Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1939 — Page 27

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| Secretary- Treasurer Retires Few: Hours Before Conventio Elects Officers.

CINCINNZ TI, Oct. 12 (U. P.)— Frank Morrison, white-haired, 80-year-old, secretary-treasurer of the American Federation of Labor since 1896, today announced’ his retirey | ment from active service. Mr. Morrison made his announcement to the 59th A. F. of L. convention only a few hours before the delega elected their officers for 1940 as a special order of business. = | He said that the retirement has been considered “for a long time,” that he hoped his replacement by a younger man might be of assistance to the Federation. Mr. Morrison ‘said his health was “as good. as ever,” except for his eyesight, and that he would devote himself as | long as he lived to strengthening the labor organizations which he had seen grow. from a membersh p of a few thousand to four millio George Me any, New York State Federation president, was considered the most likely candidate to succeed Mr, | Morrison. Delegates J met today to elect

officers and! dispose of their final],

major problems, a jurisdictional dispute betwen the Brewery Workers’ and Teamsters’ Unions. William Green, president, was assured of re-election, according to informed sources. He has been president since 1924. :

C. I. 0. Is Silent on Roosevelt's Plea

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12 (U. P.). Leaders re the Congress of Industrial Organizations were silent today on President Roosevelt's latest appeal for peace between labor’s two highest| ranking organizations. President John L. Lewis gave no indication any action was contemplated toward another harmony conference with the rival American Federation of Labor. Remarks of other C. I. Q. officials attending the €. I. O. second constitutional convention indicated an intensification of the present strife between the two groups might be expected. The convention entered its third day with solid indorsement of a resolution charging the Wage-Hour Administration with failure to provide a basic wage structure and demanded a raise in minimum standards.

State Deaths

AZIL—Charles Bolin, 65. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Fred Sani a Mary Bolin; son, issell Pell, Mrs. Fred Falling kL Belk: brothers, Albert an

offman Morley, 50. Survivors: William; son, - Francis; HE Hrs, Anns Morin: parents, Mr. nu Mrs. F. Hoffman: brothers, Rayond and ¥,| N. Hofiman; Mrs. Nellie Brink. . BROOKVILLE—James_ A. Clayton, 81. Burvivors: San Joseph; daughter, Mrs. Charles Fath;| rot Edw T. Clayton; sister, Mrs. Wiliam Tinerding. BROOKSTON—James Riley, 80. Survivors:: Sons, Frank, Levi and Dr. C. M.; sisis Mrs. Kate Reddings and Mrs. Lydia cDonal

Sister,

BURNETTSVILLE—Mrs. Lily Nicoll, 74. band, John; sons, Alexander Nicoll; brothers, John and ‘Mat Morton; sister, Mrs. Addie Kemmer.

* CALUMET CITY—Joseph Grubba, 11. Survivors: Sons, Edward and Frank; sanghter, Mrs, Ted Suchocki. Mrs. Tillie |Rudnicki, 68. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Sam Elexewicz and Mrs. Alex Rucinski. CONNERSVILLE—Mrs. Eliza Xatherine rvivors: Husband, Joseph : daughter, Mrs. Elmer MalJohn, George and James Margaret Foster, White, Mrs. Elizabeth Dawes,

Hillard; Ann Long and Mrs. Lottie Tag-

Mrs. Mrs; Rebecca gart. EAST. CHICAGO—Simon Andrew Henry, $8. Survivors; Wife. Laura; two sons, three sisters and three brothers. i ELKHART—MTrs. Laura Eggert, 55. Sur4 ¢ivors: Husband, Herman; brothers, Louis, Harold, Richard and Ed Edward; sisters, Miss Clara Zilky, Mrs. Emma Grant and Mrs. Inez Gustafson. Wwe ane VILLE—Frederick- Bernard Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Sea Seibert White; sisters, Betty and Barbara fis nil of r

Bo! * Dr. William Franklin Cleveland, 83. Suryvivors: Son, Walter R. Cleveland; half-sisters, S. Robert Ellis and Mrs. John: Scott. || | FRANKFORT—Aaron T. Whitcomb, 81. Survivors: Wife, Irena; daughter, Flossie Elmore; son, [Roscoe Whitcomb; stepson, Artie Christis. ‘ FRANKLIN David A. Cisco, 70. vivors: Wife, Lillie; sors, Noel, Donald and Leon Cisco. Mrs. Martha Sanders, 79. Survivors: Paughters, Mrs. Della Tucker, Mrs. Thomas Lanahan, M Lura Jones, Mrs. Gladys Hobbs, Mrs. Prudence Cherry. GARY—George Franklin, Ja. So Ida; son, faff, Mist Rr ara, y, Mrs. Florence RoOSsary Dibble. Mrs. abel Forsythe and Mrs. Esther Reed; brother, John Hall: sis ore Mrs. Frank Zirkel, Mrs. John Shaffer’ Mrs. John Zirkel Mrs Gimilla, Mood, 72. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs %10 hn L. Brown; twJ sisters. . GASTON—Mrs. Glenora Huber, 59. Survivors: Husband, Frank: gaughey; Miss Ruth Huber; | sister, Mrs. Birdie Myers; brothers, Rey, John hd and James Bue : GE GETO] 8. Survivors: 3 Sn ister Mes Fannie Grant: half eman; S 5 . : - Fue : Sanford, Clarence and

rothers, Jeff, rank Engleman. Vie Ny AMMOND—Mrs. Gertrude ilkie, . FLL no Sorls. Robert and Scott Wilkie; daughter, Mrs, Irene Hopper; sister, Miss Etta Lapdon : LAFAY}

Raymond, daughters,

SurJoseph,

Sur-

S. Engleman, :. daughters,

— John W. Goodman, 74. wite Amanda; sons, Clarence, an, Lester and Charles; ~ 1h Korshot, Mrs, Lloyd Hammel, Mr Ray Hermes and Mrs. Joseph Shipl

Sister Mary Veridiana, One brother. and one sister. APORTE—Mrs. Feesy O. King. 75. Sur. be Husband. Will: brother, Su ene E. Smith; sister) | Miss Mellwood Smith. LEBANON— M. Routh, 68. Survivors: wite, Lissie; Brothers, George, Grant an Charles: sister, Mrs. Orley stewart. MT. VERNON Virgil D. Smith, 9. Surgtvors: wife, Mary Louise; daughters, Mrs. Floyd J Liebfart

Mrs. Smith;

68. Survivors:

brofhe Ey is T. d° Alfred

Y' — Mrs. Minerva Beaver urvivors: Sons, Ben Beaver

ntros. 170 Survivors: Wife, Joser. Mrs. Carl Bornwasser.

