Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1940 — Page 16

EUGENE OWENS DIES IN CHICAGO

Born in Monroe City, He “Attended - School Here; Rites Thursday. |

Eugene Owens, 1635 Park Ave, cied yesterday in Chicago where had been a patient in a hospital for many months. He was 27. Mr. Owens was born in Monroe City, Ind., and came to Indianap olis in 1920, He attended School 45 and was gr duated from Shor ridge High Schéol. He was a men ber of the Third Christian Chure) Survivors are his parents, Mr. a Mrs. I. F. Owens; two brothers, Harlan L. Owens, San Francisco, and Robert G. Owens, Indianapo pnd three sisters, Mrs. C. H. Van Gorder, Dubuque, Iowa; Mrs. Ruth A. Glass, Chicago, and Mrs. Ruby K. Akin, Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Hisey Titus Puneral Home. Burial will be in Washington Park. |

Mrs. Forby W. Smith Mrs. Classie Smith, 633- Arbor Ave., was to be buried at Bowling 'Green, Ky., today. Funeral services ‘were held here yesterday. Mrs. Smith, who was 36, was a

native of Kentucky. She is survived by ‘her husband, Forby W:. Smith, a 'painter; a stepson, Edward Smith; two = stepdaughters, Mrs. Viola Dyer and Mrs. Ruby Eicher; a sister, Mrs. Fannie McAllister; a brother, George D. Wheat, all of Indianapolis; and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wheat of Bowling Green,

Mrs. H. L. Horton

Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary for Mrs. Margie L. Horton; 1205 E. 63d St. Burial will be in Crown Hill, Mrs. Horton, who was 36, was the

wife of Harry Leo Horton, president of H. L.- Horton, Inc., contracting

firm. She Had lived in Indianap-

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olis almost all her life. Two children, Evelyn Twanette

| Horton and Harold Keith Horton,

survive. ther survivors are Mrs. Horton’s* mother, Mrs. Maude ‘Hatfield of Cicero, Ind.: three sisters, Mrs. Nina Tompkins of Indianapolis,- Mrs. Anna Smitson of Peru, Ind, and Mrs. Esther Thacker | of

Martinsville, Ind.; and three broth-

ers, Charley Heiny of Martinsville and George and Herman Heiny of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bunch

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Burch, 118 S. Gladstone Ave. died yesterday in Methodist Hospital after an illness of six weeks. She was 61, a native

of New Madison, O., and had lived in Indianapolis for 40 years. Two years ago she was married to Carl Burch, who survives her. Other survivors are four brothers, Elmer Thomas, Greenville; arl Thomas and Walte Thomas, New Madison, O., and Herman Tepes, Dallas, Tex. Funeral services will be at 2 p m, tomorrow in the home and burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.

State Deaths

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Betersimes; Sister Mas. Harve Hit 3 BOONVILLE— Josephine Phil os. 85. Survivorss Foe ars, A abeth Ada and

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CHR 1d, 13. Ban Neate Meh Soule cours; DUBOIS—Mrs. ko MrAaret / A. vosike, 53. Survivors: Husb sons, John, Edward, Phillip, Ses an and a. Sits daughters, Mrs. Hemmerisin George Sauer and M Leal len; brothers A a Fre d Harker; sister ty berts, 63. Sur-

EVA lg ao 2a Be. yivors: Nite Theresa Ann; daughter, rs. Paul Anderson; son heen George; Karhiryn Mull:

ge: tepdaugh sisters, Rite. Ereano id : Neibel and M hiss Allce 1 bcd Drothers Aub iu Bar Eo Jack,

a Tillie: daughter “Sire fvecn Hat wile e; Misses Matilda, *gmm Valada wil - helmina Wessel: sons. sisters, Mri Kate Vonderakes, Mrs. Carrie Klieman, Miss Tillie Wessel and ama Suhrheinrich: brothers, August and 3 Mrs. Kathryn L. Haller, 73, Rurvivors: Husband, Jacob; daughter. Mrs. James and its lsters, | Mrs. Carolyn Kianer

2 4 will ms. -T, ¥otvond. 65. Survivors: Wife finnie: ‘stepson, Oscar Schnulte; brothers. Clarence and Charles: - Ralt-sise Josentt Miller tm Survivors: Wife,

