Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 130, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1925 — Page 7

NIfSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1925.

fON’THAVE IggEHIGKDROW |||giKE MUSIC Brlies Are Recorded Bno graph—Many ■ Appealing. w:iltfr I. Hickman mMBWbH of having a steplndd<>: you peek a melodiou.rCJaS these days. There i.- • frgrunch of good music in 5 may seem to be a ion. and. SwSratile'l a musical stepl.nl j g!aiyMßHH.-hi<-h to climb to dizzy H'l me I hat I must study 'AaHHBW Jlusl master the piano WmX' my voice into a flamim: " °rds. they told niy music one must f Avsir from a teclinical standjPTf™ure that e can love pood without lieinp aide to create ; -§f' of melody. The most melody that E@|a turn out comes from a phonoKHlt. I put on a record and the re hQB rests a pood deal upon how that record can make me lor” u - ' Br example, take this Odeon recProm Johann Strauss' Operettas.” Strauss might iV-jtm l J ust an avenue of approach to pleasure or he mipht turn ■o he a bore. name of Strauss is hiph sound -.flut I found that this composer jßreated real musical perns in his These melodies are played 'JPjB'o records by Edith Lorand and H|ou will discover one hauntinp z after another. The orchestra rf>ugh its violins whisper an lnJnn iion of quiet charm. Then RPjXider breaks and again comes the whisper. HyTrough these two records you Skrf discover that there is light music hiph order which has general Sir al. There is beauty in this a sort of a quiet repose which SR'ites one to become acquainted 2Hth as many composers as possible. Lasowski Quartette recording H an Odeon and play their idea of ■Tie Moonlight Sonata.” Here is ■ number that is universally well Known. It is nice to get better Br-.q uainted with it while being Blayed by an instrumental quar■et. i I There is fascinating beauty to the [way that this number has been Ldeveloped. I Will tell you soon about a brand Inew lot of jazz records. Some of lem are sure hot. f -I- -I- -I"Cobra,” a play with anew kind

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Why Worry About Winter Ford and Chevrolet California Tops

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Congregation of Church Takes One Day to Erect New Building

Left to Right—VV. C. Carter, S. P. Goss and the Rev. S. P. Buroker.

Rat-a-tat-tat —and the first nail went into the temporary structure of the Broad Ripple Christian Church at Sixty-Second St. and College Ave. early .sday morning. By evening the building had been completed. About seventy members of the congregation, with their pastor, the Rev. L. P. Buroker. and a former pastor, the Rev. Elvin Daniels, were assembled. W. C. Carter, chairman of the executive committee, and S. P. Goss, superintendent of building, put joists together in a jiffy, and those of the congregation, who knew less 1 ' of vampire, opens Thursday night at English's for three days. Bocal theaters today offer: Dave Apollon and company at Keith’s; Whirlwind Revue at the Lyric: Syncopation Show at the Palace; "Smiles and Kisses” at the Broadway; Circus Week at the Capitol; "The Live Wire” at the Circle; “The Freshman" at the Apollo. "California Straight Ahead” at the Colonial; “The Golden Princess” at the Ohio and “Spook Ranch” at the Isis. WAGON CRASH FATAL Bu Timm Svccial GOSHEN, Ind., Sept. 30.—Meredith Stouder, 18, of Waterford, was killed Tuesday, when a motorcycle side car in which he was riding, struck a load of hay.

