Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1940 — Page 13

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JESDAY, JAN. 9, 1940

HOUSE STARTS

ANTI- LYNGHING

"BILL ARGUMENT

dloosiers Favor Measure; Harrison Supported in Budget Study Plan.

WASHINGTON Jan., 9 (U. P).— House debate of the controversial anti-lynching bill was opened today with an assertion by Rep. James Wadsworth (R. N. Y., that the measure would “dd infinite harm and mislead multitudes of people into bitter disillusionment.” Six hours of debate was scheduled. on the measure. Passage tomorrow was virtually assured as the

. House yesterday voted 256 to 114 to

consider it. The bill will then go to the Senate where equally certain death through Southern filibuster is expected. Hoosiers Support Bill Both Democratic and Republican Congressmen from Indiana plan to

vote for the anti-lynching bill. The seven Hoosier Republicans

_ and five Democrats were among the

255 voting yesterday afternoon to discharge the Rules Committee and bring the bill to the floor on a rollcall vote. In the Senate the Wagner-Van-Nuys anti-lynching bill will be reported favorably, but a filibuster may halt its passage. Senator Frederick VanNuys of Indiana is coauthor of the measure with Senator Robert F. Wagner (D. N. Y.). Meanwhile, assurance by Administration: Senate leaders that national defense expenditures would|g be studied in a proposed joint Congressional investigation of President Roosevelt's budget, won Republican support for the plan today. Republican opposition to the proposal sponsored by Chairman Pat Harrison (D. Miss.) of the Senate Finance Committee blocked its consideration in the Senate yesterday.

- Offers Plan Tomorrow

Cloakroom conferences, however, in which Senate Majority Leader Alben W, Barkley (D. Ky.) and Mr. Harrison asured Senate Minérity Leader Charles L. McNary (R. Ore.) that the joint committee, if created, would investigate Army and Navy appropriations as well as other budget items, cleared the way for Senate approval. Mr. Harrison will offer his. plan |= again when the Senate convenes toIOrrow. The Harrison plan appeared, however, to be headed toward defeat in the House where those in charge of tax and appropriation bills still are resentful of the Senate's refusal last session to support House economy

_ plans.

EDISON'S PROPOSAL FAGES QUIET DEATH

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 (U. P,).— Navy Secretary Charles™ Edison's proposal that Congress give President Roosevelt power to commandeer factories, materials and ships in peace-time emergencies as well as in war was pigeonholed today in the House Naval Affairs Committee. Chairman Carl Vinson (D. Ga.), said that it was “resting very carefully in the basket,” and that he did not contemplate introducing a bill at present. Committee members, who affectionately refer to their chairman as a “one-m#n steam roller,” knew that this meant the bill was as good as dead. That was Mr. Vinson’s reaction

- to vain efforts by Republican mem-

bers to draw out Mr, Edison on his proposal at hearings yesterday.

MRS. JACOB WEST DIES AT GNAWBONE

Times Special GNAWBONE, Ind. Jan. 9.—Mrs. Jacob West, known throughout this neighborhood as “Grandma” West, died Sunday at her home of heart disease. She was 92. Mrs. West lived all her life in this neighborhood. She is survived by two children, John West, Belmont storekeeper, and Mrs. Forina Mackey, with whom she made her home. Services will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the North Salem Methodist Church.

WIFE BOUND OVER IN DEATH OF MATE

Mrs. Agnes Wyant, 35, of 4124 Oliver Ave. charged with manslaughtér in the shooting of her husband, James Wyant, 42, was bound over to the Grand Jury by Edwin McClure, judge pro tem, in Municipal Court No. 3 today. Mr. Wyant, who was shot with a revolver Dec. 16 in his home, died yesterday at Methodist Hospital.

HOOSIER DEAD AT 9% Times Special NEW CASTLE, Ind.; Jan. 9.—Mrs. Lydia A. Bond, a lifelong Henry County resident, died yesterday. She ‘was 96. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Mont V. Montgomery of Indianapolis. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow.

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STATE DEA THS

ATLANTA—Rosetta Lavonge She patd infant. Survivors: Parents. Verne Sheppard: two sisters; Wie Me re: BLOOMFIELD—Mrs. Florence Shepherd. Survivors: Husband, Charles; three daughTS.

