Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1931 — Page 13

JUNE 15,1931.

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FAMILY BARES SLAIN BEAUTY'S SORDIDJTORY Starr Faithful! Ruined by ‘Benefactor/ Driven Near Insanity, They Say. (Continued from Page One) helped them trace the affair was quoted by Faithfull as saying: "I know a thug you can hire for SIOO to beat up so that He’ll remember it to his dying day. If I were you’ I’d do it.” Faithfull did not accept the hotelman’s offer, but waited, thinking that to act at the time would be only to precipitate a scandal in which Starr would be the real sufferer. Finally, the story was told to a society friend of Mrs. Faithfull. This woman in turn told her husband and the latter consulted a lawyer. Starr had to have alienist and medical treatment, and on this theoi*y it was argued that the man in question at least should contribute to the work of restoring her mind to a normal state. Negotiations were had between Faithfull, his lawyer and representatives of the man in question. At one stage there were suggestions that Faithfull’s demands were exorbitant and that any excess beyond a given figure would be in the class of extortion. Deny Extortion Attempt The Faithfulls disclaimed then, and now, any extortion ever was dreamed of or practiced. The man in question, according to a document in the possession of the Faithfulls eventually paid $20,000 and secured a release of all claims by the Faithfulls. Since that time, there has been no demand for more money, and no communication between the Faithfulls and the man whom they assert despoiled the pretty Starr, warped her mind, and made of her a JekyllHyde person. It developed from the Faithfulls today that about a month ago, an attorney friend of Faithfulls inquired if any of the family had been talking about the tragedy of Starr’s youth. They gave positive assurances that outside of the small circle who knew of it originally—all discreet—nobody knew the story. But, the Faithfulls admitted the possibility that Starr may have talked. With drink she was a different girl from tire charming and fastidious girl they knew at home. And, they confessed, it was possible that someone had won her confidence and had misused the information. Story Told to Authorities The Faithfulls have given the authorities information on the incidents above related. They have also Communicated to them facts of the girl’s last days on earth, as gathered from Starr’s conversations. They know' of her being aboard the Cunard liner Franconi, May 29. The girl was put overboard from this boat after it had cleared. They relate a conversation that she recounted concerning meeting with Dr. Carr, the ship’s doctor. He rebuffed her and told her he never cared to see her again. "And she said, ‘well, he never will, then,’ ” Tucker Faithfull interjected. While police continued to delve Into the mystery with its involved suggestions of blackmail, trips on ocean liners, affairs with many men and wild parties in which Starr became moody and at times bordered on the maniacical. District Attorney Elvin N. Edwards of Nassau county, planned to go before the grand jury again Tuesday to present additional evidence. District Attorney Edwards still is firm his theory the girl was thrown from a boat or jetty at Long Beach and held under water until she was drowned. Starr was an expert swimmer, having captained the swimming team during her school days at the Rogers Hall finishing school in Massachusetts. It was believed possible Starr’s activities outside Manhattan bay have linked her in sopie strange manner with a band of jewel thieves. Meanwhile, authorities continued to place increasing importance on the whereabouts of Tucker faithfull on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday her sister was missing from home. Faithfull told the United Press Tucker spent Saturday and Sunday with out-tof-town friends and insisted the girl had detailed her whereabouts to Edwards. However, if Edwards is in possession of that information he never has Indicated it. Lived in Luxury While in London, Starr lived in luxury, the friend of a peer's son, of artists and of ship officers. But Tucker, Faithfull insisted, led a different life, with different associates and her friends were unknown to Starr. Police made another search of the Faithfull home Sunday night, delving in back of bookshelves, hidden hooks and through piles of detective magazines, seeking other diaries or love letters left by Starr. It was Indicated they might make public the first diary, which contains accounts of love episodes and names and initials. Thus far nineteen men whose names were revealed by the book have been questioned and eliminated. Inspector Harold R. King believes more light may be shed on the girl’s past by making the book public. Search for Lingerie Love letters written to Starr in the months immediately preceding her death were in the hands of the Investigators, who said they were bf more importance than the diary. Borne of the letters were written a <iew days before the girl died. Check of the names, initials, and pet names signed to these letters with the names and initials mentioned tn the diary indicated an entirely new set of men had come Into th adventurous girl’s life recently. A search of the Long Island beaches was under way in the hope pf finding the girl’s hat, coat, bags, ghoes and lingerie, which are still <ptsfiing.

Hard Word By United Press WASHINGTON, June 15— To Senator Jim Davis of Pennsylvania, persons who besmirch the names of America’s national heroes are "breuads.” He used the term in a Flag day address because, he said, no word in the English language fittingly describe* my contempt for such vile creatures.’’ “Breuad” is Welsh and means "a worm that eats the flesh of the dead.”

