Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1937 — Page 11

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4 LESLES. nw,

: ART 8 Walters Der, Daniel; sister, Mrs. Sarah

Ex &0. AD | HERE, IS DEAD

A Position as Road's Traffic Manager 8 = Years Ago.

“Lesite B. Jay, former B.. & o.

Railroad trafic manager here, died Thursday night in his home in. Cincinnati after « short illness: { ‘Mr. Jay and his’ family moved from’ Indianapolis to: their present home eight years ago. ‘He held a similar post in the company’s Cincinnati

office. : He was a member of the Shrine, Elks and Indisnapolis Traffic Club. Survivors include the ite Mrs 4 . Cornelia Jay; a son, Leslie ay Jr.,.and a sister, Mrs Mrs. Ora Dunbar, Centerville, ° Funeral arrangements have not been completed. ‘HOWARD LOWER, Kingan & Co. engineer, died in Methodist Hospital

late Thursday as the result of burns:

received when he fell into a vat of scalding water in the plant Tuesday. He was 31. “Workmen said he fell into the water vat while’ examining stea m pipes. They removed him. ‘He resided - with Mr and Mrs. Ira Gilter at 224 Harris Ave. Mr. Lower was. a member of the: ‘West. Park M. E. Church. : Survivors: elude “several : cousins. Funieral arrangements have not been completed. : MRS. CAMILLA B. COHEN, 1754 S.: ‘Randolph . St., died yesterday morning as she started on a Christmas shopping trip. She was 49. Mrs. Cohen died at Minnesota and Randolph Sts. while. waiting for a streetcar, She was stricken with heart disease, although her husband, William H. Cohen, said she had not been ill. - A _ Funeral services are to be held in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, but the time had not been set. Mrs. Cohen was born in Birmingham, Ala., but had lived in Indianapolis ‘since childhood. Besides the husband. a sister, Mrs. - ‘Harry -Conover, Tadianapolis, survives her.

MRS. LOUISA DONNER, 627 Lin- |

coln St., burned when her clothing caught fire from flames of a stove at her home Thursday, died odist Hospital ' yesterday. 70

Funeral ‘services are to be held at 10:a. m. tomorrow at the home. Burial will be at ‘Dupont. Mrs. Lena Sohn, 710 E. Minnesota St., visitor. at the Donner “ home, beat out the flames. She said the dress caught fire as Mrs. Donner was poking the fire in the stove. She was an Indianapolis resident 20 years and a member of Morris Street Baptist Church. vors are the husband, Joseph C... Donner; two sons, Charles and : Lester. Donner, both of Indianapo-

She was

lis; brother, Charles Shonk, Butler=|

ville, and two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Wilman; Mount’. Vernon, and Mrs. Katie Party, Columbus:

> State Deaths

ARCADIA-—-Mrs. Sarah Turner. vivor: Brother, William Tomes. * BATTLE GROUNB—John L. Beeker, 68. ~ Survivors: Wife, Dora; daughters, Mrs. geal Aper, s. Hazel Chenoweth, Mrs. aggie "Hornbeck and Bernice. BOGGSTOWN — Mrs. Sarah Mays, 75. Survivors: Son, John; daughter, Mrs. MilMitchell; brothers, go and Mack

Sur-

SLE—Lenius Smith, 71. Surviv-

: ora: daug hters. Miss Bonnie Smith and Mrs. Ruby Phillips: sister, Mrs. - Martha a CLARKSBURG. John Evans, 3. Survivors: athe Clyde: mother: brothers. ahd Alien d Robert; sisters, Frances, Mabel DELPHI—Charles McCain, 76. Survivors: Brother, Frank; sisters, Mrs. Pearl fllen, . 1s rs Charles Buckley and Mrs, Henry ‘Hartman, 64,