BOONVILLE—David Randolph McNeely, 86. Survivors: Sons, Ernest and Prentice; daughters, Mrs. Howard Lutz and Mrs. Zella Davidson; sister, Mrs. Periina Gentry. CRAWFORDSVILLE — William Froelich. 61. Survivors: Wife, Katherine; son, oi - bert; sisters. Mrs. William . Roy Klenck and Miss Katherine Froelich, DARLINGTON—Mrs. Katherine Ratz, 79. Survivors: Husband, Matthew; son, Otto. EAST COLUMBUS—William Rambo, 81. Survivors: Son, Paul: daughter, Mrs Floyd Davis; sister, Mrs. Evan kelberr FT. BRANCH-—-Mrs. Useva at, 94. Survivors: Daughter, Miss Audra Byers; sister, Mrs. Sina Key. FRANKFORT—Mrs. Matilda Witmer Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Della Si iach: Mrs. Vera Hunsberger. Mrs. Vena Castle and Mrs. Bertha Pfefferle; sons, Frank and Lawrence Witmer. GOSHEN—Frank A. Boulton, $50. suryyors: Brothers, Guy and the Rev. Boulton; sister, Mrs. Estella Jones. HOPE — Mrs. Martha Ellen Holtz, 81. Survivors: Daughters, Miss Mary Hope, Mrs. W. L. Ping, Mrs. Harry Brandt, Mrs. Frank Yeley, Mrs. Borresi Solomon and Mrs. Roscoe Capper; son, George: halfsisters, Mrs. Winnie ‘Bishop, Mrs. William Pittman and Mrs. William Weikles. IDAVILLE—Mrs. Almeda Imler, 74, Survivor: Son, Robert Stewart. ®n LA GRANGE—Carl H. Rerick, 71. vivors: Wife, Fanny; daughter, Mrs. M. Larkin, LOGANSPORT — Louis Andrew Harker, 84. Survivors: Wife, Jennie; son, Cecil; daughter, Mrs. Mary Claus; sister, Mrs. Jacob Gloser. Mrs. Pearl Lamborn, 58. Survivors: Husband, Paul; sons, Cloyd and Robert; brothers, Homer, Russell and Guy Jackson. MARION—Jesse Albertson, 83. Survivors: De Mrs. Ralph Herron and Mrs. Mary | I "Hamilton, 7. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hamilton; sisters, Ruby and Barbara. MONTEREY—Francis Marion. Elders, 85. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Alta Olson; sons, Lester and Ray: two sisters; five brothers. NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Henrietta Hartman. Survivors: Son, Louis: daughters; Grace Duvall and Mrs. Lucille Tatum. NEW HARMONY—Carter Kell Holland, Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Will Smith. NEW PARIS—Charles Monroe Bickel, 8. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bickel: | brothers, Harold, - Forrest, John and Ellsworth: sisters, Gladys, Geneva and Oretha. PORT FULTON—Frank Broy, 55. PRINCETON—Mona Vore, 10. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Vore; four brgthers: three sisters.

RICHMOND—Jackie =F. Cummins, 15. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cummins; brothers, , Thomas, Roy and Howard; sister, Eileen. SEYMOUR—Mrs. Mabel Linnemeier, 58. Survivors: Husband, William; daughter, Mrs. Doris Whitinger. son, Maurice Peacock: sister, Mrs. Nelle O’'Banion. TIPTON—Mrs., Etta Hand, 88. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. True Haddock; son, Wesley. VALPARAISO—Mrs. Jessie Robbins, 60. Survivors: Husband; son, James; two brothers, Ww ABASH=Michael Luery, WASHINGTON — Joseph D. Allison, 76. Survivors: Wife, Christie; sons, William and Walter; four brothers; two sisters.

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Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Jan, 9, 1940

BROWN-—Buella, entered into Ios Sunday, foster mother of Mrs. Nellie P. imate, of Sits: sister of Guy Atkins, Dallas, Tex.: Mrs. Harriett Inlow. Roseburg. Ore. ServRRY W.

Friends are welcome. [Craw-

0SS, ; fordsville papers please copy.]

DODSON—Ned. of 123 N. Harding St., beloved son of Carl and Delia Dodson, passed away Jan. : age 11 years. Services Thursday. 10 at above address. | Burial Floral Bark Cemetery. BEANBLOSSOM SERVICE

HANLEY—D=zavid Franklin, passid awa Sunday evening. Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL anos at 10th, Thursday, 10 a 1 Crown Hill. Priends may call at Bar “mortuary any time,

HARLEY — Eliza J., beloved mother. of Harold Harley of Indianapolis, Mrs. Lola Smit} Oshkosh, Wis., sister of Lincoln au Sarah Books, away Tuesday. Funeral or a BROS. IRVINGTON FUNER. 5377 E. Washington St., Pp. m. Butlal a Mifflin, Penn. Friends may call at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Tiinots at 10th, after 1 p. m. Wednesday, and at Shirley Bros. Irvington Funeral Home after 10 a. m. Thursday.

JOHNSON—Dr. Thomas B., beloved husband of Lydia Adella Johnson and father of Mrs. A, W. Reeder and brother of T. N. Johnson of Waveland, Ind. and J. A. Johnson of Crawfordsville, passed away Saturday evening at r 001 ashington St. Fune ral fro HIRBROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, Thinois at 10th St., Wednesday at 1:30 Friends invited. urial Crow Pail; Friends may call at the chapel time.

