Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1937 — Page 12

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FEDERAL CENSUS WILL BE TESTED IN CHECK HERE

House - to - House Canvass, Set in Heaviest Areas | Of Unemployed.

The Government's “penumeration” to test the accuracy of the national unemployment census was to begin in Indianapolis today over an unrevealed area. Here and in several districts, | chosen in a drawing last week by President Roosevelt, a house-to- | house canvass is to be made where | the heaviest concentration of unem- |

Halford Wright Howland Speaker at the banquet of

Gronert, Wabash College history on “The Mayflower Sails West.”

of 719 Graham Ave., who is &

MICHIGAN CITY, Nov. 22 (U. P). —Twenty-five women and two men were held here today on morals charges following raids last night by State Police on five resorts in La Porte and St. Joseph Counties. Those arrested were questioned by Federal Bureau of Investigation Agents concerning a suspected white slavery ring. The G-Men refused

ployed is known to exist. regular census, concluded Saturday. The average difference, if any, is to ulated in Washington. WPA Enrollees Checked At the same time WPA officials | opened a check on their enrollees to IN MORALS RAIDS Tabulators here are to designate | individuals who listed themselves as : : Held After Police Close Five pear in the tallies will be inter- | viewed to ascertain reasons for their lving, smaller postoffices began to arrive here, swelling the total count. are to be separated by counties to determine the concentration of uning to Mr. Seidensticker, together with the census cards, are to be

The personal check is to be compared with the count tallied in the be computed in arriving at the ol tional unemployment total to be tab-! —————— determine the number that failed | to fill out unemployment, cards. ! WPA employees or NYA aid recipients. Those whose cards fail to ap-| : . Establishments in Northfailure to co-operate in the poll. ern Indiana. First shipment of tallies from outWhen cards tabulated throughout the state are collected here, they employed by districts. Results of the local count, accordsent to headquarters in Washington for the final count.

vealed but it was reported that proprietors of the establishments might be charged with Federal income tax law evasion. Twenty-four state police, led by | Lieut. Ray Fisher, raided the five |resorts in La Porte County, arrests |were made at the Homestead and

THIEVES TAKE $221 HERE OVER WEEK-END es

Three Holdups and One located in an abandoned school house. Burglary Reported.

In St. Joseph County, state troopers raided the Fan Inn, eight miles cast of South Bend, and the Riverside Inn, east of Mishawaka, Sixteen women seized in the La Porte County raids were being held lin the La Porte County jail. They | probably will be tried on morals charges. Nine women and two men were arrested in the St. Joseph County raids. They are expected to appear before the justice of the peace in South Bend. Police also said they number of slot machines.

Burglars and stickup men who took more than $221 from four business houses here over the week-end were hunted by police today. Herding employees into a rear room, two men, one armed, took more than $87 in a grocery store robbery in the 5100 block College Ave., Robert Pavey, manager, reported to police. He said the robbers walked into the store Saturday night and said “This is a stickup.” The larger one drew a 38-caliber revolver, he said. Albert A. Stevenson, owner of a grocery store at 13 E, 16th St., reported to officers that a robber, | armed with a revolvery forced his

TECH SCHOOL PAPER TO SPONSOR DANCE way behind the counter and took $54 from the cash register late |

. . | A dance sponsored by the staff Son 85 from an un. °f the Cannon Technical School locked cash register in a tavern | Dillicuiion, 18 wo be ed SP 37 Monument Circle, the owner told n oon gy OW alvers police yesterday. Entrance was Mis . é iss Ella Sengenberger, director Iie yn unlocked rear transom, | or nhyplications, and Werner Mon-

Seventy-five dollars in cash was | ninger, Cannon business adviser,

. faculty members in charge. taken by an armed rcbber in a gro- are cery store holdup in the 700 block Hs Bever won the Cannon N. Senate Ave. Morris Talesnick, | SY scription sled competition. She 3051 Park Ave, owner, told police. | 8S Siven 2 Pt Se by The man fled north on Senate Ave., | iio) ; Son, 0. pon he said. i ?