‘lO-YEAR PLAN’ IN U.S.URGEO National Group to Take Up Labor Proposal. By United Press NEW YORK, June 15.—As a result of a suggestion by Matthew Woll, vice-president of the American Federation of Labor, that “the time has come to meet the coldblooded Communist five-year plan with a warm-blooded ten-year plan of democratic idealism,” James W. Gerard, chairman of the commission on industrial inquiry of the National Civic Federation, has sent letters to 500 leaders of industry and finance, it was learned today. The letters propose the calling of a national congress to study possibilities of bringing about an economic readjustment in the United States. Problems to be considered by the congress would include determining the annual national human requirements in commodities and service for ten years; the immediate visible suply of required commodities and apportioning among industrial divisions their respective tasks of production and handling. The establishment of a six-hour day and a five-day week also was mentioned by Woll as important. In the Air Weather condition at 9 a. m.: Northeast wind, 10 miles an hour; temperature, 75; barometric pressure, 30.06 at sea level; ceiling, unlimited; visibility, 7 miles; field good. Plane Is Demonstrated The Cloud Coupe, anew light sesqui-monoplane, manufactured at Milan, Ind., was demonstrated Sunday at municipal airport by John Sutherland, former Embry-Riddle pilot. In addition to the ordinary high monoplane wing, the plane has shorter lower wings which can be removed when additional stability is not needed. The plane carries two passengers side-by-side, and is made to sell at a nominal price, a course of instruction being included in the purchase price. Plane to Be Exhibited Anew type plane being manufactured at Milan, Ind., was demonstrated at municipal airport Sunday afternoon. The plane, a Cloude coupe, shown for the first time at the recent Detroit air show, is a sesqui-mono-plane. It has the usual monoplane wing, with the addition of a short lower wing which is removable. The plane is used as a monoplane for ordinary flying, ‘■and with addition of the short lower wing becomes a reliable stunt plane, according to its builders. It is in the light plane class, and remarkable performance characteristics are claimed for it. SAW 14 PRESIDENTS Chicago Newspaper Man Wants Peep at Hoover to Make It 15. By United Press CHICAGO, June 15—In 1861, at Hudson, 0., James Abott, a newspaper man, saw a President of the United States for the first time. The Atotfw WaS L l n / oln - Since the n n Presidents Johnson, Gr an t, Hayes, Garfield, Arthur Cleveland, Harrison, McKinlev' Taft , Wilson, Hardin^ H^h S°/ dge ' He has never se en Herbert Hoover. That’s why he is ® prln Sfield Wednesday when the President will be there. RAIDERS~~SEizE~YACHT By United Press X™ YORK, June 15—One of the largest and most elaborately ? a lUm Sn- 8 f J h 166 * foot steam yacht Surf-was captured by coast Long Snd ‘ he “ stern “P caSled Ur /lr COast , guardsmen said, wereo.ooo cases aboard.

DEDICATE SITE TO TAGGART MEMORY

State, City Officials in. Rite Sunday at Riverside Park Colonade. With state and city officials paying high tribute to memory of Thomas Taggart, former mayor and Democratic leader, the Thomas Taggart colonnade in Riverside park was dedicated formally Sunday afternoon before a crowd of more than three hundred. Speakers on the program included Governor Harry G. Leslie. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan and George J. Marott. Michael E. Foley, former park board member, presided, and Bishop Joseph *M. Francis gave the invocation and benediction. Mr. Taggart’s rise from a boy washing dishes in a restaurant to one of the foremost figures in Indiana, was described by Marott. During his administration ns mayor, Mr. Taggart was responsible for acquisition by the city of hundreds of acres of park land, acting in spite of bitter opposition. During his administration, in 1897. the city Required the 1,000 acres of Taggart Riverside park for $243,000.

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TORNADO WHIPS OVERJNGLAND Damage Toil in Terrific Storm Is Heavy. By United Press LONDON, June 15. A tornado struck widely separated sections of the British Isles Sunday. Two persons were killed and many injured at Birmingham. Numerous buildings were unroofed. Floods accompanied the tornado and inundated the streets at Blackpool. Many feet of water stood in low-lying sections. Many railroads were flooded and trains diverted over other routes. Hailstones, some reputedly four and one-half inches around, ravaged Portsmouth, while severe hail storms were reported at Liverpool, Scarborough, Bridlington, Chester, Cheltenham and Salisbury. A cloudburst in Wales flooded many villages. One report said a crew of seven men was drowned when the fishing smack 1418, out of Boulogne, France, collided with an unidentified steamer in the English channel. CHURCH WAR OVER Pope’s Note Delivered as Clubs Are Reopened. By United Press ROME, June 15.—The Vatican’s fourth note concerning the ItaloVatiean controversy was delivered to the Italian foreign office today. The pope had received Monsignor Francesco Borgongini-Duca, papal nuncio of Italy, at noon and it had been understood that their conversation was a preliminary to delivery of the latest note. Contents of the note were not divulged. Several Catholic young men’s clubs were reopened today in Rome and Turin, which was construed as indication that a settlement of recent difficulties had been achieved. CARTOONIST IS ROBBED $50,000 in Jewels Surrendered to Thugs by Creator of Andy Gump. By United Press CHICAGO, June 15.—After losing $50,000 worth of jewels in Michigan avenue, Sidney Smith, creator of the Andy Gump cartoon, said today his one regfet was that he had a sore hand couldn’t "take a sock” at the t#o gunmen who robbed him and Mrs. Smith. The cartoonist started to strike one of the robbers with his cane, but- changed his mind when threatened with a gun by the other. The jewels were insured. No Business Boom, Prediction By United Press ST. LOUIS, June 15—The next year will not witness any sensational Pusiness . A. D. McMulJhp al ?°^ a City > of the National Retail Credit Association, predicted - today prior to the organization’s annual convention.

