Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1941 — Page 16

S SET FOR MRS. PERKINS

Board ‘Member Active In Many Clubs.

of Edgar A. Perkins Sr, r State Industrial Board member and former State Senator, died | yesterday - a ther home, 5457 3 ulian Ave. She was 71, and had 3 ill two months. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Perkins. had cele- | brated their 50th wedding anniver- _ sary last January, having been married in Cleveland in 1891. She was born at Millersburg, O., the daughder ‘of James and Ida DéMiller. : - Funeral services are to be at 2 . -m. tomorrow in the Irvington byterian Church. Cremation

2 Mrs. Perkins, who had lived in Indianapolis 50 years, was a charter |g4 _ member of the Irvington Presbyterian Church and the woman’s | auxiliary to Typographical Union ‘No. 1, and for 50 years had been a member of the King’s. Daughters. She also belonged to the Irving“fon Chautauqua Club, the Indiana _ Assembly Women’s Club, Daughters “of the Union, Indiana League of » Women Voters, the Mothers’ Clubs’ : of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and Delta Gamma Sorority, the Ameriean Legion Auxiliary, and was a charter member of the state board of the Women’s Franchise League. She is survived, besides her hus‘band, by. four sons, Roger M., H. B,, Rodney C.and Edgar A. Perkins Jr., ‘all of Indianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Lyon, Indian. _apolis, Mrs. Virginia Townsend, “Baltimore, and Mrs. Harriette ‘ Cohn, Philadelphia; two half‘brothers, Will and Don DeMiller, both of Pittsburgh; a half-sister, Mrs. Sadie Ritchart, Pittsburgh; § five grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.

LEE BLEMMER DEAD: "1898 WAR VETERAN|

‘Lee Blemmer, 70-year-old Spansh American War veteran, died yesterday in the Veterans’ Hospital "after a lengthy illness. . Mr. Blemmer had come fo Indian“apolis from Hamilton, O., 21 years ‘ago and lived at 431 N. Colorado Ave. He was a member of Megrew Camp, United Spanish War Vet- - erans. . Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Evans ‘ Blemmer; - a sister, Mrs. Dora Wentworth, Waltham, Mass, and ‘three stepsons, Roger R. Evans, In.dianapolis, and Kelly D. and LeRoy - Evans, both of Hamilton. Services will be at 2 p. m. Thurs‘day at the Flanner & Buchanan . Mortuary in charge of Dr. William ‘Burrows and the Megrew Camp, Spanish American War Veterans. Burial will be in Crown Hill. ;

VF, W. SCHULTZ 61, | DIES AT PITTSBORO

: _ Funeral services for Frederick W. Schultz, 61-year-old former Indianapolis resident, will be held at + 1:30 p. m. tomorrow jn the J. C. Wilson Mortuary. He will be buried in Memorial Park. For the past 15 years, Mr. Schultz had lived on a farm near Pittsboro, "where ‘he died Sunday following an illness of several months, He was Lo in Decatur County, and had "spent 40 years in Indianapolis. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Schultz; two sons, Terrance F. and Frederick W. Schultz : a daughter, Mrs. William Wil- : two grandchildren, Billy Wiland David Schultz; a sister, Mrs. Jennie M. Curran, North Hollywood, Cal, and three brothers, ‘Henry, Charles A. and John J. _ Bchultz, all of Indianapolis.

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Samuel Elder, an invalid for 13 years, died yesterday in a nursing home at 373 N. Holmes Ave. Mr. Elder, who was 79, had lived in North Salem until a year ago. Mr. Elder was born in Boone County and was a member of the North Salem Christian Church. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Carrie V. Worland, Indianapolis; two brothers, Edward Elder, Frankfort, and Oliver Elder, Evansville, and a sister, Mrs. Ada Jackson, Frankfort. Burial will be in the North Salem Cemetery following funeral services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Shirley Bros. Central Chapel.