A burglar who entered the home |

of wilson Robbins, 74, of 1637 Towa SCHULLER DEATH

St., during the week-end stole cloth- | ing, a watch and jewelry valued at | more than $150, it was reported to | TERMED SUICIDE

police. Charles E. Jones told officers a | John Schuller, 63, of 2053 Sher-

billfold containing $53 was taken brook St. shot and killed himself from his hotel room while he slept |in his home yesterday, according to Saturday night. Deputy Coroner Norman Booher, A burglar scaled a 10-foot fence, who returned a verdict of suicide and forced open the side window of | today. a poolroom at 29 S. California St. | I might as well kill myself beIrvin Hamilton, proprietor, told po- |fore all of you” Mr. Schuller told lice today. He said the burglar took |bis wife, daughter and two sons, $30 from the cash register. police were told.

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Approximately 250 State Farm | Insurance Co. agents were to open Sen annual convention. today in| 7imes special 1e Hotel Lincoln, LVE a v i The agents attending the two-day mn ye RO ae on meeting represent the State Farm |e M. Moore, all of Indianapolis Mutual Auto Insurance Co. State | yore "among | 71 Culver Military

Farm Life Insurance Co. and the | ! State Farm Fire Insurance Co. | Academy cadets to be named mem-

alae bers of the Rifle Honor Guard, Brig. Gen. L. R. Gignilliat, superintendent, announced today. The Guard, organized in 1931, is composed of cadets who have shown outstanding infantry ability.

PENSION CLUB TO MEET

Club No. 93 of the All American Association, advocating better state pensions for the aged of Indiana, is to meet tonight at 7:30 p. m. in 241 E. Ohio St.

INJURED IN ELEVATOR

The condition of William Gibson, 31, of 1302 E. St. Clair St., remained serious in Methodist Hospital today. He was injured Saturday when an elevator he was repairing in Circle Tower pinned him to the floor.

R. M. BOWES TO SPEAK

“Looking From the Inside Out” is to be discussed by Robert M. Bowes, Bowes Seal-Fast Corp. president, at a meeting of the Knights of Columbus Luncheon Club tomorrow noon in the Hotel Washington.

BOETCHER TO BE HONORED Mayor Boetcher, Mrs. Boetcher and the Mayor's official family are to be honored by the 18th Ward Democratic Women’s Club at Carr's Hall, 5438 E. Washington St., at 8:30 p m. tonight. Entertainment, cards, and dancing are to be presented.

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Governor-elect of the organization fis Halford Wright Howland, descendant of John Howland, a pilgrim.

VANDERBILT BRIDGE FOUR LEADS ACES

| | NEW YORK, Nov. 22 (U. P).— Harold S. Vanderbilt's contract | bridge team led by a margin of only | 60 points today at the end of the first half of final play in the Vanderbilt Cup tournament, | The team—made up of Vanderbilt, Waldemar von Zedtwitz, B. Jay Becker and Theodore A. Lightner with Charles Lochridge as alternate—is playing the Four Aces for the championship. The Four Aces, twice winners of the cup in previous tourneys, include David Burnstine, Oswald Jacoby, M. D. Maier and Howard Schenken with Sherman Stearns as alternate. The finalists sconcluded the first 36 hands of play last night and will play another 36 today. a i ————

RECEIVES BURNS AS BED CATCHES FIRE

‘Father in City Hospital; Son Also Is Injured.

Fred Steele Sr. 78, of 2566 Bluff | Road, was in City Hospital with | burns on the body received when | the bed in which he was sleeping caught fire early today. His condition was not serious. Also in the bed when the fire started were his two sons, Fred Steele Jr., 40, and Gordon Steele, 27. Fred Jr. was burned slightly and Gordon escaped injury but both were taken to City Hospital and treated for overdoses of sleeping tablets, police said, then held on vagrancy charges. In Municipal Court today their cases were continued to Dec. 15. Neighbors who saw the flames dragged the three men to safety. | Fire damage was slight. The sons also had been treated in City Hos- | pital Saturddy for overdoses of | sleeping tablets and released, police | said. |

ICE REVUE CLOSES AT FAIR GROUNDS

The Black Forest international ice | revue closed a three-day run in Fair Grounds Coliseum last night with a brilliant ice skating performance. The troupe of skaters, including several record holders, presented a | show of tap dancing, waltzing, ballet | and chorus routines. In addition there were stunts, figure skating and speed performances.

