Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1940 — Page 15

FEB. 13, 1940

Hw ANOTHER _INBLAST PROBE

Bilica Claim Upstate Man ‘Confesses Connection ~ With Bombings. ix SOUTH BEND, Ind. Feb. 13 (U. -P.)~Police said today that Earl

, 40, of: near South Bend, had confessed to complicity in a

series of bombings of power line|

towers and poles in Northern Indi--ana and Southern Michigan last year. They also charged that his statement implicated John A. Marks, 36, of Michigan City. Marks, a business agent for the International Brotherhood of Electrical | Workers, was implicated earlier in the investigation by a -statement of Parrish E.' Freeman, 30, of Michigan City, a cousin of Earl Freeman. Authorities say that Parrish Freeman and Frank Lung, 25, of South. Bend, have pleaded guilty to St. Joseph County charges. in connection with the case while the former also allegedly has admitted * his guilt to Federal anti-racketeering charges filed by U. 8S. District Attorney James Fleming. Also held in connection with the case is Frank Yax, 25, of Kalamazoo, Mich. Authorities announced yesterday that seven dynamite sticks, several percussion caps and some fuse were found Saturday near a sub-station'of the Indiana and Michigan Electric Co.

State Deaths ANDERSON—MTrs. Nellie Behmeyer, B57. hii SATIRE La al 2 months.

Edward Etehison, Survivors: Parents, -Mr. an rs. John ; hison: brothers, Dannie, Forrest Jona Raymond. . CANNELTON_-Mrs, Sarah jTrances s Rog85. Survi Sons, John bert; daughter, Mrs, Edward

ee vlin, = Sister, Mrs. W. E. Dougher CHRISNEY—Mrs. Nettie ey 7. wivor: Sister, Mrs. Robert Bence wo DLUMBYS mond Stanfield, 64. surDaughter. Catherine Rlizabeth; So. Hannibal; sister, Mrs. Edna Bass. _ CYNTHIANA—John Barton, §6. Survivpr: Brother, Ora. ELWOOD—Dr. John’/T. Jessup, 91. vivors: wie 5sie] oz h, Cart? aausniers

Mrs. Fred eb 2 Mrs. Addie Palmer, Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Maude Weer: brothers. Charles and Sylvester Jessup. Mrs. Elva Jane Frazee. 82. Survivors: Bu ers, Mrs. Goldie Heston and Mrs. My ls Mitchell; sons, William, Ora, Clarnd Arlia; brothers, William and Douglas Walker,

EVANSVILLE—Otis Schroeder, 32. Suryp Wife, Clara; daughters, M cille and Linda Lee; sister, Mrs. Anna Lee Wri ht: brothers, Harlan and Herbert. Edward Thomas Cole, 49, Survivors: wite, Henrietta; daughters, Mrs. Earl win Mrs. J. P. Mullin; sister, Mrs. Henry Preymuth:. - brother, Ernest. Ronald Stewart, 33. Survivors: Wife Dorothy: s son, Stephen: Mr. and Stewart; sisters, M. Haley ny Mrs. Willard Riney John Stierer, 64. Survivors: Y sister, Mrs. Anna Barnett: half sisier, Mrs. Joe Freihaut: stepbrather, Pete Mrs. Mary Simms: 75. suryivors: Daughter, Mrs. Alice Jehle; son, Walte John onrad Zehner, 490. Stirvivors: Wife, Mayme: dau hers. Ann, Bertha and Christine; son, Jo mother, Mrs. Konrad Sebner; sister, Mis. ohn Korft; brotham

or, Adam FRANKF ORT — Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Miller. 70. Survivors: Husband, Luondes; son, Carl: sisters, Mrs. I. N. Pennington; Dor Alvin Mitchell and Mrs. Franeis eaver.

Mrs. Ursula Nelson, 43. Survivors: Husband, Clyhard; sons, Robert and Philip; Sarton Mary; mother, Mrs, Magdalene rnon Burt C. Esra, 66. Survivors: Son, E. E.; §ifler Mrs. Benjamin McCormick; brother,

Kk. Wiliam 4 Emote oH pp. 68. Survivors: Harol and Kenneth; danghters, Tuoi ay ¥ ir iy Mrs. Mary Kingery, Mrs. Olive Rjcgamer and Mrs. Marjorie McKinzie; brother, Frank. GRANDVIEW—Joseph W, bey 85. Survivors: Sons. Jack and Harry; Son giters, Mrs, Tessie Lead and Mrs. Grace 75.