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of building, made themselves as useful as possible. Building operations went forward right merrily. Deedicatory services will take place Thursday night, with Governor Jackson presiding. All the Christian churches in Marion County will cooperate in the thirty day’s campaign which will begin Sunday. The men's gle chib of sixty j voics of the ‘ venth Christian Church, of which the Rev. Gerald L. Smith is pastor, will be heard, and the singing evangelists, the Rev. V. P. Brock and his wife, city evangelists of the Disciples of Christ, will conduct the music of the campaign. GERALD WANTS SHAW APPEAL In a letter received by Zacharlah T. D'inpan, clerk of the State Supreme and Appellate Courts, from Charles W. Murphy, Danbury, Conn., chief defense counsel for Gerald Chapman, in the bandit's unsuccessful fight against a death sentence. a request Is made for a report on the appeal of John Thomas Shaw, now awaiting a third trial on a charge of murdering Mrs. Helen Hager Whelchel. Shaw's sentence was reversed and anew trial ordered because the trial judge refused a change of judge. The same was true in Chapman’s trial. Building Permits Mary Stillwell, Karaite. 2121* Wendell, $250. Ida Ma-iislne. reroof. 0551 Ferguson. $250. 0 J. Hedrich. reroof. 3102 N. Capitol, 5200. G. T. Linting. Karaite. 3859 Byram. 5225. Kenneth Hoy. reroof. 1134 Reid PI.. S3OO. F. Hodges. reroof. 3100 X. Pennrdvania. *9OO. James Heame reroof. 439 1.. Drexel, S4OO. Ben Wysong. reroof. 1334 Relsner. 5300. R S. Ennis, reroof. 177 Uric lit 5215. Arthur Vance, reroof. 1339 Wade. 5250. Max Rahr. reroof. 010 12. Thirty-Sec-ond. 5480. Francis. Karaite. 014 N. Gray. Robert Ruthfcrforrl. addition. 1414 E. Le Grande S4OO. Snann & Cos., remodel. 143 N. Delaware. 5200. Alfred Goebel, furnace, 1027 Mill. 5200. G. B. Lav. garage. 6926 University, 8225. IT. E. McClelland, dwelling JflilJ Le Grande. S6OO. A. C. Bohlen. furnace. 4130 N. Illinois. 5500, Fred Jungelaus. fumaco. 118 N. Senate. 5200. John Hallaban. reroof. 605 X. Rural. a. Williamson, reroof. 908 Congress. 5204. Mary Jester, dwelling. 942 Kctcham. 750. _ Mary Jester, furnaoo. 942 Ketcham. $370. Richard Stevens, dwelling. 121 N. Sheffield. $3 350. William Kuhn, remodel. 209 W. Morris. 5." 00. . Majestic Building Company, reroof. 49 S Pennsylvania. $1,770. e<j Mrs. T. Salge. reroof. 900 Indiana. G arte in Feed Company, warehouse. 518 X. Senate. S2 525. R. L. Kaylor, garage. 6340 Lowell. 5000. Peter Wynaida, garage and dwelling. 311 S. Keystone $2,200. S9OO Dei<lrick - reroof. 3160 N. Capitol. Glen Ralston, dwelling. 1402 N. Pershing. *2.500. • Ralston, dwelling. 1406 N. Pershing. $2,000. Ross, reroof. 437 X. Gray. tieth la sr S Boo TUat ' tlwcllln,r • 4387 K - Tht T * George Teck. reroof. 700 N. Belle Vleu. Merchants Heat and Light Company, addition. Sixteenth and Alabama. $2,000.

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DRAPED DRESSING TABLE AIDS

Individuality May B AflMtti by Following Old Styl*— Almost Any Conceivable ' Color or Material Can Be Used Effectively. By Molly Elliott Charming individuality may be given the bedroom by the draping of the dressing table in the fascinating style of Catherine de Medici, whose “table de toilette” draped in faded wine colored velvet with gold braid and tassel trimming looked out over the valley’ of the Loire. In a twentieth century home, whose white painted exterior and light and atVy interior seem a far cry from the thick walled brick and heavily draped recesses, the~draped dressing table has equal charm. The drapery for one of these charming little tabels may be of almost any conceivable color or fabric. And. more interesting still, old tables or dressers can be so easily converted Into one of these smart little affairs that a clever woman can do wonders with some of her discarded pieces. Height Important It Is important that the table be the right height, twenty-nine inches from the floor and the right shape and proportion to suit the type of room. A largo kidney-shaped table would not do well draped in chintz In a small guest room nor would a small straight table he suitable to drape with heavy elaborate satin or taffeta and placed In a large French bedroom. The top must be flush with the drawer. If an old table is being used the front edge of the top should be cut off. If an old dyesser is being used lower drawer can be removed and the center cut out to make it comfortable for the knees and the lower space used for slippers and the two smaller drawers for bottles and cold cream jars and the like. The more complete tables have two or three small drawers running to the floor on each side. The more convenient type have two open shelves at either side of the center, making an accessible place. A still better arrangement Is to have wings made of wooden slats or wall board on hinges. The skirt may be attached to these and swung back while the table is In use. Semi-cir-cular and kidney shaped tables make the most Interesting treatment, but a narrow table from thirtytwo to forty inches long and from sixteen to eighteen Inches deep provides about the right dimensions. Rest Finish The best finish is one coat of flat paint and one of enamel to match the color of the material or the predominating color in the room. This gives a more pleasing appearance when the curtains are drawn back. The simplest and cheapest finish Is a good coat of shellac both inside and out. Always the inside of the drawers are shellaced. The top is left free of any finish, being covered with the material and tacked. After the table is painted a piece of outing flannel Is tacked to the top and then the top material. gay chintz or taffeta or satin and organdie Is tacked smoothly, but not too tightly. The skirt is either pleated or gathered and tacked Into place next If the table has no wings the skirt should be made in three sections, one for the center and one for the drawers on either side. The center piece Is tackd to the drawer and pulls out with It. It is possible to use a strip of patent snappers tacked to the edge of the table and make | the skirt detachable, If It is of some delicate or light material that rifay need frequent changing. Covered Mirror The mirror frame may he covered ! to match the table, using puffs of the material tacking the first to the in- j side frame, next to the mirror and j pulling the puffing straight and ] tight around to the back and tack- j ing it into place. Old mirrors may be used in this way. Or they may be painted to match a table with glazed chintz drapery. Interest is added by the use of the right kind of trimming which must be in the same character as the drapery material. Velvets call for heavy gold braid or tassel fringe; satins, silk fringe or fringe made of silk covered molds; brocades, very

