Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1939 — Page 25

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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25, 1939

“W. H. S. NAMES GLUB LEADERS

Officers of SchooPs Many|

Extra-Curricular Units Are Announced.

Officers of extra-curricular and musical organizations of Washing-

ton High School have been an-|

nounced by Miss Victoria Stevens, secretary of clubs. They are:

Camp Fire Girls—President, Jeanne Curbs, vice president, Juanita Allison; secretary, Sylvia Cliburn; scribe, Helen Harness, and sponsor, Miss Gladys Ewbank. Civic Quest — President, Mary Louise Mines; vice president, Catherine King: Victoria Stevens; treasurer, Vir inia ntz, sergeant-at-arms, Gerald outh, and sponsor, Miss Shirley Harvey. Commissioned Officers Club—President, Cadet Maj. "Early Moon; vice president, Cadet Second Lieut. Robert Mellen; secretary, Cadet Capt. Hampton Cray; ser-geant-at-arms, Cadet Capt. Jack Lucas, and sponsor, Sergt. Wolff. Continental Girls Athletic Association. sident, Betty Shuck; vice president, Spons. Gerbeck: Yecretars, Jean aires and Mabel Loehr and .

or Miss Mrs Hitfave W. Hatfield. Colonial Chorus or Concert Class—President, dell Dickerson; secretary, Lae verne arner; librarian, Elmer Marple, and sponsor, Miss Etta Scherf. Debate—President, Maxine Smith; vice president, Ray McClure; secretary-trease. urer, Doris Smith, and sponsor. . Shumaker. French Club—President, Suzanne Van Talge; vice president, Millicent Plowman; secretary, Jeanne Winters; treasurer, Dorgh Goslin; sergeant-at-arms, Leonard Roberts, and sponsor, Mrs. Bonita Camp-

German—President, Frances Silverman; vice president, Gerald Reeves; secretary, Lentz; treasurer, Geor 9 emia: and sponsor, Miss Lillian Niemann. Boys Glee bol Ry Robert Carenter. vige resident, Bill Bell; secretary, gsworth; sergeant-at-arms, Harold. onan and sponsor, Mr. Edward

oir s Glee Club—President, Verdia Winear; secretary, Victoria Chace; librarian, fazer Whaly, and sponsor, ‘Miss Ett

Scher: Schert ‘Reserves—President, Marjorie Wagoner; vice president, Norma Jackson; secretary, Sadie Kretheotis; program chairman Betty Stone, and sponsor, Miss John-

Soy Y—President, Robert Jones; vice fresiaent: Jack Hoagland; secretary, John ite; Sigasuter, Rar Weaver, and sponA . W 80%o norary English Scroll and Script— President, John White; vice president, Sue zanne Van Talge; secretary, Virginia Steel; treasurer, Reaymon ond McClure, and sponsor, S a History Club—President, Gil Marton; vice president, Jane Singer; pio retary-treasurer, : - gesntat-arms, ward Feanungsr, an

s Louise Ros: Pp atin Us Fresident, “Norma HY eT Dorsey Littrel;

Jackson; secretary, Bettijane ScheRk; treasurer, R Robert Clegg. onsor, Mrs. Iva an ute-Men—President, * James Tullis; vice president, Russell Irwin; secretary. Leonard Roherts; treasurer, Elton Thompson, and Po: Mr, i Hs Boek, a. onor — Chg Ward: vice president, Mary Alice flags secretary, ary Louise Mines; treasurer, Robert Jones; sergeant-at-arms,

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aul Murphy; program chairman, Pate Padgett,’ ah and sponSor, Mrs. Margaret McWilliams Orchestra — President, Raymond Clure:; concert master, Ric rd Scalt: secreta wirepgurer, Billy Bell, and sponsor, Kelvin

Masson. Peace Bociety—President, Betty Jane Smith; vice president, Frances Silverman; secretary-treasurer, Ann McWethy, an .” Arthur Shumaker Science ea! Ruth Downey; vice president, Violet Suddith; secretary, Doris Smitha; treasurer, John White; librarian, Martha Alexander, and sponsor,

Vaentor Giass_President, William Petra-

a | Hastings; sisters, Mrs. J. A.

Mrs.

Polish Woman

Warsaw surrendered.

