Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1939 — Page 18

~ Born in Vermillion County, entered the University of Illinois

~ Portland, Ore,

Rar. H. BRIGGS, Indianapolis torney who died yesterday at St. IC ph’s Hospital, Lexington, Ky., 8 to be buried at Crown Hill Cemeery following services at the Flan-

er '& Buchanan Mortuary: Friday od: a pP-m. He was 41.

Mr. Briggs, a member of the law

n of Means & Buenting, and Phi slta Theta Fraternity, lived at Sutherland Ave. 5 e

d later transferred to Indiana niversity. He was a captain of the diana University track team and t one time held the quarter-mile state record. Mr. Briggs studied law at the Uunersity of Michigan and then began practice in Terre Haute. He Joined the Indianapolis firm 13

| A. M.,, the Indiana State Bar Ass ciation "and served at

one time as commander of the

Knights Templar, He is survived by his wife, Myra Allison Briggs; a son, John Allison; twin daughters, Miss Myra Jane ‘and Miss Mary Jean, all of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Louden and Mrs. Ruth Gerish; his ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Briggs, and a grandmother, Mrs. ‘Reva Pugh, all of Clinton.

MILTON N. SIMON, Indianapolis attorney who died yesterday from gunshot wounds, is to be buried to-

morrow at the Indianapolis Hebrew

Congregation Cemetery following 3 Pp. m. services at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. He was 58. Mr. Simon, a senior partner in the law firm of Newberger, Simon & Davis, lived at 3119 N. Meridian St. He had been a resident of Indianapolis more than 30 years. A native of Wabash, he received his early education there, studying later at Phillips Andover Preparatory School, Amherst College and the University of Michigan.

: He practiced law with his uncle, Louis Newberger, il 20 years ago when, upon Mr. Newberger’s retirement, Mr. Simon began a law practice with Lawrence B. Davis, his brother-in-law. Mr. Simon was a member of the Columbia Club, the Broadmoor Country Club, the Indianapolis He- ~ brew Congregation, Theta Delta Chi fraternity and the Indiana State Bar Association. . He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Milton Simon; a son, Robert of Bloomington; his mother, Mrs. Aaron Simon of Wabash, and a sister, Mrs. Louis Wolf of Wabash.

- MISS. DEBORAH WARD, who was killed at Wabash Monday night in an auto accident, is to be buried at Crown Hill Cemetery following

10 a. m. services at the Flanner &

Buchanan Mortuary tomorrow. She was 21. Miss Ward, an Indianapolis musician, was going to huntington from Indianapolis on a motorcycle when the machine crashed into a parked automobile. Miss Helen Garrison, 22, of Mul-

iberry, her companion, received a

broken back and was taken to Wabash County Hospital. “Miss Ward is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burt C. Ward, 2453 N. Pennsylvania St., two sisters Mrs. H. M. Garriatt of Cincinnati and Mrs. Vaughan Voris of Lancaster, Pa., and two brothers, Howard S. of Lancaster, Pa., and Gayne F. of Indianapolis.

- MRS. FRANCES ANNA HAUFE, “who died yesterday, is to be buried at Crown Hill Cemetery following services at the home of her daugh-

ter, Mrs. George Dickey, 2110 N. Pennsylvania St., at 2 p. m. Friday.

_ She was 82.

Mrs. Haufe, born in Saxony, Ger-

- many, June 5, 1856, came to the

United States when she was 26. She lived in Indianapolis 48 years; and was 4 member of the Zion Evangelical Church and the Ladies Aid Society. She is survived by three daugh-

~ ters, Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Olga Birk and Mrs. Gertrude Smith, all of In- - dianapolis;

seven grandchildren, Mrs. Gilbert Morrison of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Raymond Stevens, Mrs. Vincent Roberts, Oscar Hague, Russell Smith, Kenneth Haufe and Mrs. Howard Burns, all of Indianapolis, and five great-grandchildren.

LAURENCE P. WOODRUM,, 760 N. Emerson Ave., Indianapolis resident 25 years and World War veteran, is to be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery following 9 a. m. services at Our Lady of Lourdes Church tomorrow.

*Mr. Woodrum, born in Gaston, Ore. Aug. 6, 1890, was employed by

_ He was 48.

the Van Camp Hamware jon oo, Cc emetery. : was a member oO ady oO Lourdes parish, the American Yio a2 in March, 1824, in South and Construction League of Indi-|Carolina, according to City Health anapolis. Board records, Mrs. Jackson atfendHe is survived by his wife, Mrs. ed the Mount Olive Baptist Church. Theresa O'Conner Woo : three|She is survived by her granddaugh-

daughters, Mary Catherine, Bette and Margaret; a son, Ty Jr. his mother, Mrs. Mary (Woodrum, and brother, Maurice of Portland.

