Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1938 — Page 17
THURSDAY, SEPT. 15,
1938
Auto Kills Pedestrian, 77; Truck Driver Victim of Train; Crossing Safety Drive Pressed
Trafic Toll 47; Are Arrested; 11 Pay Fines.
SEVEN DRIVERS LOSE LICENSES
Se.
: 20 Others Are Suspended in
ndia »
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paign
e|ing
Train Kills Truck Driver apolis man, Charles 1142 Prospect St the county when into the
¥ ulic Ol goon,
ed side three miles ote to by
violation charges, speeding. its in Traffic Court ge of 7.10 in fines.
traffic them for
avera
and costs of $94 were sus- cident Prevention Bureau works in| Pipe Charles Karrabell. close co-operation with the Driv-| nals will be taken by the Highway St, ers’ License Department in bring- Commission within a short time, Mr.
oy J
William Higir 1234 Oregon
In Campaign Against Unsafe Autoists.
Licenses of seven Marion County drivers had been revoked today and 20 suspended for terms of 10 to 90 days as the State Drivers’ License , Department continued its camto take unsafe drivers off streets and highways, The 27 suspensions and revocations followed a series of 32 cases in the last two months tried before
Judge Roberts C. Hill, chief hear-| judge of the License Depart-|
ment. In hearings held by the Judge vesterday, four drivers had licenses suspended and one was placed on probation. Under the State's new safety proam, ng any one of ten of the pd s major traffic laws who have
Ta oy
3 $a a
t faced trial in a court of record
ofl with a series of minor ns are summoned into hear-
or linfractio ing.
| In Indianapolis, he said, the Ac-
‘Plans to Install 15
Flasher Signals Are Announced.
Indiana's ‘campaign to make its highways safer moved forward to-| day as plans for installing flasher signals at 15 intersections of high- | ways and railroads and for placing
intersections were announced by A. Dicus, State Highway Commission chairman. Approval for location of signals and signs has been given by the Commission, the Public Service Commission and the U. of Public Roads, Mr. Dicus said. Most signal materials will be purchased by the Highway Commission with State and Federal funds. Installation will be made by the railroads and highway workers. Crossings included in this pro{gram are on highways, streets and ‘county roads where improvement | work is financed partly with Federal funds and where such protection is required by Federal regulations. Signals like those to be installed | are in operation at 213 crossings.
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Judge Hill said, drivers vio- Similar installations now are being
made at 86 other crossings as a part of the program to increase highway safety.
| The reflectorized crossing signs are similar to the cross-arm signs which |
FOUR ARE INJURED IN
{have been in use for a number of years at crossings. Bids on the materials for the sig-
given 0 days on the State ing records of offenders to the De- Dicus said.
1d fined $235 on eacl h of two unken driving and drunkHe also was fined $1 and costs reckless driving and his icense was suspended for one year.
for 101
Witnesses Describe Accident 830 N. Gladstone
Arie
Iee Roberts
"motor
Green | A in the 800 St, into the path vy Dr. Robert F. ian St., and was was not
int
Hugh K. Thatc
oroner, investigated.
deputy
Two Youths Imjured
IY iS survi
ived by a daughRachman nd
ella
received Sug In-
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{ theastern Northwest-
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Andrew sachusetts ers, 19, of ec] Grove, ldon Sts,
Massa- !
Charges Filed Against
Two i in Fatal Accident U.
charges} |
late vesaniNetter 24, both ick was
s
A £9
of
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of
Boy. 3. Fatally Hurt Walking Into Auto’s Path
SOUTH BEND, Sept. 15 (U. P.) - County marked up
Joseph
) parked { a machine driven|
Nine Lose Lives i in Two CD Accidents 15 (U. P)
lled last night
grade crossing acci-
of a Mountain were Killed at their
small
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an Illinois Central}
passenger train,
three
men and a
t Granite City. |
auto was str Central
uck by passenger
were prot
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ected by | {ish jail
ay [BE
partments attention. | “With the assistance of City and State police, we are now keeping systematic records of every violation of the automobile laws.” In addition to police department rec and reports, the Judge said, jany responsible persons can file a citation against anvone violating the vehicle code under the new ion Law. nis law, 1 has not been in full opera- { tion because of the ignorance of the public concerning it, he said.
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“I wish to urge every citizen of i
Indiana to report any violation of the motor vehicle codes to this Department, whether the violation resulted in an accident or not,” he i said. | He pointed out it was impossible for Citv and State police to arrest every offender.
Anvone May Cite Offender
| Under the citation law, the person cited has no recourse in a civil action against the complainant. A hearing is held to determine guil before the judge. but no damages can be assessed or collected, he said. The judge outlined eight violations under which it is mandatory
for the State to revoke or suspend
the driver's license. They were: | intoxicated, manislaughter, failing to stop after an accident, perjury in securing a license, commission of felony with the use of an automobile, operating a motor vehicle without a license and operating an unlicensed vehicle. Accumulation of minor violations, {he said, would also result in revo-
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cation or or suspension of the license.
PET LAMB MARTYR TO IRONY OF FATE
A pet lamb, owned by the Rev. and Mrs. George Lawson, today was to undergo a “serious overation” at a local meat packing plant, due to circumstances over which it ha no control. Yesterday afternoon two men 3} sicked up the lamb in the vicinity the Lawson home, 839 Birch Ave. put it in a truck and hauled it to the Union Stockyards. Police and Mrs. Lawson followed, aime in time to claim the check! for $3.72 which the men had collect- | fed for the animal. Then Mrs. Law{son discovered she had no way to take the lamb back home, so she ac- | cepted the check in full payment. The men were charged with petit | larceny.
HELD ON CONTEMPT OF COURT CITATION
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Joe Mitchell, operator of an Indiana Ave. tavern, was arrested on! |a contempt of court citation issued {today by Criminal Court Judge Frank P. Baker after Mitchell ailegediv failed to appear as a witness in a robbery trial. He was released under $1000 bond. date in case probably set tomorrow, it was Said.
