Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1941 — Page 11

“MRS. BROWN'S "BURIAL TODAY

ev. E. Robert Ailiry to iciate; 3 Other Ministers to Give Talks.

neral services were to be held at, 2 pom. Avenue Christian Church for Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown, who died Friat her home, 1455 N. New JerS y St. Burial was to be in Crown

‘The body will be at the Church from 10 a. m. until the funeral. Rev. E. Robert Andry, pastor of the church, will officiate at the

services and brief talks will be given by three ministers who were longtime friends of Mrs. Brown. They are Dr. C. H. Winders, former pastor of the Downey Avenue Church; Dy. Jean S. Milner, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, and Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht, of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Temple. ||/Active pallbearers at the funeral will be six athletes from Rose Polytechnical Institute where Mr. Brown’s son, Philip C. Brown, is athletic director. They are George Harper, Lisbon, 0., captain of the 1940 football team; John Coinbs and Albert latte, both of Indianapolis; Charles Meurer, Pleasantville; Earl Sowiher: Riverside, Ill.,, and Harold

wsher, of Terre Haute. Mr. Michaels and Mr. Bowsher are cocaptains of the 1941 football team.

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LOCAL DEATHS

Thomas H. McTarsney

W. Michigan St. business places will be closed! from 2 to 3 p. m. tomorrow in respect for Thomas H. MeTershes | I West Side business . leader, who died Saturday after a lengthy illness. Services for Mr. McTarsney, who was 57, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Royster & Askin Chapel Burial will be in Washington Park. . f A native 0 Me Scottsburg, Ind. Mr. McTarstey lived in Indianapoolis for 42 years. He had been in the real estete and insurance business for the last 15 years, with offices at 26081; W. Michigan St. Before that |he had. been a grocer for 12 years, He was prominent in civic activities and (had been president of the West Michigan Street Busi«|' ness and Professional Men’s Ass0ciation .and | the Washington High School Men's Club. He was & member of | the West Side Civic League, Puritan Lodge 678, I. O. O. F., and the Second Church of Christ, Scientist He is survived, by his wife, Clara B.: two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Robinson and Miss Phyllis McTarsney,

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and a ‘son, Robert, ail of Indian-|

apolis; thre: brothers, John McTarsney of [(ndianapolis, and Louis and Oliver McTarsney of Franklin, Ind.; two sisters, Mrs. Jewel Naugel of Indiahapolis, and Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Scottsburg, and two grandchildren.

Mrs. Margaret E. Pavey Funeral services and burial will be held in Madison, Ind. tomorrow for Mrs. Margaret E. Pavey, a native of Flamilton, O., who died| Friday in Ler home, 237 S. Summit St. She was 52 and Ied been a resident of Indianapolis 22 years. Survivors |are her husband, John Pavey, and three sons, Raymond and Russell Pavey, all of Indianapolis.

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Mrs.. Margaret Anne Johns

Mrs. Margaret Aine Johns who lived in Gosport, Ind, 60 years and in Indianapolis 20 years, died yesterdey in the Methodist Hospital.

was | a member of the Gosport Christian Church. She was 86 and Exeter Ave, Survivors are & son, Johns, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles| Davis, both of Indianapolis, seven grandchildren and one great-grand- | child. Services will be held at 10 a. m tomorrow in the (iosport Church, with burial] in Gosport.

Mrs. Anna Muegge

Mrs. Anns Muegzge, a lifelong | resident of -Indiangpolis, died yes-| terday in the Methodist Hospital. She was 48 and lived at 1512 Kelly St. | i Mrs. Muegge was a member of the Lutheran Church and attended i3t. Paul’s Lutheran School. Survivors are her husband Herman G. Muegge, and two brothers, ‘William and Fred I’. Henschel, both of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 3:30 p. m. toniorrow in the G.

Funeral Home. Burial will be in Concordia Cemetery.

Harry E. Weikert A, former employze of the E. C Atkins & Co. and & member of the company’s 20-year | pioneer club, Harry E. Weikert, died yesterday. He was 82. He is survived by, three nieces.

10iia. m. Bros. Central Chapel and burial will be in Crown Hill.

SERVIGES SET FOR MRS. MARY LINVILLE

‘A resident of Indianapolis 4C years, Mrs. Mary £. Linville, whe died Saturday at the City Hospital will be buried in Washington, Ind.| {following services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore peace Chapel. Mrs. Linville, who was injured in a fall Friday night, was 84 and

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lived at 610] Wainer ¥

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ALLERDICE SA. RITES TODAY

Fielding H. Yost Is Among Pallbearers for Former All-America Star.

° x Funeral services. were to be held at 2 p. m. today in the Christ Epis{copal Church for David Allerdice Sr., third victim of the Jan. 5 fire at ‘his residence. Burial was to be in Crown Hill. Mr. Allerdice died Friday at the, Methodist Hospital from burns .in [the fire which took the lives of his ‘wife and son, Anthony. Another |son, David Jr., Princeton University

{football star, received severe burns|c

{but has been released from the | hospital. Active and honorary pallbearers have been announced for the funeral today of the former all-American football star and vice president of’ Kingan & Co.