MRS. HATTIE ROSSETTER, who died yesterday at her hqme, 3717 N. Capitol Ave. will be buried tomorrow at Crown Hill Cemetery fol-

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of the North M. E. Church. Mrs. Rossetter is survived by her husband, Harry; three

Sallie Schilling of | Indianapand two sons, Ralph and Ern-|2 R. Rossetter of Indianapolis.

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at Crovm! Hill Cemetery On. 2 po m services at Sihrley Bros. Central Chapel. She was 16. Miss Whitmore, who had" jpeen je he was a student at Shortridge High

Pire Girls’ organization. She is survived by her parents and a brother, Russell M., a student at Indiana University.

shop at Southport since 1900, will be buried tomorrow at Greenwood Cemetery following services at 2 p. m. at the Southport Baptist Church. He was 63. . Mr. Hancock was born near Bed< | Mi ford, Ky., and had lived most of his life in and near Indianapolis, He died at Veterans’ Hospital in Marion yesterday after a six-year illness. He was a member of the Spanish-American War Veterans, the Greenwood Masonic Lodge and the Southport Blue Lodge,

Mr, Hancock is survived by his wife, Laura; seven daughters, Miss Atha Hancock, ‘Mrs. Albert Mitchell, and Mrs. James Totten of Southport, Mrs. Robert Harmon of{rL Indianapolis, Mrs. Ralph Smith of Stones Crossing, Mrs. Kenneth Gress and Mrs. Nicholas Stepanoff of San Francisco, Cal, and five sons, Harland and Robert Hancock of Southport, Carl Hancock of Indianapolis,

and Marris Hancock of San Diego, Cal.

DAVID W. HIGHTSHOE, who died at 1046 S. Sheffield Ave, is to be buried at Mount Jackson" Ce:netery following funeral services at the Second Free Methodist Church at|Y 2 p, m. tomorrow. Mr. Hightshoe, a retired carpenter, was 93... He was born near Traders Point, Feb. 7, 1845. The family moved to Wisconsin when Mr. Hightshoe was 8. Later they moved to southeastern Missouri, where Mr. Hightshoe married Catherine Entwisle in 1874. They came to Indianapolis in a covered wagon in 1888. He was a member of the Blaine

F. & A. M. He is survived by five children, Herbert of Brighton, Colo.; Melville W. of West Memphis, Ark.; David A. Bates and Isaac H., with whom he made his home.

MRS. NELLIE JANE SIMMONS, who died Monday at her home, 456 S. Emerson Ave. is to be buried tomorrow at Memorial Park Cemetery following services at 3 p. m. at the residence. She was 52. A resident of Indianapolis for 33 years, Mrs. Simmons was born in Meade County, Ky. She is survived by her husband, Elisha Simmons; a son, Isaac Rochford Simmons, and a daughter, Mrs. Vivian Davis. JANET JUNE BROWN, 4-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown, 1346 Pruitt St., who died Monday at the home of her parents, will be buried tomorrow in Crown Hill Cemetery following service; at

the residence at 10:30 a. m. The child is survived by her par-

lores and Carolyn.

WALTER ELY, who died yesterday at his home, 333 N. Beville Ave., will be buried Friday in Crown Hill following services at the home at 1:30 p. m. and af St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church at 2 p. m. He was 31 and is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Ely; and a brother, Edgar, of Indianapolis.

JAMES E. ROSENBARGER, 87 N. Irvington Ave. retired Indianapolis carpenter and contractor, who died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital, was to be buried today in Memorial Park Cemetery. following services at 1:30 p. m. at the Irvington M. E. Church. He was 75. Mr. Rosenbarger was born in Harrison County and was an Indianapolis resident 35 years. He had been an active member of the Irvington M. E. Church 25 years. He is survived by his son, Clifford, of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Mary Ward, of Crawfordsville; and three grandsons, Marshall B., Clifford W., and Edwin G. Rosen. barger.

MILTON F. MAVITY, who died at 1422 N. Delaware St. Monday, was to be buried today at 2 p. m at Williams, Ind., following services at the Church of Christ, Williams, He was 82. Mr. Mavity, a retired farmer, had lived in Indianapolis two years. Hel. is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Cynthia Ann Cosner and Mrs. Moratio Harryman of Indianapolis si Mrs. Etta Cooper of Blooming on.