B. F. ENTWISTLE, 64, MALL CARRIER. DIES

Bayard Francis (Frank) Entwistle, who was to have retired as a postal carrier Aug. 1, died today at his home, 134 N. Kealing Ave. He was

oe Entwistle, a resident of Indianapolis all his life, had been a postal employee since 1906. For 21 years he carried the mail to the Board of Trade and Hume Mansur buildings. gHe was married June 5, 1907, to Miss ‘Martha Allmeroth, who survives. He was a member of the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church, the Acient Landmarks, F. & A. M., the Scottish Rite, and Branch 39, National Association of Letter Carriers. Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Miss Lois Entwistle; two sisters, Mrs. Stanley Whitworth, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Frank ‘Mulholland of Indianapolis, and two brothers, J. E. and George Entwistle, both of Indiangpolis, Services will be at 3 p. m. Thursday at he Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary in charge of the Rev. William C. Nelson and the Ancient Landmarks Lodge. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

JAMES W, WELLER DIES AT HOME HERE

James W. Weller, who had lived in Indianapolis nine years, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. R. H. Gibson, 2323 Central Ave. He was 76. Mr. Weller attended the Central Baptist Church. He was born in New Castle, Pa., and had lived in southern Illinois before coming to Indianapolis. Besides Mrs. Gibson, he is survived by a son, William Weller, Peru, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will .be held tomorrow afternoon in Carbondale, Ill, ‘with burial ing the Oakland Cemetery there.

MRS. M. E. PULLIAM DIES AT HOME HERE

Funeral services for Mrs. Missouri E. Pulliam, widow of James Pulliam, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Blasengym Funeral Home. Burial will be in the New Crown Cemetery. Mrs. Pulliam, who was 78, died yesterday in her home at 2114 Shelby St. after an illness of two months. She had lived in Indianapolis all her life, and was a member of the Barth Place Methodist Church. Survivors are her daughter, Miss Bertha Pulliam, with whom she lived; a sister, Mrs. Mollie Carney, and three brothers, Charles, William and Gillman Fike, all of Indianapolis.

LYDIA H. FRITZ, 58, HERE 40 YEARS, DIES

Mrs. Lydia H. Fritz died yesterday at her home, 843 N. Oxford St., after a month’s illness. She was 58. Mrs. Fritz had lived in Indianapolis 40 years, having come here from her birthplace, Lebanon. She is survived by her husband, Herman J. Fritz, and her mother, Mrs. Maly Hettel, both of Indianapolis Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in her home. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery at Lebanon.

BRITISH RAID SICILY, BENGHAZI AND DERNA

ROME, July 22 (U. P.).—British planes raided the town of Mazzarino, Sicily, Sunday night, killing 12 persons and wounding 16, and the RAT again raided Benghazi and Derna, Libya, last night, the Italian High Command said today. -

State Deaths

OY=Mrs, George Sheridan, 79. Survivors: Husband; sons, Leo, William; daughter, Mrs, Nell Searnow.

ANDERSON—Jacob schuster, 61. Survivors: Sons, Harry, Simon, Maxie. ANDERSONVILLE—Mart Hankins, 73. Survivors: ll John Jabe, sisters, Mrs. a, ler. Mrs. Ss.

Frank Lee, Mrs. Solon

a Alberts : Jhelma Weaver n. Miller, 74. Survivors: Son, Elm foster daughter, Mrs. Cora Heltzel: broth. ers. David, William, Daniel, hris: sister, Mrs. Mary Hawkins. vi SYILLE—Ceorge J. Misch. =i Surors: e, Mary; sisters, Mrs iz Bi Mrs. Brew C. Wittm abeth Emma Wallace, 51. Brian. Sons, Claude, Everett, George; sister, Mrs. Margaret Burns; brother, Andrew London. . Kephart, 51, Survivors: Wie, hter, Mrs. = Sylveste: orence Bowing

Fin TON—Dr. Thomas M. Clifford Falcone, 19, Guild, 87.