El Sur vivors: Carrie; sons, Hubert and

Wie WAYNE Mrs. Gertrude Brown, 35. Survivors: Husband, the Rev. James; so! Paul. Si Sidney and M. James; three brothers FT. NEL Phyllis Jean Lots. Survivors: Pather, Harry; mother. “FOWLER~—Roscoe N.’ Jones, 67. Survi ‘ors: Mother, Mrs. Emma A, Jones; Brother, Roy W. FRANCE SVILLE—Mrs Mary es RemBer, 53. Survivors: Daughters, rs. Ver- _ non ‘Weir, Mrs. Harold Redlick, Mrs. Fred Simere, Mrs. Bugene ‘Cain,’ Emeline and - 8 » 8 BURG Chanles: Zoller, a. SurSon, Karl - Mrs. 'E.~ Robinson; A Mollie. lawrence. and : Mrs. Louise Fina. - Frank Elder 88 arors: Dus. band?’ (Jeughters, Sirs. e Tully, Mrs. aylor and Mys ans dson: rge Eddy: sisters, ors, Laura |, -and - Mrs. ‘Mae Pete . MADISON—John _ Morrow. . ; rona; Tih

SurvivClarence Mrs. Mabel ohn

| Afthur Fanny

| ON-—Charles Kingsbury, 60. Sur- . vivors: Wife, Rosie; bP Mrs. Faye 1s; stepson, Pa ; Bragg. 78. gi IGORES Wife; . Tougher: (ot po a sister,

Miss Harriet’ Bi : an ahler. 76. Sur-

ROSS—S, J. Wife, Luella: son, : stepstepson, Roy

vivors: t Lelia Parker;

' daughter, peda. Brown, 80.

sn Sons,” ms, Claude” de and Harvey;

Li a Lanham, 33. et Siushend, Clarence; Sather

ard od cit ce: daug! ah na and Virthers “Eis bert and Albert a astice Church, Mrs. Hobbs: ind The | SHELBYVILLE ties. Gertru Survivors: Husband, ‘Harley: daughter, Marilyn: Harley; father, Milo Harley!

ilbur, an ley; 3 Norma. Buchanan, Mis a Ray: and Mrs.. Pauline M

civic SAFETY LEAGUE

the Léague and approved committee . chairmen at the group’s first meet- - ing’ yesterday at the Hotel Wash-

- ington. . fey iotmed committees include

|, “today,

in Meth-,

de Forrar,

1S TO INCORPORATE

| The Civic. Safety Leagues execu- < , tive board voted for incorporation of

SER oe

The Indiana Society “of Engineers .today . had adopted a resolution, opposing President Roosevelt’s proposal to reduce Federal road funds. ~ Engineers who took active pasts in the. caniers

ICC SPEEDS UP RAIL RATE CASE|

Spurred by F. D. R. Plea for Early Ruling, Bureau ‘Advances Hearing.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.. (U. P.), —The Interstate Commerce Com‘mission, pressed - "President Roosevelt for “early determination” of the railroads’ plea for $517, 000,000 per year more revenue, today advanced the case nearly a month by revising its schedule of hearings.

The ICC first set the final hear-

ing for Feb. 7. Today it issued a new schedule -of hearings, moving up the final date to Jan. 17. Yesterday the ICC turned down the railroads’ motion for an immediate authority to advance freight rates 15 per cent on five days’

notice, pending final determination | fun

of their application for a permanent. 15 per cent rate increase. Today’s decision by the ICC to speed the railroads’ case even faster indicated that a final decision might come before Feb. 20. The President said yesterday that the railroads’ financial problem was one for the ICC and that the soon-| er a decision was reached the better. As another means of expediting the case, the Commission specified that any briefs or memoranda should be served and filed by the time oral argument is ended. Argument will begin immediately after all evidence: is in, it was ordered.

METHODISTS PLAN 5-MONTH PROGRAM

‘Conversion’ of Founder Wili Be ‘Marked.

CHICAGO, Dec. 11 (U. P.)—o Methodist - officials today set up a five-month program of church activity participated in by United States; Canadian and English leaders to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the “conversion” of John Wesley, who founded their church. | Highlighting the celebration will be a “United Methodist Council,” drawing 4000 church leaders to Chicago on Feb. 3, 4 and 5, and the fingl vote next May, by the general conference of the Methodist Episcopsl Church, South, on church unifice.tion which already has been ratified by the other major divisions. Bishop Earnest Lynn Waldorf of Chicago disclosed plans for the council at which outstanding clerical and lay leaders will analyze the modern church, its goals, problems and methods of approach. Ley speakers already booked inclucle Branch Rickey, vice president of the

St. Louis Cardinals and Dr. Georgia |

Harkness, Mt. Holyoke College professor, described by Bishop Waldorf as one ‘of the outstanding "Womnin in the church .today.”

