Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 96, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1931 — Page 13

AUG. 31, 1931.

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SHIPPERS FIGHT RAILRATE HIKE Argue Case at Commission Hearing in Chicago. By United Press CHICAGO, Aug. 31.—A maze of evidence which middle-western shipping interests hoped would defeat the petition of railroad exercutives for a 15 per cent horizontal increase in freight rates was prepared for submission today at the opening of the interstate commerce commission’s final hearing on the petition. Representatives of fourteen western state commerce commissions, as well as attorneys and officials of agricultural associations and large industries, planned to appear befwre the commissioners. The hearing is the last of a series of eleven held throughout the country since the railroads presented their arguments in Washington previous to July 15. Evidence prepared for submission will be in support of arguments that the proposed increase will cost farmers $102,000,000 annually and millions of dollars to other industries. Railroad executives have announced the proposed rates would mean an increased revenue amounting to approximately $400,000,000. In the Air Weather conditions at 9 a. m.: South wind, ten miles an hour; temperature, 71; barometric pressure, 20.08 at sea level; ceiling, scattered clouds, unlimited; visibility, ten miles; field, good. Plans Solo Flight By United Press LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31.—Wiley Post, who flew around the world with Harold Gatty, is planning a solo flight next spring from Seattle to Tokio, he said here today. The flight, according to Post’s present plans, will be in the around-the-world-plane, Winnie May. The aviator did not elaborate on the subject and did not say why the plans did not include Gatty as navigator. French Enter Races By United Press PARIS, Aug. 31.—French participation in the Schneider cup seaplant speed races off Southampton next month was announced officially today by the air ministry. Planes and pilots have not been selected, officials said. It was understood that three seaplanes would be entered. Marine Minister Jacques Dumesnil is expected to attend, aboard the cruiser Foch. Team selections will be made after all tests have been completed. Pacific Hop Delayed By United Press TOKIO, Aug. 31. —The projected trans-Pacific flight of Don Moyle, Los Angeles “jail or glory” flier, and C. A. Allen, his companion, was delayed today when heavy rains preyehted final tests of their plane. The aivators had planned to test the ship for Japanese air officials in order to obtain a permit to attempt the crossing. Workers to Hold Rally Day Harmony lodge, No. 1, United Order of American Workers, will hold Rally day and homecoming in its hall, 143 East Ohio street, Tuesday evening at 8.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES FOR 1932. In the matter of determining the tax rates for municipal purposes of the city of Indianapolis. Ind.. before common council, thereof. N ° tlc * Is hereby given to the taxpayers of the citv of Indianapolis. Ind. that the proner legal officers of said municipality, at their regular meeting place, tne council chamber at the City Hall, on the seventh day of September. 1931. at 7:30 p. m.. will consider at public hearing the following municipal budget for the vear 1932 GENERAL FUND GENERAL FUND MISCELLANEOUS FUNDS MISCELLANEOUS FUNDS -Mayor’s Office— \ (Continued) (Continued) (Continued) Personal service . * 13.800.00 -Barrett Law Division— —Department of Parks— Municipal Airport— Contractual service 350.00 Personal service $272,510.00 personal service $ 14,330.00 Supplies 150.00 Personal service $ 15,420.00 contractual service 69.620.00 contractual service 2,550.00 Current charges 50.00 Contractual service 1.125.00 supplies 25,235.00 sunniies ........... 2.320.00 _ . , _________ Supplies 3,100.00 Material 31,025.00 Materials 475.00 S 14.350.00 Properties 1.000.00 current charges 14.903.00 current charges".K.l 75.00 —City Controller’s Office— _ T —„ n Current obligations Jj'292-29 Properties 250.00 Personal service $ 17.800.00 Properties * 9 ’ 310- 0 , ’ ton nnn nn Contractual service 26.650.00 —Department of Public Purchase— Total $413 103.00 Total sZo,uuu.uu Current charges*!!!.'!.*.*!!!!.” L75o!oo Personal service $ 14.820.00 —Department of Recreation— —Department of Sanitation—£2"*U. t .®. bll * atlon * 349.838..75 Contractual service I *4nnnn Personal service $ 68,832.50 Personal service $336,202.00 - Pr ° DCrtlCS Currents charges !!!!!!!!!!!!! 7 25!00° Contractual service 10.500.00 Contractual service 25.030.00 Total $ 399,788.75 Properties 0.00 ggpugj §!iiß.oß Materials 'Sl’.aSioO —Department of Law— Tota , $ 16.800.00 Current Charges 3.545.00 Current charges 7.700.00 Personal service $ 19.680.00 *’ „ Properties 4,750.00 Properties 10.260.00 Contractual service 1.100.00 —Department of Common Council— _ , ■ . Supplies 250.90 Pore „ nal Total $102,477.50 Total $526,532.00 Current charges 18.550.00 Personal service $ 5.400,00 Properties 500 00 Total $ 5.400.00 Total $ 40.080.00 —Department of Public Works— j n ma tt er c f levying tax rates for the several separate divisions, the com—City Plan Commission— Personal service $ 437.221.20 mon council will also have up for consideration at said public hearing the followPersonaJ service $ 11 620 00 Contractual service 661,872.00 ing tax rate levies proposed for 1932 on each SIOO.OO of taxables. 