68. NM ] a Jan Mrs M Mike ‘Sc Schmitt and

Yeronica Elsner. Mrs. Mrs, Edward Kuhr; brothers, Henry and

Storee LSOMVILLE—Mrs. Ms BEY abe ECA Survivors: ot ¥ D.; deus survivors ars: © init Mesh

Me Mary Phi Fa Fol Ry Cleg, Du es’ er. i

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West tafer and Mrs. Blanehe ROS i Re tiedge, 68. Survivors: Husband. roa son, Her VILLE Mrs. , Eliza Brigman. 54. OWENS Hus ee We br other, Oscar; Sie wile R Pe vy Danohier. Mrs. Roland. Figs. nor: a ne snd Aubrey: sisters, Joe *Butner and M ROCKPORT—Mrs. Mayme Miege Giles, kh Survivors: Husband, IY aughter, s Rosalind Giles; brothers. Lauren a Lowell Mil ler. NEw YORK, June 11 (U. P.).— Capt. George V. Richardson of the United States Liner Manhattan,

BURGH 3. Jajollne Rutledge. 83. H Mrs. Be: iv Williams. Samuel Noble; Jin, Jor Lee. James and Pra MORE REFUGEES ARRIVE which arrived here yesterday from

-~Gienoa, Italy, with 1807 Passengers, . said every American who wanted to > leave Italy had been evacuated when

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History Throws Young Willkie

PRINCETON, N. J, June 11 (U. P.) —Philip Willkie, 21, son of Wendell Willkie, Republican Presidential aspirant, failed to graduate with other seniors at Princeton University today. It was understood he failed in history. Young Willkie recently was voted by his classmates as “the most likely to succeed in life.”

‘ FRED NUERGE' DIES:

RETIRED CONTRACTOR

Fred H. Nuerge, a retired contractor, died today at his home, 1228 E. Market 'St., after a long illness. He was 61. Born in Indianapolis, Mr, Neurge lived here all his life. He formerly was in the contracting business with his father, Charles Nuerge, who died six years ago, but later went in business for himself. He retired five years ago. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lenora Nuerge; a daughter, Mrs. John Irvin, and a son, Alfred Neurge, all of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Edward C. Gale, of St. Petersburg, Fla., and Mrs. Alfred Reder, of Incilanapolis, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

3 WPA ABATEMENT PLEAS OVERRULED

Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell today overruled pleas in abatement by three defendants charged with WPA fraud. The defendants were Miss Hlizabeth Claypool, Carl F. Kortepeter, former Marion County WPA CO-0r-dinator, and Arthur F ckhoff, president of the ‘Eickhott Realty

The judge ruled that the defendants had failed to show that any of them had been damaged by the exclusion of women from the Grand Jury which indicted them. He also ruled that Miss Claypool had failed.to show that WPA bulletins which she held were not competent evidence had been the only evidence presented to the jury.

GEORGE V AID ARRESTED

LONDON, June 11 (U. P.).—Maj. James Davidson-Houston, : former nonorary foreign service messenger to King George V and wartime member of the Army General Staff. has been arrested under the.defense 1egulations, it ‘was made known today.

F.D. R. ASKS RED CROSS FUNDS WASHINGTON, June 11 (U. PJ). —President Roosevelt today drafted a request for a $50,000,000 Congressional appropriation to help finance Red Cross refugee work in Europe. The request was to be sent late today to Vice President John Garner and Speaker William B. Bankhead.

AUBURN PASTOR ELEVATED

WARSAW, Ind. June 11 (U. PJ). —The Rev. Hubert PF. Craven, Auburn, today was elected moderator ¢f the Presbyterian Synod of Indiana at the annual business session bere. He formerly served as pastor at Pierceton and La Grange and has been at Auburn for He last 14 years.

WAR STOPS POLISH RELIEF WASHINGTON, June 11/(U. P.)— Italy’s entrance into the war has forced the American Red Cross to cut off its relief program in Poland, Chairman Norman Davis announced today. Regular channels. of transportation through the Mediterranean have been closed, Mr. Davis said.