JONESBORO — Miss Nellie Fisher, 51. Survivors; Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pisher; sister, Mrs. Olive Wise; brothers, H. _— J. N. Fisher. MARION-—Mss. Rachel A. Jones, 71. Burvivors: Daughter Mrs. Sylvia Downs: sisomer -Mills; brother, Bruce

WON VILE William L. Gatchel, 82. ayn Son, R daughters, Mrs. Dewey Chatman, Mrs. w eo brothDavid; Sisters, Mrs. James Blandford, Mrs. Sara Brown. NORTH MANCHESTER-—Arthur rims, BS es Survivors; Wife; two children; two siste

ODON—Charies H. Ritter. = ors; Two brothers; two sist

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_{ Sister, Mrs. William

HVILLE—Betty ‘Ann’ Blackburn, 18, , Tauemis, and Mrs. Ora Edith a re J Nam. x M13, eanette Miss Idean Blackbu 8. Ging, 83. Severs ' Wit . Glen, Carl, Rea,

ura, erie SAND USKY- wy Goddard, 62. Surjvors: Wife; br Fred, Ben, lyer;

SHELBYVILLE Mrs. Mina E. Staff 63. Ue: usband, George: Tv: Ead er. tie Ji Boved. : ‘Manso La ob Al

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/lumbus and also at Boyne City,

Tr; | South Carolina. Senator Lumpkin,

RIGDON—Mrs. Ida Bock, . Survivor: | B -Spitamesser.

Mary ; Wendell; . dsighters Ava At- |

DIES AT AGE 57

Funeral Services Tomorrow; ~ Burial Will Be Columbus, Ind.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m.’ tomorrow for Richard A. Bearhope in his home, 2242 College Ave. Burial will be in the Garland Brook Cemetery in Columbus, Ind. Mr. Bearhope died at his home yesterday. He was born in Brooklyn, N, Y., 57 years ago, and after coming to Indiana had attended school at Columbus. He had been a tannery: superintendent at Co-

Mich, Mr. Bearhope was married to Miss Emma Beatty in 1910. He was a member of the Tabernacle Christian Church and the Modern Woodmen of America. Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, John Bearhope, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Chambers, Knightstown, and Miss Minnie Bearhope, Chicago, and three brothers, Robert Bearhope, Ontario, Canada, George Bearhope,|. Kokomo, and William Bearhope, Lebanon.

1 DEAD, 2 INJURED IN DYNAMITE BLAST

FRANKFORT, Ind. July 22 (U. P.)—Ernest Snyder of Lafayette was killed and two others seriously injured last night when a charge of dynamite exploded prematurely on a pipe-line ‘project 10 miles northwest of here, Injured were Omer Myers of Frankfort and J. W. Overton of Monon. Witnesses said Snyder had been lowering the dynamite into position through a pipe. When one of the ‘ lcharges became stuck, Snyder apparently hit the pipe with a hammer setting off the explosion.

EXTEND SEARCH FOR BARON'S DAUGHTER

CHARLOTTE, N. C., July 22 (U. P.) —Police today extended the search for 27-year-old Elenor von Mechow of Indianapolis, daughter of a former German baron, to Wilmington, N. C., and nearby beach resorts after revealing that her 13page letter threatening suicide was written to a soldier stationed at the Charlotte air base. Chanc®s that Miss Von Mechow

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FRITZ—Lydia

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MOR! RRIS Florence Ellen Colester, age

PERKINS—Harriet,

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PULLIAM—Missouri E., beloved mother of

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61, beloved mother of Maxine Smith, sister of Clara Neilson, Frank and Calvin Colester Charlotte Bratton, grandmother of atrice, Evelyn, David and Mararet Rose Smith, passed away Sun. ay. Funeral Wednes 3 Shirley Bros. Central aver. Yitinots at 10th 8t. Burial Clown Hill, Friends may call at the chape

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(BRICK 1 PAINTING) BRIC ainting on high bldgs.; chimney Ai rebldg.: cleaned out. CH-2365. CI PENTERING) CARPENTER—Cement and brick work roofing and general remodeling. Screens porches. BL-0359.

age 71, beloved wife of Edgar A. Perkins and mother of Roger M., Harry B., Edgar A. Jr. and Rodney C. Perkins, Mrs. Dorothy Lyon, Mrs. un bg Townsend of Baltimore, Md., Harriette Cohn of Philad Pa.; sister of Will and Don DeMill Mrs. Sadie Ritchert of Pittsburgh, Pa. passed away Monday evening at the residence, 5457 Julian ave. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. m. from the Irvington Presbyterian Church. Cremation follows. Friends may call at yey Brothers Central Chapel from 3 m. Tuesday until 11:30 a. m. Wednes ay and at the church after 12 Wednesday.

