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JACK HUN

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Indianapolis Loop Bowler Paces Pi Pinmen ©

Accomplishes Fe Feat Fourth Time in Month: Murphy Is Runnerup.

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Jack Hunt today was the leader in local bowling circles, having posted his fifth 700 score of the season and his fourth this month when he rolled a brilliant 237-245-950-741 series in the Indianapolis League at Pritchett's Alleys. John Murphy, with a 278 middle game, turned in a 704 for runnerup honors. Bowes Seal Fast was high on the team list with 3137, Dan Abbott contributing 653, Ed Striebeck 652, Larry Fox 627 and Jerry O'Grady 623. Charlie Tyner’s 662 led Spickelmier Fuel to 3113, Paul Moore hitting for 632, Bill Tarrant 624 and Manuel Schonecker 622 Paced by Murphy, the Barbasols totaled 3110, Fonnie Snyder getting 638. Jess Pritchett 625 and Don Johnson 604. Falls City Hi-Brus had 3076 as Carl Hardin connected for 647, Charlie Gray 619, Joe Fulion 609 and Paul Striebeck 605 Paul Field came through with Bill Brunot 644, Dan Glubka | Joe Malarky 625, Bob Wuensch | 619, Chris Rasmussen 617, Fred Schleimer 615 and Chuck Markey | 601. Falls City Hi-Brus won three | games and Bowes Seal Fast, Spick« elmier Fuel, Louie’s Tavern, Barba- | sols and Marott Shoes triumphed twice. The Bowes scores: Ahearn 215 184 O'Grady 1%% 22

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Make Big Splash Tomorrow

These girls are members of the Indianapolis Athletic Club girls’ team which will meet the Columbus, O.. girls’ swimming team in a meet here tomorrow night at the I. A. C. Shown here are, seated in (left to right) Betty Clemons, Virginia Schakel and Betty Jane Whitcomb. Patty Taylor who placed second to Katherine Rawls in the individual medley in the national swimming meet is a member of the Columbus team.

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L. Fox \ 179 254 ¥E. Striecbheck . 333 23% Abbott 222 225

Open Season in Volleyball Play

In the Interclub circuit at Pritch- | Six teams will participate in the ett's, Fulton showed the way with ! city volleyball league which will 605 { open the season at the Y. M. C. A, Judy Pinnell broke his own Dur- | tonight. Entries include the Eli ham Shade League season record | Lilly Co. Hoosier Athletic Club, with a 675 at the Parkway Alleys, | Indianapolis Athletic Club, KirschLee getting 626 and T. Oberlies 616. | baum Center, South Side Turners Service Drugs made a clean sweep | and the Y. M. C. A. and Pinnell Lumber, Linder Broth-| All games will be played on the ers and Pilots took two games. | “XY” court, whereas in former years In the Chevrolet Commercial | play has been held on the home Body loop at Parkway, R. Hubbard | floors of participating teams. had 638, Baker 605 and Schott 603. Drawings for the first round will Lymond Osting fired a 646 to | match the Turners and the “Y” at lead the Central No. 2 League. Dor- | 7:30. The I. A. C. and Eli Lilly sey Funeral Home. Lyster’s Tavern teams will meet at 8:30. The H A. and Pontiac scored triple triumphs | C- and Kirschbaum squads will play and Oak Grove Butter. Service | at 7:30 the following Thursday. Products, Stark & Wetzel, Rybolt | Heating and Tamler Theaters took | the odd game. i Ray Fox paced the Uptown Rec~ reation loop with 670, Evan Stuart | getting 662, Joe Rea 633, Pug Lep- | pert 630, Dex Dawson 621, Bob| @_js Kelley 618, Ray Chrisney 608, Joe |

7 1121 999—313% McCann was high in League while Mary | Eli Lilly Ladies loop

Totals . A 602 by the Eli Lilly Rohr led the with 523

Sports Quiz

Q Joe Cronin, manager of the Boston Red Sox, married? A—He married Miss Mildred | Robertson, niece and adopted daughter of Clark Griffith, owner