RIC William Egglehof, 62. Suryivors: Harry, Lewis. and Ed; sisters. Soyo aret Ackerman and Mrs. e Payline Henri efta Bailey. band, sons, Jesse,

Grove ‘daughter. Mrs, lift. :

‘ SOUTH BEND Mrs. Mary Paris, 59. Suryivors: Hus Stanley: son, Harold is; rs, Mro Lillian Cierzniak, lentine, Mrs. Bernice Csersrace. Helen and Henrietta thers, Frank, John and Leo

Survivors: HusHenry and Clara Rat-

F. Morgan, 63. Survivors: Wife, s, Donald and Kenneth Mor's. Earl Aldrich; half-brother,

ling. 40. Survivors: Father, rother, Peter Young Jr.; Lovie Jenkins.

AN—Mrs. Edythel Sevier, 27. isband. Walter; pareats, Mr. Walter Clark; sisters, Misses and Effie Clark; brothers, rerett Clark.

NES| — Mrs. Charlotte Reb irvivors; on PiSmat R.; Mrs. Martin: Hi Mrs. U. G. iss Anna ‘Adelle C OSes brother,

LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Alice Meciam: 73. Survivors: Son, J : poms D. Wilson and Mrs, Fatton; ' brother, W. B. Mc-

i|31_W. 13th St.

Ts File Out, Ceiling Crashes

LUCERNE, Ind. Oct. 12 (U.P.). —Miss Frances Rampley, teacher of the fourth and fifth grades in the Lucerne school, was startled at hearing a ripping sound in the ceiling of the schoolhouse. Hurriedly she marched 37 pupils from ‘the room. A moment after the last one had filed outside the plaster and steel lath of the ceiling crashed to the floor. Officials said had it not been for Miss Rampley’s presence of mind, many of the pupils undoubtedly would have been injured or killed. An immediate examination of other rooms in the building was started.

WINDOW WASHERS

PROVIDENCE, R. I, Oct. 12 (U. P.).—A new ordinance providing protection for window washers places responsibility not only on building owners, but on the cleaners themselves. It provides that buildings whose windows are washé&l shall be equipped with anchors built into the wall to the city inspector's specifications ‘and that window washers shall use safety belts which fit into these anchors.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times., Thurs., Oct. 12, 1939

ELLIOTT—Daniel Legan, age 66, beloved husband of Estella Elliott, father of Maxine and Bobby Elliott, Mrs. George Rappe ‘Mrs. Bert Powell, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Friday, 1:30 p. from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAP: EL, Illinois at 10th. Friends may call at the chapel after 5 p. m. Thursday.

ELLIOTT—Mamie, age 47, beloved mother of Esther Mary Elliott, sister of Fay Alkire Forrest and At Alkire Elliott, entered ite Ses Tuesday. Funeral 1 Friday, 10 from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL ‘CHAPEL, ‘Illinois at 10th, and at the Methodist Church, Delphi, Ind., at 2 o'clock. Friends may call at the chapel until time of service Friday and at the church from 1 until 2, Burial Delphi, Ind.

MARTIN—Mary Josephine, beloved wife of Samuel F., and th M d . Stewart, Mrs. Maude .

Catherine Rodgers, Ensminder,

p. m, rinae may c NORT HEAST Station St., until noon Saturday. [Shelbyville papers please copy.l]

McMILLIN—AIma I. (nee Iliing), age 34, beloved wife of George O. Cc illin, datghter of Mrs, William A. Illing, sister of Mrs. Walter W. Lempe, passed away Wednesday p. m. Funeral Saturday 10:30 a. m., at the G. HL. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 8. East Gt. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. [Evansville papers please copy.l]

OAKES George (Fat), passed away Oct. 10. St. Francis Homa Friends may call at the TOLIN FUNERAL HOME, 1308 Prospect St. Services Friday, 9 a. m., from St. Patrick’s R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross. Friends invited [Vevay and Madison, Ind.) papers please copy

SKINNER—Charles Robert, son of Mr. Mrs. O. H Skinner, 910 East Maple Road, brother of James C. and Oramel Skinner, passed away S24 saat: Services NER RTUARY, Friday, Tavited.

SUDMEYER—Willlam F., age 86, beloved husband of Marie, father of Mrs. Carl Schubert; also survived by several grandchildren, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 10. Friends may call at the residence, 118 N. Riley Ave. Funeral services at the above address, 2 p. m., Friday. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Indianapolis Leidaah, 2 ociews. W. T. BLASENGYM

2 p. m, Friends

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Deaths—Funerals TE

Indianapolis Times., Thurs., Oct. 12, 1939

ears,

TANKERSLEY—Jessie B., 46 arold

age wife of George, mother of Paul, and Robert Tankersley and Mrs. Louise Lewis, sister o and Mrs. Grace Higdon. Pp a Thursday a. m. at the residence, 291 Moore Ave. Service Saturday, 2 p. m., Union Congregational Church. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Feiends mas call at CONKLE FUNERAL HO 1934 W. Michigan St., after 10 a. m. oP

Card of Thanks 2

STINSON—I Fin to thank my, relatives friends and neighbors for their acts o kindness and words of sympathy ng my bereavement, the death of my dear husband, Paris B. Rison, a Ly ly yin fo thank ne ey pra Low e arion ason all those who sent the beautiful de and MRS. ANNA STINSON.

- | Funeral Directors

WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME 3226 8

3129 § . Hiinots

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. MICH. ST. BE-1934

DR-2570 HA-0160

Flanner & Buchanan MORTUARY

25 W. Fall Creek Blvd. TA-4400

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. NEW YORK PERSONAL SERVICE

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY 851 N. DELAWARE ST. . LI-3828

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST. DR-4471

MOORE & KIRK )

CH-1806 TA-6056-8

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

946 N. Illinois St.

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect St.

DR-3307

RI-5374

IR-1150 LI-5409

DR-0321 DR-0322

F lorists & Monuments 6

| pay to start.

$6. per $100 is the COST v Loans in 15 Min 9 TO

in onths Plus Insurance. i Many Fir a utes.

BORROW $75 to $500 and up to $1,000

Reduce Payments--Consolidat e

our Debts dditional Cash.

18 MONTHS TO PAY 1 PARKING ==for AUTO LOANS In rear of Morris Plan Office on Ohio St.

lle LOAN ~

MARKET 4155 OR APPLY BY DELAWARE AT OHIO

Help Wanted—Male 9

Personal Services

IF YOU like to BS oridocrs in the count among farm folks, are willing to wor hard 6 days a week for a steady and generous income, and can fu rnish A-1 references as to character and ability, you are the man we want to fill Ine position we have open in ihis territo Car necessary. We are 100 vears oO and well known. Write BoX 445, Times.

