Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 211, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1931 — Page 11

JAN. 12, 1931.

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DIETRICH DISPLAYS A GOOD TECHNIQUE BY WALTER D. HICKMAN TTOR a long time we were concerned with the nicely placed puzzle—can ■T Greta Garbo talk? After we found the answer, our next problem Is—Does Marlene Dietrich look and act like Greta. And both answers turn out to be the same, In the affirmative. But I have the Impression that Miss Dietrich is fundamentally from the standpoint of technique a better actress than Miss Garbo. The screen has been hard up for sensational leading women and stars for a long time.

The word “sensational” is not used in the sense of naughty or scandalous. The trouble is, the present day movie star system leaves noth-

ing to the imagination of the fan. We know everything about them including the kind of soap they use in their oath tubs. We like to have mystery to surround our female stars. And so that formula was used to great advantage by and for Miss Garbo. Tt worked for years in favor of Maude Adams, but she was sincere about her desire to be seen

and heard only on the stage. Now they are trying to build up a cloak of mystery about Miss Dietrich. Time only will be able to tell if the director was wise in insisting that she look and act like Greta. In some scenes she exhibited the mannerisms and the slow passionate method of Greta. She is a beauty, no doubt about that. She knows how to put on the so-called passionate scenes. She knows how te dress and walk in those scenes. She probably will come under the heading as the hottest mamma on the talking screen. She has the coldness of Theda Bara, she talks perfect English and above all she knows her way about the movie studio. She does her love making with Gary Cooper and this time Cooper shows that he can act and maintain a sustained characterization. This is supposed to be his starring picture, but the publicity experts really have made him only leading man to a new female star. Adolphe Menjou has a pleasant role this time and being a good guy and certainly on the level with Dietrich, he gets the bad end of the bargain. “Morocco” is another Foreign Legion and desert story. It has been splendidly photographed and directed until the end. The ending is absolutely silly and you will agree with me when you see it. Regardless of anything, it will be Marlene Dietrich and her Greta Garbo ways that will make this picture. Now at the Circle. * * v FARRELL AND GAYNOR ARE UNITED AGAIN They are back together again, hand in hand. One of the most popular teams in movieland, comes forth in an old play called “The Man Who Came Back.” They arc Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor. It seems that an attempt at another “Seventh Heaven” was the object of the director, but it is my opinion that in no way does this measure up to that former success. Farrell and Gaynor are still sweet in tKfcir love scenes, they still make a lovable couple, and I for one am glad to see them together again. The rub in this picture is in the material that is handed out to them.

They axe supposed to be two young people down in the depths, who are struggling against habits that would destroy and min their lives. In plain words the parts are far too heavy for them, and the • result is unrealistic and unconvincing acting. No doubt the director realizing this, made a heavy, morbid theme, into a light

and sweet one. Thus as it stands it is weak and does not ring true. I expect many of those who see this movie will not be bothered about noticing these faults, that I am putting down here, because of the fact that the picture does bring Farreil and Gaynor to them again. In other words just to watch them on the screen will be satisfactory to many. And because of this "Thb Man Who Came Back’* should do well at the box office. Now at the Apollo. By Connell Turpen). XXX WILLIAM HAINES IN A CROOK PICTURE William Haines still is acting .smart, and pulling off silly monkeyshines in Ills new picture, “Remote C o ntrol.” It might easily have been just another Haines picture ut for the goodi direction and the ? * subject material dio announcer vertises for talent allfl amoll £ those Ik applying is the ® leader of a gang William Haines of crooks. John Miljan plays this part very well, and posing as a doctor who deals with the spirit world, he tells people who write to him where to find misplaced articles. By this means he is able to give his gang their instructions over the radio, and they are very successful. It fc‘ when the big job is pulled off that the picture really starts moving. Haines is captured by the gang, and is to be bumped off, on another big job. thus leading the police to think he had been leader of the gang. Just how he escapes being killed is worked up to a thrilling end. I will not tell you here, because that would take the kick out of it, if you go to see it. In support of Haines is Mary Doran. Charles King is in the cast and sings the popular song, “Jrn.t a Little Closer.” Polly Moran hss a small part. “Remote Control” Is interesting and good entertainment because it