Dana 607, Larry Langbein 606 and Trennepohl 600. Coca-Cola was a three-time winner and Hoosier Pete, Ko-We-Ba Coffee, Fehrs X-L Beer and Indiana Candy earned a! pair of victories. Although it lost | twice to Hoosier Pete, J. W. Bader | Coffee had the high total of 3020. The scores: Dawson R. Fox ¥. Johnson Hale Leppert ...

of the Washington Senators, on Sept. 27, 1934. Q—-Did Norment Quarles defeat Midget Wolgast in a fight at Nor- | folk, Va. some time during the | winter of 1936? i A—Quarles and Wolgast fought a | 10-round draw at Norfolk, Dec. 15, | 1936 | Q—Was Bill Tilden a member of | the United States Davis Cup tennis team in 1920? A—Yes; in the final matches against Australia, he scored sin- | gles victories over Norman E. Brookes and Gerald L. Patterson, | and, teamed with Bill Johnston, defeated Brookes and Patterson in | | the doubles.

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821 670 515 585 830 Totals “04s Te "961-3020 | Ed Kruwell rolled the season's | high of 650 in the St. John’s Evan- | gelical League at the Fountain Square drives, Moss and McGregor each connecting for 611. Rieman Florist, Herrmann Funeral Home, Schuster Coal and Superior Oil | gained two-out-of-three verdicts Roy Wischmever turned in a ————————— 0 head the Mutual Milk circuit at! Fountain Square 'STERLINGS T0 GET At the Indiana Alleys, Adams | topped the Postoffice loop with 585. | In the Indiana Ladies League, J. | 1 i | { |

599 |

D. Adams, Coca-Cola and Boyden | Bakery captured three games and double victories went to Julian

Goldman Union Store and Bailey | Io. R | to the Sterling Beers of Indian-

A 630 by O. Jones was best in the | Polis at a league meeting here toAutomotive circuit at the Hotel | Dight. Antlers, Kline hitting for 625 and | In addition the league will make Ziffrin 620. Federal Mogul Bearings, | dec isions on franchises, elect ofMonarch Motor and General Tire | ficers and complete plans for baseswept their series and Hoosier Cas- | ball schools to be sponsored by the ualty won by a two-out-of-three | league during May and July. margin. rr George Dalenberg toppled 606 pins | in the Coca-Cola League and K.' Williams had 616 in the Link Belt Ewart loop at the Illinois drives. : Joe Kernel’s 592 was outstanding in the K. of C. League at the Pennsvivania Alleys. H. A. Dudley In-| surance, Toney Davis Service and | Jones-Maley registered triple victories and Irvington Shell, J. E.| Kernel Optical and Kistner Bat- | teries finished ahead twice. | In other activity at the Pennsylvania plant, Kemper led the Medical Society circuit with 594 and Burch’s 590 was high in the U. S. Tire League,

The Indiana-Ohia Baseball League pennant is to be presented

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Basketball

The Rockwood Buddies trounced the Morristown Merchants, 61 to 25, in the Morristown High School gym. Briggs led the Buddies with

14 points. Tonight, the Buddies | play the Big Four A. A. in a Co- | operative League at the Dearborn | gym. After losing two games at the start of the season, the Buddies

have won 23 straight tilts. Games sought with strong city! and state teams having access to | gyms. Teams interested write Leo|

Ostermeyer, 1631 English Ave. Last night's scores in the Dearborn Girls’ League, played at the

Dearborn gym: Riverside M. E., 17; P. R. Mallory, rho: 18: William H. Block, R. 32; Broadway Baptist,

15. 17. 18.

Tonight's schedule in the Manu- | facturers’ League at Dearborn Gym follows: { P.M. 7:30—P. R. Mallory vs. Kingan & Co

8:30— Chevrolet Body vs. Texaco Oilers. 9:30—Schwitzer-Cummins vs. E. C. Atkins.

The Good Will Buddies won their eighth straight game, whipping the { South Side Tigers, 33 to 19. Ridenour led the Buddies with 16 points.

The Indianapolis Flashes Juniors will hold tryouts tonight at Rhodius Gym, at 8:30 p. m. Players under 19 are invited. The Flashes will be entered in the annual Indiana Junior tournament at Anderson, Feb. 5

Results in the Indianapolis Power |& Light Co. Inter-Department League:

Mefers, 31; Customer Accounting, 20. Service, 20, Commercial, 12.