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The active pallbearers will be A. Kiefer Mayer, W. Richardson Sinclair, Kenneth L. Ogle, William E.

Sheerin. Honorary pallbearers will be |Howard C. Greer, Clarence H. | Keehn, Thomas G. Sinclair, Alex M. McVie, Gordon Kinghan, Ralph G. Lockwood, William B. Gates, Robert E. Bragg, Charles Lamb, Eugene Miller, Walter W. Kuhn, Thomas D. Sheerin,. Herman W. Kothe, Rudolph Jose, Frank Lewis, Samuel B. Sutphin, A Ewing Sinclair, William

| C. Griffith, Oscar P. Welborn, Capt.

Norman Scott, Alfred M. Ogle, Alex Thomson, Robert L. Nipper, Carl J. Sanders, Sylvester Johnson, William Harding, Henry A. O. Speers, Gilbert Ogle and Archer C. Sinclair. Other honorary pallbearers, all vestrymen of the Christ Episcopal Church, are Arthur D. Pratt, William W. Knight, Harold F. Ferguson, Walter F. Delbrook, Donald Hays, Theodore B. Griffith, R. B. Daley and Eli Lilly,

Yost to Attend

Pallbearers from out of the city are Howard McGregor of Detroit, Mich.; Fielding H. Yost of Ann Arbor, Mich.; Harry Meehan of New York; Thomas Chiswell and William Hollenback, both of Philadelphia, Pa.; Louis A. Young of Narberth,

lived at 2111 E. Ninth St. She retired last year after 31 years service with the Wm. H.|Block Co. She was a member of the Centenary Christian Church. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs] Josephine Wright and Miss Mattie Thomas, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Minnie Wetzel

Funeral services will be held af 1:3¢ p. m. tomorrgw in the G. H| Herrmann Funeral Home for Mrs! Minnie Wetzel, an Indianapolis resi{ dent 40 years, who died Saturday af her home, 429 E. Orange st. after a five weeks illness, Rev. Robert C. Kuebler, pastor of Friedens Evangelical Lutheran

| Church, will officiate and burial will

bz in Crown Hill. | Mrs. Wetzel was born in Milan and was a memper of Friedens Church. She is survived hy her husband Frederick A. Wetzel,

Michael F. Lynch

. Michael F. Lynch, retired railroac employee, was to ba buried at Holy Cross today following morning serv:

ices at the Kirby Mortuary and the

B58. Peter and Paill Cathedral. Mr. Lynch, a train caller at th¢

Mr. Lynch was 4 member of the 3S. Peter and Paul Cathedral. | Survivors include his wife, Bar: four daughters, Mrs. Mary Pincombe, Mrs. Margaret Kilcoyne,

‘Mrs. Catherine Patton, all of Cleve:

land, O., and Mrs. Thomas Berni} Jr., of this city; four sons, William, Thomas, John and Forrest; twp brothers, John and Thomas -Lyncl

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and eight grandc! rildren.

Willis D. Mitchell

Funeral services | for Willis ‘Mitchell, a native of Danville, Indi, ‘who died Saturday in his home, 82 8. Capitol Ave., will be held at 8:37 a. m. ‘tomorrow in the Speaks & Finn Funeral Honle and at 9 a. m. in St. John's Catholic Church.

i Burial will be in Holy Cross Ceme-

tery. He was 62 and vas last employed as a clerk in the City Hall for a WPA police survey, He vas a mem ber of St. John’s Church and the Hol Name Societ]" Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Maly Mitchell; two step-sons, Daniel and James Sullivan; i sister, Mrs. Rady Evans, all of Indianapolis, and J. Burke, ’

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Charles Allison of San Francisco, J. Burtin Rix of Austin, and Oren Ragsdale of Springdale, Conn. The Allerdice fire started when a

[|highly inflammable material laid {under the floor became ignited, Ber'|lnard A. Lynch, fire prevention bu'|reau director, reported officially to-

day. His report did not definitely say what caused the blaze.

Cites Steam Pipe

He said that at the place where it apparently ‘started a steam pipe runs through the floor and there were electric wires nearby. The construction of the floor and walls would form a natural chimney, he reported, and the fire possibly smoldered for some time before it was discovered. There were no “fire stops” in the wall, he said, and smoke could go under the floor, up the walls and into the attic. The Allerdice apartment was on the second story.