MRS. ROSE ANN JACKSON, 114-year-old Negress, who died Sunday at her home, 918 N. Capitol Ave, was buried yesterday at New Crown

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- ANDERSON—Otto_W. Davis, 61. Survive ors: Sisters, Mere Lae retia Stoops, Mrs, Lavina oliss roots Mrs. Pearl Hiday end Mrs Seger; brothers, James, Wil-| Wh

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h Mrs. Mary Harrison, Misses Ethel, Ruth and or Vitentn: son, oseph; roter. Geoige; sisters, Mrs. innie Kirschbaum Mrs. May Harsin, Sars, Ollie Patton an

Mrs. Mar, ul oH Breeck, - 42. sfizvivors Yoite. ili

Pa Martha; 3 Betty: Mis

Mary Dora, Breeck, Mrs. aay a Layton and Mrs. Leone Reynolds. BEDFORD-—Mrs. Margaret R. Sowder 3 Survivors: Husband, Jeff; deu Tor s Mary oT Mis, Bernard ‘Williams; Erorier William Ro erts. Ea Bahar CatlieTing Eickholtz, 76. Survivors: Sons, the Rev. Theodore and John; daughters, Sister M. Clara and Miss Catherine Eickholtz CHESTERFIELD — John Franklin Vag binder, 69. Survivors: Sister, Mrs. Harr Van Horn; brother, Matthew. CLARKSVILLE—Willian® L. Hosmer, 92. Survivors: Daughter, Mis. Laura Kiser; sons, Arthur and Vernon

COLUMBUS—MTrs. Martha Conne r, 86.

sisters, Ss.

Alvin N. Reeves, 82. Survivors: Wife; geughiers, Mrs. Laura Petzer, Mrs, Eddie Brow Mrs. Bertha Brown and Mrs.

Anna S Sarrill,

RSE—S. A. Riggs, 86, Survivors:

Daughters, Mrs. John Woodmanses, Mrs. . N. Summers and Mrs. Lora Deto:: a; son, & Jo Riggs.

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DELPHI—Mrs. William. Runkle, 75. Sur-1j, vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Gertrude _Fitzgerald; Dre TWilliata and Frank Vianco; sister, Mrs. Willis Wilkinsor, 3 Louis Finch, 51. Survivors: sons, Paul, Merrill and Carl; aughters, Mrs. Mary Whitehouse, Misses mma and Ethel; brothers, Drs. Clyd Charles Finch; sister, Mrs. George Reed. ELWOOD—Robert E. Parker, 48. Surviyors: Wife, Luetta; daughters, Mss, Laverna Jordan and Mrs. Audrey Loser; brothers, Arthur, Raymond, Luther and Minturn Parker. . Miss Odette W. Magers, 42. Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Mary Magers; brothers, Aloyius, Josepn, Frank, Lawrence aad Leo; sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Lynch, Mrs. H. Edwards, Mrs. Hugh Clary and Sister Celestine. FLORA—Mrs. Elizabeth Boone, 102. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Martha E. Finney and Mrs. Mar; 7M Meador; sons, Charles M., Martin H. an FT. WAYNE — Ro. Catherine Harkenrider, 75. Survivors: Husband, Michael; sons, Robert and Arthur; “daughters, Mrs. Mary Sorg, Mrs. A, org, Mrs, Henry Facks and Miss Esther Harkenrider; brothers, Joseph, Willlam and John Lancstoffer. MPs. Amelia Ehrman, 59. Survivors: Husband, Fetdinand; daughters, Mrs. H. W. Boesses, Mrs. E. M. Kaiser and Mrs. W. F. Young; sons, Walter and Lewis; brothers, Henry, Fred and W. G. Hampel. JEFFERSONVILLE—MTrs. megs ay Allen, 24. Survivors: Husband, Kieth; father, R. Strong; brothers, Roy Rolleighe, Howard, Reynold and J. Voss; sisters, Mrs. Corilia Horton and Mrs. Marvin Hess. KLIN—James. Thomas, 28. Survivors: Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jhomas; Dre Roger. F. Hodge, 61. Survivors: Sons, William and Earl; daughter, Mrs. Mary ’ brother, Charles; sister, Mrs. Docie Neeves. Mrs. Ethel Snodgrass. Husband. Clarence; daughters, Mrs. Kern J. Mies and Miss Vangel Snodgrass; father, Charles Fulkerson; sister, Mrs. Eldon Duna, LAFAYETTE—Ford Greer, 79. LOGANSPORT—George K. Schmidt, 69. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Suzanna Thome Schmidt; sons, gears K. Jr. and Ernest

R.; daughter, Ed Mrs. M. Rafter. Survivors: Son, daughters 5 Miss Asda Rafter.