SALESMAN

Used car salesman. Mist be experienced. Best proposition in en. See Mr, Wise, 2810-16 E. New York 8

SALESMAN—For hail County and other counties in state, prefer man with dealer sales experience Good opportunity with immediate returns. Interviews arranged by appointment. Call LI-9745.

NEW, used car salesman; drawing account, commission. 9-5 p. 1112 N. Meridian.

62,1256 subscribers every day in Marton County alone to read vour want ad The Times: Results at lowest word hale in the city. Phone RI-5551.

Salesmen—Agents 9A

MAN WANTED

Man with car for > R. Watkins Co. City Route. Ste wor. restricted ternitory. Credit for aul Joqee sales. Good Call at 135 W, th.

Positions Wanted, Female 10

WANTED — Cooking or housework N. ~ Biddle Aved ie woman, 310 W, Yor 5.

Positions Wanted—Male 11

GENERAL office, young man, Bookkeeper; typist. 50-word = speed; good penman

Schools & Instructions 12

[LEIA ASE. Drene

i SPECIAL |, Dene 40c international Bonny Pon00L. 329 N, Pe Penn Oil Permanent Complete, $1 international Beauty School, 329 N. Penn Regular a 50 French of $3. 50 ainbow Beauty Acad., ‘215 ‘Century Bldg.

( ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

Clean —Tress—Repair—Reline

Ladies’. Men's

MEYER O. JACOBS

A DI I A-6667

Garments Reasonable

(CEMENT CONTRACTORS)

HENRY GLESING—Cement iloor; porches, steps. walks, driveways: reas. IR-695

(CRUSHED STONE—CINDERS) CRUSHED stone. cinders, top soil, gravel, wood, general hauling: _able. RI-5664

(FLOOR REFINISHING)

FLO! sanding. refinishin Terms if deFO at no extra Cost. en: 1656. !

(FURNACE REPAIRING)

ACES cleaned. repaired. Victor furnaces, oil burners, stokers, Ls A burners. HALL-NEAL FURNACE CO. LI-

4576. Furnace repairing. Free est. CH-5783 35 Vears exper Race: reas. (FURNACE, STOVE REPAIRING) PLASTIC bowls, built-in, no dismantling, uaranteed: $9 up. CASMIRE, 231 N. elmont. BE-0111. (LUMBER)

South Side Roofing & Supply Lumber So Be oaion. “DR.6320,

sand, reason-

| Money to Loan

SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

Money to Loan | SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

30| Money to Loan 3 ‘| SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

Monthly on Loans of $150 or Less

“We'll Glad) months,

or. relatives.

2% _| NEED MONEY?

1 to 20 Months to Pay REMEMBEROUR RATE

"You can fale twenty months to repay a loan or pay faster if you desire and reduce the cost. explain everything—tell you exactly what any size loan costs for one to twenty ere is no obligation to borrow—just come in and talk it over or telephone for one of our courteous Fepressniaiives to visit your ome, We do not make credit inquiries of friends

11% i

Monthly on

"Illinois and Washington ? _ Lincoln 1431»

200 ROOSEVELT BLDG.

+ | TWO OFFICES

205 ODD FELLOW BLDG. - Pennsylvania and Washington !

Lincoln 8496 »

COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. |

FOUNDED 52 YEARS AGO

Money Total This table shows You Mo! he FULL

ALLY, cost for 20 mon!

Lg on first $150 will not exceed when each payment is made within 5 i k of due date, according to schedHe Interest not to exceed 39, on first and 1207 above in any event.

gen" 6

TOTAL MONTHLY

These payments show the FULD AMOUNT you pay, including ALL COST. Your payments are the same : each month and you know in ADVANCE just how much Pa will be. For quick, service come In, write today.

304 Kresge Bldg, MA. 4408

Corner Penn. and Wash

FINANCE CORP.

Personal Services 13

(UPHOLSTERING) For pert hi refinienme—Srnona = DR. 3595 (WASHING)

WANTED—Washings at home. Soft ter. Pick up, deliver. CH-3002, DR- ATR,

(WINDOW SHADES) WINDOW sages, venetian Plnda: custom S. ERS CO., 1142 N. Meridian. SHADE

Farms—Suburban 20

1 ACRE, 6700 EAST

FUNERAL FLOWERS

A Large Selection Priced as Low as $3.00

Flowers Telegraphed

WEEE ICR A DY YL) 2922 N. Delaware TA-3161

Lost and Found 7

MEN. WOMEN—Enroll now. Big money in beauty work; fare refunded, work for rm & board. E-Z terms, pack suitcase, come now. Royal Beauty Acad., 501 Rsvit. Bldg.

VOCAL LESSONS, $1 AND $1.50, CENTRAL STUDIOS LI-4287. Get want aq results in fhe Limes at

lowest. word fates in the city. Fhone RI-5551 for’ quick results at low cos

Special Announcements 12B

stolen, 1 black and answers to the name Tony Montani, LI-

LOST—Strayed or white collie_pup, of Butch. Reward 8369, HA-1231. LOST — Cameo pin. Saturday night at Wayne Post No. 64 of American Legion. Reward. Return to the Post.

LOST—Male pointer, liver and white, vicinity 38th and Keystone: reward. Call Fairgrounds Hotel. TA-2205.

LOST—Small tan and white dog: lon ng ta fall: vicinity 700 Fletcher Ave. Rewar Fletcher.

$10 REWARD—Yellow hound, part dachshund, male, name Ajax. TA-2849.

LOST — Small brown coin_ purse, money needed badly. Reward. IR-1007.

Phone RI-5551 for lowest want ad word rate in the citv and auick results.

Help Wanted—Female 8

P. and

EXPERIENCED waitresses at once, M. Lunch, 843 E. Washington.

PEGGY ANN BEAUTY SHOP, 2809 -E. Wash. CH-5819, Special manicure, 50c. Best polish.

PUBLIC speaking—Adults; mornings). Jit expression, term. HA-2568-R.

YAVEROWITZ'S DEPARTMENT § 1253 Oliver. BE-0696. Popular dresses. ' Shoes—entire family,

THE PANDA-2248 College Ave. Wine.” Entertainment every night.

Our cialty. G. & G. Bean Soup gidwins Shop, 25 8. Ala.

children (Sat. each $8.00

TORE. priced

‘Beer

(MATTRESSES)

MATTRESSES. pillows. comforts. Sold renovated. BE. PF BURKLE 431 Mass Ave RI-6695 Since 1386

(MOVING AND STORAGE)

Flat rate. Tice moving to SAVE rags BE-1 g

vi THE LOCKERBIE ST. HOME OF JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY. Auspices of Riley Memorial I nT. 528 Lockerbie St. RI-5280.