'Sfjjg SKSrffi ftl&So names of fund. Materials !!!!..! 100.00 Current charges .I’ilS'S!! General 6165 Current charges 60.’>0 Properties 16,300.00 City Sinking 0450 Properties 15000 _. fol Flood Prevention Sinking .02 Tota l * 13.180.30 orand Total for General T. e „L s i on —Department of Public Safety— Fund $4,540,265.87 nns Personal service *2.601.273.75 , Thoroughfare P an ! !**!!N!!!!!!:!!!N!!!!V 005 Contractual service 71.201.' ; 0 MMmAmnm irmina Cltv ltreet lmproiements ....:!.!!!!.!....!!!!!!!.!!!!! '.015 SuDDltos MISCELLANEOUS FLNDS Public Health 1025 Material 43,050.00 School Health ..... .. . 0125 Total *2 838 599 75 Personal service ; .$569,941.00 Park Bond Fund - !.'!..! *. ! ..043 Total .....................5.. 5j5.0a5.0 contractual service 31,743.84 Recreation .0115 —Cltv Clerks Office— Supplies 251 776 20 Sanitation .06 Personal service $ 4.875.00 Materials L 547.00 Sanitation Bond Fund 0372 Contractual service 3.300.00 Current charges 6.221.82 Airport 003 Supplies 20*.00 Current obligations 5,000 00 Utility District 002 Properties 100.00 Properties 9,959.00 „ , j ~ Total of all city funds 1.08 Total $ 8.475.00 Total $876,188.86 In addition thereto a poll of 50 cen ts for general fund purposes. ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED Mun. Street Board General Police Fire Imp. Cert. Thorough- Resur- of t Fund. Pension. Pension. Fund. fare. facing. Health. V $105,000.00 $117,300.00 $99,457.32 $33,152.44 $33,152.44 $737,754.86 3. Deduct miscellaneous revenue incoming vear 392.000.00 20.807.24 23.600.00 50,000.00 3. Subtract line 2 from line 1.......... 4.148.265.87 84.192.76 93.700.00 99.457.32 33.152.44 33.152.44, 687.754.86 4. Unexpended appropriations July 31st of present vear 2.069.675.00 45.170.00 55.996.00 118 645.36 137.613.47 132.224.85 351.280.11 5. All additional appropriations between Julv 31st and December 31st .. .. 6. Temporary loans to be paid before close of present vear ..!!.!..’!!!! *765.000.00 .'.'..'.7.7. .......... ..!*.’.’.*.*.*.* .'.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.” i77 - 366’66 7. Total (of lines 3 4. 5 and 6) 6.982.940.87 129,362.78 149.696.00 218.102.68 170.765.91 165,377.29 1.216,'334.97 8. Actual balance July Slst of present vear 784.489.82 37.296.30 41.385.70 29.873.15 121,613.47 116.224.85 190.910.66 9. Tax to be collected present vear (December settlement) 2.101.911.87 30.000.00 30.000.00 88.772.21 16.000.00 16 000.00 333.961.35 10. Miscellaneous revue to be collected present vear <l-3 of line 2i 69.413.35 5.850.00 16 500 00 Ji- I 0 !? 1 9 ai Y? 10 A 2.955.815.04 67.296.30 77.235.70 118,645.36 137.613.47 132.'224.85 54L372.01 12 Subtract line 11 from line 7......... 4.027.125.83 62 066.46 72.460.30 99.457.32 33.152.44 33.152.44 674.962.96 13. Est working bal. for six months after close of next year (not greater than Va of line 3). *6O 570.02 *20.814.64 *10.420.80 **4 662 06 14. Amount to be raised bv tax lew (add lines 12 and 13) 4.087.695.85 82.881.10 82.881.10 99 457.32 33.152.44 33.152.44 679!625!02 •Deficit In current revenue. ••Anticipated savings In 1932 budget. Item No. 13 Is an estimated amount to be saved in the 1932 budget to hold the 1932 levy to .6165. , ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED Fchool Tuberculosis Sanitation Sanitation Park Park Recreation Healtn. Fund. Fund. Bond. District. Bond. Fund. 1. Total budget estimate for incoming year $ 82.881.10 $ 53.044.00 $526,532.00 $248,657.64 $443,103.00 $286,238.26 $102,477.50 2. Deduct misc. revenue incoming year 90.400.00 88.000.00 500.00 7,000.00 3. Subtract line 2 from line 1.. ...... 82.881.10 53.044.00 436.132.00 248.657.64 355.103.00 285.738.26 95,477.50 4. Unexpended appropriations July 31st of present year 52.824.71 30.335.94 241.108.00 190.000.00 376.662.65 18.339.98 69.468.74 6. Temporary loans to be paid before close of present vear ! 7. Total (of lines S. 4. 5 and 6l 135.705.81 83 379.94 677,240.00 438.657.64 731'.765.65 *304 078.24 *164.946 24 B. Actual balance July 31st of present vear 10,922.90 3.169.90 102.469.49 70.692.00 211.953.10 73.605.09 48,228.39 9. Tax to be collected present year 'December Settlementi 41,901.81 27.166.34 156.000 00 120.545.92 149.007.42 140,351.46 45.000 00 10. Misc. rev to fee collected present year il-S of line 2) 19,705.51 29.335.00 300.00 3.000.00 }• Total (Os lines 8. 9 and 1°). 52.824 71 30.335.94 278.175.00 191.237.92 390.295 52 214.256.55 96,228.39 13. Cubtract line 11 from line 7.. 82.881.10 53.044.00 399,065.00 247,419.72 341.470.13 89.821.69 68.717.85 13. Est. working baL for six months after close of next year (not greater than 195 289.29 7,535.76 nos line 3) . 