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Death Notices HARITY. MRS. ANNE—Of 4460 Washington Blvd.. widow of ths late PatncK Harity and mother of the late Patrick F. Harity. grandmother of Bernard and Mary Anne Harity. passed a wav Saturday, June 13, at St. Vincent’s hospital. Funeral Tuesday. June 16. at FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. 1639 N. Meridian St., at 8:15 a. m. Services at St. Joan of Arc Church at 9 a, m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. JOHNSON. CATHERINE—AnnabeIIe, beloved little daughter of James and Einora Johnson died Sunday at midnight, age 1 year. Funeral Wednesday. June 17. from the residence. 428 N. Gray Sc., 8:30 a. m. Services at St. Philip Neri Church. 9 a. m. Friends invited. In charge, J. J. BLACKWELL & SON. JOHNSON. J. HARRY—Passed away at the Methodist hospital Sunday morning. June 14. Services at KREGELO & BAILEY’S. 2233 N. Meridian St.. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Friends may call after 2 o’clock Monday. TRAVIS. PAULINE I—Beloved mother of Mrs. Ida L. Paine and Miss Margaret Travis, passed awav Sunday afternoon Funeral services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial at Washington Paar kcemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary at anv time. Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM Mortuary. Phone Be. 1588 1321 W. Raw St W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2220 Shelby 6t. Drexel 2570. _____ ROY J. TOLIN 525 English. Dr. 6969. George Grinsteiner Puneraj director. 522 & Market Riley 5374. UNDERTAKERS HISEY & TITUS 931 N. Delaware. LI. SB2l. “A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE." RAGSDALE <te PRICE LI. 8608. 1219 N- _Aiabarna. J. C. WILSON funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eauipment. Dr. 0321 and Dr. 0322. Personals DETECTIVES—Private. CONFIDENTIAL. 535 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1364: eves.. Hu. 3107. CIRCULAR letters multigraphed typewritten, work guara.t low prices. LI. 2175 Instructions GOLF BEGINNERS 3 lessons, $2, Phone Ta, 5914. MEN—WOMEN. 18-50. 5105.00-S2BO month. Government jobs. Steady work. Common education usually sufficient. Valuable book with list positions—sample, coaching—FßEE. Write immediately. Franklin Institute. Dept. 72 K, Rochester. N. Y, FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR—To each new pupil: play popular muusic in 12 weeks by radio artists. Ch. 0521-J. M. Dellinger. SPECIAL OFFER—Of six weeks free instruction in pipe organ, voice and piano for the enrollment fee of $2 Lessons valued from 810 to S3O a term. Ir. 0956. SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in the Times. Phone “ad-taker” Ri. 5551. during business hours. Business Announcements OLD FLOORS REFINISHED” estimates on new floors. _ Ir. 3720. FLOOR covering cheap. Estimate free. 30-day offer, 12x14 kitchen, 812. including expert laying, variety of patterns. Drop a card and I will call. R. JORDAN, 48 S. Brookville blvd. ELECTRlC—Sweepers, irons, washing machines repaired; lawn mowers sharpened. 1812 Ashland. He. 2845. FOR expert engineering service, machine and tool designing, reas. rates, call JOHN MATSON. Ir. 3851. 405 Spencer Ave. GEN. REPAIR—Brick, cement, plastering carpentering, hard time prices. Li. 2705. BATH ROOM —Complete. 860; plumbing A: heating Installed: reasonable. Ta. 4057. HARDWOOD FLOORS—Sanded and refinished: all work guar. WOLFE. Dr. 0114-R OLD FLOORS REPAIRED Esti. Furn. Ir. 7478. HOUSE WRECKING—Chimnev repairing; general hauling: reas. Dr. 1042-W. Rug Cleaners Bxl2 DOMESTIC rug cleaned, 81.75. CHIEF RUG CLEANING CO Hu. 4382. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Storage and Transfer RADIO TRANSFER SPECIAL PRICES ON LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING. RI. 4757. J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE: SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND—To or from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit, Cleveland or other cities. Dr. 3071, or Ri. 4265. NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO—Prices reasonable. Call at all times. Ta. 3741. STORAGE —Overland hauling; low rates: all loads Insured. George’s Vans. Dr. 5611. LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER— Fire-proof storage house. Store new nay 6 months later. No charge for hauling PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO 4? 9 E Market Ri 7750 MOVING 83—You help. 81 less: cuick service: careful white men. Ch. 5340. LET RUSSELL TRANSFER move vou on credit: 30 riavs. Ri. 3455. Res.. Be. 4353. STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special nrices on return loads, packing. California shipment Rl. 3628. Ri, 6561. Nights. Ch. 0699-W OTTO J. SUESZ Lost and Found LOST—Between 12 and 3:30 o’clock day. one black Gladstone bag marked W. A. S.: one tan cowhide traveling bag, marked C. L. H. Jr.: one cheap black bag containing samples of clocks. Reward for all three with contents: $25. Notify Dr. L. B. SPEAR. 1018 HumeMansur Bldg. Rl. 1771. Indianapolis. Lost and Found Finders of Lost Articles That have been advertised in this column will receive two guest tickets for The Apollo Theater “DADDY LONG LEGS” When you have returned the article tc its owner, ask him to call Miss Joe at THE TIMES WANT AD DEPARTMENT and say that vou have returned the article and tickets will be mailed at once. BRACELET with amethyst let. lost on Wash., between Belmont and Harris St. Graduation gift. Finder please return. 130 S. Belmont or call Be. 3854, Reward. GENTLEMAN who called Ch. .0113 about purse, initials M.1.N., call He 4-4050. Rew. GOLD WATCH and chain- S. A. oa feaok, Reward. Ch. 7U\PS-

Lost and Found lost—Two valuable diamond rings in handkerchief: lib, rew. Ret. 341 wl 38h. LOST —Suitcase between FTackville and Speedway. Reward. Mr. Peffiey.tße. 2464. tost —Platinum and diamond fraternity mn: reward. Call Li. 4115. LOST —Rose ring with diamond; good regard. Li. 8084. 1026 College. Apt. 25. CAT—Black Persian, hair off each side. E. 16th. Pleasant Run, rew. 1r.4966. Painting and Papering HOME MAINTENANCE - General house cleaning; woodwork, walls, windows washed. Painting, paper hanging and cleaning, est. free. Ta. 4646. PAPER HANGING— Painting, wall paper, samples, esti. J. HAMILTON. Dr. 42G3-W PAlNTlNG— lnterior; exterior; ‘ First-class work, reasonable prices," is mv motto. CHAS. PIERSALL. 1533 Glmber. t)r. 4480. PAPER FURNISHED—And hung. Personal service: 54.50 up. G. FREW. Be. 0838-R., PAPER HUNG—I2Vi cents roll: A-l work. Plaster patching House painting. Rl. 32au. GENERAL paint, snrav or brush, inside or cut. CLAIBORNE. Dr. 6534. PAPER furnished and hung. $4 room up: cleaning, plastering: work guar. Ri. 2234, PAPER HANGING—ISc per roll. Plastering. cleaning VAN & SON. Dr. n299. PAPER CLEANlNG—Excellent ”service. SI a room. O’DONALD. Ri. 4628. PAPERING average rooms 2 for 85: samples shown, satisfaction guar. Be. 3727-R. PALNTING— Paper hanging. 15c a roll: floor work: sample guarn. Wa, I<ol. R-3. PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. IF YOU DON’T CALL HU. 6253. WE BOTH LOSE. PAPER CLEANING, exp.. 75c a room. B. THOMFSON. LL3169.