E. S. Batis Mrs. F. C. Gerh har ah Mr C. 8. Haye

DEPUTY wife. Jessie;

MA RIONML Alar > Hall, 47. Survivors: Husband: daughter, Marthe: sons,

James an Mortis. 68. Survivors: Sons, \

Asa 2 Proderick od Wen p Miss Dorothy Mickel, 26. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mickel; sister,

elm Edward I. McCoy, 63. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. H. Barry and Mrs. John Fickard; brother, Ran. MARION—Mrs. Katherine Isabelle Suey ens, 68. Survivors: ' Husband, John 3 daughters, Mrs. Carl Boykin, Mrs. Dad Satterthwaite, and Mrs. William Murphy; sons, Alfred and John; sister, Miss Anna Fisher; brother, Jonas Fisher. MEDARYVILLE—MTrs. Flora E. Stout, 77. MILHOUSEN—Ben Harping, 69. Survivors; Wife; sons, the Rov. Berthold and enno; sisters, Mrs. Christine (Niehoff, Mrs. George Greive, and Mrs. Lizzie Klein; brothers, Will and Henry. MONTICELLO—Edward Hemphill Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Grace etait: son, William. MONTPELIER—MTrs. Naomi Covzult, 81. Survivors: Sons, Carl and Harry; daughters, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Levi Johnson and Mrs. Ella Jones; sisters, Mrs, Clara Swan and Mrs. Malaha Wairwright; half-sister, Mrs. Livona Scuffoll. NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Alice Yeager, 56. Survivors: Husband, Dallas; son, Chester;

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D eh cup 2 20 I nite; Mrs Bova ughters, s ft dhe sons, Py imi Clyde and Ba . NOBLESVILLE—William L. ; | Survivors: Sons, Arthur and Vi ter, Mrs. Laura Kaiser. Mrs. Jacob Freed, 70. PERU—Orley H. Ellars, 48. Survivors: Wie hers, in an Bie rae or. survivors: Husband, R. E. Blick Sr.; daughters, Mrs. He enry o arkentine Jr. ‘and Mrs. Lieut.-Col. R. E. Blick dri; 8 : sister, Bs. én Charles Keener; brother,

and F n Arthas: Wilkinson, 70. 0, Survivors: wife: sons, Fra! D, an Marion Wilkinson; daughisr, abeth, ROANORE-T wrerce a Eddingfield, 69. Survivors: Wife, Etha; sons, Lorwell and the Rev. Alfred Eddingfield; sister, Mrs. Dslla Hosler; brother, Roy. ROCHESTER — Edward C. Sparks, 62. Survivors: Wife, Kennie; son, Russell Sparks; brothers, Thomas and Pal; sister, Miss Helen. Mrs. Sarah Shireman, 76. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. James Hutchinson; brothers, Howard and Ren Hartman; sisters, Mrs. Clare Churchill, Mrs. Cora Carpenter. Henry W. Schertz, 74. Survivors: Wife; daushters, Mrs. Rudolph Schwenk and Mrs. C ell; brothers, Edward and Otto; EE re rs. Catherine Rachman, Mrs. Lena Garber and oe Mamie B SEYMOU! C. ouns id, 86. Survivors: Daughter,” Mrs. Erma Hancock and M . EK. Hopéweli. Mrs. a Dressendorfer, n. vivors: Sisters, Mrs. Mary Ulm Ella Dieck. ’ SHELBY VILLE—Mrs. Frances Snapp, 74. Survivors: Husband, David; daughter, Mrs. Mary Simoson; sons, James and Grover; half-sister, Mrs. Grace Mu urphy. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Bassett 82. Survivors: Daugheers. Mrs. John C. Bland, Mrs. Alonzo Cochrap, Mrs. Willard Pence, Mrs. Charles Schneitier and Mrs. Galvy Whaley; son, Bruce; brother, Samuel Higgins: sisters, Mrs. Ed Brown and Mrs. Fount

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BIGHPSHOE Davia W age 93, of 1046 . Sheffield, father of ‘Herbert, Isaac H d A., Melville W, ang Bates HightFuneral Thursday, 2 p. m., at the e Methodist Church, corner Wilkins and Pershing. Friends Pa ial at the residence any time. SERVICE.