Sparks Whistles But Court's Deaf

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11 (U. P). — Ned Sparks whistled a mournful tune today through his $3000 hiss-proof set of false teeth, or, perhaps, it was his $500 work= a-day set which: whistles naturally. The dead-pan actor purchased the $3000 dentures in 1935 in the interests of better acoustics. The $500 set was all right for parties and small talk, he said, but the extra “ss” they produced sounded terrible on the radio. Nevertheless, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that he had illegally deducted the price of his super teeth from his

SERVICES HELD FOR FRANK P. JOHNSON

Services for Frank P. Johnson, life-long resident of Marion County

1and son of a pioneer family, were

40" be held today at 2 p. m. at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial was to be at Crown Hill. Mr. Johnson, who died Sunday at the home of his son, Howard, on W. 79th St., was 90. He was a well- known poultry farmer and had won ribbens with his stock all over America and had entered several of his birds in contests in South America and Spain. He witnessed the first hurial in Crown Hill Cemetery in 1863. For the first 40 years of his life he lived on the farm where he was born, én Central Ave. between 42d and 46th Sts. He retired several years ago and has been living with his son. Other survivors are a brother, Silas H. Johnson, Indianapolis; two children, Robert F. Johnson and Mrs. Thomas P. Hesong, both of Indianapolis; and four grandchildren.

SCHOOL AID PLEDGED FOR DEFENSE PLANS

The State Board of Education today adopted a resolution offering the educational facilities of Indiana

in its defense program. The State Board authorized Floyd McMurray, superintendent of public instruction, to make the offer to Dr. J. W. Studebaker, U. S. Commissioner of Education. Last week, Mr. McMurray dis-

of expanding apprentice training for pupils in the Indiana schools to equip them for skilled mechanical jobs needed in the Gelents program.

DEFENSE TAX BILL DEBATED IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON, June 11 (U. P.). —The House opened debate today on a $1,004,000,000-a-year national defense tax bill as its Ways and Means Committee served notice that next year it will propose. an excess profits meadure designed to prevent “war millionaires.”

the House it has ordered Treasury officials to study amortization of national defense industries and excess profits with the idea of presenting a bill that could be passed in time . to apply to 1940 profits.

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Hens Serve as Prowler Alarm

BECAUSE OF the timely wariness of a group of chickens quartered in the rear of a grocery at 1053 8. West 8t., police captured one prowler and are seeking another. : Clifton Page, who lives over the grocery, said he heard an unusual amount of cackling in the middle of the night when there should have been none, and went to investigate. He saw two men, ‘he said, and ordered them to stop. When they didn’t, he shot. He believes one was struck. : Police picked up one of the men, charged him with vagrancy and held him under $1000 bond. They are seeking the other.

LECHE GIVEN 10:YEAR TERM ALEXANDRIA, La. June 11 (U. P.) —Former Governor Richard 0.12 Leche today was sentenéed to serve 10 years in Federal Prison for using

the mails to defraud.

Jeaths—F unerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Ju june 11; 1040 BLANCHARD —Ral ph F. husband of Al-

as Blanchard,. : rd. brother of Earl, Fletcher Blanchard. rom the mother’s Fesidence: 3028 N. Penns lvazia ‘St., Thur day, 3 r and Paul Cathe ral 2% 8 o'clock. Friends invited.

BURCH—Mary Elizabeth, age 61, beloved wife of Cari Burch, passed away Monda m. riends may call at ine. ae ence, 118 S. Gladstone. Rk m., Wednesday at the home. emorial Park.

HORTON—Margie L. (Heiny), 1205 E. 63d Bhi beloved wife of Harry Leo Horton, beigved mother of Evelyn and Twanet Keith, daugnter of M Hattie d, sister of Mrs. Nifa Tompkins, city, Mrs. Anna Smitson of Peru, Mrs. Esther Thacker of Martinsville, George Heiny, city, Charles Rely of Martinsville, Herman, Heiny, cit Beandsd 5 oe Ee d Kirk ednesday, Ju a oore an Irvington MOTbnary, 5342 E. Washington 8t.. 10 a. m. Burial FE "Hill. Friends invited. KIRK—John

Kirk, Wililam Kirk, died Tu cent’'s Hospital. Funeral. For further information cal

beloved father of John C. r Dr. Joseph 8S. Tuesday, Ae 11, at St. Vinotice later. LI+T118.

Thursday, 1 at W. D anblosso! Mortuary. 1997 . Ray so Friends os call any time.

