Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1939 — Page 12

LEY CHECKS REASONS FOR 38 REVERSES

‘NATIONAL POLITICS

HINGTON — Farley asks for of Election defeats.

WORTH—Eliott Roosevelt preTexan soon to be President.

TIN—O'Daniel is inaugurated vernor in football stadium.

'ASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (U. P). tmaster General Farley was led today to be making a nanal check on President Roosevelt's lief that last election’s Democratic ses should be attributed pririly to local issues. Mr. Farley in his capacity as mocratic National Committee airman has written many—perhs all—Democratic members of ngress asking for a report on poal factors including “an underent of sentiment” which he beves does not look well for the ty. He asked that the investigalon be thorough and that the Conwessmen not reveal they were inwiring for him. He intends to Blyze political conditions in all state One the letters signed in Mr. ley’s famous green ink and sent t month was as follows: ‘Dear— ‘During the campaign which has t come toa close, I wrote you etter asking you to send me your ws of the situation in your state, that I would be familiar with nditions that were in existence nd try to take the necessary steps 0 bring about the success of our ’s views.

‘Result Speaks for Itself’

' “Replies in some instances gave me an accurate line on the situation which indicated defeat and in “many other cases an undercurrent sentiment was evidenced which did not look well for our party. “The result speaks for itself. What I am trying to do is to make an analysis of every state in the union to determine the reason or reasons for our losses. ey probbly were brought about by a vaty of causes. I wonder if you will take a little time, three weeks necessary, to make a complete survey without indicating in any way that you are seeking the inormation for me. “Please give me an accurate picture of the situation as you see it, together with any suggestion you

_ have to offer to help clarify it for

\ the future. If you do this for me, $I shall be very grateful. »

Mr. Roosevelt's judgment that local issues were the major factors in Democratic reverses last November became known here through other Democrats to whom he expressed that opinion. Vice Presi“dent Garner is understood to have been among that group and, also, to have dissented from the Presient’s judgment.

Elliott Roosevelt Predicts Texan to Be President ¥T. WORTH, Tex, Jan. 17 (U. P.) —Elliott Roosevelt believes that 8 Texan will become President of the United States and that Vice esident Garner, among others, is ‘a Texan of suitable qualifications.

recording he made before he went to Washington, where he is a guest™of his father at the White House. He

comments weekly on current events

for his chain of Texas sttaions. Mr. Roosevelt did not specifically \ nominate Mr. Garner—who has been reported as the leader of the {conservative Srposition within the $DPemocratic Party to some of his

: Ttather’ ’s policies—for the Presidency,

nor did he state the year in which he thought a Texan would be

; AUSTIN, Tex., Jan. 17 (U. P).— W. Lee (Pass the Biséuits, Pappy) ‘Daniel, radio’s crooning flour

salesman who sang his way into

politics; today was inaugurated ‘Governor of Texas. In keeping with the bizarre note ‘of the campagn, the inaugural oath was taken in the football stadium of the University of Texas. There ‘were 80,000 men, women and chil“dren present.

CLAIMS CONFESSION IN EASTERN SLAYING

NEW YORK, N. Y.,, Jan. 17 (U. .) —Frank Mozda, 34, held for an ttempted assault on a woman at Suffern, N. Y.,, has admitted assaulting 12 other wonlen in the

neighborhood and murdering a girl

t Simpson, Pa., last December, Detective William Sterns said today. He denied that he had murdered

Margaret Martin, whose nude body was found in a burlap bag in

Keelersburg Creek near her home at

Kingston, Pa., Dec. 21, but there was striking similarity in the manner of Miss Martin's death and the

murder he described. INVITES DIES TO SPEAK

PT. WAYNE, Jan. 17 (U. P)).—

presentative Martin Dies (D.

) has been asked to speak bee an Americanism meeting here pbably on Feb. 20, it was an-

unced today by A. R. ‘Vegalues

airman of the Americanization

mmittee of the American Legion, 47,

EXONERATED IN DEATH KISSIMEE, Fla., Jan. 17 (U. PJ).