GREENTOWN—Franklin V. Miller, Survivors: Wife, Minnie; daughters, Mrs. Irene McKinney, Mrs, Alice Smith, Mrs. Inez Lyons and Mrs. Leota Hite; brother, Theophilus: sisters, Mrs. Barbara Dotterer and Mrs. Naomi Dawson. JASPER—MIS. Jacob Kuntz, 67. Survivors: Son, Harold; dau hters, Mrs. Amos Siddons and Miss e Kuntz; Broth -— ers, Martin, Gus, Henry, John and Dr, A R. Friedman. PFERSY NVILLE — Mrs. Barbara Bonenberger, 72. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. William Garrison, Mrs. Monroe Johnson and Mrs, Walter Raber; sons; Frank and

Gerald Lacher Sr., 78. Survivors: Wife, Minas 305, Sierald Jr., Albert and John; daughters, Mrs. A. Baesse, Mrs. Amelia Weidekemper Sul "Miss Bertha Lacher. KOKOMO—Mrs. Mary Morey. 54. S8urvivf William; daughters, Mrs. Maurice wheter: Miss Morey; Studebaker. sisters, Mrs. I. i Mrs. Adam Smith. Pre ork Yarie: Newton. infant Survivprs: Parents, Me and Mrs. Everett Newton; sister, Janet Sue Bobbie Ja hp Reynolds Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T brother, Jesse; sister, Patey "MARKLEVILLE — Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy. %9. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ross Ham and Mrs. Madge McCullough: stepson, Elmer Hardy, sisters, Mrs. W. ‘H. rigg. and Mrs. Lincoin Summers. M’CUTCHANVILLE — William R. Ri 72. Suryivor, Wife, Minnie; daugh Ee:

Survivor:

sur-

arents, Mrs.

3. Survivors: Reynolds; Fan

Mrs. D Miller; sons, Ralph, Oscar and | the Rev. William NEWBERN—Mrs. Charlotte Roberts, 75. urvivors: Husband, Elmer; Dau hers, s. Lillie Laurie and Mrs. Alta Tekulvie; son, Charles. NEW CASTLE—Mrs. Ida Kinsinger, 67. Survivors: Husband, Gus: daughter, Mrs. ndrew Offutt; sons, Raymon and Paul; rothers, Cleodus, Elmer and Enos Hiatt,

"we LONDON-—Miss Kate M. Shirley,

Be ryiv Lee; daugh E. C. Daugherty, Mrs. Martin McPF Mis. Susie Coomer and Mrs. Ora B well,

SPRINGPORT—Mrs. Cora May Kerlin, 89. SSusvivers: Husband, Lee; da orge McKinzey; ee Harold; or Mrs, Juossa Stafford; brothers, Orville

and Waiter Richey TE SON — Mrs. Martha Skelton, 88. Survviors: Sons, Hiram, Wilbur and Frank; 1st Mrs. Saaey Stevens: half-sisters, rs. Henry Smith, Mrs. Della Skelton and M13. Hors orient; half-brothers, Joseph

Bro BE OBINGP ORT — ' Mrs. Nancy Eiisabeth Groves, 85. Survivor: Son, Thom ALL—Mrs. Mary Elisa th "Glass, : Husband, S. Wright, sister,

iss Thenia Ayers, 77. Survivors: SisPg 8. Fanaa Davis and Mis, Elmer

AUTO TAG SALES LAG GOSHEN, Ind., Feb. 13.—Goshen’s auto license bureau reopened today after the long holiday week-end with the announcement that with the deadline only three weeks away, two thirds of the car owners of this vicinity have yet to obtain their Jeenses.

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'|God afresh by careless living,”

Pledge British Aid to Welles

' LONDON, Feb. 13 (U. P).— Prime Minister Neville Chamber= ‘lain was cheered in the House of , Commons today when- he an=nounced that Sumner Welles, United States Undersecretary of State, would be taken into the. full confidence of the British Government when he visits here. Mr. Welles’ mission to London, Paris, Rome and Berlin, being undertaken at the orders of President. Roosevelt, was made the subject of a question addressed to the Prime Minister by Laborite Arthur Greenwood, deputy leader of the opposition.

JOE MERCHANTS HOLD CONGLAVE

‘Uncle Billy’ Martin Welcomes Delegates to His 46th State Convention.

W. K. (Uncle Billy) Martin, Crawfordsville, honorary president of the Indiana Association of Ice Industries, passed out delegate ribbons today as the 47th annual convention got under way at the Severin Hotel. This was the 46th convention that Mr. Martin has attended. He said it would have been his 47th if he

held. Mr. Martin is president of the Crawfordsville Ice and Cold Storage Co. and has been in the ice business since the days the blocks were cut from lakes and stteams in thé winter freezes and stored in saw dust for summer use. _ Mr, Martin also is president of the Citizens National Bank of Crawfordsville and treasurer of the National Association of Ice Industries. About 200 delegates are expected and sessions run through Thursday. Fred Standish, Bedford, Indiana Association executive secretary, addressed the group this morning.