GUARD ATTACK SU SPEC T RUSTON, La. Sept. Morris Elmore, accused of attacking a 20-vear-old | Louisiana Tech coed after seriously {beating her escort, was heavily| guarded today at the Ouachita Parin Monn oe.
his
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will
which became effective g
Hearing | be
15 (U. P) —| 22-year-old Negro, !
Intersections at which flasher sig-
nals are to be placed are:
sreene County—On Road 37 at the Pennsylvania Railroad. just south of Road
67. Miami County—On feeder road at Pennsvivania Railroad in Converse. Modernization of present signal On feeder road at C O. Railroad Converse. modernization of present sigha _ Henry County—On Road 40 at the New York Central and St. Lowi Tiree: east of junction with Road _Delaware County On Ro oad "6V at York Central & St. Louis Railroad. mile south of Muncie. Owen Countv—On Indianapolis and eamer Fountain County Peor & of Roaqg 34. Pike County—On Road 5% St. : road, on S. Ma
the
New one Road 46 at Chicago. Louisville Railroad, at
-On Road 63 at Eastern Railroad,
the 34 mile north
i at C ain St. d 50 at C, east of the Lawrenceburg, On iiroad, on George Modernization
On feeder road at (two erossings) and one
Dearborn County—On Cc. C L. Rai road,
ror a. B.
one mile mile east of
rier County o Railroad sout? Crocker, McCool.
Magison Toni yn Boas 13 at Pennnia at sout Elon R 208d 13 at N oad, !» mile east of Elvood. Clinton County on Road 52 at Penn- \ Railroa 235 miles north of County line. Modernize for
nw ay anoe County On Road 32 at N. ¥. C & St. ailroad, at junct ion with Road 28. modernize for dual-lane highwa Crossings where reflectorized signs are to be installed:
Hénseek County—On C. C. & St
C. Road, Jefferson Pennsvivania Point. La Porte Countv—On feeder road at Pere Marquette Railroad, on Springville Porte ad “Vanderbureh County—On Illinois Central Railroad, !3 mile east of Road 65. _ Grant County_-On feeder road 46 at N. C ¢ St. L. Railroad, one mile west of
an Buren. Mason County —On feeder road at C. C. & St. L. Railroad, 33 mile west
—On four
on road, in Max. nh feeder road at N. road, 2 mile west of
On Road 66 at South | north edge of Tr -On feeder Youd t J. E. Railroad ang Railroad, both at
Road 67 five miles
- feeder road a L. Railroad. Willow Branch
County-—-On 107 Railroad, Pleasant
Road near
feeder road
Road 48 at Pennsvi- | miles west of Bowl- |
vania Rail road.
sone Countyvtral Indiana Rail Howard County Y. C. & St. L. Ra {| Simms Spencer Countvra Railroad, at Porter County signs’, BE one at Ww Fabash edge of Crocker Tate County —On ilroad.
-On feeder , near Guion.
at Pennnorth of
road at
‘Tetferson County- : 0. Railroad, Nabb.
on County line road.
near
1. T. U. REVOKES REMOVAL ACTION
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 15 | (U. P.).—The International Typo{graphical Union today ordered reinstatement of James McCoy as su- | perintendent of the Union Printers’
|Home at Colorado Springs. Colo. after a bitter floor fight at the union’s 82nd convention. The convention approved a spe-
cial committee report which con-/
'demned the institution's board of | trustees for dismissing Mr. and ordered a meeting of the board by Nov. 4 to rescind its action. Adoption of the report came after 3 bitter personal exchange between T. U. President Claude M. Baker Lo Secretary Woodruff Randolph. representing opposing political fac- | tions within the union.
COUNTY AID FOUND DEAD
NEW ALBANY, Sept. 15 (U. P). —Funeral arrangements were being made today for Robert A. Leist, deputy treasurer, who was found dead in the Courthouse here late vesterdav, a bullet wound in his head. Charles King, building cus[todian who found the body, said a [revolver was clutched in Mr. Leist's hand.
Inc a White House on a Bavarian Hill.
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Tr Men May Decide Fate of World
by United eting on the pineclad Net ove Berchtesgaden today may deci ide who won or lost| the World War. From the moment of its inception this meetin Neville Chamberlain and Chancellor Adolf Hitler was touched by history’s finger. The relentless march of great events was closing in at last with the “victors” of the World War facing a desperate struggle tc avoid the disaster of anther conflict. Today in th house at rent showdown. Did the Armistice of 1818 end the i conflict or merely could be resumed
Press) Two men
Abe
rambling white esgaden came the
rid
machine guns Bavarian
Barbed wire and ring the peaceful
house |
| the meeting of these two men high in the green hills whether those frontiers lines of war or peace. History offers no adequate parallel | to today’s meeting. Time was] {vhen a single monarch could gamble
may decide shall
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millions on a single throw of the dice. A word from Napoleon and all Europe trembled; but today the entire world tremulously awaits the vords uttered high on the Obersalz-| berg. In this modern world few men could hope to escape the disaster of another World War. ! The fear that another such conflict already is upon Europe sent
The house of the Hitler-Cham-{berlain meeting fits snugly into the Bavarian hillsides. There the master of the Third
from the World War a corporal with a valise full of clothes and an intense but untormulated national-
listic philosophy. He became a painter of houses and pictures, a desperate student of national psy-
¢ g of Prime MINIister wit) the fate of a nation; when one chology. general could chance the future of |
He has unpredictable characteristics. He has said that God told him what to do. He has 'become furious in the presence of statesmen; found his greatest comfort in the company of his chef. | Mr. Chamberlain is almost the exact opposite. Tall and slim with a streak of grey in his hair, he hardly can be imagined except in
morning coat and striped trousers. He is British “big business,” son
bring a Mr. Chamberlain to Berchtesgaden. of a great imperialist, a Tory to the
| tips of his polished boots. | He has handled the Empire's business as he did his own interests in Birmingham — cautiously, in the
over which Herr Hitler's red and Reich makes his most important manner of a people which has al-
black flag flaps in the mountain] breeze.