BOBBITT CRITICIZES F.D.R.AT AT DEDICATION

An attack on President Roosevelys “campaign to curb the power of the Supreme Court” was made by Arcliie N. Bobbitt, Republican State Chairman, at the dedication of the Wasiington Township Republican Club, 6234 Bellefontaine St., last night. “Following his failure to pack the Court,” Mr. Bobbitt charged, President began a drive to curb the power of the fribunal to pass bn constitutionality of acts of Congress. “It is apparent, by the very nature of our Government, that the question of whether a statute is in con= flict with the Constitution must, of necessity, be. determined by the courts.”

HUNT FOR BODY OF SLAIN WOMAN FAILS

PARIS, Dec. 11 (U. P.) —Inspgctors rushed to suburban Garche today to exhume the body of a womsan they suspected of having been another victim of Eugene Geoi'ge Weidmann, the - executioner of a kidnap-murder gang, but found that it = had -been mysteriously taken abroad. . The strange

woman had died uniler circumstances near Weid-

| mann’s “murder villa” in St. Cloud.

It was understood that her body

~ thed been taken to sn foreign cotn<

try, about two ‘months ago...

|DRIVES AUTO INTO |

“TRAIN NEAR MUNCIE

MUNCIE. "Dec. a fos P). “Roca velt Rozelle,” 35, committed suicide authorities claimed,

ence at the Claypool Hotel yesterday were (eft-to’ right) Frank Schutt, Gary, consulting engineer; Homer Rupard, Indiana [Engineering Council secretary, and John A. Kelley, Laporte County engineer.

& »

Resolution Adopted by State

~ Society to Be Sent Roosevelt

"A resolution protesting a proposed vedudtion in the amount of Federal funds granted for State highways and diversion of funds raised for State highway purposes is to be sent to President Roosevelt soon by the Indiana Professional Engineers’ Sofiety. :

The petition was adopted yesterday at a meeting at the Claypool Hotel after a day-long discussion of highway engineering problems. Sultan G. Cohen, ‘State Highway Construction Engineer, said today that the resolution would be “put into shape and sent to Washington

“the

sometime this month.” Another resolution passed by the ‘engineers gave Prof. R, L. McCormick, retired Rose Poly Technical | Institute faculty member, a life membership to the Engineers’ Society. ... . Crawford Speaks

The delegates also’ voted to petition the State Engineers’ istration and Budget Bcards to expend more of the funds collected for an “education program” rather than reverting back to the general d

Earl Crawford, State Highway

ASKS SPECIAL HIT-RUN JUDGE

Mrs. Davis Files Petition; Elderly Man Dies of Injuries.

While funeral arrangements were being completed for Marion County’s 147th traffic victim, attorneys for Mrs. Florence Simmons Davis, charged « with involuntary manslaughter in connection with the hitandsrun death of = 4-months-old

j Barbara Condit, filed a petition for

a special judge. The petition asks that the Supreme Court suggest three judges. The trial originally had been set for next Wednesday before Criminal Court Judge Frank P. Baker.

A venire of 125 names had been drawn and summons issued. Court attaches indicated the entire venire may have to be redrawn. Charles MenMuir, 74, of 676 E. Fall Creek Blvd. died in City Hospital early today from injuries received when struck by an automobile at Massachusetts Ave. and St. Clair St. Monday. His death also raised the City’s traffic deaths to 97 for the year, Driver Not Held Mrs. Rose Basey, 25, of 2037 Ludlow Ave., driver of the auto, was not held. Mr. MenMutr, who came here from Connersville five years ago, was an employee of the Business Furniture Co. He was a member of Broadway Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Luetta MenMuir; daughter, Mrs. C. S. Ober, Indianapolis, and sister, Mrs. Mattie Smyth, Colville, Wash. .- Funeral services are to be held at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be in Oxford, O.

Rearrest Ordered

Rearrest of Roy McDonald, 28, truck driver who is alleged, to have struck a School 14 pupil and endangered others Thursday, was ordered when he failed to appear in Municipal Court today to answer charges of reckless driving, failing to give a hand signal, failing to give right of way to a pedestrian and violating a traffic signal. Judge Pro Tem. Jacob Steinmetz set bond at $500, but police were unable to locate the defendant. McDonald was arrested yesterday and released on his recognizance. Affidavits against McDonald were signed by Gene Roberts, 13, of 541 Dorman St., a School 14 schoolboy patrol officer. Edward Dummick, 7, of 421 N. Walcott St., was struck by the truck, police said, but was uninjured.

