Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1938 — Page 22

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Southport in One Feature

Continentals Play Host to

Noblesville; Blue Devils Go to Lebanon.

TONIGHT

Broad Ripple at Greenfield. Manual at Masonic Home (Franklin). Noblesville at Washington. Park at New Augusta ;Sacred Heart at Fishers. Shortridge at Lebanon. Silent Hoosiers at Carmel. Southport at Cathedral. Vallonia at Crispus Attucks.

TOMORROW

Broad Ripple at Manual. Crispus Attucks at Smithville. Lawrence at Silent Hoosiers. Marion at Tech. Franklin at Cathedral. Sacred Heart at Trafalgar.

All local prep fives except Tech roll into action tonight’ in the heaviest schedule of the city's basketball season. Nine local teams will

play nine different opponents, six of these games being booked for | foreign floors. Sharing local interest will be the Cathedral-Southport and Washing-ton-Noblesville games. For Cathedral, the Southport game represents the first of several brisk warmups for the state Catholic tournament the latter part of the month. Southport must attempt to pass Cathedral more or less in stride, for the Cardinals want to save most of their power to use against Ben Davis in a county rivalry battle tomorrow. Ben Davis took the first game this season and the Cardinals are out for revenge.

Continentals Get Help

With an indifferent record for the | season, Noblesville will attempt to start a successful closing streak by

ere Tomorrow

Shown here are Robert Long (left) of Evanston, Ill, and Dick Carr of Logansport, two of the Wabash Cavemen who invade Butler Fieldhouse tomorrow night to battle “he Bulldogs. Long plays center and Carr holds down a forward berth on Coach Pete Vaughn's Crawfordsville five

which will be seeking its sixth triumph in eight Indiana Conference starts.

Valpo Adds to League Lead

Stays Atop College Loop by

| Thumping Indiana State.

By United Press Valparaiso today stood unchal-

whipping Washington on the West | Jen . : . 3 W ged on top the Indiana College Side floor. The locals, fortified bY | gonference as last night's victory two new additions to their ranks, | gyer Indiana State, 31 to 24, gave are dashing toward a favored spol | {ne Uhlans their fourth consecutive

in presectional ratings.

| cage victory. Tomorrow they meet

To the Continental team at the | gt Joseph's.

start of the second semester came Bill Miller and Woody Fink, able forwards. Both have seen consider-

The other high ranking team, In-

| diana Central, will go after its 12th

conference conquest against Man-

able action. Miller is scheduled to | chester. The Greyhounds have lost

start at a forward berth.

two league battles, and are in third

Park will face perhaps its sternest | place, next to Franklin.

resistance of the year as Coach Lou Reichel sends his athletes after | their eighth straight victory Augusta.

at New | Wabash in the big The game will mark the | The other outstanding tilt tomorrow

The Butler Bulldogs, in a bad slump after a great start, entertain Butler fieldhouse.

debut of Bill Bugg, former Butler | night pits Earlham against DePauw

luminary, as coach Of the Red Devils, he having replaced Guy An- | derson, who resigned after direct | ing New Augusta to the final round | of the recent county tourney.

Shortridge at Lebanon

Two teams of about egual standing will mix at Lebanon when the Tigers entertain Shortridge. Coach Butch Nueman has put together a strong Bengal outfit which has more than an even chance to retaliate for the trouncing Shortridge administered to I.ebanon last season. The Blue Devils, improving as they near the season’s end, will find this game a strenuous test of their ability to keep going against top-flight opposition. Manual will be in Franklin to play the Masonic Home five. Coach Frank

Baird takes his Rockets of Broad |

Ripple on an invasion of the Greenfield Tiger den. Sacred Heart will be at Fishers. The Silent Hoosiers will try what Broad Ripple failed to do last week—end the long winning drive

to do | Decker.x .

of a fast-stepping Carmel club at |

Carmel. Vallonia will visit the Crispus tucks court.

