Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1938 — Page 11

The Butler Univers ity choir under the direction . 0f Joseph Lautner (right) will take part in ‘the hristmas program-'to be presented at the Scottish The program, en-

Rite Cathedral Tuesday night.

WPA FILLED UP, - © MAYORS TOLD

Congress makes a new appropria-

[tion.

| Mr. Jennings, who addressed a legislative conference of 125 mayors land city officials * the Indiana . ‘Municipal League yesterday, said: : “Today WPA is unable to put anybody additional on the rolls. I might say that order came in to us 24 days ' before the election, strange as that | may seem.” | The League adopted a resolution | empowering its legislative committee | to draft bills to amend several state | laws affecting the autonomy of mu- | nicipal governments.

| 3 Changes "Proposed

The bills, to be introduced into | the General Assembly, will cover | three proposed changes adopted yes- | terday by the League: | = 1. Redistribution of State-col-lected taxes so that municipalities | will get a “more equitable share of | tax money” to reduce their civil city tax rates. 2. Amendments to several laws to abolish the powers of State hoards and commissions over certain functions of city government. 3. Repeal of the Municipal Utllities Tax law of 1933. Mayor W. Vincent Yonkcy of Crown Point announced that “the legislative committee would meet to draft the proposed legislation : fentatively Dec. 27, 28 and 29.

New Members Named

| Appointment of three additional}.

members to the legislative committee was made by Mayor Alben Smith of La Porte, League president. They were Mayor Frank Martin, Ifammond; Mayor -Austin R. Killian, Lafayette, and Mayor E. V, Bull, Linton, | Other committee members are Louis L. Roberts, city attorney, Evansville, chairman; Mayor William D. Dress, Evansville; Mayor {Henry S. Murray, Bedford; Mayo: {Harry W. Baals, Ft. Wayne; Wal'er |Helmke, city attorney, Ft. Wayne, ‘and James S. McCarthy, city at|torney, Whiting.

‘OLD TRACTION CO. POWER PLANT SOLD

Sale of the T. H.,, I. & E. Trac-

tion Co. power plant at 10th St.|-

and Riverside Drive to W. O. Polkinhorn, agent for an undisclosed purchaser, was announced today by Klein & Kuhn, property management agency. The sale was made by Bowman Elder, receiver for the traction line. ‘The real estate consists of about

eight acres immediately west of}

White River on W. 10th St. together with the improvements made by the traction firm about 20 years ago. The engine room and mechanical plant of the power house previously had been removed and the property has not been in use for more than a decade.

“Y’ ‘BIG MEETING’ SET FOR TOMORROW

The last.of the fall series of the Big = Meetings, offered Sunday afternoons at Keith’s Theater by the Y. M. C. A, will present Robert Rothman, accordionist from Earlham College. Mr. Rothman will play a medley of Christmas carols as a part of the program, “Christmas in Story and Song.” Mrs. Georgia McAdams Clifford, president of the American Society of Story Tellers, will give a number of readings and the Central Normal Co ege Band wil] play. - The winter series of big meetings will start early in” January.

CITY RATED HIGH BY "FORBES MAGAZINE

. Indianapolis is one of the best places in the country for concen- . trating sales activity, for collections and for promoting other business operations, according to the Dec. 15 issue of Forbes magazine. Indianapolis and eight other near- _ by cities make up the territory that is regarded as the fifth best high

spot for business in the country,

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LOCAL DEATHS

§ MRS. DORA STEIN, resident of Indianapolis for 35 years, will be buried tomorrow in the Hungarian Cemetery following funeral services

lin the Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home

at 2 p. m. She was: 94... Mrs. Stein, a native of Austria, died last night at 1523 Broadway following a long illness. Her home is at 311 E; 19th St. | She was a member of the Central Hebrew Congregation and the Hungarian Ladies’ Auxiliary. She is survived by three sons, Maurice and David Stein of Indianapolis and William of Los Angeles; two daughters, Miss Harriet Stein and Mrs. Maurice Roth, both of Chicago; a sister, Mrs. Sadie Rose, and |Z one grandchild.

MRS. MARY J. CRANE, widow of William A. Crane, Civil War veteran, will be buried Monday in Crown Hill following funeral services at 2 p. m. in the Moore & Kirk Mortuary. Rev.