Terre Haute Traffic ~ - Victim Unidentified

TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 11 (U.P). —

old was killed here last nicht when struck by an Som driven by Idman Stout, 27, Riley, Ind.

MASONS SCHEDULE ~ CHRISTMAS PARTY

“The Christmas party and public installation of Blue Lodge officers of Indianapolis ‘M.,, and Indianapolis O. E. S. are to be held at 8 p. m.

Thursday 1522 wo Fig

CHRISTMAS STORY IN

Reg=

An unidentified man about 35 years|-——

lis Lodge 669, F. & A.| Chapter 393,

in. the e Masonic Tem ple, | I= ‘Admission will be a donation for Chistes baskets. |

fen BE TOPIC ev

Commigsion - chairman, speaking yesterday, estimated that “97 per ‘cent of the highway safety program depends on individual motorists and not in| the construction of better highwa) The. Indiana Professional Engineers’ |Society was formed seven

months ago with Mr. Cohen as its president.

1 |

Deaths—Funerals ! Indianagolls Times, Saturday, Dec. 11, 193%

CALDW, LL—Willia am _ Lyon, beloved hus--ba { Elizabeth Braden Caldwell, and father] of Wallace L. Braden and DuSalawell, Passed away early Friday Ig. ces at the residence, 1940 a. m. Friends

. Capitol ave Monday, 11 a invited. Burial Crown Hill, other of

CLEMENTS—Mrs. rd reary, hil E., Hallie land Gus Clements, passad Away : A ;

Exact Te

STiends invited. = Burial Sheri-

COHEN—Camilia B, isted das soiday mhotmie Genst riday mornin t the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MOR ARY, Monday 9:30 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown (Hill CURTIS Augusta R., wife of Frank B. Curtis, passed away Friday Syening at

wife of William H. Mrs. Harry Conover,

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Houses, Apts. Furn. 19 $33—3-ROOM _ furnished modern apartNate 23 £god heat; inquire 1 3 E.

Bt Maly CARROLLTON. PO 4 orifoltaole rooms, bath, utilities; aduits. HE-5083. : LLINOIS, N. 1919-2-To0m, apartment; excellent heat; furnished: private entrances: garage available. ST. CLAIR ,»316 E.—Three-roon apartment, furnished. STATE, cottages son

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ATTHACTIVELY FURNISHED One-bedroon. apartment; splendid econ-

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WOODRUFF, 915 W. DRIVE—Nicely fur- | OLNEY. N..° 113¢—Pive-r rietly miod:nished; couple; WE girl; no other| ern double; ardwaod cots; garage. : oars, CH-41735. H-3458-W, ! ! 316--Large, clean front room; | PROSPECT, 0917—5i = a ie ern Froom | | istudio Eo h,. good Dents. employed .ady; Souble thik - -8234; eve(private entrance. RI-7257. a 5 . ph [on W.. 429-- arm room; inmer- Sar. Ea ow room Tower uplex, 8 ring. Roerd"estional Garage. ‘G x _ modern except furnace. $19 seman. 3462. RANDOLPH, TNL. errs TOO, inedern, MODER rooms, free rent; couple, or wom-i $235. 206 _E. Morris rris—-Three rooms; bath, fa to help with housework -4671. 5 ar -3738. NORTH-—Very nice warm Es rivate | © Jos N. Single Sm. home. Si ictly | © ome. | Transportation. HA-4660. v firepiace: me CH eh s oS MTT, a Sd Tore ted. 1 Wat id; Los he Hotels 2A | sb S85, Rafe (pfpgaraced. Wawr paidi om TD etait | adiolning baths: Pa s recont oy 02 wemck: Bldg., $4. 5 gleara_ nea heat: Bo best ho 0% Ale | Ri.4661, 1A RY 8: 218T, BA

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N.. 914—Cheap light houseGood heat.