Rivalries Feature State Card Tonight

Remnants of two great rivalries will be on view

state

Washington travels to Vincennes. Newcastle and Washington, both state champions in the near past, have sunken to low positions in Hoosier prep basketball. But supporters will glimpse former spiendor tonight for the Trojan and the Hatchets always play their best against Muncie and Vincennes. Central of South Bend faces tonight its hardest task of the season. The Bears must stop the big Elkhart Blue Blazers, a feat accomplished only by Warsaw this year. A victory — which seems improbable—would put the Central flag at the top of the Eastern NIHSC mast. Tuesday, Columbus jerked Greensburg down among the South Ceniral’'s “common people.” Tonight, Greencastle expects to do the same thing to the visiting Martinsville Artesians, who stand alone at the fore of the South Central, unbeaten in seven league games. A late arrival among the state's clite, the little Greencastle goal~stters recently whacked Jefferonville to definitely establish \hemselves as topnotchers.

SOLLY EPSTEIN DEAD Solly Epstein, former local ban:amweight boxer, is dead in Chicago of pneumonia, according to a telegram to local friends from Maxie Epstein, a brother.

| Pruett.f

To complete the schedule, | Holland.g. At= arr, { . Overton.g.

tonight | when Muncie invades Newcastle and |g

their | Score

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at Greencastle. The Quakers are near the top of the conference with six victories and two defeats.

Anderson plays Huntington for | in the Auditorium here.

the only state attraction tonight. Central Normal defeated Huntington, 47 to 22, last night, in a listless game at Huntington. Hanover defeated N. C. A. G. U,,

50 to 21. Ind. State

Smith f... O'Leary, f. Wood, f Steelec... Cissna.c Madigan.c. Vogelg... Fickyg . .. Sharpe.g.. Watson.g. .

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Score at Huntington,

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PURDUE AND INDIANA RESUME TITLE RACE

LAFAYETTE, ¥Feb. 4-—Purdue and Indiana renew their athletic rivalry in Purdue's mew fieldhouse tomorrow night when the Boilermaker and Hoosier fives resume their Big Ten campaigns. Victor over Indiana by overwhelming margins in last year's games, Purdue again has a high-scoring machine calculated to give the Hoosier defense much trouble. The Boilermakers need a victory in order to gain on the league-leading Northwestern Wildcats in the battle for the Conference crown. Indiana. by winning can climb from the second division and square its Big Ten record for the season.

Coulson to Defend Table Tennis Title

COLUMBUS, O. Feb. 4-—Earl Coulson of Indianapolis has entered the 1938 Ohio Open Table Tennis

Tournament and will defend his 1937 men’s singles championship when play gets under way tomorrow

Also among the 200 entrants in|

the event is Miss Sally Green of In- | dianapolis, considered to be a real threat for the women’s title. Preliminary rounds will be played af morrow with final clashes to be] played Sunday. The tournament, | one of the largest in the country, is | sanctioned by the United States | Table Tennis Association.

Gopher Gymnasts Here Tomorrow

With a lineup heavily reinforced by sophomores, the Minnesota gymnastic squad will open its 1938 dual meet season here tomorrow against | the American Gymnastic Union team, ~- On the 10-man Gopher squad are | five veterans and five sophomores. However, the lettermen are concen- | trated in four events, leaving | tumbling to be taken care of by inexperienced sophs. The loss of Clarence O’'Heron, ace Minnesota tumbler, who dislocated his knee last week. seriously has weakened | the Gophers. O'Heron is out for | the season. | SOLD ON SLAUGHTER | Frank Frisch, manager of the | St. Louis Cardinals, expects Enos | Slaughter, 21-year-old prize recruit |

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Apostoli Favored To Defeal Lee

(Radio Details, Page 25) NEW YORK, Feb. 4 (U. P)= Freddy Apostoli and Glenn Lee tangle tonight in a 12-round bout at Madison Square Garden that may determine the next middleweight champion, Apostoli, “belting bellhop” from San Francisco, who has been called uncrowned king of the division since he knocked out champion Freddie Steele, is an 8-5 favorite to tame the Edison, Neb., “Wildcat.” The winner virtually is assured of a title shot at Steele this summer.

Sports Quiz

Q-—Did outfielder Frank Demaree play in any games for the Cubs in 1932?

A--He played in 23 league games for the Cubs that year and in two World Series games. Q-I recall a baseball game in the summer of 1936 in which the Washington Senators made a triple play. Can you tell me the date and the name of the opposing team? A--The Senators executed a triple killing against the Tigers on June 18, 1936. The play was Kress to Bluege to Kuhel.