1445 W. 34th St., husband of Esther and father of Latrelle, afternoon. Service

passed awav Sunda at the: Flanner So Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday, 1 Friends invite Burial Syn Hi. Friends may call at the mortuary.

Pulliam; she also leaves one sisMollie Carney, and three brothes, William and Gillman Fike all- of Indianapolis; passed away at t residence, 2114 Shelby St. Friends oe call at the W. T. Blasengym Funeral Home, 2226 Shelby St., any time. Funeral services 2 p. m. Wednesday. Interment New Crown Cemetery.

Bertha ter, Mrs.

Ida E. Reinhard, Mrs. ert G. liam C. NicBeide. Raleigh, of Charles Richey, arted this life Monday, ia, July 24th, at North Side Colonial Mortuary, at Fairfield 30 p,m. urial Hill. Friends may call at residence, 856 River. Ave., until 1 p. m. Thursday.

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lena Teeters and father of Henry, Ray, Lonnie and Ethan Teeters and Mrs. Hattie Lasiter (deceased), passed away at his home, 2154 S. New ersey St., Mon$2. July =F Suneral services Wednesday, e above residence. Friends

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had carried out her threat of selfdestruction were considered lessened by discovery that a .33-caliber rifle and a box of shells she had purchased last Wednesday, a day before she disappeared, had been pawned. The rifle and shells were found in a local pawn shop yesterday, pledged for $3. The box of shells had not been opened.

WAR INCREASES FOOD PRICES 15 PER CENT

WASHINGTON, July 22 (U. P.).— The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today that food prices paid by moderate income families now are 15 per cent higher than at the Suthreak of the European war in The Bureau said that prices increased 1 per cent during the first two weeks of July, as compared to

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PWA AID TO DEFENSE SCHOOLS EXPLAINED

Dr. Clement T. Malan, State superintendent of public instruction, today called a meeting at 10 a. m. Thursday at the State House of all school officials in defense communities interested in getting Federal aid. Dr. Malan said a PWA official

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LUMPKIN FOLLOWS BYRNES

WASHINGTON, July 22 (U. P). —Alva M. Lumpkin was sworn in today as United States Senator from

whose home is at Columbia, will serve until a special election Sept. 2. He rgplaces James F. Byrnes (D., S. C.) who" was appointed Asociate Justice of the Supreme Court.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, July 29, 1941 'ADKINS—Clarence F. (musician), brother of H. R. Lo

kins, un of Sajesville, Wis., life Monday, a THUTSdaY, July 24th, at rience, 1234 N. Oxf m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited foore & Kirk Se :

Lee, 431 N. Colorado, beloved hu Maude Evans Blemmer brother of Mrs. Dora Wentworth of

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Jrivate

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priv. porch, ent. % Bl E. College, phone. NORTH of Broad Ri = cool gh in count; kitchen rivileges; good transportation. BR-14 7 oa "oom, constant hot

TIMES Want Ads are famous for

PLACE, 569 Ti Drive— DO ear around|

Large nicely fur-| 3rd—T111 E nished, insul. stu- . dio rm., Cross ven-

ALABAMA, 1706 N.—2-room front downstairs apartment; private entrance. Parking. Phone. Adults.

BELLEFONTAINE, 1231—Two large unfurnished. Private entrance. Stove. Frigidaire. No children; $6.50.

BRO. ADWAY, 1138—3 Large rooms; with bath $10; room, kitchenette, $ 3:

CARROLLTON, 1529—2 rooms, furnished; [tate bath and entrance. Adults. RICOLLEGE, 1524; apartments; clean, cool, quite; next path; stove; sink; adults _only;" $5; § DELAWARE, N. 1421—Attractively vy 1 Jue nished rooms: nice and clean. I-1

DE LOSS ST.. 1518 Front room, $7 Tas Men only. 6-7 ILLINOIS, 3125 bp Room living, bedroom, complete Employed.