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SULLIVAN—Timothy, beloved father of Dorothy Norper ang noon Sullivan of Homestead, Pa.; brot of Mrs. Mary Sullivan and uncle om Mary Jennings of this city, passed away Monday, June 10. Funeral from the Finn Bros. Funeral Some, 1639 ‘N. Meridian, Thur June 13, 8:30 m.; services 9 a. m, St. Dats rick’s Church. Interment Holy Cro Cemetery. Friends invited, [Homestead (Pa.) papers please copy.]

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"Western Auto"

363 N. lll.—-301 E. Wash. 3810 College Ave.

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wns Between Illinois St. and Cirele

[ ELINED | Mens |

EPAIRED |, ane EFITTED | Women’s

Clothes ON

L i TAILORING CO.

Guarariey sourse of Bn’ J. lessons give AWAY i "= | Tn every n new vane:

pa ri Co.

120 ERST OHIO

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TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES.

235 MASS. AVE.

CLOBSIN BI PIES 5 a Cl

Box 71. Care of Tim Y to bid per week. 1438 Ol after 6 So p. m.

REGISTERED recommended. Apply 5101 E. 10th. WANT BOY. 15-20_Plav drums “or violin. NEED BOYS to Ne elp peddle TT ve, CED CAR WRECKER - t have tools. 908 N. Capitol.” Mus

dositions Wanted, Female hid

DAY, 12 DAY, PEEMANENT—Neat, peisuced colored. Excellent Yelerence.

Daywork .=3:7: vc Rl.1663 Posiions Wanted—Male 11

9 WHITTIER

a 2129 N. -— Beautiful front sleeping roont. Couple or 3 gentlemen _ breferred. - TA-7 908. MERIDIAN, 1512 A cool room; next Noite reasonable.

t. 4—Attractive, ath: hot water;

359 N aunasuve JTalie ront room; inners ivate - trance; reasonable. ie 150m. or NEW JERSEY, 2446 N.—Attractive 2 front gooms, Constant hot water, innersprings.

RUCKLE, 3149—Room in private home; constant hot water, shower; gentleman. __$3. |[HA-1688-M. TACOMA, 1912 N.—Lower fro tr cross ventilation; transportation; en privileges; private home. _ OH-5128 TALBOTT, 2020 N.—Large front room; nerspring mattress; 4 windows; m,n: home; Penn. trolley. PL., __ room, twin beds. E. Wa WOODRUFF PLACE, 763 W. ha ree cool; Job running water in room; ini nerspring gs, nn Sanya NEAR TY next, bath; ig __ closet; large bay y_window R1-998 21ST, 660 E.—Nice clean Pant room; windows; large closets; transportation.

13TH, 317 E.— Large front; suitable for 3; _ large ar RI-2053

COOL ics, com

Nice comfortable clean room. Rooms With Board

Beautyrest; reasonable. LI-4783.

Bo s Pies. three meals; twin 0114-R

ALABAMA 542 8.—Walking distance: &o : hot t, water: good food: sustabie two.

EAST, 737 9.—Small children; Foon and board: mother’s care. Call after 4: 90

FENSPLVANIE 2133 N.—8ingle, double good meals, home privileges, gentlemen phone, Penn. trolley. 16

Hotels :

or bu hey io at iy y s boy, e reference. 150715 E. 25th. y AN CUT, reliable, ung man, vans ox kind of work. 308 N, ® seberaon

Schools & Instructions 12

AIR CONDITIONING C

REFRI ON ye Lable men with fair education Th e_ mechanically inclined and would to: better themselves. Must be willing to train time at home and later in 0 learn planning. es gatimating, in. servicing. scoupation. ete. E., Box 73, care Times.

INTERNATIONAL SEAUTY SCHOOL ‘Special Toth ates for limited time. 520 N Penn. St. now, Opposite P. O.

Special Announcements 12B

Fur Coats Cconed faxed $3.60 INDIANA FUR CO. LI-2378

Personal Services

-_Wash. St AREA

THEY WILL BRING RESULTS. |

pn Ti ro

0 | NEW PALACE

BRACES i= EEE a

SPENCER HOTEL “iY .;5% nm’

up. 248 8. IIL New Cocktail Lounge. JAP JONES, Mgr.

HOOSIER HOTEL | Clean, comforts-

ble, show- $3 er and bath; 440 Mass, | up

Belmont Hotel So, omer, 43

Cap., 8. 18% —Nice outside rms. Gentlemen. Low trans. Mayfield New Jersey.