Q-—-How many games did the Georgetown University (Washington, D. C.) basketball team win and lose in 1930?

A--They won 5 and lost 186.

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Results of last night's play in the Inter-Departmental League of the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. Meter, 21: Line, 18. Commercial, 34; Electrical, 17, Perry Plant, 23: Service, 13. Gems, 38; Underground, 16. Customer Accounting, 31; Street, 19 The West 16th Street Merchants, having won 10 straight games, would like to book games With strong city teams having access to gyms. Write Don Scoggan, 2334 Ww. Michigan St.

Scores in the | Manufacturers’ League at Dearborn Gym last night:

Kingan & Co. 40; Texaco, 29. Chevrolet Body, 51; Schwitzer-Cummins,

21, E. ©. Atkins, 32; P. R. Mallory, 18. Tonight's schedule in the Co-op-erative League at Dearborn Gym: P.M. SD yer Printers vs. Indianapolis

§:40—Kingan Knights vs. Big Four A. A, 9:30-—Beech Grove Merchants vs. Real Silk, A basketball téam desiring to finish out two games in a regular industrial league is requested to call McDaniel at LI. 4224 at once.

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Saturday morning’s schedule in the Parochial School League is as follows:

St. Patrick at Cathedral. St. Philip at Sacred Heart. St. Catherine at Holy Trinity, North Side Juniors vs. Little Flower at St. Anthony. Holy Cross vs. Lourdes at St. Philip.

MURPHY AND BEGGS SIGN WITH YANKS

NEW YORK, Feb. 4 (U. P)= Signing of contracts by pitchers Johnny Murphy and Joe Beggs today brought the number of satisfied New York Yankees to 10. Murphy, who hurled brilliantly as a relief pitcher last year, won 13 and lost 4. Beggs won 21 and lost 4 for Newark, the Yanks’ International League farm club. Outfielder Jimmy Ripple, who batted 317 last year, was the latest New York Giant to sign. The Stoneham front office announced an extra exhibition game against Army at West Point on April 18, a day before the season opens.

WHIZZER SCANS OFFER

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 4 (U. P).~ Indications of a possibility Byron (Whizzer) White may accept $15,000 to play professional football next season today were carried in a letter received by John Maher, secretary of the Pittsburgh Pirates professional football team. The letter was an answer by White to the offer made Jan. 27 by the Pirates. In it White asked “time to consider” the offer.

JOLSON TO SUE MEAD

HOLLYWOOD, Feb, 3 (U. P.) = Al Jolson today announced he was bringing suit against Eddie Mead, fight manager, over the earnings of Henry Armstrong, Negro featherweight champion. Jolson bought Armstrong’s contract a vear and a half ago and placed the fighter under Mead’s handling, but declared that for the past year Mead failed to give him any accounting.

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Deaths—Funerals | Indianapolis Times, Friday, Feb. 4, 1938

BALES--Danfel E., husband of Mrs, Gertrude Bales, father of Mrs, Huber! Toombs, Harold, Roy and Evelyn Bales and Mrs. William Henderson of Chicago, son of Mary Ann Bales, brother of Anna and James Bales of Cloverdale and Lewis Bales of Roachdale, departed this life Thursda . m, Funeral at the SHIRLEY BROS. RAL C BL. 946 N, Illi nois St, Saturday, 3 p. m. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

CRAMP-—Arthur L., husband of Edna L. Cramp, passed away Friday morning, 52 years. Funeral IN pe Monday,

3. bm, t the FUNERAL HOME, 1b34 W. Mich. St.

Burial Washington Park, Friends may call at the residence, 2241 Holt Road Hill) after 10 a. m, Saturday.

(Mars CROSS-—Jennie, beloved wife of John Harvey Cross, mother of Mabel and Charles sister of Josepn A. Bristow ry at her a

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Illinois, . . 5 1! 2 . ends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

DUGAN-—William J., beloved brother of Mary and Catherine Dugan, died at his yn Ro jday, Feb. 4. home Tut it iy Rie Church Eebagon, Th. off a. in. BEF ) metery., riends invited, BLACKWELL SERVICE.