brings us something a little different in the way cf crook plays and because it has been well directed in building up suspense. Now at the Palace. fßy Connell Turpen.) LIGHTNER HEADS NEW POLICY SHOW. The Indiana has given up its stage band policy, meaning that Charlie Davis and his orchestra are no longer on the stage but are In the orchestra pit. The unit show policy has been given up for the time being and four vaudeville acts are being billed weekly. The idea Is to have the headliner a name act and the first name is Winnie Lightner. Indianapolis must remember her favorably for her work in ‘The Gold Diggers,” “Life of the Party” and other movies because the Indiana started out with capacity audiences for the first two days of the new policy. She gets her audience the second she walks on. She sings four or five songs and I must admit that she gets her audience easier than she did when she was in George White's “Scandals.” Her songs are light, but it is the Lightner touch that makes them individual. David Harris is given a lot of time to develop his act of “Legerdemain” with Frankie, just a natural eccentric comedian. Harris and Frankie get into all kinds of exposures with their magic. Harris has a cleverly worked out specialty when he turns himself into a one man band. He is aided by a couple of girl singers as well as several dancers. A rag doll dance is splendidly done. Artie Lewis and Peggy Ames go in for a lot of conversation along the wise cracking order. Carlton Emmy and his dogs are well known here on the variety stage. Have always maintained that Emmy has one of the most human dog acts the stage has produced. Helen Twelvetrees in “Her man,” the feature movie, is cast as a girl who was born and raised in a rough dive in Havana. She is rough, tough and a pickpocket, who specializes in male drunks. She is just a rough one until a sailor, played by Philip Holmes, puts romance and a sense of decency into her makeup. Holmes has to put up a real he-man fight with the strong sugar daddy who helped to keep the girl a bum for year? This fight is splendidly handled and directed. And it looks like the real article. The theme of “Her Man” might be termed a modern slum tour of Havana The picture is rich in comedy, furnished by two sailors who play slot machines and drink up gallons of booze. The theme is not uplifting, but does give Miss Twelvetrees a chance do heavier acting than she has been doing on the screen. And that Holmes fellow has the looks and the way about him which should make him a matinee favorite. Now at the Indiana. CONCERNING * * A VIOLINIST Yesterday afternoon Joseph Szigeti, violinist, gave a concert at the Indianapolis Maennerchor that was well worth hearing. He led out 'With Handel’s Sonata in D. Major. In his second number, Beethoven's Sonata in A Major, he proved himself a skilled artist, as did his accompanist, Nikita de Magaloff, at the piano. It almost took as long to play this number as it did the last four numbers of his program. The third part consisted of Largo by Veracini and Rondon by Mozart. In the fourth group in Paganini’s Andante and Caprice in E Major, and Strawinsky's Prelude and Ronde des Princesses, he showed skill in the modem movement of music. To me these two numbers appealed most, because I like the many different tones and colors that flash through them. (By observer.) n a a Mischa Levitzki will appear tonight in a piano recital at Caleb Mills hall as the third offering of the Civic music series. Other theaters today offer: Ruth Roland at the Lyric; “Only Saps Work,” at the Ohio; movies at the Colonial, and burlesque at the Mutual. Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS! Notice is hereby given that the Board oi Health of the city of Indianapolis. Indiana. up until the hour of 4 o'clock P- ™- °P, Friday. the 23rd day of January. 1931. will, at the offices or said Board in the City Hall at Indianapolis, Indiana, receive sealed bids for the furnishing and Installation of the following eoulpment and supplies at the Indianapolis City Hospital: 438 Window shades: 3 scrubbing, waxing and polishing machines, together with 5 extra sets of brushes for each machine. Further details, specifications and instructions to bidders on the above prepared by Clarence C. Hess, Business Manager of the Indianapolis City Hospital ?. re ,?. n ® e ~ a the office of the Board of Health at the City Hall for the inspection of prospective bidders, and also at the office of the Business Manager at the City Hospital. Separate bids must be submitted on the window shades and also on the other equipment. Bidders on window shades must submit samples. All proposals must be made on Blank Form No. 96 prescribed by the State Board of Accounts and must be accompanied by non-collusion affidavit as reauired by lav. These forms may be P'■peered by prospective bidders at the offices of the Board of Health upon application. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check upon a responsible Indianapolis bank or trust company in a sum or net less than five i5%l of the amount of such proposal, pavable to the order of the Board of Health of the City of Indlapapolts. Indiana: and in case a bidder whose bid shall have been accepted shall not perform hil said bid to the satisfaction of the Board of Health iu accordance with the specifications, then said cashier s or certified check and t-he proceeds thereof shall be and remain the absolute property of said Board of Health as llauidated damages agreed upon for such failure upon the part of such bidder, it being impossible to estimate the amount of the damages such failure would occasion the Board. An checks accomoanving bids, except those of successful bidders, will be returned to the makers or posters thereof as soon as the awards are let; checks of successful bidders will be returned as soon s eoulpment bid upon has been installed according to specifications. Each proposal shall be in a separate, sealed, opaque envelope addressed to the Board of Health at its offices in the City Hall at Indlannpolfs, Indiana, marked “Proposal for "Indianapolis City Hospital" with the classification of supplies and equipment bid upon inserted in the blank space. The right is reserved by the Board of Health to reject any and all proposals. FREDERICK E. JACKSON. M D.. __ President. EVANB WOOLEN TR.. vj c -President. HENRY S. LEONARD. M. D. OKIE J. SMITH, v

