Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 197, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1931 — Page 12

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SPUR ACTION ON BILLS STRIKING AT DEPRESSION Hoover, Legislators Confer on Efforts to Speed Up Congress. /> vfil i ‘ P'l Prrin WASHINGTON, Dor. 26 President Hoover hopes to stimulate early congressional action on his domestic economic relief propram by a series of conferences with representatives and senators during the holidays. The President talked today with Senator Fletcher (Deny. Fla.) who assured him congress would try to act soon on measures designed to alleviate the depression. Mr. Hoover also received Senator Swanson (Dem., Va.). At the White House, it was said Mr. Hoover plans to give considerable thought and study to his economic program during the next few’ days. After a Christmas day spent jovially with his two young grandchildren, the President returned to the. executive offices early this morning and immediately resumed work on his proposals. About two weeks ago, Mr. Hoover submitted to congress the twelve-point program which he believed would relieve distress from unemployment and aid the country in its quest for prosperity. , Among the high points of this program are strengthening of the federal land bank system, assistance to home owners through a system of home loan discount banks, revision of the banking laws to safeguard depositors and the creation of a reconstruction finance corporation to liberalize industrial and agricultural credits. Births . Girl* Prances and Helen Broderick, 324 j Sldnev and 7tke CritseV, Coleman hos--1,1 Harry and Tillio Walls, Coleman hospital. , , _ , , •tames Lucil® Burton, Coleman hosPit ft 1 . „ , . , •lames and Pauline Bigelow. 1912 Bloyd. William and Easter Stanley, 8221 Va Al'°Gabrtelle and Hallle Navlor, 1315 Spring.loseph and Mary Wheat, 1923 Hovey. Mason and Mae Storm. 2932 Moore. Robert and Mabel Gann. 533 Abbott. Robert and Arnolda Barnhart, 265 ; Caven , _ .. i William and Bonnie Baker, 539 South J C 'diaries and Geraldine Hale, 1128 j Clarence and. H*]en York. 2307 Barrett. Damien and Marie Lvman, Methodist , hospital. Boys Otho and Bessie Holland, 2727 Baltimore _ _ . William and Clorena Sparks, Coleman hospital _ , Harold and Vonda Robertson, Coleman hospital. Donald and Helen Valentine. Coleman hospital Raymond and Hazel Ford, 1526 Hoefgen. Thomas and Julia. Gtlriay, 2624 East North. Prank and Alma Jordan-, 341 South j State Leonard and Emma Smith. 916 Union. I Frank and Marie Schultz. 1510 Deloss. David and Patricia Baker, 2709 Co- \ lumbia. Russell and Lovpy Wilson, 867 West ! Walnut. Harold and Ruth Gossett. 2043 Hillside. James and Scharlotta Toombs, 29 West Pratt Elisha and Roxte, Curd, 2057 Highland ] place. Kennelh and Blanche Short, 966 West 1 Twenty-nine Joseph and Rachel Mulcahv, 832 South i Senate Murry and Beulah Hoover, Methodist j hospital, Harry and Helen Poiley. 4912 Brouse. Deaths Suss Lvles. 64. 1350 Oltver. mitral In- | sufficiency Jeff Pash. 58. 610 West Twenty-sixth, Chronic parnechymataus nephritis. Charles William Moore, 53. Methodist j hospital, carcinoma. Marv Catherine Brown. 63. 1517 Brook- ! eidr cerebral hemorrhage. Edith Marie Shambauah. 1 mo., city hos- I Pital. broncho pneumonia. Roena Pearl Mumaw. 36. 2141 North Jefferson. pulmonary tuberculosis. Fred Anderson, 74. 1521 Madison, acute , psrrnc.hmatons nephritis. Catherine Hoefling. 73, 307 West Thirtyninth, chronic myocarditis. Charles H. Waehtstetter. 62. 2404 Broad- ] wav. angina pectoris. Emmett Lauehlin. 36. ROfl North New j Jersey, pulmonary hemorrhage Joe Wright, 70, 320 South West, myocarditis. Snrßh Overton, 77. 911 Lavman, cere- i bral hemorrhage MBrv Loftin Brannon. 74. 4620 Carroll- i ♦ on. chronic myocarditis. Howard Henson. 11 mo., r.itv hospital, cerebrospinal meningitis. Hester M. Berry. 69. 823 South Illinois, Premia. Arthur E. Fleischer. 70. 3527 Central, chronic nephritis. William L. Hav. 56. 2232 North Talbott, sarcoma. Charlotie S Forrest. 51. Methodist hospital. nulmonarv embolism. Runs in Car’s Path; Leg Broken Breaking from companions, Doris Stone, Negro, 8. of 723 Blake street, ran into the path of an automobile today and suffered a broken left, leg. The accident occurred at Tenth end Paca streets. Roy Lampery, 26. of 610 Lyons street, driver of the car, was held blamele.s.