MAN Marjorie Katheryn, 4930 W. 15th Speedway City, wife of Ovid R., Rn of Margaret Katherine, daughter of Edward Mannon, Greenfield, and sisster of Mrs. Paul J. Catterson, passed Swe Monday evening. Services at the NNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY naam 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial .Crown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary

RAY—John J., father of Lloyd G. Ray and Mrs. Estella Jovce. passed away at his home Monday. Services at the FLANN. & B SUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday. :30 m. rial Crown Hill. Friends may LA at or mortuary,

ROMINGER—Wiley J., age 82, father of Mrs. Ira B. Goff and Otto W. Rominger of Philadelphia. Penn., passed away at his home, 2349 Guilford. Tuesday. a. Y BROS. CENTRAL Illinois at 10th, Friday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel after 1 Wednesday. [Columbus (Ind.) LA please copy.]

SCHULMEYER—Elizabeth Wetzel, of Louise, Vera, Meta, Fred . Walter B. Schulmeyer of Indisnanolis Mrs. P. M. Orlopp, Lombard, Ill. Harold Schulmeyer of Lakeland, Fas Dassed away Monday afternoon. Services FLANNER & 2230 ANAN MORTUARY Wednesday, 0 p. m. TPriends invited. Cremation. $i, omit flowers.

STANICH—Steve, age 52, beloved husband of Anna Stanich, father of Mike, Sam, Carl and Mary Stanich, stepfather of Dusan Nezovan, bother of Anna Uric, assed awav Monday at the Methodist Hosplial Funeral services Thursday, 2 t the Roumanian Orthodox Bhurch. Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friends may call at the residence, 702 Bae St, any time. STEVEN & SON

mother

STEWART — Dr. Willis B., 2621 College Ave.. husband of Lutie D. and father ot Lucile and Allegra Stewart of Indianapolis, passed awav Sunday afternoon. Services at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday. 2 p. m. Friends ig Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. (Wabash and La Fontaine papers please copy.)

N.. age 92, beloved John Lund. Beatrice , Mrs. Richard Parrington. Mrs. Clem F. Miller. John and Harry Weitzel. grandmother of Vivian and Jack Lund and Richard Farrington. passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday. 1:30 p. m., at the date residence, 3315 E. Washing. ton. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may sal A EavIGS idence any time. SHIRennison (O. rs please copy.] } ? Have

WINTER—Mrs. Wilhelmina (nee Backe. meyer), widow of the late Dr. Carl Winter, mother of Mrs. Margaret Winter Puhlmann. grandmother of Carl F. Puhimann, sister of Mrs. Henry C. Baase, Mrs. 1 M. .Josse, William Henrv Herman and Alfred Backemever. passed away Monday afternoon, Jan. 8, at the home of her son-in-law and Jaughtsr. the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Puhlman, Cumberland. Ind. Funesal services Wednesday. Jan. 10, 1:45 p, he above residence and 2 p. m.. m the St. John Evangelical 3 Reform Church, Cumberland. Interment St. John ¢ ebg AX HERRLICH & SON S

WYANT—James, of 4124 Oliver Ave., beloved hushand of Agnes Wyant, father of Harold and Lois Wyant, brother of | § Eva Hamilton, Oliver. Edward and John Garland. passed away Jan 5 5 age 3a WD. BEANBLOSSOM MOR MORTUARY, “133% W. Ray St. Burial Floral Park. |

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VACANT—MOVE 1 Are you locking fo ior 2 " bargain ¢ Here's ‘one on mod. bung. long Ton ah fireplace, hardwood floors, 2 nook, full basement, large garage; $3750, $375 ‘down. Call 214 N. Beville. CH-5025.

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155 B. Market St. Union Title Bldg.

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1950 TALLMAN—Seven-room home, modern except furnace; $50 down, balance like rent. TA-1104. RI-8862.

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Income Owner Tneeds 101-103 N MA

A-2523 -2200

east? 5-rm.

. ® ’ 1350 N. Illinois. RI-1581. Times Want Ads Lowes: Rate in City.

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SEMI-SUBURBAN — PivB-room bungalow; long living room, gas, electricity, water, ; good condition; transportation: Must sell; $2100. Terms. D1.SON, CH-6204. 2619 E. 12th.

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| 14 Acre,’ 2 Miles East of Irvington 2-bedroom cottage: lights, gas, water, inside gar.; poultry puss; large garden space and poultry yard; $1950; éasy terms. RI-5655 GOODE & GOODE HA-1053

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10- ACRE {arm all or part. No improvements; 1% galles. east of Post Road, on 46th. HAS 1994-

LAND BANK and Frees company farms, TA-4286. JOHN D. CASE, 3510 N. Penn.

WELL located industrial tract. containing 2.000 square feet; private switch track Er on two paved streets. Priced Q S Paul Boardm A-1331 Pept TRUST COMPANY, AGENT

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OFFICE. centrally located. Tele"Brion service 238 K. of P. Bldg., across rom Postoffice

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“Wan light" housckeeping room, everything “furnished: privilege of company; = reasonable; permanent. state price, etc. Write CARL DWARDS, General Delivery.

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Real Estate for Trade 26

SIX- ROOM double, east, for small single, clear. | Write owner, 214 N. Beville,

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Houses and Lots 25

Business Opportunities 29

CTIVE six-room modern cottage; double garage. BY

TTRA hardwood floors, owner, HA-1249-R.