Barbed wire and machine guns like “han Herr Hitler and a the fate of ‘another
line the frontiers of Europe, and
decisions—often in solitude. N two men could be more un-
lain. Herr Hitler e
| ways “muddl On their
through.” , history will write generation—
dibread or blood; war or peace.
S. Bureau;
just
.C: CC. & in Peters- |
McCoy |
personal
‘LITTLE BUSINESS’ DRAFTS REFORMS
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 15 (U.P) — The National Small Business Men's Association, holding its first annual convention here, moved today toward adoption of a six-point program that included a demand for “immediate” amendment of the Wagner Act to provide “equal rights for employer and employee.” Other points called for Government “retirement from business competition with the citizens”; a demand that Congress repeal all laws granting emergency powers to the President; a balanced budget; repeal of Presidential control of the purchasing power of the dollar; re- | turn of relief to the states and taxation for revenue only; a free
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{ Security funds on a pay-as-you-go policy.
reflector crossing signs at 16 other |
r. FIVE FLEE PRISONS:
BELIEVED TOGETHER
RUTLAND, Vt, Sept. 15 (U. believed to be fleeing in a stolen truck today separate penal institutions here. John Brown Heaps, son, Mich, Elizabeth Hodge, 18, of Lowell, Mass., had been arrested together and were awaiting Federal Grand |
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
{speech and press. and use of ‘Social |
ws) —Three girls and two youths were|
after escaping from]
21, of Jack-| and one of the girls,|
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Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Thurs, )
W., _ peloved husband of Pere, died Thuisqey. ept. 15 927 Rivera Driv Funeral the BLACKW BLL FUNERAL Meridian St., Saturday, 30 m Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends invited.
WILLIAMS Charles O., beloved husband of Florence C. Williams, Indianapolis; father of Harold B. Williams, Lexington, Kv: Wilford Otis Williams, Fountain City, Ind., ana Marvin Dale Williams, Bloomington, Ind; brother of Mire Della Thornton and fzaac Williams, fountain City, Frank A. Williams, Libert Ind. Mrs. Mabel Beall and Paul E. Williams, Richmond, Ind. passed away Tuesday evening Five grandchildren also survive. Friends may call at the home 3842 N. Capitol Ave. Indianapolis, from 4 m, to 9 p. . Wednesday, or any time before 10 p. Thursday: or friends may call at the rome of his son in Fountain City. Indiana (Wavne County) from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Friday, or any time before the funeral on Sat urday services for Indianapolis friends N. Capitol Ave. 9 p. m. Thurs- . Regular funeral services at the Christian Church. Fountain City. 2 p. m Saturday. Friends invited. Service by SMITH & SON. Fountain City.
ULERY—J Nellie D. at his home, services at HOME 1303 N Sept. 17,
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Fu neral Directors
“WALTER I. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME
S28 Shelh DR-2570 3129 N. nots HA-4514
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934 W. MICH. ST. BE-1934
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FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD TA 4400
{Jury action on automobile larceny
land Mann Act
Heaps and Charles King, 21, of Mil-|
ford, N. H. awaiting trial on a lcharge of shooting a motor vehicle
{inspector with intent to kill, escaped |
{from county jail through a baseiment window. Miss Hodge, Cole, 18, of Newport, {La Plante. 18, Brattleboro, were found missing from Riverside Reformatory at roll call.
COLLAPSE OF BRIDGE
GARY, Sept. 15 (U. P). — Fourj...... men today were recovering from in- | juries received when a bridge they | were preparing to dynamite collapsed without warning late yesterday. Broadway Bridge over the Little Calumet River where the State plans to erect a new $60.000 structure. Mbst seriously injured were John Johnson, ways, and Daniel J. Varady of East Chicago. from beneath a truck which crashed into the river as the bridge collapsed. C. S. Mitchell, Gary, State Highlway engineer, and Fred Schmidt, East Chicago, received minor injuries.
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of present |
WEIRTON STEEL CO. OPENS OFFICE HER
The Weirton on Steel ( Co. of Weirvon, W. Va, opening of an office in the Indianlapolis Chamber of Commece Building. | FF. W. Baron, formerly of Chicago, will be in charge. Mr. Baron said ‘the firm's decision to locate gn office here is in recognition of the | ‘growing importance of Indianapolis and Central Indiana as an industrial tenter.”
WOMAN PREPARES FOR 105TH BIRTHDAY
BRAZIL, Sept. 15 15 (U. P.).—Mirs. Mary Ann Sewart today dusted her| | small cotage near here and pre-
|
Joost road at Cen-|pared for her 105th birthday Sat- C AN GE
lurday. Mrs. Stewart, who has sur|vived three husbands, attributes her | i good health to simple living.
4 Deaths—Funerals 1
Indianapolis Times, Thurs,
BECK Mrs.
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Carrie Grant, residence 4108] N Capo , _Dassed away { Ing at the GIANAN MORTU ARY urdavy, m. Friends invited. al Crown Friends may call at the mortuary,
BUCHANAN Charles J passed savas | Wednesday evening. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturday p. m. Cremation, Friends | may call at the mortuary. BUNDY--Charles M., Bella Maude Bundy, residing at 1902 Talboit St. pated away at Mackinac Island, Mich, earlv Tuesday morhing h ,AANNER & BUCHANAN Friday 1:30 p. m, Friends invited. Burial at Edinburg, Ind.