STATE DEATHS

Elizabeth Ellen Daughters, - Mrs. Mary Margaret aines, Mrs. Frank Rollinson and Mrs. Biff le Rampley. BLOOMINGTON—Jacob E. Tague, 71. CAMBRIDGE CITY—Charles Rumm

BLOOMINGTON—MTrs. Hastings, 66. Survivors: Clyde Martin and Miss

71. Survivors: Wife, Ida; sister, rn Yoma Paul. COLUMBUS—Ray Thompson, 2 years. Survivors: . Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thompson; brother, Phil, DUGGER—Mrs. Dola May Crance, 38. Survivors: Husband, F._ C. Crance; son,

William Russell Dav vis Jr.; parents, and Mrs. Nicholas Taylor; ore "Cecil, Paul, William and George Taylor. EATON—Mrs. Bessie Michael, 54. Sure vivors: Husband, John; daughter, Mrs. Thelma Ireland; sons, Edwin and Law-

Elizabeth | Johnson Daught: fet, . rs. on.

d | rence.

ELKHART — Mrs, Hazelton, 69. Survivors: Egbert Lyzen;| sistey, Mrs. W. B. ELWOOD-—Daniel Floyd Lee, I Sur. vivors: Sister, Mrs. Martin Lucus; brothers, Robert and William Lee, Grover C. Montgomery, Survivors: Wile, Nelie: aughters, Th Murphy and Betty June Montgomery;

son 76. Sv rps. Dail €

Aras "Alvey, and Omer Al ¥: daught Blan S$ flord Hotowel] ners Crocker; brothers, Albert,

Owen; sisters, orris Alvey. Hiatt, 71.

Vaughn Edward and illiam C. SurClara; son, Clair; step-

ELWOOD— vivors: Wife, daughters, M 's. James Huston and Mrs. Garnet Sheedy; stepson, Ora Fleener.

Julia Charlene Hancock, 4 years. Survivors: Parents, Mr. -and Mrs. Stanle William, James an

Hancock; brothers, John,

EVANS Franklin Moore Simpson, 70. Survivors: n, Leroy; daughters, Mes, George Kimmel and Mrs. Jacob John-

B. Ralston, 75. Survivor: Son,

on. SORirs Sudie william J. Ralston.

Boris Adjeff: secre- } sof end, Se tne win MEM wn, se , Howard, sergeant-a.2:ms, | Mrs. Pauline] Jacobson; sisters, Mrs. Anna it and sponsor, Mrs: Ggraldi Ne |phsateri and Mrs. Jennie Coraruni; brothSamp, Exchange Club—President, Hamp- | ¢F$: JHoseph and Sarl Fagone, Wite ton Cray; vice president, George Craven;| yo. nia » . . y secretary, Jack Fi Sapo] and Sponsors, " gs # # ‘ T Mr Sheba Ana Eileen Newby; assist- . WA —Mrs. Catharine Feichter, 58 ant editor, Ruth Payne; feature editor, |Survivors: "Sons, Leverne, Jacob, Cornelius Mary Marsulescue; Sports editor, Joe Kier-|and Ferma: Feichter and Clarence Wat-

usiness manager, Betty ue; exdit Alice Miller; reporters, BetBill Gingery, Joe Kiernoshek, Opal Jean Millar, Selon Stansberry, Harold Negle a2 Lupear, and T 0! Washin tonians — president, Virginia ce resident, Ruth Spears; seciller; treasurer, Jean Ludwig, and sponsor, Miss Johnson.

QUEBEC VOTES TODAY ON WAR SENTIMENT

MONTREAL, Quebec, Oct. 25 (U. P.) —The French province of Quebec, in an election today, decides how it feels toward the Government’s war program. * Three Quebec ministers threatened to resign if Premier Maurice Duplessis, who ordered the election as a protest against the alleged infringement of Quebec's rights by Federal war measures, is re-elected. Betting odds indicated that Premier Duplessis, heading the National Union Party, would be de-

feated by Adelard Godbout, leader of the Provincial Liberty Party. But

nan; change editor, ty Jeanne Davis, Bi nan, Hilda Kro Marian Updike, Uhl

a close race was expected.