RENTAL D RECTORY

CALICO RESTAURANT, gperating and do-

ing business now. easonable price,

terms. 4726 W. Washington.

Rooms Without Board 14

Rooms With Board 15

Apartments for Rent 18

$2.50—$3 for 2; lovely room, next steam heat, hot water; innersprings. __W. 8th, , Apt. 8. $2.50, CARROLLTON, 2325 — Comfortable, pleasant warm room, private home, hot _ water. HE-2492. $3; NEW JERSEY, 831 N.—Extra warm, hot water, near bath, beautyrest, phone, garage, quiet surroundings.

ALABAMA, 2412 N.—

ha 149

2412 N.—Room, modern home; Fate. '1-2 employed; board optional.

CENTRAL, 2149, APT. 2—Private entrance, next bath, Sxcellent heat; gagage optional. "HE-21 CENTRAL, WT nished, innersprings, Reasonable. E-2189. COURT, E., 412—82; Seen heated rooms; _ redecorated. -RI-8T PLC ILFORD, 4001—2 Li rooms: ladies Spree Ho 5337 before 9 a. m., after

tight, iricely fur-1-2, meals optional;

ILLINOIS, 1907 — Large front, two beds; giles, feted home; garage; reasonable. _TA 9

«~ Warm: front, near

E, 905 N. La LA SALL baad transporta-

A.: close bath; tion: reasonable. iy fol. oa RIDIAN, 1618 N.—Warm, attractive His twin beds. next bath, not water; __gentleman MERIDIAN, 2363 N., Apt. 3—Extra warm bedroom, suitable 1- 1535 jemen preferred, reasonable. HA-1

MORRIS, 961 E.—Attractive, warm, inodern private home, near Fountain Square; reasonable. "PR-3698. i$ NEW “JERSEY, ¥. 1320 N.—Nice rooms; good heat, innerspring mattresses, near bath. 07.

NEW JERSEY, 2113 N.—Warm, south, next bath, private home, meals optional. TA6647. NEW ~ JERSEY 2340 N.—Nice light comfortable upper front room, employed, reasonable. = TA-3045. . NEW JERSEY, 5852 N.—Warm, well furos twin beds, next bath; ‘reasonable. BR-2993. NEW YORK, 3730- E.—Warm, nicely furnished Sleeping com: private. entrance;

PT. 1.—Room in apart-

T9350 E.. NORTH. 2 i pre-

A ment; walking distance: ferred: reasonable.

NORTH, 230 E., A room,

Apt. Warm Jhgle or -double, hot ater reasonable.

roti, suitable 1-2, Fiod ‘transportation;

NORTH. 3400—La a i options

NOR TH, 5 E. Ha SN nicely furnished, innersprings. hot water, private entrance; reasonab PENN, 1851 N.—Nice, large, front. Good heat innersorings, large closet, hot wat. PENNSYLVANIA. 2127 N.—Attractive restful, next bath, stoker heat, private __home; rea HA-3175-M. PROSPECT, 609 — Modern sleeping room and bath: private entrance: morning, evening meals; 1-2 gentlemen. RIVERSIDE DR. 1821 E.—Desirable for 1-2, private bath, meals optional; reasonable. RI- ree we] ST. JOE, 5, 234 Apt. 3; warm, well furnished. 1-2, Eel optional, reasonable. unished. Private entrance. Adulis. Reaponsibie elderly couple. HI N BLVD., 2954—Warm, comfortably furnished, private home, privileges; gentlemen; reasonable. TA-9333. WOODRUFF, §59 W. Drive; attractive room, warm, quiet: shower; reasonable; gia, 'CH-2181. 3 E.—Unusually comfortable; home piivileges stoker heat; breakfast opional; men. TA-2818.

Rooms With Board 15

ALABAMA, N., 2415 — Newly furnished front room; very convenience, gentle_men; axoenent meals. BELMONT, 115 N.—Warm om yi good meals. Just like home. BE-3849 CENTRAL. 1503—Nice Ne room “for old age i good meals. TA-2208. CENTRAL, 3118—Girl 3 share pleasant room; twin beds: good meals. HA-0173.

tw beds. nnets meals; Fh home:

Fr ire

HL 1126 he Wel Said men a

Se 8h SPRUCE. 1609—One attractive room,

th: | ILLINOIS, 1730 N —Large, warm downstairs

room, innersprings. Good meals. Home __ privileges. one NEW JERSEY. N.. 1330—Large front room; good food: gentleman preferred. RI-1983.