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Legal Notices NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP. NoVce _is hereby given that the partnership lately subsisting between tu. the undersigned. Beniamin P. Klnnick Jr. and William L. Hill, carrying on real estate business at 307 Fidelity Trust building. Indianapolis, in Marlon County. Indiana, under the style or firm of Klnnick dt Hill was on the 17th dav of December. 1930. dissolved by mutual consent, and that the business in the future will be carried on by said Benjamin P. Klnnick Jr., alone, who will pay all debts and liabilities, and receive monies pavable to the said late firm. Dated this 17th day of December. 1930. BENJAMIN P. KINNICK JR. WILLIAM L. HILL. BOARD OP ZONINO APPEALS NOTICE OP HEARING Notice is hereby given that George A. Hlldner. has filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals of the City of Indianapolis, a petition asking permission to vary the reaulrcments of the Zoning Ordinance by erecting a gasoline filling station at the northeast corner of Randolph Street and Pleasant Run Parkway. North Drive. A Public Hearing will be held by said Board in Room 104. City Hall, Tuesday January 30th. 1931. at 3:80 p. m., at which time and place all interested persons will be given opportunity to be heard in reference to the matter* set out in said petition. BOARD OF ZONINO APPEALS GEO. T. O’CONNOR. President. g. B. BTEFG. Becrtarv-Englneer. BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS NOTICE OF HEARING Notice is hereby given that George Harrison has filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals or the City of Indianapolis, a petition asking permission to vary the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance by remodeling the two apartment buildings at 2323-41 College avenue to contain a total of thirty-three families. A Public Hearing will be held by said Board in Room 104. City Hail. Tuesday. January 30th, 1931. at 2:30 p. m„ at which time and place all interested persons will be given opportunity to be heard in reference to the matters set out In said petition. BOARD OF ZONING APPEALB. GEO. T. O'CONNOR. President. H. B. STEEP. Secretary-Engineer. Death Notices BLACK, BERT K.—Age 44 years, husband of Lillian H. Black, passed away Sunday a. m. Services at the PLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Tuesday. 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Wednesday at Albion. Ind. CARROLL. JOHN—Beloved husband of Hanna M. Carroll, father of Helen Anna and John Carroll Jr., passed away Sunday. Jan. 11. at the residence. 3365 North Pennsylvania street. Funeral Wednesday Jan. 14th. 8:30 a. m.. at residence. Services at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery Friends Invited. MILLER. MRS. ELIZABETH A.—Beloved wife of Jacob D. Miller, mother of Charles. Galen. Clye and Claud Miller and Mrs. C. L. Dold; grandmother of Mrs. Wilford Morrison of South Bend, Ind.. and Russell Miller of Indianapolis, and sister of Mary Smith, passed away Sunday. Jan. 11. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 14th. 50 a. m. from FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. 1639 N. Meridian St. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends invited. PIDGEON, ELIZABETH—Age 69 years, mother of Robert H. Pidgeon and Mrs. Albert F. Bromley, passed away Monday morning at her home, 2333 Ashland Ave. Services at the PLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Wednesday at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Bulral Crown Hill. WEIST. MRS. FRIEDA DAVlDS—Beloved mother of Mrs. James Wilson. Mrs. William Mullen and Max Davids, passed away at her late residence, 1424 S. New Jersey St., Saturday. 10 p. m. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 13. at 3 p. m., at above address. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill, j Richmond papers please copy.l Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS—I thank sincerely the friends that helped me during the sickness and death of my beloved wife, Pauline Stone, and who were also so kind to her. Also am I deeply grateful to the Rev. Kistler, Kregelo & Bailey, the pallbearers of the police department. Dr. McAlexander and nurses and ail those who sent the beautiful flowers. GEORGE L. STONE. CARD OF THANKS—We desire sincerely to thank our many friends and relatives for the sympathy and solicitude shown us In our recent bereavement in the death of our dear daughter and sister, Mary C. Brooks; also do we thank the many friends of the Northwestern university. Evanston, HI.; all those who sent the beautiful flowers, the pallbearers and Finn Bros. MRS. JULIA BROOKS AND DAUGHTERS, IRENE AND BETTY. CARD OF THANKS—We are deeply and sincerely grateful to our many fine friends ana neighbors for the kindness shown to Clara M. Wichmann. our beloved wife and mother. Especially should his lordship, the bishop, the Rev. Father and St. Catherine’s church know our lasting appreciation of their great spiritual aid to us in our bereavement. A. O. WICHMANN AND FAMILY. TIMES WANT ADS make interesting reading, because interesting bargains of many kinds are listed here dally. Funeral Directors WM. D. BBANBLO6SOM. Mortuary. Phono Be. 1588, 1321 W. Rav By W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2220 Sbelbv St Drexei 3570 George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 822 E. Market Riley 6374 UNDERTAKERS HISEY & TITUS 931 N. Delaware. U. 3821 LAUCK FUNERAL .HOME 1458 S. Meridian St. Dr. 2140. “A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE." RAGSDALE * PRICE. u 3eoß 1319 N Alabama. C. WILSON funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eouioment. Dr. 0321 and Dr 0322. Personals OVER the tea cups; social ciub. Round table everv Wednesday eve.. 7:30. 545 E. 32nd St.. Welcome. Wa. 2329, BRUCE'S CAFE—No. 2. 335 N. 111. Same service maintained as at 737 N. Penn. DETECTIVES—Private. CONFIDENTTAL. 525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1864; eve.. Hu. 3107. CROWN CLEANERS; fur repairing, rellning tailoring. 425 E. 16th. Li. 2904. WILL ASSIST LAWYERS IN DIFFICULT CASES: GIVE DETAILS. Times Box A. 161 FUR COATS remodeled. Dress making all kinds sewing; very reas. Rl. 8829. O. P. J.—Everything forgiven, please come home at once; serious illness. W. J. R. Special Notices WHY SUFFER WITH PILES When you can positively get well or it will cost you nothing? This is strictly r home treatment. Also wonderful lung, throat and catarrh treatment. Either sent parcel-post to any part of U. S. Call or write for free literature. G. R. WYSONG. 219 K. Os P. Bldg. Office Rl 4267; res.. 3939 N. Meridian. Ta. 4940. ARE YOU troubled with stomach ulcers, chronic gastritis. Indigestion, dyspepsia? Gastrul treatment has helped many sufferers without inconvenience to their daily routine. Write Btetken Laboratories. Post Office Box 5.-East Michigan station. Indlanapolis. or call Rl. 3252. NOTICE—The Eastern Star Baptist church will elect Trustees on Feb. Ist. SPECIAL offer of six weeks’ free instruction in music for enrollment fee and only cost of $2. Lessons valued at sls to S3O a term. Ir. 0956. TUTORING—H. S. English, history, civics, science, math.; exp. graduate teacher; also grades 5 to 8. Inclusive. Dr. 1606-M. Painting and Papering PAPER HANGING PAINTING; ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ESTIMATES FREE PHONE DR. 1561-W. PAINTING—’Inside, outside; floors reflnlshed. pa. clnd., rerfg. Elliott, Be. 3397-2. WHY PAY MORE—Paper furnished anc hung, $4 per room. Ch. 3004. Ir. 2415. PAPER hung. $2.59 per room and up. Paper 5c up- work guaranteed Dr. 3747. PAPER furnished and hung; $4 per room. work guar. Ch. 3051-W. PAPER Hanging. Painting. Carpenter work. FENDEL. 434 North Forest. Ch. 6217. Business Announcements REPAIR work on radios, wash, machs., sweepers, irons, sew. mach.: repair adi. fas stoves: all elec, home apps. No Job oo small, too large. Havcrlock, Ha. 4957. FEATHERS—Bought, sola and renovated, feather mattresses, pillows made to order. E. P. Burkle. 431-433 Mass. Ave.. Rl. 869 b BATH ROOM—Complete. S6O; plumbing Sz heating installed; reasonable. Ta. 4057. HOUSE wrecking, chimney repairing, general hauling. Reasonable. Dr. 1043-W. WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEX. CH. 3001. HARDWOOD—FIoors made to look new. Avoid spring rush! STEELE. Ta. 3137. GEN REPAIRING. Real sewer man. leaky roofs, gutters, turn, coils. Eve. Ch. 2283-J. Storage and Transfer LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER— Ire-proof storage house. Store now. •ay 8 months later. No charge for hauling. PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. 419 E. Market. Rl, 7750. STORAGE—OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return load*. Packing, shipping. OTTO J. SUEZ. Ri. 3628!kJ. 6561, Night* Ch. 0699-W. J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND* STORAGE: SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND—To or from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit. Cleveland or other cities. Dr. 3071 or Ri. 4268. LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING—Large iovered truck reliable men; $4 city work: Plano extra. A. J. BANKS. Be. 4460 i’T ORTH WESTERN T RANSFBR* CO -Price* reasonabla, Call at all time*. Ta. 3741.

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Many Young Men and women want to change their room—they want to be nearer their work or school. Your ad to rent your spare room will be nearer their eye . . if you call Riley 5551 NOW and ask for want ads. The Indianapolis Times Riley 5551 Reaches Prospective Tenants