DUGGAN-James E. father of Forrest uggan, passed away at the home of his argaret Pettit, "10 Towa St. ay, b, 3, Funeral Saturday, 9 a. m,, St. Catherine's Catholic Church. Burial Holy Cross. Friends may call at above address any time,

DUNN--Marion L, age 738, belo husnd of Ella Dunn, father pu live a Irene Sauer, Eva ih and 1s Dunn. stepfather of Ethel don and Iva ackwood, passed away Thu a.m, 1829 sksidy . 8 Call 5 DOR

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Indisnapolis Times, Friday, Feb. 4, 1938

GRAHAM--TIsanc M., beloved father of Mrs. Joyce Lamb, Hollywood, Cal, d Bruce Graham, Indianapolis, assed away Thursday evening at the residence, 5635 Broadway. Funeral services Monfa 10 a. m., at the CONKLE FUNERAL HOME. Burial Washington Park. cps invited, Friends may call at the sidence Saturday and Sunday.

HEWITT-—Horace B., husband of Julia B., Mrs. O. W. Wiley of Port Aln., and brother of Ww of Portland. Ore, . MeNutt of Indianapolis, away on Thursday mo Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday afternoon and evening.

HIGHTSHUE-—-Canida, husband of Mrs. Mayme Hightshue, stepfather of Fletcher Perguson, i of Allen and Russell tsh Mrs. Eliza Ballard and Mrs,

day

his home Monday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Liberty Cemetery.

HOPF—Amelia H., beloved wife of Martin and mother of Frank Haenel, this life Wednesday, Saturday, Feb, 5, Oakland Ave., 10 a. 'm. Burial Lafayette, Ind. Friends invited. Funeral under direction of MOORE & KIRK.

HUMPHREYS=-Robert, husband of Annie D. and father of Helen A. and William R. Humphreys and grandfather of Mrs. Julien C. ennedy, 1640 E. 59th St. Pate Thursday morning. Servces at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Saturday, 3 P: m, Friends invited. Friends may call at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY until 2 p. m. Satuiay and after that time at the church,

IRVIN—Benjamin F., beloved husband of Adeline Irvin and father of Mrs. Myrtle E. Beason of Indianapolis and Frank B. and Herbert J. Irvin of Miami, Fla, passed away at Miami, Fla., Wednesday morning, Feb. 2. Funeral services will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME, 1222 Union St., Saturday afternoon, Feb. 5. at 2 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends are welcome, Friends may call at the funeral home,

MILLER Marjorie L. daughter of Arthur D. and Mary Miller, sister of Mary Lucille and Robert Arthur, grandaughter of Mrs. Ella L. Miller and Mrs. Margaret McCaslin of Aspinwall, Pa.. passed away at her residence, 7850 Westfield Road, Wednesday evening. Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN Saturday. 4 p. m, Friends Invited, Friends may call at the morary.

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MOLLER-—-Peter Chris, age 81 years, husband of Maren Moller, father of Katie Hansen of Nevada, Carl Moller, Marie Videbeck, Christine Sorensen, Laura , Sine Stine, Louie Moller, Louise Niels Moller, Dagmar MeCure, Indianapolis, and Jens Moller, Bloomington, and brother of John Moller, Indianapolis, passed away Thursday evening at the Methodist Hospital. Funeral services Saturday, 1:30 p.m. from the residence, 1852 Kochne St, and 2:30 from Danish Lutheran Chureh, Noble and McCarty Sts, Friends invited. Cremation, CONKLE SERVICE,

NEFF--James R., age 73, beloved father of Fred J. Neff. grandfather of Virginia. James and Elizabeth Neff, passed awav Wednesday ». m., at the home of a son. 48 N. Euclid Ave. Friends may call at the residence anv time until Saturdev . Bt Purial M i Pp x ar m Friends invited. . eh rk.

PFEIFFER—In loving remembrance of our dear son and brother THEODORE E. PFET who departed life 19 oday. February 4, 1919. other, Sister and Brothers.