HOTEL—4 Nice, clean. modern rooms; $2.50 week

sll | CAPITOL, 734 N

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15/2 1205—Attractive front, wid- | 11 s. DR-

Housekeeping Rooms

Apartments for Rent

Houses and Lots Sale 25

bath; aduits. CAPITOL, N.. share bath; child Ne: CARROLLTON, dinette, entrance. LI-59786. ©

innersprings; ’ $20; kitchenette,

EEN sink, overstuffed. _ kitchenette apartment. CENTRAL, 2209—3 cool cl closets, private entrance;

COLLEGE,

2045-—Four-room utilities.

N.—2-room apartment; next parking

space;

modern; furnished:

1529—Large JY Toom, private Roll-Away; first floor.

Adal:

1948—Choice, large front rooms; Reasonable. ¢ Also

ean rooms, reasonable.

1336 — Cute, clean, homelike, er and kitchenette apartment; sink,

COLLEGE, 2 large rooms; complete k DELAWARE, 815 N.—1 lar, nished. Parking. DELAWARE, 60 - utilities furnished; sleeping rooms. ILLINOIS, 2339 N.—Nice ILLINOIS, N.—Clea ment, cross fo aan ing ‘spac

ane kitchenette; adults. LA SALLE, 1207 N.—Ver ment, complete. kitchen; __ trance; u utilities. CH-7739.

modern, Shelby car. McCARTY, 715 rooms, new! _ trance. Yard. MERID, 966 N.

tive; a rooms, Nr entrance; reasonable.

decorated. Adis

7 N.—8-room reasonable;

nice Targe SOAR.

apy

1420—Lovely, cool, apartment;

itchen. Adults. ge, well fur-

Also sleeping room; near bath.

apartmeny als

rooms $6:

3 rooms, $7: Seryihuin furnished: utilities.

2-room ap utilities; park-

art-

Ei 2916—Large clean caol room constant hot ' water;

priva en-

MANKER, 2628—Two-room furnished apt. 1 downstairs, private.

E. — Furnished lower 2

Private en-

ool, attraceo private evenings, RlI-

A x ties; adult; ig clean

NEW 2038 N.—Airy ment; _ trance. _

15 N. Ro ne aoults:

T—Room

front ap Nort porch; shoe; adults.

ORIENTA

entrance, PARK, 2830—1 room, niture; low rent. ferred. HE-5971.

rivil

UNION, private bath, hard rear, Frigi LI-6207.

Cross yepitiiasion; CHT 3-M

a back 21ST, E, 72 room, kitchenette; Carline. Reasona

—Attractive,

13TH, ( or unfurnished; utilities.

2416—Furnished clean, cool;

a rooms, __entrance, , 1st 1 no utilities paid, $

Inerprings. phone.

siness

1409—3 large front; wood, $8.75. daire, private bath: $8. Y

apartvard; thi

Fivate

3-room | aT Private en-

JERSEY, 12 — 3-Room apartment; private bath and entrance.

Em-

1469 N.—Nicely furnished

2 or en ‘apartment, sink, hot water.

21 — Large, ct cool front | NEW 8!

RSEY, N., 51 bath; Jado, i sink; Walking distance.

NEW JERSRY. 1319—Cool. attractive

est:

ne.

Frigidaire;

'AL, 20 N.—Attractive two rooms; ne aldalre, utilities, private ot water

eges, new furgirl pre-

Frigidaire, Tun.

LARGE 1 rooms, private bath, newly deco-

sink: range:

—Two _ Housekeeping rooms. and front

k. An room 8 week,

e, comfortable, 1

ps ne furnished.

Par

610 E.—Nice 1 to 3 rooms, Sumnishad king.

in the Cool

Virginia Ave. & Mecarly. ot

Efficienc elec. re Sore, light. have Custodian,

Apartments for Rent

Enjoy This Summer |

INSULATED

DUNDEE APTS.

$3250

all ut Villtles Sulilished except slestiic 50 k MeCarey. At. or

droom

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$3.50; PINE, N., 614 — Two rooms, up; private, Call after 5 p. m. .50 to $6—ILLINOIS, 1132 Jooms; utilit; es; private entrance.

$4; 10TH. E., 2225—Moder ern 1 room, utilities furnished; "clean, next bsth. Adults.

ne 1561 -Oarroliton—3-room o me 2

sink. , Private entrance a nfurnished.