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Kent, ly of Gazrolr RB, Mrs. Lee Hardin, Mrs. G. C. Pitt tmon, Ms. Gharies P. Agen, passed a¥sy Saturday, ncent’s - neral Soraas. 2p. m. at the MoNEELY Friends, invited. Belenis macnn, St. rien mortuary after 11 a, 3% “Sunde ail a the

KROESEN—Frank N.. of 90 Ave., beloved husband of Ro eed and father of Mrs. Fern James, BeoY Greenwood, passed away Thursday, b 9 neral Sunday. Dec : D. OM!

at the E, 1230 Prospect, St. ied. 3 Sarl al Greenwood. Pr t the Funeral Home as, may Dodd A.. belove rs Barence Giitner, red cousin of Balta Bowman, Ernest Neli h, thel Stone, Adam Snyder, Gol die 'G ‘Gambold, Myrth Baurmeister and nephew of i] Mme “Liss Sayer, Dh er Dec. 9. Funeral ie assed SHIR.

t SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, Iilinois St... Monday. 1: a m. Borin Gown Hill. Priends jay 2 at the Giliner Tesidence, 3 8. ris St., any e unt m. Su chapel after 5 p. m. imide and 3k the

MEN. MUJR—Charles, husban Bom Men Muir, Inter oF ML 12 Lueita awav atu Erie iy Rai sli vited. Burial ‘Oxford. Po Priendsin-

SCHURMANN—Henry, 79 years, passed away Saturda morning." Y Sona 0 Jobson. Mis Sima Soni ur Schumann of Todlinscols. 8 Howard & BUCHANAN

a eR m, Crown Hill.

Friends: tavited: Burial

TUDOR--Opal, wife of Ken of Ronald Lee and a other

George Morgan, pass the ]ate residence a Momart, rana e Hi

t. anv time. Services Mon- |. a Park. “Friends vied. in Meio. Cards of Thanks di 19

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Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments.

E. Wash., Rm. 302. LI-5393

Con.

Apartment Rental Bursau’ locations gladly shown. HE-1328.

ha} RESS, 2 or 3 rooms; heat, light, ter; $16 and

921 $20. ICHIGAN. E.. 628—Efficiency arjartment; __ utilities fussished, Be i iftodist ;

GAN, 2238 OES, bath heat, water ra Newly decorated. $35. Adults. CH-2050.

531 Be

NEW JERSEY. 2085 N. — _ Pleasant 3 ) EAST—F.ve-room modern :louble; front room, cozy: warm; good trans- oe condition: ws ran Jw CH-1639. BRADY a sleeping. room, | Aon buili Seo waders Souk: | heat; constant hot water, RI-4873. = ° Shen ‘cabthat;. BE. on 1625 - Warm sleeping 918---5 ne cigcorated; CARBO 3.room , spariment. furnished. orf e tosh, water Lr $17. D13-0570-W. er clean; mod- Sndits wane 50. fogs: i: “em home; twin beds; hot water: garage. ONE taon; 2 t

8 1.50.

| Houses Unfurnished

531 Beville—-6-room moder = hepard--6

REN A TRUCK. Move yoursel, Jaye haif. 4 Bri

6-room modern Bungalow. ad, S-room

EL ~ E.. 1546—Four roo rooms. . kitchokie. DR-

alow, comple econaiion aod borh ih RI-7200. as 8 Four-roam double. double, $15; water paid. 13 w.

29S COLORADO AVE

Ld Sa y=

18 ®

-room modern, bu bungalow,

kville & Graves, ‘243 N, | Del 2l, RIA AVAILABLE NOW ville, 6-room modern. 814 Shepard, 4732 Brookville

GRAVES, 2243 Nn. N. Del. St. . RI-3471

semimodern. water paid.

. HU-4368.

BOYS’ 26m. balloon bi Te 28-in., $10. a a 63d. Tah AF hove

HOT POINT RANGE for gas range; - tric trains, or Nhat: 283 34 nee

TRADE my equity in ’'37 for clear Y oor 12s 5 S. Bel Er guth Sodas

FORD '32—Will swap equity fo car. A-1 condition. "oi boo Tr Hghter

Times Easier to yr

Ate and ro! It's The Times for Want Ads RI ‘ev hss) :

Household Goods

SPE QUEEN WASHERS Floor samples and Pre-owned,” Greatly Terms.

reduced Cuaraiiieed, VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO.

nk Ads

FOR RESULTS - The Times RI-55851 Men ‘Wanted 30

GooD “HORSE SHORE. Sart be sober. To run truck and shop on commission basis. 3030 Carson.