THIS CURIOUS WORLD

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Farms Cut Off by High Water

Back water from the flooded Tallahatchie river in Mississippi has made the picture above a common scene in the northwestern part of lie state. This shot, taken by a plane chartered for NEA Service and The Times, shows a farm between Batesville and Glendora, Miss. It is isolated completely except by boat. Flood waters are still rising.

‘Clothe a Child ’ Donors

Donors to the Clothe-a-Child campaign are reprinted today, with the added wish for a Happy New Year to each and every individual or group participating in the 1931 campaign’s success. The 350 pledges to Clothe-a-Child follow: Editorial department of Times (two children). American Legion Monthly's employes (six children!. Mr. and Mrs. Waller A. Oueisser, 330 Berkley Road. Office employes of Superintendent cf Rolling Slock, Big Four railroad they and girl). This Is A Spanish American and Indian War Veteran's Pension Money. The Boss an.l Rhinv. Claim Department of Travelers Insurance company (three rhildreni. Don't Want Name lised (three children). Mrs. George Hilgemeier Sr. and Mr*. F. W. Soit/nagel. Office of the Indiana Farm Bureau. 920 I-emcke building (six children). Mr. Humboldt Lxehance. •lust a Good Fellow ihov and girl). Golden Rule class of Zion Evangelical church <two girls). Two Ladies Who Don't Want To Be Known. Employes of Columbia Conserve Company (five children). Butler university's T. W. C. A. (two girls). The Lew Hill Grain Company. Lincoln office of Indiana Kell Telephone Cnmnanv (seven children). A. C. E. S. bowling league. Pritchett alleys. A Married Couple Wanting lo Hein. Miss West .Fifteenth Street. Auditor's office of Stockyard* (four children). Claim department of State Automobile Insurance Association. For Carl W. Steinhauer Jr., Davenport. la.. at Christmas. King's Daughters of Irvington Presbyterian church. . . . Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wood Nichols, 4308 Carrollton avenue. .... Peoria A, Eastern Railway Athletic Association Peoria A Eastern Railway general olfices (two children'. Sigma Phi Gamma sorority. Mr. and Mrs. Anonymous and familv. Groun of Tech Girls. Plumbing and Heating bowling league. Illinois alleys. .. Mrs. Meredith Nicholson. 041. North Meridian slreei. Transportation bowling league, Pritchett alleys. Mr. and Mrs. George Sennhauser, 1157 Guilford avenue. Special Delivery department of Indianapolis posteffiee. Mrs. Sam Rubin, 638 South Illinois Street. Beta chapter. Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority. Mr. and Mrs. North Side. Alpha chapter. Rho Delta sorority. In Memory of Harry S. Hilliard. Tau Gamma sorority (two children). Powell Commission Company and employes (three rhildren). Group of Friends of National Silk Hosiery Mills and Christensen School of Music. Circulation department of Time* (two children). Employes of W 7 hitaker Press. The Lady from Argyle. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Seitz, 4049 Ruckle street. , E. A. Crane agency of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company (boy and girl). Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority, teachers’ college. Butler university. Elmer Franhel and Miss O. M. Young (bov and girl), Fidrlif Club (two children). Margaret Hitchcock, Mrs. Ida Wray and Francis Valentine of Knightstown, Ind. Kahn Tailoring Company (four children). Red Scarf Lady. A Couple of Good Advertising Guys. The X Y Z Miss. Employes of City Securities Corporation. Automotive bowling league of 1936 season (two hovsi Charles Schwert. Columbia Club Good Scout. I Want Twins (two girls). Ladies’ Thirteen Club of Ft. Beniamin Harr'son. Honin' Shoe Corporation. Tokalon Club linns Club Rowling league. Another Santa Claus (three children). Auxiliary of Englewood Eastern Star. A Citv Official. F. Bowling league. Pritchett alleys. Giris of yard-good* and riraneries departments of 1,. S. Avres downstairs store. Theta chapter of Pi Omicron sorority (two children). Mister North Delaware Street.