BUSKING Charles C., and William Busking, Wolfe and Emma Lower of Denver, Colo., uncle of Milford Lower of Denver and | Marv Louise Wolfe of Washington ] passed away at the home, 820 Eitston Ave., Wednesdav, Sept. 14. Funeral Saturday, Sent. 17. 2 v. m,, at the J. C. WILSON FUNERAL HOME, 1230 Prospect St. Friends invited. cordia Cemetery,
COLLIER Charles (Chuck), Bernice. son of Mrs. Al er of Alta Mae pass i | away Wednesc Friends may 1 the TOLD FU YERAL HOME, 1308 Prospect any time t Dp. Mm T day. Services Saturday, 13 a. m Interment Hoopeston, Iil. Friends invited. CULLIVAN- Mrs, W. 30th, wife of Mrs. Margar Mrs. Agnes Miss Rose and Frank Miss Cathet Fla, and Owe Cullivan Jr. also survived by 10 grandchi Idren one great-grandchild, died Wednesda ning. Funeral Friday, t the KIRBY MORTU ARY, 9 a. m. Angels Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends invited. The Altar Society of Holy Angels Church will meet for prayer at 8 p. m. Thursday.
GREENSMITH- George L., husband of Elizabeth S., father of the Rev. Horace . of Southington, Conn.. passed away Tuesday oreo at the residence, 1137 W. 32d. Services at the FLANNER & BU. CHANAN MORTUARY Friday, 30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Cleveland, O. Friends may call at the mortuary.
KRITSCH Martha, of 2698 Broadwav, widow of William C., beloved mother of Irs. Herman Kuemmich, sister of Charles L. Hartman, grandmother of Cathryn and Robert Kuemmich, denarted this life Ser onesaar, age 80 Funeral Friday. at THE MOORE & KIRK NORTH ‘Sipe FUNERAL HOME, 3447 College Ave.. 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.
MATTHEWS Cora, home, 1731 N. morning.
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Bu
3:30 Hill.
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beloved hu sband of N.
brother of Mary Mrs. Charles W.
husband of Soler brothriam Frances,
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Mary, 354 , mother
Barnes,
Jacks sonvi e. F of Paris, T
passed away at the Capitol Ave. Services at the home Saturday. 11 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the
home after 4 p. m. Friday.
MILLER—Anna M. aunt of Miss Cassie Miller, passed away Wednesday morning at her home, !> mile north of Clermont. Pent may cail at the residence. Servthe FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Friday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
MUTTER John, father of Joe, Glen and Henry Mutter, Mrs. Jennie Smith and Mrs. Stelia La Foilette, all of Indianapolis, passed away Wednesday evening the residence, 3208 W. Services Saturday, 2 the CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. Michigan St. Friends invited. Burial Avon Cemetery. Friends may cail at the funeral home after 6 p. m. Thursday.
age 81 vears. m. at
OSBURN—Henry S., age 66. 3752 W. Morris St. husband of Nora I. Osburn, passed away Thursday morning. neral Saturday m., at the FARLEY | FUNERAL HOME,” 1604 W. Morris _St. Friends invited. Burial Brookville, Ind.
{PFALZGRAF--Carrie. age 78. passed away Wednesday, Sept. 14, at Clayton, Ind. Survivors are her brother, Gus Zoeiler. granddaughters, Clyda Sage and Bette Jon Glazier of Indianapolis, Funeral services will be held Friday, 2 m., at VAIL UNDERTAKING PARORS at Madison, Ind.
SAN ERI tac May Re 68. husband of | t ais da
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violation charges. |
Carol | and Roxanne!
The accident occurred on the -
roadmaster of Gary Rail-| _
Workmen extricated them |
today announced the!
Help Wanted—Female
Sept. 15, ad
3 pe Clair
Thursday morn- | ANNER & BU-
Thursday |
Michigan _ ‘ie
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FRANCIS Terms extended,
MRS. A.W Beautiful services. 1730 COLLEGE AVE.
BERT §. GADD
1 2430 Prospect St.
GRINSTEINER'S
1522 BE. Market PERSONAL SERVICE
G. H. HERRMANN 1505 8. EAST ST.
HISEY & TITUS
THE FUNERAL HOME #51 N. DELAWARE ST.
AIR CONDITIONED _
~~ MOORE & KIRK
[R-1159. CH-1806. TA-6056-8
SHIRLEY BROS. CO.
948 N. Illinois St.
J. C. WILSON
|DR-0321 1230 Prospect St. _
Florists & Monuments
DR-530
DR-44T
DR-0322
Delaware Flower Shop| *
2922 N DELAWARE TA-318 Lost and Found 7
LOST— Fishing rod and reel on road north of Zionsville. Finder please notify WESTENHOFER, 1431 Groff Ave, dianapolis.
LOST Pair of spectacles, Ravmona and Southern. Shelby. TOY FOX Black ana white. Lost vicinity of w a Blvd. and 52d St. Reward. BR
bys
“Shelby,
Return to 2437
LOST gr fraternity pin, chained together, initials, J. E. Reward. Dr. Che--2828 LORY Lady's Sowmown or
small square wrist watch: in State House, Wednesdav. Reward. RI-3254 or TA-3025 LOST Signet ring, diamond, sapphire: _ keepsake: reward. McMahon, Plaza Hotel
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RT TSI SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL
BEAN PICKERS
Beans Are Good and Heavy |
ANY
Those Y iT hy automobile come to OLNEY.
main entrance "3 Morar Speedway and Ro one mile north £0 one square south of the end of West: Thirtieth Street. EO tae meet Al Butcher's truck in the sual ola [WE NEED ALL THE BEAN PICKERS WE
AL BUTCHER Largest Grower of Beans $40 ACRES ALL READY TO PICK.
WHITE. 18 to 35, hot usework, stay, highs,
2 children, employed couple.
Results at_lowest want ad word 2 ate in the city in The Times Phone RI-5551
Help Wanted—Male
| Shine 5 plant
BRICKLA YEH. ex . Open 143 E MARKET ST
NO FEE CHARGED
em—
1,000 White MEN AND WOMEN
16 vears and over to pick beans daily.
Good Pickers ii suite
$4 00 daily. Mept Al Butcher's truck W. 10th and Warman Ave. 6:30 daily.
In case of rain come the following dav.
Burial Con-|
MR. ST. ORR will be in Room 204, Linden | Hotel, until Sunday to select 3 high school graduates for permanent traveling sitions with L. E. Light & Co. Your ppearance and personality will govern selections. Apply 9 to 4, and evenings, in person. NEED 3 men, age ficient capital to on trailer; good DR-3301 TWO men (Hebrews) to sell siding: good paying provosition. Construction Co., 1075 Oliver Ave.