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PARKER—Laura Mae, mother of DeWitt Parker, Julia Adair, aisnna, Meyer, and Mary son, sed away at her home. | 2 g vent. Beech Grove, Tuesday, J: neral iday, Jan. 6, 10 a. pT Sine To “ME. Church, Brion invited, Burial Sresuvod: Stienas call at the

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REAGAN—Joseph, husband of Florence 5. Keni father ‘of Miss Bernice and Silas | pra eagan, passed away Tuesday aftérnoo an. Funeral services Thursday, 3 p. m, at the HISEY & R' ARY. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

ROSSETTER—MTrs. Hate, age 66, 3717 N. Capitol, wifé of Rossetter, mother of Iph, Mrs. Ruth Pa yne, Mrs, Harriett McLear, Mrs. Sallie YSehilling and Ernest R Rossetter, passed away Tuesday noon. Services at the FLANN & BUCHANAN M ARY, Thursday, 1:30 Pr m. Friends invited. Burial , Crown Hil

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SIMON—Milton ;N., passed away Tuesda afternoon, . Services at the FLANNER B CHAN ARY Thursda Pp. Friends invited. Burial oh boils Hebrew Congregation Cemetery.

SIMMONS—Nellie Jane, age 52, beloved wife of Elisha and mother of Isaac Rochford Simmons png Vivian Davis, grandmother of Edith M. Si ons, passed away Tuesday na neral . Thursday, 3 E m., at the eSidOnCe 456 S. Fmetson, urial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the residence any time after Wednesday noon. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

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In Rugs. pr dle Point, Free Inst. bir Re es Art Studios, 38% N. Pe P31, "9:30 tb 4.

"Tears, Holes, Burnsgst Fabrics INDIANA WEAVING CO. LI-9674 MAKE phonograph recordings in

home; parties, musical numbers, appointments. RI-7850.

OIL Permanent, Hatrews, Shampoo

INTERNATIONAL

Facial. Shampoo and Se RAINBOW B oY ACADEMY 4th Floor Kresge Bldg.

SPECIAL! Hair Cut, Shampoo, Wav International. 220 'N. Penn.

25¢| - HAIR CUT. shampoo. wave, all 8, 25¢ Royal Beautv ond 401 Roosevelt’ sing:

(Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATIONS, ladies’ men’s garments; clean, nel ‘press, reline. Reasonable.

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personal call or telephone.

60ST NOW REDUCED ON LOANS ABOVE $100 O OFFICES:

(Gmmonwealth Loan Co.

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205 ODD FELLOW BLDG. Cor. poash, ey S50 jPenn. N

Public Welfare Loan Ass'n

$30 OCCIDENTAL BLDG. 8. E. COR. WASH. & ILL. STS. FLOOR :

RI-8587

For 26 Years The Low Rate Co.

Furniture, Auto and Diamond loans (your diamonds will be you would like all your debts under one head or a loan for any other purpose, en see or phone the above asseciation,

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306-8-10 IND. AVE.

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Personal Services 13

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NOC ENDORSERS

k disc. dix pe 100 ple 175 to $500, to $1,000.

LOW COST AUTO LOANS

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PPORNITURE.-AUTOS LIBERAL LOAN €OMPANY 153 N. DELAWARE. 11-6608.

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES

Equitable Securities Co. ‘Operating as

BUCKEYE FINANCE co.

219 E. Ohio Bh

ly TURE LOANS $100 Loan, 68 cost fo A JDopthe. 4 Washington St. 2 (0 AP, FIN .

L NOE 304 Kresge Bldg.—Third Pioor. Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City,

Farms—Suburban 20

(Furniture Repairing) -

STOP! SPECIAL, LOW PRICES

LSTERING— Refinish Repairing, HA-3026

(Landscaping)

SHADE TREES—Beautiful 1% 2-inch oak to shade that front do, Now only $5.00 planted. DE FORD. BR-4119,

WALTER HARVEY, 329 S. State. DR-5740. | Paperhansmg: built-in archways.” Guar-

PAPERHANGING, | interior Jeinting,

modeling; good work west pri ot, DR-0281. i Pr css,

(Parking Lots) PAR

KING LOT, 1 door north Cadle T - nacle; 2 hours, 5¢; 10c day: 50c e Tier

(Pipe Organ Repairing) JAMES P. CANE CO. 39 N. Tacoma.

Cheaper rates on yearly basis. Guaranteed. PCH 3911 1-W. y y

(Roofing)

ENT—Double and upper and lower on Lyndhurst . 34; rent each $27 month, cluding water. Also upper and lower brick duplex, strictly modern, each 4 rooms and bath, large Moller ML. ner 25th St., about 1 mile jonn se f Rd. 34, each $26 “month, includ water, Key with Elmer Wagner at eno far CH-0391. HE-4169.

