Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1940 — Page 13

1939 Softhall Champs Open Bid Tonight

WIRE Opposes Lilly in City Tourney

AUG. 6, 1940

Sets Links Pace

The defending champion and its!

leading challengers play tonight in the city softball tournament. unwinding at Stadiums Radio Station WIRE, 19390 winher, opens its bid for a second straight title at Stout, at 9 o'clock, against Eli Lillv, once a power in Indianapolis softball Three leading aspirants, Stewart-Warner, the Pepsi Cola Boosters and the Holcomb Pontiacs. g0 to bat at Softball Stadium, the latter two for the first time Stewart-Warner Burford in the second game. Cola, leader of the State League ton Merchants, Holcomb. which has come to prominence this season, plays Indiana Fur in the last game. In addition to game, Stout also offers tional Harvester opposing the Ten-

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De-Cafe and Gem Coal battling the |

Broadway 101 Class, both these games preceding the WIRE affair. Goldsmith's Colored Secos, Associated Gas and Oil, Mutual Milk and Unemplkyment Compensation went into the third round through Victories last night, while the Labor Temple Association also won and advanced The Secos won a turbulent from the Junior Social Club. 8 to 7 at Stout, the J. S. C.'s tossing away & 2-t0-0 lead when the Secos scored all their runs in the third and fourth innings battling up to within one run and then having two batters strike out with the winning run on second base in the last of the ninth Associated Gas

ni put out Highland A.C, 11 to 4, and Mutual Milk removed the Bellaire Merchants, 7 to 3. At Softball Stadium, the Labor Temple Association skimmed over the Meatcutters, 6 to 5. and Unemployment Compensation took care of the Salvation Army. 7 to 5

Next Pro-Am Is at Hillcrest

Time FRANKFORT. Ind, Aug leaving a trail of brilliant vidual performances behind them, Indiana's tournament golfers, pros and amateurs, today looked forward to their first in three months to Indianapolis next Monday. when they'll play a pro-am tourney at the Hillcrest Country Club Par was riddled at Tom Roan's Frankfort Country Club here yesterday as Bill Heinlein, lean Noblesville professional, established a new record of 65 for two trips around this nine-hole par-36 course, and & best ball of 67 was good enough only for a tie for fourth place Shooting for birdies on every hole and getting of them, Heinlein got assistance from Bob Laverty of Frankfort, one of his amateur pa: who dueced the par-three n

hole the last time around, and they needed that to put them- ahead of the trio led by Jim Easter of Logansport. The other member of the ‘winning threesome was Pren Laughner, also of Frankfort East ith Noblesville, who had himself, and Bob Manfredonia of Kokomo. Freddie Gronauer of Indianapolis captained the third trio, shooting a personal 69, off which partners George Shafer of Anderson and Bill Morse New Castle clipped three strokes for a 66 Two team for fourth with 67s. One included Bill Tinder of Lapel, Bob Blake of Anderson and r Wuelfling of Indianapolis. The other team was composed of Massie Miller of Tipton and Bill O’'Neall and J. B. Miller of Crawfordsville Twenty register for peted, 40 starting teams

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RYE, N. Y., Aug. 6 (U.P.).—The list of seeded players in both the men's. and women's divisions of the Fastern Grass Courts Tennis Championships, unmarred by defeat either section, continued play in the third round at the Westchester Country Club today Alice Marble of Beverly Hills, Cal, and Bobby Riggs of Chicago, defending champions and top-sesded their respective classes, led the advance vesterday by winning their matches in straight sets Miss Marble, who has not match since 193§ ousted Argvil Rice of Hartford, 6-2, 6-0; while Riggs disposed of John Mahonev of New York a first-round encounter. 6-4. 6-4 Helen Jacobs former titleholder, seeded second, reached the thifd round by beating Sally Childress of Scarsdale, N. Y., 6-0, 6-1, after drawing a first round bve

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Highland Swimmers Sink Woodstock

Swimmers representing the Highland Country Club splashed to a 88-56 victory over a Woodstock squad yesterday at the Highland pool

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Elizabeth Hicks , . . fires a 78,

Derby Field In 2d Round

| WILMETTE, Il. —Elizabeth Hicks, from Long Beach. Cal, today led a record field of 99 into the second ‘round of the Women's Western 72