Jobs Wanted—Male
COLORED MAN and wife want job as chauffeur and maid.
Schools & Instructions S $1.00 and $1.50 VOCAL cay 1o4287 Loo a Pootntment.
Phone RI 5551 for lowest want ad word rate in the citv and auick results
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25-40 men with sufmake down payment - incom: assured. Call
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ermanent A-2231-J.
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Personal Services
1000 Colored MEN AND WOMEN To Pick Beans Daily
Sundavs incltided, Mest Al Butcher's {truck at W oth and Vartan and W. 10th and Tibbs Ave, 6:3 gaily, In case of rain come following ay
Special Notice We Pay following morning.
R-U-S-S-E-S tor Ruptures
Iua LIFE . SAVER rR OSSES. FE antoed Agents 1-0338 H.
E. FRAUER CO oe E_ Washington. _
We Lo On ANYTHING ON WHEELS 20 Months to Pay
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CARROLLTON, 2750—Two four-rm, ments (unfurnished); hardwood newly decorated, french doors, ata near Schoo 76;
at Bon Air, 21 W,
3 rooms: all ut
$35.
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Davis | 5345
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ne =r soft
$50.
modern §- niu aished, completely s 91.
~ semi-
$19 a
unfurnished
.; $35.
v fur-
including janitor
in
SOLTAU RENTAL SERVICE—RI-4018
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COLLEGE
$32.50—50 N. Sherman 52%; large vard, $35738 Sanders, 6 rms. TS, bath, up; 2-car garage. $35--1305 Woodlawn, 5-rm. mod. [$20 to $30—1 and 2-rm. fur. College and 1125 Broadw vay.
DENNY 2931 N.— 5. rm. mod. “bung. . 812 S.—5-rm., like new | SUTHERLAND, 3015—5-rm. mod.. | WYOMING, 1814 W.—4-rm. bung.. SHEPARD, S.., 814 —-6-rm. mod. bung. BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del,
Dr., 5rm.
bath, down,
apt, apts.
mod. ar. 405
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$32.50
RI-477
~ THREE-BEDROOM DOUBLE
2331 N. Delaware: tail modern: RI- 5040. DR-5675
unfurnished, every de£004 condition; new furnace.
$31.50 ‘CHESTER, r. I. 1456—New fiv efficiency, unfurnised, water pai fice 130 E. New York. RI-53511. BURGESS, 353-—~Modern, 6-room weather-stripped, laundry, paid: $37.50. IR-4119 3955 rated: near CH-4003-W, COLORADO, modern, Splendid sSondition, furnace, $25 IR-5220. RI-T2 63% DORMAN--Water paid. _ St. RI-1429 IRVINGTON Hi-class, home; discriminating adults;
garage;
schools; water paid.
Ss.
$11.5 De
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49d PICKER CAN MAKE $3.50 OR | KENWOOD,
—INDIANA'S qiraL s.
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=1 | FALBOTT. N.,
i 9
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| UNFURNISHED,
screened porch, TR-44389,
3658—5 rooms; modern,
water pd.; 2425 N.—$22.50. modern double; 8512,
Clean,
beautiful tile furnished—unfurnished.
e-room
d. Of-
double;
water
3-bedroom double; redeco- |
$47.50.
30—Unfurnished 4-room Joy ating
4-room iy double 50. 138 N.
laware
new bath,
nook,
near S. H. S. $27.50. HU-3783.
6-room garage, waier paid. RI-
1050 Roache re
3 -room side of double, furnace: water paid: 128 N. Del. St.
modern
: RI104—Unfurnished, modern, Goad location, low ren COBS, LI-3845 SUTHERLAND, ouble; facing Fall Creek, Jouble HA-0587.
TALBOT, N.
3801
1826—Modern 6 rooms,
except 6412.
sev en- room
t. JA-
-room modern excellent con-
un-
A redecorated, built-ins; garage;
$37.50 Inquire 1828 N. Talbot
2545—5-room modern duplex Hot water, garage, separa nace. TA-0307. WINTHROP, double, Open
built-ins, ample closets,
modern near
Serie tly garage; 19th St.
house: two Call at 1415 Ww
5104—Attractive 4-rm., 2-
upper te fur-
six-room | carline.
2|
way | garage. | 31ST, E,,
= RIVERSIDE—3- pedroom ‘unfurnished double. Strictly modern; fireplace. Plenty Sabinets. Ye Shown by 27
Rooms Without ‘Board 14,
$2.50—-NEW JERSEY, N., 08—Light, cheerful room, near bath. Se Car=-
line. HA-0281-M.
$3; 515 E. 24TH-Cozy room, next __hot water. Private home. HE-1494
$3.50 SINGLE, $2.50 each, double; fast included; pleaasnt, private room, next bath, constant hot water, steam hay no other roomers; employ ed adults. 1 E. 8th St., Apt. 6.
ALABAMA, 1205 N.: delightful front room; innerspring: constant hot water, gentleman preferred. LI-4185
ALABAMA, 1645 N. No. 1 Attractive, large warm; innersprings. Ideal location; private home. Reasonable BEVILLE, 1026—Attractive front Piivais entrance; $3.00 per week
-5
hh
ath;
break-
room, (1-2)
modern garage, breaxk-
BOSART AVE, 122 Attractive front room, {nnersprings, fast optional. IR-1883. { BUTLER, 223 S.: attractive rm., next bath. IR cross ventilation. Gentleman. IR-4006.
| CARROLLTON, 3350—Large. | nished room: private home; | people. HA-1951-R. -
2010 CENTRAL AVE.—Large front room; clean, attractive; near bath; business la dv preferred : CENTRAL, 3921 -- Business Owner's private home, Stoker heat, in__Sulation, instant hot water. HU-1567. CHESTER, 512 N.: large, attractive room, Suitable 1 or 2 girls; private home, IR-
nicely fur. suitable 1-2
~ gentleman.