1933 HOLDUP FIGURE SHOT ACCIDENTALLY

Luther Standard, who was uninjured when gangsters shot and killed Sergt. Lester Jones as they

V.| robbed the Peoples Motor Coach Co.

in February, 1933, was shot in the back last night as he sat in a trackless trolley at North and West Sts. Police were told that two youths were examining a revolver and that it exploded. The bullet went through [the back of the east and wounded Mr. Standard, they said. The youths fled when the trolley stopped at .an intersection for which it was slowing when the shot was fired. Mr. Standard was taken to City Hospital. The gangsters got $1869 in the machine-gun raid of the motor coach company in 1933. Mr. Standard was employed there and called police: when he heard the gunmen in another room.

CHRIST RE-CRUCIFIED, LENTEN PASTOR SAYS

“professing Christians of Indianapolis are crucifying the. Sop of he Rev. R. Everett Carr of Chicago said in the first of a series of Lenten noon-day addresses at Christ Episcopal Church today. “Well-meaning men and women who have grown indifferent to the old ideas of justice, courage and purity are re-crucifying Christ in every city and 'town,” the rector said. Hg will preach at 12:05 p. m. every day this week except Saturday.

BULK OF W. L. ELDER ESTATE GOES TO WIFE

The will of William L. Elder, who died Feb. 8, was filed in Probate Court today. Mr. Elder, the father of Bowman Elder, and Democratic leader, left real estate of undetermined value and the bulk of his personal property valued at $2500 to his wife, Laura, Six former employees were given

i| $50 each.

PAY TRIBUTE TO BROUN NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (U. P).— The friends of Heywood Broun, from Mayor F. H. La Guardia to Charlie Horowitz, a taxicab driver, participated last night in a memorial service attended by 10,000 persons. The service for the late newspaper columnist and president of the American Newspaper Guild, was in the form of a “biographical narration” in which the highlights of his career were outlined in chronological sequence.

Deaths--Funerals 1 Indianapolis _Times, Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1940

CALDWELL —J i brother of Frank J. H., 304 Riley

ington bik Chureh., Park. Friends invi x m.

CARLSEN—Christian H,, belove of - fare, father of ‘Christ 3 husband s passed on Fi at The Flann & ednesday 2h.

Burial Crown the mortuary. CREIGHTON — 2 or E., husband of Edith E., passed y_Monday. evening “at he 5! donee, 3 3 Y gue kle Be." Se - Me ne aa oer & Be Ran on a, Burial Crown HiL = oe mye

Du 3 53 Ne vashin ady o Burial Floral

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m. Buria Vevay, Ind.’

HOLY William Hensy 3 Morgan of Chittor Pra aE Hallis a ana

co, 1048 N. Dear: at po

wpi3ther of Arch gue of Yevay,

Mo eveni onday * ey Cen rei ursday, 9 a.

¢ 78 years, Biothe Rech John 1 sss ati] r ends In in-

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Fi. (ba? Joined ce, 1 S188 New York th i db oe Bo

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Deaths—Funerals 9 Indianapolis Times. ‘Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1940 1940 OVE ON — Grace B., wile of Earl TE.

RT Overton, dau “oF dirs of Mrs. Luvena Deaman, sister of Mrs. jor & and Walter Maud

a Ser: ots m. a ry V2 ave: urial Washin, on

Park. Friends may call at funeral: home.

REBBER Elizabeth, age 72 years, sisthr of Abelia Kessler, deceased. passed a unera; Feb. 14710 1

Sunday call at the moi papers’ please

copy. RO CH—Toblas, beloved husband of Lilly Ferling Roch and father ef Mrs. Lena I Mrs. Lillian Schmalfeldt and An a and d Geo eG Roch, passed away at the residence, 1644 College Ave., Monda ay evening, Feb. Funeral services Wi be held a$ the 1 es Thursday afternoon, Feb. 15, at 2 o'clock. terment: Crow. n Hill Cemetery. Friends” are welcome. .

SIMS—Grace Jehngod, wife of Roy OC. and mother of Dr." J. Lawrénce Sims, Mary Alice, Irene, passed away x & Bughanan rR Friends # Friends ma Centra.

ing. Services at the Fan nner mortuary Wednesday. invited. Burial Crown call at the residence, 556 N. Court.

STORZ—-Lens M.. sister of Bont E. and Storz, Sunday morning: Services a the aye silence, 218

esday Friends invited. Buria 1 8Y srown’ Hill, Friends may call at the residence.