The second round of play in the Big Six League at the E. 10th St. ‘gym will get under way tonight. | The schedule: [P.M { 7:00 Pure Oil vs. { 7 50 —-DeMolay vs. 8:40--Secos vs | 9:30—RBrookside

Wilkinson Lumber. Ohio Cleaners. Lang's Market. vs. Brown Brothers.

DEVORE NAMED COACH

PROVIDENCE, R. I., Jan. 20 (U.| P.) —Appointment of Hugh John Devore, former Notre Dame captain in 1933 and all-America end and for the last three years assistant coach at Fordham, as head football coach at Providence College was announced today.

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Hinkle Drills His Reserves

Perry and Steiner Again on Injured List.

In an attempt to strengthen his reserve material, Coach Tony Hinkle dismissed his regulars yesterday afternoon and spent the entire drill instructing his reserves for Saturday night's clash with Notre Dame at South Bend. The Irish will play a return engagement here Feb. 14. George Perry, regular forward, was absent from yesterday’s drill due to a leg injury received early in the Indiana Central game Tuesday night. Perry pulled a ligament early in the football season and has been handicapped ever since. It was feared the former All-State player may not attempt further participation this season. Additional worries have been placed on Hinkle because Jerome Steiner, flashy sophomore forward, also was injured Tuesday night. Steiner, however, is expected to, be in shape for Saturday night's contest. Butler and Notre Dame netters have met 26 times, with Notre Dame winning 16 of the contests. The Bulldogs have been unable to defeat the defending national champions for the last four campaigns. Butler came close to a triumph last season when they were edged out by the Irish, 25 to 24, at South Bend. Later in Indianapolis the Hinklemen were handed a decisive trouncing. Notre Dame added another victory last night when the Irish took a 51-to-41 victory from the Pitts burgh Panthers in Pittsburgh. Notre Dame (51) Pitt. (41) FG FT PF Noir. 2 .. 3 4/RAJohnsn, Sadowski, f 5 3 Zelesnik, Nowak, ¢ .

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‘ Totals... 11 19 —Notre Dame, 24; Pitt Throws—Noatre Dame Moir, Nowak, Sadow Ski, 11 "(Spotovich, 4, Scott, ‘ Johnson, Garcia,

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Totals. . Score at Missed (Wukovits Ducharme); Pitt 2: Zelenski, 2; Radvansky) Referee— Bray Kearns

(Cincinnati),

Umpire — (Chicago)

Fighting Team MacPhail’'s Goal

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (U. P.).— Larry MacPhail, one of a party of American doughboys who tried to kidnap the Kaiser 20 years ago, had another bold plot under way today. He'll try to straighten the tangled affairs of the Brooklyn baseball club. MacPhail has signed a three-year contract as executive vice president of the Dodgers with complete authority to run the club. Briefly, MacPhail’s platform may be listed as follows: 1. Build the Dodgers into an aggressive contender, 2. Build a farm club organization te produce players. 3. Repair and recondition park 4. Make Burleigh Grimes boss on the field 5. Cancel all pending deals for Van Mungo unless only worth-while players are involved.

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The U. S. Tires Netters will meet the Delco-Remy five of Anderson in a Bush-Feezle State League game tomorrow night in Pennsy gym at 9 o'clock. The Delco lineup will include Bob Kessler, Ken Butler, former All State ball hawk from Anderson High, Ginny Zagriski, one-time All America forward from St. Mary's, Ben Mason, former Wabash College guard, Everett Tupps, formerly of Western State, Herb Barker, former Ball State guard and George Chestnut. ! Lefty Evans, manager of the Tires, announced his lineup as follows: Roscoe Batts, Bud Coffin, Bill Sadler, Lloyd Starnes, Bob Yohler, Gene Gilmore, Bill Schaeffer, and Hugh Compton This game will be preceded by two games in the U, S. Tire A. A. League