Hotels

$4.60 WEEK ROOSEVELT HOTEL

Capitol and Ohio St. ‘Guest Laundry Free

MILNER $4.50 WEEK

HOTEL GUEST LAUNDRY FREE

126 S_ ILLINOIS wkly. rates, Spencer Hotel "if <i $4 te JAP JONES, Manager. : WASHINGTON: 359 W. (HOTEL)— t or day sleepers; 35c, pele: Sir 5 Cc}

morning calls RI-0204 Cap., S., 18)2; clean, out. Mayfield 17

' city ht., trans. rates. 631 N.—

side; s. Good heat. $7 UP; lovelyr 2-3-room apartments; overstuffed, innersprings, large kitchen, steam , heat, hot water. 149 . 9th, Apt. 8. BLAINE AVE, 1467—TWO ~ FURNI SHED _ ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE. BE-3010-J. jE ER a v e - Toms. accom $5; room, kitch BROOKSIDE, 2501 — 1-2 room furnished apartments. or will se - _stant hot water. cnt 5154. Mess, Con CONGRESS, 1154—Bedroom, 1iving room kitchenette: nicel : Stites: adults y furnished; good heat. EDISON, Bro Massachusetts) —Modern housekeepin __ furnished. Also Small” feeping. | Ping HIGHLAND AVE., 21 N.—32 Modern aearable. everything gen, font, OIS, N.. 2628—2-room upper er , front TN ant everythin, - - vate entrance; $3.50. 8 thruiche pri KENWOOD, 2435—2 Roars. Illinois car: adults, $6.00. KENWOOQD. frigeration; good heat; pho

MARKET, E., good heat; _ schools; modern. MERI N. ST Attract ve efficien~ mL hed Eo showers NEW JERSEY, 1112 N.—Large, warm two3 Re apartment, sink, utiiities furnished.

NORTHWESTE One furnished

1 rah ne _ utilities,” TA-3133 27To0m apartment;

Housekeeping Rooms

$3.50, $4.50—NEW JER Nicely fur shed, 1-2 rooms SEY:

warm, clean.

f2fare; utilities furnished;

i322 — Rooms,

first floor, private

entrance; near

3030—Large room, electric ree |

418 E. 19TH ST.. Apt. No. 4; bdrm heat, water and Rot water Sims

. Mr. Bur MALL HOTTEL CO.. LI-2541

APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

Choice apts.. gladly shown. HE-1328

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

29 W Vermont © L1-%439

2 to 4 Rooms—$22.50 Up

Good cond.: utilities. 1116 N. Capitol. BIRCHWOOD, 3620 — 5-room a artment, heat, water, garage, furnished; $57.50; open. TA-4200.

18A

$9-$10—ILLINOIS, 810'2z N.—Attractively jurbished efficiency apartments, utilities.

ALA ES 151 rooms, roll- -a-way _ Ra a. Frigidaire, or heat, filtered air.

Furn. Houses—Apts.

BROADWAY, 1917 — 4-room lower duplex; __stoker heat, utilities, garage. HU-4293.

KENWOOD, 2235 — 3 bath, apartment. heat. $8 8.50. RI-2234. RANDOLP; N.. 201—Two rooms, Ls * apartment; utilities. _ side door. Good transportation

TWO 2-room modern aps artments; Silities _ furnished 72 8. 10th St., Beech G

“Phone RI-5551 for lowest 2 Ne word rate in the city and quick res its.

kitchenette, Excellent

rms., Utilities.

nicely Call at

Houses for Rent

$13. 50— WATER | PAID. 'DORMAN Upper duplex. 5 rooms, MISS __ WAEBKE, RI-9512, RI-1862. $22. 500 50: WATER PAID, 407 N. Dearborn;

e decorated 4-room double: garage. » newly 3 1IEBKE, RI- -9512, RI-1862.

. 965 v% bath,

a, PAID—Beautiful 3-room 2Be Paile-tns; special dating. HE-2501, HE-4648

18th; modern 6-room

oe ATER, 1129 W. i oh garage. TA-

double. hardwood floors, 3866 HU-4366. $35. SPEEDWAY Beautiful, cory b-room “bungalow: furn, or unfurn E-4466. BIRCHWOOD, 3634—3-bdrm. mod. douitle: sunroom, full basement. laundry tubs, __garage; . CLARK REALTY. L.I-5596. CARROLLTON, 1946—Attractive six-room modern Joule; ga aRe! good neighborhood; $25. - LL Noa 6 rooms; redecorated; garage: $27.50; water paid. _ HE-5446. ‘evenings. CHESTER, 1456 N.—And others. One bedmodern new double. Has every- ' thing: 3%. tons of coal ‘heats; $31.50. _Key at 130 E. New York. RI-3511.

CLAY, 2106—Five room om modern; “wired for electric cooking; garage; $22. U1584. ILFO. 4719—5-room double, breaktes GUILE separate porches, garage; $37.5 HU-3118

026 — 7-room modern, will GUILFORD. ea 0800)

ITAL, 2 _innersprings, Fri ida! steam, private ay all PARK, 1226—Light, warm, 1-room Kkitchen- : 0 23a tment; innerspring; next .bath; EN SYLVANIA N—8msll attracpatent, apart , Srlgidaire: hot water;

STON 53% B.— m_ apartments. firma dr 2815—Three rooms. utilities.

vate = _ voi ation. HE surance, Good trans

n, HE-1713. ~~ ~~. 1. vo Want Ads Lowest Rate in City.