HAVE a few farms from 40 to 160 acres, can be sold on 10% down, balance over

eriod of 15 years at 5% interest. Pos(Mattresses) _| _ Session March Ist. ACRG REALTY CO. MA ES. pillows somioris Sod, a ii ass. | EAST—Dandy 5-rm., bung., rm. for bath; ve. RI-8695. Since 1886. | ses elect.” inside 2 ge nice (brick porch, inclosed back porc ar.; trans(Paperhanging) portation; school Is; $ 800; per cent dow. HUDELSON. H-6204,

212 ARES, good — house; electricity. chicken house, barn, outbuildings; new paint, paved road, Vs; acre straws berries, '- acre raspberries: $1750. MR. JONES, 1115 E. 33d., Indianapolis.

138 A., BOONE CO.—Extra good farm, 22 Jailes northwest near Road 52; good a” elect. “THE FARM MAN.” sas 3510 N. Penn. Be2.

s ACRES, BEAUTIFUL SETTING. LF modern home, north of yasnington St., near Washington High. DORMAN. HE-3264.

LEASE—Sell or trade. Beautiful Sburbal home; acreage. Inquire 966 N. Gray S

Results at lowes want ad word rate the citv in es. Phone RI-5551.

A RL TN : guarantee Busi | usiness Propert 21 (Service Stations) : 2 y Grate Pure Oil Station, 401 Kentucky Ave.| 50.000 sq. te. at. 16: located at .at 12¢: loca t Extends Season's Greetings. LI-0680. Washin, on and Hardin Sts. “Erevators. (Window Cleaners) Tallroa switch, Sink] g truck dock,

212-214 E. 16th R TA-6667. (Coach Lines) CENTRAL Swallow Coach Lines. 1207 S

Meridian, DR-2476. Chartered 8205

hangs stores, ing

ABBEX hom aint washin hing: an

334 E. Market St.

FOR RENT REASONABLE—Brick storee room, heat, water furnished. 2658 Shele by. DR-3615.

Indianapolis’ Most Convenient, Complete

RENTAL DIRECTORY

Offering a Choice Selection of APARTMENTS—HOUSES—ROOMS

APARTMENTS

WARD—Dehorah E, beloved daughter of Bur Edna, sister of Mrs. Garratt 9 Ciinnatl eX Mrs. Vaug han Vo! How . Wa rd, ana e F., li awa, orn i at a ADIN Y, Thursday, 10 a. m. Friend invited. Burial Crows Hill: :

WEBER—Sophine, of 502 E. Maple Road, passed away Tuesday morning after a short illness, wife of Edgar, daughter of Wolf Davis, sister of Mrs. Ray Seligman, Mrs. Dora Tavel, Mrs. Bertha gel, Mrs. Belle Entin, Mrs. Zelda Kuschner, Mrs. Elsie Olschwitz, Miss Evan Davis 2 ts Dr Thursday ‘ob the urs: a AARON-RUBEN HOME, .

friends and neighbors. for their acts of love and sym pathy during our Fecent loss of ou

r one, Tr. Novick; also extend rateful than Ks. the beautiful floral Ln to our stor one. Wife and Sisters.

WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME DR-2870

3% N. N Hitots. HA-4514. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

Funeral Directors 5|vEw

HOUSES.

- ROOMS

Rooms With Board

Shey i, Walgr an and refrigeration furnished, TRUST cos ~ RI-65T1

“APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1328.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, JING.

furnish ed modern five-room double; being redecorated; garage. BE-0746. SPRUCE, 1605—Five-room semi-modern unfurnished; garage: desirable a hood; shady.

UNION, 922—Strictly mouern, 6 rooms rage, water paid. $30. bse, BR-50494,

Apartments for Rent 18 Houses for Rent 19 15 3 HOVEY, 4941—5-Room ;odern, completely | RUCKLE, 2922—Front room; beautyrest; Indianapolis Rental Agency furnished; : $40. No utilities meals; garage optional. will care thild, rnished and Unfurnished Apartments IRVINGTON —Hi- class bungalow: 3 bed 5 24 4612-M. Too! en, brea 00! genero 108 E. Wash. Room 303. LI-5303. closets, cabinets; perfect = condition; OAR? people som. wn heat: St does 51 4 E. 20th, 5-R oom Modern double garage; adulis; $48.50. IR-4489. JACKSON, 2409 (Washington High)—Un-| Hotels 16