Salesmen—Agents MEN, rience unestablished Prix

you duet; year necessary; round ‘market: sure repeater; 100 per very small or requ Tad. GARLAND, P. O. Box 1364. Indianapolis.

Women Wanted 32

$5 PAID for names who enroll. Write, call Royal Beauty Acad... 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

Schools, Instructions 36

VERNMENT ndable.

all ages, ex

cent profit;

nH GET NOURRELE A 1933 GO JOB. Start 105-3175 month. De Men. woinen. Prepare imme ate ication rience usually un= 58. Full | particulars—ist posiREE.

INSTITUTE. - Dept. 150-8, ‘Rochester,

Ave. AY, ms ood: BE E AVE., SIX-ROOM COTTAG ts. water. Newly: papered: sis;

18 BURDSAL PARKWAY

ied ub glam: except. & Naor 44 N. Del. 5, 1 that 2905—Reasonable, good _condiear schoo Shel car. Gar e. ne McClain. TR 4610 ny Bpe L. S., 831 — Modern fern d-room bung-

modern .

oo & C0. 1 EN, N. Per.

i Farm and i

tie e of her ucphew, S. W_ Crosby, . Good transportation. 20 & Washington 826 East, {din SE. Services at the Ju, Business Services 10 GROFF, 14413 rooms furnished, $4.50; 414 N. Beville—Vacent SEWING MACHINES: $ 00 p.m. Friends invited. Cremation. Please | vw _rooms for men, $2. BE-4287-J. room Dodetn hom me, 8, OL gone, 18- | Any Make Dron Ti Ce : a i - (Alteration Specialists) “uit: 1 very Mine See em car Hsfage. all improvements in. Only Ad used bs RADIO, 138. Penn. 11-5385. atherine, widow of Edward H ployed couple preferre -2945- : bo i ERA , rments; Dillieha RI-6412 | HEATERS—A new Superoilheater, burns De) gy 1A he ptt ; grand. aT RATIONS. ladies, men’ Reasonab.. ILLINOIS, 2020 N. Front kitchenette 7 &. chuse or INC. 128 N. Del. st. 04 % air, heats small homes, storerooms, ar Dee. y o> Ber ne J Derry. , died MEYER COBS apartment. Exquisitely furnished. Sink, ces, $35. Terms, PETERMAN & SON, ees Bivd, Funcral Mon ce, puss EE radio, Private entrance. Adults; $5.50 SOUTH 835 E New York 13,/8:30 a. m at residence. Services ai a : —t AT Ee MARKET, E. 603—Steam heated light 2754 NAPOLEON (VACANT) Linol Friends oa FRIAR KWELL SERVICE. (Beauty Shops) Djusckssninn. sleeping room| Edith. Tive-teom modem Dungaloe Newly | yowest possible um Free estimat _ Bloomfield. decorated. An excellent home, Fine neigh. RE as Pale ices, Free estimates, DONNER--Louisa B., age 70, beloved ite ir D5. College. 45; $4045, | MCLEAN PLAGE, 2¢—iilinols _carline, Nice borhivod. Terms. Holsapple. IR-0198. EUREKA and Royal ; 2° - of Joséph C. Donner, mother of Charle : apartment: innersprin large kitchen; GRINSLADE CO., RI-1461. i. yal vac. cleaners with ns and Lester Donner of city, sister of Katie (Cement Blocks) ublities: garage. “Sioa- RECHT. 1116—5-Toom modern, autos oe 3s pets ns. Factory \ Mt. Vernon, Cana. Charles Shonk of Bug. | NEW cement Blocks, BX8XIS. 10c, 13c, deliv: MERIIAN es zi3—clegn. furnished | matic furnace. 18x26 garage. $3000, fos Jn 1244'W. Wash.’ BE-4564. lerville; ° assed a¥ay Friday, Dec. ered. J. K. MILLER, 519 Luett. BE-1044. eepIng opr men rooms, utll-} terms, DR-6148. Sha iece walnut bedroom Funeral 10 at the resi- Co ities paid. private entrance; couple. WEST suite. Best ¥ buy In town, $39.50. 229 W, Burial Bi incom sf: Fiiends ay, cali | ! b NN clhenoine. Diiate BOWE, ? Stem heat: Nash. E ¢O. ont, In riends may ca Brazil. bik. . R. $3.75; 3 ; . ’ 1738 N. TIBBS FRIG! a to Pa samples, closat e any time. G. H. HERR-| Coal 3% 2 $3°% tom. Tiru’8iia | phone. Reasonable. : Five-rm. mod. bung.. has mortgs ing out . sale - bargains. HOUSEHOLD MANN | VICE. -in. serng: EY, N., 2042—3 1ooms down; | $1900. 