WEIFFENBACH — Adolph, 61 beloved brother of Gustav, Henry, Fritz an Otto Weidehaom passe ' away : a in St. fou : Mo. Fineral Tin Tings.

e G. Funer 1 Poms, eos S. East St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p. m Wednesday.

WEISENBERGER — Frank, beloved husband of Augusta Weisenberger, Sather of Mrs. J. Porter, Mrs. ed F. Grove Weisenberger, Mrs, John Mountain and Mrs. Paul Peirce, |g Sled g Sauirday, es: 10, at his residence,

years,

: Ni Phi 9 a. m. Friends invited. [Covington :. papers: please copy:]

d away 4] Funeral services from the So brother Anderson Willoughby, 1140 Pershing, Wednesday, Feb. 14, 3 p Friends invited,

Card of Thanks

NUNGESTER — We wish to extend our heartfelt Shelly and. appreciation our relatives, many friends for their act of kindne

r the beautiful nt LL the beautiful floral offerings The Ray for his consoling wor: 4 and the Tolin Funeral Home jor their efficient service. J. .C. ngester, Mrs. Jeanette Purdue and Family. Miss Leona Busch.

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SEMI-SUBUREAN, EAST—Five- - galow; long living room; gas, room bunwater, garage; good cons 10850! transport st se) Te! LSON, CH-8204. 215k, 12th,

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Houses and Lots

Singles,

3-BEDROOM modern bungalow, ahve tu 16th St. and Kessler deal, price and terms acceptable in ter. Address Times, Box 225.

doubles, lots east. Eon Side agent, 4200

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income $30

Call E E. KIRK Mc. Off., MA-3521

RI-3790

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55_ ACRES—18 Mi. N. W., 1 mi. off Rd. 29. House, 2 barns, woods, stream. TA-4286. John Case. 3510 N. Penn, B-2

RENT suburban east: new 3-room home, one acre, electricity; $16. en R2.

ACRES—Shelby Co., 18 m d land, bldgs. John Case, Sein N. Si. Bs. 25

Half Block to E. Washington

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Houses and Lots

$50 CASH And $12 per month buys this good 7room semi-modern, vacant, move in

at once. 6427. Mr. Nacha

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DOUBLE ONLY $1850 -933:35 N. Jefferson, Terms. oomd side, Fater gas, lights,

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McKibbin Fle Consolidated Bldg.

12 Miles’ N. E. on county line road has several out! bldgs., atage od 2 wells. About $1000 cash terms. DR-17925. LEHAY. “rials J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO., 128 N. Del.

5-Rm. Mod. Bung.—West

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IRK M Steins MASEL . 'R1-8790. | EXCLUS

southern

$7.00 PER M! And rent from other Ode oi PL 5

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Union Title Co. 155 BE. Market St. Union Title Bldg.

Rooms Without Board 14

semi-modern double at 4217

e. Small down pyament. DR6427. Mr. Nachand. A REALTY CO., Realtors.

RI-2368 Times, Box 224

Hotels 16

$2—S vate entrance, ing distance. $2.50; MERIDIAN, 2316 N. — Nicely furnished, warm room, innersprings, good gliaosation, phone; gentlem 50—-OXFORD, 948 N.—Nice ns for 2, block car line. Modern home. BELMONT, 115 N.—Large, comfortably furnished sin de. room; good heat; reasonable. B Sere 2546—Large Joom; good 0 ad bath, innerspring;. College 0. CARROLLTON, 2326 — Clean front, twin beds 4 a water, 3 adults; reasonable.

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ENATE, 1049 8.—Attractive front, Pu S904 ne neighborhood, walk-

next gentlemen.

DELAWARE, 1034 N.—Attractively furnished alcove, living,’ bedroom; innersprings; suitable for couple; phone.

DELAWARE, 400 N., APT. 8—Nicely fur= nished front room; twin be ds, hot, Yoler.

OIS, 2432 - — Front’ room, nicely furnished Trach n “privile es, - tional. Adults. e $350. 89, Ralage oLA SALLE, 905 N. — Warm: close bath; near R. C. A.; : good tr transpoftation: reas__onable; girls. =

JERSEY, 2102 N. I sually attrace tive alin A bedroom, suitable

__2, reasonable. JERSEY, 522; Apt. 44] connecting bath: " private reer Ton: tleman Beats rred. 1116 N.—Lovely warm front "room, a "bath: also garage. RI-6619. 2460—Beautifully furnished front agjoiling bath; twin beds, large

room, closet.

SUTHERLAND, 525 —Apt. 3, large attractive comfortable room, adjoin ng Lath. Every convenience, 12 block Central trolley. nes 2540.

VILLA A 1216—Modern, ni o - ag Vos thle. DR zentieman og I _ ferred: reasons 7108. M.