(MUSIC—TRUMPET TEACHING)

Mrs. Norman Beeson, bachelor HA-4385 of music, wants trumpet pupils.

(PAINTING) Save money. Call us for

your fall painting. TA. 7320 (PAPERHANGING) PAPFRIANGING Cleans, painting. int. ext. males free. Work guaranteed. ROBERTS. CH-6231. (PRINTING)

THE STUDIO GRILL. 1517 N. Penn. RI0329. Meals, 30c-$2.25. Short orders.

Personal Services 13 taken in vour home. pert

X- RAYS technician. CH-1858-R. 23¢c

WILL care for children in your home. per hour. References. RI-1942

> FOOT treatments. Dr. A. B,

402 Kresge Bldg. RI 8196;

WHITE LADY—Assist “housework. 18-45. Steady. Good wages. 4206 E. 30th.

PERMANENTS—95c to $5. work.

Good Royal Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

will pay os

WHEN you Seed of BEng i} hs

to see RIC E. New Yo oe (SOFT WATER SERVICE) HAVE 100% soft water. Less than 8c per day. MR. SHELTON. HE-1397. P (STORM SASHES)

STORM SASHES Bie Planing Mill. 217 §. Temple. CH-1824

(TREE SURGERY) TREES trimmed. topped. removed, sprav-

ing, planting. Shaw. CH-5415, after 4 p. m,

INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

CONSULT IT FOR SERVICES YOU NEED AND MERCHANDISE TO BUY

CE (AGENCIES—DOMESTIC)

Lic. wi Agcy. 3 C's Workers, 548 W. ath A-2981. Reliable help for anv

(ASSOCIATIONS)

YOUR old clothing, newspapers, help others. Salvation Armv.

(ATTORNEYS) C. W. APPLEMAN 8 Union Trust Bldg. (AUTO DEALERS)

(Buicks) Community Buick 57 W. 38th 8 TA-27317.

MONARCH oS CO. 1040 N. Meridjan. Buick Sales and Service. RI-3347

Help us

RI1-8284.

(Chevrolets)

Fast Side Chevrolet, Inc. 5436 E.- SV eshington, trvington.

North Side Chevrolet, Inc. 836 E. 63d. Broad Ripple.

JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO., 1035 N. Meridian. Chevrolet Sales and Service

(Nash Distributor)

LEWIS-WINKLER, me. North Used cars RI-919

(Ford==Lincoln Zephyr)

39 FORDOR—Del. ntr.; discount 111 W. 38th. TA-3636

and Penn.

FORD, Hoster-Hiser “Dome.”

(Chrysler—Plymouth) C. H. WALLERICH CO. 950 N, Meridian RI1-4576

(Dodge—~Plymouth) Capitol Dison. Inc. 447 N. Capitol Ave.

ADELY-ANDERSON.

FAD. 3579 N. Illinois & (Ford Dealer) FRANK HATFIELD CO. 623 N. Capitol Ave. RI-9326

Indianapolis’ Oldest Ford. Peale C. O. WARNOCK CO.-819 E ASH.

LI-5394.

INC. TA-3700

(Oldsmobiles) ov

ICKMAN OLDSMOBILE 1302 N. Mevidian ' R1-6375

GEO. HALL OLDS INC., 2917 Central. 'A-4561-2 Oldsmobile Sales and Service. (TRUCKS) GENERAL TRUCK SA SALES

L1-74617.

(NEW AND USED CARS) “Where Prignds Meet”

SUPERIOR CHEV. 552 E. WASH. LI-4378 The best in vi and parts.

(USED CARS) SEE McGinty fhe for a good car, Wide selection all prices. McGINT SALES "co 324 N Delaware. RI-7888. TRUE VALUES IN USED EO. HALL

RS OLDS, INC. 150° AE cao. PA-1588 - Used Car Department—

USED Cars with a future ahead of them— A reputation behind them, WARNOCK'S. 819 E. WASH- 911 VA. AVE.

MERIDIAN MOTOR SALES CO. Ine. 820 N Meridian: RI-4931.

(WANTED TO BUY)

Ned Pay Highest Prices for Used Cars. INTY SALES CO 324 N Delaware.

(AUTO REBUILDING)

Economy Auto Rebld. Dependable. paint ing. reprs. wrecked cars rebit. 216 W. Mich,

a REPAIRING)

JETT'S GARAGE; motor rebuilding, ody. fender A 517 N Talbot.

(AUTO SERVICE)

EAST MICH. AUTO SERV, 4111 &. Mich Wrecks reblt . fender. body repr. IR-0609°

| WARREN Auto Service. Auto. body, fender repairs 226 N Alabama. RI-5755

Gveready ‘Auto Parts. 200 Mass. CH-2271: repairing. glass installed. wrecker serv.

(BAKERIES) FREIHOFER BAKING CO.

Service to Your Homes Daily,

(BARBER SCHOOLS) International ,,,2250¢x School 00 (BEAUTY SHOPS)

Beauty School International 229 N. Penn RI-0192

TIP-TCP BEAUTY SHOP. Beautiful permanents. $1 to $8.50 632 Mass. R1-0274.

ROBERTS Beauty Shop, 528 Mass. jve. Le 0632: machineless nermanents. $2 &

(BODY SHOP)

CRIANGLE Bodv_ Shop. Complete body, fender repairs. 1442 N Capitol. RI-3297.

(BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS)

ARSENAL BUILLING & LOAN 4ssn, 819-820 State Life Bldg. 1-5901.

(CIGAR STORES)

MONTE GRILL Cigar Store, ol 5, West. RI-0U48. ‘Candies, Suft Drin

(CLEANERS)

LOOKING YOUR BEST ALWAYS “The Original Leonard Cleaners” Leonard Cleaners. 2119 W Wash. BE-4100.

“| NOBLE BROS. Dependable. dry cleaners.

“Bonded cleaning.’ 805 N Del. RI-£117.

ALERT Clear ers & Dyers. Vince Concannon Jr. prop 4618 E Mich IR-3030.

(CONTRACTORS—GENERAL)

INDIANA Gunite & Canstruction Co. 239 W. Georgta. “Cement Gun Work. Li-8120

(CREAMERIES)

* BLUE yALLEY CREAMERY CO. 50 N. Wes LI-8422.

(DAIRIES)

NORTHERN Dairy farms. Fresh dairy products daily 6222 Park BR-3791

“(DAIRY PRODUCTS)

MAPLEHURST Farms. Jersey cream-line milk. Same farm. same family since 1829.