Rooms for Rent CAPITOL. N., 1641—Front, down stairs; priv.: will care for child. Ta. 3857. CENTRAL. 2432 —Large cool rm.. homelike; garage. ___ CENTRAL. 4250—New home, nicely furn'.shed: garage. Hu. 4575. CENTRAL, 1323—Lovely rm.; 1 of 2 sentleroen; constant hot water: prlv. family. CENTRAL CAR—S 27 E. 12th: mod., private. home: S3. Walk, distance. Ri. 7108CONGRESS, 903—Modern rms.. 2 or 4; board opt.; porch, yard. Ta. 4016. EAST. N., 906—Large front rm.; private ent.: 85; also single room, £3. HIGHLAND, N.. 125—Nice cool modern; private home; $5 for 2. LI. 9320. lIJ.. N.. 2326—LARGE FRONT RM., ALCQ7E, KITCHEN PRIVILEGES. TA. 6921. ILLINOIS. N.. 2858—Charming rm.: closets, ' o.uiet, priv. home; gentlemen. Ta. 5353. LE GRAND. 11 E—Lovely, clean, front rm.: gentleman pref.; prl. ent. Dr. 6210. NEW JERSEY. 402 N—Apt. 11: suite of rms.; 1 or 2 empl. people. Rl. 6103, RUSSELL. 621—Sleeping room, downstairs front rm.; close in; suitable for couple. ST. CLAIR. E.. 314. APT. 3—Cozy, attractive rm.. modern: close-in. Li. 31 <3. TALBOT. N., 1846— Nicely furn., modern. front rm.: meals opt. Ha. 1373-J. VERMONT. W.. 36—Apt. 6; 1 or 2 front rms.: private family. Ri. 2227. ST. DENIS HOTEL—I 36 W. Market. Clean rms.. 85: 2. 87.50: run, wa.: awtwn. COLONIAL HOTEL—Excellent rooms. 37 week, two persons: with bath. $10.50. two persons, LARGE, clean furnished room: next bath: private home. Dr. 5518. DREXEL ARMS—73O N. Illinois: 100 rms., 84 to 810 wk.: also fur, apartments. PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.: hot. cold water: $5 wk.. with bath. $7 wk. Cccl rms. A real summer home; ladies, gentlemen, 232 S. 111. HOTEL ANTLERS 750 N. MERIDIAN Special Summer Rates 2 PEOPLE sl4-sls-sl6 PER WEEK Tub or shower baths, rooms newly decorated and furnished, swimming pool: moderate priced coffee shop. Free parking, all for your convenience, within walking distance of Circle. LINCOLN 2351. 10TH. E.. 1552 —Near Woodruff: mod. furn. rm.. private family. Ch. 3574-M. CLINTON HOTEL—29 Va.. desirable rms. downtown: $2 up. ... 16TH. E., 2324—Facing park; new furn.; privileges; couple or girl. Ch. 5138. 12TH. E.. 521 —Modern home. Vb blk. Central car: $3.50. Ri. 3752. THE WEAVER —Apt. 2: lovely cool sleeplng room. ATTRACTIVE, airy rm.: twin beds; 2 gentlemen: reasonable. Ta. 1476. 11TH., E., 2609—Pleasant rm., priv., modern home; car and bus. Ch. 1162. 10TH. E.. 5044 —Cool front room; gentleman only: no other roomers; $3.50; garage optional. E. 10th bus. Room for Rent With Board BEAUTIFUL front rm.; priv. home; gentleman. Ha. 2705. Box B 251 Times. PARK. 833 —Room and board; suitable 1 or 2. Home privileges. Ri. 9930. PENN., S., 2250 —Couple to board; modern home. Dr. 6058. PRIVATE HOME. S.—Home cooking; 1 sq. bus line: garage: Southport 234 R. 2. LARGE airy front rm.. privileges; radio; meals optional. 603 E. 32nd. Wa. 283S MEALS 30c— Sunday dinner 40c; every one welcome. 708 N. Capitol Ave. CHILDREN to board; good Christian home; mother’s love and care; very reasonable. Rates. Ch. 2596. Rent Housekeeping Rooms BROADWAY, 1422—Beautiful front apt., furn.; priv. bath; gar.; reduced: adults. BROADWAY. 2023—Rm.. kitchenett, everything furn.; private entrance. He. 2687. BROADWAY. 1134—Large, clean, front rm., kitchenette: private bath, 86.50. BROADWAY. 1422—Living, dining, private bath, bedrm.. kitchen; gar.; adult. Redu. BF.OADWAY. 2032—Modern. 1 large rm.. kitchenette; range: clean, cool; hardwood firs.: pri. ent.; adults; reduced. He. 1188. COLLEGE. 1232—2 rms.. $6; 1 rm., kitchenette, 84; everything furn: prl. ent. COLLEGE. 2231—2 or 3 rm. apt.: nicely furn; private home; sink; porch; reas. CENTRAL, 1404—Large rm., down.; constant hot water, sink; parking space. 85. COLEGB. 1410—Clean, 1 and 2 rm. apts.; furnished. Ri. 6294. EAST. N., 842—2 airv rms.; sink, range. porch: everything furnished; So. HARLAN. 1113 —3 downstairs front rms., bath; £7, Dr. 2432. HIGHLAND AVE., N., 21—2 clean, modern: everything furnished; adults; $7, MERIDIAN, S.. 1706—2 front rooms, sink; private entrance: $6. Dr. 5442. NEW JERSEY. N.. 134—Good clean housekeeping rooms. Ri. 4143. NEW JERSEY. N.. 854 —4 rm. front apt.: overstuffed: evervthing furn.: accommodate 4. Porch, also 2 housekeeping rms. OHIO. E.. 540—2 front rooms; $4 week; 1 large room; 83.00. PENN.. N.. 2030—2 hsekp* rms.; evrythg. furn.: also lge. front sip, rm. Ha. 0309-J. SHERMAN DR., S.. 1203—3 or 4 large mod, rms., fur, or unfur.; gar. Dr. 3112-J. TALBOT. W., 2338—2 rms., kitchenette; also 1 frt rm.. kitch’te: overstfd, Ta. 7033 WASH., E., 1703—2 mod. hosekping. rms.; front apt.; downstairs; • everything furnished; private entrance; 87. Li. 4031. WOODRUFF. 544 Middle Dr.—Small apt., $6; everything furnished. Ch. 3173. WASHINGTON. 1229 E.—2-rm. suite; priv. entrance; garage: range; adults, 87. COOL RM.—With bath; kitchenette; gentleman; $6; call before 1 p. m. Li. 7288 10TH, E., 518—3 rms., utilities furn.; priv. bath; furnished; 87.50 week. Li. 6149. 31ST. W., 1057—2 completely furn.. modern rooms: garage. Ta. 2551. 2 FURN RMS. —Sink, range, cabinet, ice box.; strictly mod.: So wk. Be. 1406. WALNUT, 115. E.—2-rm. kitchenette apt.; close in; 85. See housekeeper in basement. WASH.. E., 3301—3 furnished rooms; modern, private entrance. Ch. 1984. 11TH. E.. 520—Refined married couple in private home. Ri. 6656. LOVELY WOODRUFF—2 rms.. kiich’nette; 3d fl.: everythg. turn.: 87, Ch. 4108. COOL rm.; bath; kitchenette; gentleman; $6. Call before 1 p. m. Li. 7288.