Kautsky Opponents Undefeated in Fast |

When the local Kautsky A. C.| netters meet the Philadelphia Commandeurs, Negro netmen, at the Armory Sunday afternoon, they will be against a club unbeaten in the | East during the last three years. i With a lineup of ex-college and veteran professional basketballers, the Commandeurs have 100 games | carded for this season which will! take them inte nearly every large city in the country Jack Bethards, “clown prince of basketball,” is a new addition to the team’s roster. He appeared here a year ago with the New York Renaissance. i

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the City of Indianapolis. en or more taxpayers, other than those who pay poll tax only, who feel themselves aggrieved by such determination may appeal to the tate Board of Tax Commissioners for further action, by filing a petition therefor with the County Auditor of Marion County. Indiana, on or before the expiration of twenty-nine days days from the 20th day of January, 1938. The proceeds of such bond issue have been appropriated bv The Board of School Commissioners for the construction work THE BOARD op 8 THE CHOOL COMMISSIONERS Tr THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS A. B. Good, Business Director, Indianapolis, _Indiana, January 20, 1938.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Thurs. Jah, 20, 1938

AYRES—Dr, Arthur S., age ve 3 years, beloved husband of Tsabelle Ayres, passed away at the residence, 4040 Guilford Ave.. Wednesday afternoon. Funeral and burial in ton, Vt. SHIRLEY

he dt fe Mend on Ac ams stat

v mh

JANUARY DR-1195, Zanol Dealer, 26 E.

A. BC.

PAINTING, _ WORK GU

(Floor Refinishing)

ELECTRIC floor sanders for rent. FOUR-

NACE HARDWARE. LI-4585. (Food Products)

sale of

“Zanol Products. Morris. R

( Mattresses)

_431 Mass,

MATTRESSES, pillows, renovated since 1886. RI-6695.

comforts, E. F.

(Mattress Repairing)

RI-2285.

H-T4

MATES.

Ds: Sores.

MATTRESS CO.—10% vating service for Jan. and Feb. Mass.

( Paperhanging)

“INSIDE AND _OUT; A ARA TEED:

FREE

Phe 2 “room ‘up. . 1933 samcleaning, work guaran-

BURKLE,

Dis. reno-

Call

Sold

928

ESTE

Hoosier Hotel

Business Services 10

THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1938

Apartments, Unfurn. 16

(Painting)

PAINTING, PAPERING: RELIABLE, REASONABLE. THOMAS HALSEY., 325 N _ LA SALLE. CH-3397. dai (Printing) RUSH jobs make us smile. HENDREN "PRINTING, 685 Century Bldg. RI1-8533 (Rugs Made to Order)

FLUFP chenille rugs made from old rugs. See beaut. samples. Rag a rep. Get prices. ACTIVE RUG CLEAN ~ HA-3636

(Rugs Cleaned, Made, Repaired) | “W. O. Jones, Inc.

RUG Cleaning. __HU-1366. (Sewer Cleaning)

HAVE your sewers cleaned the Electric Roto-Rooter way. Save money and time. Sewer Cleaning Service — LI-2381 aa (Stove Repairing) COMPETENT Stove service; parts replaced: repairs, adjustments made; __night or day. RI-6810. (Truck Rentals)

RENT A TRUCK. Move yourself. DRIVE IT YOURSELF, INC. 39 Ky. __RI-7788.

Save half. Ave.

Rooms Without Board 12

$2.50; $3.50: College, 1524; room, quiet, near bath: working man: dav sleeper. LI1-8889. BROADWAY, 2358 Cheerful front men preferred: meals optional, __ steam heat, a a : BROADWAY, 3020—Cozy room; good heat, _ phone; 1 block from car line; employed. CARROLLTON, 2325—Lovely front room twin beds. Elegant home. For 2. HE249 CARROLLTON, beds, or single; TEE ors casas CENTRAL, 1418--Nice room; innerspring matures; running water; near bath.

room; garage:

twin

3832—Lovely WA-

private

room, home,

CENTRAL, 2936—Cheerfui, large, warm from. room; near bath. Reasonable. HA-

CENTRAL HOTEL Delaware and vermont, 331 N. Delaware; modern outside rooms, transient rates DELAWARE, N., able rooms: steam walking distance. HAMILTON, N. 533—Large front room, $3;