LINK-BELT AID TO TALK

R. N. Phelps, Link-Belt Manufacturing Co., will speak at the final meeting of the Y. M. C. A. Industrial Club’s current forum series at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Central “Y” Building. Mr. Phelps’ talk, “The Foreman and the Personnel Department,” will be followed by a discussion period.

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GRAVEL PLANT IS ORDERED OUT OF WHITE RIVER

Preliminary Step to Channel Widening; Removal Is Effective April 15.

City Engineer Henry B, Steeg, Indianapolis Flood Control Commission president, announced today the Indiana Gravel Co. had been ordered to remove its plant from White River near 14th St. by April 15. | He said the oraer was preliminary {to beginning one of the commis- | sion’s major projects in flood control. The commission will undertake to widen the channel and straighten the bend where White River meets with Fall Creek at 10th St, “the most dangerous section from 10th St. to the County line,” he said, Work will be started sometime next year. The project also will in clude a new bridge over Fall Creek at Indiana Ave, after widening of the channel. The commission recently acquired 10 acres of land where the plant of the Indiana Gravel Co. stands from the Patrick Ward estate. The lease of the company expired Nov. 1.

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AIR CRASH KILLS EX-LOCAL MAN

Faulty Motor Blamed for Mishap Fatal to Capt. George Matthews.

(U. P.).—A faulty motor today was believed the cause of the plane crash in which Lieut. George Knoeller, 37, and Capt. Joseph Matthews, 40, Army Air Corps reserve pilots, were killed late yesterday. Capt. Matthews formerly was an Indianapolis resident. The officers, Knoeller at the controls, were returning to their Louisville homes from a meeting of the Fifth Corps Air Reserve when the plane crashed into a snow-covered field three miles east of here. Witnesses said the motor apparently failed.

Capt. Joseph E. Matthews, killed in an airplane crash in Kentucky vesterday, Indianapolis resident eight years, lived at 3627 N. Capitol Ave. until October. He was a salesman for the General Electric Co. and recently was transferred to the Louisville offices of the firm. He was an active member of the U. S. Army Air Corps Reserve in the Fifth Corps Area and was president of the Fifth Corps Area Reserve Association. Capt. Fred W. Sommer, 3211 Brookside Parkway, South Drive, secretary-treasurer of the Reserve Association, said he had planned to meet Capt. Matthews in Columbus, O., and fly with him to Louisville. Weather conditions forced him to turn back at Richmond and he did not attend the meeting. Friends said Capt. Matthews attended the University of Kentucky and had been employed by the General Electric Co. about 12 years. He was a native of Kentucky.

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ALLEE--8ylvia, of 1214 8, Pershing Ave, mother of Frank and Walter Allee passed away Saturday morning, age [ years, Funeral services Tuesday, 10:30 a, m,, at Walnut Chapel, Friends Church, near Stilesville, Priends may call at CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1034 ' Michigan St, any time,

ARBUCKLE=Alexander H,, beloved husband of Hattie H,, father of Roy of Los Angeles, Lee and Biva of Washington, D. U., Mrs, Mary Welker of New Haven, Conn, and Lowell of Indianapolis, passed away Sunday at his home, y= ices Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the FLAN= IR & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Burial Crown Hill, Friends call av the mortuary,

BAKER--Henry Wilbur, husband of Kate Baker and father of Robert W, Baker, assed away early Sunday, age 70 years. "uneral services Tuesday, 10 a, m, at CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1034 W, Michigan St, Friends invited, Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at fuBerl home, [New Albany Ledger please COPY dv

’ BARRINGER --8amuel, father of Samuel G. Barringer of Baldwin Park, Cal, and Mrs, Hattie Behr of Indianapolis and brother of Mrs, Mine Dodge of Charles town, Ind.,, passed away Saturday noon, Nov, 20, Funeral services will be held at the residence, 2535 . Meridian St, Wednesday afternoon, Nov, 24, at 2 o'clock. Bunal Crown Hill Cemeiery. Friends are welcome, WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

CONZELMANN William, age 72, brother of Mrs. Louis Nessler, died sunday, Nov, 21, Friends may call at the home, 1034 N Tacoma Ave, any time. Private funeral service will be held Tuesday.