Houses and Hats Furnished ASHLAND, 2353—Hcme-ilke apt.; modern; private; garage. He. 5863. ASHLAND. 1529 —2-room apt., kitchen, dinette; overstufied. in-a-door bed; everything sum.: private bath & ent. Ri. 5576. ILLINOIS, N.. 2611—Clean, mce.y turn.. 2 bedroom apt.; gar., yard: utilities pd. OXFORD. N.. 21 —4-rm.. kitchenette, bath; all outside rms.; fur, or unfur.; garage. ORIENTAL. 20 N.—l sum. 3-rm. apt.; also front sleep, rm.: 1 wk's. rent free. VILLA. 1627—Clean, niceiv furnished 4 rms.. in home: private bath: utilities; near car; aduits; S3O- Dr. 4163. WASHINGTON. E.. 5301—Apt. 19c beautiful 5-rm. sum. apartment in Arlington Court for summer: every conven. Ir. 3185. THE HAINES—BIOV a N. 111.; Deautlful furn. apts.; 1 or 2 rms.: reas. Li- 8884. 11TH. W.. 42 —Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment: ail utilities furnished; *43. Call Apt. No. 1. THE GRANT. 4 ROOMS—Sun parlor; with landscaped court: twin beds; in-a-door bed; Frigidaire; summer months. Ke. 5?31. THE BERWICK 901 North New Jersey St.: 2 rooms with kitchenette and bath; newly refurnished; all utilities: low weekly rent. ALABAMA. N.. 1518—Mod. 2-rm. apt.: in-a-door bed: overstaffed; gar. Li. 2595Apartments for Rent ASHLAND. 1729 — 3 and 4-rm. apts. with bath; everythg. sum.; garage. He. 2905. BELLEFONTAINE. 2315—Recently redecorated lower apt.; 3 rms.. bath, heat, wat.. ga,, furnished, reduced reot. Dr, MM,