I< hole Golf Derby after firing a two over par 78 in the first 18 holes. Challenging the petite Californian was Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee, Mich., who toured the heavily trapped Westmoreland Country Club course vesterdav in 80. Ellamae Williams, Illinois state champion from Chicago, and Mrs. Dan Chandler. Dallas, Tex. posted 82's, four strokes off the pace. v | Miss Hicks scored 38, even par, [on the outside nine, but hit a flock lof traps on the inside and lost two strokes to par for a 40. She picked up a birdie three on the 14th hole after she had given a stroke to par on three holes in a row beginning with the 11th. Her long drives gave her an advantage over the lengthy layout.

Aug. 6 (U. P.) defending titlist

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SOFTBALL

LOCAL DEATHS

Miss Mabel E. Burdsal

| Funeral services for Miss Mabel | E. Burdsal, former Hanover College | ‘and Jefferson County teacher, will ‘be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Lancaster. Burial will be at Lan-! lcaster. Miss Burdsal,

| here vesterday {She was a Hanover graduate and received a master’s degree from Butler University. {the Baptist Church. ' She is survived by her father, {Greenbury R. Burdsal, and several ‘cousins.

William Petty

Puneral services for William Petty. who was crushed to death yesterday while unloading coke from a rails road car, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Farley Mortuary.

who was 45, died

Burial will be at Washington Park,

| Cemetery.

{ Mr. Petty, who was 60, lived in the|

(1400 block on Deloss St. He is surivived by his son, Norvan T. Petty, lof 2234 Martha St. and two grandchildren. { Mr. Petty had been working at Lake Wawasee and had only recently, returned to work here for the Ralph F. Moore Coal Co.

‘Mrs. John V. Sturgeon

Services for Mrs. John V. Sturlgeon, 1126 N. Tuxedo St, who died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital. were to be held this afternoon at the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial was to be in Washington Park. Mrs. Sturgeon, who was 65,-was 'born in Kentucky. After her marriage, she moved to a Johnson County farm where she lived until moving here in 1918. She is survived by her husband, | John V. Sturgeon, a retired em-| ployee of L S. Ayres ‘& ‘Co.; three sons, Alvin L., Charles Byron and Frank L.- Sturgeon, all of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. A. H Moraweck, Maplewood, N. J.: Mrs. A. C. Roach, Houston, Tex. and Mrs C. J. Cronan, Louisville, and fwo brothers, Frank A. Hamel, Louisville, and J. T. Hamel, El Paso,

Tomorrow afternoon's schedule in |

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Indianapolis Paint J Color vs. Electrotvpe at Willard 1. Shirley Corp. vs. Riverside 1. Indianapolis at Riverside 2. Indianapolis Fire Department vs. ‘orp. at Brookside.

The pairings tomorrow in Bush-Feezle Wednesday League:

Holy Cross vs. Junior Typo at Willard

at Garfield 2 Westminster sat Brook- |

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Woodruff vs. Garfield Capitol Paper vs side Hotcomn Pontiacs Rhodius 1.

vs. Mutual at Fountain Square Merchants and City Hospital Exterminators will meet at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow at Garfield Park. The Merchants recently won a double-header from Red Cab. 12-9 and 18-3

Pete O'Brion ball as Louie's Rushville, 6 to 1

three-hit downed

pitched Market

Bellaire Merchants will leave 46th and Sangster Sts. at § p. m. today for their game at Charlottesville

Salvation Army and Brookside will clash for the sécond place trophy in the Smith-Hassler Church I.eague at 7:30 tonight at Belmont Stadium An hour later Morris Street and Olive Branch will get together / Garfield Park's senior playground softball team yesterday defeated Ringgold. 13 to 7, for the champi ship of the South Side League.

| BASEBALL Glenn's Valley, 9-8 victor over New Palestine will be at home next {Sunday against Bloomington,

Tom Harding's double in the ninth {drove in the winning run as Kingan { Indians downed Pendleton Reds, 8 { The Indians will play Link-Belt

{Saturday and Richmond Greys Sun- |

day.

The Indianapolis Black Indians will go after their second straight victory over the Westport Merchants! when they meet next Sunday. The Indians won the first, 12-8

Jack Bradford hurled no-hit ball as the Southeastern Gravs dd vned Fall Creek Athletics, 7 to 0.