Storage and Transfer MOVING. S3: you help. $1 less: lVa ton truck; cr irk. guarn. service. Ch. 5840._ BRITTON TRANSFER-Mov.. $3.50 load; large trucks; responsible men. Dr. 7615. Lost and Found LOST—Billfold, black: containing lease for storeroom ana fixtures, $25 ana l receipt. Owner needs badly. Reward. Ta. 0654. LOST—Black and tan registered police dog. No collar. Call Ch. 1887, Reward. WILL man finding tan bag with glasses please mail Indianapolis Times. LOST or stolen from vicinity 5500 N. Delaware, large red Chow dog, round collar: reward. Hu. 1797. MAN’S cameo ring. Valuable only as dear keepsake. Reward. Wa. 0188. STRAYED or stolen, female bulldog, white and brindle, brlndle spot center forehead, long tail: reward. Dr. 7247-W. or 1732 S. Randolpn. LOST—Pair of Bifocal glasses in black case under Delaware st elevation. Call Dr. 1370-J or 1170 Reid Place. Reward. RHINESTONE BRACELET—VaIued keepsake; lost at Indiana ballrm.; Fri. night; reward. Beech Grove 96-W-2. LOST—Purse, black, containing Detroit identification; jewelry valued at keepsake. Keep money, return contents of purse. Ch. 6662. MAN who took Boston Terrier from Standard Grocery Store at Fairfield and College. Jan. 3rd. please return to owner. 561 Central Court and avoid trouble. POLICE DOG—Name Jiggs. Reward. 2043 N. Temple Ave. Ch. 6065. Help Wanted Male WANTED—Ten men at once; good pay. THOMPSON. 712 N. Illinois. Experienced Bosom Press Operator. LUX LAUNDRY. 5301 WINTHROP. WILL EXCHANGE CARPENTER WORK FOR EXCAVATING. CALL HE. 2814. Help Wanted Female WANTED Ten ladies at once; good pay. THOMPSON. 713 N. Illinois. Situations Wanted Female WANTED—-By ladv, 35 years old: compan®]derly or ©ne motherless child. City preferred. Address 2032 Central Rooms for Rent ■ALA.. N„ 1115—ATTRAC. RM.; HOMELIKE; HOT WA.; GOOD HEAT. RI. 5121. BROADWAY, 3023—Comfortable rm.: board optional: men preferred: gar. He. 2687. Jl:;.- 81^-SUEEP ".“RMS.. MOD.; ALBQ HSEKPING; SEMI-MOD. RI. 2102! MERIDIAN, N., 1927—Warm, clean; every convenience; very reasonable. He. 3423. MINNESOTA. E„ 326—Nicely furnished 551™ ° ath lnclude<l ' lor 2 people. Dr NEW JERSEY. N 825—Delightful front rm., blue and gold; new walnut furniture large davenport, Brunswick radio. Rl. 9690. NEW JERSEY. N.. 418—Warm rms., steam heat, $2.50 and $3. Ri. 3088. PARK. 1018—Clean, warm, front im.; mod., private home. Ri. 4308. PENN., N- 2107—Warm, clean, well furn. rm.; close bath: $3. Ta. 3845. TALBOTT. N.. 2333—Nice warm rm.; home privileges: nr. car, bus. Ta. 1637. TALBOTT, N- 1737—Comfortable, attrae., front rm.. for legislators: reas.: car line. WASH., e!! 2827—Warm, light front, Ist floor: private home: priv. entrance. 1 or 2. WASH . E., 4213—Lovely, warm room; private home; privileges. Ir. 1296, 21ST. W„ 37—Share room, meals optional; reasonable. Call eves. Ha. 3067. ’ 32D. W.. 1064—Front sleeping rm.. 1 or 2 gentlemen: private home; car and busreasonable. Brkfast if desired. Ha. 4378-J. 32D. E.. 545—Business woman or couple to share lovely home. Wa. 2339. _ ST. DENIS HOTEL—I 36 W. MARKET ST - WARM, MODERN ROOMS. $5 UP. DENISON HOTEL „ Pay all your bills with one check: lights, water, maid service. linen furnished: 37 and up. Pennsylvania & Ohio PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.: hot. cold water: $5 wk.: with bath, $7 wk.: city heat: real winter home, ladles., gentlemen. 232 S. Illinois. HOTEL EDWARD Centrally Located—Modern Special low weekly rate to men only. RIGHT at Real Silk; two warm modern sleeping rooms. 715 E. North. Rl. 5946. HEAD bed lamps- excellent rooms: $7 wk.with bath $8 weekly and up for Derm guests Colonial Hotel $36 N Illinois DOWNTOWN I —Cozy, nicely furnished rm.; private, modern apt. Ri, 4618. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS. Room for Rent With Board NEW JERSEY. N.. 2229—Warm, front rm.; private, modern home: plenty hot water: home cooking. Ta. 4706. TECUMSEH. 1049, N.—Nice rm.; private home, prlvll.: E. 10th car. Ch. 3263-W. EXCELLENT care for child: Christian, childless home: ref. Ha. 1679-W. PARK. 2040—Warm rm., good meals, priv. home, privileges, reason. He. 2418. BEAUTIFUL, economical home for few employed girls. 534 E. 39th. Ta. 6807Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N.. 1034—3-rm. apt.: everything furnished: steam heat. Rl. 5011, ALABAMA, N.. 2037 Nicely furnished large rm., kltchntte; overstufled. Ta. 1550. BELLEFONTAINE. 1810—2 well furnished rms., modern, priv. entrance, garages. He. 4774. BELLEFONTAINE. 1131—1 and 2-rm. apts.; $3.50. $5.50; everything fur. Ri. 2089. BROADWAY. 1134—2 clean warm rms.. kitchenette, range, sink. 3 beds: $7. BUTLER, 8., 223—2 or 3 unfurnished rms., priv. bath, util, fur.: $25. S3O. Ir. 4139. CENTRAL. 1404—2 large front rms.. next bath: close press. 3 beds, range. 87. CAPITOL. N- 2045—2 FRONT. CLEAN WARM RMS.. MODERN HOMS. PRIV. ENTRANCE: $6, DENNY. N„ 58—3-rms. furnished; private bath and entrance. Ir. 4568. DORMAN. N.. 541—3 housekeeping rms., 55.50: everything furnished; private er,. ILLINOIS. N., 2339—1. 2. 3-rm. kitchtaete apts.. $5, $8.50; evrythng. fur. Ta. 7110 ILLINOIS. N„ 2339—1. 2. 3-rm. kitchenette apt., $4.50. $6 and $8.50; everything furn. Ta. 7110, KENWOOD. 3207—Wi1l share 7-rm. modern fwarmi with congenial couple, or rent comfortable sleeping rooms. Ha. 2009. LOCKERBIE, 516—3 clean warm furnished rms. Close in. Reasonable. NEW JERSEY. N.. 134 —Good clean housekeeping rooms. Ri. 4145. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1009—2 front, nicely furn. rms.. good heat. Ri. 8777. NEW JERSEY. N.. 826—2-rm. apt., fur. beautifully: steam heat, bath. Rl. 6708. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1606—2 rms.. downstairs; furnished; and entrance; sink. Ha. 0326-M. OHIO. E. 540—2 front rooms. *5 per week: 1 room. $3: garage. ORIENTAL. N.. 20—2 rm. furn apt.; also 2-rm. unfurnished apt. Li. 9055. PROSPECT. I4J7—Near Fountan Square, set of housekeeping rms.. bath furnished complete: mod.; use of phone; adults. TALBOTT. N, 2338—2-rm. kitchenette; also 1 front rm. kitchen.; nicely fur.; garage. Ta. 7038. TALBOTT. N.. 2430—1, 2, kitchenette apts. $5. 6, and $7 week. WASHINGTON. Z.. 3301—3 rm. modem apt- everything furn.; private entrance. 63D E.. 407—2 front room's; furnished or unfurnished: modern. Wa. 4113-J. Houses and Flats Furnished ASHLAND. 1529—Tw0 nicely furnished front rooms: ln-a-door bed: kitchen, dinette; private bath and entrance. - CENTRAL, 2131—1-rm., kitchenette, good heat, private ent. and bath; util, fur; $8 week. He. 4155. COLLEGE. 3033—2-rm. mod. furnished apt- suitable for 2 or 4: SB. He. 5115. EUCLID. N.. 625—Modern 4 rms- kltchenete: in-a-door bed: gar, optional. Ir. 2458. RILEY. N., 101—3 rms- bath- completely furn. .good heat, vary teas.' Ir. 3548# P