The issue of national conscription played a major role in the election campaign. Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King promised not to invoke the conscription law to send men overseas to help the Allies, but both Mr. Duplessis and Mr. Godbout insist that his promise might be broken. Mr. Duplessis, in his campaign, said that a vote for him would be a vote against conscription. Mr. Godbout countered that a Liberal Government in Ottawa is “the best protection against conscription.”

BOYS’ BODIES FOUND

FLOATING ON RIVER

EAST HARTFORD, Conn., Oct. 25 (U.P.).—The bodies of two small boys lost since Oct. 16 were found today floating in the Connecticut River not far from where the youngsters were last seen alive. A search for Robert Druce, 5, and Robert Belanger, 4, had been under way for more than a week. The parents, after several days passed without trace of the boys, held to the theory some stranger might have taken them away.

TOWNSEND OPPOSES ‘HAM AND EGGS’ PLA

CHICAGO, Oct. 25 (U. P.)—Dr. Francis E. Townsend was en route to California today to cast his vote Nov. 7 against the “Ham and Eggs” pension plan which draws much of its support from former members of his own old-age revolving pension plan, He said he opposed the plan because “it is unfeasible and actually looks toward destruction of the business of a wonderful state only in order to get pensions out of it.” ———————————————

BOURBON TO HOLD HALLOWEEN PARTY

ane enild Times Special BOURBON, Ind, t. 25.—The Bourbon Merchants Club is making plans for a public Halloween Testi val for the young ple of the community to be he next Tues-

be staged the best

terson; daughters, Misses Josie and Annette Feichfer and Mrs. Winifred Jones; father, Cornelius Holzhauer; brother, William Holzhauer. GARRETT—Mrs. Grace Smith Miller, 46. Survivors: usband; father, Henry Smith; brothers, illiam, Frank, Fred and orville Smith;| sister, Mrs. Alva Clark. GOLDSM Werner, 90. Survivors: So us and Ed Warner; daughters, D. M. Smith and Miss Mag Werne IDAVILLE—Mrs. Caroline Siferd, _ 85. Survivors: Son, Roy; daughter, Mrs. Effie Fry; sister. Mrs. Sarah Van Dosen JEFFERSONVILLE—Mrs. Anna Barbara Mehler, 82. Survivor: Brother, George

Pfeffer. Knightstown—Norman W. C. Reev

s, 84. Survivors: Sons, Norman, Jr,, and Shirley:

A Polish woman in uniform, who took part in the heroic defense of Warsaw, mingles with other Polish prisoners of war

Mrs. Lydia Gingrich Earhart Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia Gingrich ‘Earhart are to be held at 1 p. m. Friday at the Flanner- & Buchanan Mortuary. Mrs. Farhart, who died yesterday at City Hospital, was 68. Mrs. Earhart was bom in East |Zurey Township, Oxford County, Ontario. In 1892 she moved to South Bend where she entered professional nursing. She moved to Indianapolis in 1896 She was & ‘members of the First Baptist Church.

The Rev. Burlington Wray

‘The Rev. Burlington Wray, a resident of Indianapolis for 28 years, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Eugene Golay, 1510 Prospect St. He was 94. A nave of Jackson County, the Rev. Mr. Wray was pastor of the Wray Christian Church of Medora for many years. The church was founded by his father, the Rev. Da~’ vidson Wray and the building still stands in Spring Mill State Park. Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the home of his daughter with burial at Crown Hill. He is survived by three other daughters, Mrs. Rebecca Kindred, Times-Acme Photo. Medora, and Mrs. Lydia Barr, Cincaptured when | Leesville, Ind, also survives.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

LOCAL DEATHS

Indianapolis; Mrs. James Baughn, cinnati, O., and ‘a brother, Wesley,

Maurice F. McGrath

Cemetery following services at 8:

was 65.

the International Cut Stone Co. the Indiana Lim ident of the organization. of Arc Catholic Church, Knights

Maybelle, he

one brother, Th

omas. Deaths—Funerals

1919. The company later became ‘laffiliated - with stone Co., and he hecame vice pres- |

Maurice F. McGrath, Indianapolis businessman, who died at his home, 4358 ‘Washington Blvd, yesterday, is ac to. be buried tomorrow at Calvary

a. m., at the home and at 9 a. m. at the St. Joan of Arc Church. He|: NER

Mr. McGrath came to Indianap-. olis in 1902 to superintend the cutting of stone for the postoffice. Formerly connected with the Consolidated Stone Co., he organized