I Office employes of Reo Indiana Sales Inc. Girls of second floor. Indiana Trust building (two children), i Hie Four car inspectors. Brightwood yards. Universal Club (twelve children). ! Infants’ Department. '’libben-Hoilweg i Company. Mrs. j. E. Mohler, 948 Second avenue Mars Hill. Lock Box clerks, Indianapolis postoffice. i Man With No Name (three girls). Bridge Club of Standard Oil Company. Guarantee Tire and Rubber Company office force. Mary Beth and Billy Harrison (a hoy ; and a girl). | Kahn Tailoring Company (Three ehilj dren). I Employes of George F. Cram. Mercer ! building, seventh floor. ) Alpha Eta Pi fraterniiy. , ’of E Chr?st** ° f P '‘ nsion Fund of disciples Mr. and Mrs. Newcomers In City (boy and girl). Phi Gamma Chi sorority. G C. Welch. 4628 Hinesley. forestry division of Statchoiisc (two children). Golden Rule auxiliary. Order of Eastern Star. In Memory of Father. Employes of Hoosier Pete. Employes of Odd Fellows building. Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority (two children). Hoosier Pete’s Men bowling team. I V 1 Memory of Dorothy Helen Farber. Agents of Union Central Life Insurance Comnar.y. Lillian Holderman, 1718 North Meridian street. Men of Transit and Proof and Outj going clearing house department. In- ! diana National bank. l Mrs. Blanche Rusbton. 1125 West ’ Twentv-fifth street, j Just Put Me In. Washington Bowling League, Illinois alleys (three bovs). Block Optical Ladies' league and Woman's Social bowling league (iwo : girls). Avalon Bowling league. Pritchett alleys. Auditor's office of Indiananolis Stockj yards (boy and girl). Employes of Home Insurance Company of New York (two children). Mr. and Mrs. John S. Newhouse. Cumberland. Ind. A County Judge (bov and eirl). j Mondav Before Christmas. Delta Rbo chanter of 'he Phi Pi Tsi sorority. Division of forestry. Statehonse. Coffee shop of Hotel Harrison. Tan Gamma sorority. Out on North Capitol Avenue. Delta Gamma sorority. Butler university No Name, Mr. and Mrs. "W” and Daughter 'two girls). StaniCT S. Feezle. Girls of Transit department. Indiana National bank (boy and girl). Good Fellows of Chemical Firm (boy and girl). Mrs. North Delaware Street. Sigma Tau sorority. Mrs. Eddie Meyer. 3616 North Canitnl avenue, member of Fritchett's Girls’ Bowling team Kanna Kanna Sigma sorority. Girls of Second Floor. Indiana Trust building. Rho Gamma Chi class. Riverside ! Mrtbodist church. Office employes of Wadley Company (bov and girl). Man In A Hurry. C. W. CommiskT. Pi Beta Phi sorority. Butler university, .St. Philip's A. C. howling leagues No 1 and No. 2. Rough Notes Bowling league. Chamber of Commerce Mister. Credit: Women's So.cial Club of H. P. Wasson & Cos. (two bovs and girl). Ladies' Auxiliary to Indiana Firemen’s i Association, (two boys). Ashworth Gee and Virginia Martindale. 1 Girls of the Insurance department, i Railroad Men's Ruilding and Loan Coin- : panv. Anonymous. Mr. and Mrs. Beam’s Bowling alleys. 161 North Illinois. John H. and William Beam, proprietors. (Four children). He Remembered Them (two boys). Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Plummer and Mr and Mrs. W. H. Wilharm. Miss Anita Joseph, lingerie dent. Fair | store. Mrs. Rowan Hicks. 528 Parker avenue. Craig’s candv store No. 2. at 40 Ne.rth Pennsylvania street. Alias Santa Claus. Friends of Little Girls (bov and girl). Tbi Sigma Chi fratrrnitT. Airs. Washington Exchange. Knight Club. Junior Guild of New Bethel Baptist church George E. Hopkins. 309 Board of Trade building. Alpha Nu chanter of Chi Sigma Chi. Marmon Girls’ Group. Merle and Glen Lawler. 649 North Hamilton avenue. Mrs. Washington Boulevard. Indiananolis Bowling League. Pritchett alleys. (Two children.) Mr. and Mrs. Edward Long. 5140 East Washington street, i lota Chi sorority. A Kitidlv One Who Called. Miss Della Harlan. 