DEVINE--John, beloved husband of Flossie, stepfather of Mrs, Laurence Barrows, de~ arted this life Sunday, age b3 years, Muneral Wednesday, Nov, 24, at the residence, 2021 Nowland Ave, 10:30 a, m, Burinl Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends invited. (Madison Pres please copyl. Former employee of Dam 39, Florence,

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INP INININININININA The following birdies will be offered for sale at 8 A. . Dee. 6, 1037, at 146 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind., as per act of hy 79th General Assembly of the State of Indiana: 120827, *11-25-35;: 28600; 5-15-36; 33808, 10-2-36; 30167, 2-18-37; 37437, 1-8-3837, 57, 11-25-36; 20420, 6-3-36; 3555, + 30006, 2-15-37; 38058,

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NOTICE Notice is hereby given: That the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Gary, Lake Couniy, Indiana, will meet on the 30th day of November, 1937, in its office in the City Hall, to receive and consider sealed proposals for the Improvement of Seventh (7th) Avenue, Section from the East line of Alley (2) East, to the West Line of Alley Number Two (2) West, in said City of Gary, as authorized by Final Improvement Resolution Number 7615, and all in accordance with the plans and specifications now on file, : Sat improvement to done with Works Progress Administration labor and the additional cost of said improvement to be assessed as special benefits to the abutting and benefited property. All bids filed by those to whom contracts may be awarded must be made upon rinted blanks provided therefor by the oard of Public Works and Safety and rices must be stated both in words and

ures. Bidders must file a certified check for at least 212 per cent of the Engineer's estimate of the cost of sald improvement, which will be returned to unsuccessful

| bidders, and to the successful bidder when ' a contract and bond have been executed | for the work

No certified checks will be received in a less amount than One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars, Each bidder must file with of said Board, when he files his bid, the usual statutory affidavit.

t | The right is reserved to reject any and | | all bids. !

Bids must be on file In office of said City by ten o'clock the 30th day of November, 19 By order of the Board of

and Safely, RAY J. MADDEN, R. H. ATCHESON, HARRY LONG Board of Public Works and Attest: Anna Barrett, Clerk.

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+ Date, month, day, year. Treasury Department, Office of District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of Date of first publication. Nov. 1 .__ Notice is hereby given that on August 25 1937. one 1933 Chrysler Coupe. Motor No. CQ4667. with accessories, was seized in Morean County. Indiana, for violation of the ! mniernal Revenue Laws. to-wit: Soctions 258. 3281 and 2450 United States Revited tatutes. Any person claiming an interof hol Tax Unit, 418 Guaranty Blde.. Indianapolis, Indiana, and file clai nd as provided by Section 3460, U States Revised Statutes, on or before the 15th day of December, 1937: otherwise, the rty will“be disposed of according to law. E. C. Yellowley, District Super- ‘

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Ind, Puneral under direction of MOORE

J.. 34 vears, beloved | husband of Florence Downey Geiger, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C, Geiger, brother of Arthur Geiger, Mrs. Vern Proctor and * Mrs. Richard M. Brooks, passed AWAY Sunday atternoon at the home, 542 N Gray 85t. Punoral Wednesday, 8:15 a, m,, at the G, H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 8. East St and a. m St. Philip Neri Church, Friends may call at the funeral home, father of Efe Friday at his 2208 English Ave,

GLEASON Edward P., Huber, passed away daughter's residence, Friends may call at the daughter's resis dence any time, PFuneral services Mons day, 8 p. m.; also Tuesday, 1 p. m, Rising Sun, Ind, Friends invited, TOLIN FUNERAL SERVICE

KELLEHER--Miss Julia J, daughter of the 1 late John and Mary Kelleher, sister of Patrick, Nora, John and Mary Kelleher and Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald, died Saturday, Nov. 20, at the late residence, 5140 E. Michigan St, Funeral Tuesday, Nov, 23, 8:1 a. m. Irom residence, Services at Little Flower Church, § a. m, Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends invited, BLACKWELL SERVICE,

| JACOBS Susan Alice, | Jacobs, entered into rest Saturday, 79 years, mother of Clint, Charley, Herman, Elijah and Floyd Jacobs. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a. m,, at residence, 1141 W. New York St., Burial Floral Park. HARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL PARLOR in charge,