He was a member of the 8t. Joan

Columbus and the Highland Golf

survived by a son, Maurice; one sister, Miss Margaret MeCiraih, and

| Deaths—Funerals ™ Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Oct. 23, 1939

C., age years, eof Frederi 7% Reif H. E. Smith, Herman, illiam Rallets, Sy nich;

0 Jackson, mo. Mie, passed y a.m.

REIFEIS—Herman i2iner Slike. B Bertha, na

Theodore We: Sp gine Roi. 8. St. Friends invited. 22 SWashingtoa Park.

HULTZ—G. Fred, father of Paul and Franz. both of Berlin, Germany; brother | sa]

funeral home after noon Thursday.

THOMAS—Margaret Lamerne, ue 38, 386. loved daughter of Mr. and mh

beSmith, passed a Monday.

Thursday, 1 3, m., SH CENTRAL ' CHAPEL, iinois at

nth, and final services at Amo (Ind.) Baptist Chare at m. Buria mo, d Fronts may cali at the chapel any time.

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Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Oct. 25, 1939

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Miss Margaret L. Thomas CUNNINGHAM Ellen A. wife of Tuomas |E and Mary am, sister of John . Funeral services for Miss Mar-| Carey, apy Cui and James Carey, Terre BERT S. GADD RION—Samtuel Esworth Hamp. 72. garet Lamerne Thomas will be held | ¢ eb, died at her fom o a, Bearborn: fm mt survivors: Wife: Sal fags fh Mss. | tomorrow ‘at ‘the Central Chapel atter 3 orclock 1 esday.” Funeral T “Thurs GRINSTEINER'S neth ood John: toile B. mp; sis-(of Shirley Brothers Funeral Home Phliip Neri Church. Burial Holy ray 1601 B. NEW YORK RI-5374 Bi Mar stata Miller: 31. at 1 p. m. Pinal services and burial emetery, Friends invited. PERSONAL SERVICE n, | Sgrvivors: Son, -R daughter, MIS.| wij) be held in Amo, Ind. ; Fpelavae pas ho UR G. H. HERRMANN MILROY—Miss ary Jane Innis, Miss Thomas died at City Hos- three Sisters in Canada. Pri- [1505 S. BAST ST. DR-447

Survivors: Father, Wade H. Innis: Ry Mrs. Freda s| Jessie Benefiel and Mrs. Beartirce e Hu bard; brothers, William, Robert, Tony and Dewey. MONROE-—John Everett. MOORELAND—William | R. Conwell, 61. Survivors: Wife, Pollie; sister, Mrs. Fran

pital Monday. She was 36.

came to Indianapolis with her

Frazier; brother, James Conwell. - MT. SUMMIT—John F. Abbott, 79. Sur-{€nts 16 years ago and has ved Yr Dn vivor: = Wife, Joanna. 5 Cd here since. Survivors are her par- fhe" % MUNCIE—James M. Werts, T3. ur- i vivors: Wife, Martha; sons, Fred and ents, Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Smith, Hill.

Roy; daughters, Mrs. Sylvia Barton, Mrs. 128 E. Vermont St. Icy Tomlinson and Mrs. Reese MUNCIE—Mrs. Julia Badders, 20. Survivors: Husband, Allen; daughters, Julia and Frances; mother, Mrs. Hazel Radabaugh; father, Thomas Pendergast; brother, Thomas P. Pendergast. PERU—Miss Katherine Miller, 72. Survivors: Brothers, Carl and william.

RUSHVILLE—Oliver M. Calta 74.