(DRUG STORES)

Silver Pharmacy, A-1 tountain serv; Free del. anvwhere East. 4620 E. Mich. [R-5353.

vay S Pharmacy. 1656 Roosevelt, CH-0887. Guar: results with our Eczema ointment.

(ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES)

The Gibson Cu_ 433 N. Cap. L1-3321. Norge Dist. Norge Refrig.. gas. elec ranges. .

(ELEVATORS—PASSENGER. FREIGHT)

‘The Home Elevator. Inc. A home indust Est. 1912 1142-50 Southeastern, LI-! 2541.

(ENVELOPES)

HENDREN PRINTING CO. 635 Centiry Bldg. MA-34617.

(EXTERMINATING)

Roach ae Y Red Bugs with Erotects Saar. Silley

Penn LI-3793.

(FINANCE CO’S).

BLUE RIDGE FINANCE CO. “Need a ule morey on vour car?” 207 E New

Guaranty Finance Co. Quick conven arts 402 Guaranty Bldg. RI-6328,

(RLORISTS)

feces, $3 u Delaware Flower A-3131 2922 N Delaware

(FOUNTAIN PENS) PEN HOSPITAL. ¢ W. Market, RI1-9604, All makes pens pencils sold & repaired. (FUNERAL DIRECTORS)

HORTON FUNERAL HOME West Newton Ind

RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME Tran N_ Meridian TA-1820

Funeral Shop

Max Herrlich & Son Service. Clyde Herr- = Mrs. Emma Gunn. New Palestine.

THE PEOPLES FUN 526 N UNERaL HOME, 300%"

(FURNITURE)

Better Used Furniture ‘for Le HOOSIER EF oo 00. Th "wasn. °%

| LYRIC Hat SHOP

(FREIGHT TES laual

GENERAL MOTOR EXPRESS. 1120 Division. “Personal Service.’ BE 828.

PR ANSAMERICAN FREIGHT LINES. INC. |

1456 E. 19th 8 + CH-1651.

(GAS)

HOME GAS MFG., INC. 14 W_ 22nd St. HA-1232.

(GASOLINE AND OIL)

Look FUR Buy Associated

(GROCERIES)

HASHMAN'S Regal Store. Known for better meats. 5068 E. 10th. IR-1188.

(GROCERIES—VEGETABLES—MEATS)

Pattersons Food Markets, We Deliver. 537 |J E. 21st. TA-6888, 1604 E. 49th. BR- 0098.

(HAT SHOPS) 139 = IIL,

1-1069. all hats $1.25 1171069

(HOSIERY)

WOLF-—The Home ot Good Hose. 1525 N Tiifos.

Smart

Inexpensive RI-1736. (ICE_CREAM)

FERTIG ICE CREAM~*"At your dealer.” Good to the last drop RI-6773.

(INSURANCE)

AUBREY D. PORTER, Insitaeg. in - branches 835 Lemcke, RI-574 "ake

Onion Centra! Life Insurance. Pritchard. 129 E. Mkt. No 1212. Max Sagi;

(JANITORS® SUPPLIES)

Que insect spray kills bed Roaches ; bugs. "etc. National Sanita-

(LABOR ORGANIZATIONS) UNION printers make good Sustomiers,

Progressive merchants know this, Indpl Tvporraphical Union. His

(LEAGUES)

INDIANA Anti-Saloon League, local option 1941. 1009 Peoples Bank Bldg RI 643.

(LETTER HEADS)

HENDREN PRINTING 635 Contuy Bldg In $k -3467

: (LOANS)

SACKS BROS. 306-8-10 Ly - 5994. Loans on anvth fans ave 8)

SERVICE WRECK 320 N West St 18a

(MEAT).

CHIP STEAK CO. Individual. round steak at vour market.

(MEDICINE) VOM Iapjeis Jor stomach dissress stomach DV gas! Free booklet [A-6326 BYDeracidily

‘MO TEE NA.” A tonic and sti All" Hooks Dependable Ser Rp ator

(MUSIC SCHOOLS)

HUGO Music School. 1016 Green. Mgr CH-6586) N. Oxford. Altce

(NURSERIES) Rosebushes Eagle Creek Nursery Co.

82d and Rd. 52. New Augusta 24 (PANTS)

PANTS STCRE C 46 W Ohio OMPANY 2610

CPi-1910.

servings of

(PRINTING)

Uelluine engraved wedding announce $7.95 Arrow Printing Co LI- ag

HENDREN PRINTIN 635 Century Blde @ §HA-3467

(PLUMBING)

FO arson: R 2 TR Rn on repair work call

210 BE 16th HE-4661 ‘ PBOTOGRAPRERS)

SOUTHLAND PHOTO STUDIO -185¢ B.|

Bast 8t. DR: 0331-J. “Work of quality.”

(RENTAL PROPERTY)

RNISHED or antar apts., houses, prices, locations. UPF. LI- halt

(PLUMBING = HEATING)

Central i Suopiy Co, 210 8. Cap. RI1-2383. “Stand, plumbing, “American” iid ing equipment. (REAL ESTATE)

Approved sales broker. HOLOC _propert: A. MOLDTHAN. 1452 Main, Bi 2493-7.

(RESTAURANTS)

Milano Inn, 231 S. Noble, MA-0958. We specialize in spaghetti dinners

BB's Coffee Shop. 213 W. Maryland. RI0815 Plate lunches. 25c: sandwiches.

4 (ROOFING)

CARR & SON CO., 340 10t - 2909 BE inselbric: st ts

. (RUBBER STAMPS) BLYTHE Rubber Stamp Co, 128 P Rubber stamps Marking Seige! N. Del (SCHOOLS AND fonnEy

L y MEDICAL CENTER, W. G. Gatch. an: J. B H. Ma i ‘administ; 1040 to 1232 W Michigan. RI-755 id

Marian College. 3600 Cold Sprinzs information ‘call HA-3383. ot fe Ba. Foe

OOSIER STATE COMMERC LEGE 4th floor K. of P Hide. 32001

(SERVICE STATIONS)

Neal’s 8inclair Service Station. We never close Complete lubric 5401 E. Wash

Daum Gulf Service. 24th & Meridian, - 6218 “Car washing. tire service.’ a (SEWER CLEANING)

Electric machine; no digging pipes. 2-vr euar Estimates.

(SOFT WATER) | INDIANA _SOrT WATER SERVICE, BR-

“The economical wav to have soft

vp sewer H-3344

(SPORTING GOODS)

Sportsman’s Store, Inc.. 126 N. Penn., MA4413 ‘Where sportsmen serve sportsmen.’