Private entrance. NEW JERSEY, 913 N.—2-Room front private entrance.

apartment; down, Reasonable. RI-9177.

PARK, 1655—Well furnished 2-room apartment; near bath; utilities; $6.25; adults.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2030 N. oom kitchenette, in-a-door, innersprings; Bot, cold water: $ $6.50. LI-7934. PENNSYLVANIA, 809 N.—2-Room apartment, modern, Frigloans. Nicely furnished, $9.50 wk.

PINE, 728 N.—2 Housekeeping, sink in kitchen. Everything furnished. Private entrance; $5.

PROSPECT, 1146— (At Fountain Square), 3 unfurnished rooms, newly decorated. Lights, water furnished.

TEMPLE, 610 N.—3-room furnished apartment; private bath and entrance; utili- _ ties; adults. WASHINGTON, 2709 W.—2-room furnished apartment; modern home on carline; close Allison’ y's, Alama NINTH, 124 E.—2-Room a] Spartment, frigidaire, bath, ER porch, phone. ery complete, 20TH, 130 W. Off Illinois)—Desir.ble front | apartments; reasonable; utilities; garage free A-3969. TWO BE. month. Capitol a BR-6800. , HOTEL, 29 Virginia Ave.; hols. $5; sleeping rooms, $2.50

efficiency, kitchen.

LARGE, housekeeping; water paid; B P Ein, (Colored). | 5

CLINTON keeping room, up.

COMFORTABLE, furnished lower 4 rooms, ltchenetia sink, utilities also furnished.

THREE MILES northwest Speedw ay ie farm Bome, furnished 3 rooms: uti ties: mn A-0126. 2 SOQUA hn Allison's; 2 furnished rooms; utilities; rivate entrance; garage optional, E-2265.

WNTOWN, $4.50—Large 1 ments; desirable, clean, light. . Delaware,

For quick. low jnons RI-5551

room apart139 N.

“cost want Aa results, between 8 m

Apartments for Rent 18

JUST LIKE NEW

and | 6-Room modern, 2-car gar.; $500 down,

19| Houses and Lots Sale 25

5001 BALTIMORE

New 5-Room Modern Bungalow

$4 450 First time shown. Two bed- ’ rooms; built-ins; inlaid linoleum; full basement; steel furnace. " Close to new school. Only $450 Down—$29.50 Month Payments include taxes, Pont . and ins. Call Bud Ostrom, MA-8383; Evef., IR-1007 Paul L. McCord Co., 615 Lemcke Bldg.

Houses for Rent

$60; MICHIGAN, 514 E.—3-bedroom brick __veneer; excl. cond. ht, wir turn. CH-2189. PARK, 205%—Duplex, 5 large rooms, perfect condition; $40; adults; gar. WA-1863. WA-1863. 3-BEDROOM, 2-story single, north; beautiful house and lot. HuU-2782. 62D., E., 231—5-room modern brick bungalow; fireplace, social room, double ga-

rage, yard, trees. F args and Suburbans 20

~ EDGEWOOD 5-Room modern bung., front and rear porches; fruit trees—grapes; shiuwpery; lifetime roof; extra good furnate; chicken house and garage on paved street, 2 sq. from bus. Can get FHA loan—$§3,600.

KEYSTONE & EPLER

4 Rooms, garage, well, one acre ground, $400 down, $13.50 monthly payment,

1026 MORGAN DRIVE

Get This Bungalow Home ‘Semi-Suburban; $3,500

Good looking, good condition, good location. Big lot; chicken run; garage; . front drive. A cozy home, Orchard Ave, Near 38th St. HU-2893. C. A. YOUNG. MA-6411. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del

SPEEDWAY—Beautiful 5-rm. modern bungalow. Almost new, Large living rm. with stove fireplace, lovely built-ins, utomatic water heater, 2-car g fide, drive. Sed 17 3 Ellen Dr Drive. Owner eaving town. Mr. Hartle Ee Allison Realty Co., Inc, Ry RI-2368.