Raymond R. O’Haver, pastor of the Hillside Christian Church, and the George H. Thomas W. R. C. will be in charge. Mrs. Crane was 83. She died yesterday in her home, 1730 Ingram St. following an illness of three years. She was born in November, 1885, and had lived in Indianapolis 70 years. She was a past president of the George H. Thomas Womens’ Relief Corps. Mr. Crane died in 1906. During the Civil War he served in Co. K of the 128th Indiana regiment. She is survived by two sons, Lloyd A. of Indianapolis and Bert A. of Frankfort.

MRS. DORA SCHWICK, who died yesterday at. the home of her daughter, Mrs. Anna Evans of Oaklandon, will be buried tomorow at Oaklandon Cemetery following services at 2 p. m. at Mrs, Evans’ home. She was 81. Mrs. Schwick was born in Germany and came to Indianapolis when she was 9 years old. | She is survived by three daughters; Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Lillie Fox, and Mrs. Mamie McGehey; 17 grandchildren, and nine greatgrandchildren, all of Indianapolis. :

MRS. AMANDA JANE TOLLER, resident of Clermont for 18 years, will be buried today at Floral Park Cemetery following funeral services at the residence. Mrs. Toller was born in Wayne County, Ky. She was married to James Toller in 1890 and they had lived in Clermont since 1920. She was a member of the Clermont Christian Church. .She is survived by the husband;

children children.

ALFRED THOMS, a candy salesman, will be buried Monday in Crown Hill following funeral services at 1 p. m. in the Royster & Askin Mortuary. He was 42. Mr. Thoms, 715 E. 15th St. died at Centralia, 111, Thursday. He was employed by .the Beich Candy Co. of Bloomington, Ill. He is survived by the wife, Mrs. Metta Thoms; a daughter, Betty Joan Thoms; two brothers, Wilbert and Henry E.; his mother, Mrs. Ella Thoms: three sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Ross, Mrs. Gertrude Peters, and Mrs.-Nelda Sink, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. SARAH LULA WILSON, who died today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Mae Eustall, is to be buried. Monday in Campbellsville, Ky., following services here at the Wesleyan M. E. Church at 3 p. m. She was 717. A native of North Carolina, Mrs. Wilson had lived at 953 Cedar St. for several years. She ‘is survived only by the daughter, Mrs. Eustall.

WALTER HEATHER, - who died yesterday at the Robert Long Hospital, will be buried Monday at New Bethel Cemetery following services at 2 p. m. at the Beech Grove Christion Church. He was 27. Mr, Heather is survived by his wife, Alice; a daughter, Gertrude; a son, William; three’ brothers, Clarence, Edwin, and Robert H. Heather, and his grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Marshall, Greenfield.

WARNS OF COUNTERFEITERS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 (U. P.).— The Treasury: Department warned the public and merchants today to guard against acceptance of counterfeit bills during next week’s preChristmas shopping rush.

and two great-grand-

titled “A \ Christmas Gift to the City of Indianapolis,” is to. be presented through the co-operation of the

a son, Clarence Toller; four grand-|Bak

‘the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of

Music, and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

| State Deaths

‘ ANDERSON—Mrs, Caroline Johns, 46. Survivors: Husband, Sanford; son, Richard; daughter, Mrs. Courtland Morre,

BEDFORD-_Joseph King, 85. Survivors: Son, Ralph

orth eli L. Kemp, 71. Survivors: - Wife, Lou; sons, Paul, Harold, Charles, Ernest and Homer; daughter, Mrs. Mary Hayden; sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Lee, Mrs. Alice Perry, Miss Mary.

BLUFFTON—Henry Meade, 68. Survivors: wife; brothers, Robert, Patton and Arnet; sister, Mrs. Thomas Smith; nalt-pister, Leota Grishy.

COALMONT--Frank Holiday, vivors: Sister, Mrs. Nancy

CONNERSVILLE—Herbert Allen Armstrong. Survivors: Wife, Ethel; daughter, Wanda; father, Lee; brothers, John, Harry and Ivan.

DECATUR—Alfred Danicls, 59. Survivors: Wife; sons, Arthur, Jess, Charles, Lloyd, Doyle, Carl and George; brothers, Hugh, Harry and Ott; sisters, Mrs. Curtis Moser, Mrs. Jess Tricker.