Em-Roe 8porting Goods. 209 W. Wash LI. 3446 Ind 's leading sporting goods store

(STORE FIXTURES) KING'S Indiana Bilhard Co... 1611-45

Southeastern. *“A fixture house complete’’ Sales. rentals and repairs.

OP REAL ESTATE)

P. JACOBS. All size farms. - 424 Peaplen Bank. LI-3848.

(SUGAR AND COFFEE DISTRIBUTORS)

C D. KENNY CO., 238 &. Pen - 44, All grades and types of sugar = »

(TAILORING)

Hendrickson. perfect ‘tailoring 306 American Nat Bank Bide

(TAX) CABS) R1-4422—United Taxi

(TIRES BATTERIES,

HOOD Ris. 22 ary INDIANA lire _& RUBBER CO N Ill. LI-3496.

(TRUSSES) _

Forrest Fines Secunty, Comtort, AUER & 458 E ash

(TYPEWRITERS)

SPECIAL BARGAINS—Underwood, $15; Royal, 2 50, 'Burton’s, Maryland. RI-1865.

«WELDING -BLACKSMITHING)

& Son. 40 vears of satisfactorv a 930 Mass RI-4132

(WHERE TO EAT) -

‘The Nor huss LE 10th & Emerson Frozen custards. Hindle Drive in

to "THE HUDDLE.” Good tood Went 2333 Ne Minois TA-5070

(WHERE TO DINE)

Dine in fleaniiness, wid t Diners J Ww 16th 8 W-

francis LI-1165

“Co.

15° Ww"

Sy a y Let : “CLEVELAND WRECKING oe 1330 Kentucky ave, oC Lemon.

BomM,

: Rooms with Board

- | Gores T-

8 1 3-rm. bung. HR ye rc ar pretty place 2490, 10 down. HUDELSON., 2619 la seh? CH- os

13 ACRE—5-RM. MODERN BUNGALOW 5330 W. Morris; A-1 condition, built for pome; garage, poulry house: It shrubv appointmen RI-5655. GOODE % GOODE E. Gt 5728.

1041 THOMPSON RD.—1 acre and 6-room house, electricity, abundance of fruit, large poultry house, large brooder house, $3 down, balance monthly. Cali Phillips, with JACK C. CARR, MA-2523. wooded

EAUTIFUL oss -— Washington “ice FOLKEATE. Hist 81d , “East Side Agent.” 4200 E. Washington. He 2200.

“HOMESTEAD-LANDS"—Best in America; pen to 60 families. Qive age and experience. Post Office box 747.

FIVE ACRE ea) PAYMENTS WwW. H. OPE ent. 9124 £ Wa ing on.

ONE to five acres. flve-room h barn, shed. 5105. S. State St IR-6271.

Inside wat., elect.,

large Owne: Re

97 A. HENRY CO.—9 mi. southeast of New Castle; nice. dairy farm: $1250 down. JOHN Sk > N. Penn. B-2.

40 A. Adequate bldgs., 0 -1and. LA $400 dn. fic. Case, EFa-5555.

NEW store room—In apartment building. Heat and water furnished. Suitable for drug store. 5396 W. Washington. BE-1838.

Wanted to Rent 23|

semi-modern; A-1 condition; $18. Water paid. South Catholic Parish, 92212 S. PNoble

Business Property

Nice long living &

Moving & Storage 24

long diswanted’

STORAGE. packing, ionse hauling: TTO SUESZ.

Fetarn” loads RI-3628. 125 subscribers every day in Marl hui lone ic, (eid your went, 84 12 ’ w w in the city. Phone RI-5551. os 9id ‘sale

Houses and Lots 25

940 EASTERN AVE.

Now being reconditioned for sale at a bargain price; convenient to schools, churches and busses. Eves. BRIDGES & GRAVES. 243 N. Del. RI-3471.

P ti 10 H.OL.C.Eoprer, 10%

down mediate atfeniign Ziven Jour a Mr. Russ. 12_ Security Trust Bldg.

Ambros Realty & Development Co. 3 Bedroom, North, $2300

This will make -you a real home. Inspect 25 New Jersey. Call Dick Palmer, BR-3008, HALL-HOTTEL, INC. LI-2541.

Tom, mod’ $150 down, $40 th. . own, MOSLAND Bo CH-502 va, § per mon

DREXEL AVE. 439, N hres bodtoom oe double Raney. 0 te Fp) i YALT "4200 E. Washington. IR-4200,

5 Room mod D0 d -. ern own. SLANDER, CH-5025

2829 N. Terre bedrooms, thorough.ly modern. Well built. Fireplace. 30ft. frontage. TA-1069.

1308 W. 32D

Beaut. bung., 5-rm. mod. $150 down. MOSLANDER. CH-5025.

Properties. IR-2960. H. O.L.C. Mrs. Vans— 4101 Spann.

$14 MONTHLY; $100 down; 3-room bungalow: garage. 4436 Schofield. HU-3428.

COLORED~BUYERS

We have a lar e dist of FEopeiuss. for for sale on terms, olore gifesens va parts of Odie roby cm or oe

St. OHN R. WELCH & SONS. LI-3423.

COLOR ED BUNGALOWS

rm. pibgalows, newly painted, good location: NTE each. Small down payment, 1929, 1933 S. Keystone Ave, Mr. Newman BH REALTY CO. Ta RI-2368

2731 COLUMBIA AV;

Cozy 4-rm. bung. 3d own, is per mo. MOSLANDER. CH-5025

INDIANAPOLI® PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASH, ]

330 Occidental ie Washo and Hi Sto 54 fivor. * nig 2%_ ver a onth Ls mount, up 0. and 1%% per month on that part 0 a loan above $150. Interest charged. on unpaid balances. CR

Note, auto and furniture loans.

Diamond Loans.

"ESTATES *

Loo,

Diamond oa. 47 8. Pol.

Joans _"*™.} pr

i Fioor Majestic Bldg. for Mr, Hawkins + Your Diamond Kept Sealed oh Bank.

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES,

Equitable Securities Co. Operating a&

BUCKEYE FINANCE C

19 E, Ohio .8t. L1-556%

LOANS. ON : na AUTO and FURNITURE .+ LIBERAL LOAN CO.. a 152 N. Delaware St. L1-6603,

1 in BR AUTO LOANS '} 20 MONTHS TO REPAY Le SACK’S BROS. AUTO LOAN. CO. ‘riTsotg

306-8-10 INDIANA AVE. Colonial Finance Co. MA-2381 R [159% HONOR LOANS EXCLUSIVELY To Endorsers 3

Household Fi inance Corp,

328 Illinois Blag.. 8d Floor

ARE creditors or money worries bothert Jou? Phi assist 95% of our applicants, Sor owners o usinesse MUTUAL AID, 521 K. of P. Bldg. ot — 12

Houses and Lots 25 . at

% MOVE IN NOW! fe Vacant, modern Sostage 6 rooms, all on one floor; garage; .2 lots; fine *vards Small _aoen payments S21 er month. 1 ALLISON REALTY CO. REALTORS '

@® BECOME A LANDLORD

by purchasing a home at today’s most favorable prices and terms. Arrangements can be made for financing part of your down } Pogment, Cail, Mr. Russ. \ . 712 Security Trust Bldg. Ameri; Realty & Development Co.