Apartments for Rent . 18 LARGE 5-RM. APT. $50

Sunrpom, 1st clas - on "ng elect: rei Sonyenient. '%an

Cre [1430 rooms, bath,

E.—Five m heat and wate =! Rion as ye furnished; $30;

MER] i TAN. 31 3055 N.—Three-bedroom apart

HR new bath, heat, refr

0 N.— Attractive two rooms; Bo e, utilities,

11 Mr. Kissling. Re ovE 1509—Modern_ 3 bedroom, faa; $35, water paid. DR-1268-R, Pha

2947—6 rooms; modern; dou425. 00. VIRGINIA AVE. FE 509- 1 = — Modern, comele NE onattioned:; 5 rooms. 419 E. MARKET, BELFAIR APTS. s3g.50 secures V2 of double; two bedlivin IR room. dining . room, etc.: utes pail

N Fhe good ’ condition;

YO! 145—4-room house; lights ho a1] $13. 150, LI-0355. LEASANT. : 3109 — 5 rooms, lights. well ® eer. 0. L. STARKS REALTY CO.,

NDO! 239 S.—8$20; RAO furnace. Heatrola fur-

nished. Garage. Adults. RI-3774,

SENATE, 819 5.—Semi-modern, rent only $10 month; 3 rooms. RI-1641. 4—3 a a; $22.50: water STARKS REALTY CO. DR-5208. UNIVERSITY COURT. 1309—6 rooms; mod- : ndjtion: $27. ir Single: good co! AVE:

4-rm. double; 3

modern exLapaid: 0. L.

{REG. $49.95 brand new washers -.

ESTATES LOAN . i CO. Diamond a e a8 Loans pi | Bth per Ms Ms Jestio Aslan

or : Your Diamond Rent, Sealed. in Bank.

LOANS) ON

and FURNITURE

A uTo IEERAL LOAN CO. L1-6605

152 N Delors St. Colonial Finance Co. MA-2381 RI1-1591

SIGNATURE LOANS

304 Kresge Bldg.—3d ly HONOR ILOANS EXCLUSIVELY No Endorsers Household Finance Corp. 328 Illinois Bldg., 3d Floor. RI-5404.

AUTO LOANS 20 MONTHS TO REPAY -

K'S BROS. AUTO LOAN CO., INC. 306.9. 10 INDIANA AVE. ‘RI-5 5998

62.125 subscribers every day in Marion County alone to read your want ad in The Times. [Results at lowest word rate in the city. Fhone RI-5551.

Swaps C AS for ‘34, '35 and 36 hevrolets and Plymouths.

SERVICE :LOAN CO.. 1515 N. Ill. RI-4973 JUNK CARS --Used trucks, wrecks wanted. pay cash 21st and Martindale. HE-3867. OLDS, 1937 sedan: radio, heater; for furniture or cash. LI-36 RABBITS—2 does, sell. 1316 DeLoss. CASH—For junk cars, wrecks, used trucks. FOGLE. 1212 E. 25th. HE-2808.

1 RE for radio, or

Sign. 304 IE

BULL_PUPS {for sale. male and female; good stock. 1140 E. Washington (rear).

Farm, Garden, Plants 33

GARDEN TRACTOR—Re ossessed, with all 1g0ls, $38; (zuarantee Write 324 W. 10th, Indianapolis.

Merchandise for Sale 34

Attractive Modern Furniture t for Home or Business

Many dod at ch Than Cost

Fixtures tall X Kinds. New

sed All Purpose Rentals Delivery Anywhere

Hoover Sweepers Factory $9.95 HOME APPLIANCES CO.

OPEN EVENINGS. 3360 N. ILLINOIS.

Arctics

Excellent bed outfit. Box spring m metal bed, hair filled mattress. While last, $9. 95. Special Exchange a ure Co., j04 E. Wash. St. pen eves,

TA-1880.

All kinds, all sizes. Bargains

MORGAN SUPPLY CO.

128 S. West

4.2 C. P. M. New air compressor. Complete with pressure switch, 30-gallon tank, 34 he . resus V-belt drive, po of valve essure gauge; reasonably price METER FB ECTRI Es MACHINE CO.

3525 E. Washi ngton. IR-1151.

SEE Auction 2d Songer Classification Num!

CAPITOL AT SOUTH ARCTICS 22a B0c

. zes Leather and Mitts. Gloves gether and Mitt. 10c

CLEAN LUMBER NEW AND

2043 NORTHWESTERN

Rent Modern * air-conditioned Ice Refrigerator. $9.50 Year.

POLAR ICE & FUEL co.

Storm Sash Rockwool Birairs

kinds; no down payments. 3 years to pay. MOORE {& MOORE, INC. VE, 2766. ¥

‘COMPLETE STOCK of new and used lumber and building materials at greatest , savings in Indianapoiis. VELAND WRECKING CO. 1320 Kentuckv Ave. ul-7100.

| Kills, RATS. MICE and = all other RODENTS. SAFE SANITARY, SURE. Albert G. Mass Co., 31 Va. Ave. RI-3315 1255 ST IANGHOUSE Teinigeraton ery e; gai e 1032 N. Olney ange. ROO 2 3% a Bring container. Tar HO. SUPPLY

Alcohol = 1325 Kentucky.