Mc¢CRACKEN --John L., beloved husband of Bessie L. McCracken, passed away Saturday morning, Nov. 20, Funeral services will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME, Illinois at 17th Sts, Tuesday afternoon, Nov al 2 o'clock, Burial Washington Cemetery, Friends are welcome,

SHAUGHNESSY-Margaret M,, widow of the late Michael and sister of Beatrice, Dr. Thomas and Dr. J. M. Walsh, passed away at her residence on the Rockville Road Sunday, Nov. 21. residence Wednesday services St. John's Church, Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. invited.

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SLAVEY--Noah David, Slavey, father of Mrs Mrs. Betty Ann Niehaus, Mrs. Fanny Goode, Mrs. Myrtle Doan, Mrs, Irene Swink, Mrs. Cleo Holden, Oscar Stanley, Charles Thomas and Clarence Slavey, | passed away, age 59 years. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p. m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. Michigan. Friends {invited Burial Floral Park Friends may call at the residence, 1221 N. Warman Ave, until noon Wednesday

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John 8., beloved husband of Rosemary, father of Maryellen, stepfather of Boh, Pat and Tom Endsley, brother of Walter and son of the late John W. and Elizabeth Virt, passed away Saturday Nov, 20. Yuneral at the residence, 5203 Julian Ave,, Tuesday, Nov, 23, at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery

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FLUPP chenille rugs made from old rugs. See beaut, samples. Rug rep Get prices ACTIVE RUG CLEANERS, HA-3636.,

(Rugs Cleaned, Made, Repaired)

Ww. O. Jones, Inc.

_Rug Cleaning. ______ HU-13686.

Friends invited, FINN BROS. SERVICE.

of our wife Ruah Alice

In Memoriam

WEBB — In loving memory mother and grandmother, Webb, who passed away Nov. 21, 1036. Sadly missed by husband, children and grandchildren, |

Funeral Directors

WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM

1321-23 W RAY °T ee BE-1539 WALTER 1. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME 206 SHELBY ST DR-35T0

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W MICH ST BE-1934 FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N Meridian St

TA-1835

Flanner & Buchanan 25 W. Fall Creek Blvd. TA-4400

"BERT 5. GADD

2430 Prospect St. __ DR-8501 GRINSTEINER'S 522 BE. Market St. PERSONAL SERVICE G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8 EAST ST ___ DR-MT!

~ HISEY & TITUS

THE FUNERAL HOME 951 N. DELAWARE ST.

11-8838 AIR CONDITIONED

RI1-5374 |

one vear ago, |

(Sewer Cleaning)

GAVE vour sewers cleaned the Electric Roto-Rooter way Save money and time. _ SEWER CLEANING SERVICE. _LI-2881

Tailoring

| FORDHAM made-to-order clothes, | up Budget payments, 56 N. Hamilton. __CH-6236.

i | 4+-ROOM

$3.25 room up. We |

$24.50 |

$3.50; NEW JERSEY, N,, 2038-8mall warm room, kitchenette, Near balh, Privats entrance, Phone. . ALABAMA, N B2h—"Two-room apartment, also one large front room, good heat, _ reasonable, . ALABAMA, N. 3043- Nicely furnished a Automatic f : and wife omployed preferred Sk: Yuen BELLEFONTAINE, 1131"Two rooms, mods ern, private entrance good heat, $4 50, See to appreciate, : Ln BROADWAY. 1134 Warm room, Kitchens \ ont y 5.5 _ Room, kitchenette; $3 50 FRR. an BROADWAY, 1403 Clean, better kitchenette apartments, utilities; adults: near car OARROLLTON, 1804-~2-room, upstairs; ine yd bed; utilities; private entrances;

type quiet,

TRAL, 1048—Cheerful, front res kitchenette; private entrance; pom and COLLEGE, 1410=Furnished warm front 1s room apartments, Phone, $3.50, DAVIDSON, N, 31 nicely furnished, Walking distance, LI-2284 DELAWARE. N. Ho Attractive light, eping and sleeping rooms, Go TE © opi. ov. Sod BAST, N., 130—Nice clean home-like light housekeeping rooms, Downtown. RI.3750, HIGHLAND AVE, N, 21-TWO DESIRABLE; UTILITIES FURNISHED; ADULT GARAGE ED; ADULTS; | PARK, 1118 2-Room | nished, hot water, fnirance, | PARK, 1224--One-room, kitchenettes, apartment, Upsiairs Also room,