0. Fake $150 for Seta | Aferiak CE CO... 240 Mass. Open ev pe aung Service) roo! itchenette up: sink; hot water, 5341, for showing. A GARDNER—Edward_G., entered into rest War, Seni: laundry. Private ens | Mer, ial TRUST €0. | HEATERS and SOO ove. Oli Sues. aris faturday, sge 13 years husband of |, MODERE DESIGNING A tos, | _tmnee: aduits i400 WEST—Oft Rockville Rd. 26 5, Flem- Be “Ave Li-ogs |. tnd save. gash oksi"sha SyTi Garin Rh PENN YLVANIA, N, B0—Fumished 7! ing. 5-room modern. Terms. Owner, rdner (Floor Refinishing) ment; front; clean; good | BE-2442-W EAKFAST set, $15, Indirect lamp, $6; Funeral | Mond day bi D. m at of HARRY _ heats uth tm, telephone : COREL Soli SveiToom. ome Pyvewriter desk; Hoover table, $5. ‘2119 Crown Bi "SEL of Emr ELECTRIC floor sanders 1 for 2 one FOUR- . N.. 9i4—Clean rooms ~$3.80-§5. | “and Jnceme; splendid condition. - Day, GORMAN. Peau beloved husband f G Contracting) pt oh gat, Sonstant in 2 ater, uit utiles. BE A RN he 7 Wash s n 0 (General n g iV. —1 Room, kitch- : Elizabeth Gorman, brother of John Gor- eee enette apariment! newly papered., Em- $115 BEDROO J M suite, 5-piece walnut, sed af AT RE LT mee NT WIRE | CI Br Loh for Se 25 | Pi FRECHE Hk Vlog BLACKWELL FU-| GARAGES. TA-3385. : rnished housekeeping . NéRraL room; - good heat, Private cntrance. ° Dec 13, §:30" Ay Ce pany. (Landscaping) Reasonable, BE SURE-.Ot your, ti: ten SR Ean 8° 48: | Radios, Musical Needs 53 John’s Church, 9 a. m. Interment Holy T all kinds: VIRGINIA, 1033—Cozy furnished 2-room 155 E. Raticet St. Union Title Bldg ~ Cross Cemetery, Friends invited. BS a to sult. HE-3165. of all kin lower, private bath, entrance; adults: SPECIAL Priced fo sw reasonable HENDRICKSON-Pear! Etta, 2% years, be- (Laundries) TE rooms prmste hath; | Sale Suburban; Farms 28 | so isax, ikeiner: Foandtod ........ 4. drickson, sister of Oe a Sear] en : : steam . heat: utilities; $6. Sec house-. row | $115 Buescher trumpet, pre-owned ..$52.50 away Priday afternoon. Funeral Mon. | Curtains LAUNDERED, keeper in basemen 2A ACRES—Paved street, gas, water, sewer, | $100 York Trumpet, siightiy used .... $55 day. m,, at the G. H. HERRMANN R155 of IJ-4001 WASHINGTON, oy Feil TH city bus and schools. Forest Manor Sec. asiest Payment Plan in Town TUNER L HOME, 1505 S. East st. (Mattresses) thing fa ol n priv ate on entrance. Every- tion; 5-rm. modern [Dome 2 wi x lt LORENZ MUSIC STORE. 18 W. Market ends invited > ng furnishe ult and sold on terms esire - TTRESSES, pillows, comforts. _ Sold. i Lire. clean TESA FEOH| « Svein LEP] ES Risa STUDIO UPRIGHT rHQUGH May, dew AE Jons, apster © of Janoyated Since 1 1886. ; E. F. BURKLE, ui ci closet; everything furnished. Adults, | _Bricges ges & Graves, BD Sr Edw. B. He Healy. sli htly used: Hs $1 49 s ass - EXTRA GOOI note keyboard: former ly aine Watts, depa - ta Ta Ha Si intros Bapairing) | OER, 5, FEC Tim avn | 10 og Rs, Sn apy | Wiking Cn we hat SSS SEBO TES, | Cae wrmass co Taner Bo¥ | UGE CASS torrent $30 var week | Halles” Boos 6d, Co. ii: | ALL BAND L ORCHESTIAINST . emorial Park C y. . . ashington St. ssons in Friends invited. FEDERAL BANK FARMS Easy RINNE'S N. PENN (Paperhanging—Cleaning) | terms. SOHN oD. CASE, 3510 N. Pennsyl- » ow > vania. Apt. B-2. Phone TA-4286. : EE RETA Rn | PEIRCE I PE Wanted to Rent 5] Suid Sie—Ured Panos ces a FLA CHANAN d - * Good used ‘pianos traded in. All vou Fat nina Grows BIT In acads = Sr Gn ny Ah isa. ou} home or apt. Real Estate Exchange 28 pay ea aaiIone) as giayass. and val es cha N gf ducer Tn, Senos Bed | mei we sme mRDRER | A Unf 16 yng PB ERE gy [Vion Wile C5. uf ole uary after ma : ‘Will take vacant lot or small old pro : r. Open eve Monday noon. RNIN. "68s Century Bidg. RI-8533 Pi rtments, Unturn. erty. INDIANAFOLIS REMODELING CO. New pet Outfits. KENT-—Harr Ed : fi Sri ) ew Yor! ar Gey eptugrd, age ol, hustand of DE (Rugs Re mae | Indianapolis Rental Agency |™ROOM EOME 2 Lots Boncndale kG. Coniplete Wills gase 1.» 1 0 C . CARR. RI.3526. 10 Union Trust Bldg. - { PEARSON CO. INC.