WASHINGTON BLVD., Ad front! twin beds, inhersprings. 2. HAC]

hs HW. oh t; 1 ’ ew + © reasonable. Sosy mploved lady; HL 513 E.—Lar 8 _&an Shier 3:3

28TH., 0 E. uM : ployed couple. HA.

412 E.—Room, ue. bath, 1-2, InnerBe nee. home privileges; Central "cariine,

ONE, a sleeping rooms, slee; next bath, front: meals . SSE Fore te 01 NHL

FRONT RQO ood good bed ra Tae £k pi 15. Phone Rl-5! word Tate in the aty and carck Tesita” :

Rooms With Board 15

ot Wat front; innerPilate ;Sntrance; reasonable.

DY — front, furnished or 8 ker is. E20 tleman, em-|

Steno hi k Typing si er Miss Mack, Uone at 036 E. Colonic Noy York

RAWEORD Physio-Therapist, ork. -6830-M. Reducing. (ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)

LADIES, MENIS GARMENTS | CLEAN -PRESS -REPAIR- REL NE REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th" : LLYELLY

(BEAUTY SHOPS)

RUTZ Beadty Shop. 5 N. Temple ave

0923. Spec J Machineiess clés Permanente 85.

PAUL RAYMANN 650 x Slagle Road, HU A Bd Er ee Per-

$5-. MER, 1205—La stairs, 3 De widow's To nae |

constant’ Bot. water, hone Pere]

PF,. 576

Woot R -— Attractive front , Frou, Gai home s privleges A Frceiiont

heat; in

otels :

Sherman HouseE:st, of Union sd otitis up. Bet. fice ice rm

1; 8.—Ho smellke: <Ity Mayfield ; fear: He trans, ; owrLoun. ayfield .

Hoosier Hotel Clean. comfortable: ‘bath city heat: 40 wdhgver snd $3.60

16.

DR.—Cheerful rooms |-

xe ARK ® WASHINGTON. E. 531 TONG HOTEL, INT Aa a raished; hE bie

IVE and clean beer tavern of state

Apartments for Rent

in September. Only. those who can py $1500 DT need answer, Owlier retiring.

RENTAL DIRECTORY

1322 CARROLL aparimens:

ROOSEVELT HOTEL

A Ee water See custodian or call ie! Burtt.

—1-bed

garage;

$4.50 WEEK

Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

MILNER $450 WEEK

\ T LAUNDRY FREE HOTEL CURT 8. ILLINOIS.

418 ments, airy kitchen:

water furnished. details call Mr,

BE. 19TH ST.—2-bedrdom with cross-ventilation; living rooms and dining rooms; li i heat, water

- Hall-Hottel €o.~ LI. 2541

apartarge

and Apt. 3 available, For Burtt.

$36.50; TALBOTT,

wkly. rates. $4 Jao NY

Spencer Hotel %i"s "ni

JAP JONES, Manager ties

A-2974-J

Housekeeping Rooms 17

0. $5.50, NEW JERSY, N., 631—Nicel Hiitnished: 1-3 room apartments.. Parking, one .

$¢ UP—FURNIS rooms, kitcheneties; trance. 1108 ai $5.75. STA warm, u optional.

Choice apts.. gladly

Beautiful

Arranged like a

Maple

SHED — Lovely apartments; e Road. LI-53

sink; private en4253 rooms, clean, |22 W. Vermont. lities, Norivate entrance. Garage

MONTH; HOYT, 1427—Downstairs room, __Warm, clean. "Call DR-2563. ADDISON, 229 N. — Two-room furnished apartment. Bath. Lights, water. Utili ties paid. ALABAMA, 1025 N.—One and two-room furnished (5 Darunents; also sleeping

rooms. Rg In 1648—Cozy 2 rooms,nicely furnished: good good heat: hot water: phone. BOULEVARD RD PLACE, 3015—Three-room _ apartment; utilities ‘furn.; reasonable. BROADWAY 8356—1-Room private bath, steam; 2 rooms, private entrance.

E CG rooms, R

Min u

Nice

24TH 8S lower os FN 9TH,

117— ent; complete Ht

Best Jocation Ungalon city;

Furn. Houses—Apts.

N., New 3-room

Frigidaire;

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

shown, HE-1328

S-Rm, Apt.

heat, water, $65. 536 E.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

L1-2439.

EN APTS —Strictly modern, 4 4

tilities; adults only.

