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Rites to Be Held Tomorrow

For Mrs. Bertina Foltz Smith, Vogue Associate. Mrs. Bertina Foltz Smith, daugh-

ter of Herbert W. Foltz, Indianapolis

architect, and for 15 years associate editor of Vogue magazine, died in a New York hospital yesterday. Mrs. Smith was born in Indianapolis and was graduated from Tudor Hall and Vassar College. She had lived in New York for the last 20 years and was the wife of Elliott W. Smith, New York attorney. Mrs. Smith was widely known for her work on Vogue and in addition to her magazine editorial duties she edited the magazine's etiquet book. She also was co-author with MarJorie Hillis of the book *Cornbeef and Caviar.” She is survived by her husband, her father, a brother, Howard F. Foltz, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Herbert, Rubsamen, Minneapolis, Minn, a nephew and four nieces, all of Indianapolis. Friends are invited to call at the Flahner & Buchanan Mortuary. between 3 p. m. and 9 p. m. today. Private services will be at Crown Hill Cemetery tomorrow with the Rev. George Arthur Frantz, First Presbyterian Church pastor, in charge. Mrs. Smith was a member of the First Presbyterian Church,

Mrs. Marie Strohmeier

Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Stronhmeier, who died Friday in her home, 2120 Langley- Ave. will be held at 2 p. m. today in the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. Burial wiil be in Greenwood.

‘Mrs. Strohmeler; who was 47, was bom in Greenwood and had lived here 16 years. She was a member of the Greenwood Methodist Chuich. Survivors are her husband, Robert; a son, Robert Strohmeier | Jr.; two daughters by a former | marriage, Mrs. Royanna Green, Connersville, and Mrs. Mary | Jane Wheeler, Indianapolis; two | sons by the former narriage, Ed-! win J. and John L. Vhitaker, both of Indianapolis; four| sisters, Mrs. Effie . Rollen, Indianapolis; Mrs. Daisy Clair, Knightstown; Mrs. Ollie Shadley, Greenwood, and Mrs. Maude Kahl, New | Albany, and three brothers, Joh and Alva Wood, Greenwood, [and Wilbur Wood, Indianapolis. |

Frank Willard Gray

Frank Willard Gray, former resident of Indianapolis, [died Saturday in Detroit, Mich. His| home was in| St. Louis, Mo. He was employed here! by Duesenberg, Inc. 1935. Mr. Gray was a service representative for the Chrysler Motor Corp. He was graduated fro versity in 1920 and was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. Mr. Gray was born |in Greensburg, April 11, 1899. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Inez Weddle Gray; two] children, Alice Jane Gray and Julia -Gray; a brother, Harry Gray, Dayton, O., and two sisters, Mrs. Corey and Miss Mary Gray, Greensburg.

Funeral services will be at 3 p. m.!

tomorrow in the Flaner & Buchanan! Mortuary and burial will be in| Crown Hill Cemetery.

State Deaths

Catherine Middaugh, 85. John, George, Jonas and Mrs. Eliza Nettrour and sister, Mrs. Caroline

BREMEN—Mrs. Survivors: Sons, Henry; daughters. Mrs. Anna Weaver; Luke,

CIMBRIDGE CITY — Rudolph She ner

dS Survivors: Wife, Doroth Mrs. George Personette; stepson, Cleo Elliott COLUMBIA—Mrs. Minnie Rich, 78. SurDaughters, Mrs. Herschel Barnes and Mrs. Gertrude Wysong; son, Allen; brother, Grant Hinchman. CRAWFORDSVILLE — William J. Foxworthy, 77. Survivors: Wife, Minnie; son, Paul: daughter, rs. Lewis Bessemer; brothers, George and Daniel; sisters, Mrs. Ned Brown and Mrs. Sibina Gallaher Henry J. Roach, 74. Survivors: ite, Dolly; “daughters, Mrs. Gladys Otto and Misses Esther and Mildred Roach Miss Rachel Henderson, Survivors: | Sisters. Mrs. J Frank Stout, Mrs. Sarah Cole, Mrs. William Rucker.and Mrs. Wil- | liam Peters. | ELKHART — John Doncilovic, 51. Survivors: Wife, Katherine; daughter, Anna; sons, Thomas and John. | MARION — Mrs. Gladys Philabaum, 31. Survivors: Mother Mrs. Hattie Downham; daughter, Sosemary King; four brothers; two sister Harvey SRatlif, 83. Fred, Earl and Russell: Bert Malott: brother, will. David Fehr Survivors: daughter, Sylvia: son, Louis; Ida Abramson and Mrs. Minnie brothers, Phil and Myer. Jacob E. Drook, 78. Survivors: Wife, Mary; sister, Mrs. Cynthia Davis; half-sis-ters. Dona King and Minnie Holcom MIDDLETOWN—Claude E. Greenlee, 58. Survivors: Wife, Ethel: daughters, Margaretta and Mary Frances; sons, O. Daniel and John: parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Greenlee; sister, s ude Van Zant; brothers, Charles and MILFORD — Irvin Franklin poder, 61. Sivivons: Wife. Dora: daughters, Mrs. Mary Unsicker, Mrs. George Fox and Mrs. Lucille Burtsfield: sister. Mrs. Rosa Butler. | MT. VERNON—John C. Dukes. 81. Sur- | wivors: Wife, Matilda; son. Henry: brothers, Mack and Robert; sisters, Mrs. Mattie Wagner, Mrs. Fannie Hill and Mrs. | Belie Johnson. NEW ALBANY—Samuel Lewis Knipp. 79. Survivors: Wife; three daughters; three sons; brother. NEW CASTLE—Herbert Nichols, 60. Survivors: Wife, Edith: daughters, Mrs. William Tackett and Misses Gale and Alice NicHols: sons, Lawrence, Clarence, Ralph

