Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1939 — Page 23

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Attorneys fo

is.,, Jan. 20 (U. P.).— William Horlick Sid- ~ dey began presentation foday of

testimony support his objections lo probate of the will of his mother, Irs. Maybelle Horlick Sidley, heir- § of & multi- million dollar malted

“seeks a larger share of |

- estate, imated to be worth befour and five millions dollars. (1€ of the will he would ive to share the fortune, after deE ons. or various charitable beQuests, with W. Perkins Bull, Toley. Mrs. Sidley was a close friend of » Bull a ore was a guest at his

oronto home for 18 months prior to der death last July. Mr. Sidley

‘gharges that his mother was of un-|.

‘sound mind and under undue influ--ence when she signed the will, .

Both. Gain Points

Mr. ‘Sidley and Mr. Bull both won secondary ints yesterday. Probate Judge J. Allen Simpson accepted Proof of the will, establishing that it had been executed in legal form— Mr. Sidley had sought to have it reJected—but he indicated in his ruling that t advantage in the case at present is in Mr. Sidley’s favor. “There is. little before the court to show undue influence,” he said, “and little to show lack of mental capacity—not sufficient at least to nonsuit the will at this time. rule now that the burden of proof shifts to the objectors. (Pause. 1 ‘may state, however, that the burden ‘of proof not so great as usual .at this time in the probate of a “will, » ° The ruling does not make the ‘will effective but opened the way for ‘Mr. Sidley’ 5 attorneys to present his ‘Objections. | fo a aid to Testify James D.| ‘Shaw, chief counsel for idley, said Mrs. May Harrison, ne “Sidleyls personal maid at the Bull hone, ‘would be the first witness. She testified in previous hearings that she was discharged after she had told m mbers of the Horlick family that they should take Mrs. Sidley away from Mr. Bull's home. ‘Dr. J. S. 8. Cathcart, Canadian psychiatrist, concluded his testimony in half of the executors late yesterday. He said there had . been frequent displays of “demonstrative affection” between Mr. Bull and Mrs. Sidley.

MARTIN SUSPENDS 15 HIGH OFFICERS U. A. Ww. Head Moves on

Bloc Threatening His Ouster ;

DETROIT, Jan. 20 (U. P.)— President Homer Martin of the United Automobile. Workers Union today suspended 15 high officers and "executive board members in a retaliatory move against a factional bloc. :which Jthreatened to oust him from office. | Those suspended were: Vice Presidents R. J. Thomas, Richard rankensteen, Wyndham Mortimer and Ed Hall, and Secre-tary-Treasurer George Addes; executive board . mggibers ‘Charles Milland, Os Ontario; Delmond Garst, Detroit: Norris Field, Detroit; Fred Pieper; ‘Atlanta, Ga.; Walter Reuther; Detroit, president ‘of the PoRertul West Side local; Paul Miley, Cleveland; Richard Reisinger, | Cleveland; Ellsworth ‘Kramer, Toledo, O.; Leo Lamotte, ‘Detroit, recently ousted by Mr. Martin as president of the strong anti-Marin Plymouth local, and ;Tracy Doll, Detroit.

id A U.S. TO PROBE ROUT OF SHARECROPPERS

STREST, Mo., Jan. 20 (U. P.). —Four Federal agents were on their way here today to investigate the breaking up of a Sesser 500 sharecroppers by State icemen, who * loaded them into trucks and returned them to the plantations from which many had been evicted. Sheriff A. PF. Stanley said a race riot had been threatened. A represenative of the Farm Security Administration at New Madrid telephoned hi - ton that the removal of the campers constituted “forceful eviction.” He said the sharecroppers had been ~ held virtual prisoners all day yesterday. The FSA sent four investiga- ‘ tors here ediately.