Pastor Training

In a Hot Box

(Continued from Page 12)

no use planning an attack or a defense ahead of time, and that if you do, it may prove a disadvantage Pastor has been told plenty about Conn, however. That is apparent in [the attack he is using on his sparring partners. It is aimed chiefly at the bodv, where the spidery Conn is weakest. The Pittsburgh boy may as well prepare himself for the heart., Both manager, Jimmy Johnston, talk long and often of a knockout. Johnstecn was all over Stillman’s

Pastor and his

distributing mimeographed sheets

lon which were listed all the men "whose chances of fighting Louis for the title were spoiled by defeats by Pastor Ray Impellittiere. Bob Nestell, Lou Nova, Chuck Crowell, Al McCov. Maxie Rosenbloom, Maurice Strickland and Roscoe Toles were among those listed on this sheet of broken dreams and battered noses, Pastor still talks of another meeting with' Louis, despite his two lickings hy the champion. He talks lightly, almost gaily of their Detroit meeting, in which Pastor hit the floor four times in the first round.

ybe he isn’t Sealing the heat |

-7. Edna ‘Riot} . 1

plenty of right-hand shots to

Monticello Educator to Talk—Kiwanians wiil h “The Life and Achievement of Sergt. Alvin C. York” as told by Robert Ross tomorrow at the club luncheon at the Columbia Club. Mr. Ross is superintendent of the Monticello and Union Township Schools.

Forests to Be Subject—Forest conservation in Indiana and the purchase of additional forest preserves in the State will be discussed tomorrow by Rudolph H. Grabow at the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Canary Cottage. Mr. Grabow is a forest supervisor with the U. S. Forest Service at Bedford

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Home Circle to of the Capitol City tected Home Circle, will be installed at 8:15 p. m. Thursddy at the I. O. O. F. Hall, Hamilton Ave. and E. Washington St. The officers are Arthur Mascoe, president; Julia Schmidt vice President; Emma Washburn, guardian; Nellie Ploughe. chaplain Mildred Byrd, guide; Katherine Schmidt companion; James Skabla, sentinel, and Harry Smith, watchman

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State Deaths |

BOONVILLE Mrs. Geneva Vote, 57. SurHusband, Delmar; sons, Marion, ‘Glenn: daughter, Mrs. Aileen brother, Wade Perigo; sisters her, Mrs. ‘George Baker Tote

| vivors |John and Ackerman IMrs. Anna Pich and Mrs. Lula V BLOOMINGT 79 jl. The ‘Rey { Brother Hatchett. KOKOMO—Russell A. McMilian vivors: Wife, Mary Etta; ‘dat ugh te r, sans, George, Lee, Prank and M. H sister, Loue

ON Mrs Jemima Alltop, vors: | John

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Aynes, 78 half-sister

Clay; brother Mr Hou fiman Mrs, Ning McCutcheon, Husband Sam daught | Vonderahe | THORNTOWN Fred Survivo! Wil Margar daughte ussell Hankin JEFFERSONVILLE Charles | A. Sorg vivors: Wife, Dora; daughters, ie: . Mary and Josephine Sorg: brothers Joseph; sisters, Mrs. Mary Lill and

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MOUNT VERNON Mrs Mary Heckman, 2 Surviver: Sister, Mrs. Martha Hanes. Julia Ann Butcher, children; brother;

ny ASHINGTON Mrs Survivors Eight

u sister NEW CASTLE -P. M. a, 85. SurWife, Rosa; brother sister Mars Wililams hr Ig Mrs. Lena sons, Alvin, Curtis, Jess and Will.

RUSHVILLE- John M Brown, 73. SurLE Mrs E. Harton and E. Rector; Ot Will and Faye Singleton, 18, SurParents, Mr, and Mrs. Leemon

Singleton; sisters, Misses Prances and Imogene Singieton

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EDWARDS Mrs Jessie B., wife of Levi Morton Edwards, passed away Sunday evening. Services at thé Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday. m. Friends invited. Burial Knightstown, Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary.

|ETHRIDGE—D. Ann, | Monday, age T7_ years | Louise Hanson, Eulalie,

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FINKENBINER-D. E.. beloved husband of Louella Kellv Finkenbiner and father of James L. Finkenbiner of Cleveland | passed away 7 a. m. Tuesday. Aug. § at St Francis Hospital. Funeral Thurs dav, Aug. 8. 3 n. m.. at Greenwood Presbvterian Church urial emeteryv., Friends may 259 Euclid Ave.. in Greenwood.