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aul. Mrs. Flora Millikan, 66. Survivor: ther, Horace Hoover. NEW LISBON—Mrs. Lafelta Perry, 70. Survivors: Husband, L. B.; son, Robert; sister, Mrs. Frank Wissler.

SHELBYVILLE—Mrs. Eliza Frederick, 77. Survivors: Husband, Albert; sons, Everett and Homer; daughter, Mrs. Herman Lane; sisters. Mrs. Jeanette Lusk and Mrs. Amy Lay: brother, John Duckworth. ROCKPORT—Charles W. Pavne, 57. Surwife, Ella; sons, Wilbert, Clarence, Cecil ."' daughters, Mrs. Julia Thomas, urber and Misses Clara and Stella Payne; brothers, Forrest and Thomas; sisters, Mrs. Harris and Miss Rosa Payne. VALONIA—Lafayette Overshiner, 80. Survivors: Sister. Mrs. Daisy Pollert; broth- . ers, Floyd and David. WAKARUSA—Mrs. Abraham Nittero, 70. gurvivors: Husband;- son. . Elgie; stepdaughter, Mrs. Orville Metzler; daughter, Mrs. Gleen Myers; brother, WalJace Earl.

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CHICAGO, Oct. 7 (U. P.).—Illinois mourned today the death of Governor Henry Horner after a long and mysterious illness. The body will be taken to the 122d National Guard Armory to lie in state until military services and burial tomorrow at Mount Mayriv | Cemetery, Rabbi Louis L. Mann will {conduct the services, assisted by a Cathalic priest and a Protestant minister. The death of the 61- -year- -old early yesterday at the suburban Winnetka mansion where the had been secluded four months gave the powers of the office to Lieut. Gov. John H. Stelle who had attempted earlier this year to seize {the governorship on the ground {that Mr. Horner was incapacitated land that state affairs were being administered by a so-called bedside cabinet. Mr. Stelle took the oath of office | at Springfield and proclaimed al period . of state mourning until Oct. 15. Mr. Horner was born at Chicago, | Nov. 30, 1878, as Henry Levy but (took his mother’s maiden name when his parents separated during his childhood. He had been ill of heart and kidney ailments. since election day, 1938.

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HERMAN NIEMEYER

Funeral services for Herman V. Niemeyer, retired railroad engineer

(who died Saturday, will be held at! 12:30 p. m. today in the Royster & Askin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Washington Park. He was 75. Mr. Niemeyer died at his home on the Hunter Road southeast of! the city. He was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. He worked for ‘the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 40 |vears before retiring 10 years ago. He was a member of the Henninger | Methodist Church at West Newton, the Knights ‘Templar and Center (Lodge, F & A. M. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Louisa Niemeyer; a daughter, Mrs. May Strong; two sons, Walter and Howard Niemeyer, and four grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

‘Miss Mary B. Cronan

Miss Mary B. Cronaa, Marott Hotel, a resident of Indianapolis for 40 years, died yesterday in St. Vincent’s Hospital. She had been ill for many months. Miss Cronan was born in Oneida,

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Medical Examiner for Pennsy Railroad. Dr. Leonard W.

day in St. Vincent’s Hospital. was 64.

Medical College, served his internship at City Hospital and took postgraduate work at Asheville, N. C. Dr. Brown was a member of the Presbyterian Church; Marion Lodge 35, F. and A. M.; Scottish Rite, Valley of Ft. Wayne; Indiana State Medi-

Medical Society of Marion County. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Grace King Brown, and two brothers, Dr. Frank Brown, Seymour, and Alvin Brown, Winsboro, La. Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk Irvington Funeral Home. Burial will be in Washington Park.

Mrs. Lucretia Davidson

Mrs. Lucretia Margaret Davidson died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ida Mae Trost, 59 W. Fall Creek Blvd. She was 84, the |

widow of Charles. A. Davidson Who died in‘ 1922. She is survived by three sons, John Davidson, King’s Mountain, Ky., Everett Davidson, Winchester, and Raymond N. Davidson, Indianapolis; twp daughters, Mrs. Trost and Mrs. Lucille Gerth, Indianapolis; five grandchildren and seven great- -grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, with burial in Winchester.