: twin beds. Private home. Gentlemen. |
COLLEGE Large room, small room, HE-4873. el, COLLEGE, 3553—Pleasant room; entrance; constant hot water; gentleman. HA-3393. EAST Nicely furnished, ventilation, garage; Couple preferred. TA-3 EUCLID, N.. 116—Nicely furnished room, innersprings: hot water; near carline; breakfast optional. ILLINOIS, N., 1907 Nice single; refined home: constant hot water; steam; employed girl. ILLINOIS, 3346 N.—Comfortable sleeping room, near bath, A home. Gentleman preferred. TA-170 LA SALLE, MN. 939—Two to room, home, near bus, carline; $2 each : NEW JERSEY, 1407 N.; attractively nished. large: suitable for 2; tilation. Reasonable. RI- on 8. NEW JERSEY, N., 1803—Large front room. Suitable 2-4; nicely furnished; _ reasonable. HA-0704. OLNEY. N., 1204; large, attractive “room; new furniture; ayy poalintion; breakfast optional. CH-62 PENN., 2957 N.- Rp living room, CH-1355-R. i PENN, N. 2026—Nicely beds, 2 gents or 2 girls, TA-2054 PIERSON, 2451—Large SoIniortanle furnished: counle ores erred, car, busline. HA-37 . PINE, N., 1728- _ JuTnjsned, _ entrance. Close to bath; 1 r 2, RIDGEVIEW, 55—Just off Ee Washingdon. .& front room; employed lady. 00. TAB 1846—2 large rooms, furnished, redecorated; ploved couple. TALBOTT. N.. 2217—Large, constant hot water, Gentleman. HA-0334-W UPTOWN location, desirable outside rms., newly decorated, cross ventilation, 1812 S Sapiel, a 26 i VERMON room. roomers WASH. BL VD.. 32D—Lovely front: cool, quiet, innerspring. hot water. Gentleman. HA-1813 WASH. BLVD., near bath, shower, gent preferred. Garage, _ breakfast optional. WOODRUFF PLACE, 920 E. room, near E 10th Breakfast optional. WOODRUFF--One or two employed girls; large gSjtraciive studio room; reasonable. =U
private telephone;
twin beds, cross iF] optional,
“share
furcross ven-
NT or studio also apartment; 2 closets. furnished, twin
“neat ly Close to
$2.
teachers or em-
“bath: heated.
next Stoker
“light, airy no other
wy
Well Yul ney Ea
Sk Lovely {ront,
DRIVE—Front Employed person.
WOODRUFF PLACE, 856 W. DRIVE— (Near E. 10th). Lovely front room. Garage tin 9TH, 657 E.—Nicely furnished quiet home, cross ventilation; hot water; gentleman. LI-1925. 12TH, 420 E.—Nicely furnished front room: hot water; suitable for 2; reasonable. _ RI-4689. 27TH, W., 45— (Just room: phone; location. ee 30TH, 846 W.—Large front sleeping room, Bivates Joome, gentleman preferred. 78-
Nice Desirable
off Meridian) garage optional.
comfortable room, other roomers;
“311—Large cross-ventilation; no $3.50. HA-3351 621 E. 13TH: ADJOINING BATH; TRACTIVE ROOM; $2.50. RI-9186.
AT-
appointment, |
Also |
private |
newly | _.V
_|FOUR furnished
Indianapolis’ Most Convenient, Complete
RENTAL DIRECTORY
Offering a Choice Selection of APARTMENTS—HOUSES—ROOMS | APARTMENTS J
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CENTRAL, 1218—Pleasant room; gentle man; every convenience. Good meals. Good transportation. aw DELAWARE, N, 1109—Bedroom, dressin room, bath: newly Surmated; nicel served meals. LI-4860 GUILFORD, desirable for HE-2804. Sh ER
HAMILTON, 1033 N -— Room; excellent meals, private entrance, excellent heat; 1-3; reasonable. CH-2616-R.
| MERIDIAN, N.. 2716—Nicely room with excellent ar ais. transportation. ald MICHIGAN, E., mate; nice front room; closet. NEW JERSEY, room, _ meals. a NEW JERSEY, N., 2314—Large front room; ot wat.; meals optional; reasonable; 1-2. SUTHERLAND, 2640—Near Central; nicel furnished private home; privileges; goo meauls. HE-552¢ 21ST. W.. 42—Very nice modern slee ing room: meals optional: near car ine, Reasonable. ean CHILD TO BOARD AND ROOM-Clean home. Good food and care ’
._ HA-0913, Hotels
16
2 people. Excellent meals.
“furnished Near good roome= large
T19— DE lady twin beds;
2
324 N.—Young man; large twin beds, innersprings. Balanced
$3.50 WEEK Roosevelt Hotel
Capitol Ave. & Ohio St. RETR EEO ae BARTON HOTELLarze. bath. innersprings. LI-5318 MILNER HOTEL $8 IER V3 | Laundry free. SEMINOLE HOTEL, “220 . Ala. Fireproof; trane Housekeeping Rooms 17 fure
Guest laundry free. 1 uit decorated $5 WK. UPy ela. at Mich. 126 8. Illinois. $3.50 WK. ¥ Ni $1 day, ad]. baths, porch.