» or N.—1 x,

VELY rtmen 50; SAVELY painted Budding: 1103 Central.

sin porch.

38 UP; LIBRARY a rements: desirable

urnished Seraney ne N Meridian. Juin: ~WAIRIR

, 426 N.—1 and 2-room_s te entrance, utilities. ‘neasons | see

ments. Private able.

AWA,

3510 N. Meri bedrm.... 2725 N. Meridien: bedrm. .

fi § aie li

HH Ww N. Capitol: 2 to 108 E. habit st.

Choice apts. gladly shown.

x GENERAL APARTMENTS, “INC. ; ad

W. Vermont.

Heat, water.

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KET: 38 sec

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, Burtt ~ 4—Three rooms;

Clean, Well-Arranged Apts.

esscesstsce

Loh 50 9 up

ODSMALL AGENCY, Ine I

APARTMENT RENTAL BURR)

= COLLEGE; a aha sha 3-foom duplex.

ter 1

RI-8412. 3-bed

18"

18 efficienc artment; electric - refrigeration. Al ilities. See cus todian. nk tn PENNSYLVANIA NO. 6151. $25. $35;

or 2-room, cool modern apartmen _ Ooegs, D ents.

aparimen E., 628—Modern

RUCKLE, aa 6 Th 7 bed- | 2

rooms; heat, water. RI-7872.

2B. 654 E.—3-room ai private ath, entrance, excellent condition. Inaire 5172 College. hree: Robms, Bald 6.25 Week. 5121 E. 9¢h St. C. A FF. LI-7221.

2| 3 rooms bath, Frigida dave Kuti $217.50. THE MERIDIAN. 6 Michigan

§-Rm. Modern Bungalow

- $250 Down-—-Price $3500 1820 S. Hiatt, North of Rhodius Park. ood cond. full. b asement, built-in cabinets, front d BRIDGES & GRAVES, RI-3¢71, BR-3313.

College Ave. Bargain 3300 fk 3, Dearm. mod.; tile kitche bath; oak floors do 3 Ph brig 8, paper; large bsmt.; ar.; 2 real home Piiced right. Arpt. R-7925 Dillehay. 1-6413 J \8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del.

Colored; 918 E, 1 ict kitchen: ette; utilities furnished, CLARK - CY, LI-§5986.

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

DRIVE, * 2471—Cool, "aro

SID] private entrance. near bath; overicony ark. TA-4828. ng

3200 NORTH tThree Yooms. “kitchenette, bath; modern art ment; utilities; porch; garage: 89. "R12 2234. 3 E. DRIVE—Eficiency in--a-door, kitchen, bath, dressing room, _ refrigerator, Re litie $10.

Houses for Rent

Completely Reconditioned

Now available for immediate occupancy. Modern 3-bedroom double; $37.50 water and garage included. Just - like renting 8 new home. See 541.3

N. Keystone, : Li-8401

44 Virginia Ave. COLLEG! 1409--Upper duplex; 4 To ‘bath at) ater: or, dup Hou |, i Apply 1520 ) Carrollton, R1-8076 PENNSYLVANTA, 2911 N.—3 bedroom double; brivacy of single: double garage. HE-1994, RI-740€ 10TH ST. E. 1814_Clean. well /artan ed cour] rms; bath: garage: $23.50. CH-0998. LO. 930 18th—4-rm. mod, Se RE Eros Tissier 2508. 19TH, 608 E.—6-Room_ modern double, re: decorated; keys at 545 E. 19th. 9 RO Jiodsm, ovate b hardwoo 00rs, hot wa __trolley. AR 2364 N.

1025 E. gHlo — Modern le cot-

tage. 22.5 8. rou REALTY CO. RI-6412.

Sa $15—HOVEY, 1916—4 Rooms, semi-modern, good condition; water BR- 2017. ; 20

Farms—Suburban

70 AC RES In Morgan County, -room Nowe e,

Emin and 1 mi. well Rd. AI outbuidins good. ard, 50 acres Slliable, bal. JaRure: Only $2250 $1000 ¢ rade. Owner W. Holder. Bl] Bt J5ade. RI-6040. MA-2523 \, MONTGOMERY C CO. « Good bidgs.; farm; low down D. CASE, 916

location, heat, on

3 mi. E.