HITLER KIN IN COURT OVER TAX PAYMENT

LONDON, ‘Jan. 2 (U. P.).—Mrs. Bridget Hitler, the Irish-born sister-in-law of Adolf Hitler, was one of . 800 pe summoned ko Highgate Police Court today for honpayment

of local taxes. She offered to pay up her taxes of about $45 the next six weeks and the Borough Council Treasurer - agreed to the offer. Mrs. jtler married the Nazi Fuehrer's Austrian half - brother, Alois, who is a waiter in Dublin. They separated in 1914. The Fuehrer received Mrs. Hitler and her son, Willie, at Munich in 1937.

GABLE’S WIFE DUE _ AT DIVORCE CENTER

LAS VEGAS, Nev., Jan. 20 (U. P.), ~—Mrs. ea Gable arrives today for the req six weeks’ Nevada residence, after which she may obtain " a long-expected divorce from Clark Gable, the actor. cud A Droperty seifiement, Yeportedly of $285 been arranged. ‘Hollywoog 0 he and Carole Lombard, his constant companion, "will be married by April. It was expected that Mrs. Gable would sue ; grounds of incompata

superiors in Washing-|.

Dr. Steelman

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Dr. John R. Steelman (left),

Greeted Here

Indianapolis Times, Friday, Jan. 20, 1939 Ed-

er Heckman, Lydia Stark and Gustav Stark away Thursday at her home 412 roliton. Jeryices, at the NER MO Lol

BU RTUARY, 1:30 p. Friends invited. Buns at Crown Hill, Friends may call at mor-

tuary any time.

HUNTER-Scoit. departed jnis ile 3b aye tona neral at MO IRVINGTON MORTUAR “ington Se) Saturday, x Pp. m, . Crown Hill.’ Friends ‘invited.

EITH—Charles iT age 84, ry ket

beloved ah er of ‘Har

and grand-

UNERAL HOME Saturda 2 m, Friends a Burial at Shethorial Park

Cemetery. paisnds ol the SHIR, RAR cltAEL,

filinota at 10th SE. Friday after 5 or at the Irvington Funeral Home Die 9 a. m. Saturday.

KEHOE—John W., age 58, brother of Mrs. Frank Landers. Mrs. Frank Karry, Miss Ann Kehoe, Mrs. Stasia Gillispie, Mrs. Herman Young, Tom and ame es Keho oe assed away hursday | a. m., 109 N. Quincy. Friends ma call at the DORSEY FUNERAL HOM 925 E. New York ats any Se, OE i SaturOur Lady of Lourdes ‘Church. Soria bat Joseph Cemetery.

‘awa! Thursday 3539 E. Walnut

after hoon Saturday. Services 1:30 p. at the above addre 2 p.m. ar St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran urch. Burial Concordia TCE. Friends invited. TOLIN SERVIC

NELSON—Marshall R., beloved father of Mrs. Jennie Hanchett snd % Earl Nelson, passed away Fgsiday St Jan. 20. Funeral A AR will be held at the Grace M Church, New York St. and Grant Ave., Mo

Ja at 2:30 o’clock. n.

day afternoon, a2, P! elphia, Ind,

hilad riends may call FUN. ME, nois 17th at. ., from Saturday noon YH Monday noon and at the chapel after 1 o'clock Monday.

. | WHETSTINE—Mollie, mother of Mrs. Edna

: Times Photo. director of the U. S. Conciliation

Service of the Department of Labor, came to Indianapolis today from

Washington to explain how labor conciliation service works. He was

greeted by Robert Fox, conciliator.

(Story, Page One).

WARNS OF JoY RIDE TO CRIME

Urges Youths to Resist Lure of Car Theft.

A great many youths who wirid up in prison joy ride their way into crime in stolen cars, Rolf T. Harbo, Washington, assistant to J. Edgar Hoover, Federal Bureau Investigation chief, said this afternoon in an interview. Mr. Harbo is to address the Irvington Union tonight in the public

school at Ritter and E. Washington Sts. He was the guest here of Herold Reinecke, in charge of the FBI. “Most of the youths start by joy riding, apparently innocently. Then when they cannot get a car, they

"| steal one,” he said. “If they are not

discovered, or if they are caught and are improperly punished, they try it again. By the time they have stolen three or four cars, they are well on their way to being criminals.” Mr. Harbo said that the crime trend was downward from 1930 to 1936 and that radio, and new and swifter police techniques acted as deterrents to crime. He said a burg-

lar, for instance, who has been ap-

prehended once because: of -the swiftness with which police now are able to work, is unlikely to try it again.