2120— Three large rooms, nished; overstuffed; utilities; Adults. HE-5078. daa BROADWAY. 1134—One or 2 rooms, kitchenette; sink: $2.50, $3.50, $5. BROADWAY, 1608-—1-room, ment; nicely furnished; stant hot water: phone. CARROLLTON, 1226 — Three rooms, fure nished. Also 1205 Linden, Utilities, sink, LI1-9403. DR-2426-M. COLLEGE, 904 Two-room a artment; nicely furnished: utilities; private ene trance; reasonable, ILLINOIS, N.. 714—1-2 utilities, running water. people only). Reasonable. ILLINOIS, 1912 N.—Nice front furnished. Also sleeping room. TA-39 LA SALLE, 1021 N.—First floor, two-room apartment: connecting bath, Frigidaire, utilities, phone. ane LOCKERBIE, 527-Nicelv furnished 1-2-3 room apartments: steam heat, phone: opposite Riley home. MARKET, E., 1322—Apartment, private entrance; also single room; _ school. NEW JERSEY, N., room apartment; entrance. Adults. eel NEW JERSEY, 1319 N.—Cozy bedroom apartment; beautyrest, Frigidaire, pri vate bath. Excellent heat. NORTHWESTERN, 3029 OPPOSITE REX THEATER Furnished apartment, three-room mode ern. Adults. Steam ‘heat. OLIVE, 1838—Nice large room, bath; utilities; private entrance. Also sleeping rooms. 8 ORIENTAL, complete, furnished utilities. “entrance. Hot water, = : PARK, 1437—Cheerful one-room, breakfast nook, Kitchenette; utiilties; garage op=tional. 11-4286. i ul RANDOLPH, N., 233 = Two-room aparte ment; clean; sink; private entrance; middle-aged preferred. STATE, N., 423ing or sleeping: _ unfurnished. UNION, ment,
$8; PARK,
ns, with Sudlo apart: utilities; cone
“rooms, furnished, (Respectable
2-room apt.; 05.
suitable 4 near front 2private
1215—T.ovely convenient. LI-3180.
-
N.. 20—Two-room apartment,
Private
1 large light; housekeep= utilities. Furnished or Redecorated.
1214 —_Three-room modern apartfurnished: private entrance, re= _ decorated. Call at rear apartment. WALNUT, 115 E.—Three rooms, alcove; rivate bath, Utilities, See housekeeper n basement. _ naan WASHINGTON, 2606 E.—Two rooms, kitch= enette; clean, sink. overstuffed, con- _ stant hot water. Reduced. WASHINGTON. 3319 E.—Nicely furnished 2 front rooms, downstairs. Private entrance. CH-3201. 10TH, E., 314-2 large. “clean front “rooms; next bath; innersprings, large closets; __aduits. THREE stairs; utilities;
furnished housekeeping: downprivate entrance; furnace heat; $6. 64 S. Bell e Vieu. modern rooms; entrance; garage; convenient portation, reasonable. IR-7646. IN BROAD RIPPLE—3 unfurnished rooms, EE water furnished; near carline. BR«
“private fo trans-
Personal Services
nl
Personal Services
(Alteration Specialist)
ALTERATIONS. ladies’ clean. MEY] nress.
MEYER O. JACOB
212-214 E 16th St (Auto Repairing)
men’s gar
building. body. bott., LI-097 Mea
(Beauty Shop)
JOLLEGE Beauty Shop Permanents, _ __Shampoo. set. 35¢c 905 College
fender work.
roofing and | CENTRAL Swallow Coach Chartered service.
Fenders 26 N.
Liaightened, ICE
ng bodie Painted. RI-5
(Coach Lines) =
Lines, 1
DR-2476. (Contracting)
Meridian.
troublesome excavating,
CLOGGED, drains cleaned; work; brick _HU-38096.
work repairad;
sinks and
leaky basements waterproofed; reasonanle.
ments reline Reasonable
TA-6867
SEE ED JETT'S GARAGE for motor re517 N. Tal-
LI- Bal (Body and Fender Repairing)
Ala.
WARREN AUTO pAprrHANGING — Cleaning,
207 S
BRICK. block, cement work, exper first class guaranteed.
FISHER. DR-0485.
BRICKLAYING, CEMENT WORK, RING. Fireproof garages. A aces. S. PROUD call
(Contractors—Cement)
CARL GLESL g, 4315 College. Cement floo¥s. walks. steps.
ars Equipment)
8
Flues HA-3100-W. |
ienced,
Free estimates.
PLAS-|
E-4775.
drivewavs | SALTER.
KNOX Engineering & Equipment Company. |
Industrial and contractor's equi 9 W. Georgia. LI-8120.
(Floor Sanders for Rent)
FLR. sanders, 50c per hour. 2006-R. FOURNACE HARDWARE
(Furnace Repairing)
WE CLEAN hot, naces. $3.50 can save makes of furnaces WE CLEAN hot naces, $3.50 We can _ save makes of furnaces.
VICTOR FURNACES, Stokers, Oil B!
you money. Repa
you money.
pment. |
TA-1040. HA-
CO.
cold air pipes and for rLet us estimate your jobs.
air all
Guaranteed. LI-4602.
cold air pipes and fur-|-fet us estimate vour jobs. Repalr Guaranteed. LI-46
all 02.
urners
Furnaces cleaned, repaired. HALL-NEAI
_ L URNACE CO. Li-4576.
Furnace and Boiler Repairing
SMOCK HEATING CO., Furnace, steam boilers, __ guaranteed.
(General Repairing)
GENERAL REPAIRING of all real sewer son" (bonded): ice.
(Interior Decorating) interior decorating: depres Sion prices; _RI-4096
Jewelers) "C. BONNET. 162 N. ILL.
‘Expert jewelry and watch reasonable.
cleaning: satisfaction.
kinds. prompt serv-
iP Va E. 10th, 9200—Warren High Business Property
cres ground. Terms —
A
paper
guaranteed ! oa | Fur. L1-55
RI-9066. repairing.
Lightning Protection)
LIGHTNING rods installed, serviced; _guar- Gas, J. H Wash-|
anteed. UMES, 1821 W.
_ ington. 'BE-4321.
other | cement | old | _
and |
(Moving) LOCAL, long distance moving, $1.50 Piperienced white men. SHERMAN. D 2926, DR-5412.