240 A, good dairy and shee Jiyiment. RI-9109. _ Fletcher Trust st_ Bldg. 1049 8. 1040 8. WORTH—S-room 32680. Ferm garage. poultry house; res 3 Js

cash, $24 month JENNINGS BROS. 28 S. Illinois. 60 ACRES country place; 15 miles northt of Circle: soil. im yemonts, creek, Woods, orc Se a angen 21

Business Property 150 5: IDIAN—Ideal location restauin Ei god

19/8

1203 Euo, 5-rm, 400 Dn .§500 2 $200 A

3 N. Keystone Jin be

S28 N. Keystone

oom modern home. Vacant. $27 750. Small down Jiayment, easy terms. Mrs. Canaday, HU-

DANDY BUNGALOW

Five rooms and paid. VL 2 Xoellerg Sane 2747 tua Of Only $2250

Mr oosley. IR-80 SON REALTY CO., eet, RI-2368. 8 ot Jour Jus. Demand an &bstract prepared b

Union "Title Co. 188 B. Market St. Union Title Bldg.

5-ROOM MOD.~1 ACRE.

6700 Block E. 21st, Ya f Arlinge ton.. Bungalow with ain E water $0 ener, garden, orefiard, grapes; chix house, garage: 500. Bates, CH-6543, with Jack C. Carr, MA: 3..

"I CHRIST THE KING PAR H BEgT0se: 5807. : B. nook, onli basemen, To

yaa, * fabaad side driv e gar Ter Woodruff, BR-4074.. Clar Realty, "Ti 5596

"BUNGALOW NEAR PERRY STADIU o2hdy little bungalow in A-1 condition; living room, brand new kitchen, autos mafic ay Tr ia 55 $3900. Call MEAD

RI-3863. | GoLE 344 —S8-room bungslow, semimodern, GE Tot. ot, garage: 500 for deed quits, A REALTY CO,

NGATOW, two bedrooms, long | living room, dining room and dinette, Side drive. 2 N. Pasadena (6700 East), SINES, 506 Inland Bldg. RI-8862. 1441 SPANN—Five rooms, bath, yard, elec. gas grate in Stung room, is

street . and Alles Price LI-3814. JENNING , 28 8. Illinois.

2200 oily BREE BARGAIN Nice sik Joon modern, $235 down, $18.28

month. DR-2197. TUDEBAKER REALTY. 2308 Shelby.

of | {510 MILLER —Five-room bungalow, mod-

235 down. 816 mont STUD , REALTY. 2308 Shelby. DR-2107, AVE., 2510—Dupléx; price Teasons to seitle estate. De NTS 8. Faire view, Bloomington, Ind.

3502 N. C

FARK 4 HESTER—4-room _semi-modern; Le yea - old, “newly Oacoorated: $3000: .. HICKS. ‘MA-3521 or be. iis fia TIBBS—Four-room moder ag 1 year old, $400 down, $28 HonD | By appointment. BE-5099. BARGAIN—Must settle estate: __ Tabor St.; St. Ca catherine Farith. Riad $2500; NORTH, 4400 E. 34TH.—Cogzy mod. _4-room bungalow. Ter Terms. Barg. HE-4466, COLORED BU . See Our a of Homes J. WELCH & SONS LI-3423.

Real Estate Wanted 2

WANT TO SELL Your Farm?—See ec JOHN CASE, 916 Fletcher Trust Bldg. RI-9109.

“E000 endl DOUBLE STO RE ROOMS, 1537.39 Madison Paces _ parts, or an

both streets, good for tires, ything else. AREH E Veen ie os. $30. CH-0998

Resorts and Cottages

KEK 8S ch; horses, golf, . housekeeping rooms, | Am rite

close loc

RT =a Sshing. Sports; I. » 0 Sister Lakes

§ | EAKESIDE-Tour-room, furnish - modate 6. "$18 wiekly. CATHERINE co & Lake, Knox, Ind.

Houses and Lots Sale 26

Ji d 201 E. 12

,, homes, $22 Ho.

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AP. railroad] | oo condition:

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Real Estate Loans

Commissions or Charge for Application

Sone ul eee 4

Kal i 14% ge] S 0 LORN iS 1 ir % Fis ding or or Finsaiing FHA, M NE A Money EO. Ax BUSKIRK Br

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