FORD Mary. mother of Mrs. Roy Bower, Mrs. Frank Fries, Mrs. Ernest Minkner snd Mrs. Julia Cline (deceased'. sister of Margaret Dugan. aunt of Margaret Nolan, died Tuesday, Aug. 6, at residence, 418 Eastern Ave. notice later.

hushand of Nannie father of Harold and Raypassed away Monday. . 5, at the home, 1315 E. Minnesota Funeral Wednes“'ay 30. p. m.. at home. Friends® invited. Burial New Crown Cemetery

AN—Mary I. age 89 of David O. Newman and Jennie Williams, passed away Monday Puneral Wednesdav, 1:30 »p from | Shirley Bros, West Side Fineral Home, 2002 W. Michiggn. Burial Mt ackson Friends may call at the rer any time,

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| susiness Opportunities

lce Cream Manufacturing AND FROSTED MALT STORE Located busy neighborhood, College tow: 7.000 students, population 36.000. Very active offer Close to {four theate: Serving fount inches; 60 miles from Indianapolis 440

Times IF YOU

in Box Ke a small cash inve vou of a substantial own Business no selling

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HONOR LOANS TO FIT-YOUR- BUDGET

Picl: your own monthly repayment Example: $9.77 per month for 12 months rp averyfhing on a $100 loan

6 ash [Amount You Pay Back Each Loan [Monch Including AllCharges ¥ou (1 . Tas Get | | 20 { mas,

v o loan

16 mos. loan

1 | A mos, loan

6 mos, | loan 5 2.44 | oe 33 18 5.76 ($ 4.83 { 7.68 6.43 9,60 11.52

Households i the first $150 an r 1 per month on bale ances above $150 No Yeuny! of any Kind \ st a plain tmmouiries

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HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

CORPORATION TWO INTIS ANA® OLS OFFICES ants Bank Building shinegton and Meridian Riley 1471 lilinois and Market Ph.: Riley 5404

old Finance Corp,

, Manager Phone 328 Illinois Bldg 1 H Meeker, Manager

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USED FURNACE

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1 . REAL ESTATE

For Rent... For Sale... Wanted... Loans

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Rooms Without Board

ILLINOIS water: phone LOVELY water

$2.50

spring

$2.50: $3 fo: INNersprings, Apt. 6 $2.50 LOVELY T legos: also Prashimaton Apt. $3: MERIDIAN, N., 2315—Nicely innersprings. near bath Phone, transportatien. Gentleman

$4.50 CENTRAL. 2222 Newl adjoining bath. Private entrance Maid service ALABAMA, 1645 est furnishings home: reasonable CAPITOL. 2542 N.—Cool home; meals optional CENTRAL. party T'win CENTRAL ventilatior private phone CLINTON HOTEL $4 week SLEEPING COLLEGE, 3133—Cool | bath; innersprings gir I'A-0086. BELiW ARE, 2047 N.—Desirabhle Private entrance, $3 HA-3055-J -Roomis, $2

near

Pront priv

1628 'N hot xt bath St Jog

room, ne hot 23 innerspring: neal room, $3.50. 143 6

bath 5 EK

furnished Good

furni

Phone

ciose

N large rooms; priv $2 to $5. HA 0671.

for right BR-0361

1, cross-

5355—Grand place beds. Real home 2516—S83 50—Large Hot ‘water,

coo

near bath

99 Vv irginia ROOMS

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employed

prival breakfas

next eman

room Gentl { rir DELAWARE, 518 hot

N., 517 water

up conwalking

fuarriva trance RI “8258 Very des i share

| DEL AWARE. ished. Pr » Reasonable 1407 N desk;