14. Amt. to be raised by tax levy (add lines 12 and 13) 82,881.10 53,044.00 399.065.00 247,419.72 341.470.13 285 110.98 76.253.6i ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED World Utilities City Sink- Flood War Mem. District. Airport ing Fund. Prevention. Bond Fund. TotaL l' Total budget estimate for incoming year *11.934.88 *19,891.47 *355.673.16 $156,476.25 *122.480.00 * 8.075.472.19 l r ,* v * nue tncomlUß year 3.500.00 500.00 350 00 67a!657.24 3. Subtract line 2 from line 1.... 11.934.88 19.891.47 353.173.16 155,976.25 122.130.00 7.399,814.95 appropriations July Slst of present year 19.435.00 71,678.79 39.920.00 4.010.378.60 a i.’.iJ**,.? 0- # 6 ’ 11.934.88 19,891.47 372,608.16 227.655.04 152.050.00 12,352.493.55 8. Actual balance July Slst of present year 205.397.33 30.347.21 52.116. 10 2.130.695.16 J’ PJn^‘^ vear 'December settlement' 133.000.00 65.000.00 57.000.00 3.550.618.38 !?• ‘‘i 52!i ec ,£ and present vear <l-3 of line 3) 800.00 200 00 115.00 145.218.86 if- -1 V 11 934.88 19.891.47 34.410.83 132,107.83 42.818.90 6.525.961.15 i ..Lk B i x ® ontl *s a K*r rinse of next year (not greater than *i of line 3) 263.961.13 501.93 71.888.54 635.844.17 14. Amt. to be raised bv tax lew (add lines 13 and 13) 11.934.68 19.891.47 298.371.96 182.609.76 114.707.44 7.161,605 33 .I**?? ye.rs appearing at said public henttag shall have the right to be heard thereon. After the levies have been and determined, ten or more taxpayer* feeling aSijtnf rt nn? < i.tlr bo *r <l ° f tax oommitsloners for further Mnd final action thereon by filing a petition therefor with the rwff .InTfeV* °? Srtom*>#r. gad th* State board will fix a date of hearing In this county. __..Dated at laoianapolls. Indiana, this 22nd day of August, 1921. EJKNRY O. OOETT, City Clerk and Clerk of Council. '

Netters Renew Doubles Scrap By United Press CHESTNUT HILL, Mass., Aug. 31. —The twice-postponed and partly completed quarter-final match of the national doubles between George Lott Jr. and John Doeg, defending champions, and Frank X. Shields and Sidney B. Wood Jr. was to be finished today. Shields and Wood are leading, 1416, 6-2, 4-3. The winners will meet Gregory Mangin and Berkeley Bell in the semi-finals Tuesday. In the other semi-final match, John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison will meet Clifford Sutter and Bruce Barnes of Austin, Tex. Finals will be played Wednesday. Hennessey and Wolf in Finals By Times Special HARBOR SPRINGS, Mich., Aug. 31.—Johnny Hennessey of Indianapolis today defended his Michigan open tennis title against Harriss CoggeshalLof Des Moines. In women’s singles, Miss Catherine Wolf, Indianapolis flash, opposed Miss Eugenia Sampson of Illinois. Hennessey and Coggeshall won the doubles crown from George Jennings and George O’Connell of Chicago Sunday. Miss Wolf and Mrs. William Mcllvaine of Lake Forest, 111., opposed Mary McHale and Charlotte McQuiston of Dallas in the women’s doubles finals today.

Young Hurlers Battle in Legion Title Tilt

By Times Speeial HOUSTON, Tex., Aug. 31.—Triumphant in a brilliant fourteeninning slab battle in the series finale, the South Chicago nine today held the 1931 American Legion junior world’s basebal championship. A1 Lawler, slim, bespectacled hurler, struck out seventeen batsmen in fourteen innings and allowed but five hits as the Illinois boys nosed out Columbia, S. C., in the second game of the series, 1 to 0. Kirby Higbe of the losers fanned ten and time and again pitched out of trouble brought about by five errors turned in by his mates. An error paved the way for the winning marker. TIGERS BUY FOUR By United Press DETROIT, Aug. 31.—Two pitchers, Isadore Goldstein and L. B. Hamlin, right-handers; Roy Fritz, lefthanded first baseman, and Joyner White, southpaw outfielder, have been purchased by the Detroit Tigers from Beaumont of the Texas League, and will report next spring. HOOSIERS TAKE HONORS By Times Special KALAMAZOO, Mich., Aug. 31. Ted Hartley of Roanoke, Ind., and Howard King of Indianapolis finished first and second respectively in the 100-mile auto race here Sunday. JONES BOAT VICTOR By Times Special COLUMBUS, 0., Aug. 31.—80 b Jones of Indianapolis won the free-for-all in the Scioto Boat Club outboard regatta here Sunday. G. W. Martin of South Bend finished second.

PRIZE HORSES TO VIEAT FAIR Many Are Entered in Pulling Contest. One of the feature attractions at the Indiana state fair is the annual horse-pulling contest, held each year to determine which men own the best pulling teams of horses or mules in Indiana. Two contests will be held this year in front of the new grand stand, one on Tuesday, Sept. 8, for horses or mules weighing more than 3,000 pounds a pair, and the second on Friday, Sept. 11, for horses or mules weighing less than 3,000 pounds a pair. These contests will be held in the morning. Fourteen entrants will compete for the S3BO in premiums. They are: Allen Waters. John Lindsay- and Frank Baruiore of Indianapolis. Butt & Dickerson. Brazil: Harry Damewood. Ladoga; Addison Brake & Son. Fairbanks: John A. Day. Sprint-port; J. K. Edwards. Cartersburg: Walter Meyer. Danville: Vern Redick. Noblesville; Lotis Soaugh. Whitestown. Ind.; Holes Farm Company. Versailles. 