Mrs. Martha J. Jones

Funeral services and burial for Mrs. Martha J. Jones, a native of Virginia and a resident of Indian-

| |apolis 23 years, who died Saturday

at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Payne, 42 S. Belle Vieu Place, were to be held today in Mt. Vernon, Ky. She was 84 and a member of the Baptist Church of Hopewell, Ky. Survivors besides Mrs, Payne are another daughter, Mrs. Leonard Hise, of Cincinnati, O.; two sons, George Jones and Walter Southard, both of Mt. Vernon; a sister, Mrs. Marie Southard, of Indianapolis; three other sisters and two brothers, all living in Kentucky, and two

.| grandchildren.

; William R. Stevens

A retired contractor, William R. Stevens, who celebrated his 91st birthday Jan. 5, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Louella Hollingsworth, 42 N.. Belmont Ave. He had been ill three weeks. He was a member of the Methodist Church in Edinburg. Survivors, besides Mrs. Hollingsworth, are a son, James F. Stevens, of Indianapolis; a brother, Charles Stevens, of Trafalgar. four grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. His wife, Mrs.. Lucy Stevens, died B 11 years ago. Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Hollingsworth and at 3 p. m. in Edinburg. Burial will be in Edinburg.

Mrs Mary E. Heitkam

Funeral services were to be held at 2 p. m. today at the home, 44 N. ‘Dearborn St., for Mrs. Mary E. Heitkam, an Indianapolis resident many years, who died there Friday after a six months’ illness. Burial was to be in Washington Park. Born in Sumner, Ill, she was a member of the Queen Esther Chapter, O. E. 8. and the Marion County Chapter of the American War Mothers. Survivors are her husband, Edward H. Heitkam; two daughters; Mrs. Eva Felt, of Fontana, Cal., and Miss Maude Heitkam, of Indianapolis; three sons, Bert K. and Harry E. Heitkam, both of Indianapolis, and Louis J. Heitkam, of Havre, Mont, and four grandchildren. .

A. 0. Wetherbee

Funeral services for Albion Otis Wetherbee, a retired Federal customs employee who died Saturday in the Methodist Hospital, will be

Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Mr. Wetherbee, who- retired in 1932 after serving 40 years as liquidator in a customs house in Boston, Mass, lived there until last May when he came te Indianapolis’ to make his home. He was a graduate of the Boston Latin School and Harvard University and was a member of the alumni associations of both schools. He was married to the former Mrs. Mary Ollie Macy in St. Petersburg, Fla., a year ago. : Besides his wife, survivors are a Lsister, Mrs. James Weeks and a

Munk, Foy E. King and Doherty |rred.

Sayre Broadhead of Denver, Colo.; [bert

held at 11 a. m. Wednesday in the|

nephew, Ralph Weeks, both of Bos-

ALEXANDRIA Bre Harry Be Gosse 60. Burvivers: Miss - Doro JoSaet toy: sett, Fred, ay and Don; sister, Mrs. Blanche Markle. ANDERSON—Mrs. John Amos, 56. SurTivos; | Husband, John; sister, Mrs. Minnie 0 Carl "e. Murphy, 66. Survivors: Wife, |S Lida; sons, James and William; six dawghFoes sister, Miss Leona M urphy.

RDEN-—Arthur G. Littell, 72. Survinon Pte, Sarah: daughter, Mrs, Cleone Fischer. CANNELT:! TON—ss. Survivors: E HB Pe Schlemmer: sisters, Mrs. Nora Dewteeh. Mrs. Mary, Lauterwasser and | Miss Lena Schlemmer. Elizabeth “Conley, 60.

CHRISNEY—MTrs. Survivors: Husb 1; sons, win, Allen and Oatley; py Jane Hutchinson. ELWOOD — Mrs. Nancy E. Stansberry, 67. Survivors: Husband, Charles; foster daughter. Mrs. Audrey "Watson; ‘brother, esse James D. Bradley, ho Adah; daugaters, Mrs. Mrs. Haze Rooits; Se brother, Joseph

EVANSVILLE—Warren Peachey, 81. Survivors: Wife, Ida; sister; stepson, Clyde

h A. Rejtz, 45. Survivors. Mother, Mrs. Theodore Reitz; sisters, BW = rence Aschoff an Miss Bertha Ra: brthers, Leroy. Cl d Theodore Mrs. Mollie Ashb "6s, Burvivors: Husvane: Lut ther: Damm and Mrs. Homer Do and Ma are ie. half-sister, a.

Riugham, brothers, Clyde and Roscoe arnett FOWLERTON--Albert K. Baker, 88. Survivor: Son, Rev. Jam HOLLAND—MTrs. anh 8. Kemper, 75. Survivors: Sons, Jesse, Otto and brother, Dan Sto and Miss Louise

KOKOMO—Mrs. Emma Goyer, 81. vivors: - Husband, Henry; son, Lieut.

SVILLE—Mrs, Sarah C, 93. Lh Daughters, Mrs. Fannie Brown, Mrs. Claudia wis, Mrs, Mary Johnson and Miss Pearl Clark; sons, Jacob, Garfield and Jose; on, -Mrs, Mary Lu Fogleman, 50. Suryivors: Husband, Jacob: dau ahters, 8. Louise Bailey and Mrs. Catherine Pottorff; sons, Henry, Guy and Wilbur; Mrs. Charles Neal, Mrs. Al and Mrs. Fannie Ball; br C. Walter, Charles, Harley and Paul Collier.