ELWOOD—Miss ;Hazel Scarcey, 28. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. mos Searcey; sister, Mrs. Goldie Remus.

F1OBAS Mis. Bra Heiland, 85. vivors: Daugh rs. Cora Meeks; siep-daughters, Mrs. Mary SIbrary oo step-brothers, Andy rikenberry and iam Eikenberry; one great-grand-child; sister, Mrs. Mary Stout.

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FLORA -- Mrs. Sivylla June Young, 58. Survi Edward Young; daug Young Mrs. Faye Smith; Young; sisters, . Lula Powell and Mrs. Emma High; brother, Eli Craig.

FRANKFORT—Mrs. James McBride, 50. Survivors: Husband, Janies; two daughters; brothers, Ben: and Jacob Maney: sister, Miss Mary Mahley.

GARY—Frank B. Good, 27. wife, Twila: stepdaughter, Joan; Ronald E. and Dennis R.; mother, Flora Wallsworth; sisters, Mrs. Stella MecCarty, Mrs. Helen Sanders and Mrs. Elsie Rheel; brothers, Earl and Harlo. Dan Metro Bubash; 48. Survivors: Wife, Rose; sons, Daniel Jr. Frank, Theodore, August and John Fim Slavo, 64. Survivors: Wife, Macinica; Ganghters, Mrs. Charles Steffan, Mrs. Alek Volk and Helen, Kate and Pearl Clave; sons, Daniel, Jim Jr., and Eli. Steve Sovich, 74. i at Wife, Suz- ; sons, John, Peter, Steve Jr.. and George; daughters, Mrs.’ Lawrence Neff tent Neff, Mrs. Thomas Kisylia, and Mrs. John Korhel. GAS CITY-SMrs. Alice Elizabeth Barras, 76. Survivors: Grandson, James Barras; half-brother. HAMMOND—Mrs. Antonia Trepinski, 74. Survivors: Son, Frank; {wo grandchildren. JEFFERSONVILLE — Irs. iy Cartwright, 65. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Mary Lodia Cartwright: brothers, Flynn, Charles and Ironia Slaughter; sister, Mrs. Maggie Sroggne. : BANON—MTrs. Harriet J. Dougherty, 76. Survivors: Sons, Forrest and Dawa, MATTHEWS—Maxwell B. Sm 40. Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Rachael Sintley.

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MUNCIE—Ira Pittenger, 68. Survivors: Wife, Jeanette; sister, Miss Mabel; brothers, McCa, Walter and Willis.

NEW MARKET—Robert Clay Browning, 768. Survivors: Brothers, George, Lewis Browning; sisters, Mrs. James Qujuley, Mrs. Tyler Gentry, Mrs. Laura Sin NOBLESVILLE—Saral: Jane Johnson, 86. Survivors: Daught Mrs. Della Stultz: sons, Worthy and John J. Johnson; five grandchildren and two great-grandchil-

PERU—MTrs. Clara Kimball Wales, 83. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Frances Haycock; grandson, Robert Haycock. PERU—Mrs. Sara Bowland, 77. Survivors: Son, Frank; daughter, Mrs. Alice Hahn; sister, Mrs, Rose Hamblin; brothers, Jacob, Daniel Lavengood. Mrs. Martha Pemberton. Survivors: Daushiors, Mrs. Mary Lytle, Mis. Rosella s. Oma Howe; sons . J, Le Carl’ brother, Eli Pout : ? ROCHESTER—J. V. Baker, 47. Survivors: Wife; mother, Mrs. Ella Baker; sisters, Mrs. Arthur Kramer and Mrs. Merla Singer; brothers, Dr. Ermal Baker and Ira