Houses and Flats Furnished ROCKVILLE RD. 3783—Furnished 5-rm-modern bungalow. Call Be. 3498. AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL 850 N. PENN. Beautifully famished and unfurnished apartments, ultra modem, bath with tub and shower. Frigldalre. walking distance. Phone Rl 1371 ______ THE BERWICK 901 N. New Jersey St.: 2 rooms with kitchenette and bath: newly refurnished: all utilities: low weekly rent. DELAWARE COURT One room, kitchenette and bath; furnished or unfurnished. See custodian. MODERN 2-rm. private apt- downtown; everything furnished; reas. LI. 6177. DREXEL ARMS—73O N. 111.; 3.3 rms.. furn. hskg. suites, with bath; $lO, sls wk. Apartments for Rent BICKING, 318—4-rm- modern apartment; heat, water furnished. Dr. 4659-M. 1020 CENTRAL $35.00 1244 E. Washington 43.50 850 N. Pennsylvania 60.50 13 N. Traub 38.00 1108 College 35.00 1655 N. Alabama 37.00 3015 N. Meridian ....SBO to 85.00 3707 N. Meridian 125.00 234 E. Pratt 37.50 1733 N. Meridian 64.50 3515 N. Pennsylvania 59.50 1230 Park Ave 43.00 413 N. Alabama ..$47 to 57.00 1236 N. Illinois $38.50 to 43.50 1603 Central $32.50 to 55.00 418 E. 15th $45.00 to 55.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES. 710 Union Title. _ Li. 3458. He. 1237. Ri. 1371PENNSYLVANIA. N- 1848-Lfiwer duplex: 3 rooms, large bath, ln-a-door bed; 2 large closets; stationary tub: crystal chandelier; 2 porches; beautiful shrubbery: city heat. gas. electricity and garage turn,: rent reduced to S4O. Ta. 6250. RILEY. N- 37—Two. 4-rm. apts.: modern; on court within, $lB to $25. Ir. 6663. 11TH. W.. 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apt.; heat, light, gas. water and ice fur.; S3O 00. Apply Apt. 1. THE GRANT. BELLEFONTAINE. 2315—3 rms. and bath, recently repainted and redecorated lower apt.; heat, water, garage. Dr. 5108. SEE OR PHONE US FIRST Furnished and unfurnished apts- in ten locations; $25 ud. Phone Li. 5391 CVB. Wa. 0433. H. H. WOODSMALL & CO. Apartment Rental Bureau W 8 have apartments for rent anywhere In the city north of Washington St.: let us help you find one. positively no extra commission and no obligations; we usually furnish ear and driver to show apartments without extra charge. Call Ri. 1371 day and night service. THE HAINES—BIOVi N. HI.: beautiful efficlency apts:: close In: reas. LI, 8384. THE CHISWICK Ruckle. 2805-11: desirable 5 rooms (2 bedrms.l. SSO. $55: garage, heat, water furnished. Rl. 7243: eves- Ha. 1663-M. Downtown Eugenia Apts- 302 W. New York; four rooms: perfect condition: $37.50. Ri. 6367. SCHMID & SMITH. INC- REALTORS. 5 ROOMS—Heat, water; month free: moving expenses: $42. Rl. 5994. He. 2783. Houses for Rent ARBOR. W. 5!— 2. 5-rm. single*, mod.: $16.50: water pd. Be. 4145-R. ARSENAL, 8- 210—5 rooms, bath, 2-car garage: redec. Reduced. S2O. Ir. 3097. BALTIMORE AVE- 4409—5 rms., in good condition, near school and bus. Reduced to sl7, Ri. 8825. Hu. 601 fr ■COTTAGE, 1545—5 rooms; water paid; gas, elec.; sl6; near school. Hu. 4368. DE LOSS. 1318 —4-room single; lights, gas. city water: inside toilet; garage; sl2. Ri. 8441. HERBERT ST- 1223—6-room modern dble., gar„ wat. pd- 825. Call 2025 W. Vermont. HIGHLAND. N.. 402—7 rooms, semi-mod.. 4 bedrooms; S2O. Wa. 4112-J. KENWOOD. 3707—Lovely. 4 rms.. with dining nook and kitchen furnished; fenced yard; garage; laundry tubs and hot plate in basement: $47.50. Hu. 7805, LINWOOD. 713—Irvington: cosy 4-room mod. bungalow double: built-in features; garage; water paid; adults; S3O. Ch. 0588 during day. Inquire 3303 or 3319 E. 10th. LYON. S- 821 —4 rooms, garage, chicken house; only sls. Be. 3531. MOUNT, §7! 52 —8-room cottage, elecgas. garage. Reduced. $lB. Be. 0746. NEW JERSEY. N., 2834—6 rms. mod., h a rdwood firs., tile bath, gar- S4O, Ha. 2527. ORLEANS. 1831—4-room, semi-modern double: $18: water paid. 116 W. RAYMOND! ‘ Five-room single; lights, gas, garage, SIO.OO GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Li. 7491. RITTER, S- 435—Double: 4 rooms: semimodern; water paid; $lB. Ri. 6618. TACOMA. N.. 1521’—4 rooms, semi-modern: $18.50. EDWADS & EDWARDS. 128 E. Market. LI. 4437. VALLEY AVE- 2016—Four-room double, garage; new paint and paper; sl6. BUCKEYE FINANCE. 207 E.' New York St. WOODRUFF PL., 735—Middle Dr..: 4-bed-rm- 2-way double; wa. pd.: $65. Wa. 5000. 7953 E. 38TH. Seven-room, all modern single and garage: $45. GREGORY & APPEL, INC. LI. 7491. MONTH RENT FREE. 624J4 S. New Jersey; 3 rms- bath, sls. 523(4 E. New York; 5 rm- modern. $25. 5 ROOM bungalow. Areola heater: For information, call Ch. 2239-R2. 16TH. E- 2512—4-room strictly doubie! kitchen cabinet, garage. Dr. 1280. NORTH. 2270 E- near St. Philips church; ;4 cozy double, living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom and bath, garage, water paid: $25. HU. 3108: office. RI. 1533. Business Places for Rent DOWNTOWN lunchroom for rent: everythlng complete; estab. business. LI. 0924. Houses for Sale East ENGLISH AVE., 3707 Six-room, new bungalow, modern, nicely decorated throughout, built-in features. inclosed rear porch, full basement, stationary tubs. Holland furnace; double farage; will sell at bargain price of 5,000; on terms; no Barrett. C. B. McFadden. 230 E. Ohio. Ri. 7217. Ch. 0899. $14.00 CASH—SI4.OO monthly; price $1,400; 4-room cottage: elec, light, garage, city water. 2 lots, no Barrett; paved street. 2144 N. Temple ave. Owner, 1854 N. Delaware St. Ta. 5334. South NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO BUY. Bungalows, SIOO down. Rl- 2509. N. J. FOX. Hu. 1188. West NOTHING DOWN 4 rooms, semi-modern home, payment sls per month. 544 Berwick st. Call FRAZJSE. Li. 2318. BCHLOS6 BROS INV. CO. 443 S. HOLT AVE. —5-room modem bungalow. hardwood floors, front drive garage, vacant. Improved street. ! block south of National road, worth $5,250. sale price only $3,750 00: reasonable terms. L. J. Sexton. Realtor. Indiana Trust Bldg., Ri. 7151. Tr. 0631. Real Estate for Exchange 2 ACRES—S-room house, chicken houses, 2-car garage, on paved road at Acton. Priced less than $3,000. will consider trade for low city property. Ca- MR. AMOS. Ri. 9389, eve. Dr. 2412. American Estates Cos., Realtors _ 332 Circle Tower. WILL TRADE an in-door, or out-door golf course for farm; must be free and clear, or will consider a small mortgage: or for good lot free and clear. E. T. TOMUKSON. 271 N. Randolph. Suburban for Sale S9O CASH—S 22 monthly, price $2,250: new five-room bungalow, elec, lights, garage. 8. vide 46th 84.. W. of Traction line. Lawrence. Ind. Owner. 1854 N. Delaware Sk Tar W*4v