774 East drive 1 Wood'-uff pi are C B. S. Club. „ , Stereotypers and Engravers of The | Times. Employes of third floor F. S. *Trex. No Name 1 adv. Tenth floor of Roosevelt building Rert Louden 220 North Osage street. A groun of Tech Girls. Mystery Mr. and Mrs. Motheis and Daughters’ Club of North Irvington. The Glad Girl. Thursday Afternoon Club. Employes of Indianapolis Life Insurance Cos. (twins). Ladies’ Oriental Shrine arum corn* Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jones. 4939 North Arsenal avenue. Employes 1.. S. Avres A Cos., downtalrs store (two Pots). THE TIMES Want Ad Headquarters Transient Rates Minimum spaced want ad accepted Is two lines. Charge Cash Number Insertions Per Line Per Line One Time 20 .19 : 3 consecutive times 16 .15 6 consecutive times 13 .12 i Rooms. Etc. Charge Based on Two Lines. Charge Cash j 2 lines, one time .37 .35 ! 2 lines. 3 times .78 .72 2 lines. 6 times 1.12 1.00 Discounts Ads mav be phoned m and charged if the i advertiser is listed in the phone directory I nr is identified and accented bv the credit j department. j A DISCOUNT of ONE CENT FOR EACH LINE is given to transient edvertisers paving their bill within ONE WEEK afte* billing. Advertisers are asked to take adj vantage of this discount. Deaths, Last and Found, Etc. Death Notices. Cards of Thanks. In Memoriams. Lodge and Church Notices. Lost and Found ads are charged at a rate of 10 cents per line Situation Wanted. 2 Cents per Word Minimum 12 Words. Want ads may be phoned In as late as 11:15 A. M. for publication in the 2:00 P M. Borne Edition on the eame day. Phone Service 8 A. M. to 9 P. M Daily. Phone: F.ILEY 5551

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Service staff of Indiana iheater. Girls of The Times. Composing loom of Times (two bOTS) Mailers of Times. Business office of Times. Pressroom of Time (two children). Advertising Department of Times. A Company Executive A Hapnv Couple (boy and girl). Two Ft. Beniamin Harrison Santas (bov and girl) Mrs. North Meridian Street. Delta Delta Delta sorority. Bsitler university. Lives on Rural street. Circle Tower Bunch. Alpha Gamma sorority. Indiananolis Round Table (two children). Delta Tau Delta, of Butler university. Fnrle John. We're the One Hundredth (hoy and girl). Theta chanter of Pi Omicron sorority. Hoosier Athletic Club bowling league (two boys). Statehouse Democratic Women’s Club. Girls of Bertha Ballard home, 411 North Delaware. Sylvia Rcbekah lodge (boy and girl). Mrs. East Vermont Street (two children). L. L. Hardin, manager, and David Kirkrun. Atlantic and Pacific grocery, fortv-sixth and Baltimore streets (two bovs). Sheriff Buck Sumner’s office (ten children >. A Gorup of Santa Claus Ladies (three children). Car Department of Mooresvilie, Peoria A Eastern railway. Mrs. W. H. Coburn, 5202 Riverside Park Rlvd. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Spickelmier, 1080 East Fifty-second street. Employes of Rega ! Stores. Inc., 125 North Davidson (boy and girl). Mr. and Mrs, William D. Vogel. 5903 Pleasant Run boulevard (five rhildren). Universal Bowling league, Pritchett alleys. Sigma Alpha Itota sorority (eight chilldren). Fidelity lodge, No, 140. Women's Benefit Association. Allen Holtzelaw. 904 Test building. For My Boy and Girl (a boy and girl). A Man Named Elmer Caring for an Elmer. Phi Delta Pi fraternity. Savings of Two Girls (two girts). Auditing department of Indianapolis Athletic Club. A Relief Fund of Indiana Condensed Milk Company (iwo children). The City in Brief Officers of the recently organized Federal Post, No. 62, American Legion, will be elected at 2 Sunday afternoon in session at the Federal building. Guy Cantwell, I. U. extension lecturer, will address the Indianapolis Rotary Club at a noon meeting Dec. 29 in the Claypool. His subject will be ‘ A Tax Program for Indiana.’’