517--%$2.50 up: comfortheat: hot water,

newly furreason-

2350—Attractive, goon real home;

ILLINOIS, N., nished front, able. TA- ee NEW ISR N., men; twin beds. Hot water, shower, tubs OHIO, E. 1230—Warm room, adjoining bath: 2 closets, housekeeping privileges if desired. Reasonable. RURAL, N., 2 Attractive room, Privileges,

2062—Room, young

y “home-like steam ry garage; reasonable. CH-6698. SENATE AVE., N.. 315--No. 28; $3. heat. Quiet room for man : : TECUMSEH, N., 915-—Front sleeping room Modern private home. Near carline. CH-

“Steam

-Ap pleasant

WASHINGTON, E., 1602 \ Rta heat

fron room, near bath:

WOODRUFF, 559 W. DRIVE—Front room, Beautyrest, lounging chair, shower. Gen__tleman. CH-6226-J WOODRUFF, 810 i private home; single; $5 double. 9TH., E., 18—Warm spring, adjoining bath; onable. LI-6020 24TH, E. 522—Nicely furnished room, Path Private family. Central ca: 31

DRIVE—Attractive; Bah Sprional $3.50

innerreas=

oe room: city heat;

next HE-

NICE LOCATION ro room, private home; HRIRRL J 2 employed gentlemen. LOVELY room, instant hot water; stoker heat; Central bus line; no other roomgentleman; references. WA-0619

12A

monthly

ers,

Hotels HOTEL RILEY rates for permanent

guests, Complete hotel service, including fine new coffee shop; good foods at popular prices. Smart, new cocktail lounge; complete beverage service, fine steak dine ners. Free parking lot in connection. 16th and Capitol. SHERMAN HOUSE, HOTEL Warm, comfortable outside rooms; weekly rates, $2.50 up: elevator service. Transients invited. Just across street east of Union Depot

Roosevelt Hotel

Live downtown! Clean, comfortable rooms, $3.50 up. Laundry done free.

$3.50 and up: clean, comfortable rooms: showers, baths, city _heat, 440 Mass HOTEL DEARBORN. 3208 E. MICHIGAN ST ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS Rates $5.50 bod up 7550

CH-' To HOTEL, 28 Virginia — Clean . steam-heated sleeping rooms, $2.50 up

Rooms With Board

LEXINGTON 962—~Large home cooking. Constant Reasonable. DR-4977-. MERIDIAN ois front twin beds; 2. Excellent meals. 4256. : CHILD under 9; babies, Ni ern BE-3327-R-3. REST at the Myrtle cents and aged. R. Best Results =~Dowest Cost. The Times. RI-5551

Attractive

warm hot

room, water.

N.,

for HA

also experience with home: refined family

Lee home; convales-1-3096

Housekeeping Rooms

Steam-heated

$2, $4.50—MARKET, New

light housekeeping, management. — -HOUSEKEEPING warm, clean; garage. 1440 N. Alabama $3.50—PINE, N.. 614—2-room : RpaTment up; everything furnished; private $6.50; LOVELY modern kitchenette apartment, down: sin studio, private entrance. 1103 Central 4-ROOM turnished house; gas, iights, __Wwater pd.; inquire 1611 Southeastern Ave. ALABAMA, N., 1838—Living room, kitchen, sink, glass inclosed porch; constant hot water; splendid heat. a ALABAMA. N 2042—Studto spartment nicely furnished; man and wife who _ Work preferred. ALABAMA, N. 523-—Call first floor. Modern 2 rooms, $6.50. 3-room apartment, BELLEFONTAINE. 1131—2 rooms. _ down; private entrance; good BROADWAY, 1134-3 large, clean _ rooms, 2 beds, $6.50, 1 room BROOKSIDE AVE, 1315—2 furnished tront rooms, downstairs; utilities (urnished; reasonable ‘

CEN RAL, sin private G Aauits. HE-4934 COLLEGE, 1420—-Cozy, ment. everything __Adults. Good heat COLLEGE, 1654—2-room sleeping room, board optional. Private entrance es COLLEGE, 1410—¥F and -room apartments, tarnished. $3 and up. Doo ILLINOIS, N, 2628 -2-room apartment everything furnished; sink: private en- _ trance MLS M'CARTY, E., 715 Kitchenette, sink, private let; hot water heat; adults. 7 blocks south and east.