- Coroner’s jury verdict exond James Bronson in connection

“the death of the Rev. Otto M.

of Indianapolis, who was fa= injured Saturday when struck

an auto driven by Mr. Bronson

LOCAL DEATHS |

GEORGE STAFFORD, an Indi- | anapolis resident. for two years, is to be buried in Campbellsburg, Ky., following services at 10 a. m. today at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Chastian, 1263 Lawton St, and at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Campbellsburg. He was 67. Mr. Stafford was a member of the Independent Order of Foresters in Louisville. He is survived by his wife, Mary; .and four daughters, Mrs. Chastian, with whom he made his home; Mrs. Georgia Weesner of Muncie; Mrs. Margaret Mankin of Marion; and Mrs, Jessie Campbell of Campbellsburg.

buried tomorrow at Holy Cross following services at 8:30 a. m. at the Blackwell Mortuary and at 9 a. m. at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral,

Mrs. Link who was 82, died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Rail, 2320 N. Alabama St. Born in Jennings County, Mrs. Link had been ari Indianapolis resident 40 years. She was a member of the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral parish. Mrs. Link is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Catherine Wolsiffer, Mrs. Bertha Kelly and Mrs. Rail; one son, George Link; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchil-dren; all of Indianapolis.

FRANK H. YOUNG, who died yesterday at his home, 3811 Kenwood Ave., will beb uried tomorrow at Crown "Hill following services at 3 p. m. at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. The Rev. C. A. McPheeters, North M. E. Church pastor, will officiate. Mr. Young, who was 81, had been a hardware lumber dealer 60 years. He was born in Carthage and taught school in Rushville. He had been an Indianapolis resident 50 years. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Bernice Deming of Vevay, Mrs. Marie . McLaughlin, Indianapolis; Mrs. Esther True, North Hollywood, Cal, and Mrs. Frances Barton, Huntington, W. Va. and one son, Raymond A. Young, East St. Louis.

MRS. MARGARET LIPSCOMB, who died here Sunday, will be buried at Martinsville followin services at the Community U. Church, 21st St. and Tipton Ave. at 10 a. m. tomorrow. She was 75. Mrs. Lipscomb, who was a. member of the Community U. B. Church, is survived by her husband, Frank; two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Oliver and Mrs. Rose Sandler, and two sons, Earl and John.

MRS. CLEMENTINE CUNNINGHAM, 1152 Dawson St., who died Saturday, was, buried today at Washington Park following services at the Tolin Mortuary. ‘She was 62. Mrs. Cunningham was born in Green County and came to Indianapolis 44 years ago. She was a member of the Edwin Ray M. E. Church. Mrs. Cunningham is survived by her husband, Jonathan D. Cunningham; two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Wood and Mrs. Wilma Schakel;

George L. Cunningham, all of Indianapolis; and four brothers, Walter, Newton, Verne and George Musser of Linton.

PAUL J. PITTS, 1362 N. LaSalle St., who died Sunday in Louisville, Ky., will be buried tomorrow at Crown Hill following services at 1:30 p. m. at Shirley Bros. Mortuary. He was 54. Mr. Pitts was born in New Orleans, La. “He had been in the insurance business in Indianapolis for 30 years and the last 12 years he was field superintendent for the Kentucky Life Insurance Co. He is survived by his ite, Mrs. Frances E. Pitts.

THE REV. JESSE GREER will be buried at Patoka following services there at 10 a. m. tomorrow. He died Sunday at his home, 2139 N. Arsenal Ave. Services also will be held at 3 p. m. today at the North Arsenal Chupch of God, of which the Rev. Mr. Greer’s wife, the Rev. Hester Greer, is pastor. The Rev. Mr. Greer, who was 68, was pastor of the Princeton Church of God. He was born in Princeton and had lived there dnd in Indianapolis all his life.

two daughters, Mrs. Amath Bryant and Mrs. Gretchen Stephenson, Indianiapolis.