ALL Heaters in our stock must go. Reductions up to Fairway 0 85 133 W. Wash. St.

Bed Bugs es, etc., easily killed

with Frovects Spray, Lurie NITURE—Clos! in

Co., 132 8. Penn, LI-3793. out, Ottoman, chair, NS ek lable, ode te; other pieces. Big - reduction. | Mass. GOOD USED a free rom nails; sash, ‘doors, brick, etc. SERVIC E WRECKING CO. 320 N. West. LI-7910.

NEW_ and USED BUILDING MATERIAL. M oO OLA ION V/RECEING CO.. 310 S. Delaware. LI-62

Elec. Cabinet r SINGER EE Hish™ ash. -9718.

STOV ES a FInUs a Recondidioned

PRINGLE & JOHNSON. 826 Mass. LI-0068

.$37.50 Fairway Furniture Co., 133 W. rl sh. _8t.

GET OUR LUMBER RRICES S. S. RHODES & SON 340 WASH. ST. LARGE stove, suitable for storeroom. shop or garage. eap. 906 W. 29th St. RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMILE, HENDREN ING. 685 Century Bldg.- MA-3467. roan fixtures,

Real 126

bakers equipment, spe-

bakit

YEE a i room AN

cial equipment: puysgel] 419 E. Ohio. LL] 50

SWAP furniture voopEood furniture Neon |

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

S 5 gai, Clean forked. Ind. No. 5. he rot size for furnace

Unclaimed Freight Station

Cash Coal & Wood

43 Cash Coal & Wood |

Prompt Delivery 6x4 Ind. No. 6. Yin fkd. Biz 6” Iv. cin. fkd. No. 5 $650 e Deliver

Golden Flame $A.75 $4.7 Low ash. N Tip Top W. Virginia East Kentucky i: A% $6.50 .. $8.90 Dr. 1792

6x4, cl. fkd. Ind. No. 5. Amber Jacket $ 5.00 Cin. fkd.. 533. No. 5. $600 Tip Top W. Virginia Citizens Coke, egg or nut. Call us for other Premium ‘Coals. Ww li ¥% Ton. Dr. 1793

FREDRICK'S HY. HEAT | Guaranteed Satisfaction |

Golden Flame

6x4, clean forked, Ind. No. 5. Correct size for furnace or stove.

TIP TOP

5x3, cin. fkd.

ss No Ya. higher grade 56 00

‘Te To! TOP, BE 6-in. lump. $6 50

Ly Sik vars ss saneedis | ISLAND CREEK 5x3 W. Va

clean forked 88 25

ISLAND CREEK big “6-inch Ip. W. Va. cn. {kd {- RE Our big seller’

sisesesvsatenn

Indianapolis lee & Fuel Co. DR-2400. DR-2401

————

PAY CASH AND SAVE Wh. Ash 6x4 Fkd. $4.75

Wh. Ash Ind. No. 5, cl. fk. Linton: lump Ind., No. 5. 6” fkd....$5.25

$K.50 Brazil Big Bik. i 5

Fkd., dp og 6 Brazil, West Va. 5x3 $6.00 W. Virginia block No. 5. 6” fkd...§6

No. 5 Ig. egg. Clean fkd. Island Creek 5x3 $6: 25 Isl. Crk. W, Va, 1g. egg, fkd.

Isl. Crk. Ip. 'W. Va. Gin. fkd $6 73 Pocahontas, very good mine run. $ W. Va. nut and slac

- WE DELIVER %2-TON

BLUFF ROAD COAL. 53

Coal, Coke, Cordwood, Kindling

Pioneer Blk. if 78

Is. Creek W. Va.. /5x3 clean forked Pioneer Isl. Creek 6” Blk. Cin.

W. Virginia ¢

d. $1.25 ” 00 No. 5. 5x3 —— Clean Forked"

W. Virginia No. ¥ 6” 1p., cin. fkd. $6.50

Linton 6x4 Fli.84. 7°

Linton Ind, No. 5 cl. fkd. rar 1b. Ind. No 5 6” jg ee

| UNIONTCE & COAL

It will pay you to visit our yard and see the difference in good coal.

CHAMPION W. VIRGINIA

ALL PURPOSE COAL

” overro. 5.96.80 ox + $6.00

FORKED EGG, No.

WEST SIDE

ICE & FUEL CO. Belmont 1334 :

TWO GOOD SERVICE COALS

CENTURY INDIANA, No.

THIS IS A GOOD INDIANA COAL IN A NICE SIZE

- FORKED $ 4. 75

EGG POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. Drexel 2414 |

sesso

4.5 6x4 Forked

per ton Ind. No. §

Full of heat, right size for furnaee or stove, . No slack in Whiz, Try it to-

ay.

COAL AND OIL

SATISFACTION CUARAN TEED,

or stove.

z $6.00 Ww. Virginia.

: 5x3, “No., 5 clin. fkd,

COAL CO. Royal

Coal & Coke Co.