! MARKET, E, 1536-Large ment; hardwood floors: _hished: adults. ss MASSACHUSETTS, 703--No. 8; clean 1 or 2 front rooms; steam heat: hot water constantly: utilities. NEW JERSEY, N.. 517—Room Dex to bath; radio, Kelvinator, sink. LI-9750 NEW JERSEY, N. 2038— Attractive front 2-room apartment; private entrance; good heat; phone, ORIENTAL, N.. 20—Lovely 2-room apart. ment; utilities, innerspring. steam heat _Private entrance ORANGE 222—2 nice clean modern rooms. Private entrance. Sink. good heat PROSPECT, T719- Clean, warm, modern; private. Furnished apartment; utilities. Reasonable. Adu RILEY, N., 101 ey 5 )—Redecorated, refinished, 3-room, attractive Apartment; _everything furnished. _IR-20 28.

E., 603sleeping rooms.

room, near bath;

$3 Walking distance.

$7;

and third Kitchenette.

“modern heat: $5 warm

1649 — 2 Rooms,

entrance

innerspring, hot water

2-room front apartfurnished; phone

apartment; also Adults.

Tower front; small entrance, toiPhone.

—$5;

“3-room apartall utilities fur-

-| Apartments, Unfurn.

Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments. _108 E. Wash. RM. 302. I-5308.

Apartment Rental Bureau Con. locations gladly shown. HE-1328.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 22 W. Vermont. L1-2439,

DUNDEE _APTS., Virginia Ave. and MecCarty. Efficiency, heat, water, gas: Frigidaire. See custodian, apt. 47; $32.50.

615 MADISON AVE.—4 rooms: heat and water furn.:

$30. See custodian in basement.

$35— ILLINOIS, N. 2322—Tdeal front bedSom; all utilities paid; Frigidaire. HA221,

MADISON APTS.

CARROLLTON, 2750—5-room apartment, heat, water raed, $33. Key, 2331 N. Delaware, AINE RR CENTRAL, l1112—Attractive furnished and unfurnished bedroom apartments, newly decorated; utilities. RI-1148 aaa COLLEGE, 1718—Clean, redecorated apAartment; private bath; steam reat; utilities; BRUISE EE ————— HIGHLAND AVE, 25 N.—3 Modern rooms, $530. heat, utilities, garage. close-in;

rR i room } apartment:

| DEARBORN, 2747

Private entrance; employed aduit. CH- |

room, |

| easm—— | 14

MERIDIAN No. 3335—~Two-bedrm. apt.: large liv. rm., sunrm., large kit., eles. refrig.,, stove, janitor Fel vice: gATaRe, $65. CLARK AGENCY. LI-5508. % MICHIGAN, E. #28—Effiorency partment; utilities furnishea See custodien

NORTH, 306 Eo (No. 14)—5 Rooms,

utilities; $37.5 FLETC NER TRUST CO FOUR rooms, lovely kitchen, stove, refrige HE 1442, " newly decorated: utilities; $45.

HE-1 STORAGE SPACE for rent: very reasons able. Pringle & Johnson Furniture Exe change. 826 Massachusetts Ave LI- -0068 WALK-IN ICE BOX FOR SALE. SE. _CURITY TRANSIT CO. RI-88 .

all

Moving and Storage

Houses, Unfurnished

PINE, S., 467; 7-rm., bath, $18 washington, W., 3260; inside toilet: al’ 50. est, S., 1139 rms., bath, $17.5 Dives; i377: 6 rms., wat. pd. $15 Bell St., 545; 6-rm. mod., $17.50, English, 1452; 4 rms., wat. pd., $14 JENNINGS BROS.. 11-3814, 28'S. Illinois, $18; ADLER, E., 14-Nice 5-room semie modern; garage; water paid. DR-3472. ADAMS, 2161 N.-—5 rooms, modern single; garage: good cond., $20. (Near schools),