9; J-room apartment, utilities, Steam, Adults,

“furs

apartment dq 1 Private

Good heat

front sleeping

PENNSYLVANIA, N, 807—Front room, kitchenette; nicely furnished, good heat. Telephone service, Adults

PLEASANT, 1135-2 nice rooms with thi i everything furnished; utilities Adu M 1

Apartments, Unfurn. 16

APT, New and spacious situation, Steam heat, garage By ete; $50, WA-1490.J. 4550 Allisonville RA.

Indianapolis Rental Agency

{| Furnished and unfurnished apartment | Various locations $25 up LIp308 Hi

Apartment Rental Bureau Con, locations gladly shown, HB-1328

"GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 WW. Vermont LI-2439

Moving and Storage

HAULING Light, heavy: local, long distance,

time, CH-4485, Any

8 NEWLY DECORATED

1433 Spann; S5-room semimodern $20.00 1113 Udell; 6-room modern. . .. 822 50 6556 Eugene, 6-room modern... 82500 1530 Asbury. S5-room modern $27.50 2617 E, Wash,; 7-room modern. $30.00 3047 N. Ill.; 8-room modern $40.00 Call Mr. WALTERMIRE

44 Virginia Ave, LI-8401

Houses, Unfurnished

$125~63RD E., 1205-~Beautiful $20.000 North Side home, carpeted, venetian blinds, 4 bedrooms, Can be rented Sally furnished or unfurnished. MR. HORTON.

1326 LEXINGTON AVE. 5-room bungalow, modern except bath, $16.75, a HOYT--3-bedroom, semimodern; garage;

$22.50, _ 138 N, Delaware 8t. RI-1429, ARROW AVE, 1745 — Two front, clean rooms, first floor; private entrance, semi-modern, porch; lights and blinds __Turnished; $10 month. BELL ST. 525 — SIX-ROOM DOUBLE, semi-modern; near Tech, water paid, BR~1948, i NEW JERSEY, N., 2251-Large, comforts aoe 4 RP Inodern; Sued backe ; near choo 5: Central car; $32.50. CH-4570. WA-3253, » PENNSYLVANIA, 8. 2240—Five-room mod» ern bungalow, fireplace, garage: A-l1 __condition. LI-1619

1415 E. SOUTHERN

S5.-room modern house and garage. $35.00, HARNESS & CLINE, 119" N. Ala., LI1-8406 | Oakland, 1109 N.—6 rms., mod .. $35 | West Maple Rd, 204-6 rms, ¥ ve | JENNINGS BROS L1-3814 28 8. 1.

| SHERMAN, 8. 61—SIX-ROOM SINGLE-~ Strictly modern, garage, $30 WA-1534,

FE 429S. SPENCER

At Brookville Road; 5-room modern bungalow, paved street; bargain for cash to mortgage. WA-2075. E. B. Thompson, BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI-3477, 11TH, E., 3831 -—-4-room modern: linoleum, cabinets, garage, water paid, Reduced, $25

SIX-ROOM modern, except furnace; near Ell Lilly; $18. Druggist. Villa-E. Minne sota, or Fletcher Trust FIVE-ROOM single; electricity; $12 as it is. Druggist, Villa and E Minnesota. (COLORED) HAMILTON, N., 1018—Fiveroom semimodern; water paid; garage; 313. CH-4148-W, I'imes Economy Want Ads Are Easier to Read and Produce Better Results It's The Times Now for Want Ads RT lev 555)

Houses, Apts. Furn. 19

(Truck Rentals) RENT A TRUCK, Move vourself. Save half ‘RRIVE. IT YOURSELF TNC. 39

Rooms Without Board

$2.50; CARROLLTON, 2325--Cozy 4 room for 1 employed. College Car. HE2492,

BROADWAY, 1602—Large attractive front room, in private home; 1-2 employed. wl HE-2527. BROADWAY, room, near car _ter. HE-4146. _____ A CAP., N., 1523-—-'"Mcintire Apartments’; attract. mod CAPITOL, N.. 3159—Attractively furnished front room, large closets; near bath; _innerspring. TA-4359. Rl CENTRAL, 1517-—-Large front room, unusual; nicely furnished; innerspring; steam heat. LI-5771. : : CLINTON HOTE 20 Virginia — Clean steam-heated sleeping rooms, $2.50 up EMERSON, N. 3638: lovely room, 2 young employed business men, garage. CH-3392.