B LOOK AT

; ils 1706 Brookside—A good douse: a rice that will. surprise you. HU- 2893 Ihe

Youns, J. CRUSE REALTY, CO., 128 N. Pein

BE SURE of vour. title. Demang- an abe stract prepared Ly... ~

——

Union Title Co.

155 E. Market St. Union Title Bldg,

RENTAL DIRECTORY

Rooms Without Board 14

Le a Rooms With Board 15

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$2.50—DOUBLE, je 50 single, 2325. Warm front, innersprings, water. HE-2492. $3.00, $4.00—~PENNSYLVANIA, 2957 N.— Attractive, refined home, conveniences, garage, meals optional. TA-77 BROADWAY, 811—Walking hut nicely, newly furnished sleeping rooms; reasonable. RI-7064

Carrollton, hot

ILLINOIS, N., 1725—Good home, someone pie nicely furnished room. Good ood.

— 4

18TH, W., 24—Nice_ 2-room apartment block carline; Utilities: erhanen le

springs, men. NEW JERSEY, 2025 N.—Comfortable room; 3, 0as good meals. Good home. TA-

large, closet, good food. Gentle-

BROADWAY, 1240, Apt, 6—Warm, attractive room, home’ ep vileges, suitable, 1-2, reasonable.

CENTRAL, Li furnished room; also 3-room furnished apartment; reasonable. LI-4109. CENTRAL, 1241—Large warm 3d fl. room, well furnished; suitable 2 wanting reasonable rent. CENTRAL, 20TH-—Beautiful warm room, rivate home. constant hot water priv eges. Gentleman preferred. HEevenings . COLLEGE, = 4249—Pleasant, PSsr bath: private home:

warm room, $3.50. HU-

DELAWARE, 400 N.—Apt. 8; large furnished room, next bath, 2d floor, 1-2 _ employed. DELAWARE, 1221 N.—Beautiful, new furJishings with lavatory or private bath,

DELAWARE, 2329. N.—Real home for 2 gentlemen, Jiesty furnished front, garage. HA-23872-, GRACELAND, HE newly turnished front, next bath: food transportation: reasonable. HU-1788. GUILFORD AVE, N. OF 34TH, LOVELY His. PRIV. HOME. GENTLEMAN, HA.

ILLINOIS, 2822 -Warm, newly furnished, mherepring: Jive home; tile bath; reasonable KEALING, 27 N. —— Nice well- furnished, room, extension phone, gentleman; reference. IR-3058. MERIDIAN, 2135 N.—Nicely rooms, bath with shower, city MERIDIAN, 2315 N.—Nicely iurnished, near bath; innersprings; good transpor= tation: phone; ‘gentleman; ieasonable. N, ., 1927-—Large, attractive bedroom; downstairs; good heat. Constant hot water. TA-0381.

MERIDIAN, 1512 N. Apt. 20—Refined girl, city heat, tile bath. MERIDIAN, N., 2221—S8ingle room; well furnished; good heat; constant hot water; garage. MERIDIAN, 968 N., Apt. furnished front room, 1 or reasonable. PARKER, 643 (3000 east): attractive room; Bete. home; no other roomers.. CH-

furnished heat.

(Hampton Court), attractive room,

8—Comfortable 2 gentlemen;

PENNSYLVANIA, 1031 N. —Warm, large, nicely furnished room, near, bath, large closet, phone. TACOMA. 821 N.—Warm, comfortable, fur- . nished: board optional; men only; reas‘onable. CH-3958.

WASHINGTON BLVD. 2820—Large warm

Washnear good

WOODLAWN -DRIVE 14 (3500 E. ington) —Nicely I nloy front, h; hot - water, home privileges, transportation; garage optional. 'IRWOODRUFF PLACE, 586 Middle Drive, Wy light ‘room. twin beds, adults. ' CH-3113. WOODRUFF PLACE, 1763 Ww. tractive front corner room. Meals optional. 33D, 5317 E. —Nicely furnished room: innersprings; next bath: employed gentle- : reasonable. HA-3173- W. 32D,

603 E.: unusually comfortable room; Sioger heat: TA-

Drive—AtGood ‘bed.

breakfast opt.; men.

pri-

36TH. 14 Ww. —Delightful front room, Gen-

yate home: constant hot water. Homan SL : Ph ‘R1-5551 tor iowest ad word. rate in the citv and quick osuits.

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BELLEFONTAINE, 1319—Well furnished room; twin beds: emploved couple; good _ tran tation. LI-9895. BROADWAY, 1701—Large room. twin beds. od Deals. “home privileges: gentleman. COMER, 120 Innersorings;

5—Warm; twin beds; 3 meals; widow's home; $5. DRENGLISH. . 1302—$5—3 meals. laundry. hot water. good heat. maid MA-2147. NDRICKS P: jocay—Large roo; Se good. fi

Aged. convalesceats.

TTC Spmnfort TorTabIE. Foom.

BE" Site we

front, shower bath, ’ private home; rea-TA-3821. '

single, | LO

SHELBY, 2722—Attractive penis laundry, $7 wk. DR-6611-M. CONVALESCING home; elderly, convalesCents of Jnodern. kindlv care: =ood food.

room ood Refined home.

Hotels 16

Hoosier Hotel guide ry. beth Clean, comfortable, $3.50 up. 440 Mass, MILNER $3.50 WEE

GU LAUNDRY FREE HOTEL GUEST wkly rates

26 8. ILLINOIS Spencer Hotel %&7s i $4 oo JAP JONES, Manager

Phone RI-5581 for lowest want -ad word rate in the city and quick results.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

NEW Eh 1330 N.—Nice room, inner- 7

| VERMONT, E., 628—Mod.

130—Lovely front housekee ing running: water; all mo Sern HE-2969.

REHlitIs: reasonable.

Apartments for Rent 18

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown, HE-1328, GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC; 29 W. Vermont: 01-2439; MERIDIAN, 3085. ‘N.~—Three-bedroom apts

pte home. Ne ath; DeSs1g. Ye 22h heat: refrigeration,

4-rm. a Heat, JENNINGS BR 5. 11d

wat. di 45, 3814. "2 s’ 1.