“Yes-sh Indeed! It Ish a Real Alli-gashur’

Times Special FT. WAYNE, Jan. 20.—One little fellow in Carl Bolyard’s bar couldn’t get anyone to believe his alligator story. One was ° crawling in “the front door, he said two or three times. “All right,” some one said as he downed another, “have it your way. You can see an “alligator.” : Then he looked at the front door. He saw an alligator. Then everyone saw an, alligator. Then everyone left so hurriedly that the back door, oridnarily wide. enough, created a bottle neck condition. - The alligator belonged to Ed Bensman, attendant in a nearby filling station. He caught up with it, petted it, and took it home. Next drinks were on the house.

TIED-UP WIFE TAKES CASE TO GRAND JURY

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20 (U. P) —Edward S. Hewitt, 42, an under-

taker, was held in $600 bail for the Grand Jury today after his wife charged that he: | Tied her to a table with Christmas ribbon so that she could not go to work. Forced her to acfompany a body to the morgue. Kicked her and doused her with cold water. Mrs. Hewitt rejected suggestions

reconcilation with her husband.

RAIN WITH PIG THEFT MEANS FOUR MONTHS

NETTUNO, Jan. 20 (U. P.).— Farmer Luigi Bacialemani, who, stole widow Maria Palcinelli’s pig, faced four months in prison today because it rained. The 250-pound pig, named Michele, is pinkish white, Sig. Palcinelli carried ‘it to his farm and painted it black. When the widow arrived with police she viewed the black pig and reluctantly admitted it wasn’t hers. Just then it began to rain and Sig. Michele began to return to his original hue.

PLAN FLOWER SHOW The Allied Florists of Indianapolis will meet today to begin plans for a flower show here in 1940. The meeting will be held at H. W. Rieman’s Sons. It is planned to bring flowers from all over the world. Orchids

Hawaii will be brought by airplane;

FBI Agent, Here for Speech,

by Magistraté Jacob Dogole for a;

from South America and leis from/|

Xm!Cx-Even You May Be A Bit Wacky

BOSTON, Jan. 20 (U. PJ. —The United States has such a bad case of jitters that there won't be a sane person around in 2139, David Seabury, New York psychologist and author, believes. : Speaking at Ford Hall Forum, he cited statistics from the English Academy of Medicine to support his conten-

tion.’ “The United States is on the verge of a collapse,” he said. “We have ‘a bad case of jitters. The panic following the Orson Welles radio drama and the fact that we spend more time teaching college students how to raise hogs than how to raise children are ‘evidences. of our insanity. “We. live in 1939 mechanically, but socially, . morally and ethically, we live in the year 939. What can keep a man sane? Why, two of nine marriages end in divorce. Isn't that itself Sriaenie of insanity? “Lack of democracy 5 the home is a main cause of insanity. Any mother who says to a child, ‘Mother knows best,’ is an autocrat.” , Moreover, Mr. Seabury said, each year almost as many people enter insane asylums as colleges.

FARM PRICES CLOSE 1938 ON UPGRADE

v LAFAYETTE, Jan. 20 (U. P.).— Indiana farm prices closed on the upgrade in December, 1938, the Purdue University Department of Agriculture statistics and the U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics reported today. Hoosier agricultural prices closed at an index of 94.8 using 1910-14 as 100, they reported. The December figure was 1.2 points higher than the preceding month, Average during the year was 9.8, with March registering a top of 1044 and October sinking to 92.6. The 1937 index was 129.3, largely reflecting good ‘business conditions before the recession set in, the bureaus reported. Purchasing power of Indiana farm products for 1938 was set at 80, two points lower than the 1937 figure,

CITY TO TAKE ‘S’ OUT OF MASSACHUSETTS :