1812—Attractive sleeping line;

home, 1

GRANT, 403 N.—Nicely furnished warm room; garage: meals optional. TR-7303. ILLINOIS, N., nerspring mattress, steam heat. ing distance. RI-5669. ILLINOIS, N., entrance; lavatory; __ined home; garage. __ _ . MERIDIAN. 968 N.: Apt. 12—Large, front room, suitable 1 or 2 gentlemen. PENNSYLVANIA, N. 1233 — Comfortable

Walk-

toilet; steam; Te-

ployed person preferred. L1-2802. PENNSYLVANIA, 1616 N slepeing room, twin beds, heat. HE-2288. . “N.. 3058—Large front room;

front, good

MOORE & KIRK | : CH-1806- 4 : IA-6068-¢ | SHIRLEY BROS. |#46 N Tinos 88 J. C. WILSON DR-0321 1230 Prospect St. Dre-0322 COLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS C. M. C. WILLIS & SON te SSS N._ West . ...@WiuUu L1-5651 Times Economy Want Ads Are Pasier to Read and, Pr uce Better Results

s The Times Now for Want Ads. RI lev 5551

IR-1159 i Co. |

11-5409 |

Personals

FREE Marcelling. paper curling. paper Croquignole. water wave BEAUTY or set. No obligation. The InWORK ternational, 342 E. Wash. St

"ELECTRIC RAZORS REPAIRED

We sell, trade, recon. Any electric shaver. ELECTRIC RAZOR EXC Suite 603 Occidental Bidg. RI-2732 les,

MOVIE STARS, Hollywood, Los An Catalina Island, 4 photo-albums, $1.00 Postal money order. xX 587 STATION, Los Angeles, Calif, WEISSMAN MOTORS Dodi, waticaion Phone—Day CR 582: night. CH-5243

Unloading sale. Munn ZARING HA

inl

ATTENTION! remodeling reasonable. SHOP, 28th _and Central. AFTER this date I am not resp for debts other than my own. RAYBURN DARROUGH. HOME for aged and conva escents; nurse's care; stoker heat; reasonable. 2120 E.

__ Michigan. . Hair cuts, Tuesday Morning, FREE Indiana College of Beauty Culture. 108 E. Wash. Room 908 : RI-0777 FREE—$10.00—~FREE This ad is worth $10 Beauty Course ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD 401 Roosevelt Bld HAIR DYE CLINIC MONDAY & WED. International. 342 E. Wash.

CARE of chronic invalid convalescents. Reasonable

| WASHINGTON BLVD.

| Weekly

PENN. N., joining bath. Good heat. TA-5788. WASHINGTON BLVD. 2820—Large, warm front room; showers, gentleman. TA-3821.

path,

1 or 2

32D—Room heat:

men; twin beds: quiet; steam garage. HA-1813-W : : WOODRUFF PLACE, 559 W. Drive—Attractive, comfortable; beautyrest; shower: reasonable; gentleman. C1i-6226-J. NEAR Fountain Square, 1326 Linden; room, near bath. Meals, garage optional. DR6781. aa it LS BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms, strictly Rodern: gentlemen preferred. References. -5734.

Hotels | 2A SHERMAN HOUSE HOTEL

Warm, comfortable outside rooms. rates, $2.50 Pp Elevator

service, Transients invited Just across

| street east of Union depot

ROOSEVELT HOTEL : ’ town! Clean, comfortable slaoning OWL $3.50 up. laundry aone free. 220 W. Onlio. C 0 8. 1.