18A

CENTRAL, 2122—2 front nicel furnished fools Frigidaire. Private [unica

GALE, N., 2364—3 rooms, lirst floor, vate entrance, bath. Automatic steam heat nished. Good location. erences.

Furn. Houses—Apts.

Iie Newly decora f ed.

and water On trolley. Reta

$3: HOUSEKEEPING room, near bath, quiet, clean, innersprings; walking distance. 1440 N. Alabam $5; TWO large rooms; mitts paid. P vate entrance (furniture optional). 153305 Central. BROADWAY, 335—Qne room, private bath; two rooms. air conditioning, storm sash. BROADWAY. ' 1134—Two _ rooms. range. a accommodate 3 3: $5. Room. kitchenette. $4. BROADWAY, 2 2 large, front room apartment ol kitchenette, private entrance; adults. CARROLLTON, 02g = — Downstairs = front apartment; large living room, dinette, built-in features in kitcnenette, rollaway bed; newly decorated. Private bath and|—— entrance. Garage available Saturday. RI-5976. CENTRAL, 1733—2 Cozy, clean rooms. Also front sleeping room. Reasonable. CENTRAL, 1948—Redecorated, large, lovely 3 rooms; everything furnished; adults. See to appreciate. COLONNADE — Ideal elderly people, room apartments. Private bath. Ma ia service. RI-9187. COLLEGE, 1547—3 rooms, private bath, private entrance; well furnished; adults. DELAWARE, N., 517—Large room, private hath, steam heat, hot water. alking distance. DELAWARE, N., 1217—1-2 rooms, clean, kitchenette Nar hot water. Phone. * Garage. EAST ST., 910 springs, stoker heat. other roomers. Adults GEOPF. 1441—2 rooms, $4. 50, all furnished; bath. Private entrance. = BE-0954. {LLINOIS, N., 3232—Front 2-room apartnt: sink, refrigerator, hot water, steam heat, utilities. MERIDIAN, 1628 N.—Furnished apartment and sleeping room: clean: reasonable: clean linens furnished.

MERIDIAN, N., 1728—Lovely efficiency, rivate; ‘large room. bath, kitchenette. easonable. TA-84

NEW JERSEY, N., ST -room apartment, Brivaie bath, steam heat, hot water. rivate.

inner-

N.—2 rooms, sink, No

Private bath.

JERSEY, N., 2042—Front rooms, NE hoa steady heat; Beauty fest. refrigeration. Private entrance. Adults. - NORTHWESTERN Ave., 3029—Opposite Rex Theater; apartment, ‘three-room jodern, furnished: adults: steam heat. $6.5 OLIVE, 1838—Warm rooms: near: bath; private entrance; convenient Ro ation: sleeping rooms. ORANGE, 222—Two rooms. nicely furnished: private bath and entrance: utilities: ‘reasonable. PARK, 2104—2-room downstairs apartment; private lavatory and entrance; reasonable; HE-1035.

tei

TUXEDO. 810 N.--Nicely furnished room kitchenette. soe ‘closets. . Utilities furYin $5.50. [an entranc = and

WARBHIN GTON. E.. 2—One kitchenette: tutsishop: gteam heat; ull, «ities: Po ngs: $5. ET :

ruff, 608 M. Drive: 18. 822 raves front. modern, 'down-

VELY Michensite. third floor, $4.50; $6. CH-4 Bite, te entrance. Also| Sleeping, “

ILLINOIS, 1919 Fa "Tow apartment, Private bathe. Excellent heat. Also efficienc: KENWOOD, '2235—Three oa kitchene ette, bath apt.. E.cellent neat. Site, path apt. t. Utilities, NEW JERSEY, 1320, N.—3-Rm.; entrance; porch; Brin rings. sleeping room. Li-1707. NICELY furnished, 2 square Carine, vate entrance. ‘Adults. Utilities. RI-1165. FIVE-ROOM HOUSE Lights Adults; $8." Inquire 719 E.

2-bedroo Frigidaire.

privat

P. zs

gas paid.

New Yo

Houses for Rent 19

Thoroughly Reconditioned 1205 Guilford—8 rooms; single; modern garage; $35. 3015 Boulevard ‘Place—9 rooms; single} modern; garag 80 Whittier 'Place—5 rooms; double} Jlodetn.: garage; $27.50. ot LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ava.

$18; 44 N. KEYSTONE-—§5-room -doub modern except furnace. Garage. .TA=

6-room gouble: & uincy, TA-

4330. $22.50; BELLEFONTAINE," 1413--Modens new paper down. - 3762. BR-2683. pep 32% 50;-5-ROOM modern upper; garage. giv mn pper; garag Th 50: WATER paid; modern double bus. galow, 4 rooms, bath, garage. 2420 G

'BEVILLE, 628 N.—8-rm. 17 story; garage; $20. MR. BURTT. LI-2 BROADWAY, - 21st — ea TT ode 6 rooms, $30; water paid, Key, 2144 R Alabama. HA-2714-M,

CENTRAL, 2337—Seven-room modern, Fs '506' Inland.

ble; good condition; garage, 8862. GEORGE STEWART. DORMAN, OR Jemimod. dbE wat. pd. Net $12.50. 429. EUCLID, N., ize: modern: Bun alow. Lite Flower Parish, . M. FRIEND. RI-7200. GALE, 1342—6-room double, $38.50. Tacoma, N., 939—3-bedroom’ sin le, $35. Garages, good furnaces. CH-53 GEORGIA, = 963—6 ‘Tms., $15: 'N., 428—6 rms., mod., $40. JENNINGS BROS. LI-3814. 28 8. ill. GRAY, 964 N.—Modern 4-room double rage, water paid. Call 1315 N. -Beville. HENDRICKS PLACE, 244—6-room decorated Joule, _Butlt-ins, water. paiq; $30. HU-2993. oi MOUNT, 52 S.—New, Shrictly “modern 4e __room do ,- garage. Adults. er

RIVERSID TALBOT, TEMPLE, S., 39—5-rm. bun, gard _ garage. $23.50. Others. + 5147 E.

NOR! H— ard, 27: strictly modern d= Se a find-deor $30. HU-4752. ) E Dr., E. modern 4-room po Raza > paid: LI-1701. 2923 N. double; ‘garage: $35; 3; hear 3 188" BEE V UDELL 103 —8- mod. ; “Sev p $22. BURTT. Br ll $ ALNUT— 5-1 ern b Bree DE nd. o from. g ay cellen a : ' J. S. CRUSE REALTY 86. bY