4007 E. Washington bedroom Sparument, $0, LISS, 385: TW room apartment, $40. LI 53

—New apartment; 4 ilies furnished.

utilities,

149 W.—2 Roo adults: inquire. gas station. th Fimo:

‘Phone RI-5561 for word rate in the eitv and quick results.

lowest want ad

.18A

COLLEGE, 1524; $4.50, $6—1 or 2 rooms,

MADISON AVE. furnished, _ Utiliti

bei Rts sink, range; quiet; near COLLEGE, 904—2-3-room apartments. Private Cnirance, bath. Overstuffed. Newly goon d. COLLEGE, 1420—Large, warm, 1-room apartment; large Closets: everything furnished: : phone; : adults

TH room, private

1525 rivets bath and entrance.

2 bedroo district; i i ities.

BEDROOM apartment; @tilities oh héa constant hot water; adults. ut jy

— 3 Rooms, nicely

MERIDIAN 3a N. ~Attraciive tPehopping

closets, nn 8

0pPin; Hand PP!

t quire 1

ELAWARE, N., 6 vb amin. ot iis walking distance.

Reasonabl N.—3 Rooms, . Private bath and

Fpished, utili

‘Houses for R

ent 19

DENNY, 56 N Dg Everything

entrance. Lo LARGE

ties. ELM, 8 room double: _ Rgops , FRONT, ADULTS. _REABON- ra

BL ae GROPF —THI_$i.785. 3 rooms. al Tarnished, | 3:

bod Garage. Private entrance. BE-

HIGHLAND AVE, 21 1 N.—2 Desirable front: H otern: nulls furnished; adults; phone. MERIDIAN, 968 APT, 11-2 peat, clean, 3 EIDIaN. reasonable: alse sleeping; walk-

_ ing distance MERIDIAN, N.. 814 {Librar: Nicely furnished Jamar ment; _ Walking ¢ distance, 8 NEW JERSEY, N., trey 1 apartment; bath, frigidaire; exoellen heat. Phos dults. le | NEW JERSEY - 907 N.—Nea 3 fron , rooms; utilities, steam; ied adits HA- wl mul

‘ly decoral brick Aropiace. NEW Y 628 Lockerbie— oder. ee + housekeeping rooms; reas-

Insnary for HB 3493. onable YORK, Nicely {ng room “kit Farid G ifthe oe on, pea 6. utilities paid; couple COLLEGE flock. 3 oom ORIENTAL, J0—Attractive two Tooms, ang | unk y Joo

Frigidaire, steam, private Ee War |paveon, & PENNSYLVANIA, wate. 3 .eorner, font: Also sleeping 1

rn 6 _ rage, $40; VOT "wooded lot; 3-car

ROR ) =

utilities. | gutomatic heater; 5731.

— n,m transportation.

THN. G30 Toons. KIicheneiiE, FINK, eis. Between Cs ntral and ¢ Cotlege

,==§-10 8

TIMORE, 4244—4-r double, north half; Hoan)

CARROLLTON, ON, 2337—8-Room ¢ d gas logs. hard

rived electrie stove;

1i=5-room t. Aduits. Rom BRCeRes De Des L1-4088.

| Pianos to Rent, $' 3 Moh

$22. 50--WATER paid; 953 N. Tuxedo; sixRodern e

t furnace; -9512, RI-1

fis.

Ls r? Ll nnd BN brick veneer 0 7 gis sedroon ouble, 2825 Brookside Ave.

R! $35—UNIVERSI TTY, 5729 (Irvington)—Mod- |

~room go double, hardwo

floors, ga-

Sout 2-bath gar. Others, HE-4466. TOS Soule. e; hazee i rage; $32.50; water. BEY (3 rick veneer

b i. HU-7006. ouble, new-

4 Doors garage; $40.

EEE of

Lr-3403. [A ¢

27 JUNK CA

D | 3360 N. ILLINOIS,

‘| Goods.

033}

oors, Musical re ae 34A

| per | MARION MUSIC CO.

ee ———————

Grands enetls |

We will Not Be ‘Undersold : ®

BALDWIN DEALERS’ Floor Samples .

Famous Makes at ;

Lessons at Arthur

44 South Penn,

- Uprights

Trade-ins and Former

Prices You Can't Resist. Terms to Suit Your Budget—Old Piano as Down Payment

Jordan Included

BALDWIN PIANO SALESROOM

Open Evenings

MA-3079

DE all or part down payment ‘on new car for interior dacoray ng. Will finance

‘balance on G01 Bob. Ryan, 921 ‘Virginia Ave. H. P. garden tractor (used 1 with complete tools, including sickle bar, for young work horse and i-horse farm tools. DR-0952.