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ROCHESTER—Frank Wales, 68. Survivors: Wife; daughters, Mrs. Mark Sixbey, Me Clyde Wolte, Migs Ads Wales: sons, ra; sisters, Ts anda Bowman, Mrs. Mary Woodcox. RUSHVILLE—Mrs. Fannie N8lson, 93. Survivors: Husband, Alphonso Nelson; son, Lloyd T. Nelson; sisters, Mrs. Hattie Langastos ry Mrs. Mary Dalzell. MOUR—J. Herman Pollert, 64. SurBLL Wife, juise; step-mother, Mrs. Anna Pollert; daughter, Mrs. Augusta Kasting;- sons, Carl F. znd Oscar; brothers, William, Fred. Edward, Louis and wohn; sisters, Mrs. Minnie Rebber and Mrs. Mar. tha Snyder; six grandchildren SHELBYVILLE—Miss Lucy J. fnlow, 68. Survivors: Nieces and nephew ULLIVAN—Mrs. Mary Fh Jones, - 89. rvivors: Daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Carrice, Mrs. Ida Hamilton, Mrs. Rena Breedleve; son, Oliver; brother, Robert Benefields. Sansberry Riggs, 77. Survivors: wise, Bertha; daughters, Mrs. Imo Drake, Gwendolyn Pound, Mrs. Wilhelmina "Scott, and Mrs. Hazel Draka; son, Elmer; sisters, Della Riggs and Mrs. Florence Cameron; brother, Charles. WINAMAC—John (Jooper, 86. Survivors: Daugh ters, Mrs. Anna Van Horn, Mrs. Jettie Linn, Mrs, Sadie Young, Mrs. Sanna Burnett, Mrs. Jennic Utter) eck; sons, J., Ray and Charles.

MARRIED 50 YEARS PERU, Dec. 17 —William H. Apt, veteran cabinet maker and machine wood-worker, and his wife will observe their golden wedding anni-

versary tomorrow with a family dinner and open house.

GEO. J. EGENOLF

MACHINIST 181, W. South L1-6212

FOR JEWELRY

MARKET ST.

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W. J. MOONEY SR, 25

Funeral of Noted Catholic

Leader Conducted at Cathedral,

Funeral services were held this morning at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral - for William J. Mooney Sr., business and civic leader ‘who died Wednesday. Budial was at Holy Cross. Members of the Knights of Columbus met last night at the home of Mr. Mooney to honor his memory by reciting the rosa Long active Columbus, Mr. Mooney was known as “the father of Knighthood in Indiana.”

layman of our city and a civic leader who lent his active: support to the betterment of our community. » . Red Cross Pays Tribute

Officers and directors of the Indianapolis chapter of the American Red Cross, of which Mr. Mooney was a director, yesterday paid tribute to his career of public service. He had served the chapter 22 years, having been one of the original directors selected when the chapter was organized. He also was a mem-= ber of the organizations executive committee. william Fortune, chapter chairman, described Mr. Mooney as being most zealous in his support of all the activities of the Red Cross.

Served Up to Last

“Within a week prior to his death,” said Mr. Fortune, “he performed services .of great value in ‘connection with the annual Ri Cross membership campaign and was planning other activities at the time of his illness.” Pallbearers at the services included O. O. Mueller, Fred Mahaffey, Robert Kessing, William Coughlin, Raymond O'Reilly, Harry Scott, william Freancy and M. L. Sutton. Mr. Mooney was president of the Mooney-Mueller-Ward Ceo., which he founded. He lived at 1210 N. Pennsylvania St.

EDUCATE WORKERS, N. A, M. HEAD URGES

Hook Tells Employers That Workers Wield Power.

Only by slucating wage workers in the simple economics of business will American private enterprise or the incentive system be preserved, according to Charles R. Hook, president of the National Association of Manufacturers. Mr. Hook, president of the American Rolling Mills Co., spoke at the meeting of the Associated Employers of Indiana held in the Columbia Club last night. | “If we are to preserve the private enterprise or incentive system which has brought to :this country the highest standard of living of. any place in the world, we must do everything in our power to present to the rank and file of our people the simple economics of business,” he said. “If we do not, the pseudo economists and false philosophers will be able to ‘sell their viewpoints and our system will fall, and with it the high standard of living we have attained. | “In the last analysis it is voters who determine national law and policy. The balance of power in the voting ranks lies in the hands of those who work for hourly wages. “Neither men nor nations can get together and co-operate in their common interests until there has bgen established confidence built upon a foundation of understanding,’ he said. “We believe confidence will be created” when carefully thought out policies are definitely statéd so the man on the job knows where his company stands on all matters of prime importance to the organization.”