JOSEPH C. ROHR, 1355 Barth Ave.,, will be buried Thursday at Memorial Park following services at 2 p. m, at the Tolin Mortuary. He was 62 and died yesterday at his home. Mr. Rohr was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and was ‘ superintendent of the Kresge Building 14 years. He is survived by his wife, Alice; a son, Earl; a grandson, William Joseph Rohr, and_two sisters, Mrs. Louise Borman and Mrs. Emma Hiatt, all of Indianapolis.

ERNEST J. GENTRY, 5159 Balti-

following services at 10 a. m. today| 2 Shirley Bros. Mortuary. He was ‘Born in Hendricks County, Mr. Gentry had been an Indianapolis resident Since 1925. He was employed as a cabinet maker by the

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AKRON—Mrs. ‘Sarah Jalderina vivors: Daughters, Gail Harsh Morris, rs. Ernest Hunter; Vernon, Claude. BURLINGTON—Mrs. $2 Survivors: Father Ho brothers. George, James and Charley Kelley. CHALMERS—Mrs. Survivors: Fred, Sam; daughters, Julia. Burgett, Mrs. Leota Tatum. CICERO—Marion Blanton, 178. ore Son, Lowell Blanton; wife, Alice, iE EER FELD—Mrs,

Survivors: Sons, Theodore, Henry,

berg, Mrs. Benjamin Fulling. ELKHART—George A. Emerson, 73. Sur yvivors: Sister, Mrs : a iffed Wiliams; brothers, Charies Joh Brant, 75. Survivors: Lucy; 2

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Sisters, Schnee;

EV. vivors: H. T Wiliam:

Ada: daughters, Mrs. Sarah Suter, Chandler Charles; Diother, Arc. Mrs. Sop! Zwickel, 85. Daughters, iis Addie Bettag, Olmstead; sons, Waldo, John, Harry Mrs. ouise Elizabeth Baumeyer Survivors: Husband, John: SOR at August, Andrew; sisters, Mrs. derahe, Mrs, lie Wessel; Gottlieb Wessel. Sais. Lizzie. Bartley, 71. James; sons, John IIIs: brothers, - John, Riley Vann.

FRANKFORT Mrs. Alice Lamb, 62. Survivors: Pashend, Albert; son, Earl; sister Mrs. ary Alexander; brother, H. A. Wicker.

Survivors: ‘ank,

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LE—Charles Kemp,

NNVIL. Wife, Stella; sons,

Bits by Bits, $10 Bill Goes To Srey

Times Special

FRANKFORT, Jan. 17— Harry Bristley, a grocery manager here, received a $10 bill from a customer who pur= chased less than $1 worth of goods.

The bill was torn and the pieces had been pinned. together. .The bank later noti« fied Mr. Bristley that the ‘pieces were parts of different bills and the note was of no value.

Bank officials told Mr. Bristley of another person, an insurance man, who had the same experience. Mr. Bristley sought the insurance man to see if he had the other parts of the bills. He had them.

WIFE WINS DIVORCE

RENO, Nev. Jan. 17 (U. P.)— Mrs. Natica Peabody Sinclair, an attractive blond, today obtained a divorce from Beverly Kennon Sinclair, New York stock broker who is a cousin of the Duchess of Windsor. Mrs. Peabody waived alimony. She charged cruelty and gave the details to Judge B. F. Curler at a closed session. She said she had no plans for another marirage. The Sinclairs were married Sept. 22, 1937.

W. D. Allison Co. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America. ‘Mr. Gentry is survived by his wife, Edna; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Reed and Mrs. Lucille Woodling; three sons, Paul, Ralph, and Seymour, all of Indianapolis; and one brother, Marshall, of Lizton.

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Bader, 809 E. Towa St. (left), and Mrs. Jerry Selby,

Cora Alva Green, and stepmother,

r. and Mrs. John Kelley; sister, rs. Ella Edward, Orval,

Matilda Wilson, 90. Mrs.

surviv-

Caroline Stahlberg, d daughters, Misses Bertha and Louise Stahl-

Wife, sons, Harold, Frederick, Clarence, Norman; daughter, "Mrs. William Phillips.