Suitable irable € room I 5044. | GUILFO RD, 3527 Sg - entiat e cptiona Mirren 268 N., room in quiet | NEW JERSEY double bads Jt Single. double. PENNSYLVANIA, sleeping room. <Conr SAMOA, 1505—Cool; h home: half hlock Brookside car ST. JOE, 19 E., APT. 3—$%2.50 to Nicely furnished. Walking Distance water. Cali8 A. M. or 6 P.M. LI WOODRUFF, 569 M ddle Drive—Coo! insulated home. Large, attractive room Gentleman. CH-1078 31ST.. §16 E 12 block I tro Cool. clean, newly Secorated. $3 TA- ‘as82 NICE FRONT ROOM on

E. MICHIGAN | CARLINE. References. Protestant home. { CH-7408

| 4200 N. "MERIDIAN. room. Adjoining shower business man. J-T17 0ZAZd subscrivers Countv alone to reau | The Times Results sat » the rity Phone RI1-55%

Rooms With Board 15

$5. COMER, 1205—Attractive; twin beds; hot water; downstairs. Widow's home: 3 meals. DR-0114<R CARROLLTON. 1420—Room and board f | elderly or convalescents. Pr ractical nursing. RI-3096

LEE. 1325 - Nice, large young men; good mea.s

OHIO. E., 1214—2 attract double, Private entrance 8637

APT. 12--Small apartment; $2.75 2102 N :

lamps

LARGE

133 Rear private CH-T483 $3 50 Hot

Central

“Front bed - or refined

every day n your want ad aiwias word

n rate

room; ble

front 2

reasona ive, cool: good food. RINice clean Excellent

PENNSYLVANIA, 2140 N room. near bath, large closet. meals. TA-5867. PENNSYL? VANIA well ventilated: gentlemen; phene PLEASANT, 1448 Near | aify, large. RS | ‘Breakfast. DR-098

$2,125 subscrivers every aay n Marion {County mione to rema your want ad in I'he Times Results sot en word rate the eoity Phane RI-55

Single, bed and

double | meals; |

2132 g004Q

Fountain Square; Gentlaman.

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Hotels . HOOSIER HOTE desirable, clean

Swen & bath. 440 Massachuset $3 up

SPENCER HOTE Wkly. rates, $4

up. 248 8S. Ii. New Cocktail Lounge

T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY

: Sun. 8., 18% —Nice outside ‘Gentlemen.

Clean, $3 up Trans. invited, 227% E. Ohio. |

JAP JONES, Mgr bss

Low trans.

next {IL L INOTS, ap

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single, |

| ADDISON

1132—1-2-3-rm entrance, RI-

Housekeeping Rooms

$8 ILLINOIS. N, airy: private

£5 ments

$3.50 apart y

apartments: desirable. furments, utilities, walking disN. Meridian N., 1401 -

utilities

$6 UP—Li nished ap tance. 814 ALABAMA aparument hath Phone BROADWAY, : 3 lower private bath 1 ‘rooms BROADWAY 2-Room large. front nersprings vinator, new C A RR DLTON

ine: nicely

furnished next

Small innersprings: ¢ool rooms $3 apartment, Kel-

2102 Aduits. 2410-1 block from College furnished: garage optiona 11so sleeping room: phone ( HARL ES 1341 —-3-room double; furnished porch; utilities; $5.50 unfurnished COMER. 11 garage rivate 0618-R FL CHER

nicely also

front room, downstains $5

entrance. $4 3. ‘DR-

=e 1-2 room apartments rictly modern. Walking

Rez Sore AVE 21 N table top

jst

a HIGHL AND spl ;

ance

2 modern range

innerutes Adults

kitchenette private en-

1 room, furnished, WA-7694. wo desirable rooms fe furnished. Private enR. C. A E 2 sntrance toilet; cross tentilation; aduits MERIDIAN. 9¢8 a Apt. 11 —Attractive 2 rooms Near ath, innersprings; reasonable, Val kin g distance, NEW JERSEY 712 N.—2 Nice front, well furhished: quiet Adults NEW JE RSEY N., 1319—-Attractive Be res ‘rigidaire; cross is $8 furnished bath; $5.50 unfurnished rooms, water fur-

3125 N men newly employed 85¢ N

tra nee LA LCE i 1

M'CAR oY. brivate

715 furnished rooms;

venphone oom, near

apart-

21 E virance. Lights and shed irnished rooms; near near Foun-

2 unhr

voung couple;