The Works Board today announced plans to eliminate the “S” turn on Massachusetts Ave. at Dearborn St., recognized by City officials as a serious traffic hazard. . Louis C. Brandt, Work Board president, said he inspected the turn yesterday with City engineers, Chief Morrissey and representatives of the Big Four Railroad. He declared: the railroad had

‘lagreed to give the City the right-

of-way over its land to eliminate the curve. Cost of the work would be about $5000, it was said.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Inditaspolis Himes, FHasy, Jan 30, 1959

CASADY—Elmer O.. age 64, beloved husfather of Delma h Snead, brother of . and Thomas CasNicewanger, passed away sy Thursdiy, ‘Funeral Monday, 1:30 I Crown Hill. Friends may call at the 15t0 Tehidents 1126 N. De kon, 3 after . m. Saturday, and Sunday.” More acini. arrangements. later. SHIRLEY SERVIC.

LUNN-SHarry C., husband of Katherine

ady and M

Dunn and father of Norman Colin|: Col

Mo Miss Elizabeth J. Dunn, Mrs. Eleanor Bohn and brother of John and |N il; d Mrs. Jessie Bidwell, Friday morning, Services E & | BUCHANAN MORs UARY. Time of services later,

EDWARDS — Sanders, age 66, beloved brogher of Robert, Waiter and Laura Edwards, uncle of four nieces and two nephews, pa assed away Thursday at United States Veterans’ Hospita I. Puneral services gaturds 10 a. va STEVENS FUNERAL ME, “3851 10th St. Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friend may call at tne funeral home any une.

FORSYTH. Thomas E., of 1203 Spruce St., husband of Fannie Rorsyth, Det hee of Earl “Forsyth, passed away J 18, agé 70 Bars BN es Saturday, i a ANBLOSSOM MoE. Ray t. urial mington, Ind. Wome 8 Suan ‘Dlease copy.)

GABRIEL—Philip. Rose E., father Soinose and. Mrs. jway Thursday,

64 years, husband gh f Mr. Howard E

Carles ogle p.m Services Mbhdsy. pb. m., at residence, 701 W. Sd Sr p. m. Fridav. TYNER SERVICE.

GRAY—Jesse 'Ray, be Laura Gray. fathér o ti of ‘Mr

oved husband of Virginia and Lyle Amanda Fellen-

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WILSON—Eva GunHll, wife of P. B. Wilmother of Tom, Ch

vears. Friends O

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MERIDIAN, 1429--3-room unfurnished gpariment, all utilities furn., $82.50.. Call

NEW

“YORK, W., 12647,—4 Looms unfurrivate bath, good heat, conwater, [Doth paid; reasonable. __ Call owner, TA-1286. 22D, E., lo—Upper (duplex: five rooms: hardwood Jo01s, heat, _ reduced; transportation FOUR ROOMS—Un{urnished, bath, yard, orches, stoker heat, water furnished; E-5491 ter 6 p. m=:

. unfurnished; water:

A Fron SLY DY a gh cation. $60. 13-3393. 2725 N. Meridian CHEERFUL one, two-room artments. Stoker heat; utilities; no smoking. drinking permitted. 1668 Park

HOUSES

Houses for Rent

FRbie i lo-

5-Room Modern Bungalow

oyner (N. E.); garage and nice nh day i Pot. oa st nave 0 a Feferences. Soa nD:

Moving & Storage N| HOGAN TRANSFER & STORAGE CORP. & Oy ak Le Demathin STORA R E NITURE Van go to All 48 Stales

Agents AERO MAYFLOWER 863 Massachusetts Ave. RI-3396

BOB WHITE Restaurant

junch, Pia Steaks, Chops.

110 w.

late hio

Ee UB—Beer, w fine entertainment Signtiy: light ne 1061 W.

16th. WEAKS—Quality

Ww. A, groceries -— meats Sirestt vegetables.

ree delivery. 511

ARAL Radls Service—All ae LOUIS J. LONG 146 EB. 3d. TA- 6269. wan ad nay er a vest RI-8551 Bill will be sent later.