Apartments for Rent MANCHESTER. 963 N. I'ENN. Bedroom apartment; me d;\tre: ali Utilities; from 53750 to $60.00. L'. 1781. NEW YORK. W 537—4 rms.. heat, water. furn.: suitable for doctor or dentist. 2002 W. WASHINGTON. SEE CUSTODIAN. RUCKLE. 2805—6 rms.: 2 bedrm. apt.: floors resin.: porches: heat, water: new low rate. Ri. 7243: eves.. Ha. 1653-M. UTH. W„ 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette, apartment: utilities furnished: S3O. Apply Apt. 1, THE GRANT. TENTH. E.. 1530—1 mod. apt.; heat, water and janitor service: garage. Ch. 2758. DARTMOUTH APTS. Mich.. E.. 221. Ideal, cosy furn. or unfurn. apts.; utilities included: S4O up. Indianapolis Rental Bureau Desirable apartments in any part of citv. furnished and unfurnished, from $25 to 5125. Transportation furnished. No charges or obligations. Li. 4507. evenings and Sunday. \Va. 0433. or Be. 3114. Apt. Rental Bureau We have apartments for rent anywhere in the city north of Washington St.; let us help you find one; positively no extra commission and no obilgation. we usually furnish car and driver to show apts. without extra charge. Cali Ri. 1371, day and night service. 1314 N. SEVILLE—Upper duplex; 4 rooms and bath: heat. ligt. gas and water furnished: S4O per mo. J. H. ALBERSHARDT. Li- 78S0. Hu. 6124. 22D, E.. 515 B—Upper duplex; 4 rms., bath; newly decorated; priv.; front, rear entr.; summer rate, S3O; winter. S4O. Ir. 5918. WASHINGTON. E.. 5016 5-rm. modern; shady, cool: front and back porches: good heat in winter: inducement. Ir. €683. Houses for Rent ADDISON. S.. 402—6-room, pantry, 'back porch, garage: sl7. Be. 1277. ARROW, 1952—4 room semi-modern; S2O. Adults only. Ch. 4409. ARROW. 1901 8-room mod. single; garage; reduced to $22.50. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. REALTORS. BELLEFONTAINE. 2018—8-room mod.. 2car garage; 525 He. 3210. 2923 Chester Four rooms; lights, gas. city water; sl4. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors DICKSON, 211, Close In S rooms, lights, gas. city water, inside toilet; water paid; sl2. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. REALTORS. DRAPER. 1537 —5 rooms, water paid. gas. elec.: nicely papered: sl6. Hu. 4368. DENNY. N. 1108 —Cozy 4-room mod. bungalow double: gar,; wa. pd. Wa. 3347. EUCLID. S.. 17—5-room mod. Va double; shades. linoleum furn.; S3O mo. Ir. 5402. FULTON. 728—6-room semt-mod.; redecorated: near Real Silk: $lB. Ir. 0104. GRACELAND, 34~52—Upper duplex: 4 rms.: gar. wa. id.: redu. sl6. Ta. 1844, aft. 5. GRACELAND. 3236 —Vi double; 5 rooms; hardwood floors: wa. pd.; $35; garage. 1635 Hoefgen Three-room double, garage, electric lights: pavement; sl2. Gregory & Appel, Inc. LI. 7491 ILL. S.. 1014—6 rooms” mod!! except furnace, garage, water pd.: $17.50. He. 3221. LA SALLE. S.. 41—6-room semi-mod.: $25. New Jersey. S., 626: 4-rm. mod.; walk, dis., S2O. English, 3308; with garden, sl7. 2022 N. La Salle Four rooms: lights, gas. city water. Reduced to sl4. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors MERIDIAN, S.. 1445—Modern 7-room dcub:e; 528.50: water paid. Ir. 6207. MEREDITH. 3054—M0d. double bungalow; 4 rms., bath.: gar.: $23.50. He. 5594. MICHIGAN. E., 2234—Near Tech. 4 bedrm. mod, double, water pd.. 528.50. Ch. ISI7. MINNESOTA. E.. 1402—4 rooms, water. gas. $12.50. Druggist. Villa and Minn. NORTH ST.. E.. 2718—Near St. Philips church: Va cozy double. 4 rooms and bath; garage, water paid; $25, Ri. 1533. PINE. 304 N.—s rooms; semi-modern: water paid: reduced rent. PLEASANT. 1140—Attractive 6-room mod.: hardwood floors: all screened. Dr. 10S2-R. RINGGOLD. 1405 —5-room modern house. with ga.; redecorated thrughout. Ir. 24a7. RITTER, S- 435 —4-room douole. semimodern: A-i condition: $lB- Ri 6618. SHILLER ST.. 72—5 rooms and bath: $25; clean; garage. Dr. 2083-W. TUXEDO. S.. 17 —5-rm.. double, elec., gas. toilet, water pd. Reduced. Ch. 3680. WALCOTT, N.. 438—6 room modern; with garage. WARMAN, S.. sCl—6 rms.. bath: garage; mod, except furnace: S2O. Be. 0746 1 MONTH FREE—New York. E., 3730; 5rm. mod., large sleeping porch; $35. Bungalow, Southeast, $25 5 rooms; modern; first-class condition. 335 Villa. Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market Bungalow With Garage Five rooms; electric Its., gas, good condition; sls per month. 826 Goodlet. Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market RENT REDUCED Prospect, 333—Near Ell Lilly; new. attractive 4 and 5-room apartments, large closets. French doors, hardwood floors throughout, basement. Peerless furnace, large porches, all sp'ck and span, concrete garage, $26, S2B, s3l, water paid; adults. Ch. 3079. One block from Madison ave. COLORED— Highland PI.. 2346: 5-room double, semi-mod- garage. Ta. 6675. Colored 1518 NORTH ARSENAL. Five-room double, lights and water: slo. Gregory & Appel, Inc. LI. 7491 TRY TIMES WANT *Do~FQh BUSINESSCottages and Resorts COTTAGES —Big Chapman lake; $7 per week and up. Ch. 7818. Business Places for Rent PROSPECT and State Sts.: modern storeroom. 24x65 with mod. 8-room apt., upstairs. Best business location. Dr. 5051. ANY part of $5,000 common stock in mfg. business established fifteen years. Ten per cent minimum guaranteed; closest investigation invited. Times Box A-136. Machinery & Tools For Sale Cheap. Two Hg Exhaust Fans: S6-in.. 3-phase. 60-cvcle. 220 volts. 565 R. P. M. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151 Household Goods Visit the eargain basement at the “Cut-Price” furniture store—here you will find used furniture at amazingly low prices—slightly used living-room suites of fine quality, priced upward from $39. Many other extra fine pieces at a small fraction of the original cost. The Ideal Furniture Cos. 227 W. Washington St. The “Cut-Price” Quality Furniture Cos. ICE BOXES Big reduction on many refrigerators In our very complete line. Buy now and save money. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. 2000 Northwestern Ave. SEWING Machines, oonaole electric Singer and other makes as low as $35 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 126 W Washington St Rt 5715 3 PC. MOHAIR living rm.: 8-pc. walnut dining rm.: 3-pc. bedrm. suite: first class condition: reas, 2232 E. 10th. Ch. 3938. GAS RANGE'S $5 up. CHAS. KOEHRING 882 Va. Ave. MAKE vour own cresses. Buy Singer sewing machines as iow as $lO. Singer Sewmg Machine Cos , 833 Va Ave Dr 2474 ELECTRIC SWEEPERS. 2 used: large discount: SI wk. 1244 W. Wash. Be. 4564. MAYTAG—A-l condition: bargain for cash. 3850 Graceland. Wa. 5111-J. HAAG WASHER. REAL BARGAIN. 1117 E- MICHIGAN ST. HAVE vour sewing mach. repaired. White Sewing Mch- Cos., 60 W, N. York. Ri. 4755. OIL. gasoline and range cook stoves; ice boxes: cheap. 1236 Oliver Ave. Be. 2456. HIGH Oven Electric Range, broiler oven: A-A. Your own price. Beech Grove 16-J 1. GAS RANGE —Large size; Lorraine regulator: cost S140; sell cheap. Hu. 6568. SEWING MACHINES—SS and up. SINGER CO., 405 Mass. Ave. Li. 8463. Musical Instruments SOLO, concerto mahogany player, bench and rolls: SSO. WTLKING MUSIC CO.. SAXOPHONES—SIO down, free lessons; easy payments. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL, Pembroke Arcade. LI. 4800. BEAUTIFUL mahogany grand; positively guaranteed: priced $65. WILKING MUSIC CO. HOBART M. CABLE—Modem case, mahogany upright; price *55. WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 E. Ohio St, Building Materials CLOSING out stock of builders' supplies, hardware, paint, roofing; in. fact almost everything to build or repair with. Also trucks and oSice equiment. Ask for Use of items. Ha. 2510. Allied Coal and Mat. Cos.. 2112 Northwestern. Dealers Invited. Store-Office Supplies THREE desks with cha. ‘ for sale. ReaCali U< Im, to laforaattea.