MECHANICSBURG — Schuyler E., Lawrence, 60. Survivor: Wife, Flossie. MEROM-—Mrs. .-artha Jane Wells, 85. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. rtle Harrison, Mrs. Minnie Pinkston, rS. Nancy Plunkett and Mrs. Ruth Gogen. NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Mary Adeline King, rvivors: Davgittert Mrs. Henr Napier and Mrs. Geor e Weber: BrOGCE George Deel; Listers . Lucinda Kastvidge, Mrs. bo Lane. Mrs. Ida King, Mrs, Bally Ee Mrs, Anna Rus and Mrs. Nan Bennett. NEW - SAL SM_—Ernest Maple, 50. viver: Wife, . NORTH dma: ram McCan, 475. Survivor: Wife, Emma. OAKLAND CITY—Edward B. Collins, 10. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collins. OTISCO—Mrs. Margaret Amick, 68. Survivor: Husband, John PETE RSBURG—Mra aay Bre Thurman, 65. Survivors: Husbha daughter, Mrs. Jessie Lane. RICHMOND-—Mrs, Mary J. Eastin, 60. Survivors: Husband, Elmer; three sons; three daughters; brother, Carl Weddel. ROCKPORT—Mrs. Ernie Deifenbach, Survivors: Husband, James; brothers, W. Barney.

- Survivors: Wife, rtrude Remy and "Calvin Bradley;

rk; sisters, Mrs. Stork.

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vivors: Mother, Mrs. Mary Harbert; sisters, Mrs. Thomas Heck and Mrs. Wiley; brothers, Ira, Charles and Roy HarWilliam Mankins,

about 50. Survivor: Mother

RUSHVILLE—Peter F. Shepler, 68. Survivors: Stepson; four stepdau Bers: sisters, Mrs. Goldie Rutherfus, Mayne Kinsley, Mrs, Catherine Lewis nd 5. Ellen Smith; brothers, John and William. TERRE HAUTE—Mrs, Julia V. Hayes, 65. Survivors: Sons, Basil and Walter; daughers, Mrs. .esse Richardson, Mrs. Frank Stanifer, Mrs. Edward Butler and Mrs. Medfora Moss; sister, Mrs. J. T. Gaskins. TRAFALGAR—Thomas M. McIlvain, 84. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. ie Glidden, Mrs. Ruth Palmer ton. Mrs. Nellie Keaton, Mrs. Mary Howard, Mrs. Alice eggard and Mrs. Mabel Brown; son, Windsor.

JAMES H. WADTKE, SCHOOL PUPIL, DEAD

James H. Wadtke, pupil at St. Catherine's School, died Saturday at his home, 1042 Cameron St.

Fourteen years old, the boy had been ill for a year. Survivors include his parents, Mr.

brothers, Norman and Orville, and three sisters, Lucille, Florence and Edna, all of Indianapolis. Services will be held tomorrow at 8:30 a. m. at the Lauck Funeral Home and at 9 a. m. at St. Catherine’s Church. Burial will be at St. Joseph's.

Farrell Speake Farrell Speake, credit manager of

Saturday at-the Veterans’ Hospital after several months illness. He was 41. A native of Bedford, Ind. he had lived here for 20 years. was at 3350 Ruckle St. Services were to be held at 2:30 p. m. today at Bedford, Ind. Burial will follow there. Survivors are his wife, Eleanor; a son, Farrell Jr, and his father, Alfred G. Speake of Bedford.

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ALLANSON—Rosetta "we I Bloyd Ave., widow of Alfred lanson, jnather of Charles Ernest, Seott Herman, Alfr George Harry 1, deHi this life Sunday. age 81. Bars. neral Wednesday, Jan. at & Kirk Northeast Funeral bom, $30 Station St., at 10 rial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Johnson a

HOFF — Ralph Thomas, brother of ward Althoff and Mrs. Harold Prather died Saturday. Friends may call at kirb Mortuary. Funeral we 5d , at the mortuary, 9a 88. : Cathedral Burial “Holy Cross Cemetery. lends invited,

BAEKER—Charlene, of 2201 Barrett Aye. beloved wife of Ernest Baker, mother of Charles, Loretta and Ernestine Baker, er of Robert Hinkle, passed aviy 12.. Services. Wedne ay, 3 p. at Woodworth Etter Tabernacle, cornet of Belmont and Miller Sts. Burial ora} Park Cemetery. W. D. Beanblossom Ray 8t.. any time.