KERMIT ROOSEVELT

Miss Thomas was born at Hadley, Ind. She was a graduate of the Senior High School ‘at Clayton. She

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KOEPPEN—John R., hishand of Jessie illiams, Mrs. Tern Banger, Mrs. Gertrude ‘Mabbitt and ma Cain and brother of Mrs. of 1, Ndiahagalls ar and

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iver? Sone. Robert ud BHT de ters (mit, Roosevelt, son of the late U. S. Bn hour al) Delaware Flower Shop Backman Miller: brother, Emil Miller. President Theodore Roosevelt, Will] Friends may call at the home, Troy and 2922 N. Delaware IUCR! SUMMITVILLE rs Van Ness, 1. SUr-|roport for duty with a Middlesex| geiock Tuesday. Funeral Thuisdey. 9:30[ = guerits Hamilion Mrs. Maxine anes infantry regiment as acting major Shuren hom Burt Wii &a aly oly Rane Lost>and Found 7 Fennimore; sister, Mrs. Thompson; broth-|on Saturday if he has recovered by lerias invited. St. Francis Guild Disa

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SWEETSER—Mrs. Angeline Buroker, 83. Survivors: Sons, Paul and J. Clay Buroker.

VALPARAISO—Mrs. Velma Agnes Brat. enza. in. 52. Jui pusband. mother, Mr. Roosevelt is in Devonshire at Mrs. Hallie Bollenbacher; Ybrothers, J . Har-|present recuperating from his ill-

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VEEDERSBURG—Miss Margaret Bell, 62. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Tessie Xolling and Mrs. Eva Frazier. WARSAW—Mrs. Mary Miller, 84. vivors: - One brother and one sister. —_—

Lopez Puts Ban On War Songs

CHICAGO, Oct. 25 (U. P).— Vincent Lopez, orchestra leader, banned war songs on his programs today and suggested that all orchestra leaders voluntarily adopt a similar rule. He said he had asked the State Department at Washington for official clarification regarding the attitude orchestra leaders should take in handling music “that

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daughter, Miss Tressie Reeves. tends to affect: American neu- work cafe, make sandwiches and f . by. - 62. This s Ty. : Deiter re Fern Fuayaa: sobs Morris| trality.” He said the Department y sifeady presen ecat, b Sut ise prevents future infestation. TA-3041, Lumberscuth Side Roofing & supply) Reas. Offer Considered soe Newby, had advised him that orchestras 459 for a FREE iy. REFINED. capable white girl, housework, : Six-reom semi-m con Re KOKOMO—Mrs. Minnie Estle, 38. Sur- “ th no cooking, good home. TA-1623 morn- (MARKETS) Riverside Park, schoals. ot a Spots. vivors: ‘Husband, Ernest: son, Donald:| should “avoid situations where the ARNOT 1 EXTERMINATING . Inks, eveninge. SerEe BLE MAREE. TN. Noble YES, Priced a he J Only $100 0 down,” | daughters, Mrs. Fred Bolinger, Mrs. Paull playing of patriotic tunes leads. NERA LioT14. Compl Noble.|E. 7 Terms. Gizgacemoz and Miss Bobby Jean Bh % A i I u 7459 L housework,- white; 2 children; 0 omplete line fruits, vegetables. Mr. Mc erm. 8 CO.,. pe parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shifford Green: to demonstrations or gives rise to 247 Massachusetss Ave. ino Cal A aundry, good home; $5. BE-3658-J. Specialty—meats. INC. Office, i. a a Nn. oil fastens. Lo SETH Goldsberry and Mrs.| disorders.” & L Songs included in Lopez’s ban A Mt LAGRANGE — Mrs. Sadie Gappinger P SA Nolen. Survivor: Brother, Joseph G are “Lizzie Don’t Look Good in : : : ld) <2 pinger. G— Sabin V. Robi “a Her Gas Mask,” “We're Gonna : BY Tele LEESBUR! in son, Ure - ] : ” ’ ay ge sin tot | mane oe ween me sir: | BUSINESS DIRECTORY c on. s ‘ 7 LOGANSPORT—William E. Keim, 79. “Ty ? and : ‘ : ‘OR se ANS PO EW a rs the ee 3. s ; o Rooms Without Board 14|Hotels 16 Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A: Albert Gibbs; brothers, Henry and Frank Dy p. — ercnan iseé an ervice -— 3 $3; 24TH., 515 E.—Cozy, warm, joss bath, Seminole Hotel. 920 N.|PARK, 2237—Two-room apart t; « ‘ Advertisement steam: no other roomers. HE-149 $3.50 Wk. Als. 8. Steam. heat; sol refs] sration, is. NBErSPring. ul mattress ctrl : BROADWAY, 2435 — HE-1857. ren ’ adults % PERSONALIZEDAUTOMATIS | front room. Owner's home. Gentleman. lst want ad results in fe fimes at|RANDOLPH, S. 813—17-room mod 111 : ~ B MM TYPEWRITTENLETTERS. 0, | $3.50. a word rates in the city. Bone share with couple; I0CtHO ore 2 w . EXCLUSIVE 207i CENTURY | CENTE h—Tovely “brivate nome, 11-3351 Tor quick results as low cos Hanan : - v ove average, rivileges, gentleman pre- aE PAPER |LETTERE=:i: |. ied Bir RL Court swe: | COLLEGE. Pot warm front toon. Largs Housekeeping Rooms 17 wafioes SEDG. “Gti da u. Nokrs 2 10. X ra, orta o - M RICAN PAPER A NOLTIONA he vate home. HA- a NICELY furnished four-room house. Utley : A E o nov DELAWARE, 1421 N.—Singie room, warm $5 UP—Lovely warm furnished fr t ities. RI-1168. g STOCK COMPANY Pawo tot ani Text bash, student, employed gentleman: apartment; sink, hot water. 1103 Centra Ges want ad results m a Merchants sank pullamg reasonable: ‘phone - mes 3 my || r1-6301 W. Mich. || 11% Hieridianst. ~~ MAR i Dean a NCD Te De Ao beds, 85 one foom. 83, | RI-A361 (or quick Pesuits at low. cost Bode f ARE, 164 —2 bedrooms, pri- 3 , at low cost. vate bath, suitable 3-4 gentlemen; oh CAPITOL, 734 N.—2-Room apartment; re- > vate hoe HA-2846. decorated, utilities. Stoker heat: innerDELAW, N.1850_Two _atiractive|_ springs. Parking space. Adul Houses for Rent 19. ELINED Men’s sleeping rooms, 1 single, 1 with twin|CARROLLTON, 1529—Lower SEE aparts | — n Av Gn \ easonable. HE-4526. ment, Private bath and entrance, roll- u-—-EPAIRED | woist , [Il 2 CE PAWNE SEED ||Toor fh mmeot mn =, Naim ens Ao Bt | EOE ton 7 fms sly meter nicely furnished 1iront; closet; private rooms, nicely furn Bolt : EFITTED omen’s Best home. CH-3123-W. private entrance, closets, steam heat: | garage; $40. 7 Tooms; stagle; modem; : Clothes our, grass aus cuitomens Some FLLINOIS, 812 N —Nicely furnished sleep- |. 81S0 sleeping room. ~ 2951 Rickle: 6 rooms; double; modetnyt4®