Mrs. Fannie Gemple

Funeral services-for Mrs. Fannie Gemple, a native of Russia who had

lived in Indianapolis 35 years, were to be at 2 p. m. today at the heme, 1049 S. Senate Ave. Burial was to to be in Knessis Israel Cemetery. Mrs. Gemple died Saturday. She is survived by four sons, Joe Gemple, Corydon; Hyman Gemple,

Gemple, Indianapolis; five daughters, Mrs. Dinah Galssner and Mrs. | Helen Kostos, Chicago; Mrs. Mary Gordon, New York; Mrs. Reve Goldstone of Cleveland and Miss Sally Gemple of Indianapolis; two brothers, Joe Cohen and Isadore Cohen, Indianapolis, and eight grandchildren.

John Grayhill

John Graybill of Mt. Vernon, O., is found dead in the 800 block Washington St.. yesterday. Mr. a who was .61, died of pneumonia, Deputy Coroner Dr. Hugh K. Thatcher said. A glass cutter, Mr. Graybill's only known relative is a daughter, Mrs. Mary Zeener of St. Louis, Mo.

Albert J. Oliver

Funeral services for Albert J. Oliver, a resident of Indianapolis since 1913, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in his home, 1302 E. New York St., and burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr. Oliver was 55 and had been ill since ‘February. He was born at Frankfort and was a member of

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was a machinist. Mr. home. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. May A. Oliver; a son, Ralph Oliver, Cincinnati; a sister, Mrs. Bessie Pearcy, Frankfort, and a} brother, Charlés C. Oliver, Indianapolis. } ,

Mrs. Hattie K. Howes

Requiem mass for Mrs. Hattie Kegler Howes, who died Saturday in her home at 3766 N. Pennsylvania St., was said in St. Joan of Arc

N. Y. She was a member of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral and of its Altar Society. She is survived by a brother, W. F. Cronan and a | sister, Mrs. E. J. Maher, both of Utica, N. Y.° Services will be at 9 a. m. Wednesday in the Cathedral, with burial in Utica.

Miss Anna llieff

Miss Anna. Ilietf,. 1005 Indiana Ave., died yesterday after a long illness. She was 23, a lifelong resident of | Indianapolis, and the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. John Ilieff. She attended School 21. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Bulgarian Orthodox Church and burial will be in Glen Haven Cemetery. Besides her |parents, she is survived by a brother, Nick Ilieff; a sister, Miss Helen Ilieff;, and an uncle, Pete Ilieff, all of Indianapolis.

URGE MORE BRITISH AID

NEW YORK, Oct. 7 (U. P).~— Governor Herbert H. Lehman, Sen-

Ethel Barrymore, the actress, called for an immediate increase in aid to Great Britain at an American Defenders Day Rally at the World's

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{Holy Cross Cemetery. She was 79.

Mrs. Howes, the widow of Alonzo Howes who was a member of a prominent southern Indiana family, was. born in New Albany. She lived in Indianapolis 20 years and was a member of St. Joan of Arc Church. She attended Cedar Grove Academy at Louisville. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Alma Howes Irwin, Indianapolis; two sons, Warder F. Howes, Jeffersonville, and Mitchell P. Howes, Toledo; a sister, Mrs. Laura J. Ballman, Louisville, and a brother, Daniel J. Kegler, Louisville.

Mrs. Cecilia Mary Steeb

Mrs. Cecilia Mary Stesh, who died

willbe buried in St. Joseph's Cemetery following services at 9 a. m. tomorrow in Holy Name Catholic Church. Mrs. Steeb, who was 37, lived at 1721 Albany St., Beech Grove. She had been a resident of Indianapolis and vicinity all her life. Survivors are her husband, John B. Steeb; three children, Lawrence, James and Florence Rose, Steeb, and two brothers, Walter Feltz, Indianapolis, and Josepn Feltz, Beach

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Republicans List F.D.R.'s Absences

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 (U. Pp). —The Republican National Committee published without comment today a "record of President Roosevelt's absences from Washington” since he accepted re- - nomination for a third term. It showed that between his acceptance speech on July 19 and yesterday Mr. Roosevelt had spent 42 days away from the White House and 37 days at his desk. It said that the President had spent: | Twenty-six days at his Hyde Park, N. Y., home. Eleven days cruising aboard the Presidential yacht. Four days inspecting national defense projects. Two days on a speaking tour in North Carolina, West Virginia and Tennessee. The committee included an excerpt from Mr. Roosevelt's acceptance speech whicn said: “Events move so fast in other parts of the world that it has become duty to remain either in the White House itself, or at some nearby point. . . . “I shall not have the time or the inclination to engage in purely political debate.”

INDIANA BANKERS PLAN TWO MEETINGS

The Indiana Bankers’ Association today announced two more regional meetings to be held this week, in

addition to the one scheduled at Hammond tomorrow. Dr. Curtis D. MacDougall, Northwestern University journalism professor, will compare 1914 and 1940 war propaganda at the meeting Wednesday in Elkhart. Robert R. Knepper, president of the Etna Bank at Etna Green and head of the bankers’ association in that district, said bankers will attend from Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Elkhart, Huntington, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Miami, Noble, Steuben, Yalash, Wells and Whitley Counies Paul N. Bogart of Terre Haute, association presideng, also will speak at the meeting i Hotel Elkhart. Other association officers in the district are O. M. Whitmire, vice president, Converse, and M. S. Rummel, | secretary-treasurer, Goshen. The second meeting will be held {| Thursday in Muncie.