Tears, Holes, Burns¥g: Fabrics INDIANA WEAVING CO. Rey vsers, WOODRUFF PLACE nursing home; inva-

lids. convalescents: reasonable, 895 Miday: So Place. Cit-3388

Personal Services

MARCELS RAINBOW. BEAUTY ‘ACADEMY 4th Ploor Kresge Bldg.

SPECIAL! Hair Cut, Shampoo, Wave International. 229 N. Penn.

25¢ HAIR CUT, shampoo, all 3, Royal Beauty Acad., or Roosevelt Bldg.

IRENE’'S—Cl A ENES Pearance. oh iag. hats, Hh:83ag, To l0es

{Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATIONS. iadies’ men’s garments; clean, MEYE RO JACOBS Reasonable

TA+66617 (Auto Electric Service)

ELCO ARMATURE WORE

Houses & Lots for Sale 25

1125 E. 35TH AT FALL CREEK RBRLVD. 3-Bedroom mod. home; long living room; 5 gd sun wh bsmnt; 2-car rear 3

full $g000 oodr uff, BR-4074. ark Agcy.

11-3306.

1433 SILVER—Clear 5-rm. semimod. cottage. New roof, paint. Trade for bete ter property and assume. Mr. Davis

Davis Real Estate Co. “ri.s545

NEAR 41ST AND COLLEGE AVE. Three-bedroom double. svery detail modern: A-1 condition, Rents $47.50 a side. Price right. RI-8862. GEORGE STEWART. 506 Inland Bld

3715 HOYT

Rear of 730 8S. Sherman Dr.; new 2-bed-room bung.; large gar. About acre of ground. Open Sun, CH-0899. RI-0469.

|ACTION—Bsargain. beautiful 18-room, 2way double on North Side. Woman owner moving 30 Sulornia .and says sell for Terms. LL 56. INC., 438 Oceidental Bldg.

$100 DOWN—$18 MONTH 4.rm. bung, lon ans rm., r bed. Loc. illa near eastern, Abpalntment. Call CH-5025.

SPECIAL—Five-room double, rents $20.—

81.000." 1f Roo Ros cor ~ Efibse ¥a-sess: | ™

EFORMERS, 3307—4&-Rm. bung.. sara Meek $100 cash: $10 mo. ~RICidel. IR: BARGATN_F.

ht north; newls batted; 1563. FRAME DOUB SLE—A- 1

niné-room home 500, terms HA-

to ER to side.

is soToumsin 5 Jiu mice ie _" 28 oub

8,30 ard, garage. ~ o11—ynfirnished, a2 8iX-| >

445—Unfurnished SEX-

Many others. $13— WISCONSIN, W., joltr-room single, ¥. garage.

$17.50—OLIVER, I room single, Gomi modern: garage. __TON AGENCY, RI-5182 $2 $21 GRACELAND, 3450 — Lower, unfurPaid Li en modern; garage, water _ pai

CENTRAL

DELAWARE, N., 517—83.50 up: aice single

N | MERIDIAN, N., 3314—Pleasant room, large

250 N., Tacoma: 7 rms. gar $35.00 2740 Guilford: 8 rms., 2 ca . 35. 0% 2736 Guilford: 7 rms. — cava 610 W. 20ens 6 rms. : 2: 30:00 872 Udell; 9 ri . . 30.00 136 S ae. 5 rm . 2030 Sgarroliton: 8 Tims. ‘gar. .. 17 B 1 8r

1433 Guilford: 9 S. Temple: 2330 Guilford: 1349 Silver:

LL 8401 44 Virginia Av.

EUGENE, 968. (near Riverside)—Well furs Dished 2 room; "ood meals optional. LEXINGTON, 927—2 Rooms to share; man or woman. Congenial home. Reasonable, DR-3523-J. NEW

JERSEY 2025 N.—Twin bedroom well furnished; two gentlemen; road _ meals. TA-3581. NEW JE JERSEY. 2 2446—Living 8 ahd bedroom men, employed couple; board optional. | TA-1639.