ANSVILLE—Eugene A. Wilson, 85. Sus. Ww. Robb,

. Tig Charles Z. McNeely, 59. Survivors: Wie, Sophia ° Wallenmieyer: sons, Jonn, Arthur,

Mrs. Bertha Henry, 64. wiiliam, e VanEmma a Mies Til- | gg brothers, August, Charles and Survivors: Hus-

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STATE DEATHS

i SurJack ons, *Lioyd,

Baioh X Kemp: | brothers, James M., Will and ay. LOGANSPORT Lincoln Gipe, 78. Survivors: Wife, Mrs ‘Gipe; daughters, Ruth Gipe, Mrs. Marie "Wells: sisters, Mrs. Cora Snyder, Mrs. Alice Bennett, Mrs. William Mulino. MEXICO—Noah Ulrey, 91. Survivors: Sons, David, ‘Owen; daughters, Mrs. E. E. Strong, Mrs. Phillip Lehman, flora; Lawrence

foster daughter, Mrs. MICHIGANTOWN~Mrs. aly White, 84. dali" Daughter, Mrs, Willlam Kirken-

CELLO-—Jesse J. Tent 69. Sursivors: Daghiers, i Mrs. oldie arpenter,

May Lari mer: sons, La Wornert. Chester: sister, Mrs. Pearl Gibson; half-brother, Elmer Ree Mrs, NEWTOWN—MTrs. Julia, Meeker, 81. Survivors: Sons. Frank, Orville. 8 8 = OAKLAND CITY—Mrs. Belle Tisdale, 77. Survivors: 5. Datgh ters, Mrs. Thomas Brown Mrs. ord; sons, Oliver, Harvey. Ss. Mr PERU—Charles WwW. Wolf, 179. Mrs, Frances Cha ap! s Mrs. Maude Schmidt; brother,

0! J. Cunningham, 68. Survivo Dau iam Mrs. Josephine White; Forhos. Char Fles, JS nninghant; sister, rs. Mary

Grandsta. Noah Ulery, 92. Survivors: Sons, David, Owen E.; daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Strong, Mrs. Laura Layman, Mrs. Myrtle Flora. ROYAL CENTER—Mrs. ‘Carrie L. Miller, . Survivors: Daughters, nary Nead, Mrs. Mabe! Buck, Mrs. ‘Alice Buc. sisters, Mrs. Olive | outs, Mrs. Gertrude West; brothers, E. and L. Bell. a Morton Eck, 617. Survivors: Wife, Sara Elizabeth; daughter, Mrs. Carl Trees: brothers, Joseph and Theodore Eck; sisters, Mrs. Jennie Reed, Mrs, Ruth McNaught.

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SOUTH BEND—Beverly B. Bussert, 63. Survivors: Son, Wilbur; rothers, Ambrose,

Loren, Daniel. a BE. Marks, 72. + Ei Daughters, Mrs, ive. Mite hel, rs, Henney, T, . Jester; sons, Ora, George Long: brother, Harrison Richter; Kiki Miss Josephine Richter, Mrs, Emma she:

, Bieker 40. Survisors: Hite, Alice: parents, Mr. and Mrs nry Bieker: stepdau her, Tiars. Paul " Bilt: sisters, Mrs. John Elpers, Miss Celia Bieker, Miss Louise Bieker; brothers, Henry, Aloysius 4.

WAKARUSA—Eli A. Smeltzer, Survivors: ‘Wife, Mina; sons, Ohlen, Guy; daughters, Mrs. Elsie Overholser, Mrs. Arlene Raider; brother, Josiah; sister, Mrs. Saloma Kensinger; half-sisters, Mrs. MelLL Sass, Mrs. Charles Buss; half-brother, ron

RITES ARE HELD FOR EX-PENNSY ENGINEER

LOGANSPORT, Jan. 17—Funeral services were conducted here today for: Lincoln Gipe, retired Pennsylvania passenger engineer, who died at 78. He was the last of five brothers, all of whom were Pennsylvania engineers.