COLLEGE, 5837 3 bedrooms, extraors dinars home. Shown by appointment. _ RI-T725, HU-2782 (5172 College). COLORADO, N.. 1526—Two-bedroom modeern bungalow; all hardwood floors, full basement; garage: $3250. CH-4708. N.—4-Room semi-mods= I double, garage, water paid; $17.50 8 N. DELAWARE ST RI-1420 Fare CREEK BLVD, E. 3316—Four-bed«~ room brick home. Long living rm. fires place, two baths. By appointment. Mr, Clark Jr OLIVER H. CL ARK AGENCY, 106 N DEL 1 596 GLEN ARM, 1409 (6446 Ww Si Sy ) _ New five-room single; adalts. BE-0746 HIGH, 1018 -5-Room fiodern cottage NeaF Lilly’ s, $22. DR-4206 HOLMES AVE ly painted _ yard, CH-51 - JACKSON, 2411—Five-room modern dous= ble (Washington High); fenced back yard; garage. BE-0746, MERIDIAN. 851 8.-—3-Room single, semis mod, Newly decorated water pd. $13. FLETCHER TRUST CO ORIENTAL, 25 N.—$22 secures nice roomy semi-basement apt inc. heat, |i water, Hwrry and get this one can’t beat it OXFORD, 964 N furnished: garage 11-8401 PARKER. N ern; garage. . ker. WADE, 1212--4-Room semi-modern double, water paid; $17.50 __138 N. DELAWARE ST _RI1-14290 FOUR-ROOM flat, semi-modern; near Tech: water paid, $13. 535 Bell St. BR»

1946. N.=Beautiful utilities,

-2408,

S., 529 new garage;

i room house, new fence;

newe large

S5-room double, water $25

44 Virginia Ave

2306-8--4 rooms. semimods= 18. water paid. Call 2310

Houses, Apts. Fur.

$8 TO $10modern efficiency LI-8888

JLLINOIS. 810% apartment; CARROLLTON { overstuffed _ Week DELAWARE, N bedroom apartment Garage. KENWOOD. 2235—3 rooms, kitchenette, bath apart Bent, utilities; children; good heat: $9. RI1-2234 MERIDIAN N “1728 -2 bath: 2 rooms conneéting bath; Kitchenettes TAc1592 | PARK, 2120—3-room apartment; | ably furnished: private entrance: ties: adults: $8. HE-5078 RANDOLPH, 1042, S.-—Modern werm 3room apartment. Nicely furnished Phone. Private entrance. DR-4746. WOODRUFF, 640 E DR Attractive rooms, private bath: downstairs. Frigidaire Adults Phone NICELY FURNISHED. $40. efficiency; painted walls: utilities, 1530 N. Illinois, apartment, Reasonable

APT 11—3 rooms; paid; $8.50 per

1325, al: utilities

2015-Nicely utilities:

furnished frigidaire.

rooms and private small

comforts utilie

Leree LI1-5393 MODERN Homelike place price. CH-4927 UNUSUAL large selection apts, $30 __Free service. WHITE. TA-4633 LOVELY furnished bedroom apartment: clean; utilities; refrigeration. HE-1442

3 BEDROOMS: BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOME. REASONABLE. HA-1422

HOMES on small monthly pay a LISON REALTY CO., Realtors,

i ————

S5-room couple

furnished For

to $60

Houses for Sale

SMALL ments _RI-236

NORTH 4825 SANGSTER

Sr mod. bung. A real buy for $3000 on terms. Mr. Ostrom, RI-1419; eves, RI 9228. Paul L.. McCord Co., 615 Lemcke Bldg. ONLY $3000 Five-room modern bungalow, | new roof and furnace; asbestos siding, brick and cement porch: 4800 block north Cash to mortgage. HU-2 Bridges Graves N RI-3477,

EAST

421 N. Gladstone Only $2750--Easy Terms this good 7-room home. Modern | except furnace. Will decorate to suit pur- | chaser. Good house. Good iocation A beautiful lot | WA-2166 C. A. YOUNG. J. S CRUSE INC 128 N. DEL

1315 N. DENNY $3000.00 Completely modern 4-room bungalow side drive to garage: additional in-a-door A splendid huy. Call Mr. Woods, RI-WA-2029 THE UNION TRUST CO

NEAR TECH H. S.