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$3 WASHINGTON BLVD. 2820 — Front room, _innerspring mattress. Shower bath. TA-3821. : : : $57 BE. NINTH—Warm room, comfortably furnished, close Real Silk. Gentleman. LI-1925. . $2.50; WARM room, near bath: yrivate home, with phone. Good transportation. CH-6375-J, ALABAMA, 1223-—Couple have newlv furished room, warm, near bath, Reasonable. ALABAMA, N. 1224—Man to share nice __modern warm room, near bath, RI-6647. ALABAMA, N., 1642-2 beautiful rooms: large closet, city heat, phone; gentlemen preferred. HA=-0204-M BROOKVILLE Rd, 50 N.: one or two; private home; innerspring: near hath; reasonable. 3600 East, between New York _ and Washington. . CENTRAL, 2042-—Nice rie, front room, _ Prefer 1 or 2 men. Modern. Phone. CLINTON HOTEL, 29 Virginia = Clean __steam-heated sleeping rooms. $2.50 up. DELAWARE, N., 517-—Clean room, steam heat, hot water, near bath. Walking distance, DELAWARE, first floor, distance. ia . HAMILTON, 533 N.—Large front room, $3. Tabloved lady. Private entrance. CH- - 354 -R, ca i in — ~- i ILLINOIS, 431 N., Apt. 2—Ferris Apt. large room, innerspring mattress. Steam heat: privileges. sg iLLINOIS, N., 1007-—Clean, cozy, single; steam. Constant hot water. Employed wir], Cayage. eee ILLINOIS, 2154 N., Apt. 2-—Large room _ with large closet. _ Steam heat, $3 MERIDIAN, N., 1730-—Nice warm sleeping rooms: also 2-room apartment. Garage _HA-2375-R. IS MERIDIAN, N., 3357—For 2 particular gentlemen: well heated, large, airy front room, adjoining bath: twin beds. 0X . spring_mattress, Twin closets. TA-1275, NEW JERSEY. N, 2021—Attractive room, private home; 2 employed, HA-3526-J. NEW JERSEY, 2051 N.—First class desirable room: large closet. Excellent furare. Phene. - NEW JERSEY, N. 2065—Pleasant front room, downstairs, private lavatory; phone; good transportation, PROSPECT. 330-—Steam_ heated furnished sleeping room, near bath. Private entrance; $2.50 week, TALBOTT, N., 2217=Light spring: large closet; near house RR . gi . WOODRUFF, 714 W. Drive; nice front _room, 2 large closets, Good bed. CH-5724 WOODRUFF PLACE, 920 E. DR.—Lovely pleasant well-heated room, gentleman or employed lady. 24TH. E. b515—Large front, steam heal, hot water; widow's home HE-1404, RESPONSIBLE young man to share apattment or rent room, Tdeal location, north: references. LI-8103 evenings

Hotels 12A MILNER HOTEL 126 8. Illinois

Fireproof Bldg. Nice Clean, Warm Rooms, $1 DAY ND WEEKLY UP, GUEST LAUNDRY INCLUDED Xx 1 $2.50 and up, clean, Hoosier Hotel comfortable rooms, showers, baths, city heat. 440 Mass,

ROOSEVELT HOTEL

Another MILNER. $1 day. $3.50 week ub. Laundry free: parking space. $4 50 SEMINOLE HOTEL-—920 N. Ala. ’ Ever room adjoining bath. Steam heat. Walking distance, HOTEL DEARBORN, 3208 E ST, ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS, Rates $5.50 week ub, CH-T7550.

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$5.50—-DOUBLE—86 single, 2030 N. Pennsylvania. Cheerful rooms, near bath. __ Gentlemen, A | ———————— EE BROADWAY, 2528--Nicely furnished front _ room. Suitable 1 or 2 girls. HE-4120. CENTRAL, 2222-86; twin beds; 1 or 2; good home; 3 meals. HA-3100-W.