"MENZO WELLS

Wondered If It Would Help a Man My Age; Now I Know It Wil,” Declares Mr. Wells. Tells Experience for Benefit of Others.

“I wondered if Retonga would help a man my age, but now I know it

will,” declared Mr. Menzo Wells, at Hook's Dependable Drug Store, S. E. corner Illinois and Washington Sts, yesterday, in adding his name to the hundreds of Indianapolis men and Nomen publicly praising this roots, erbs and barks medicine for their as restoration to happy health and strength. “I began having trouble with indigestion about three years ago and the trouble got warse:until I was miserable after every meal,” continused . Wells, who lives at 38 N. East St. “No matter what I ate, oud - bloat me up ala i crowd

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effect on my trouble and I got so weak and run down that life was just a drag. “I read a lot about Retonga and finally made up my mind to see if it would help me. Now I don’t wonder that so many people praise it. I feel as fine as I ever did in my life. I eat heartily again, and my digestion seems perfect; I feel strong and well from head to foot.| It takes a marvelous medicine to do so much for a man of my age, and I am confident that anybody who ‘tries Retonga will find it just as| beneficial as I did.” Listen to what others say about

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way transportation. LI-44 EW JERSEY, 1217 SE 26 attractive rooms; redecorated; maid service: investigate. EW SEY, 2151 N.—Nicely furnished single, double: employed; board optional; reasonable. TA-8634.

NEW JERSEY, 23. N,—Nicely furnished warm room, hot water, good transportation, NEW YORK, 3602 E.__Nicely furnished, next bath, private home; gentleman pre- _ ferred. IR-6157.