LOOKING EAST?

Plenty of yard space around this attrace tive 4-room semi-modern suburban bungalow, Near Hawthorne Yards and’ Hare Togk at 5 Re -— Terrace Ave $250 d all

$20 mo. hoe

$40 monthly payment.

5006 MADISON AVE.

6 Room, modern brick; large lot; 2-car gar.; can get FHA loan. The above suburban properties have Sheapest taxes in City. For details

CALL INGRAM

GA-1725. MA-9396

$3,500; Fortville (20 min. East) luxurious mod., S5-rm, bung, full basement, 2car gar. Trees, shrubbery. WA-4466.

ACRE LOTS, East, $500; $10 month. Cooper. agt. Office 9124 E. Washington, | =

THREE ACRES, East; $750. $30 down, $10 month. Cooper, 9124 E. Washington.

Business Property

PENNSYLVANIA, 1031 N.—Ideal business or_professional office, room or suite; {ico oo ing. The Progress Press, Inc. LI-7

WARE, 1119 N. — Three-car Brie 1 work shop, living quarters. Lights, water.

Resorts and Cottages a

SHAFER LAKE — Seven all modern _cot- cottages for rent. Best location, clean, reasonable, Close to all activities. Write Dave's Modern Cottages, R. o. 1, Monticello, Ind.

Wanted to Rent 23

SUPT., Wife want home or apt, furn. or unfur. WA-4468 (Eves. IR-7958).

Bud A-8383; aves, IR-1007, UL L. McCORD CO. 615 Lemcke Bldg.

YOU MAKE $15 MONTH

2503-05 CARROLLTON—Income $60 month, Monthly, payinents $44.96, incl. taxes, interest and insurance. Monthly -profit Brett. 04, Pale 10% Down Payment. Call Mr, urt 101 N. BELMONT—6-r n modern, near Washington B. 5 ¢

y $2100, . Mr. Hartley, Alison Realty Co. Inc, Roaitors. RI-2368.

Sk Sansiion--Yasant

i hom A a ee pate -641

ry Jow price Ps S or Mr. alty Co. 12 re Tae a y-Tetms, | zg: down, X a MA ha a > PE Kirk McKinney Co., Ine. rae MODERN RN home; ished abe rat, 48 drain; a 1 a. . y Hs, r, ALLISON REALTY €O., Inc., *1-2368 — Demand an re

***Union Title Co.

156 B. Market St. Onion Title Bldg. For Sale North—3333 Ruckle 4-Bedroom Colonial type. Bargain. RI-1736 ARD PLACE, Joy Samm. mod.

R13 BAR ndition, nice section, ET ins ow payments. By} appt.

A-9347. SOUTHERN | AVE, 609 {neax

Moving and Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store now. Pay six months later. Clean, dependable service, Estimates Free. Inspection Juvited. 937445 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019,

991 M. Dr. Woodruff Pl. One 1-bed-room apt.; ht. & wt. pd.; stove and refrig. furn. ; gar., ®$50.00.

L1-8401 44 Virginia Ave.

water, innersprings, near carline. Reason able. oo 7 2. gs "

room, next bath; private home; Xichen. Driviietes suitable 2; reason-

Rooms With Board 15

$5.50; CRUPFT, 1542—Attractive a twin

beds; i og Soloners welcome;

BROADWAY, 2528—Nicely furnished room, innersorings; near only. WA-8441.

able

EXPERIENCED CORRUGATOR OPERATOR

Permanent connection in , growing company, only experienced

cool Girls

§orings; : cellent om si “homie inhes-

ILLINOIS, 2957 N.

cely furnished room ood menls; gen nicoly. furnished Took.

TA-

g emtiomen: Sone ue Children *°% buen home. Fenced Hotels

Davis Container Company, P. O. Box 822, Dayton, Ohio.