Bankers will attend from Blackford, Delaware, | Grant, Hamilton, Henry, Howard, Jay, Madison, Randolph, Tipton and Wayne Counties. Mr. Bogart will speak. Benjamin F. Shroyer, cashier of the Merchants National Bank at Muncie, heads the bankers in. the district. C. L. Hobbs of Windfall is vice president and Dudley N. Elmer of Richmond is secretary-treasurer.

Teeth’ Given To Drunkometer

ATTY. GEN. SAMUEL JACKSON ruled today that State Police can use “all reasonable force” to make persons suspected of drunken driving submit to the Drunkometer tests. He also ruled that Drunkometer tests are admisstble as court evidence. Capt. Walter Eckert said the police will interpret the ruling to mean all force short of manhandling, including the use of handcuffs. The opinion was requested by State Safety Director Donald Stiver.

FUND 'HEAD’S S BRO BROTHER DEAD IN COLUMBUS, 0.

liam C. Griffith, president of the| Community Fund, died Saturday in Columbus, O. He was 68. Mr. Griffith was born in Illinois and came to Indianapolis in boyhood. He was a graduate of the old Indianapolis High School and Yale University. For several years he was associated with Joseph T. Elliott & Sons, publishing firm, and then went to Columbus to join an insurance and investment firm. He retired 10 years ago. Survivors, besides William C. Griffith, are his wife; a daughter, Mrs. James Wood, Columbus, O.; a son, Robert Griffith, Toledo, and brothers, Howard T. Griffith, president of | 31 the Udell Works here, and Harry W. Griffith, Detroit. Funeral services and burial were held in Columbus today.

LOUIS P. GEIGER, 47, POLICEMAN, IS DEAD

Services for Louis P. Geiger, Indianapolis Policeman, will be held at [1:30 p. m. Wednesday, at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial|T will be at Washington Park. Mr. Geiger died yesterday. was 47. * He was appointed to the Police Department in 1924. He served in the Navy during the World War and was a member of the American Legion. Survivors are his wife, Delma; two sons, Louis and Bobby; one daughter, Henrietta, all of Indianapolis; two borthers, Fred of Ft. Wayne, and John of Indianapolis, and three |—— sisters, Mrs. Ella Unversaw, Mrs. Roy Mitchell and Mrs. Katherine Walk, all of Indianapolis.

1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Oct. 5, 1940 BAXTER—Alcy Elizabeth, beloved mother f Mrs. Pearly Jacobs of Spearsville, ; Mrs. L. Phillips of Ontario, James: ' B. Baxter of Greenwood, . C, E. Bailey of Moab, Utah Bessie Aldrich, Alie . Edna Krauss, Mrs. William H. Beck, all of Indianapolis, passed away at the residence, 3455 Sutherland -Ave., Sunday morning, Oct. 6. Funeral services will be held at the residence Wednesday afternoon, Oct 9, at 1:30 o'clock. nterment Salem Cemetery, in Johnson Countv. Ind. Friends are welcome. [Martinsville and Franklin (Ind.) papers please copy.)

BROWN—Dr. Leonard William of 5249 E. St. Joseph. beloved husband of Grace Brown, “brother of Dr. Frank Brown of Sevmour and Alvin Brown of Los Angeles, Cal., departed this life Saturday. Funeral Titesday 11 a. m.. at Moore & Kirk Irvington, Mortuary. 5342 E. Washington St urial Washington Park. Friends St vite,

DAVIDSON -— Lucretia Margaret, 59 W. Fall Creek Blvd.. mother of John Davidson, Kings Mountain, Ky.; Everett Davidson, Winchester, Ind.; Raymond N. Davidson, Mrs Lucille Gerth and Mrs, Ida Mae Trost of Indianapolis, passed away Saturday afternoon. n> or es at the Flanner and Buchan 4 Friends RT Hod Burial . Friends may call ay the mortuary any time.

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Indianapolis Times, Monday, Oct. 7, 1940 CRONAN—Mary B., sister of Mrs. J.

E. Maher and W. F. Cronan of Utica, N. Y.. passed away Sunday afternoon. Services at S. S. Peter and Paul Cathedral Wednesday. 9 a. m. Burial Utica, N. Y. nds may call gt the Flanner & ep Mortuary any time. Please Ne flowers.

GEIGER—Louis P., 2109 Barth Ave., husband of Delma Overman Geiger and father of Henrietta, Louis and Bobby brother of Fred Geiger of Fr. Wayne, John C. Geiger, Mrs. Ella Unversaw. Mrs. Katherine Walk and Mrs. Roy Mitchell, passed away Sunday morning. Service ‘at the Fanner & Bu. chanan Mortuary Wednesday, 0pm Friends invited. Burial i RE ark. Friends may call at the mortuary any ime.

GRAY — Frank Willdrd, htisband of Inez Weddle Gray, father of Alice Jane and Julia Gray, brother of Harry Ry Dayton, O.; Mrs. Laura Corey and iss Mary Gray of Greensburg, Ind., passed away af: Detroit, Mich. Service at the Panne & Buchanan Mortuary. Tuesday, p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. »

ILIEFF—Anna, age 23, belov ed daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Ilieff, sister of Helen and Nick Ilieff and niece of Pete Ilieff, passed away Sunday morning at Sunnyside Sanatorium. Funeral services Tuesday, 2 p. m., at the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, Blackford and New York Sts. Friends may call at the Stevens & Sons Funeral Home, 2831 W, 10th, any time. Burial Glen Haven.