BEINKE--Elizabeth, ars. Wido 0

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into rest Satof the late her of Mrs. Baldwin, a Wheeler H % Fawn and Emif , sister of Mrs, Emma rs. Sophia Heinlein, Louis, Henry men Viiam Koch. Services Tuesday, 1 p.'m,, ITy Moore -Peace Friends are welcome. Cemetery.

CARY -— Maude May, entered into rest Sunday, age 33 9 aly al Mother of Mrs. Jessie Eberha Me ht and ames O'Dell Cary, BE of Mrs, Isal derson, Mrs. Maen Jasnory e, Edwin Fran and

M., B. J. A. Hankin; Spiny of Charles J. ond Jam ight, a ayes Tues.

lea the Peace chapel. Burial ® Wark Tngion’ Park.

OHNS — Man aret Anis, age 86 years mother of “irs. es’ “Davis and ainer Jol ns Is oy way earl day at sitio ist Hospital, 3

Tuesday, 10 Gosport Church. Friends Mivited Burial port. Friends may call at Conkl neral Home. KLEIN—Caroline, a Th Jo mothel of Mes. nine Bliss, sister of Mrg, 08 ne of this city: NM of Mrs. Ruth Oes Ro; der,, Mrs. Jose aomi Phillips; a at-grandehildren. Pu. oes > Meridia

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McTARSNEY — Thomas H., age 57 ears, husband of Clara McTarsney and ri. and | of Mrs arry on. Phyllis McTarsney, p day y ey a n. 31

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‘age ‘82. former emloyee of E. C. Atkins and member of 20-Y ¥. Pioneer lub, Pied aay Sunday, Funeral Tu 10 rom Shirley Bros. Central “chapel, Ji : nots at 10th St. Friends x ed. B uria Crow oY Se a : chapel any time

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WETZEL~— nie. 74 years, beloved wife of Fred Wetzel» assed away Satur. day. Funers| Tue a 130 p. . at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Hom South East St. Friends fovited Crown Hill.

WO! ODTEE -Jaules H.. age As 4 years, of of 2 Gameron, of Mr. ard Wodtke, 30 rother of “Lucile wlorence. Sang, Orville and Norman Wodtke. neral from Lauck Meridian. esday, erine’s Church, 9 seph Cenietery.

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(AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING) ALBRIGHT Aitomok e—Trucks, glsranieed. 28 N. Delaware. (FUR COMPANIES) FUR Layaway plan; make selection n Terms, Indiana Fur Co., 23 E. © (FURNACE CLEANING) CLEANING. REPAIRING -Vi jor re on Burners, Stokers. Bu LL-NEAT, FURNACES. LI-4576. (FURNITURE)

: BETTER used furnitur 'E.! Less. HOOSIER

OUTFITTING _CO., 237 ! ash, __ (HEATING ENGINEERING & SALES

ANNOUNCING dew location HEA EGINEERING & SALES CO., 767 tury Bldg.. LI-0724. (INSURANCE)

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

All other auto and Bre insurance. JABLE INS. AGENCY, INC 308 Indiana Trust Bldg. RI-5040

(PAPER HANGING)

WANTED—Beauty operator free to go anywhere in state. Mrs, Evelyn Grubb, 2501 N. Pennsylvania, TA-5345.

FIVE neat, alert young men: $1.50 dail and extras over weekly earnings $25 an uy experience UnStessary. Apply m 635 Lemcke Bldg.

WOMAN for light housework: room, board, $10 month. 542 South Alabama. MA-2149

Help Wanted—Male 9

FIVE neat, alert yo young ung ladies; : $1.50 daily and extras over weekly earnings $25 and 7 UP: experience unnecessary. Apply 7 a. m. 635 Lemcke Bldg.

a neat boy Bk Roky "0-813 week.

to help on 1438 Olive

Positions Wanted, Female 10

EXPERIENCED colored girl; half day or fo to bring home; references. Y RI

Schools & Instructions 12

VERNMENT Ji Be ee “sits-$1% month. MEN OM merce pare at home for 1941 Al ull Write “toda id a of positions tute. Dept. 19 rank lg, Insti-

—| RENT A

PAPER hanging, '41 samples, painting, ins terior, exterior. estimates free: work, guaranteed. ROBERTS. CH-6331.

INTERIOR and exterior ainting, fie" Gosr

. cleaning, wal ris ng. Reasonable. wa 1526

(PAPER STEAMING)

WALLPAPER removing, noiseless, oo modern e aching; special care given wood

(PIANOS)

BALDWIN PIANO 44 8 Penn PLUMBING Repair work, coils, tanks;

(RENT A NEW CAR)

NEW CAR! yn Moaels. Hof OURSELF, INC.

years reasons

‘ (ROOFING & SIDING)

ROOFING, siding; repairs; 1-3 pav. Guaranteed ‘workmanship; Able. LI-1775.

(VENETIAN BLINDS) VENETIAN BLINDS—Win CRRSON SHADES, SR SSR ING CO. 1142 N., Meridian.