Mr. Gipe retired in 1929 after serving 51 continuous years. The last 40 years of the period were spent on fast passenger trains between Logansport and Cincinnati. His rec-

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‘charges. Frank L. Inman 68, of 3336 Cen-. tral Ave, was taken to Methodist Hospital after a collision between his car and e truck at Harding St. and Kentucky A rls Brown, Camby, drove the tru “A 13-year-old boy ee pod serious

taxicab as he was crossing the 600 block of E. St. Clair St. on his way home from School 10. The boy, Arthur Yeldig, 649 Arch St, was treated at Methodist Hospital. Oris Hall, 1704 Carrollton Ave, | - Of the 46 persons

day for he 5 violations, i charged with and running

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Trucks Are Not Allowed to - Drive Over Curbs.

A request that the public’ not ask coal dealers to violate City ordinances, was issued today by E. S. Joseph, Indianapolis Coal Merbis Association president. In many instances, Mr. Joseph said, customers insist that dealers

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trucks over curbs and sidewalks in making deliveries, This is forbidden by City ordinance, he pointed out, and in several cases, drivers have been arrested for complying with the customer’s demand. Mr. Joseph said the ordinance makes it permissible for trucks to be backed over the sidewalk where curbs have been cut for that purpose. “All trucks are equipped with wheelbarrows and coal can be wheeled in for delivery Where the curb has not been cut.”

NONA M'ADOO DIVORCED

RENO, Nev, Jan.. 17 (U.P).— Mrs. Nona McAdoo Taylor, daughter of former Senator William G. McAdoo of California won an uncontested divorce today from Francis Taylor, prominent in New York society. She charged cruelty.

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(Furniture Refinishing)

FURNITURE refinishing, Hotere: inte= Hor Painting, Reasons le. Reference. MR,

(General Repairing)

CH. [IMNEYS, stucco 18paits; caulking brick, cement, roonng. Bl i general re=

pairing. (Hauling) LIGHT HAULING OR TRANSFER. REAS, (Mattresses) fg a a Ave. SY Since 1686 (Paper Hanging)

WALTER HARVEY, 329 S. State. MA-3157. Paperhanging; built-in archways. Guar=-

FREE M. Ww

oon Aoor.

has men's garments; s, reline. Reasonable,

212-214 B, TA-6867. ¢

207 8, ce.

‘boil= suaran-

L1-1864

Sold, . dase:

SPECIAL $4.00—Papering, any size room pie hy bung; gue: afinteed: steaming. i TRESE PAPERHANGING—$2 ois. and up—woik platanteed, romp Teervice. Call CHEV-

best of referdiet kitchen.

1 lazg,

HOUSEKEEPER cooking. ences colored; | 1 year in TA-0425.

Jobs Wanted—Male

DRIVING, grease work, maintenance; dishonest, short hou: rs, good pay. EAGLEN, 422 Spring

EXPERIENCED driver wants work—city reference. HE-2429

Special Announcements 12B

IR-1159.

CH-1806.

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST. MOORE & KIRK

TA-6056-8.

NEWB R-4477. Guaranteed Radio LOUIS J. LONG.

Y RADIO AND ELECTRIC SHO Jortice all Makes E. 23d. TA-6269.

Personal Services 13

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

N. Illinois St.

L1-5409.

Brengle Garage Special vo 8

‘DR-0321.

alone imes.

Count The

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect St.

62952 subscribers Ah day in, Marion Risulte at Yl west. word rate in the city. Phone RI-5551.

DR-0322.

JaOtor work. I personally SUarantee eve

C. E. Brengle, 740 = Market

SPECIAL. practical trained nurses’ service. Doctor's reference; experienced. pleasI personality; unincumbered. HA-

chauffeur ;

P| ABBEX

Special Rates—Work Guaranteed. Reference.

Paperhanging — Steaming— Painting—prompt Wk. guar.