ORANGE, 1218 ba thy suitable 1 Square ORIENTAL, 20 XN Attractive two innersprings, frigidaire; utilities. vate entrance: hot water. TEMPLE N 44—Front room and ette; private entrance. Utilities WALNUT 112 'W 2 also sleeping rooms Walking distance WASHINGTON, E 2921 2 nished rooms; utilities paid: 10TH. 1516 E —Bedroom apartment stairs: studio couch: frigidaire, Garage Suitable 2 couples 12TH. E., 611-3 large lower commodate 4, $7. 2, $5.50. Shade Get want ad results in [he lowest word rates in the city. RT-5551 for quick resuirs at tow cost

rooms, kitchen-CH-T7347

apartments decorated

1-2

room newly nicely [ reasonable. down- |

rooms, @acC-

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Apartment ts for Rent 18

| APARTMENT RENTAC BUREAU

Chotece apts gladly shown 1.1-555%

SENGRAL APARTMENTS, INC. ¥

Vermont. Colonial

attract

north, bath:

apartment doubles ve, 2 bedrooms. tile arage, neal Riverside: 15 minutes town. Oper 1409 W 29th

LARGE EFFICIENCY

Dressing It-in dinette: tabletop stove insulated. 1530 Iilinois

stop

room bai building

1 bedroom; CrossDela. “Separate shower, in-a-door; utillights; near Shortridge bus custodian N.—3-room__ apt. eect ric rance. refrigerator: rage, utilities. $35. HU-5222 BROOKSIDE PARKWAY, 3619':;-4 upper duplex. Constant hot water. rage. $27.50 ILLINOIS, 2864 N.—Bedroom apt.. bath, , cold water refrig.. range, ‘washer; e

“apt See

es,

vard porches

room

5 rooms. modern; double; gaand ‘water furnished: $35. 44 Virginia Ave decorated rooms: vard, garage.

UNION newly utilities porch

1409-3 i $6.5 _TA-5307._

Furn. Mouses—Apts.

Re 5 ATTRACTIVE Eelictency apart

Tints.

innersprings; |

cleat les y,

atilities: |

Phone |

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front ap a WA-446¢ anaritme

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Furn. Houses—Apts.

$7 12000 N

utilities

WK. furn COMPLETELY fu rent by week or Washington

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for

434 W

Houses for Rent 19

fiye COnGl=

Bellefontaine, paid

$16; DUPLEX rooms, tion. «R1 CARSON double 2035 N plex

16071, but waier guod 7739 AVE garage

DELAWARE

-modern

3030 neat

J-room sem Shelby carline 4-rooin upper constant hoi wate] -Calr gar. Call Mr. Burt

Hall- Hote! Co. ~ LI. 2541 2350 N. ILLINOIS

Modern 7-room ingle in good condit Has garage J. 8 CRUSE REAL CO RURAL, S., 409 adie modern good condition; paid

au-

ion 8: RI-6412 double £20

<cemi-

Water

modern;

linoleum garage: $27 i

3829—4-room 1 adults

er paid

1 ®. 30th

Farms—Suburban

Ww. of Clermont good driven we'l, 2-car all kinds of fruit. Imm, of death. Bus service. $1800 for quick

Price Reynicrson, Brownsburg

34. 3-

Lar

2 ‘A. on Rd t ria. he | hen house on acct available Wal iter MA-2523 LOTS (41 with side

mi nse Ele sale or

garage nice lat5000

¢-room bungalow drive, mewly painted fence: $1750; small down payment ance monthly, Inspect today al 13d street south of squares east of Lyvndiurst x Call Phillips, DR-5252, with JACK C. CARR, MA-2523 ACRE TRACT with nice 5-room home rage. chix house at 6161 Colonial repainted and remodeled. Pr Terms or trade equity for city 4 sg. west of Road 29. Phillips with JACK C. CARR, MA-2523 limes Want Ads Lowest Rare

Resorts and Cottages

MODFRN cottage on Lake Manitou Colonial Hotel, after Aug. 20th WYNN. Rochester Indiana

‘Wanted to Rent

SPACE wanted in downtown garage ar repairing: percentage or rental. = ‘ess Box 584 Times

Moving & Storage

HODGES STORAGE CO. Store now. pay six months later Inspection Invited, RI-2019,

3 120

ga-

HU-2200 in City

near EARL

for Ad-

Houses and Lots Sale

1924 W. (0th—S1,850

| Colored—4 rms. inside toilet, new voof; thoroughly recond., 10% , bal. like rent Mr, Ostrom IR-1007 RI-1419. PAUL L. McCORD CO. 615 Lemcke Bldg

MAKE YOUR RENT

Only $1800

Double

1924- 26 Ludlow Ave, rooms a side,

DR-T¢ Edw, Dillehay RI-6412 J. S. Cruse Realty Co.