$4.60 WEEK ROOSEVELT HOTEL

rm., . sunrm,,

refrig., gas Stove, oe | OLIVER Aca CLARK LI-5596

aiid N Lovely go iictly modern’ 1 IA ras apt. anvas walls, electric refri Tropor eautiful bath, venetian blinds. All uti Le -Garag

JERSEY, 2 rooms rahes, kitchenette, bath, all Sitliviost $10 week. K at 15th-—-Unfurnished efficienc; cellent heat. private entrance, Chef, pelvngtelt RI-4 081. 13TH. E., 657, APT. 2—Business girl wishes to Eo furnished apartment; prefer employed girl. RI-8989. IP wou are looking for a large warm 38

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RI-5374 PERSONAL SERVICE

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

MORTUARY

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-4400

4

BERT s. GADD

2430 Prospect st.. DR-5307.

HISEY & TITUS

1936 W. MICH. ST. BE-1034. bedroom unfurnished apartment north. GRINSTEINER'S DUNBAR COURT es 1601 E. New York all utilities, includ-

: BALTIMORE, 4421 N.—4 Bms., semi-

1-Room efficiency; ine Siscirical refrigeration; $27.50; janitor

HOUSES

House4 for Rent

sia abe Naas as a ey pe ean rs $17.50

DEN 00d 3031 N.o-8 Ems. m od, ‘bing, 21.80 GUILED 6—6 od 38.00

10TH ST. 3923 E-—A-Ri.. Gouble . BRIDGES '& GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI-340)

1588 ORLEANS: 3 rms., inside toilet. Ss

1330 Prospect St. DR.

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New Location

sta w. Wash. Sts Lo ase?

elec. Baz, ir. Janitor service. | .

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ELLEVIEU, 706— Speedway bus; 3 blocks Link .Belt; rea-

sonable. MAYFIELD

Capitol, 18% S.—Outside rms., city heat, Wkly rts. CENTRAL 17—Lerge front; unusually nicely ro nnersprings; steam heat; reasonable. =5T71. RAL, : 3921 —G: N. Business man’s own private home. Adults. Must see to appreciate. ser COLLEGE, 3257—Warm front room, large Sloset; good transportation; reasonable.

DELAWARE, 1004 N.—Clean, comfortable, good heat, twin beds; suitable for 2. Reasonable.

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DEARBORN, 1204, N.—Nicely: furnished front, oy IE 1-2; private home; good transportation; phone DELAWARE, N., 517—92. 50 up; nice single room, next bath; steam heat; walking distance. DELAWARE, N., APT. 2—Attractive|__ ia to: nicely furnished; near ath.

DOV 36 W. Vermont, Apt. 2— a AR Jom; private’ home; 1a eman preferred. LI

ILLINOIS, 1907 N.—High type. orivate enIN a lavatory: steam. Large closet. Refined home

JERSEY, N.—Large pleasant front room, near carline; go heat; phone. PENNSYLVANIA, 14556—Lovely front, combined’ livin -bedroom; tw beds, hot water; suitable 2 WOODRUFF, 559 W. Drive—Attractive, lar So 23 quiet, shower; 1 or 3 men.

0TH, —Giean front; innerspr geoy, I.E ‘telephone; $2.50 single, § ak

18TH ¢ and CAPITOL—Clean; “steam heat, hot water, jinerSprINgs; private en-

tran Hi stoker Heat, |. ‘Dieakitat 0 optional: ble 1-2; reason= e.

front suitab.

bath: gentleman preferred.

MORTUARY 8 rooms, water paid.. 18.00 1617 DE ; 951 N. DELAWARE ST. Jus N A tear pad. 10) LI1-3828 GS BROS., LI-3814, 28 8. Tittnots. | G. H. HERRMANN $27.50 RETR 3424 N.—5-room | 32D, 1508 8. EAST ST. DR-4477. Ter do ft aio garage;} MOORE & KIRK Mivecroom double; og i condition: ‘water IR-1150. CH-1806. h Hat Lo SHIRLEY BROS. co, Ek | “dbie.; . ah veined from | Th efticiencr. 046 N. Tilinols St, ug = — semi-mod- . J C. WILSON > am, dition. water Bald, garage.

3% LOVELY ! m in 2 artment; innersprings; walking room 18 75 suitable 1-2 employed persons. Diao. —Glean beds: |.