0.. and T. A. Maurer. Covington. O. Guests to Give to Needy GREENWICH, Conn., Aug. 31. Dinner guests and party-goers here will contribute a dime apiece to support poor children this •Winter. The social service league will distribute milk bottles among hostesses. Each guest wil be expected to drop a dime in the bottle.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS Hisey & Titus 951 N. Delaware LI. 3828 Weiland & Goodrich, 1611 N. Meridian. TA. 1050 W. D. Beanblossom, 1321 W. Ray BE. 1588 J. C. Wilson, 1230 Prospect DR. 0321-0322 Grins teiner’s 522 E. Market RI. 5374 W. T. Blasengym 2226 Shelby DR. 2570 W. H. Richardson & Cos., 1801 N. Mer., TA. 1610 Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 S. Meridian. DR 2140 Wald. 1222 Union St., 1619.N. Illinois Little & Sons 2455 N. Talbot HA. 2222 1 DEATffi NOTICES LA Sdc^ T L H a^en E ce-L ge d Sunday morning. Services at the residence, 2330 Talbot street, Tuesday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. __ McGUIRE. NEWTON J.—Age 63, husband of Mrs. Lida McGuire, stepfather of F. l! Gerard and grandfather of Frances Gerard, passed away Sunday morning at the residence. 3356 Central avenue. Services at THE FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Tuesday, 2 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. FISHER. MRS. FLORA MITCHELL—Passed away early Sunday' morning. r Services at the residence, 2604 Broadway, Tuesday, 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Private interment in Crown Hill. SMITH, MAGDALENA LEHR-Age 83 years, Saturday, 4 p. m. Funeral at late home, 1715 Union, Tuesday. 8:30 a. m. Sacred Heart church, 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Deceased was member of Christian Mothers Society, also Tnird Order. PITSENBERGER, HARRY J. —Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Pitsenberger and brother of Earl, Vera and Claude Pitsenberger, died In Dubuque, la., Saturday, Aug. 29. Funeral at home of his parents. 3127 Kenwood ave. Funeral at residence Tuesday at 8:30 a. m.; SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral at 9 a. m. Friends invited. LEUKHARDT FRED C.—Beloved husband of Louisa Leukhardt. father of Mrs. Tillie Pippert, Fred A., August C. and William H. Leukhardt and Mrs. Sophia Leeb. brother of Christ, August and Gottlieb Leukhardt, and grandfather of Walter Pippert and Eloise, Donald, Richard and William Leukhardt. passed away Monday, Aug. 31. Fun eral services will be held at the_ residence. 851 N. Tacoma ave., Wednesday afternoon. Sept. 2, at 2 o clock. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited. Wald Funeral Directors. HEATH. AMOS R.—1270 Thompson st., beloved father of Paul M. Heath, departed this life Sunday. Aug. 30, age 74 years. Funeral Tuesday. Sept. 1, 10 a. m. at the Edgewood M. E. church. Burial Crown Hill. Funeral under the direction of MOORE & KIRK.

DEATH STAY IS ASKED Stay of execution was asked today for Walter Carlin, death cell prisoner at the Indiana state prison, who is scheduled for exectuion Sept. 10. Attorney George Miles, Madison, petitioned the supreme court for a stay and filed appeal of the case, in which Carlin was convicted of shooting a Madison policeman. Legal Notices T pt*AT* NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 10537 In the matter of the petition of Public Service Company of Indiana for authority to issue and sell or otherwise dispose of 55,000 shares of "$6 cumulative prior preferred stock” without nominal or par ' a No e tice Is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled cause in the Rooms of the Commission at Indianapolis. Indiana, at 9:30 o’clock a. m. on Friday, September 11, 1931 Public participation in this hearing is requested by the Commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA. By H. K. CUTHBERTSON, Commissioner. Indianapolis, Indiana. August 29. 1931. WE will sell at Public Auction one Ford ton truck, motor No. 2898536. for storage charges amounting to sl2, at 10 a. m., Wednesday September .2, 1931. WEST 16TH MOTOR SERVICE. 3733 W. 16th St. 1 DODGE COUPE: A 673-103. 1926. sold for tow-in and storage, repairs to highest bidder Sept. 15, 1931. Owner Ed Harris. DU M* S M OO TREXLER’S AUTO SERVICE, CHRYSLER CHASSIS: No. W 15456. 193077. sold for tow-in and storage to highest bidder on Sept. 15. 1931. Owner Ray Humble. Due $120.00. M. M. TRECiLER’S AUTO SERVICE. Business Announcements OLD CHAIRS MADE NEW—By rebottoming in cane, hickory or reed. Call Board of Industrial Aid for the Blind Ha. 0583. BATH ROOM— Complete. S6O: plumbing & heating: installed: reasonable. Ta. 4057,