COLONIAL HOTEL , 3°. a

venlences. city heat. weekly $3 up Maw an, city heated rooms. Mayfield aan 8° Capitol. Formerly 132% W. Ohio. Men Only. TI ce kinda] $3.50 and up; clean comoosier Hotel 5: aie rooms; showers and baths; city heat, 440 Mass. Ave. CENTRAL HOTEL—Delaware and Vermont, 331 N. Delaware. Modern, outside rooms. Transient rates.

Rooms With Board

7 $5—-NEW JERSEY, N room; gentleman preferred. RI-1983. ALABAMA, N., 1104—Real home for valids and aged; excellent meals; onable. RI-4134. ae LL : GRACELAND, 3128—Desirable one or (wo; good heat; ‘garage; nice moals. HA-4821-J. OHIO, 738 E.—Working man board. No otheg boarders. o 0 innerspring: $6.

inreas-

PARI 1806—Large front: a cooked meals; suitable for 2; CARE : for sick, elderly, convalescents; ladies only; excellent meals; & heat. RI-3213.

* é 2 3

Kv Ave |

12.

warm |

constant hot wa- | |

mod. rms.; steam heat; $3 up. |

- | SHELBY,

GRACELAND, 3152—If you appreciate good | = private family; meals optional. | 9. |

624, Apt. 3—Nice room, in- |

1907—Unusual room; private

room, bath attached; roomy closets; em- |

Furnished |

ad- |

1330—Nice warm 983 |

to room and |

$8 WEEK: LEE, 1412—4.room bungalow double, modern, water paid; garage optional, BE-4437-R. $8.50 WEEK; UDELL, 974 Modern 5-room house; 2 bedrooms, garage, Riverside bus. Utilities paid.

ALABAMA, N.. 707—Modern furnished _ apartment, 2 rooms and bath, $32 month, OARROLLTON, 1314—Nice S5-room flat; steam heated, hardwood floors, utilities, : references, -— | COMER, 1140—Modern 2-room apartment, | furnished or unfurnished; private en- _ trance; reasonable. DR-0618-J. ILLINOIS, N.. 2020—Lovely front apartment; exquisitely furnished; acccmmos _ date 3: Kelvinator, all utilities; garage, | MERIDIAN, N.. 816—2 and 3-room; pris vate bath, Prigidaire, all utilities.

MERIDIAN, N., 1728—Front 2 rooms, cozy, warm, connecting bath, Reasonable, _TA-1592.

[SHELE 1347 gall Atore room, living arters, garage; close Fountain . _LI-4852, BR-1255, Square

' Rent Business Places

Houses for Sale 24

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of titie. Have 1t examined by your attorney. Union Title Company

Union Title Building 155 E. MARKET ST.

| SMALL HOMES on smal monthly paye ments, ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtors,

NORTH 5400 COLLEGE 5.rm. side, mod., excellent dbl 2-car gar., ex. large ot. Woodruff. Clark Agency.

EAST

Side dr., Terms, Mr, LI-5598.

cm —

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Best Bargains in Town

1023 N. Gale St.—6-room mod.; 2-car garage, cheaper than rent. 1826 Holloway ~5-room mod. with extra lot and 2-car garage. 1302 N. Rural--5-room semimod, The above homes are priced very low. Small down payment bal. terms, dw. Dillehay DR-T7925

J. 8. CRUSE. INC

3 BEDROOMS GRANT NEAR MICHIGAN

Long living room, nice kitchen. 3 large bedrooms and bath up Pull basement, 2-car garage. Price low--terms, -9388—MR. BURGESS IR-6102 AMERICAN ESTATES CO... REALTORS

| Liquidator Wants Offer

| Keystone, 8. 529—Five-room modern | bungalow. Garage. Possible terms. SEX. | TON AGENCY. RI-5182.

RI-6412

FIVE ROOMS a side modern double. Hardwood floors. Good condition. Close to school, rary, od TE asportation. Rents 3 : own, N, _ Ete20n. ! ELSO! SIX ROOMS—Arcola heater, garage. 13th and Denny. Snrubbery. Opi afrernoon. $2250, terms. WNEY, -DR-6142.

SOUTH

Aa WEST Le 726 N. SHEFFIELD £3

BEN -room modern house: garage. Ime mediate possession. Price $2500.00. | JOHN R. WE SONS ~~ LI-3424

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2-story,

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