CHILD to board: good home; Christian methods, understanding mother child problems: close to school. DR-4 i458, BOARD AND ROOM for small child. ModoR Jigme: Mother's care. References.

ON CARLINE—Niceé room; board optional; rivate home: employed (no smoking).

o1-

RI- 5551 for lowsst, WARC tad

OPEN— Park 2350; best arranged high-class double; room, sun parlor, jiping room, breakfast room and kitchen: 3 large bedrooms; 7 closets: nice location.

ROOMS

Rooms Without Board 14

$2—SINGLE, $3.50 double. 2125 Carrollton; warm. near bath; privileges; employer. _HE-3201. ag CAPITOL, 3502 N.—Warm, comf. $2.50 Constant hot water; privileges. Gentlemen; phone.

"Phone word rate in the city and quick results.

Hotels ls

$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL _ Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

$4 Week MILNER HOTEL

Guest Laundry Done Free 126 8. Illinois

$2.50—NICE light, “clean nished. Mi housekeeping.

_ Tlinols | $2.50—2608 N. New Jersey: : nice room, large _ Closets, innersyings, near bath. phone. $3—BEDROOM. | living room and aresing, clean, - quiet’ surroundings; employe entleman. See to appreciate. LI-7831 or appointment. | BROADWAY. 1791 — Large light warm room, suitable a> meals optional; reasonable. HE-5058 BROADWAY ~9036— Warm, . comfortable, next bath: Bate, fome: suitable 2: _. reasonable. BROADWAY, 4720; bath; innersprings: breakfast st optional.

warm, nicely. fur-

1147

warm, ext

lovely, olle .

Reasona 5, 1517—Large front, Ea nnersprings, steam LI-5" 5771.

nicely furnished, heat, reasonable. room, next ‘bath: steam heat; walking , distance.

1700 BAST—Light corner room, rivate family; kitchen privileges. CH- 43¢ 4-W.

ILLINOIS, 1923 N.—Large, well furnished, warm; constant hot water; 1-2 gent men. Reasonable.

MASSACHUSETTS _AVE.. 708-—Apart. _ Clean, Cepine ron hm, cSienm heat. MERIDIAN, Apt. 4, Court, ell Wry aon bath, phone; _ city He 2947 N.—Next bath constant hot water, private h onable.

good heat; ome; reas-

closets, near ath: ideal location; rea-

sonable. HA-267

NEW JERSEY. N., 1907—Lovely front, near bath; steam: very reasonable. HA-4531-W. NORTH. 3400~Lovely warm room, adjoin{Df Sith] 1-2 refined employed uersons.

$30. Raymond, E., 1761

Unfurnished single six-room:. modern. Som letely redecorated; garage. Call . No

$27.50—WATER rooms; garage _ 5944,

BEECH GROVE, 200 S. 6TH—Mod.,

rm. TE NNinGS: BROS. 38 8. linols.

A or Ave., N., 3167—8ix-room double, striety I nbdern, ‘excellent condition, Ra-

_rage. RIDAWSON, 8i1 — Pive-room upper, Gublex:

__heat, water: gar. | .i $35; rin

DAWSON, 1503—Newly d rated, strictl modern double; water paid. Inquire 1501

HC pLAES BE pr pe

teh, garage. water pal back Soege. w Pp!

TE A ra Io E Singlé; Gant new furnace, laundry.

excel! gordition: aid.

Sarase. tS ve or i excel

638—Modern 6-room font con adn garage. io car.

TRE SE S-room Fode TR bric 449. Reason hie’

i “Strictly modern, 6 Rgds Union. RI-9561. BR-

duplex, Adults.

Te”

oh Latins ok Baia: BNEW

PENNSYLVANIA, 2422 N.—Large, front. n2ar bath: Fars 2 9 tional; suitable 3 employed. HA-3 ASHINGTON BLVD., 28 “Large, front WASH nicely ID, 1 shower bath: Teasonable. TA-3821. WINTHROP, 3415; room, adjoining den, | rivate bath; home privileges. Suitable or 2. HA-1032. 21ST, 728 E.—Attractiye, clean, wall,

ext bath, radio, near College car. -5576.