LOVELACE—Marion M., husband ‘of Mona, assed away Sunday Oct. 6. Funeral ednesday, 2 p. J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. 1230 Broovest, Friends invited. Burial New Crown,

McQUISTON — Ellen E., beloved wife of Wilbur McQuiston, mother of Father John F. McQuiston, died Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30. at the home. 565 N. St.: 10 a. m., St. Philip Neri ‘Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Altar Society meet at the home 8 p. m. . Tuesday for prayer.

OLIVER Albert J., entered to rest Sunday, age years; isha nd May A. Oliver, 2 hy of Ralph oliver of Cincinnati, O.; brother of Mis. Bettie Pearcy of Frankfort, Ind., and Charles C. Oliver of Indianapolis. Services Seva) at residence, 1302 E. New York S Burial Memorial Park. Peace Chapel in charge. °

RIDDLE—Emma I., age 48, beloved wife of Charles F. Riddle, passed away S Funeral at Shirley Bros. Central Illinois at 10th St., Wednesvy. 3 p. m. Burial Mt. Jackson. Friends may call at ¢haapel after 7 p. m., Monay

SANTEIU—Nicholas; band of Mignon and fath Nicholas. son of Nicholas Santeiu Sr., brother of John, George, Daniel, Sarah, Anna, Mary. Betty, Helen and Florence Santeiu, passed away Saturday nerning. Funeral services Tuesday, Oct. 2p. at the :Meyer and Abdon Funeral Hons, 1509 Prospect. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the Funeral Home. ‘ [Chicago and Detroit, Mich., papers please copy.]

SCHOVEY — Hallle C., age 63, beloved wife of Charles E. Schovey. mother of Richard Ogden, Eunice Jarrett, Florence Cochran. Rodeila Ingalls and sister of George and Bejamin Sharp, and Cynthia Reynolds; grandmother of Richard and Ravmond Cochran. and Eunice Mildred Ingalls. passed away Zafurday evening. Funeral from residence, 1021 S. Roena - 8t.. Tuesday. 2:30 p. m. rial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the residence any time.

SMITH—Mrs. Bertina Foltz, wife of Blatt W. Smith, daughter of Herbert W. Foltz and -sister of Barbara Foltz Rubsamen and Howard F. Foltz of Indiananolis. passed away at her home in New York Citv. Friends may call at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Monday afternoon and evening.

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SPUBLIN louiams), age 45, of 1519 Prospec sister of Miss Nellie Rankin and Mrs. Thelma Grogg, passed away Sunday Funeral serv ces WednesHay, Oct. 9. ba ee the Meyer & On. Funcral ome, $500 Prospect. -Burial- Washington Park. Friends invited. Friends may sel at the funeral home after 6 p. m. y

STEEB—Cecilia Mary, of 1721 Athens St Beech Grove, beloved wife of Steeb, mother of Lawrence, in od Florence Rose, sister of Walter Feltz, city, Joseph Feltz, Beech Grove, passed way oh t. Fra gies Hosmial Saturday,

2:50 p. age 3 emSeints unera. York St., Tuesday, Oct. Services Holy Name Church, 3 Burial St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends nay call at the funeral home.

TAYLOR —Maggie Jane (nee Everling), age 55, beloved wife of James Taylor and sister of Mrs. Wiliam Paulish, Franklin, Mrs astner, Trafalgar, he "and ni io inerS ee of Indianapolis, passed away Saturday evening. Funeral from Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th St., Tuesday. 1:30 p. m. Friends may call at the chapel.

TROUTMAN—Mary, age 12 years. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Troutman; sister of John, George, Thelma and Bar-

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" Gentleman's ae ‘WA-6945.

Reward.

male. Child's pet.

__WA-813

=] _Reward.

SHIRLEY BROS. CO. §

946 N. Illinois

J. C. WILSON :

1230 Prospect St. __DRf

DR-0321

Florists & Monuments

Lost and Found

LOST—In Morrison’ store: Black le purse containing almost $17, ey c accounts, etc. Reward. BE-218/ 3405 W. Michigan. 2X

LOST — Portable radio in the 900 | ssachusetts Ave., reward for r¥ 583s N. Sherman Dr. CH-0669-W.

LOST — Glasses in brown case sat night, Mandarin Inn or. Little An Reward. 1931 N. Harding, LI-7063.

LOST — Yellow gold Kappa Alpha H crest ring. Purdue Union Bldg., 28th. Reward. WA-1114,

“| UNION carpenters.

i SINGERS—For a_church enoir.

Help: Wanted—Female 8

3 INTELLIGENT women wanted to work 4 hours per day. Commission, bonus. _ Box 378 Times. =

Help Wanted—Male 9

"WANTED—200 White Men and Women

16 Years and over, to pick beans. We pay daily. Meet Al Butcher's truck at W,

| 10th and Warman, 6:30 a. m.