. 713, Apt. 2—Attractive front. Steam heat, walking

innerstoker

room, bath;

meals. Railroaders or old-age pensioners preferred. ee MERIDIAN, N.. 2716-8ingle room with 2 “meals; near bath. $8. Phone. NEW JERSEY, 2141 N.=Attractive front; private home; innerspring: meals optional. Reasonable. HA-2491-R SHRIVER. 3032—Private, modern: suitable 1 or 2 employed. Home cooking. 2 meals, $6 each. i . : CARE for elderly and ccuvalescents: excellent home cooking. 2026 N, New Jer. sey, TA-3881, isa ROOM and board. Elderly veoble consid- _ ered, 1420 Oarrollton. hi-s008 FOR RESULTS=-The Times. RI-55(1

Housekeeping Rooms

warm,

50: 2- M front apartment; $6.50: 2-ROO p 14¢0 N.

clean, overstuffed, sink, garage. _ Alabama, ALABAMA, t N., pring apartment; : Taner utilities furnished, RI-8872, ALABAMA, N. 2042—Nicely furnished studio apartment; aiso smaller apartment; lady employed. Adults, ALADAMA, N.. 1319—2 rooms, nicely furhished: large sink, overstuffed utilities. - Accommodate 2 adults, RI-1259. BELLEFONTAINE, 1131-2 rooms; private entrance; good heat; SOOO BED. caom—— . BROADWAY, 1134 — Rear room, privete bath and entrance. Stove, coal furHishel: BY, eeg—— a BROADWAY, 1623-2 2-room modern apart. ments; utilities paid; reasonable. RI-4875 CARROLLTON, 1226 — 8-room furnished front apartment, adjoining, bath. Private entrance; utilities, 1-0403. CARROLLTON, , furnished el stuffed; utilities; $6.50 week. — : CARROLLTON, 1624-1, 3, 3 rooms, furhished: utilities. Private entrance. Ri-

01--Two-room complete rivate en-

modern; near

CARROLLTON, _1816—One-room apartments, 1 or 2 adults; warm, clean; RRA. ea COLLEGE, 1410 — One room, kitcheneite Apartment. . Plenty ‘of heat. Phone: $3. fLLINOIS, 2628 N.—Front two-room apartment: evervthing furnished: private entrance; $580. en : ORIENTAL, 20 N.—Lovely 2-room apartment. utilities, innerspring: steam heat: DEIVAte CHI, ec— BW JERSEY, 1202 N.--Nice living room, Niicnenette, dinette, furnished. Frigidaire, utilities, Reasonable, : . NEW JERS N., 2601-—2-room apartutilities: garage; adults.

RSEY, TT : 719 Three rooms, bath, Adults, $7. : «3 large Jront, parking space,

NEW YORK, E. utilities, garage. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 963 first floor; steam heat, private entrance. : PROSPECT, 12402 clean furnished rooms, $3.50 week: private entrance; adults, STATE. 316 N.—Very desirable large slesp- - 2 room. Light housekeeping if desired, Utilities. oy ok 8 423 N.--2 Rooms, kitchenette, un81 Amn ished: utilities. Car and bus line, VERMONT, E. 1420-3 rooms, furnished: Res! overstuffed: near Tech. rea- _ sonab! Ol —— — WASHINGTON, 3844 EB. — 0 apartments; also sleeping room; entrance; adults.

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MICHIGAN

Apartments, Unfurn.

402 N. Meridian .. “ 9 N. Pennsylvania ... re 37 na EE oo rere FEE 230 E, Ninth .. Ca vs “ GENERAL APARTMENTS, 22 W. Vermont St, 11-2439 Indianapolis Rental Agency Purnished and Unfurnished Apartments.

$25 UP, 108 E Wash. RM. 302 L1-5393.

AT BELFAIR APTS. 1400 Block E. Mars ket, $42.50 secures large att. 3-bedrm, apt.; hardwood firs, elec. refrig., private outside entrance. Don't miss this one, See mgr., 27 N. Oriental at Market,

T BON AIR, 21 W_ 16th, $38.50 secures delightful outside large efficiency; util, , You can't beat it. One on corner; modernized, indirect lights, venetian _ blinds, etc., $47.50.