FIVE-ROOM semi-modern condition, Income $30 | rented. $1850, $550 «down, | month. 800 Fast BE-2150-R. BUNGALOW double, southeast, side, modern except basement, prc, porches, 2-car garage ition, Ajl improvements HUDELSON, CH-6204 1326 E. 10th dition; $1600

double; good month; always balance $15 4 rooms inclosed good conpaid;

ao cottage near 10th and Oxford. J . Jones, RI-6049, with JACK C. CARR ETT 2523 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT | Beautiful brick 5-rm. mod. Vacant 1553 Shannon Ga Fine cond LANDER, 533 Kevstone CH-5025 i MARKWOOD. 1503 (University Heights - 4 Roms, long living room, fireplace. Sacrifice equity 2179 N. GALE -8-rm. semi-mod $1750: $100 down See this MOSLANDER. CH-5925

NEAR Fountain Square; five-room | bungalow: reconditioned, Price, ~ Small down payment. DAVIS.

Trade

sOo0n

lots once

1 at

“moder n

Dass, |

Minne- |

128 N. Del. |

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Houses and Lots Sale 25

OF AND

REAL ‘ESTATE TIS THE ‘BASIS ALL WEALTH COMMERCE INDUSTRY un un un : A'TS NEWLY RECOND., os

542.47 . wna

$4,250 and bath di entr. 3i ng ment ‘only ) 100 W.) ( e § ROOMS MODERN, 4 bedrms I Lill Co. C Needs reSee 337 » 2 ” RI 9 ening

Elbert L. McDaniel, Realtor

3-Room Mogiern Bungalow 1 flool lino= porch, full ae flowers, Sine Pay what {. Balance $22 Out of State to ¥

EASY TERMS

down ( and Bancroft Spenae 624 Dearborn 2931 N. Denn BRIDGE S &G

2 Boshies, Si, 800

Located Soin hi $14.50

107; 115 429 S N

insurance, 6 rooms 5 rooms OH rooms 5 rooms RI- -3477.

RAVES 243 }

Del

wal ine down,

RI-6412,

Ee 2314 KENWOOD

with

ardwood in new Ostrom ¢ Lemcke ‘Bldg. demand ab abe

tle Co. union litle BlAR. turday or Sunday es, $22 Bonth, $250 x APP " AGENTS OWNERS LOAN CORP. t brokers. Get 58

RI-23 110 N. Del.

s Ol it tiie

prepared bv Union Ti 155 E Market St See Thursda: New 2 dow] 1

Sa he 500 I RE TORY HOME We ar

direc

11s ALLISON REALTY CO. PHIPPS

dow

5-11) we. Bi ghtwood: $16.50 MOSLANDER.

awn Lawl

S300 Chureh, Moore % MA-3321. - n semi-modern, rer newly rat od. $3000;

MR HICKS, MA-35621 or 712.

BR-2

east of ible, Must Pro Mr, Wood-BR-6350 LARK REALTY, LI-5598, WANTED Gq we WORK on 1 ¢ t A Y per hanging, cement and cal ¢ vork LIT, WILL TRAD? r - lots in 3 different se in

medium-nricec eno

Real Estate Wanted

WANTED -Norti f treet Iino ( roo 0 ¢ ni ! por W 1 rented ruff

ted r equity TA-0209

Real Estate Loans

$2850. |

4-room cottage in good con- |

oy 7d oO rR

FEDERBL SAVINGS AND AORN AS Fhe ba LE Re ah Building v i 4 2° /0 NO HIDDEN o ROR HA Mortgage Loans—Construction ‘oney penn. BED. A, BUSKIRK ee™

like pg R . er er ‘mo., includes in Ton! NR ng ipa St. 14,

ONTAT, SAVINGS «Lo Illinois

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