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Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times. Saturday. Dec. 17, 1938

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“ste re Bolton; ; passe away Friday

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STEWART—Alice Marie, Robert. H. Stewart, oe, Bdbby. Eugene, D:

2 p. 400 Spring St.

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beloved wife of} ther Marian

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TERATIONS, iadies’ men's garments: ‘clean. MEY press. reline. Reasonable.

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Roofing repair, carpentry remodeling. gutt: gutters, plastering.

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ALL kinds roofing, remodeling. Jevalls: he estimates: work guaranteed.

PARKER— friends, and neighbors for

during the illness and .passing

Ellen Cooke wish to thank Mr.

Parker R.

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514 E. 20th 5-Room Mod.

Heat, water & Feith eration furnished. SECURITY TRUST co. RI-6571

$8 WEEK—CENTRAL, 2131 — Furnished lower front 2 rooms; "large hall in-a-door bed, private bath. HE-4155. 7.50; 2934-36 E. 19TH—Unfurn.. new dble., brick veheet front 5-rm. efficiency. water paid. . New York. $65; EAN 3 N.—Apt. 3, unfurnished: two bedrms, maid's rm., sunrm., elac., refrig., gas stove, garhge, janitor

Sue H. CLARK AGENCY. LI-5596.

2 N.—4-Room unfurnished AMA in-a-door bed edroom

03 B Flities on RI-6571.

apartment;

LOST—Lady’s wrist watch, Indiana ball Too Thursday evening. Reward. RI3615

bath, - dining,

kitchen, breakfast nook, water. TA-1406—RI-142

DEARBORN, N. double heatrola; RI-1862.

$22.50; paid.

garage;

2-car gara

-8 01. 44 Virginia Ave.

2421 GUILFORD Six-room modern double Fletcher Trust Co. RI-1551.

HARRIS, 25,

cept furnace; garage. BE-074

405—4-room semi-modern water

GUILFORD, 2740—8-room single; modern;

{2000 W. Washington)—Unfurnished six-room double, jiodern ex~

DOWNTOWN, VERMO! 36 Warm, large, Ie, _ gentleman preferred. LI-861 LARGE, warm, beautiful furnished; hot water, shower bath; 3 reasonable. LI-4998. Boor 7 gentimen;

Rooms with Board

W., APT, 2—private home;

OMER, 1205—Lovely roo S meals, hot water. Pavate tre

1020—beaut. 4-bedroom brick; $44; heat, water paid. Prospect, 431; rooms, mod . $25: water paid. DR-4306. HIGHLAND AVE. 402—Six rooms: modun Ooi. furnace. Redecorated, $17.50. a -

HIGH ST.,

ALABAMA, N. 1224—large fron beds, good heat. meals, hot wat.; rh oth

BOSART, N., 35—Nice front board; one or two empléyed. Room. ih

CENTRAL, 2222—Men, RES, Sljerly folksy 5.

949 N 4-room modern N Lg Fletcher Trust Co. MERIDIAN, -1121 S.—Open. seven-room modern. ' $25. SEXTON AGENCY. BH 182. MOUNT, 80. 59—86-r Jennings Bros.

Jad -15 1 wnjurnisheg Water paid.

"LI 3814.

2265 JERSEY Three bedroom modern double. . Trust Co. RI 1551.

NEW TFRSEY 5875 N.—Fine. unfurnished / 6-room brick. centel Dall, IE irehlice, stu-

$30

clean, warm home. ‘3 LIN oF ele Be: Ie. DR-35 apr "i PO EE BS To AE mater oR SE Hotels

$4 Week

dio living room; Eve., HU=8935. OHIO, E., 1332—Unfurnished large home, modern’ except furnate, Newly papered. corner

decorated, 2-car gra ) 8862. GEORGE STEWART, 506 Inland 8.

1059 OLIVER AVE. 5-room semimodern double Fletcter Trust Co. RI-1551. 933 PARKER 5-room pais Llngalow t Co. RI-1551. FERNEILY ANIA N.—5-Room modern double, 1558s condition; garage, water paid. 9-W. PROSPECT, 2325—5-Room modern home, garage; $15. 138 N. Delaware. RI-1429.

BROADWAY & 10TH. Ll * $35; 2bedroom, beautifully decorated, unfur-

LOST—Kappa, Kappa. Gamma key, Tues day; name on back. Reward. LOST—Small dog, months. ward. Illinois.

half scottie, male,

HA-3203-J.