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Business Announcements ALL KINDS of furnace work. Work guaranteed. Inspection free. Ir. 7481. FURNACE REPAIRING—I'II euarn.to save you money; cleaned. $1.50. Ir. 2768 eve. LET me put anew roof on vour garage. A-l painter: references. He. 1703 eve. PAPER HANGING—Hung and furnished $4.50 up. GLENN FREW Be. 0838-R Paintiner and Papering^ PAPER furnished and hung. $4 room: work guaranteed. Ch. 3051-W. PAPER hanging, painting and all kind of repairing; prices reasonable. Ta. 0207. PAPER HANGING— Hung and furnished $4 jp. GLENN FREW. Be. 0838-R. PAPER turn, and hung $4.50 per room. Ch 2004. FRANK JACKSON Ir 2415 Special Notices DR. H A~ BOYD, formerly located in Hume-Mansur has associated himself with Dr. Custer Electrical and Surgical Clinic. 2320 N. Dela. Specializing in Kidney. Liver. Gall Bladder. High Blood Pressure and Pelvic disorders. Especially equipped for prevention of operations in above conditions. Ta. 1309. 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MICH.. 3032 E.—Nicely furnished rm.; 5 windows; private home; privil. Ch. 1591. ORIENTAL. 20 N.—Furn. front sleep, rnl.. also unfurn. rm.; private entrance. RUCKLE. 1944—Attractive front rm., modern; home privileges. He. 5551. RUCKLE. 2949—Nice room: private home: reasonable. Ta. 1599. VERMONT at 111., large light room, main floor, gentleman. Li. 8612, WASH., W.. 57‘a—Steam heated rms., $2 up: home-like place: men only: close in. WOODRUFF PL., 856 W. Dr.—Desirable rm„ modern, private home. Ch. 7297. TWO—Modern, furnished rooms, near Tech. 1234 Sterling St. Ch. 0566-W. HOTEL ANTLERS AN ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION which correctly implies a note of exclusiveness and auiet good taste. Our free parking lot. private swimming pool and coffee shop render us serviceable to you at the modest rates of $7. *7.50. $8 un oer week per person. two in room: single rates. $12.50 per week. All rooms are eaulpped with baths 750 N. MERIDIAN ST. LI. 2351. PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms. Hot. cold water. *5 wk., with bath. $7 wk. Warm steam heated rms. A real winter home; ladies, gentlemen. 232 S. lU. AMERICAN HOTEL 310*4 S. HL Under new management. Rms., newly decorated. Rates by wk., $3.50 up: bath. $7 sgle., or $8 dble. Steam heat. For ladles, gentlemen. 46TH, W.. 133—Lovely large rm., privil.. In real home;*gar., gentleman. Hu. 5558. ATTRACTIVE rm. for 1 or 2; Illinois carlinc: no other roomers. Ta. 4183. NICELY furnished rm. in private apt. 1300 East. Ri. 8107. Room for Rent With Board DELAWARE. N., 843—Strictly mod. rm.; twin beds; gentlemen; reas. Li. 6209. GRAY, N., 958—55 for rm. and board- carUne: private: congenial. Ch. 3232-R. GALE. N.. 2210—Children rm. and board. Mother's care; private home. Ch. 1530, IRVINGTON—Room and board, suitable 2; tear car and bus, Ir, 4715,

Room for Rent With Board JEFFERSON. N.. 325—Attract, rm.. nrivileges; car, bus. Meals. Men. Ch. 0685-J. MERIDIAN. N.. 2249—Parents & children. Will care for children of emp. Ta. 1508. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2229—Light front rm.. modern; private home; privileges; meals optional; 1 or 2; hot water all the time. Ta. 4706. BYRAM. 4054 —Desirable rm. for 2: will board children; near Butler. Wa. 4698. 13TH. E.. 604—Nicelv turn. rm.. bath, 2 meals optional; home priv. RI. 8815. WANTED CHILDREN—Mother's care; prlvate home. Near No. 9 school. 326 N. Pine. WANTED—Children; prlavt? home; near School 67. Be. 2861-J McINTIRE HOTEL—IS 23 N. Cap.; clean, desirable rooms with board. $7 per week. WANT children to board, small farm; close in; reasonable. R, R. 9. Box 254. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALA.. N.. 2037—Attract. 4-rm. apt.. 1 rm. kitchenette furn.. garage. Ta. 1550. ALABAMA. N., 523. APT. I—Attrac. 3-rm. apt., modern, constant hot water. ALABAMA. N.. 943—Rm.. kitchen; private bath; 2 or 3 adults. Ri. 3211. ALABAMA. N.. 1019—2 and 3-rm. suites; nice, clean; private home; reasonable. BARTH. 1315—2 lar* rms.. nicely furnished. Da 3304-J. BELLEFONTAINE, 1810—2 well furnished front rms.. modern, garage. He. 4774, BROADWAY. 1134—2 rms., kitchenette. sink, range. 2 beds, $7. CAPITOL, N.. 3654 —2 or 3 furn. housekeeping rms.: adults; near Butler; $5. CHADWICK, 916—2 large furn. rooms, new paper; priv. entrance; gas and elec.; $4. DEL.. N.. 1836—3. large, mod., unfur. rms. All utilities furn.. low price. Ha, 3455-W. FLETCHER, 1233—Living rm.. bedrm., kitchenette apt., front ent. Dr. 5067-R. FOUNTAIN SQ.—2 or 3 conn. rms.. down: porch; strictly priv.; gar. Dr. 3540-R. HARLAND, 1113—3 front furn. rms.; bath; ground floor. Dr. 2432. ILL.. N.. 805—H. K R. rooms, suitable for 2 adults. Newlv decorated, hot water, all times. Price. $4 and $5. Running water. Sleeping room. $2. ILLINOIS. N.. 2625—Nice rm. and kitchenette; also 2 rms.. dinette; furn.: pri. ent. ILLINOIS. N., 3120—1 nice rm.. kitchenette; everything furn.; near school. ILL. N.. 838 —Front rms.; sink range: $4,50 up; 1 wk. free; children welcome. ILLINOIS. N.. 1726—Exceptionally furnished clean apartment. Private entrance. MICH., E.. 2416—2 rms., priv. bath and entrance: everything furn. $6. Ch. 7100. 1449 N. NEW JERSEY 2 and 3 connecting rooms; priv ent.; everything furn.. free gar. Ri. 0575. NEW JERSEY. N.. 134—Lodging, clean. rms., for thewiight, 25c and 50c. Ri. 4145. OHIO. 540 E.—2 nice front room. $4 per week. Other at $2 and $3. PENN.. N. 807—LOVELY APT.. RM.. KITCHENETTE CHILD WELC. LI. 3094, PINE. N„ 615—2 rms., furn. or unfurn., heat, light, gas furn.: reasonable. RANDOLPH. N.. 233—2 clean modern; utilities; $6 week. Ri. 2677. ST. JOE. E.. 215—2 front rms.. downstairs. modern, sink: reas. Ri. 5273. TALBOTT. N.. 2338—2-rm. kitchentte apt. private entrance, garage, reason. Ta. 7038. DOWNTOWN—Furnished or unfurnished 1 or 2 rms.. wklv. or monthly rates: util. Call BREVORT HOTEL, 111, fe Ohio Sts. Houses and Flats Furnished ASHLAND. 