Cc ASH Por ‘34, ‘35 and ee Theviolets

and PIFmouths, | om. Ri-40m

SERVICE LOAN REGULATION pool table. Complete ™ th accessories. PSacrifice, $50. Call __HA-1 040. Garages Built, Rock Wool Installed No Soma payment. HE- -1305. "27—A-1 condition; ‘Call. HA 1040. CARS—Used trucks, wrecks wan pay cash. 21st and Martindale. AE 661 C h Junk cars, wrecks, used trucks. ASN 5.2503. Fogle, 1212 E. 25. HU-353%

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

Swaps

season)

EVRO! Sedan, _’ CE s20 $20 EE it.

Why pay more! You can't

Canaries V7}, better, HE-1202.

Farm, Garden, Plants 33

GARDEN TRACTOR,

JOIN YOUR SCHOOL ‘BAND OR ORCHESTRA

115 E. Ohio St. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9

While Quantity Lasts

re oigessed, tools, Oni nu

uarantee; Je Fd] 100

- facturing Co., 334 W.

x Merchandise for Sale 34

Attractive Modern Furniture Home or Busingss Many Samples hi Less an Co Fixtures—all Kinds ‘New,

All Wl oul tals Delivery Anywhers

KING'S

IRIE SAHRA vl alle) 1615-45 Southeas MA. 349

Unclaimed, [Freight Station P BLES with SToms E85 Tis & CHESS REO and up; INNERSPRING

ToL AT SOUTH

SINGER BARGAINS 15 used treadle - $8—$ 10—$ i5

sewing machines Must -be: moved. All guaranteed. 126 W. Washington. RI-9718 Table Top R , 4= y i 940 Barer ony erp: $39.95 HOME APPLIANCES CO.

EVENINGS. . § ROIs, TA-1880.

CLEAN LUMBEE NEW AND USED

MARION So. N RONTRACT ORS 5045 FTNOR HWESTERN

Cam Pallicoals, Mo sizes, lengths. wai le t

ew and’ = army tarpaulis 3, truck covNe Furniture pads, $1. 620 N, Senate Ave.

3 Sud MERIDIAN MART, Inc. 428 N. Meridjan.

Open Eves.

ONE 18-INCH Libby turret lathe; exceptionuily good con-

EIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE C CO. 2598 E. Washington IR-1151

CLEAN HOUSE “7% %.N:®

At Your Neighborhood Olam or ALBERT G. MAAS CO., 31 Va. RI-3315

ETE STOCK of new and used lumOT building Materials at greatest

savings in Indianapolis, 8. « ‘a co. 1320 Kentuckv Ave. 21-7100.

modern ice refrigerPALE eatin tok sample Whi rices a5 lower.

600 LUMBER PACKETS $i 90

Arctics. Boots. Army 128 S. West

Bargains. THERM HEATER ~—Heats 3:3 oom, ber ect condition; TR 1538 N. Meri

Bed Bugs ==

SPS Spniy Fe otecte on 132 8. Fenu. {i's -3793.

GOOD USED L ER, frec from Asis,

LUMB, doors, brick, etc. SikckiNG CO., 320 N. Viest. -LI-7910.

MOTOR OIL Aifgr des Farm '& Home Supply

TABLE electric sewing anditon; a bargain; $10 cash, All | Einds | Reconditle ed

STOVES 3% “Gia sruateed | R

PRINGLE & JOHNSON.

UR furniture, news rs and clothing. ously Ue Help Others. T: Btlvation Army.

Dey

2423

reclining: large rubber]

AIR, i! 2107 Napoleon (2100

EL tires; new; $20. Shelby)

| call Mills

stoves. Prompt immediate serviee. MENT CH-2153

EXCHANGE your surplus furniture. fog x 5 LI1-8943.

: Legals

COMPLETE, $147

#1 50 principal

a nd

LY-0068 :

120 E. OHIO ST.

RENT LO RENZ ACROSS FROM

RENT A BAND INSTRUMENT Less than $1 per week ARSON’S 128 N. enn.

BAND INSTR New or U Easy A

Furniture Buyers

al NEW INSTRUMENTS k= 75 cts. Per Week

Indiana Music Co. | LL 408s

— USED UPRIGHT — PIANOS EACH $1 0 th

WILKING MUSIC CO.

OPEN EVENINGS.

30 S. PENNSYLYV. He,

‘11-5513

Pay cash for furniture rugs

WE BUY FROM _BASEME T0 ATTIC. SPOT

—— R1-0469

cash. Prompt service.

WANT bedroom, livi room furniture, LI-9271.

= Get want ad results in‘ The lowest Hor rates in the eity. RI-5551 for quick results at low cost.

room and dining or ¥hote at

j IN THE MARION USE

CA State of Indiana ey Norma H. Haerle Vs.

& Co. NO IC Io CREDITO! ERS AND .You and 2x ‘of

termined. "¢ 1940, 9: 50 o'clock; A. M Any perso file Sbioetions or exceptions

be. forever barred t green. CHa Barton ‘HERMAN w. — Atay.