Lady's Bulova wrist wafch, green set missing. Reward. CH-242

Help Wanted—Female

HU-7623 after e

1808 N LOST—Man’s Illinois yellow gold wrist

watch, without strap. Reward. CH-0229-J. aye

8 | MADE:

nished, heat, hot, cold water; also 1bedroom; “adults

1325 CARROLLTON Apt. 1—Three rooms, rivate bath; $37.50. FLETCHER TRUST CO., RI-1551. TRAL, 1939, °C 0 en Unfurnished [five rooms. $32.5 8S ON AGENCY, 707 Peoples Pa Se RI- 518%. FALL CREEK BLVD. 321 E.—Unfurnished, ‘two bedrooms. HU-5666, BR-5656, See Custodian. DISON, 1025—$37. 50, attractive unfurshed bedroom apartment, upper front; De refrigeration. BE-0414-M.

Apply 336 S. Warman. 5 to 6 want ad results in The A at

Get lowest “ord rates. in city. RI-5551 for ouick results at low cost.

Help Wanted—Male

HOUSEKEEPER, white; over 20: 35. Week. MA Phone MERID

PLE ROAD—Park—Southeast Unfurnished three rooms, terrace. rage. $45. ou 6998.

corner— Ga-

IAN, N.—Love! unfurnished efficiency A BELT. A oT ti1ites: shower; cross ventilation. Only $43. PARK, ed; well 8 duplex, completel decorated; well arranged, unfurn.; heat,

re-

MEN—Profits up to $30 a day: hus-

ALES! tlers wanted. ATLAS Ave. ’

TLAS FURS, 03 indiana

3814. JENNINGS B HOB. » 28 8. Illinois.

PARK—Unfurnished efficiency, like new; . Kelvinator, table-top stove, steam heat,

Schools & Instructions 12

large closets. RI-4687.

PENNSYLVANIA, 243¢ N.— Unfurnished five-room upper Spl %, Rood Sof Sondion;

RI-2644—.

Commence $105-8175 4 Thaianapols « a ions. Sam an y. Box 355, PO Times office.

VOCAL _Lesons gigas si

Personal Services

- —Get 1939 Government Jobs. MEN-WOMEN Ge! YORnmen Jobe

Waief, garage.

COLORED DUNBAR COURT

West St. x Room eftic all utilities, includinf electrical ciency: "alt uf $217.50; janitor

ol HN HUDSON, 1456—Unfurnished three-room a artment: heat, pater furnished; $17. 1321. HA-4344

NOR te RAL SOME. 42530 Station St., 10:30 B on Burial Mt. Jackson,

CARMIC HAEL—Ma rtha Jane, age “1, River ys i. of Ehomas, foe 9 g es:

Friends Tey call at the Jesidence Ng

time. Burial Memorial Park [Cymetery FARLEY SERVICE. Jane, of 1730 Thefam 8

illiam A., mother of Llo d, 0 L

into oe A ay, age go ‘Dec. 19, at the MOORE

KIRK NOR 630 Station Sts 2 p. m. Burial Crown ‘Hill. Priends in vited. Priends may call at_10 a. m. Ro vey | DOSSEY—Robert Larue, entered into rest Friday, age 20 months, beloved little son

.of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse SSeY. unerajto

Monda yi 3 HARRY W. MOO FUNERAL chiaPir. Burial Crown Rill. , husband of the late Mary DD eloved father of Mrs. dr an

CRANE—-M widow of

Ma! J. rick Moran and John a; Dee. 16, at the a Funer a] in iondsy, Dec onys Church, Church, dm Friends in Shvited.”

: apsrazs water n SF aer 27 LJP

Friends in-|.

1123] ¢

WAYNE TA

, E. FRAUER&Co. %s6 E. Wash, St.

HOUSES

| Houses for Rent 19

JOIN OUR FUR CLUB

LEGIONNAIRES

for

> 40 E. Market pa 0, Christmas New Year's parties; reasonable. LI-6694.