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Charming Bungalow Is Found in LeGorecrest, South of City

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New Bungalow in LeGorecrest In the sunshine and ciear atmosphere of the lovely addition south of Indianapolis on the road to Franklin, LeGorecrest, a charming little bungalow has recently been opened. From the pleasant veranda one enters a, living room which shares the front of the house with a little dining room. The living room is papered with light sand colored Coloniul figured paper and is lighted by side wall lights and an artistic center chandelier. The small dining room is well lighted and large enough to accommodate a five piece dining room suite. Hardwood floors throughout the house lend a charming air to the rooms whose woodwork is all In soft Ivory, harmonizing with the soft tones of the large figured paper. Blue Kitchen Walls The kitchen whose sunny walls are painted in clean blue has a built-in cabinet and well placed sink and opens onto a small back porch. The porch Is, in fact, part of a onecar garage built on the house with the possibilities of plastering and making It into another room, ideal for a den or library, or even a second bedroom. Through a small hallway from the kitchen one passes Into the dainty bathroom equipped with bullt-ln fixtures and painted in blue and white.

plain depending upon their own texture for variety and contrast; nets and laces have ribbons and flowers; flowered chintz, taffeta or plain chintz, dotted swiss, quaint silk ruchlngs: organdie picoted orgaiulle ruffles of colors and French ribbons. Color combinations give a vast range of possibilities as do the materials used. Taffeta, the prefereice of most women, because of its true feminine appeal, and glazed nnd flowered chintzes are effectively used. Ruffled organdie • ver satine is used in a young girl’s room or a dainty guest chamber. After the table Is draped there opens again infinite possibilities In the treatment of the top with candles. Venetion and Sevres boxes. PLUMBER GOOD IN EMERGENCY Few families have been spared the anxiety of the moments when a pluml>er cannot located to came at a minute’s notice and stop an alarming leak or overflow of water in their homes. J. C. Carr, 1109 Prospect St., plumber, has the Idea of service so well established in his concern that he has at all times men who can be relied upon In such emergencies. For five years Carr has been building in his community nnd all over the city, a following

LUMBER SUPERIOR (ng) MILLWORK BURNET-BINFORD LUMBER CO. Thirtieth St. and the Canal Phone RAnd 0500

1887 THE RAILROADMEN’S BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASSN. 21-23 Virginia Ave. No Agents. No Commissions.

H. C. Curry & Cos., Mfrs. WINDOW SHADES 1102'/ 2 PROSPECT ST. FOUNTAIN SQ. DR. 9195

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BUY COAL NOW! Peoples Coal & Cement Cos. Main Office 1109 E. 15th St.. Webster 4890, 4891, 4892, 4893, 4894 Connects you with Main Office and Yards Our yards cover the city

Fletcher Ave. Savings & Loan Assn. Has Paid 6% Dividends on Savings for 35 Years 10 East Market Street

and also into the bodroom. A large clothes closet enhances the bedroom whose walls are pretttily hung with flowere l pink paper and whose lights come from dainty ivory finish side lights. A large finished basement is equipped with a Rybolt furnace and large bin for coal, as well as a pumping system which supplies the entire house. Vari-Colored Roof The exterior is made doubly attractive by the vari-colored asbestos shingle roof. The houses in the addition are selling for $3,500 to $5,000 and each one is carefully built and planned to provide ideal living quarters for young lYiarried persons or small families whose paramount thought is outdoor air with easy access to the city. LeGorcrest Is only 3300 south and is on State Rd. 1. with busses available at all times, to say nothing of the lnterurbans that run between Greenwood, Franklin and Seymour. Daniel LeGore, head of the company selling lots in the | addtion, announces that he has also business lots facing on Madison Ave., which will In time provide a community center. Rybolt furnace was furnished by the Rybolt Furnace Company. Hardwood floors by William A. Bantu, i and glass by Capitol Glass Company.