Machinery and Tools SPECIAL PRICE—One 3 ! 4 cu. ft. automatic electric air compressor. Complete. C*l! Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 352S I. Washington St. Ir. 1181. Household Goods 85 odd kitchen chalre, left over from our removal sale, choice 98c. Circulating Heater $29.50 Kitchen Cabinet $29.00 Gas Range $39.50 20 pc. living Room Outfit $63.00 Here Is what you get 3 pc. overstuffed suite, living room table, end table, bridge lamp, floor lamp, table scarf, book ends, candle sticks, fruit dish, fern err. smoker, magazine basket, draperies for the window. We are now in our new location 227 West Washington street, across from the Statehouae. IDEAL FURNITURE 00. ICE BOXES Price* reduced on a large portion of our very complete line. Remember you cannot buy an inefficient Ice box from Polar. We will not sell them. POLAR ICE AND FUEL COMPANY 2000 Northwestern Avenue 3905 E. Washington St. EASY WASHER, USED. FOR SALE. $17.50! CALL LI. 5886. SEWING MACHINEB, portable electric Singer and other makes as low as $35. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO- 128 W. Washington St. Rl. 9718. MAKE your own dressea. Buy Singer sewing machines as low as $lO. Singer Sewing Machine Co- 838 Va. Aye. Dr. 2474. IVORY GAS RANGE—Dining rm.. 9 pc. living rm- complete bedroom, occasional table, dressers. 2428 N. Meridian. 7-RM. PARLOR FURNACE—Hot blast and laund. stove at cost. 1236 Oliver. Be. 2456TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Musical Instruments PIANO ACCORDIONS New instruments complete with cases, SSO up. Ten Private lessons given with every instrument free. PEARSON PIANO 00. 128 N. Penn. St. Li- 5513. VOSE & SONS—Upright, walnut case: good buy $35: terms. WILKING MUSIC CO- 130 E. Ohio St. SAXOPHONE. C Melody, with case. $45.00. 205 Massachusetts Ave. Li. 9470. STARR—Upright, walnut case, splendid piano: special price SSO; terms. WILKING MUSIC CO- 120 E. Ohio St. TRUMPET3—SeveraI good used ones: E-Z payments. LORENZ SAXOPHONE SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800. CHECKERING —Fumed oak, upright, fine condition: priced only SSO; terms. WILKING MUSIC CO- 120 E. Ohio. St. Radio and Equipment Here They Go! All-Electric Federal, complete ...$49.00 Philco, highboy, complete.... 95.00 Madison Moore, 3 tubes 39.00 Pfanstiehl, complete 27.50 Philco, complete 39.00 Kolster, complete 55.00 Atwater Kent, complete 32.50 Radiola, complete 35.00 Orthophonic, complete 22.50 Sold on Convenient. Terms Radio Bargain Shop __ 225 E. Wash. St. Cleanup Sale New Radios Fads. Crosley, Majestic. Carlton and Apex radios, in 7. 8 and 9-tube outfits, delivered complete for $49.50 cash. Open eves, until 9 o’clock during sale. ALLEN, 511 Massachusetts Are. BALKEIT. screen grid, in Keil table, regular $149.50. sale $79.50. complete. Terms. KEMPIiER RADIO CO. 50c PER CALL—Expert service. Why Day more. Lightning Radio. Ch. 7310. AERIALS—Radio service, by graduate englneer: 11 vrs. exp. Dr. 6269-J. LINCOLN RADIO SERVICE—R. C. A. Tubes, gen, repairing: experts. LI. 1126. Pets WANTED—Good home for yellow Persian kittens: female. 3022 Ruckle. Ha. 0395. Poultry and Supplies 300 Tancred Leghorn Pullets, ready to lay. BOYER’S HATCHERY. Rl. 5470 or write to Thorntown, Ind. Barter and Swap DENTAL work for Printing, Rugs for Linoleum or what? Ir. 3626. Miscellaneous for Sale