RE CRINY COMPANIES) CLEVELAND WR 1320 Kentuckv Ave

LEARN ARG-GAS WELDING

AND OTHER TRADES. Hoosier Trades School, 332 N. Capitol

Personal Services 13

For SECURITY & COMFORT See H.E. FRAUER &C 460 | . Wash. St.

FREE CLINIC DAYS

MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY

SHAMPOO. SETS, CURES, ARCHES, Internationa Beauty School, 229 N. Penn.

Swaps

PORTABLE LE GARAGES. S110 aed 12 months t MOORE & _INC., BR- 5426: PRiEhts, MA-3321, .

36 CHEVROLET coupe; $50 down; good | cond. Sanders, 634 E. N. York. LI 201, I'mes wan ads get resultt as Phone want ad word rate in the eitv. RT-5551 Bi will ne sent Iater

Farm, Garden, Plants 33

. 8. No. 1 potatoes. $1.3 Florida oranges, 10c fornia oranges, 15¢ Ge Texas grapefruit, don.

apples, 50c bu. up. 2230 N Rural, Tr

REAL ESTATE

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

Rooms Without Board 14

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$3 SINGLE, $5 double; 657 E. Ninth; lar e warm room: gentleman preferred.

3 SINGLE, $4 double, New Sera 2311 i vy Soioniaile front, oil heat.

CARROLLTON, 1132--Large a 3 com room, first floor; newiy decorated and furnished, overstuffed, rolla-away, innersprings, private entrance; block east College ca 3, Oar 935 E. DR.—Attractively furnished; desk, innersprings; next bath; __home privileges. $4; CAPITOL, N. room; near bath;

home. TA-4359. Large well furn. front.

ALA, 938 N. 1-2 emp., reas. L1-2106.

BROADWAY, 2439—Nicely furnished, warm room, next bath; innersprings; garage optional. ARROLLTON, 2125—Clean warm, adjoining bath; home privileges; 1-2; reason. able. WA-3291 CARROLLTON, Re An water;

CARROLLTON, 1529 — Comfortable room with private lavatory and toilet; private snipnce. Le after 4:30. RI-59%6. BAST, PT. excéptionaly Seah front, suitable gentlemen. LI-9

EDEN PLACE, 324—Gentlemen preferred, nice sleeping rooms; good home; plenty hot water: good clean beds; steam heat; five minutes fiom ovostoffice INOIS, 2005 N. he warm front; comfortably furnished win ‘beds; inhelspraags: also hed re. same advanges

iG. 47 N. (3700 East) —Comfortable ‘warm room, Rrivate e home, privileges. Reasonable.

MERIDIAN, 1512 N,, APT. 22—Cheerful front; innersprings, steam heat, hot water; gentleman; reasonable. MERIDIAN, 968 N., Apt. 8. Very fortable furnished single soom, _ apartment: reasonable, IDIAN, 2823 N.-—-Combination living and bedroom, constant hot water, phone. Reasonable. WA-6463.

EW JERSEY 2062 shower, constant ho TA-6916. PENNSYLVANIA AND 48TH.—Attractive room for gentleman, private home, near bus, $5. U-8524.

ST. JOE, 234 B.. APT. 3—Attractive; light; innersprings; steam heat; walking distance; reas. LI-7703. TALBOT, 2217 N.—Large front, share bath with 2 gentlemen. home, $5.

TECUMSEH, 946

able roo'n, good heat, ferred; reasonable.

ASHINGTON BLVD., 2820--Large, warm nu shower Sash, innersprings, private

2814—Lar; Ife bed ara~:- breakfast op-

A-4893 Pe E. “DRIVE—Atiractive; "inn El private bath, automatic r. garage; reasona phone. eate : ble: ph

3159—Attractive warm innersprings; private

twin men.

2325—Front room; private home;

4—Nicely Iurnished,

comquiet

Ni ~Twin beds, tub,

water; reasonable.

stoKker Refined

(2000 East)-—Comfort-fn eman pre-

ws ho! WASNOTON BLVD.,, room, near bath. oa wh

319 E., attrac. large front, innersprings, Central car, reas. RI-5189.

15 5; COMER, 1205—Front room downstairs; s als. ' DR-0114-R.

widow's home; 3 | 3 meas GUILFORD AVE. } 42D. PRIVATE

FAMILY, GENTLEMAN. CALL HU-1133.

NEW YORK, 3722 E.—Studio livingroom; alcove bedroom: good meals. ' Private entrance. IR- ore

6—Elderly : food .mea.

T "Reason

100! Ta be able. TA-9281.

Hotels 16

$5 WEEK UP

MILNER HOTEL

GUEST LAUNDRY FREE FIREPROOF— LI-7581.