whose word for him is his dependability/ For installation he carries a complete line of Kohler and Standard equipment as well as the Sands Hot Water Heater and the John Douglas toil* is. These high grade lines would [ be of little value, however. If they were not handled and installed by expert men whose skill has come through years of experience and careful attention to the vital necessity of reliable plumbing. COMPANY HAS WALL DISPLAY Walls of a home should be carefully planned, the person who makes a poor selection in wall covering soon learns. That is why, when choosing wallpapers, it is well to allow the salesman at tho Central Wallpaper and Paint Company, 127 S. Meridian Ft.,: to display their line before deciding. | The line of imported wallpapers in j this shop have a freshness and ! charm that only the newst and most i authentic patterns can give. This company maintains an advisory staff and gives service to j their wholesale customers who In turn can serve their customers in a manner far superior to the average. Books showing their complete lino are available for retail dealers all over the State.

“Anchor your Savings to the Earth.” Buy a lot in LR GORE-CREST Addition, on Madison Avenue, 3300 South. Ten minutes by bus from the Monument. DAN W. LE GORE 409 Peoples Bunk Bldg. Main 6931.

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A 5-ROOM BUNGALOW $3,650.00 Ask Us About It FINANCED ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS CIVIC REALTY CO. 136 K. Delaware St. Room KB Lincoln 5050.

We are prepared to deliver to you at all times High-Grade Cinders at reasonable prices. Phone your orders. KENNETH SMOCK 1229 S. Dakota. DRex. 0428.

Reliable Wreckers X ALL KINDS OF Building Material Yard, 628 W. North St. BONDED WRECKERS Lincoln 3069

We Will Build You a Home You Can Fay Like Rent FLOYD PETERMAN 500 Massachusetts Avenue MAln 7029. IKvington 2304.

Capital Plumbing Cos. Real Service Real Prices Hot Water Heaters and Automatic Pumps on the v&cHnimr Pwneurt'PUiv

BEERY BROTHERS’ LIQUID GRANITE VARNISHES AND LUXEBERRY ENAMELS Are Standard Throughout the World. When you specify Berry Bros, you know you are getting the BEST. Distributed In Indiana by ’ CENTRAL WALL PAPER AND PAINT r COMPANY j 127-129 South Meridian Street ' *

REALTY LOAN CO. (04 City Trust Bldg. Lincoln 6939 Straight Loans on Improved City Property. Attractive Terms. SEE US FIRST

LEWIS QUALITY BLOCKS Concrete Products, Porch Coinman, Flower Boxes. Ynses nnd Bird Baths DUly Capacity 3,609 Blocks TWO LARGE PLANTS Hth nod r>H Creek MA In 4967

WE HAVE MOVED to 366 South Meridian Street Three Doors South of Old Stand MARION PAINT COMPANY

A Rybolt Furnace in Your Home Insures Comfort and Convenience for all Makes of Furnaeaa rVt - ,r by Expert Mechanics 332 Massachusetts Ave.

“None Better Mill Work” SPEEDWAY LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Our Truck Service Covert Marion County Herbert E. Hill, President BElmont £OOO

LIGHT and POWER CALL LINCOLN 2371 ’f| A Representative will call to assist yt u solve your Electrical problems Indianapolis Light and Heat Cos. Home Company. 43 Monument Circle. Edison Servies.

LET THE COAL BIN STAY EMPTY; Automatic Oil Burning System * Hayes Bros., Inc. Distributors Main 24

WM. F. NELSON Designers and Builders of QUALITY HOMES 4141 COLLEGE AVE. Business—WA slilngton 3543. Residence— WA sliington 2721-R 2

Hardwood Floors in the home shown on this page laid and finished by WM. A. BANTA 1020 N. Alabama St. Randolph 4440

ESCOL FURNACES—TINWORK Done to satisfy. 2437-39 Central Ave. RAn. 6161

F. P. FOULKE Electrical Contractor Irvington 1842

SMALL BUNGALOWS $1,340 UP L. G. BRIGHTMIRE CO. Lin. 7810. Nights, WAh. 4890.

Home is more doX serving of interior harmony. Make beautiful with New Mirrors, Pictures, Framing of Old Pictures or the resilvering of your mirrors. Call us today. Lincoln 2254. 22M55 I. Ohio tt.