1529—2-room apt.; clean and everything furnished; private ent.; $7. CENTRAL. 2131 —3-rm., front apt.; private porch, ent.: utilities. $8 week. He. 4155. DE QUINCEY. 427—Home-like, Ist floor, private apartment; utilities; garage. EAST—4-RM. NICELY FURNISHED APT.; S3O MONTH. IR. 7752. WASH.. E.. 3720—“ Hollywood:” mod. 4-r., furn. or unfurn.; porch; $7 wk. Ir. 5877. THE HAINES—BIO */i N. 111.; beautiful furn apt.; close in; reasonable. Li. 8884. UPPER DUPLEX—3 rooms and bath; garage; adults. Ir. 7912. 4-ROOM furnished cottage; water, light and gas furnished; $8 wk. Call at 1611 Southeastern Ave. 40TH. W.. 419—Lower 5 rooms, modern: garage; porch; yard. Wa. 2536. SEMI-MOD., 5 rm. cottage; electric lights, furnace; garage; Speedway bus; $8 wk. S2B mo. Inquire 1713 Tibbs Ave. 11TH. W„ 42—Nicelv decorated kitchenette apartment: all utilities furnished; S3B. Call Apt. NO. 1, THE GRANT. Apartments for Rent ASHLAND. 1122—2 rooms, bath; hardwood floors;_enclosed porch: utilities; $lB mo. BELLEF., 2440—M0d. 4 rms.; porches, back yard; $27; winter. S3O. He. 5491. COLLEGE, 5342—1-rm. private apt., bath kitchen, furn. or unfurn: utilities. MADISON AVE.. 1525—3 rooms, bath; utilities furnished: garage. MANCHESTER, 962 N. PENN. Bedroom apartment; all utilities: $37.50 to S6O; Frigidaire. Li. 1731. NEW JERSEY, 522—Lovely 2, 4 and 5 rm. apts; strictly modern: reas. Ri. 7934. PENN., N., 2446—5 rm. upper duplex; bath; porch; garage; adults. Ta. 4767. Indianapolis Rental Bureau Desirable apartments in any part of city, furnished and unfurnished, from $25 to $125. Transportation furnished. No charges or obligations. Li. 4507. evenings and Sunday Wa. 0433 or Be 3114. WASHINGTON. E.. 5018 —5 large rms.. mod.; desirable: good neat; gar., rent reas. BARGAIN—I72I Ashland: 3-rm. modern; porch yard: adults. He. 1905, Houses for Rent ALTON AVE.. 544 —5-room semi-modern, $12,50; n ,wly papered. Ch. 4317-W. ADAMS. 2809 —One-half cozv double: 4 rooms, garage, water pd.; $lB. Ri. 1533. BATES, 1114—5 rms., repapered, inside toilet, garage. $13.50. Ri. 6441. BARTH, 1863—5-room mod., brick veneer double, garage. Dr. 2420-W. BEVILLE. N.. 1101—6 rooms mod., except furnace, .garage; $22. Ri. 6441. BELLEFONTAINE. 1121-1123—4-rm. duplex modern; garage: $22; water paid. Be. 2615. Be. 2616. BLAINE. 1029—5-rm. mod. double; gar.; water pd.: nr. schools; reduced. Hu. 7686. CENTRAL AVE., 1404 26 Rooms for light housekeeping. Jennings Bros. 28 S. Illinois. CONGRESS, 1315—7-room mod. house; water paid; $27.50; mod.; gar. Ri. 5727. FULTON, 732 —5-rm. semi-mod. dble., red.; near Real Silk; reduced. Ir. 0104. FLETCHER AVE., 3838—6 rm: bungalow, newly papered and painted; $22.50; mod., except furnace. Hoosier Funding Corp., Li. 7890; Hu. 6124, FULTON, 728 —6-room semi-modern, newly deco., good location, reduced. Ir. 0104. GRACELAND. 3452—4-room upper duplex, semi-mod., gar., water pd- sl6. Ta. 1844. HARDING. S.. 1222—7 rooms, gas, lights, will paper. sl4. Ri. 5945. HAUGH, 410—Semi-modern, 6-room; for good recommended tenants call Be, 0200. JEFFERSON, N., 17—Near Tech; 5-room mod., dble; water paid; reduced. Ch. 3012. KEYSTONE, S. 707—3 rooms; Vz modern double; wated paid; $23; garage. LEE. 1470—5 rms.. semi-mod., newlv dec!! 2 blks. from school, wa. pd. Ri. 1652. LOCKWOOD. 1830—4-room double, toilet inside: garage; sl6; water paid. Be. 2615. Be, 2616. LOCKWOOD. 1818—4-room double; toilet inside; newly papered; sl6; water paid. Be. 2615. Be. 2616, McPHERSON, 2817—6-rm. mod., breakfast room; red, in and out; gar.; S3O. Ri. 9930. MEREDITH, 3054—M0d. double bungalow; 4 rooms: bath; garage; S2O, He. 5594, MERIDIAN. 608 S.: excellent for roomerswill pav moving expense. He. 5491. MINKNER, 127—3-room house, gas lights; $10.50 month. Call Ri. 5727. OLNEY. N., 1325—5 rms., breakfast nook, mod.; gar.; water paid, $36.50, Ch. 0772, REGENT. 62—6 rooms; semi-modern; new paper; garage. Cal Hu. 6433. RUCKLE. 2043 —6-room mod. double, redecorated. garage, nice yard. Near good school. Rent $22.50. He. 4542 T SANDERS. 318 —4-room modern cottage, reconditioned. $23.50. Ha. 4317-W. SINGLETON, 2043—4 & 6 rms. mod.; gar. wat, pd.. $16,50 & S3O. Dr, 7703-R. TEMPLE & PEARL —Clean 4-rm. bungalow. gas. Its- wa. pd. redeco.. $13.50. He. 5805. 940 UDELL 6-Rm. gemi-modern single, S2O. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. WINTHROP. 4145—Modern double, garage: reas. to responsible party. LI. 2423 WASHINGTON. E. 2012—5-room lower duplex, modern. Rent *23; water paid. Be. 2615, Be. 2616. WISCONSIN. 317—5 rms., redeco.; garage; near School 22. Reduced. sl3. Ri. 0645. COTTAGE. 1545—5 rms., water paid gas. elec., nicely papered; sl6. Dr. 3564-R. 16TH, E., 2512—Near Spades pk: 4-room mod, double; cabinet; garage. Dr. 1280. 23D, E.. 117—6 rom slj bath, thoroughly modern, newly papered: $25, Hu. 2169. MONTH Rent Free, 1001 W. New York. 8 mu. 256 Richland, 6-rm. cottage. 2346 Brotdway. 14 rm*., a baths, gar. Ri. 7738.