P ody heat; thane batts. 6 634 W. Wash-

ington. corner Blackford

NoF ur 123 ER ce ight corner; good : ‘heat:

WHITMORE—Joan, - : 3. Ie= ter of Dr. an nd_ Mr rs R 1s a 22 W. Vermont. LI-2439. Ba eon SRE le: He re ‘Capitol and Ohio St. Whi ssed | $8 WK.—Central, 2181; furnished lower away Tuesas : neral SE sday. front two rooms; Seivace rivate bath, 1328 W. 34th—VACANT . Lent Laundry Free s Erdbir, or 1th. "Burial Crown NE igs, Y Me enifants; Wo Five Room Modern, TA-4743. ° 31 8. Denny, Ba $27.50 — FECUMSEL 1133, Unfurnished | 38TH, 1345, E.—Strictly modern 3-bedroom $4 Week : > rm. apartment. Utilities; gas stove, hore, _ fireplace, £2 s-ms, automatic WOODRUM-—Laurence _P., belo hus-| Adult couple. : eat, 2 MILNER HOTEL | "an of Fhefess Ramer of ESS ob: | cor vors, 308 — Tweriedioon | sei ieee oa rok Yestita : oo Woodrum, Eh Snay Jon. 2. i lower duplex; hot “water heat; L1-3860, x : Guest Laundry Done may call FEENE 2 FEENEY HU-3986. . - : 126 S. Illinois OME, . Meridian St., : : k £03 me. | Funeral Thursday, 8:16 af OGas Fart, | Sond. condicion: So. Li-sibl ROOMS of Lourdes church. Burial Holy Gross| 1 Yuin Ave. Housekeeping Rooms 17 (Ore.) papers please copy.] and ment; - attractively furnished; utilities, + : hot water. R With 4 RB rd 1 4 $6—2 nicely furnished rooms; sink, utili = ooms ou oa ties; private home: walking distance. Cc od f Th k ILLINOIS, No 11 Delightil] newly z h igs anks 2 Sse Jafee unfupaished an i SL i : alage; alii: private; see, appre-|¢3 PARK, 2365—Warm, nicely furnished; =1 - ouse n NOVICK—We wish to thank our kind late. HA-4722. $ next bath: meals optional; Sly. HE-1385. Apartments. jLnqulre 808 Lexington Ave, pT 535 NoAPT; 3-Unturnished: |B 2 clean front rooms; |: N.—Large front room, con=

$4.50 inahe 2121 jacent to bath; refined employed cou couple,’

ALABAMA, N.. 433—Clean warm rooms; also plocping, $2.50, $3. 3.50 and $4. 829—4 rooms, bath, 2 beds. bn entrance; . o eam heat;

rooms; adults.

ette, private bath, studio, $5. kitchenette, $3.50. oom

BROADWAY, pn, WARM ROOM,

CARROLI.TON, 1804—2 rooms,

Thadoor bed entra nee.

1418—Nicely furnished large

bath.

164! entrance; Electric ot sink;

adults. HE-21 DELAWARE, = 730—Room and_ Kitchens

tance; reasonable.

DELAWARE. 720 N.—Walkin; distan 3 large, Satan rooms, downs Stairs: po

De, 1217 N.—Cozy atizactive room, 1 or 4 employed; near bath; phone EAST—Priva . bath, gara FE Niles private entrances. age!

trance; adults. HAMILTO

op tional; E.

ARS apartments, SE Na

gnjuumished a

OLIVE, 1838—Nice bath; very sun} reasonable. AL, { utiliti Pn, springs, hot water: rd 423 Nt Large wnstalrs: utilities.

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2301 N. DELAWARE Rooms With Board 15) Vika Sn, 1 NY 58 Modern 6-room double, remodeled, a Adults Reasonable Beth ML living rom, sar; ar.; $32.50 DR-5675. RI- ": EE Le i aso % ; Plihed five oom 2 Rtn aaa AL ome; 3 meals; hot water. ‘cellent cond., newly de 1.1-2648.| DR-011 ree an rorened "| GLEN ARM, 1409 (6446 West National) —| fo ol New Sniurmisned five-room bungalow; | Es ai heat; meals; Beg o0 hm Ie HARE : C —Gio0d_home; win wow: | 91ST. We.

ALABAMA, yelient %) bath: everything furnished;

N.—Two large rooms, ads’

BROADWAY, 1134—Warm room kitchen. :

everything furnished; private bath a: d Doe pE-ite P ne

room Alt kitchenette, innersprings; near: RI-3802.

5—2 front rooms, private

ette; second fioor front; walking dis

sink.

GALE, 64 N.—3 Rooms, nice! > eter good Eh rR :

AVE. 435—2 ri fure Blshed pre phone, TRE Garage 4 Michigan ot

Private Sem :