2800 — Comfortable room with private lavatory: hed Yemen preferred; on carline. HA-13 PENNSYLVANIA, furnished: good closet. LI-2116. a PENN., 1449 N.—Nicely furnished bedroom, private lavatory maid service, private entrance. LI-04 OUTHERN. Sw warm room facing Garfield. twin beds. shower. near car. RURAL, 237 nished: kitchen privileges; garage; board optional. Chom J. TALBOTT. 2168 N.—Large front, suitable a good heat, constant hot water. TA-

1031 N.-—Large, heat; near bath;

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TALBOTT, 2921 N.—Large front. suitable couple; kitchen privileges: private home: reasonable. Wa -J. WASHINGTON BLVD.

2820—Large warm front, oT Seth, private home; rea-

'—Large furnished or unfur-|OR.

COLLEGE, 1537—2 Rooms, nicely furnished; dressing _ re Toom, two private entrances, steam hea Oe and. 2-room apartments; Jats bath, maid service, dining room.

DELAWARE. N., 517—Large room: private bath. Steam “heat; ho water. Walking a N.,

ry 1217—Attractive l-room Sink, at

apartment; hot ater; innersprings; phone: $3.50. GALE, N., 2364—3 rooms, first floor, private ‘entrance, bath. Automatic steam __heat and water furnished. On trolley. MATKET, E., 1322—Rooms, suitable 4 peo2S, Sear schools; private entrance. Also single

MERIDIAN, N., 1203 — Nicely furnished front room, kitchenette, connecting __ bath, good heat: $ NEW JERSEY, N., 517—1, 2-room apartments; radio, Kelvinator, sink; walking

NEW JERSEY, N., 1108—Light. clean room and kitchenette; -innerspring; $3.75; employed. IENTAL, 20 innersprin Ee tarnce: ho PINE, 728 N. a 2 rooms, bath, private entrance. Utilities SAULCEY, 1437—2 Tovely rooms, private, it ‘home; employed couple only, BE-

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garage; $35. 309 ‘Ohiversity Court: 6 rooms; single; $32. 6 ‘Whittier Place: § room

double; Modern: water paid; garage; $37.50

$16.50—824 PARK-—5 Rooms; toilet, sink, _ Stove; gas, lights paid; 35. 50. BR- wr $20—LAUREL, 1017—Wat paid; 6-r 5% modern "douse, redecorated.

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thu ol SL To, in liv. rm. Gall LI-2 9541, me epiate BYRAM, 4026—Attractive 2-b bungalow, breakfa st. bop Pa 2-car garage. HU-3543. x CHESTER. N.. I530. and oth ors, S0%:

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every day except Sunday. The Re'tonga representative at Hook’s Dependable Drug Store, S. E. corner Illinois and Washington Sts., is explaining Retogga to scores daily. Retonga may be obtained at all Stores.

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CARROLTON, 2030—Nice room, for eldetly people. Nurses’ care. Reasonable.

MER, -1205— Tg intiues: widow's home; $5.

ONT, 30 N. — Furnished, modern sonable. TA-382 3-room apartment, main floor, good heat, WOODRUFF, 763 W, DR, — Attractive pont near car, schools. room, warm. inneérspring. Quie ome. | VILLA, 808—Large sunny front, downWOODRUFF, 586 Middle Drives Li stairs, Riltite entrance, coal, lights; room suitable 2 adul $4.00. CH-3113. WASHINGTON, E., 1632 — Large, warm, OOM — Northslde home; | clean front room, downstairs; inners

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LLEGE AVE. 1532—New 4 roo a jnoders double, 1-car garage, §$. $38. aE |

ENGLISH, 927—8 Rooms and bath, a modern; 2 ) Tm we i EVISON, — Be, Newly dissted Water jr i HARLAN. 147—Modern 4-room _doub, ane ang garage: water paid. LI-2073. IR-7014.

double: Wily bB. Son

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EASTERN Rl — Attractive we § . suitable 17 aon meals. © Apartments for Rent 18} 1a8 WASHINGTON, BLYD., 2814 — nt " ble : oe suita or 2 Peg aga A RA fo. WELL KEPE. ES led couple of oc: gehile- + ILLINOIS. Foe Suet ATARMENT RENTAL LE Conval i aged Chita Mod. Hotes 339 Ho wiand: | Choice apts. Hotels sgl 16] SENERAL AP.

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