Don’t Lose Your Auto! A If ?*.■. £. !sf€s AND REFINANCING RIDE WHILE YOU PAY Legal Rate I Cash at Once—No f LoaxTbyThonT™™""**! No Red Tape—No I I If You Wish Endorsers I Representative Will Call j If payments are too large we will make them smaller LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE RUey 1321

DON’T LOSE YOUR AUTO Money a w Money Loan Auto Loans Loan We will pay off your present loan, advance you more money, make your payments very small Sacks Bros. Auto Loan Cos. 308 Indiana Ave. RI. 5994 Corner Capitol and Indiana Avenues

OPENING THE QUALITY USED CAR STORE SLASHING PRICES FOR THIS OPENING WE INVITE COMPARISON Was. Nov/. Was. Now 29 Olds Coach $475 $395 29 Nash Sedan ...$225 $175 30 Ford Sport Roadster 375 345 29 Marmon Con. Coupe 875 775 30 Ford Coupe 425 395 29 Oakland Sedan ... 495 450 28 Packard Club Sedan 850 750 29 Whippet 6, 4-dr. Sd. 345 255 29 Chrysler 75 Convert. 695 645 27 Essex Coupe 175 125 LIBERAL APPRAISALS. LOW TERMS. THE QUALITY USED CAR STORE 1033 N. MERIDIAN ST. RI. 3308

Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS Unusual bargains, all makes secondhand typewriters. All makes rented. $2.00 one month. 3 months, $6. Woodstock Typewriter Cos.. Fact,. Br 317 N Penn St El *"*3 Coal and Wood FREDRICK COAL CO. 801-899 Beecher St. Dr. 1"92. Miscellaneous for Sale Vacuum—Cleaner —Bags | SI.OO | FOR THIS WEEK t ONLY PARTS AND REPAIRING OF ALL WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Apex Electric Service Cos. “Factory Service Station” 815 Fairfield Ave. Ha. 3315. Furniture of all kinds at reasonable prices. About 300 auto storage batteries to be sold in lots of 10 or more at $1.75 each. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Capitol and South St. Entire contents of 8 rooms of furniture. Dining room, living room, bedroom, rugs, at a sacrifice. 2428 N. Meridian. NEW and factory rebuilt electric air compressors. Easy terms. Meier Electric & Machine Cos.. 3525 East Washington. Ir. 1131. All guaranteed. BOTTLES wriWr’SSS End Bottle Cos.. 534 W. Pearl St. Li. 8085. LEAVING ClTY—Forced to sell: elec, refrigerator: used 30 days. 3171 Blvd. PI. after 6, NEW and factory rebuilt electric water sumos. Liberal terms and trade. Meier lectric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. All guaranteed. 1 LARGE size castiron steam house heating boiler, lot of steam and hot water heaters. C. B. HAINES PLUMBING CO--810 N. 111. St. Li. 8834. BATHTUB, closet, sink, boiler, Frigidaire. cabinet, rugs; reas. 1402 Park Ave. DRESSES. Shoes and Hats for small woman, good cond.. reas. Ta. 4626, Nursery Stock and Flowers BALTIMORE—Tomato plants, 20c per hundred: 82 per thousand. Blanket Bay. 1 mi. south of Maywood. State Road 67. Radio and Equipment June Radio Clearance Brunswick Highboy. .$39.00 compl. Day Fan Console $25.00 compl. Crosley IS3I Pal $39.50 compl. Crosley 1931 Wigit ..$29.00 compl. Majestic Superhet .. .$59.00 compl. Atwater Kent Highboy $45.00 compl. Atwater Kent Lowboy $69.00 compl. Convenient Terms Free Delivery Radio Bargain Shop 225 E. Washington HERE’S A BARGAIN . ~ Just one Stewart-Warner. 8-tube, . alielectric. complete. $35. Terms if desired. Hurry. KEMPLER RADIO CO. 36 Virginia Ave. Rl- 3230. RELIABLE RADIO SERVICE Service calls. 50c; Aerials. S3, H^_44o6. Miscellaneous Wanted H FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED. HODGES __ AUCTION, Rl. 2018.’ CASH FOR FURNITURE NO ONE CAN PAY MORE CALL WERLEY. HUMBOLDT 7274 FIRaT. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phono for wagon. RL 6622 127 W. Georgia St. Furniture Wanted—HE. 1547 FOR QUICK SERVICE & BEST PRICES OPENING —New acution house, pav extra good price for furniture. Dr. 6440. Live Stock SALE, trade high-grade dairy or lamily cows. J. Koopman. 1 mi. S. New Bethel. Barter and Swap WILL TRADE—S-rcom modem bungalow for lVz ton truck. 157-in. stake body; Ford or Chev. pref. Times 3ox A-189. Money to Loan Personal Property Loans CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY. Inc. 141 Va E. Washington St. Riley 7561 ticaty Prospect St Drexel SCBB AUTOS FURNITURE LOANS EQUITABLE FINANCE CO. 319 E Ohio St. LI. 6603 FURkIfURE AI'T(@OANS Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St RI. 4974 NEED MONEY QUICKLY?" $lO to S3OO In 24 Hours Strict Privacy—Term* to eult you. PERSONAL FINANCE,CO. Formerly Beneficial Loan Socler'*' 34 E. Pennsylvania St.