128-30 |[N. PENN.

i VIOLIN outfits. onlv $11

_ INDIANA. MUSIC CO. 139 ® OHIO ST. PHILCO radio, 1936. cost $39. Sell $12; table model, 6 tube 1235 Blaine Ave. STEINWAY studio type upright; can not be told from new formerly $895; NOW .... ........ 5 Wilking Music o.. 120 E. Ohio St.

EDDY RADIO SER NICE kree est. uale itv. work Rea Wavne ul- 273 Ton iY

GUITARS at INDIANA SIC (CO 19 E. lH ST. RADIOS

SACRIFICE-- THR! 193¢ FOR CASH. 2504 E WaSHINGTTON ST.

$150 SAXOPHONE. Tony $99 _ INDIAN

Le ao S INDIANA MUSIC

Sd $19.50 u CO 139 E. ol i0 ST. PIANO---Good npright. suitable for home or church. Sacrificinz. $20 - TA-2201.

ALTO saxophone, $39.50 up. LL ANA MUSIC CO

DIO—10 EL radios; fine Playing con. MaRtion: $3. Come nnd ~et em. 608 Mas

Wearing Apparel 54

+ MAN'S leather coat, 33, ined, cost $7.50,

sell $3. 2544 N. Delawa

each. 1311 Kentucky Ave

A BABY Y CHICKS: place, place on po

push ls pa Ra 123 N Alabama lh

TEAS pT Wanted to Buy .55 | _ la Saile ‘Pr ot Booklet. - Bhone Fi RI-6018 We Buy (Sulldings All Kinds i“ RoyS Jute OF ra ore on Demand, jie Highest prices paid, Phone for representa i ; 401 Roose —~| CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. Business Opportunities 37 [1320 Eentuekv—ave. tise — rrr KROOT & SON Se CEN SLUR Afr sob nelby vie: JUNK DEALERS 1 sa xe . er Peni 628 W. Washington LI-9250. Cn TE ing, ‘$6 w Auto Tires $5 Por Ton 3 | Poultry Supplies ai] EMULE CO, INC. | oy 4 aliforn 5150. hi Foulry - Rough for Bound

| so rer cnn | Furniture Buyers hs CALL RI-0469 For any. a Curniy are “answered b

| have for sale.

31.0 eae CANAPE TRAYS, 60c each. One O-inch BAND SAW and 8 WOOD

00. Metal WIN-

$1.50 NKETS, $3.50 each.

special in} Prices to plum ors, 93%

STORE | fixtures, bakery Squipment: wes

139 ® OHIO ST. ST.

139 BE. OHIO ST.

TWO overcoats, splendid. condition, $5

1 Boiled Pls TA=

$29.50 i 1

Se Ri