AUTO LOANS CASH AT ONCzI I LOAN BY PHONE NO WAITING I § “ SE^TAmK NO ENDORSERS I ■ A /II WILL CALL J JL4 HALF RATE WHY PAY OTHERS MORE? COME TO US—WE WILL PAY OFF YOUR PRESENT LOANGIVE YOU MORE MONEY IF YOU WISH—AND LOWER YOUR PAYMENTS LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE Riley 1321

Houses for Rent 10TH. E.. 234—Practically new. 6-rm. dble. water paid; 2-car garage; reduce S4O. 19TH.. E.. 918—Cozy. 4 rms.. semi-mod.: fireplace. $12.50:. hear schoolSingle House, sls Six rooms, elec. Its., gas. city water paid. 839 East Maryland. Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market 932 HOSBROOK 'COLORED) Three-room single. SB. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. Business Places for Rent 400 KAHN BG.—Desk. pri. rm.. reception rm.. phone, stenographer. Li. 2662. 19TH.. El] 930—Storeroom, 16x35. Ideal for small business. $16.50. He. 4843. Suburban for Sale WEST of city. 8-rm. mod.; one acre land, price. $5.000. Jennings Bros. 28 S. lU. st. Cottages and Resorts SHAFFER LAKE—ldea! Beach: new. modern lake front cottages, fishing. Ir. 4090. Real Estate for Exchange 2 STORERMS. W.: living rms. adjoining. Sale or trade small town prop. Be. 3318. Household Goods THREE - PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES. Slightly used. Ten wonderful values. At $25 Each Cash Only. The Ideal Furniture Cos. 227 W. Washington St. The “Cut-Price'’ Quality Furniture Cos. Only 18 brand new all-steel refrigerators at special reduced prices. 3 colors. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. 2000 Northwestern Ave. TA. 0689 BASEBURNER—“Art Garland,” good condltlon. $lO. Wa. 2337. FURNITURE New, used, 3-rm. outfit; easy terms. N. Barrett. 868 Vlr. ave. THOR WASHER—A-l condition; bargain for $lO. 1117 E. Michigan St. _ DINING rm. table and buffet, oak, like new; cheap. Ch. 1169-J. _____ BARBER chairs and equipment wanted. 42 W. Georgia st. Ri. 0 7. . SEWING MACHINES, po) “ electric Singer and other makes t. w as $35. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., 126 W. Washington St. RI. 9718. . HAVE vour sewing mch. repaired. White Sewing Mch. Cos.. 60 W. N. York. Ri. 4755. BEAUTIFUL Burl dining rm. and bedrm., complete: living rm.; rugs: occasional tables: breakfast set; lamps. 2428 N. Mer. CIRCULATING heater, can be used for cooking. $5. 3817 E. 34th St. Ch, 7169-M. MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sewing machines as low as $lO. Singer Sewing Machine Cos., 838 Va. Ave. Dr. 2474, GAS RANGE—High oven, good condition, very reasonable. 542 North Jefferson Ave. Radio and Equipment Radio Bargains Croslev “Wigit” 1931 $19.50 Majestic table model 47.00 Philco 9 tube Lowboy 59.00 Falcon Lowboy 49.00 Radio Bargain Shop R. C. A. TUBES—Repair all electric radios. LINCOLN RADIO SERVICE. LI. 1126. Store-Office Supplies Coal and Wood WINTER IS AROUND THE CORNER. BETTER COAL. BETTER PRICES NOW Best W. Va. Blk.. clean, fkd $6.00 Best Island Creek and K.v., blk. fkd. 6.50 Red Ash Pocahontas, smokeless. Ip.. 8.00 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DR. 4621 FREDRICK COAL CO. 801-809 Beecher St. Dr. 1792 Musical Instruments DEGAN XYLOPHONE Three and one-half octave, regular $l5O, slightly used, S6O. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. St. Li. 5513. BEAUTIFUL reproducing Grand Piano, may be had for balance on the account biggest value in city. WILKING MUSIC CO. SAXOPHONES—lnvestigate our free lesson and easy payment plan. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. Pemproke Arcade. Li. 4800. KINGSBURY. Walnut Upright a real value in used Piano: priced $35. WILKING MUSIC CO. SMALL Grand, apartment size, may be had bv finishing payments. A real bargain. Easy terms. WILKING MUSIC CO. Miscellaneous for Sale ” BEDROOM CHAIRS 8 Bedroom chairs, $4.50 each. 12 Ft. linoleum, 60c sq. yard. 9 Ft. and 6 Ft. Congoleum, 45c sq. yard. 2 Double coil bed springs, SB.OO each. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Capitol and South St. Easy Credit Terms on new and factory rebuilt electric air compressors. All guaranteed. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO.. 3535 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151. FOR SALE—-Finely ground agricultural limestone for improving your land, may be had at 80 cents per ton on trucks or cars, at the quarry. INDIANA REFORMATORY. Pendleton. Indiana. _ FURNACE and stove Stove Repair Cos.. 622 E. Wash. RI. 0369. YOUR USED SCHOOL BOOKS NOW WE PAY CASH. CRAWFORDS DRUGS. 813 N DELAWARE. LI 1800 KEOS 10 gallons. $1 each. We deliver. xyajvjo WEST END BOTTLE CO.. 538 W. Pearl St. LI. 8085, BARBER chair and mirror for sale. 720 2110 Roosevelt ave. POPCORN machine. ’good as new; bargain for cash. Hu. 6665. Liberal Terms and Trade On new and factory rebuilt electric water pumps. All guaranteed. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO., 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151, Miscellaneous Wanted FURNITUREOF ALL KINDS HOMES COM Pirn preferred sodgef AUCTION, RI. 3016. WILL PAY CASH FOR 4 TO 6 ROOMS OF FURNITURE. CALL TA. 3011. MURPHY IN-A-DOOR ROLL-AWAY BED. IR. 1910. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus doming. furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. RL 6622 127 W Georgia Bt. CASH FOR FURNITURE NO ONE CAN PAY MORE. CALL WERLEY- HUMBOLDT 7274 FIRS’!. Pets BOARD vour pet: dogs, young or old: excellent care; reasonable. Be. 1765. Machinery & Tools WE DO Electric and Mechanical experiment and development work: Jtso electric motor repairing. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3535 8. Washington St. Ir. U 75.