UNDEE ‘APTS. Virginia Ave. and Men Carty. Efficiency, heat, water, gas, Frig__fdaire. See custodian, apt. 47; $32.50. AT LE GRANDE APT, 1436 E. Le Grande, $27 secures lovely front efficiency; all util, pd, Snap this one up, Can't beat it. MADISON APTS. 615 MADISON AVE. —4 rooms. heat and water furn.; $30. See __custodian in basement, AT PARK APTS. 1625 Barth Ave, $33 secures 2d floor corner front apt. newly decorated; util. pd.; nice and roomy. _Hurry and get it. ALABAMA, N. 1215-—Attractive apartment, heat, water, Adults. ILLINOIS, N., 3341--5 rooms, _ utilities furnished. $35 TRVINGTON—4 rooms, steam heat; water; _ porch; Frigidaire; $40. TR-6844, MERIDIAN No., 3335—Two-bedrm. apt.; elec. garage,

4-room garage, £45,

heat and

large liv. rm. sunrm., large Kit. refrig., stove, janitor service; $65. CLARK AGENCY. LI-5696. 1003 W. 30TH—3-room apartment, utilities furnished z 138 N, et al HD 318T, 821 W.—4 rooms, modern; heat and water furnished; garage. $35.00 [-8401. i _____44 Virginia Ave, SMALL BEDROOM, $33 234 E, 9th; large living room, kit., bath, Prig.. util. RI-0751. HE-1328,

EFFICIENCY APARTMENT = SHERMAN INN, 305 N, Sherman Drive, Call RI-3775, Moving and Storage 17 | STORAGE SPACE for rent. very reason. able. Pringle & Johnson Furniture Ex.

rhanee 828 Massachusetts Ave T,7-008

WILL move vou for vour discarded furs niture, KIMMELS, 2144 N, TI1, a-204s,

Delaware St.

Houses, Unfurnished

WASHINGTON, W., 3260-5 rooms...8 ES. 8, 501-5 rooms 814 ., 1139-6 rooms 545—Modern 5-room Ww JOTT, 8S., 335—5 roems PINE, 8., 467-7 ro wor 318400 JENNINGS BROS. 28 8. Illinois, $18: TACOMA. N. 518 -Semimodern fives __room lower duplex; water paid. TR-3593, $20; PERSHING, N., 1113—Modern 6 rooms, garage. water paid, See 1t $27; MODERN; 7 rooms, bath. Open 10-4; good cond. See 1128 N. Warman $65-— BROADWAY TERRACE. 5714—8ix= 4 modern. Garage. TA-6625, WA«

oms LI-3814,

BROOKSIDE PARKWAY NN. A-1 six-room brick veneer double; gare age; 555. HE-4067, TA-4287 BR il Be? Veriton. modern six room ouble, eatherstripped. G . Water paid. $35, TR-41190 ype COLLEGE AVE. 5131 — Small 2-bedroom modern single. Garage. Call 5172 College 2705 N. DEARBORN —4-room, modern ¢x« cept furnace; garage, water paid, $16.50, 138 N. Delaware. RI-1429 3439—8ix-room double, mod= ern, hardwood floors, completely recon=ditioned. ‘Garage HA-3264-W HARDING, 1831 N.—3-Rm. double; Heats rola, water fur.; $20. LI-5596 ______OLIVER H. CLARK AGENCY HIGH 8T., 1002—Four rooms, good condis tion, Water paid, $15. 11-2378 HIGH, 1018--Five-room modern cottage; near Lilly's; $22. DR-4206. | JACKSON, 2411 W, WASHINGTON Five-room modern double, Garage, BE-0746 LANGLEY, 1713--4 rooms, modern; Heatro= la; garage, basément; water paid, $18.50; lights, gas paid, $22.50. HU-2467. NORTH, 3400 Three-bedroom double; weatherstripped; garage; $60, water paid, __CH-1328-W OL N aS Five: rook modern; news v decorated; open Sunday A, M. CH=» _0253-M. " OXFORD, 964 N.--5H-room double water furnished: garage, $25.00 LI. 8401 44 Virginia Ave, RANDOLPH, 1201 S.-—4 rooms, semimods= ern; water paid, garage, good condition: $15. RAYMOND, %. 016-—Five-room modern double, Good condition. Adults. DR-6213-M

DR., 3218

CAR. fenced yard.

modern;