WANTED 22 months’ Union scale. J. C. BOESPF FLUG STRUCTION COMPANY, Chanute __Rantoul, Tilinois.

work, / CON« Field, WANTED—Salesman for house to house bakerv: must be over 24. Give as much details concerning vourself as 2 onsibie and vour Loierences in reply. Address Times Box 471 /

COLL ROTORS roerianoed credit Anstalle ment accounts Salary and car allows ance. Write stating age and experience, Address Box 375 Times.

i MEN WANTED-—Airplane factories. See ad

Anderson Airplane School's under classie cation 12,

_Brcnangs

voice lessons. Box 377, Tim

For

EAL ESTA

Rent... For Sale... Wanted. J )

Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

Houses for Rent

Houses and Lots Sale 25

Frank L. Griffith, former Indianjapolis resident and brother of Wil-|

Clark

‘| Hotel Frederick

$4.0 1 INCLUDES convenient garage, TalN. Nicely furnished, me ty i PELL preferred. WA-5889

|CapTTOL. 3168 N.—Nicely furnished front. utyrest: Soitallle 2; private home: & Bune A-4360

CENTRAL, ba lL _ Transportation to Allison's, twin beds. next bath, 1-2 gentlemen. TA-0320.

CHURCHMAN, 1205 (2 block carline)—Nice clean room, reasonable, quiet neighborhood. DR-3658.

DELAWARE, 2147 studio room, private entrance. Good transportation, 1-2.

DREXEL, 107 N.—Warm front, nicely furnished, cloSe bath, privileges, 1-2. Reasonable. IR-2275.

GUILFORD, 3606—Front, private Home, extension telephone, twin beds, shower. Gentlemen. TA-0900.

ILLINOIS, 3156 N.—Large front room, cross Yehtlaion; constant hot water, private amily

ILLINOIS, .2336 N.—Desirable, near bath, steam heat, garage, man; phone.

LASALLE, 1212 -N.—Large front room; Sis. hot water; near ROA, Mallory.

MERIDIAN N.. 2315—Nicely furnished, innerspring; close bath good transportation: suitable 1-2; phon

MERIDIAN, 968 N., Apt. hot water, next bath, walking distance. NEW JERSEY. N. 3047—Lovely, large front bedroom: suitable 1 or 2; garage; instantaneous hot wa

NEW JERSEY, N,, 1929— Attractive, newly decorated, private home, employed couple.’ Gentleman. WA-3912.

New Jersey, 814 N. cin; rooms.

PARKWAY, 515 E. (1300 South)—Nicely furnished, innersprings, private home, 2 girls; reasonable.

ALBOT. 2205 N. — Attractive. nicely furnished: innersprings: hot water: good transportation; reasonable. _ WA-9720. WOODRUFF PL., 978 E. Dr. — Sleeping room, private Pas automatic heater, garage.

32D, 603 E.-—Comfortable home, 1-2 RRs Stoker. Breakfast optional.

N.—Nicely furdjshed Phon

1st floor, gentle-

TST, 1-2;

3200 WEST—1028 Goodlet, nicely furnished, innersprings, privileges, 2 gentlemen. BE-4186-OFF CENTRAL, 521 E. 25th—Well furnished, innersprings, Bifehen privilege. Very 1 reasonable. WA-3453

near Allison's, Fone

reasonable; |.

$4—OHIO, 1106 E.—Furnished room, bath; good heat. Private entrance. $5.50 UP--Apartments, front, ight, clesh; well furnished; innersprings: warm. 1103 Central. $5.50—ORANGE, 1902 decorated; private home, _ bath. $6—2 ROOMS, near bath, clean. New innerspriags. ama

$7—Large front 2-room studio apartments. Overstuffed: innersprings: steam. a also sleeping room. Ww.

2 Rooms newly and entrance;

extra warm; 1440 N. Ala-

pt. | ALABAMA, 2117 N.—2 Large front rooms, kitchenette, Ingots innersprings. Nicely furnished. Adults. BELLEFONTAINE, 1022—1 room front Sparymens; clean, all utilities furnished.

BROOKSIDE, 1315—Three nicely furnished rooms, near bath. Utilities.

COLLEGE, 1420—Large l-room apartment; large closets. Entrance. Clean, quiet: adults. ELM. 946—Kitchenette apartment, sink: for congenial adult: reasonable: priv. home.

ILLINOIS, N.. 2616—Large room; Frigidaire; connecting bath; first floor; also _ sleeping. TA-2849. ILLINOIS. 1808 and geen; WA-1857.

NEW JERSEY, 517 N.—1-2 foom 8 ments; radio, kelvinator, sink. distance. LI-37 750. ORANGE, 222—2 nice clean housekeeping rooms, private entrance. No children.

PARK, 1705—$3.50; large room, near bath; hot plate; also; "2 rooms, $5. RURAL, N., 434—1 or 2 unfurnished rooms; _ stove: “near carline, bus; employed adults. VIRGINIA AVE., 29 — One housekeeping room; $4. Sleeping rooms, $2.5 $4.

N.—2 Rooms, sink;

$4.50. Erivate entrance.