GUILFORD, 2311-2 Large rooms, kitchenette; frigidaire; downstairs; private en- _ trance; Ssscutmodats 1. iLLINOIS, 1808-2 sink, private _ entrance, Ni. 50; ); sleeping tm, $3. WA-1857. ILLINOIS, N., 2339—2 rooms and kitchenette; good LY adults. (No dogs). MARKET E.. 1338-—2-Room apartment; private Siar suitable 4; also single phone. MOUNT, 59 8.

— Two nicely furnished rooms: private entrance; refrigerator; gas stove; utilities

bath 1218—2 Unfurnished rooms, next bath (riear Fountain); vacant Jan. 28. 7 S. ORIENTAL—3 Rms. furhished comer adults. $3.00 per wee

PARK, 1705; $3—Large, warm room, down= __ stairs; near bath; 1 person; garage.

RURAL, 434 N.—Unfurnished 1 or 2 rooms; Ras stove. Only employed adults, Refrences.

SOUTHEASTERN, 1523—Large room apartment; well furnished: near bath; steam heat; private entrance.

WASHINGTON, E. 2602—2-room apartment; private bath; utilities furnished; __good heat. CH-551 WOODRUFF, 576 iy DR.—2 housekeeping rooms: also Sleeping room. Gentlemen preferred. Phon TWO ROOMS: near bath; extra warm, clean; innersprings; garage; reasonable.

1440 N. Alabam

2- -ROOM cabin, Thee. JONES TOUR-

T CAMP, Highway 36, 5% miles W. BE-3558-3 Rlway :

Apartments for Rent 18

APARTMENT RENTAZ BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. LI-5588.

General Apartments 2 W. Vermont

$25.00—All Utilities

2-rooms, kitchenette, and good condition, ADULTS. 1116 N. Capitol.

LI-2439

BROOKSIDB PARKWAY, 3617'2—Threemonth. duplex; heat, hot water; $25 nth.

GUILFORD, 2724—3 Rooms. nished: oe

bath, entrance.

MERIDIAN. N., ment; ewly decorated: MA-3519. WA-7 MERIDIAN, 3736. oa baths, garage: all Fitton: todian or call Mr, Burtt. HALL-LI-2541. ee

Kitchen furrefrigerator; private

WA-44338,

2055—3-Bedroom apartG. E.; garage.

bedrooms, $70. See cusHOTTEL

Furn. Houses—Apts. 118A ROOMS, suburban, lavatory, porches. earn part. IR-0234. KENWOOD, 2329—Modern » decorated; Fri idaire; _ rage; water paid; $30. WANT y ygung man “share d_apar elit’ blocks from town. RI-5273, 5: 30

Bast; elec-

$4; TWO tricity, So0ple with __car can \ S5-room; 0 newly Jakge yar ga1068.

Houses for Rent 19

A-1 Condition 709 GREER

(1 block east of S. East 8t.) er duplex; 5 rooms; gar.; heat and Ly paid; in fine condition; $40.

i 8401 44 Virginia Ave.

$30: . BROADW x. 2065—6 Rooms, bath. Inquire 2144 Alabama. -TA-9742.

530; 1203 8. SHERMAN DR.—5 large Joos in modern brick; front porch; garage gas, lights, water furnished.

$33; FIVE-ROOM modern; near RCA; good condition. eT $50: FINEST lux. new rick hb bun

_rm., shower; 1 acre. §

i sul A-4466

$50—GUILFORD, 4508—Well iocate, room bungalow: 2-car garage. HU-3

6526—3-Bedroom fo ET

126 8S. ILLINOIS. JAP JONES, Mgr. Spencer Hotel icc vates. 55 up.

920 N. Ala. $3.50 U Seminole Hotel Good heat. ne 5

—Nice modern rooms, war rates, $2 up.

good heat.

Housekeeping Rooms 17

$4.75 UP; lovely furnished studio apartments: sink, constant hot water. 1103 Central. $6: CARROLLTO 1804—2-room apartment; 2 Tn: stoker heat; private entrance. ALABAMA, 2037—1-2-room kitchenette a. * utilities; private entrance; __aguits, TA-9352.

: RB cely (ALABAMA Room aparumeni,

BARTH AV, 1818—Front, 1 room, kitchentte a1 apartment; private home; employed

BROADWAY, 1134—2 Clean, warm rooms, kitchenette, bath; $6.50: 1 rooms: $3.50.

BROADWAY, 3007 (Unfurnished) —Lower 3 Hoda.» ront, rear entrance.

ARROLLTON, 1226— room kitchen-

e ie. Adjoining bath: Brivate entrance.

CARROLLTON, 1529—2 large warm sunny rooms: sink it kitchen, adjoini bath, private entrance; adults. Call after 4: 30.

pir m. | AT FOUNTAIN IN SQUARE Nici he DR- | GOLO

private yl

COLLEGE. jut Basement brea) ‘ast hook; garage;

DELAWARE, 2900 N.—2-Story modern. 6 rooms, ba bath: double garage, $45 month.