26TH, 20 W.: warm, attractive IE n, suit9 able 1-2, near Marott Hotel. Reasonable, hone. 3200 NORTH—Lar, 8 war “transportation -2, R00

NICELY me hath. Good 0236.

PLEASANT: Dent pat; good Dent: antes 1 SR persons. . a

warn Trot, ZRoeliont meals optional.’

CHgrlvate reaso

rivate home,

Rooms With Board 15

OMER. 13205: front, twin beds: wid home: 3 meals, uot water,

$56—-C ow’ 011

JERSEY. N. 2 e loved: twin beds: good meals. TA:

TN TOR GOWER. ‘twins beds 3 5 meal. HA-B100-W.

f! 08% room;

N.| $3.50

cerline; ?

Hampton |:

furnished “Sleeping room. Close CE

NICELY f i next b ood Beat: BELAw ne 3 prefered: Sa a children! |.

SEMINOLE HOTEL, 920 N. LA.—Stéeam heat, running wae adjoining baths; transients $1. vity heat;

all rooms, . 440 Mass,

ter in rms.; $3.50 UP Guile, iovns HOOSIER HOTEL HOTEL DEARBORN 3208 E. Michigan

Results at lowest want ad word rate in the -city in the Times. Phone RI-5551,

2.50 UP—1 and 2 room housekeeping 5 Inquire 808 Lexin 3

$5 Wk. Outside Roce

Housekeeping Rooms

apartments. ng! $4 UP — 1 and 2-Toom nicely . ShArments, clean, light, steam. 1147 N.

$5.50—ONE ROOM and kitchenette, furnished: utilities; rext bath: transportation. 2620 N. Illinois. ISON, N...218—Warm front room end kitchenette apartment, near bath; utile

ane

AaB AMA TI30 N Two Toons Rood RN; __utilities: 3 closets; near bath. ALABAMA 1421 N.—-1 furnish

a o ot downstairs: Sink; $4.50 week; convenient,

to bath: phon ARSENAL, 134 rooms, newly papered. BARTH, 2146—Two modern l-room ap ments for housekeeping; everything __nished; reasonable. BEVILLE. N. 820—Steam heated apart ment: (2 bedrooms); private bath and _ entrance; _adults, BROADWAY. 1403—Better type 1 "Ze Ro kitchenette apartment; reasonable: .

BROADWAY, 2545—1 room and kitchens ette, furnished: Fe gerator, gas hea __Alsg ) sleeping. HE-38

CAPITOL, N., 73¢—Front 1-room ment; utilities, 2° water; stoker employed adult

Pir

i mepetEta rar CAPITOL, N., 2025—2 unfurnished; utili= $10 mo nthly; 2 jurnished; garage, ie $5.50 weekly. Whi CARROLLTON sink in kitchen. _ Private entrance.

CENTRAL, 1128—Cozy two-room _&pariment, front: 2h utilities; réasonable; aiso

__ Sleeping roo CENTRAL, . Sr or 3 unfurnished; BE Ba08 hot water, - sink, stove: utilities. I 1948-~Room and Kitchenette:

ideal location. Adults. Also sleepin

_ room. COLLEGE 20--Cozy l-room apa large Closet: private entrance;

hone; AT

1529—2- a a artment; PA tilities,

Next bath;

WARE, 14—Nice, warm, one rm, _ for or Roussk oping. also sleeping: 83.50, $4. LIBRARY apartments: 814 N. Me Tian: furn ished" and unfurnished apartments; __utilities, $6 Pp. OLIVE, Dood] warm private wiles near bath, omveniont location, Fi 3

R- | PARK —Sm ment;

ciency

SouTHERSTE Noe Nicely Ti ste:

__heat; __pho .__brivate entrance.

WASHINGTON. .72606 E.—2-Ri. FE

frat ah ach” Bie e srences.

N 389T real nome; |. 3351

“so Picely Taraished