NOTICE Winners of Santa’s Question Box Contest for Thursday, December 24th, will be announced, in Monday’s issue on the Classified Page.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices ALEXANDER. NICK—Age 52 years, beloved son of Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander, brother of Harry Alexander, passed away Dec. 26. 1931 at his brother s residence, 973 Belle Vieu Place. Funeral services Monday Dec. 28, 2 p. m. at the Greek Orthodox church. West and New York streets. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call any time after 5 p. m. Saturday at the STEVENS HOME. 2827 West Tenth St. BURGESS, ELLA HOLLIHAN—Widow of Everett Burgess, mother of Mary. Blanche Bertha, and Homer. Aunt of Paul and John McGauley, died Saturday morning. Funeral notice later. KIRBYDINN SERVICE. HARRMANN. CLARA—Beloved wife of Lee. mother of Ernest and Ralph, passed away at the home. 1724 Cottage avenue. Apt. 14, Thursday, Dec. 24. She also leaves one sister and one brother, Mrs. Lillian Warner of Woodland. Mich., and Charles Elbinger of Detroit. Friends may call anv time after 2 p. m. Saturday at W. T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL PARLORS 2226 Shelbv. Funeral Mondav, 2 p.' m„ Dec. 28. Burial Crown Hill. HOLMES, ELLA M.—Sister of Johnson C. Holmes. Mrs. Thomas J. Christian and Rose H. Holmes, daughter of the late William Canada Holmes, pioneer resident of Indiananolis, passed away Friday morning. Dec. 25. 1931. Services at KREGELO & BAILEY'S Monday. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. LAWSON. HOMER C. Passed away suddenly Saturday morning at the residence 3777 North Meridian St.. Apt. 104. Funeral notice later. For information call FLANNER & BUCHANAN. Ta. 4400. SPOOLER. W. P. —Beloved husband of Helen Carter Shooler, father of Walter Paul. John Dele and Jean, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shooler of Kansas City, brother of Mrs. J. W. Cade of Indiananolis. Mis. Warren Youle of Kansas City, and Miss Bess Shooler of Franklin. passed away in Pittsburgh. Penn. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Monday. 3:30 n. m. Friends invited. Buriel Crown Hill.

3 Funeral Directors. Florists w 7 D. BEANBI OSSOM 1321 VV. Ray BE. 1588 “ WrTTI3LASENGYM Main offtc* 2226 Sheibs St. Branch office. 3634 W. Morris. Dr. 2570, GRTNSTEINER’S 522 E. Market Rl. 5874 HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware LI. 3828 WMTeTK R IEG ER~ 1402 N. Illinois St. Rl. 1248 ~ EADES BROS] 3814 W, Morris. Be. 4327. J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect Dr. 0321-0322. EF YOD DON'T FIND what vou *re lookine tci in rbe want ads today. it nw be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times classified ads daily

ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 Funeral Directors, Florists GOODRICH FUNERAL HOME. 1611 N Meridian. TANARUS 1050 4 Lost and Found LOST—Dark brown purse in United Cab Xmas morning. Owner s name on Wasson's and Block's bils. fountain pen. $8 in small coin purse. Return to Times office. Re ward. STRAYED OR STOLEN—Boston bull, answers name ’ Betty.” from 810 Dorman. Finder call Li. 1146. Reward LOST—Sleigh bells, between 24th and 21st _on Bellefontaine, He. 2663. Reward. LARGE, black billfold, Ayres; contents valuable owner only. Reward. Ir. 4526. LOST—Downtown: amethyst ring set In pearls: keepsake; reward. He. 4152. .7 Personals $ XTRA MONEY - FOR YOU* Old Gold —Gold Teeth Discarded Jewelry Will Pay Cash Standard Gold Smelting Cos. 4th Floor—23 N. Pennsylvania St. ALL members of the Six Railway Shop Craft Organizations, working on the Big Four Railroad, are requested to attend a joint meeting Mondav evening. Dec. 28. 