RACELAND, 3452 — 4 Rooms upstairs, stoves and water furnished; $14. Ga rage. LI-2973.

HANSON AVE. g32-Upver & Suplok. 5-room semi-mod.: redec ILLINOIS, 3951—-Sun room modern, ¢ clean; gara, LEXINGTON, A 1404—5 Rooms, up er gu lex. Heat, water furnished. Ad

and 6 rooms; TA-3413.

J.—3-Bedroom. brick.

NEW JERSBY, Oil heat, socia room. tile bath; extra

lavatory; ye Oil h ie ay $75. B

PAXTON PLACE, $29 — 6-Room modern Jouble; 3 bedrooms. Garage. -RI-1220;

335. es SN kel. ST. PETER, 9 909—5 Rooms, semi‘modern. Mr. Goldman. LI-2378. Ta ssi An-a-door bed. b re |

garage — Good condition: 5 ms, kitchameite fe RS Roa vd. rh j

N.—3-Bedroom brick. room, tile bath; extra R-4200.

p 6% Rockvi HOUSE vipa for funeral patlor, ocation. MA-4188 or DR-4793

: TE : Water * paid: 12 SRE.

Farms—Suburban

BEN DAV agree Jooms, One acre, el tricity; $1500; $150 dow: Elmore

401 Inland Bldg. RI- 14s SE

ACRE TRACTS—Northeast.

down; $7.50 month. Coop!

Business Property

EW ACRES—W. 18TH A LT 2-story brick building, 40x40. - street, sidewalk, sewer, Price $10,500. - BROS. 28 8.

JENNINGS B Sox IE "Zoned ay Sell all or pu

SIX LOTS, Evenings.

{actuling. R-3398.

Moving & Storage

HODuES STORAGE CO Store Now. Pay Six Months Later. Inspeceion Invited.

Houses and Lots Sale 2 Colonials Left

One is stone and frame: the other veneer. Both have 4 rooms and attr inette Full bes ement. garage itp, gag door; enameled ‘woodwork;

and $32 to $35 Per in Rh s A E. WENTWORTH Blk. N. of 4800 English Ave RI-3477

Bridges & Graves, 243 N. Del, When acquiring property follow | the safe method. Demand an‘ abstract of title. Have it exam«’ ‘ined by your attorney. . Union Title Company,

Sp Tiki

+ Suburban Medern Three bedrooms. Large living room with fireplace. Stoker-fed furnace; rage; overhead doors. Shade irees. 4 down, $38 38 B45 le month, No Jages.y ay, 1942, DR-£004.

Only $1 3.50 Month |

723 Blake; 4 rooms, thoroughly co Ope

tioned; gomplete except tor iurnace $1,500, with 0" dowh. Colored. Call eves.,

pigem RIUL i. MeCORD CO., 615 Lemcke Bldg.

4 5 SPRUCE ST.—4 Rooms; ae toile

and lavatory; hdwd. firs. inclosed back porch; gar.; $1450; cash, bal. mo. Call nliipe, 5252, with JACK C. CARR. 3533 or MA-2371.

2209 Martha—W. Indpls

7-Room mod. except jurnace; 2-ca1 sar. extra lot. Priced ow, Term; r DR-7026 Edw ¥ billenay

RI-6413 w KEYSTONE, 246-48 N.—$270 down, $1 month, plus taxes Jha ns insurance; u thts,

rooms and ba 0 Mike CKINNEY CO MA- IL IR-2487. EK. C.

a — “PRICE REDUCED 325 aN. Belle Vieu Pl; S-rm. mod. h fing neighborhood, DON 00 DR-6359. 9. McCullough Agency. LI2135 N. Olney; 5 rms., $145 Dn. $10

Studebaker Realty Hay bh biti odes:

Six 100 de " yacane i. Ses amy time. Open I 1-0 0337. 1. ’ ® 6 Rm. mod.—3109 Soulevard FL ig dn., n 97 mo. Mr,

RI-8790 ®

Rr a EL DR-1609. DR-2786

@ o-Rm. —2226 “Central; $3200; $320. il 3

mo. MR. McDANIEL, RI-8790.

FLORIDA Fun. mod. 3 bdrm.,, 2

3 Its. Prt., shrub. BE @ 7 Rm.

—3759 Central, $4850; $485 dn. $33 mo. MR. McDANIEL. RI-8790.

6-Rm. mod. dble., fine cond, COLORED hy i, Bencfonisie near 21st., $3500. Terms. 257T-M.

IPF you don’ - fing 1t advertise mw "wn Tin t Ads Cost Less. Less.

*"| Real Estate Investments 2!

3—four-room ov th

APTS. * oom

BROOKSIDE PARK. ome of $80 per month, se.000. CH-6204.

Real Estate Wanted ia

$1,000,000 a Salli] hos

(hased may Hiro a Siyer ALLISON REALTY CO. ING, Buy or sell your proer 8 OB services McDANIEL, REAL’

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