(Plumbing) 5% PLUMBING—Free estimates; work guarane teed; septic tanks installed anywhere, Call DR-16876-J.' (Roofing)

ALL kinds roofing, remodelin free estimates; Work uaranteed:

{Window Cleaners)

Buildin stores. jasiones 5 Faint w ashin

CH-2560 CH-0512

rar A

33¢ BE. Market ae

62.152 subscribers every day in Marion County al alone Riad, your, Fant a in sults at lowest word ra in the city, Phone RI-5551. ns

20 HAVE a few Tarms from 40 to 160 acre can be sold on 10% down. balance ots

Farms—Suburban

period of 15° Years at 5% interest. Posfeselon March 1st, ACRO REAL

Indianapolis’ Most Convenient, Complete

TAL DIRECTORY

Offering a Choice Selection of

APARTMENTS—H OUSES—ROOMS

APARTMENTS

HOUSES

2 "ROOMS

Apartments for Rent

138

Houses for Rent 19

Rooms With Board 15

5 rms. rt. apt.

rance

Sresuy,

Choice apts. gladly shown. GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 5 u W. Vermont.

—CENTRAD, 2131—Furnished private bath bath, JBI bed.

efs.

reduced

HA-3576-J.

Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments

108 E. Wash.. Room 303. LI-63%3. NEWLY FURNISHED

2 bdrms., Walking

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

zedes.

HE-1328.

1o00ms,

Private’ en-

$37. Hae 5-rm. apt. Others.

1510 DELOSS—S8-rm.; inside toilet, garage; 40 N, FIGHLAND—6-rin. dble.; water pd.;

928. AF ARBOR~S5-rm. Jhod.: water pd.: $20. 1801 PARK—6-rm.; water dy $42.50. 1617 DELOSS—5- a Alo

JENNINGS BROS. LI-3814.

2345 N. NEW JERSEY

1 8-room mod. double. Good cond.; 4 bedrooms, gar., steam heating plant, 30. SECU "TRUST CO. -6571.

WANT A LEAN PLACE TO LIVE? Low rent, 50c day. $15.00 mi month, Water Paid—shades, screens included. 010 bay st: 1 } Jomime i Sige Sash: st a square o ® 1S Ray Ste 1 sage RUFF R-5055

Park 2350; Se he Arranged

OPEN-— high-class double

m, sun parlor, dining room, furaishe breakfast room and kitc oy 3 e bed-

0—BEVILLE, A ooms,

BROADWAY

BROADWAY,

adults. COLLEGE,

EAST, 728 N. utilities. paid:

BR os Se epariment,

Tt ~s (Piano.)

fur hot

able,

eat; u

mt, times o rivate e frator, stoker heat, ad

OTH_"Huggler —un-

2s Turiianed: $42.50.

BLVD,

® eat,

heat gradio}

I Poi i: MERIDIAN. 3339 N., APT. meid’s rm

off #5 ie Plan - apitor

N.—Lovel

21 N. (Upper) 13 ( bpp ic

ba lactri

furnished aR redecora ties: also two bedroom; adults:

3—Eetter

-3 stove,

Lar

center Ral refrig-

ults; reference.

type 1 ©O

3-room fur

~~AD} ished; DL: trical oom, furnis Bess

nished. LI-9779. L = 'ALL CREEK 321 E.-Large, uniurnished, two bedrooms, grand location.

Sus ei

EE utilities: no

Reason

otern i room Loker heat, jpiaaire; siete BR. 2503.

= 3={nfurnishied;

utiliredu lod:

1403— yoom kitchenette apartment: 8 aie,

426—5 Rooms, heat, water and | 44 VIRGINIA. AVE.

3-Room s-Room unfurnished Siliities. in.:

020 N.—Attractive apamtilents, ‘jnnersprngs,

rigidaite. hI

“service: LI-5596. y unfurnished Sos vo Bedroom apartment’ oo1 ilities, shower,

two 3 entilation; only = + 3 rooms; Na RAR heat; garage. CH-1806. "Ri io i : Bardwood og Bors, unfurnished:

oi tefrigeraaes fteason- | BROAD

t, water;

apartments.

smo Tk.

ng, drinks

ed away "ing permitted. 1663 Pa E_ #4 LADY are ges" in ie = Home with couple. ox 311, ome ant Ad iH

rooms; 7 closets: nice locat GUILFORD, 30261 — om bedrooms; modern; gar 10TH ST., 3028 Elam. double in 2004 condition; water paid. 0.