Tro rT
PAINTING AND PAPERIANGING ESTIMaATRS FREE. WORK GUARANEED. CH-6231 DAY OR NIGHT. Te 6c a roll; WASHING, PAINTING. _ terior. Call CH-4814
(Paperhanging)
42 PATTERNS. 15 to choice. 10c. steaming, hanging. 1 edge. 15¢; ly guaranteed. cH-113
R-
50c auality, your regular room, y
$3; 3 edge. 20c; strict-
steaming: neat work. Free estimates frompt Service. White. PENNINGTON. CH-2711-M. | PAPER HANGING. painting. roofing. g»neral repairs RR 30 years’ ex- _ perience. HEAD. CH-0234.
(Printing)
WE PRINT Sreryming but JHonek and help vou to ake that RICHARDS THE PRINTER. a1 INDIANA AVE:
(Radio Repairing)
RAPID RADIO and Feftigerstor repair.
All makes, free estimates. Guaranteed. _ ACE RADIO SERVICE. TR-8186.
(Radio Service)
Eddy | Radio Service, , L1-7273
(Refrigeration)
J. A. 3623 E. Michigan. IR-7253 Complete radio and refrigeration service
(Roofing)
| MAKES old roofs like new. Goodyear liquid roofing cement. Guaranteed leaks for 10 vears. No cnal-tar. FARROW TA-3902. 3162 Kenwood
(Rubber Stamps)
| NAME STAMPS — 25c. Blythe Rubber __ Stamp Co., 128'2 N. Delaware. RI-61
(Rugs Made to Order) LUFF chenille rugs made trom “old_ru, rugs FL 9x12 cleaned and sized $5 ACTIVE | RUG CLEANERS HA-3636 Th (Rug and Furniture Cleaning) RUGS CLEANED. SIZED. $1.75: 3- piece
ERICK ‘CLEANERS. CH-6
Farms—Suburban 20
m home, elec. 2 a ME, WOODRUFF. LI- 5596. BR-4074. OLIVER H. CLARK AGENCY.
120 ACRES—28 miles west, excellent cation. Good location, 123 A. south, 88 acres on state y He mi. northwest. Gand bldec. Terms. TA-4286. JOHN D. CASE. N. Penn. B-2.
3510 rl 8 MILES, SOUTH MERIDIAN ST. | Log cabin, 2 large rooms. Fireplace, 2 acres ground
Wooded. $1650. Mr. Wood-
96. OLIVER H. CLARK AGENCY.
| serNE 100-acre Mercer County, farm, entuck bluegrass, dwelling, toilet, bath, eiectricity. wood floors, large barn, good soil. IDAN CLYDE, Elwood, Indiana. 37 ACRES, PAVED ROAD Six-room house, poultry house, barn. electricity. Sandy atm. Ideal for | jrackine. DORMAN. HE-3264 CRES—Good 3-room house, “south on | en Marion County Line, 5th house East, Route 2 Box 343-K,
lomiles
modern SHER-
SE
WALL | interior and ex-|
agaligs |
overstuffed, $7. Work zuaranieed. FRED- |
Ohio. |
hard- |
bungalow, bus, 8 LoD, erms. ane:
20
24 MILES NORTH—178 ACRES . 120 Acres are under cultivation, balance in blue grass pasture and woodlands. The buildings are ample for a farm of this size, consisting of a new six-room home with full basement and elect. available. General purpose barn, 40x60: dble. crib, poultry house and other outbldgs. in splendid condition. The farm is weil fenced. Has a small lake bordering south, well stocked with fish. An ideal spot.
John D. Case, "The Farm Man’ 3510 N. Penn.. B-2
= am ACRES— $200 DOWN PAYMENT Bal. $10 month. Price only $1000 On good rd., 30 mi. S. W.; good 4-rm. house. Fair barn, outbuildings. 7 Acres wooded,
rn. 5655 COODE & COODE [) FU] — repre reste a —— STATE ROAD 29 AND ACTON ROAD 41 acres, modern 4-bedroom home, A-1 condition, complete set out-bldgs., abune dance of shade and shrubbery, rock gare den, 3 wells, creek, 900 young bearing fruit trees, 1500 feet grape vines. Entire farm fenced and cross fenced with woven wire. Will make you $7000 yearly. Owner leaving state on account of ill health in family.
Can be bought for !> actual value. Con. sider A-1 city property as part. A. R. Scott.
| Farms=~Sulyiran
Bungalow in Lawrence, Ind.
A lovely little four-room house. Just a 25 minute drive from town on Vernon Ave, in Lawrence, Ind. A large living room; plenty large. and that roomy kitchen that every housewife wav
$1 300—$1 00 DOWN
RI-1419 MR. OSTROM | UL L. McCORD CO {615 Lemcke "Bids.
22 "ACRES “Well improved, terworks, bath, laundry. cannery. Fruits nuts, home. Terms. 35 miles avolis. State Road 135. Sept. 17, public auction o'clock: equipment at 10 o'clock. Inquire drugstore, _Morgantown. JIM STUART, owner
i] REAL BARGAIN
Aa 0 acres, close in: four-room pungse Poultry house 18x30 aid house 10x12. Price only | 8250 down. a Henson. RI-3689. | Castle I Hall Bldg
two nice bedrooms,
RI-0228
Realtor
irrigation waModern home timber. R=al south Indiane o Sell Saturday,
garage 00; 413
Beautiful Lake Ladoga
ACT QUICK {if vou want one of the | choice lake lots for only $100.00 This sale must close September 25. Write or |call Fred Quinlev. President of Ladoga Sportsman Club. for complete information.
| Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in _Citv.
21 Storeroom—2842 E. 25th
Rent $15. Water fiEhished. RI-5182. SEXTON AGENC
| FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE. 50.000 sa. 12c. Located on ¥ Wash. and Harding Sts. Elevators. R. SE, sprinklers, truck docks. cad 14 | BATES. 710—Ten-car garage: cement floor, front and back drives; good location; reasonable rent. DR-4682. SHELBY. 1825 Modern cement building, cement floor. 140x40. Two front offices. $50. DR-1585-M. :
| Resorts & Cottages 22
(16 ACRES, 2 mile “beautiful “wooded river frontage, fine building site, some Hllable ground. ne for fishing, ge fos: - ing. 1 mile off state road An 3 i Mr. Gra