CH-1971

62,125 subscribers every day in Marion County alone to read your want ad “in! The Times. Results at lowest word rate] in the city. Phone RI-5551.

Merchandise for Sale 34

TO AVOID STORAGE

Will gacriace 3 rooms of new furniture for $106.30 to party who has held the same job for 43 BE) and has good credit references. 2 per week beginnin Feb. 15. The Y ing rcom consists o o couch, 2 end tables, % jamie lamps, ehole desk, occasional chair. Bedroo ts of maple finish Jenny Lind bed, chest and dresser. 90-coil spring. mattress, 2 pillows, 2 bedroom rugs. Kitchen conSins of drop-leaf table, 4 chairs. Write Box 51, care of Times. - Wool Lumber Jackets. S 5 Wool cap, 25¢c. Army 1. 0

128 8S. West.

goods, all kinds. Room

Room COMPLETE, $147

MERIDIAN MART, INC. 428 N. Meridian. Open Eves,

Musical Instru.—Radio 34A

SEVERAL REPOSSESSED Accordions and Band 1 Per Instruments, pay balance Week INDIANA MUSIC CO.

PAUL a, and HERMAN RINNE. L.1-4088. Open eves. till 9. L1-4088. Bargains in S Gyanas. Dprights Lessons - Included With + New or Used Pi EY PIANO SALES ROOM BALDWIN , 3*F0n." "Open Eves.

GRANDS AND SPINETS

Just a few left from our Xmas stock; must be sold this week at Bargain Prices. On Rental Terms. 243 N. Penn.

Marion Music Co. Open Eves.

STORY & CLARK SPINET Used just 7 months. Will sell at greatly reduced price. 120 E. Ohio.

Wilking Music Co. el uiadst:

ACCORDIONS . L2ANTRARS . Indiana Music Co.

115 BE. Ohio. _L1-4088. 30 XMAS TRADE-INS E-Z Fay ments _Lessdns Included LORENZ Across 0 on Gas Company. CONSOLE Model Radios. Some as low

Pe 133 W. Wash. St.

inets,

OFF THE CAR ENOS

Cleaned Forked

ind. No. 5, 6x4.

W. VIRGINIA

Cleaned Forked

No. 5, Li

2= ISLAND GREEK

Cleaned Forked

3x5 |

BE. 5055 | :

POCAHONTAS

— Red Ash, Big Lump

Chemical Treated.

WE DELIVER 1,

Cash Coal Co. CH. 6251

Night Phone DR. 7624

You've Tried the Rest | Now Try the Best

FIRE GLOW

75 5 Indiana 6x4 Hoids fire overnight and looks like

West Virginia

— W. Va, clean forked. Furnace Ege 5x3, No. & igh in heat,

00 50 W. Virginia

= BIG LUMP

Lge. 6-in. No. 5 fkd. Ip We Deliver 4 Ton

DAYLIGHT COAL DR-4684

—

1 SATISFACTION OUR GUARANTEE

75 SUN RAY

4. 6x4 Forked Indiana No. 5. Right size for furnace or stove. W. VIRGINIA $ .00 5x3 Forked : TE cal" "8n fon sells $6.50 W. Va. Big Lump We Deliver 2 Ton

Mutual Coal & Ice Co. DR. 1660 DR. 1660

WHITE ASH $ AE oh 00.

Ind. 6x4, L1-6449 Li.

8300s Furniture -Co., | Furniture Buyers 38 Pay cash tor R 1.0469

Call Mills furniture rugs’ stoves. Prompt immediate service.

EXCHANGE your surplus Jumiture for

cash. Prompt service. CH-2153 235A

WE Y FROM BASEMENT TO TTC, sro? CASH.

Wanted to Buy

BEST Boe paid for automobile motor,

iti E IRON & METAL co. 1108 EB 26eh 8 !

Phone at for lowest want word rate in the city and Suick results.

Auctions 36

Unclaimed Freight Station AUCTION

Friday, Jan. 12, 9:30 a, Inspection ion a irsdar, Jan oy

: Roof cement. “used auto Bren ‘empty steel drums, bottle caps, 2 cs. children’s underwear, 1 gua. 1 crate platform Ii Porcelain ish comb nation sink and tray, 3, 5, grease trap for sewage system. 1 Wa power exha'ist fan, w doors, sash and shutters, 4 5-gal. cans. G. E. insulating oil. steel tubing. 3 snow scoops, felt base rugs, furnace

HE-4904 ad

. cuftain material,

too numerous

Re. a dining table tops.

COAL SALE

Indiana stoker n

S, yirginia, No. w Virginia No. Brazil block, 6 1 Pocahontas Jed ash, ne r Poca. Gen 3 Red Ash, 6-inch lump), Shoveled

| CITIZENS COKE

Meridian Coal Co, Least,

OoGSDO

WwW. Virgie 5x3, No. shoo .cln. i Back Guarantee

FUEL 25UPPLY TIP TOP $6: 00

yest, hey 8 58

Sexson Bros. Goal Go. |

DR-7479 DR-7479 |