26 N. NEW JERS single; double garage; anol rent. 138 N. Delaware St. MA-1429.

901 RIVER AVE. $-room semi-modern side of double; water 2s garage; $17. 128 N. Delaware

TACOMA, 250 —Good R-room single; modern; 200 $35. 11-8401. 44 Virginia Aye.

ROOMS

Rooms Without Board 14

CAPITOL, 3502 N.—Warm, comf. $2.50 GAPTIOL, hot water; privileges.

Gentlemen; phone. 617—Comfortably

$2.50; - GRANT, niched two in Fh. my near E. car, IR-5803. : 2808 N. New Jersey: Tice room arge ar innersprings, hear bath, phone AY, 1701 Large light warm suitable 2-3; meals optional; reas-

furgan

onabie. eer BROAD 2030—Warm, comfortable, s+ private home; suitable 2; next Bath: privet SL :

SRoADwA WAY, Y, 3404; front iceping im Aj good

Ve. entrance; garage o 2596. mt

BROADW. ‘bath, i beat, inner Bunt reasons

innersprings; breakfas

on ots hea

HOUSES

1 ny. Als drooin:

HA-0536.

transpo: ortation: reasonable,

$21; water Bie . room dou ‘RI! 62.

22 IH Houses for Rent

1224 N Seg ed ‘yard,

Lower

unfurnis|

19 PEAR

j hed « Gprage, | water Vaid; $22.

Toad Naar

Tally’s,

sleeping room, steam hea

STAN. | N,, 3314—Pleasant roon Toon: arg

bath; ideal loca nt args j; near ac. *

fro ‘Bear beth: oe 8 “optionais "Suitable Y 20—Large, front nable, TA-3821. "Airished ON BLVD good heat; close bath. WEATROP. 3415; room. adjoini Jilvate rT ad vrivileges. Sul ctive room, near aff.” orive Home easonable. HE-

$5—NEW

‘28 So. Il. | BUG!

2837; real home; “good meals. TA-

§561—-FRONT _ ROOM; EDS. NEAR R. C. A.

2 emplo RT isi 2680 DEARBORN, N. WITH TWIN B CH-0711.

ENE, 968 (near Riverside) —Weil fur- ? jiished ! front room; good meals optional.

Tae E., F4I—Attractive oom, next am Walking distance. Excellent meals.

ie Fi6—Tice room; . women; Joard 0 bioni SW home (no smok=

NEW Fa N.. 2142—Lovely, warm, - front room; near bath: breakfast; phone; 3

NEW JERSEY, 2314 N.—Well-furnished front room, modern home; good meals

optional. room; = young wines po a bed A" mpio, » board potas] ployec. rcouple;

'A-1639. CHILD t ard; : oh ody 00 Ia home; Christian

Snaers standin child problems; close school BR-443.

"| BOARD AND ROOM for small ‘child. Modern home, Mother’ * er home 0 fotner's care. References, : 16

Hotels

$4.60 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

HOOSIER HOTEL

Results at lowest want ad noord, rate the city in or

BD 4720 — Lovely, large, hext $

optional; able. : CAP 1% 5 Qutside MAYFIELD ut Beat. Wkly. ris. “Coo

The. well furnished Faith

furnished, redec- | Enon CENTRA] Nicely am. heat: good | BE

2820 wasir 4 furnished, shower bath; | reaso 34TH-—Nicely |

den, | - table | N

as With Board

$4 Week ~ MILNER HOTEL

Guest Laundry Done Free 126 8S. Illinois

$3.50 SEMINOLE HOTEL. 910 N._

ALA.—Steam hea wae ter in rms.; adjoining baths; transien 50 up Outside Sooms, wy heat;

io” Times. RI-5551.

Housekeeping Rooms

ROOM = i eand fo on. 2630 Ne EON . 218—Warm front room Tid K ichen tte’ "apartment, near bath; utile

50 up: Sos shiigh |

distance. _ T03—Apart. 9; Ci Mn. cicepin AVE. hea Pa : C gary RI 2, ERT

' FRAUER & CO. Ss