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Money to Loan LOANS—On furniture. Rate per thonth 2% Lowest in city. OTHER COMPANIES PAID OFF. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association 330 Occidental Bldg. RI. 3587 Auto Supplier and Repairs SAVE 50% ON ANY JOB' Complete overhaul, 4s. $18: 6s. $27. Finest Duco Jobs. $24 to $49. Everythin* „& u A& ntced - call or phono INDIANA STATE AUTO SCHOOL. South and Alabama. Ri. 0648 JOHN GUDELHOEE SR WAGON CO.— Will recair or make new cops and curtain* for vour car 203 Kentucky Ave Automobiles for Sale ” Any 1929 Ford Coupe or Tudor, $250 at any of the 3 locations Hare Chevrolet Cos. 502 South Meridian St. , 2014 W. Washington St. ] 540 E. Washington St. 1929 Oldsmobile sedan ...$515.00 1928 Whippet cabriolet .. 175.00 $ M/ 1930 Fora Tudor ........ 410.00 1930 Chevrolet coupe ... 395 00 * *_ 1929 Ford sport coupe ... 295.00 . js , . 1929 Chevrolet roadster .-245.00 4 1928 Chevrolet roadster.. 160.00 £ ii: 1 ! i926 Chevrolet coupe ... 55.00 2. 1® 27 Chevrolet coupe .... 125 00 8- 1924 Hudson sedan 50 00 , ,<jr 1926 Chrysler 60 roadster 165.00 Tip f11928 Whippet coupe ..... 153.00 VSri Lauth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1175. WEEK-END BARGAINS"* THAT ARE BARGAINS. SEEING IS BELIEVING. 1929 Hudson Coupe. 1923 Hudson Sedan. 1923 Oldsmobile Coupe. 1928 Dodge Coupe. 1929 Essex Sedan. 1329 Essex Coach. Many others that are priced right and financed right. YOUR CAR IN TRADE. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 16e3-65 South Meridian. Dr. 4743. Bargains in Used Cera. 921-23 Virginia Ave. Dr. 0331. Good Used Cara. FRANK a FEEBER. U 36 Prospect Dt 6100 REAL VALUES IN USED CARS MARMON NEW-USED CAR STORK BUICK '2l COACH This car has had good care and in fin# mechanical condition. Terms or trade. JONES MOTOR CORP. Capitol and Vermont. LI. 4455. CHEVROLET. 1928 SEDAN—S22S. INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE CO. 1055 Virglnia. 1927 CHEVROLET COACH—New tires, paint, upholstering A-l: excellent condition. BRIGHTWOOD AUTO CO- 234* Station St. Ch. 6G4S. CHEVROLET 1925—Coupe in excellent condition. S2O down. BROWNING GENT CO., INC- 10th and Meridian St. LI. 8655 Four 1926 Chevrolet Coupes and Coaches. Your choice, $75. BRIGHTWOOD AUTO CO. 2345 STATION ST. CH. 6346. CHRYSLER ROYAL SEDAN. 27-70—Very clean, good tires, many extras; a real bargain for only $345.00. INDIANAPOLIS BUICK CO. INC. 1302 East Washington St. Li. 1571. CHEVROLET COUPE. 1928 $195. INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE CO.. INC.. 1065 Virginia Ave. CHEVROLET. 1930 COUPE—S39S. INDIANAPOUS AUTOMOBILE CO- 1065 Virginia. FORD=MSdS! A Tudor sedan, 1529! in excellent condition; only SBS down. C. O. WARNOCK, 813 Bast Wash. St Li. 8356. FORD MODEL T Coupe: a bargain; only $25. C. O. WARNOCK. 819 East Wash. St. Li. 8396. FORD—Mode! T coupe, 1926: runs' fine; only $75. C. o. WARNOCk, 819 East Wash. St. Li. 8396. FORD—Model T touring; ready to go only $25. C O. WARNOCK, 819 East Wish St LI- 8390. ' FORD—I93O ccupe. Been driven only 5.200 miles This car has had the best of care. Looks like new. Down payment SIOO. SMITH 4: MOORE. INC. 528 South Meridian Bt. LI. 2497. HUDSON COACH. 1928—Looks and rune fine: good ttres. $195. Cash or terms. Owner Ch. 1129-R. PLYMOUTH COUPE. 1931—Just like new; a real bargain only $485; terms. This and other good buvs. 6WI36HELM M SON. 542-44-46 East Washington St. PLYMOUTH—I93I model, sedan: in flrsti class condition: $445: $145 down. EUREKA AUTO CO- 332 N. Capitol. U. 4188. ..TT"m . ' -- ~ ' Trucks FOftD 192*—1 Va-Ton Ford pane! Body; in best of condition. FRANK HATFIELD CO. 623 N. Capitol Ri 9326. Automobiles Wanted WE PAY CASH ~ Any and all makes and models. No delay. NORTHWESTERN SALES 00. WILL—Pa? cash tor tour car" or rouJ “1. WOLF AUTO CO. ■ U. UUL MS H.