8:00. on the third floor of the Old Elks building. 116 East Maryland street. This meeting is called for the purpose of acting on the resolution adopted by the General Chairmen of the twenty-one railway organizations in Chicago, Dec. 11th. J. H. CRON. Secy. For Correct Time ============== CALL RI. 6481 THEN LISTEN ===== \ PILES removed without pain, no anesthetic. no after effects, no loss of time from | vour work. Treatment modern and reliable, _For_ appointment phone IR. 5344. ! GOOD DANCE orchestra: non union, .rio. violin. Plano and celo. Ir, 4940. | WANTED—GirI 10 to 11 years old; good | country home. Ir. 1461, BUSINESS SERVICE 7 Business Services _ : GEN. REPAIRING—ReaI sewer min: leaky j roofs, gutters, furnace coils. Ch. 2283-J. ! CHIMNEYS—Brick work, pointing, v.indow | caulking, basements repaired. Ir. 2122-8. 7-A Moving, Transfer, Storage I CLEAN FIREPROOF STORAGE—Where your goods are safe. Private lockers. | Low rates, easy terms. Get our price i on moving: guaranteed service. : PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. Call Ri. 7750, 419-23 E. Market St. j STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Sp’Cial prices on return loads, pack- ' lng California shipments. Pool cars, i Ri. 3(28. Hi. 6561. Nights. Ch. 0699-W j OTTO J, SUESZ. MOVING. s3—You help. SI less; quick | service; careful white men. Ch. 5840 i MOVING—S 2 up: white men; anything. anywhere, anytime. PETE'S. Ch. 2678. QTDT? A m?' Reasonable rates; bar-AUJfci-iVjFi gains in furn. Li. 8075. 7-B Paperhanging and Painting I PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning; esti. free. ; Ch, 2004. FRANK JACKSON. Ir. 2415. INSTRUCTIONS ~ 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring ; U. S. GOVERNMENT JOBS—SIOS to $250 month. Steady. Men-women. 18-50. j Paid vacation. Experience usually uni necessary. Full particulars with sample I coaching FREE. Write immediately. I FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 70 ft, ; Rochester, N. Y. SPECIAL—6 Weeks free instruction: voice. I piano or pipe organ; only $2. No other j cost or obligations. Ir. 0956. | RAILWAY mail and postoffice examination soon. Valuable information free. COI LUMBIAN, COR. COLLEGE. WashingI ton. D, C. 1_ i TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS HELP WANTED 13 Help Wanted—Male ! DEPENDABLE MAN wanted for Retail Service Dept, of nationally known man- ! ufacturing company. Local position; good pay. Make application to ALBERT | MILLS, Emeployment manager, 7288 I Monmouth. Cincinnati. O. i POSITIONS on ocean liners to Europe. Orient. South America; good pay: experience unnecessary: self-addressed en- ! velope brings list. E. W. ARCULUS. Mt. ! Vernon. N. Y. MEN interested Tropical Countries; steady Work: big pay. All expenses paid. ! Stamp brings details. Box 1579, Detroit, Michigan. ! MEN and bovs to hunt and trap furs. MR. FREE will buy them. 1904 E. Wash. _____ jl7 Furnished Rooms i ALABAMA. N.. 523 —Apt. s—Cosy warm rm.. adjoining bath; walking distance; S3. LEXINGTON. 1460—Empl. couple, clean ; front rm„ mod- for 2. Dr. 3423. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1326—Nice sleep, rm. Also housekeeping suite. Ref, reo. Reas. NEW JERSEY. N.. 913—Priv. modern, eutI side rm- $3 $5; also housekeeping rms. 1 NEW JERSEY. N.. 2431—Cozy, warm im„ i private home, breakfast opt. Ta. 3032. I WASH, E.. 1405—Furnished, modern. 