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Business Opportunities PARTNERSHIP in good restaurant, good factory district. Mrs. Kumpnrt. Dr. 4597, DRY GOODS store for sale, sacrifice; good business location. 3008 Central. GROCERY and meats: good location - * established 13 years. Be. 1187. 4-CHAIR barber shop: excel, money maker. Box A-214 Times. Money to Loan FUA<&?URE AUHfHpINS Buckeye Finance Cos. 807 E. New York St PJ. 4974 LOANS—On furniture. Rate oer month 2% LOWEST IN CITY INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION 330 Occidental Bldg. Ri 3587. Other Companies Paid Off. Personal Propcrtv Loans CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY. INC. 141*2 E. Washington St. Riley 7561 1102*/i Prospect St. Drexel 5083 AUTOS FURNITURE LOANS EQUITABLE FINANCE SO 219 E. Ohio St. Li. 6605 Loans $lO to S3OO in 24 hours. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Formerly Beneficial Loan Society 34 S. PENNSYLVANIA ST. RI. 5054. Auto Supplies and Repairs Motors Rebuilt, $lB to $27 Valves ground, $3 to $7. Rings installed, $7 to sl2. Everythin'S else a$ big saving. Drive in or phone, INDIANA STATE AUTO SCHOOL. South and Alabama. Ri. 0648. JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO—Will repair or make new tops and curtains for your car. 202 Kentucky Ave. IF YOU DON'T FIND what vou are looking for in the want ads today, it may be advertised here tomorrow. Read Tlmea classified ads daily. Automobiles for Sale Free Wheeling Can Now Be Installed on Any Car SIB.OO Small Charge for Installing. Salesmen Wanted. 1233 N. Meridian BEST OF BUYS AT ” CENTRAL BUICK. 602 N. Capitol. Li. 1995. Best In Town. „ Lathrop Mayers Used Cars. 420 North Capitol. Ri. 6375. Bargains in Used Cars. CARSON BROS. 921-23 Virginia Ave. Dr. 0232. REAL VALUES IN USED CARS. MARMON NEW USED CAR STORE T— Coupes, tudors. sedans; •Wand, up; $35 choice. C. O. WAR. NOCK. 819 East Wash. St. Li. 8396. BUICK! Annual Fall Sale Finest stock of used cars in town. All reduced in price. Guaranteed. Sales Service Indianapolis Buick Cos. 1302 East Washington St. 1931 CHE VROLET~COACH i Driven 5.000 miles. Can not be toldl from anew car; $495 for a quick sale.* Terms or trade. JONES MOTOR CORP. Capitol and Vermont. Li. 4455. X CHEVROLET coupe. 193d! Looks and runs like anew car, in the best of condition, priced very low only $350. Terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. St. Ri. 5325. X CHEVROLET sport coupe, 1928? Equipped with good rubber, paint in fine shape, mechanically excellent; priced low. only *165. Terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. St. ri. 5325, DODOB-Fo.dor sedan. 1928. In dition throughout: only $225. Terms C O. 9( WARNOCK. 819 East Wash St. Li. 1926 Dodge Sedan " Good paint, tires, motor A-l. This car is priced to sell: $95. BRIGHTWOOQ AUTO CO.. 2346 Station St Ch. 6848° FORD—Model A sport coupe, 1930; looks a rtm^ ns H ke .^,? ew^car: in Perfect condltion, only 5375. Terms. <5. O WARNOCK, 819 East Wash. St. LI. 8396. FORD—Model A tudor sedan. 1929! Hers is a real bargain; only $275. Terms C 0 9 WARNOck. 819 East Wash, si ’ Li! X FORD sport roadster. 1930. Hera is a real bargain; this car has had wonderful care; in perfect condition; only *335. Terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. Bt. jjj 5325. MARMON—I927 coach 8: runs and~looka pr i ced f or o®*** sale, $145. Eas* terms. A real used car sale. Browning Gent Cos., Inc. 10th & Meridian sts 8 Pontiac 1930 Sport Coupe mileage, has had the best of car# a ** £ i 1* fully eaulpped including 6 wir* Kim We trade. 01 Terms toHutt U * b “ r " OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. Dr. 4743. 2 wan J. ad that interests vou* gone tomorrow. 7 ' th * OPOortumtv ma * *• Trucks TRUCK SPECIALS I. jfs 5 Buddy Stewart i-ton Wl Panel Trucks, each one tfh l92 f i Va-Um* 50 ' 0 ® stake body a/jo on L W 27 Chevrolet 1-ton chassis 1350a 1928 Chevrolet */ 2 ton _ canopy truck 110 OA LAUTH CHEVROLET CO. 3547 E. W’-h. St. IR. 1176. FORD 192*— iv*-lon Fora panel oodv m best of condition. FRANK HATFIELD ro 623 N Capitol RI 0328 Automobiles Wanted Want to Sell Your Car? I DO IT l Trade it to us on a new Ford Leave a small deposit, and take the balance home with vou In eesh. No delay. An? and all models. NORTHWESTERN SALES CO. Authorized Ford Dealera. WILL pay cash for your” car or yow equity. # I. WOLF AUTO CO. U. 4511, Ml if, Capitol,