IDDERS

NO Notice is a LR ot Ev fs ma

for the purchass 3 will be)

i :00 day of o February, 1940, Ry will bi

fay itation oan T.

ed Stone or otal Ind., of ‘del Tv red on S. in the Rensselaer Sub-District. Invitation No. 2968. 300 to 500 t or Gravel

or deliver the Renssclaer S Rupr Invitation No. 2969: 300 to Crushed Stone, Slag or Gravel F Lowell, Ind., or delivered on 8. jens 4 A &' B in the Rensselaer

Nos; 2,

or Gravel Pr . Indiana.

Sla Carlisle and Janna Invitation N 9 Crushed. bone. Slag or Gravel F. Chrisney, India

£658 delivered on Road 64, Sectio!

Brion NR Valparaifo. 55

proposal = for Proposal forms DP heations it be ned free request. The right is reserved Chairman to rejeet any or all bids aw wird on any combination o s the Stal

2073: Grass Seed PF.

NOTICE OF SALE OF B Notice Hereby, Eis xiven fa iat Bids wi

received b ot P inaisn

for of spenia Dollars oa d hool City. aid 400 in nuniber and’ ni al ered JA inclusive, each bond shall ‘be sum: of Sito. ane),

pa ot being ' for interes shall name the rate of bonds’ are to yA maximum rate above rest must be in multi of one percent (1 1 name anly, ns a

t ex stated, ples o

an onech sha

n furniry 1-3003.

best of

1200—3 ROOMS Swedish 1m ue ture, less one year old; £4

HEDROOM

dition *

, ful 6-piece; suite ts 6-0 piecs a ful O-pldee with pad, ei 1035 Ww. 3d.” INETTE LE Almast) new. NY for cash. 606 M Electric athe Fawr. #000 cond., 3308 E. a ye eve ....

8. 8. RAGDES & Cs SON 340 F WASH. ST. YTAG washer, reconditioned and guarae $30.50 50. 310 E. Washingto AH

RUSH JOBS MAKE US FR AEN DRE

DINING OD perfect con

ROCKWOOL J3*iioeet: 1 IG. 685 Century

Tons fixtur oakers ejuipment, spe. cial coulomens: + buv<sell ' 419 E. Ohio.

AL ERODES a SoN.. 556 W. Whee. oF. 1a stall, wood or 2 "Wa ah ton.

WARDROBE, . metal, $4 up. 310 : INDOW H. new an 108 YARTERIAL On 2048 wes

'|Acsordions and Band os | = |Instruments, pay bal, = | Week INDIANA MUSIC CO.

PAUL H, HERMAY RINNE, ge %05 Li-408e.

f you are not a uy

resen ou’ or small all Grand fo ns 2

WEE

$10):

LS The fall signi

# No

mature as Tolgws, vis:

dd ra

358A to 40

se of raising fun Bo “certain. ois

which will oe I ony EE)

di ome during the calendar year 1 Blas must be in led” 4. vio

sioners, 18 Neath m Beridian Shes apolis, Indiana, endors: od “Bid 1 Fun nding Bonds of 1940."

tus id bonds, and ine Ss es ST)

g wil A Rng u: issued by fr undersi formal “CO te

on bidders are referred.

Badiand Biatute SPs 3

dressed

bonds will

on, will be consi Big a uA 7 hid sh eneattarti BNL 2% t

dra y a Te bank or trust company or vy such ank ; HE ad ie io The’ ef es oh { for at ast h) 4 Derek (3%) F 8

ACCORDIONS' -

AT £

“

BATE COURT

ot Mario! ibben, H

wes

ill and day’ ot te, nd interested ms n ‘or persons n Riere Fg 8y

port in writing at or before said fearing or

Clerk

M. the blicl and High, Hime ul opened and read: » Ko. 2047:"860 to "7 tons No.

9 . 0. 8B, tion

it) Sec Invitation No. 2970: Les, to 3300 tons 11 & 12 Crushed Stone, LaCrosse, New

2971: 350 to 400 tons. No.

0. B.

Invitation No. "Goma: 200 barrels Portland

n H ol

State Trucks at vendor's: lace of

0. Pe.

shall be Submitted Po standa.

as at MOEINEnt 3» os LR

ie of TE HIGH GHWAY COMMISSION PF INDIA : FE A. AA on

oti

tere,

warran

amotint of the bonds. lege than, he

Said Sood are bis isaued or the Bho at oiitstandin ding ool Buil f Indian

and {|

be Furnished upon applica Sal PO priica

t to (acts

B BE or ‘by ihe Ri ey to a fospects

’

Payal 8 ade . ; 1 4