EAM C #|” loth: Selspresd reasonal

N. Forest.

Gaon. ilts, ANTED-—-Original poems, son WA rig poc ion. Sen N MUSIK PUB LTD., Dept. F25. Toronto. Can. Studebaker butor 961 N. M Phone—Day. LI-2511 Ofl Permanent. Haircut, Shamvoo

ond eATIONAL "230° N. Penn. $1

Tears, Holes, Burns M&cvovenINDIANA WEAVING CO. :

. for oy 8

AVERN, 1734 Wayne, an150. showings trey Tuesday eve-

pouness .

SACKS BROS. 306-8-10 INDIANA AVE.

— Few dates available,

-— St crocheted table COLOR 8 ring ble. 323

Night. CH-5243

eons.

15th;

7 _rooms, TA-6024; LI

428 CENTR. ear 8.00; AL n Joos,

easily heated: clean. ONLY $30—221 W. 32D—Unfurnished uppet duplex. five rooms; newly decorated; ard. HA-2388-M. ! i. 00; 15TH and Central; 9 rooms: easil 3 ie d; will TA-6924. L1-9698.

paper. me

Pe A et re 2050—Unfurnished clean 4-room Bah. garage: $25. Water paid. *1 CH-§761-W. ADAMS, 2603; unfurnished; strictly modern stucco, 5 rooms, h, ri a Ars full

bath, __basemeng, ‘gar. _ TA-6415. 1

BURDSAL PARKWAY, 125 E-4-roms ‘mod. + double; 4 $217. 339,50; Means water Gr paid. & Te Cor .

’ Smog 4522—6-room duplex; fee lace, heat N ipnaaned: well located Er ARROLLTON = tile bath, javatory on m, Rental, $65. = Bedroom bungalows. All on 1st fied throu new Timken 8 By ok each h Bath, lava- } use Renta SE ta bach. = BR- open Teas" Lindt: H. HA LS ehwankD

GREGORY & APPEL, INC. = CHESTER, N -- Unfurnished Akron ingle; garage; RI-7966

floors refinarage, yard;

| CENTRAL —8-5o0m double, shed, weather stripped, ® a HA-3546-W.

ROOKWOOD, 3903—5-room 2-way double; exterior, interior redecorated; garage: $30. HU-28117.

SHEFFIELD, S. 1360—Unfurnished fourroom double, odoin gxce he furnace. Water paid. $15. E-0414-

1310 Ta 4-room cottage Fletcher Trust Co. RI-1551.

$35 44 Virginia Ave. 10TH, 4118 E.—Modern, 5 rooms; excellent furnace, double gar.; $35; water. CH-4256.

40 WEST 36TH ST. 6 rooms; moder: Fletcher Trust Co. RI-1551.

DENNY, 2931 N.—5 Rms. mod. bung, in| ood ‘condition; garage TAST ST., 1241Y2 8.—3 . GUILFORD, 2 2626-6 Rm 10TH ST., 3922 BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. “Del. ‘RI- aT

| “ROOMS

Rooms Without Board

$3: MERIDIAN, 1927 N.—Warm, oozY, ‘fur hished in white, next bath; employed

$3 SINGLE $5 double. 117 E. 21st. Cheerful warm, modern room. Twin beds, meals p 1. Pennsylvania car. phone. $3—NEW JERSEY, 1225 N.—Clean, comforsanie; lavatory, steam heat, hot water, pho! Nice front rcom, Constant hot

ALABAMA, 702 N. —No. innerspring. steam Boat, water.

ERKLEY AD, -501—Large, warm front: vate home; employed girls; garage. BROADWAY, kitchen able. CAPITOL, 3502, -N.—Clean, room; excellent heat: water; gentleman. TA-7141. CARROLLTON, 3832—Lovely front, ext bath; rat Some; Tedsbnanle; suitable

2545—Clean, nicely fur o privileges, gas heated. [Dishes

comfortable constant hot

DELAWARE, 517—$2.50 up; nice single room, next NA steam heat. DELAWARE, 2147 N. — Attractive studio bedroom, steam heat, constant hot water, privileges, ‘phone. TLLINOIS, 3614 N.—Large front, good heat, hot ovate; lor 2 gentlemen preferred.