Food 6-room-a-side modern double; In come, $480 vear: always rented price only $3500: owner out of town needs cash MR. BURGESS, TR-6102. RI-9388. AMERICAN ESTATES CO REALTORS CROSS town bus to McPherson, '; square south. Wive-room cottage; good condition. new furnace $2500, terms RI-T7135

oak floors:

8. & 243 Del.,

Yor stvle

RI-6412 ST.

| bed 5341;

garage;

St ——

. SOUTH SE Best Buy South for $4000

1326 Linden St. 7-rm. 2-story modern 2-car garage, TR lot Terms. Mr. Burtt HALL -HOTT EL CO. LI- 2541. “- NEAR SACRED HEART Delaware, 8 rooms. Ready to $1750: cash, $150. RI-4661. HA-

1614 8. move in: 4127-W

WEST SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE hs gas, inside toilet

BROWN

Furnace, Ga

rage cash $60 MeL ARSNEY 2608 WwW.

Michigan . : Doubles & Investments 24A

Double—Only $1500.00

1361-63 W. Ray, rooms side, lights, water, gas and toilet Rents, $28 10 per cent cash, balance easy terms DR-7925 EDW. DILLEHAY RI-6412

J. 8S. CRUSE, Inc, 128 N. DEL. ST,

Lots for Sale 25

Be sure—of youn, title, Demand an abstract Pred by

Union Title Co. Market St. __Union Title Bldg,

AAS

& RE-3608

Sale Suburban, Farms

west of Monument; S-room house, barn, electricity, soma fruit. Possession March 1st. Trade for equity for clear Jodianapols property. HARNESS & CLINE, 119% N. Alabam St. LI-8406

ACRES-—40

63 ACRES-—10 miles

Miles west, good 5-room bungalow, barn, chicken house, brooder house, and other outbuildings. farm. Only $2000, $500 down. C Elza Henson, 412-14 Castle Hall . RI-3688, HA-1593-R. . 60 ACRES, 1'2 miles west of Spearsville in Brown County, 5-room house, barn, 2 chicken houses, fruit, good fencing, 30 acres tillable, balance in woods, streams, 3 wells. A real buy. $300 down, balance 17% per month, Macy, owner. Call Rey= nierson. RI-3§ 26.

3-rm. nouse, arn and outbldgs.; > tillable; ig fruits, on dirt road,

$150 down pa Jen RT-5655. GOODE ODE. “1R- 1284,

& G . 2 2 Miles southwest of Maywood, 5-room bungalow, £4 chicken house, brooder house.

barn, gara Only $1500; payments, or trade for property west. Call Davis, Elza Henson, ile 14 Castle Hall Bldg. RI-3689, HA-1593-R, . Ys ACRE, 10 MIL a CIRCLE. Good six-room house, electric lights} small poultry house, some fruit; $1300; $150 cash, balance $12 month. IR-2782, RI- -5655. GOODE & GOODE, IR- 1264.

H ST.. EAST OF ROAD 67 bungalow, brick porch, garage, chicken houses, 5 large wooded lots. Bare ain for quick sale, HOLSAPPLE, IRe 198. GRINSLADE CO., RI-1461.

30 ACRES close Arcadia; 5-room house; ood barn; plenty outhldgs.: fine stream, ake clear property, MOTT. BR-1218, __607 N. Illinois, LI-3888. EAST-—One acre. three rooms. large Ben house, $1500, terms. _ RI-2092. MARCY 140 JCRES a improved farm, $60 per acre; no trade. Owner A. BI, ATR, Danville, Ind : FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS ~ Easy terms. JOHN D. CASE, 3510 N. Pennsyle __Yania, Apt. B-2, Phone TA- 4286.

30 ACRES for sale, or trade Jor larger farm, Improvements. CH-51

ACRES—

38 5-Rm,

electricity CH-49

Te G.

84 ACRES, rich farm land, no : di 13 miles west. ns 2, i