BI&4 One brass floor lamp, daylight reflector, electric cigar lighter, cost $25. Sale price, $18.50. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Cap. Ave. and South St. TWO renewed Ilg exhaust fans: 36-ln. 3 ph. 60 cy- 220 V- 565 r. p. m. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO- 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. CASH AND CARRY, good house paint $1.69 a gal. Slate surface roofing. $2 per roll. ALEXANDER’S. 2445 W, 10th St. SELL, RENT OP. BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads ia the Times. Phone “ad-taker” Ri. 5551. during buslness hours. Miscellaneous Wanted H' FURNITURE OP ALL KINDS. HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED. HODGES AUCTION. RI. 3019. WE WANT HOUSEHOLD GOODS. IF It’s on earth we buy it. CARL SHANK AUCTION. 25 N. Alabama St. LI. 0055. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus clothing, furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. RI. 6822. 127 W Georgia St. Furniture Wanted—Ch. 4651 FOR QUICK SERVICE & BEST PRICES. Building Materials WEATHERSTRIPS 2c ft. Door bottoms 65c. Slate Surfaced Roll Roofing, $1.59. Storm sash are cheap. Harrison 2510. Allied Coal fc Mat. Cos. 2112 N. Western. TRY TIMES WANT ADB FOR BUSINESS. Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS—AII standard makes, new and used portables; Dalton adding machines. Repairs and typewriter supplies. Typewriters of all makes ranted at $3 per month or 3 months $7.50. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO- 137 N. Meridlan St.. Board of Trade Bldg. LI 8832 High class rental service a "specialty: 30 adding machines to go. Give us a call. Reverse charges. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 205 Mass. Ave. LL 9470. TYPEWRITERS, sold, rented and repaired, special rental rates. LIBERTY TYPEWRITEK CQ- 143 E. Ohio St. Li. 4806. Business Opportunities YOUNG man who knows air-gun painting, wood and metal finish, to take charge of shop. A salary and share of profits. Business will snow a good profit. Small investment required. Call Ri. 5662 for appointment. Ask for Mr. Peterson. LUNCH ROOM—Good location; no competition; on account sickness. Ta. C 740. TIMES WANT ADS make interesting reading. because interesting bargains of many kinds are listed here daily. Coal and Wood Economy Lump $5.00 We honestly believe this is th* best coal vou can bU7 at the price. Does not clinker and burns up into a nice white ash. BEST W. VA. LARGE BLOCK. .$6.50 BEST VA. MINE RUN. 50%Tp. 5.25 BEST EASTERN KY- LG. BLK. 7.00 BEST ISLAND CRK, LG. BLK.. 7.00 Also smaller sizes in above grade?. WONDER RED ASH LP 7.75 IND. NO. 6 LUMP 5.00 WHITE ASH. BLK 5.00 IND. MINE RUN. 50% LP 4.50 BEST POCA. LP.. RED ASH.. 9.00 CITIZENS COKE $9 00 S: 9.50 DELIVER ANYWHERE IN CITY IMMEDIATE SERVICE Economy Fuel Supply Dr. 1220. Dr. 1221. ■RCONOMIZ^WIT^ECONOMY” REX lp.. hold* fire overnight $5.00 ton $3.75. * t0n....51.50 w. v*. lump; no soot $6.50 V, ton $3.50. 14 t0n......53.00 J. & I. COAL CO. Ch- 6048. WE DELIVER ANYWHERE. W. VIRGINIA LGE. LP., FKD $6.50 % TON. 83.50 —I* TON. $3. Victor Coal Cos, BE. 4160

Coal and Wood _ _ | INDIANA J WONDER BOTEfcGLO , £>-tra. large , COAL WHITE RIVER \ COAU CO I LI-44 16 , rr* famous . i EVERGLO'! INDIA.M A ! V LUMP COAL I ! i | INDIANAPOLIS | COAL COMPANY! L*lZ+±2! i WE DELIVER ANYWHERE a s6#s(D) Hamilton Coal Cos. HU 5250 " KINDLING AND WOOD 14 of full load delivered anywhere. Fireplace and furnace wood, $3 and $4 a cord. Li. 1035, wh i am STARRY I This coal is clean forked, burns ■ well and holds fire overnight. Ah- ■ solutely the best buy in the city for H the money. Sold only by the UNION COAL CO. DR 4622 “A Trial Will* Convince You ” ■ f ' a Illinois Lump ...$5.00 Monarch Lump.. $5.25 W. Virginia Lp.. $6.50 We Handle All Other Best Grades of Coal and Coke. CENTER COAL CO. LI. 1458 LI. 1459 W.. 1 / Hoosier t[Lump ■’ n,J O r “ CREAM OF INDIANA COALS We guarantee this coal to be the finest quality sold in the city at this price. HE. 1331-32-33-34 HOOSIER COAL & OIL CO. Our Trucks Cover the City Indiana 6-ineh lump. 1 r\ Free from slate and O' K I if 1 slack. Will not clinker. West Va. 6-in. blk. cln. fkd. This is one of the jl. S A highest quality coals QL C. I | coming from W. Va... Other High-Grade Coal and Coke We Dediver Anywhere Crane Coal Ca UR. 5904. DR. 5904. oePCOAL INDIANA STH VEIN 8-IN. LP, FKD.SS.OO W. VIRGINIA 6-IN. LP- FKD 6.50 W. VA. MINE RUN. 50% LUMP 5.25 W. VA. 4x6 FURNACE EGG. FKD.. 6.25 W. VA. WASH EGG- FKD 6.25 GENUINE ISL. CRK. LGE. LP. FKD. 7.00 E. Ky.. walnut. 6-in. lump, fkd 7.00 Pocahontas No. 3 shov. !p 9.00 Pocahontas mine run. 40% lp 7.00 Citizen coke, all sizes $9.00 to 9.50 Xlall Us fer Quick Delivery. FREDRICK COAL CO. ESTAB. 31 YEARS. 801-899 Beecher St Dr. 1792-1793 f mm " <l ,T, “ ' ” \ LOTS OF HEAT—LOW COST BLACK BELL $ e BLOCK Burn one ton on our recommendation. We know you’ll reorder on your own recommendation. Sold only by us. W. Virginia 1p... $6.50 Kentucky block.. .$7.00 FEDERAL COAL CO. 1020 E. North St. CH. 2291 >. J Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. Why take chances on Inferior grads of coal. Our years of experience is your profit. Indiana. 8-ln lp. cln fkd $5.00 W. Va., 2x6 furnace egg 6.25 W VA- LARGE LP., FORKED 6.5d W. V- 2x4 egg, forked 6.25 E. Ky- 6-in. Tump forked.... 7.00 Pioneer Island Creek forked... 7.00 Genuine No. 3 Pocahontas 9.00 “’ocahontas No. 3 mine run.... 7.00 Citizens Coke, al! sizes. $9 and 9.50 (Kindling, 15c bundle with order. Operators of Three Taras. Dr. 6685 Dr. 2400 _____ Money to Loan Furniture Loans—Rate Per Month 2% LOWEST IN CITY Nc extra charges: no indorsers No embarrassing investigation* PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION 330 Occidental Bldg. Ri. 3587. PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS SECURITY INV <te LOAN. INC. 136 N Delaware. Li. 5086. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY OP INDIANAPOLIS. INC. 34 S. Pennsylvania. Rl. 5054. THE ARCADE LOAN COMPANY. Chattel Loans. 137 E Wash. Room 24 Rl. 5037 I NEARLY A THIRD I The Household Plan offers each H m loans above SIOO to S3OO at al- ■ ■ most a third less than the lawful I ■ rate. No lower rate on house- M H hold loans available in the city. ■ H Loans of SSO to SIOO can be made I;;: ■ at a slightly higher rate. * ! Strictly confidential. Husband 1 ■ and wife only need sign. Come Pi ■ m. phone or write. ■ sth Floor Lemcke Bldg. ■ ■ 106 Z- Market St. Ri. 2573. ■ 4th Floor Krcsee Bldg, j 41 E. Washington St. Rl. 7923. | HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION

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| Money to Loan furJ*s&jre AIIT@SANS QUICK—COURTEOUS CONFIDENTIAL LEGAL RATE Buckeye Finance Cos. 297 E. New York Si 1 * RI. 4974 CASH LOANS ON YOUR CAR OR FURNITURE NO ENDORSERS—CONFIDENTIAL MONEY SAME DAY ONE PLACE AND 30 MONTHS TO PAY “CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS” WITH CONSOLIDATED FINANCE CORP. 850 Consolidated Bide. ! 115 N. Penn. St. RL 7488. DRA\V From us to meet unexpected household expenses, pay old bills or other worthy purposes. Your own name and security is enough. W T rite, phone or come in and talk to the manager. THE CAPITOL LOAN CO. 1411/2 E. WASH. ST. RHey 7561 ~ MONEY - TO loan . .and second real estate mortgage* AUTOMOBILE and HOUSEHOLD loans Bcmlfable Finance Cos SIB E Ohio LI 6805 TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Automobiles Wanted WHJj— Pay cash for your car or your I. WOLF AUTO CO. IfcJMSi 561 N. Capitol. ? AY cash 1 FOR LATE MODEL CARS JSUREKA AUTO. 322 N. Cap.. Li, 4188 Motors Rebuilt $lB to S2B T. 1 !. 1 con iP'etely overhaul your motor. j!f, m _yite n rings, grind valves, tighten a nd main bearings and‘tune motor at a net cost of $lB to S2B. Absolutely guaranteed in every way. EvervRi lnf n64 8 lowest prices. Call or phone Southend Alabarmi SUte Auto School- - mnlr a SSE > T^i®° tlres ’ a!1 sl z*. $1 each. Wash 4300 * Venlrig *' 3117 W ’ JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON "OO _w, : SS".r, -■& Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLET Coach 1929 O W. mileage, paint and tires ilk* O. K.: our price! $295; HARE CHEVROLET CO. 553 E. Wash. St. rj s32s Open evenings and Sunday. * * OLDSMOBJLE 1929 Cabriolet beaStifufcar! s4B d s e oo ra ° Unt * “ nd 8 Ver7 BROWNING GENT CO., Inc. 10th & Meridian. Ri. 8655. REAL VALUES IN USED CARJR MAR mv! N ts N m W 'SIS D CAR STORE X CHEVROLET Coach 1928 This is a lat-e 1928 car, excellent. Daint and tiros, mechanically perfect, 375 down. HARE CHEVROLET CO. 552 E. Wash. Bt. ri. 5335 Open Evenings and Sunday, CHEVROLET coupTT923 , 1 This i* a real buy for someone. looks and runs like new. mechanically m perfect condition: only $75 down. HARE CHEVROLET CO. 552 E. Wash. St. RL 8333. CHEVROLET Coach, 1929 /J ' ,ust flu&ltc i 7 really attracted bv price, we are offer Jug this car at the exceptionally low price of $285. Lauth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 B. Wash. St. ir. 1175. Open Evenings. CHEVROLET 1530. CAN HARDLY FORD 1930 Tudor DEMONSTRATOR. This c*r has been rariSrissiS: .'sar 11 ’ “ aa - BROWNING GENT, Inc. 10th & Meridian. Ri.8855 CHEVROLET ! 929 COUPE; a real S2SS buv at a real price, 420 MOYER WHIPPET 1938." 0003 LY PERFFCT T PA- LOOKS GOOD, PRICK INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. 1065 VIRGINIA AVY DR WHIPPET ! 2 I Cabriolet coupe. $195; O ' K. Martin ** ly ' FORD MODEL A Tudor sedan. 1933.’ Tnis car is like new: in excellcnt condition ttiroughout. Priced onlv Washington S?' r°< Zt™ 00 *' 819 E ’ OAKLEY HAS SOME REAL Used Car Bargains YOU DON’T THINK SO! Let Us Show You *We Will Prove It Very Liberal Terms We Trade OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1*63-6$ S. MERIDIAN. PR 4141. Depenaaoie Used Cars. ” JOHNSON CHEVROLET 00. Meridian at 11th. 14. *s6j. FORD MODEL A Snort Coupe. 1928. *T. , Has good tires, paint an 4 Jl°. or * s A-l throughput. Priced only *”5. C O. WARNOCK. 819 E. Washlngton St. LI. 8396. Good Used Cars. ” _ frank a FEESER. 11*6 Prort ect. py, S IOC, Bargains in Used Cars. ORAHAM-PAIGE OF INDIANA 3309 E Wash St ch 1002 MAROUETTE sedan. iaso Thi* ‘P, U Ulte ne ** completely in A-l condition throughout, priced only $550. Thornburg & Lewis 1302 X. Wash. St. Li. 1571. Open Evenings. WE HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT £r F ~^k A V E . „ - MODEL REPOSSESSED gLO|FD CARS. WE HAVE EVER OFARE lower than ELSEWHERE. OF COURSE tNDIAN&E?LIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, IM.$ VTR —IMA AVE. DR, 3891. Trucks NO CASH DOWN ' PAYMENT If you have a passenger car which isn’t making any money for you, we are in a position to take it in trade on a good used truck which will make you some money. At this time we have a nice selection to choose from, rating from 1 to 5 tons with any kind of body. General Motors Truck Cos. Direct Factory Branch 31 W. 13th St. Liberal Terms. Open Sunday, 9 to 1