PENNSYLVANIA, 2132 N.—1 good meals. of Somtortal ble

CS Ford, Mercury. Older men préferred. If

Kk 30th and Central

Sagoner or Canter,

"TOOL ‘DESIGNERS

Several openings for A-1 men; 55-hour

Roosevelt Hotel 52 Week Tp. MAYFIELD 2 Sapitol. Quiside

Baa Weekly rates. EN A EHS N. New fray

WE Fie MEN'S SULTS and | OVERCOATY

$a. WILL 1071 CALL

WANTED METAL MEN

our SPENCER HOTEL win, on: aie |

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APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU Choice apartments gladly shown. LI LI-5868

3-5 ROOMS. $29-$32.50

Adults, good cond. 1116 N. Capitol.

General Apartments 22 W. Vermont. * LI-2439.

$60; MICHIGAN, 512 E.—6 rooms private | & bath, steam . Bras: janitor service also

4 rooms. CH-! BELFAIR APTS, 37 N. Oriental. Jpomy, newly decorated.

S., cluding utilities, You can o

BROADW 2439—Lovely 3 rooms: large

phon CARROLLTON, 27 3 modern a

i ng a. oS ad ATE evenin 04, Stewart, 506 Inla

artPTA Bldg.

. 18A

CENTRAL, 1228—Small comfortable -apt. Private entrance. RI-5012. . Ret,

«= Share A ba business "gir Miss Rushto E., 225, WAY —W st.; 3-rm. apt.; everything furn.

120 E. NORTH

2-room suite for 2 m } . Drivate, bath, ald vive. LI-6133. BEECH rtment for rent, ‘modern, Sean So hed or path ished. iso

Grove, mm MN ilbelm bn

201 N.—2 : d; s furnished. Call nd bath 4p

d’

Furn. Houses.—Apts.

a artment | CO PRI-14 1478;

wise Twin beds, $50 per mo decordoor. |

FURNISHED | rooms

$18, in- Fe

living room. rivals bath: all ubgitios: |

: = Blokes Hii 5S, 30 30° dura

bedroom mod ov ar Cad id Parks Bre ay single: Semi modern, , C GA Adio? »

OFF, 1444 — Semi-modern wi ho rage: $2500; easy terms. R401,

TWO COLORED DOUBLES PRICED LOW TERMS. 2432-34 Martin. dale Ave. Inside toilet, water, gas, Sta.

-9821. lw. Dillehay. "MA-6411, J. 8. Rei & Co., 128 N. Del,

ule I Lor ices 8 haiiiat ent Prote 1 between

: Real Estate Investment26A $65 MO. INC.—PRICE $3500

Newly painted 16-rm. dble,, mod., good cond., large new gar. large cor. lot. 815 11 'E. 10th. Key ‘next door. E. R. Wickser, LI-2541.

Real Estate Wanted DO YOU WANT ACTION!

Our 12 salesmen will give it to yow alows and la all parts o

city. Our sales are po J! largest in city.

Houses and Lots Sale 25 Northeast than rent, 6-room

mod., gar., nice neighborhood, large yard, paved street, bargain $2500, $200 down, $25.10 mo. pays everything. HUDELSON, CH-6204, 2619 E. 12th on

COMFORTABLE HO! rooms, modern;. 3 bedrooms, closets, forage; good Londition, yord fenced. est 31st. Terms. Ro. ALLISON REALTY co. "INC. RI-2368

OPEN TONIGHT—6 to 8 p. m, New Bungalows—Near Garfleld Pk. 800 Block Cameron; thi t autiful ped n

LI-43%04 -2 ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., Realtors.

DOUBLE ONLY $2500

2410-12 STEWART ST. 4 rooms a side, modern sxcept furnace; 3J-car far ts of sh shade. Only $350 down, balance E-Z MA-6411

MA-Bé21 Edw. Dilleha 8. Cruse Realty Co, Y28 N. Del.

956 UDELL—S-room modern home: 2 bedrooms, hardwood Hoard fst

Jor; ons TASH Near go. “ALL Rohe Ri “2368 $4,260 NEW HOME

one MA-2317T, -

4 goes: 243 N. Del. RI-3477T.

. SENA 4-Room ¢ :

Xun Cott a ee J

CO., INC., WAY DOUBLE SITE

8 aS “aor. 57th & PRE cei

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