2113 N.—Large south room, Privates home, meals optional; reasonable.

NORTH ILLINO. 126 W. 18th—Comfortable INO in widow’s home; good . heat: gentleman: phone. BY, front room; fiers bee reason able LI-7620. 'W- JERSEY, 2062 N.—Twin beds, shower. ne . Re h de ab environ-

NORTH, 2800 — Front, innerspiines. 8, Sm amily; ri __onable. 784. PARK 13th—Atiractive front; inner8 and 3 heat, hot water, reasonable.

m heat; constant a water,

Sia evenings.

$3.50

TACOMA, 250 N.—7-room single; modern;

Aq] Siu

801 2217 N.—Newl furnished : n occ ocoupied, re

8 Warm, nicely furnished. s mall {i eas~

MILNER HOTEL

Guest Laundry Done Free ® 12¢ 8. Illinois

SEMINOLE HOTEL, 920 : ALA. —Steam ning water in rooms; adjoining heal Tn

Outside rooms, gw heat:

$3. 50 UP baths, showers, all r 0

HOOSIER HOTEL Comft. outside rms. Wkly.

MAYFIELD rates. City ht. 18% S. S. Cap, Housekeeping Rooms 1?

$1—MABEPL 1514 E.—1 SMa downstairs, Large furnished snk. modern $5; BACON, 1205—Gara e; bungalow; 3 clean, furnished rms, utiliteis, gale yard, AMA, N 1516 — 2 cozy furni ed rooms; gas, utilities, TOSS; g ties, frigidaire, gar ALABAMA. N., 1631—Newly furnished twos room, modern artment. adults. Reasonable. on Fmplovelt BLVD. PLACE, 4151—Bedroom and Spartmioni| utilities, hot vad Te

Mass,

BROADWAY, 1422—Furnished front aparfe ments: Frigidaire, private bath, gars go

BROADWAY. 1134—2 clean, warm rooms,

BROADWAY, 1608—Nicely furnished roo: Lom plete kitchen, first floor; good or:

CAPITOL, 734 N.—Front 1-room, furnished; stoker heat; wa liking’ distance; utilities: parking; adult CARROLLTON, T= TWO TooE private entrance. Also 1 sleep:

apartment, ng room.

ENTRAL, 1612 — One-room kitchenetie; utilities, steam heat, first floor; adults. LE a Ee ot water. ¥

COLLEGE, 1155—3 Rooms, sink, 35.50; room, $3; utilities, heat, phon DELAWARE, N., 517-—Large, SE vrivate bath; steam heat; wa ance; reasonable. ] DELAWARE. 1317 N.—Attractive a ersprings, overs stuffed, stoker heat. bhone, ange. ver SRT N., 435-3 rooms furnished; utilities, ph adults; BE. Michig car, GHLAND AVE. N, 2—Two moderns everything furn.; sink; adults; good heat. LIBRARY apartments; 814 N. Meridians furnished and Jnfutnished apartments; __ utilities paid; $25

LINDEN, 1205—3 arn connecting rooms, furnished or unfurnished: utilities, ris vate entrance. LI-9403. NEWMAN, 1126—Two lar Igo Night Folises keeping rooms; every ing ‘ furnished; reasonable.

entrance;

Jet 8

NEW JERSEY. 2038 N.—2-Room front; Drivaie entrance, BE heat, sink, phone;

OLIVE, 1838-—Nice warm room: HiTties: near So; private entrance: convenien

locati ORIENT. N., 20—2-room apartm RENTAL, team heat; innersprings: re __vate entrance; hot water. / PROSPECT, 719-1 large or a pai PO carlin apartm ents, furnish utilities; adults; reasonabl N. oe ful 0 partment; everything fufnish rh steam heat: garage; reasonable CLAIR, E., 312—2 and be-20 a artmento, had, utilit sleeping: steam heat.

Three rooms: Fri th ome: Fri

UMMIT, N., 237 steam heat, ev vate . entrance.

0 * nished:

N. 1220 E. —Desirabl private antrance, #

nist TARTION, {ET SOE, E., 19—Apt. 3; nicely furnish oF

dots $14.00 a side. Only $1800.00,

: DILLEHAY. _ DR-79% HSE REALTY CO. 138 N. erat

BEAUTY SALON—For sale, A-1 condition, Bargain for quick sale. Corporation dis, 7

Farm Produce—Flowers 33 cut,

Private enirances

LI-3424, ;

accommodate 3, $5; room, kftchenatisy 5