24TH, 208 E.--6-room double; newly decorated, $32.50, L,1-8401 44 Virginia Ave,

Best Results=-Lowest Cost, The Timea RT-5551. ————— a . Houses, Apts. Furn, 19 $8.50; VERY lovely apartment: excellent heat, One for $6 available Wednesday. _ 2001 Carrollton, HE-3784, ALABAMA, N., 1726-3- and 4-room aparte ments: private bath and entrance, HA= 2876-J. CENTRAL, 2131-88 ‘week, rooms, Private entrance. HE-4155, COLLEGE, 2355

{front three Two adults,

Living room, bedroom, kitchenette, frigidaire, utilities, Refer= ences; 830. Adults, Good heat, MERIDIAN, N.. 1728-2 rooms, | bath: rooms connecting bath; JKitchenettes. TA-1592 NEW JERSEY. 2048 N. Nicely furnished private 3-room apartment; frigidaire; utilities Garage 3 - PENNSYISVANIA, N.. 2151=5-room apart | ‘ment, neatly furnished: also sleeping | room; good heat. HA-3008-M. .

private small

| Houses for Sale

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company Onton Title Building, 155 E. MARKET ST.

1024 COLORADO

8425 00-—-TERMS. 2.hedroom home, in splendid condition, Complete in every detail. To see call Mr. Woods, RI1-5341, VA2028, THE UNION TRUST 00. _ BRICK BUNGALOW Bargain for cash; small equity, ear Ryilgion High School BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N, Del, RI-3477, $150 DOWN PAYMENT; ONLY $1,000, 1 gauRre Nat'l ra. No Li Glauireys 5 rm. bung, gar.; good cond, alance $1! rm. bung BAL BOO es Ri-sa5h. GOODE & GOODE, IR-1264, 874 W. 20TH ST

7-room, semimodern, Terms. A. R. Scott. Hall-Hottel Co., Inc. ~~ LI-2541, STANTON, 3701; $1780; terms; S-room semimod.. gar. vacant, Might trade. Lo=cated 1st street 8. of ash. on Sherman _ Drive, Sexton Agency, RI-5182. BARGAIN, $250 GETS DEED. 3-bedroom modern; 2-car garage; near Tech and grade schools; mortgage bal= ance, $1006, CH-5728, TR-50865, 55. E _TR-1264,

RI1-56 GOODE & GOODE. 203 NORTH BEVILLE Nice six-room semi-modern home. Fire lace, garage, large yard; fine condition, y owner. Reasonable. Terms.

“7 Near Sacred Heart Parish 1614 8. Delaware; 6-room; inside plumbe ing, newly decorated and Panted; $1750; cash, $150. RI=4661, HA-4127-W, PROSPECT, 1618-6 rooms; modern home; 2-car Rasaacs in excellent condition; va= _ cant; 2360, Terms, RI-4661, HA-4127-W, $150 DOWN takes 5-room bungalow, Electricity, Rn will paint and paper, _ GIBBS, I Cr ————————————— SMALL HOMES on small monthly payTIER LS ah UTBON REALTY CO.. Realtors.

“Best Results—Lowest Cost. The Times. RI-556]

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Doubles & Investments 24 DOUBLE BARGAINS Bosart, four-room modern double, Jio00. Central, seven-room double, $5250. uth Side, foursroom double, rented OR Mo pide. $2400, Many others, JENKINS, -

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Lots for Sale 25

FLORIDA LOT, 50x125, in new sub, Near ulf coast and delightful surroundiggs. Special introductory offer, \ 3 00 per week. Address J. H. Hill, 12 __N, Dearborn St, Chicago. ___

Sale, Suburban Farms 26

BEECH GROVE ONLY $1500 8ix-room cottage, four rooms and bath down, two up unfinished: new bath fix-

ures; ; 2 lots, Terms § : tures; garage 8 ot 00h, oni us E & GOODE. TR-1264,

balance $13 mo RI-5666. \ fdeal buildin ood well

Goo 28 ACRES, 18 miles west;

1 site, fruit, shade, shrubbery

and near ‘ransportation: $800 own. bale ance terms. This is a real DEY. res _& Cline, 119% N. Alabama. L1.8406, 3 ACRES-—Fair buildings, bus service; 17 250 down, balance A "nS . all Min vis, HA-1503-R, - " _ BLZA HENSON, 412-14 Castle Hall q. 30 ACRES se Aredia use | |

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