1 rm., ; $3.50: steam heat. Ri. 4703. j ' PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.. hot. cold water, sswk.: I bath; $7. Steam heat. A real winter ! home: ladles gentlemen. 232 S. 111. HOTEL ANTLERS 750 N. MERIDIAN ST. CLINTON HOTEL, 29 Va.—Large rm., 2 j beds; sleeping & housekeeping; stm. ht. i qrp DFXrrCI HOTEL; warm, clean. *7 I -LfrjiNlO for 2, 136 W. Market. ! LOVELY warm rm.; privileges; real home, i Wa. 0503-R. eve. 18 Housekeeping Rooms j ALA.. N.. 2037—Front apt., overstaffed: ] good heat: gar, Reas. Ta. 1550. I BELLEFONTAINE. 1133—Two front room | apts- sink, overstaffed, everythg furn.: 85 BROOKSIDE AVE., 1505—2 nicely furnished connecting rms- front; down. CAPITOL. N.. 716—Cozy well heated nousekeep. rm.. sink, range, parking. $3. CENTRAL. 2936 —2 connecting front rms., sink, near bath; reas. Ha. 1891. CENTRAL. 2536—2 front rms., light, cheerful, private home: reasonable. COLLEGE. 1232—2 large rms.. plenty Jeat. hot water: private entrance: adults. COLLEGE. 2630—2 2-rm. ants., priv. home. steam heat, gar., side dr., phone. college, 1336—2 rms., complete furn.; i water in rm.; $7. Li. 8013. j FOUNTAIN SQUARE—3 rms.. $4.50; 2 rms. j $3 and $3.50; not modern. 1017 Prospect. I ; iIL N., 2339—2-rm., kitchenette apt., priv. ent.; Maytag washer; $7.50, Ta. 7110. ILL., N.. 2020—Beautiful large front, furn., I in ivory; excell, heat - adults; $5. i OAKLAND. N.. 652—56; 2 rms.. next to bath, garage, utilities furn. Ch. 0838-J. OHIO, 540 E—2 rooms, $3.50 per week; others $2.50 up per week. ORIENTAL. N.. 20—2 & 3-rm. furn. aols A : mod., steam ht.: home privil.; $6.50 & TALBOT. 2400 8LK.—33.50. $6. $7.50; 1, 2. 3-rm. frt,; pri. ent.; wa.: gar. Ta. 7110. WALCOTT. N.. 333—2-rm. front apt.; j _warm, furn.; pri. home; $6,50. Ri. 1218. WALNUT. E.. 115—2 rooms, furnished; clean: S5. See housekeeper In basement. WOODRUFF PL., 544 M. DR —Apt., $6: 1 apt., $8; running wa.; all fur. Ch. 3173. DOWNTOWN— Furnished or unfurnished: 1 or 2 rms.. wklv. or monthlv rates: util Call BREVORT HOTEL. 111. & Ohio Sts $6 WITH GARAGE—I9I2 N. Ala.: 1 Tin.. ■ kitchenette: also 2 adlolntng rms.. $7. LOVELY WOODRUFF—Extra large rm.. j kitchenette: 2 rms.. kitchenette: furn.. I $6.50. Ch. 4108. 19 Rooms with Board PARK - 833—Nice room] 2 or 3 girls] i reasonable: privileges, Ri. 9930. 1 CHILDREN—GOOD CARE; WARM. MOD*. HOME: NEAR SCHOOL; $4. LI. 9413. PRACTICAL NURSE—With good home. I large yard; 2 squares from school; children to board. Dr. 6610-M 21 Unfurnished Apartments j DELAWARE. N.. 811—Mod. 4-rm. apt.; wat. and good heat paid; cheap. Li. 1800. TALBOT, N.. 2047—Upper, living, dinmg. *2 bedrms.: bath; heat; water; gar., $32.50 Ha. 2582-M I WASH.. E.. 5014—Big bargain in modern apt.*.; good heat; garage. Ir. 6663. 32ND & CENTRAL—Cheerful 3-rm. apt., \ with sup porch: all util.. $32.50. Ha. 1483, REDUCED RENT 42 W. Eleventh: nicely deeoratsd: kitchenette apt.; utilities furnished: $25 50. Call Apt. No. 1. THE GRANT. Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartments all locations. No obligations. Transportation free. L: 5452 Evenings Wa. 0433 or Be. 3114. j 22 Unfurnished Houses j AUBURN 349—New 5-rm. bungalow; large closets: garage: sl7, Ts. 3981. | CARVEL AVE.. 5112 N.—4th St. E. of Col- i lege. bl. S. of 52(1: 6-rm.. 2-story; all hardwood floors: all improvements; gaI rage F*ntv of shade. To responsible i party lcion!y *35. J. PROUT.