; nice

artalking | ———

Apartments for Rent 18

H. H. Woodsmall Agency, Inc.

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments. Modern. Well Managed Buildings. 108 E. Washington St. LI-5393

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. LI1-5559 General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. LI1-2439

$35; 3 ROOMS, bath, partly furnished, air conditioned, electric range, refrigerator.

Get want ad results in The [mes al lowest word rates in the oy eho RT-5551 for auick results at low c

Rooms With Board

$5. COMER. 1205—Twin beds; downstairs: widow's home: DR-0114-R.. BROADWAY, date 2 or 3 men. ~ WA- 2804. CARROLLTON, Lae Home, aged and convalescents.

"hot water; 3 meals.

“1732—Nice room, accommoExcellent meals. Call

1429—Rest at the Myrtle RI-

CENTRAL, 3126 — ROOM AND BOARD; “Ek EMPLOYED PERSON.

MAPLE RD.—Park, southeast ‘corner, 4 rooms, front terrace, Frigidaire. Garage. CH-6998.

TACOMA, 1620 N.—5-room modern newly decorated. garage, fence, i good furnace; $27.50; water pd. Hy |

axa N. “ARLINGTON: Suburban 7-rm. bungalow, 323) r r arms—Suburban

60 A.

. BOONE CO. Good produc no bldgs.; silo down, pa {imenis $ year. MR. CASE. RI-910

10 ACRES: Road 39. $350. 25 m ~ NEWBY--6800_E. 10th. IR- Tis

Business Property FOR RENT—SMALL STOREBO( L. RIBS

REASONABLE Wanted to Rent

PAPERHANGER wants a home." __man. Address Box 447, Times,

Moving & , Storage

HODGES 5 STORAGE CO. Store Now, Pay Six Months La Inspection Invited BX

HODGE Will Buy Your. Furniture,

Stoves, Rugs, Household Goods, ete. RI- [-2109, 1] Houses* and Lots Sale 25

"3909 N. Keystone

Near Completion 5-Room brick and frame bung.. Large rcoms, :tone fireplace, LL basement, oil heat. FHA terms. Mr. Woodruff. BR-6359. Clark Realty. L1-5596

NEW HOMES

n Daily 2-6. 4300 1A E. Stratford Ave. 1 blk. N: 3 "English Ave. .8t school. $500 Down, $33 Per Month BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del, RI-3471.

ONLY $100 DOWN

2354 Guilford Ave.; 3-bedroom modern. Only $2,000. 1901 Arrow Ave.; 8-room modern. Arranged for 2 families. $1,900. DR-7925. EDW. DILLEHAY. RI-6412.

1421 E. 1TH.

6-Room modern. Reconditioned. Terms. Price $2350.

John R. Welch & Sons, LI. 3423 ~ 1421 FLETCHER Five-room modern. cottage; A-1 condition; large heated attic; new oil burner,

air-conditioned. Bargain. Mr. Woodruff. BR-6359. CLARK: REALTY. LI-5596.

NORTH, 22000 — Lower front and small sun parlor; electricity ior cooking; for __employed lady: $25. TA-2963.

Furn. Houses.—Apts. 18A

$10 wk: NORTH—Beautiful bedroom. apt. Others. _WHITE. WA-4466 (eve., IR- 7956).

NEAR ALLISON'S — 4-Room nicely furnished house. Utilities. Adults; $7.50 weekly. Key at 1345 W. 23d (rear).

WANT GIRL to. share attractive apartment. Walking distance of downtown. RI-3119 evenings.

ENGLISH, 1302—$5 single, double, gonstant hot water, shower, maid.

3 meals,

PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2132—Single; double; good beds and meals; hot water, Gentleman. Phone.

UNION. 1353—Newly room: meals optional: portation: reasonable.

Wan ‘Share attract.

Woodruff neds; gent.; meals. CH-1433.

34TH, 1119 W. (near Allison's) — Room, next bath; large closet; home cooking; __ garage.

clean;

furnished, warm Sess. trans-

rm.; twin

Hotels “desirable, |

HOOSIER HOTEL Goin oo up

& bath. 440 _Massachusetts..,......

JAP JONES, Mgr. Spencer Hotel iy Rates ses.

458 E. Wash,, clean outside rms.; mod.

Belmont Hotel

Clean, $3 up. Trans. S

WILL SHARE my apartment with emor ‘girl. References exchanged. North. easonable. RI-5293.

rooms _semiCall TA-

Houses for'Rent

2031—Four r Water paid.

CHESTER N., modern double. 2513.

COLLEGE, 5230—3-bedroom modern double; Jory ouirable; newly decorated; garage.

COLLEGE, 5658 — 5 rooms, easy Toated, built-ins garage Side drive. WA-7274.

HIGHLAND AVE., 402 N.—6 rooms, modern except furnace; HN er 1) near Tech;

_ good transportation TA-37

. 724—Five-room upper Suplex. modNear Allison’s. BE-2659-.

1412—4-room bungalow double, strictly modern. Adults. Only $25. BE-1397.

SHEPARD, 1542—7 rooms; modern; single; has just been reconditioned. $20, 'LI-8401, 44 Virginia Ave.

HERMAN DR., 1408 8.—Three large rooms,

KING ern.

closets; newly papered; garage. Adults;

invited. 2271; E. Ohio | $13.50.

$95 DOWN 14 E. Karcher, 3 rooms, cottage, total price only '$950; balance monthly at less than rent, DR-6427, Mr. Nachand. ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtors. RI-2368.

1108 Wintcn Ave. SpeedNew Home p

way City. 5-rm. bung. FHA TERMS. $550 Down. Shown by appointment.

BE-2615

ONLY $265 DOWN

For this lovely 5-room mod. bung. Completely recond. 3200 N. Vacant. _F. M. KNIGHT CO ~~ ~ MA-4353 4 BEDROOM HOME-—New aint, new paper. Suitable for duplex; ot air. Gas water heater, 3200, 2015 Park Ave. Paul Carr, TA-8467 with Jack C. Carr. MA- 2I3MA-2TT. Five-room bungaie

EWING, goog — N-s350 vash. Balance $23 ELMORE BROS. 401 Inland 721 N. DELAWARE—Six bedrooms. Stoker; automatic utilities. Hardwood floors: two jirepiaces; furniture, $4500. TERMS.

Brick or Ston» Colonials THREE BRAND NEW or 4 bedroom homes.. Special bathroom arrangement. 5325 N. Capitol. BR-1204, BR-1206.

4 2 2514 E mo: un LARK

S-rm. $3. 200. Mr. Woodruff, BR-6359. REALTY LI-5596

BERTHA ERE rooms, e; $200 Rh STUDEBAKER REALTY, 2308 _shelby. DR. Room modern dou

NORTHWEST rents total 853: "$4000: terms. LI- 4852, F. H. SWINDLER. HU-2958.

A. HOME OF YOUR OWN YL ALAYS KEEP FAITH n 2 5 BDRM. §1,850—Conv. to Speedway. 1g. lot. Needs repairs. Only $185 Dn., $19.66 mo., Inc. taxes and ins. See 1323 Montcalm. (1300 W.) 16-RM., $3,500—This 8-rm. Tides dbl., when repaired will produce a good joomiing. house income. See 2413-15

5-RM. MOD. CONV. TO ALLISON’S— $450 Dn., $20.32 mo. See 1427 N. Holmes (2700 W.). Sl RI-8790.. Day or ELBER' L., McDANIEL, REALTOR. HOLC Td Private Property Listings.

: 1

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. Union Title Company, r Union Title ‘Buildin 155 | E. MARKET ST.

DUPLEX UNDER $3,000

314 N. Keystone. Stop! Look! 4 rooms, bath down; 3 rooms, bath strictly odern: 3-car gar.; real ine $650 down. EDW. DILLEHAY. RI-6412, J. S. Cruse |Reaity Co., 128 N. Del. ONLY $290 dn., $25 mo. including taxes, for a 6-rooth, cozy white bungalow, you wiil like itl 133% W. 30th St. Call Schaefer. MA-3521

E. Kirk McKinney Co.

LA SALLE, 2726 N.—6-Rm. modern, $2, 750, SHERMAN DR., 2426 N.~T7 Rooms, modern, Aca heat; Y ST., 2730 N.—6-Rm. modern, $2,800. Te 12-14 N.—4 Rooms-to-a-side . yd Rent, $42.50 month. Price $3.600:

SAM INGLE. IS, od Waitar: CH-0440

VACANT, 241 Minnesota $150 CASH; $20 MONTH, Substantial |7 rm. home: has DAH, fure

nace, 2-car gar. Only $2.150. he C. W, Henry Co.. 521 Lemcke bldg. Ri. 4661.

For Sale or Will “Trade

equity for home in small town; 3157 Kenwood; T-room modern. 2-story home; 3-car Hall Mr. Burtt.

Hsll- Hottel ¢fa.- LI. 254)

Ee errr)

SUBURBAN—New 5-room | modern, L Areplace, full basement; lot 75x155. Gas Re=becca Drive, off 5020 Rockville Rd.

HOME WITH INCOME—Near Allison’s, 1030m Jrodern; extra lot. Cash; terms.

612 N. PINE—Four-room cottage. Water and Gas. ATTRACTIVE

YACTIVE PRICE. TA-0641. (COLORED) —Reconditioned; 2285 5 Indian. - apolis Ave.; $2750; Terms, $550 sh. H. Sw WINDLER, LI- 485!

up; vestment; DR-7925.

_ cas

Real Estate Investments 25A $120

Real Estate. Loans

~ (Settle Estate), IR-7003. IR-2413.

"Two cottages Rents $19.

pepenal Shving's CHEE HII DRI

NDIRNAPOLLIS, INDIRNA

“COLONIAL HOME LOANS” Rent like monthly payment of 1 per cent per month includes interest, principal. COLONIAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 28 S. Illinois St. LI- 3814

41/59, Building or Financing F.H.A.

NO HIDDEN CHARGES Geo. A. Buskirk, 241 N. Penn. RI-5088

4%% FHA MORTGAGE LOANS Immediate service; why pay more intere est? LI-4852 F H. SW. LER, HU-2958, Interest on improved LH Lowest ""5iy aGency. 11. 6805. "Phone RI-5851 for lowest want M word rate in the city and, quick results.