WHO LOST THIS ? That’s easy just look over the Lost Ads on this page. Every one knows the *\yes that find lost articles roa d The Times Jy>st Ads. A Times Lost, Ad is the surest wav to recovery. PHONE YOUR AD TO RILEY 5551

RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses CHURCHMAN. 1010—5-room mod., good condition; rent reduced. 616 N. Grant. COLLEGE, 1820—10-rm. modern; ideal roomers, easily heated, newly painted, _gat'- Dt- 3233. DRAPER, 1541—5 rms.; wa.. toilet inside; jra. pd.; rent red. Hu. 4368. Dr. 3564-R. EDISON. 1007—Reduced rent. Liberal dating: 6-rm. mod.; nr. Real Silk. Li. 8068. GRACELAND733S9—7 rooms, double garage. 3 blocks from Shortrldge: S3O; 2 sit. rent tree. Key next door or Ta. 0348. HARRIS 27—6-rm. complete bath; no furnace; gar.; A-l. Reduced. Be. 0746. INGRAM. 1822—6-rm mod. double.: gar.; : $25; near school, car. Ta. 6569. I lOWA. E.. 806— 5 rooms, modern, garage. ' water paid: $25. 2908 E. MICHIGAN Five-room modern double; water paid: $22 50 GREGORY & APPEL. LI. 7491. MINNESOTA. E.. 730—Reduced to $17.50: I water paid; January Ist dating. Dandv ! 5-rm. semi-mod. double; good location; ' _A-l condition; garage. Dr. 3472. , 2839 N. NEW JERSEY; 6-RM *35 1003 BROADWAY; 6-RM 25 110 S. HAWTHORNE. 8-RM 25 526 FLETCHER; 8-RM 25 856 FLETCHER; 6-RM 20 2358 ASHLAND; 6-RM 20 1202 FLETCHER; 6 RMS 18 1023 ASHLAND: 5-RM 15 1519 SOUTHEASTERN; 5-RM 16 JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. 23 WEST OHIO ST. NEW JERSEY, 1433 S.—4 rms., semi-mod., gar., water pd.; clean; reduced t(y_sl4. PERSHING. S.. 826—Reduced to sl7: wa'er paid; January Ist dating: dandv 5-roorn ! semi-modern double: good location: A-l ! condition; floors refinished: gar. Dr. 3472. i ROBSON. 3223—Dandv 5-room semi-mod-prn double: good location; A-I condition: ! garage Reduced $18: water paid. Ja.n----i uarv Ist dating. Dr. 3472. j 20THT E.. 33*41-43—Brbo’kside pk.; small mod., 3-rm. double; redec.; $12.50. Ri. 5896. ONE MONTH RENT FREE Illinois. N.. 2143V*, No. 1 and 2. 2 rms., I $8 Broadwav. 2346. 14 rms., 2 baths, _ gar- 1626 W. New York. 5 rms. Ri. 7725. sl4 MONTH sl4 | New Jersey S.—Good semi-modem. 4- | room cottage, very good condition, garage, fine clean neighborhood. See this big bargain. Kev at Drug Store. S. East and Terrgce. Pnone Dr. 2633. COLORED 1717 Bellefontaine. 6 rooms, single. 2 car garage. $lB. GREGORY & APPEL. Li. 7491. COLORED—Orange. E.. 3520; 4-rm. bungaiow; $lO. OSCAR LEE, Ri. 7217. COLORED—Orange. E„ 3544; 3-rm. bungalow: $8.50. OSCAR LEE. Ri. 7217. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses BROADWAY. 4164—5 rm. mod. home: neatlv furn.; real bargain right party; garage DE QUINCY. 4*27—Desirable, Ist fir.: 3 rms.; private apt.: utilities: gar. Ir. 3243. HARDING. N., 2618—Clean, well furn.. 4rm. cottage; piano. Hoover sweep., elec, iron; gar.; suitable 4; $8.50; act quickly. Tc. 6340. SHERMAN DR., 3332 N.—6-rm. mod.; nicely furn.: near car, bus; reas. Ta. 5691. TALBOT N.. 2247—3 rms. lower: private entrance, spotlessly clean; furn. in extra fine new furniture; hot water; good heat; util.: phone: very reas. Adults. Ta. 0589. WALNUT. E.. 115—3 rms.. bath. $7.50; 3 rs.. alcovc. bath: $lO. See hskp. in bsmt. WASHINGTON. E.. furn. modern: 4 rooms, bath. apt., very reas. Ir. 5877. WEEK RENT FREE—IOO3 W. New York; $6 per wk.; water paid. Ri- 7725. REAL ESTATE FO R SALE 27 Houses For Sale SHEFFIELD, N., 1246—M0d. 6-rm.; $2,400; small down payment: terms. Be. 4729. HOUSE for sale or trade; near Technical. Real bargain. 1214 East Tenth. ;31 Wanted to Trade i 80-ACRE farm, located 35 miles west cf i Indpls.. trade for city property or will : ring: bv owner. Ch. 7659-M. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale THIS WEEK'S BARGAINS Insulating board. Va** thick. 4’x4*..2c ft. Storm iiash glazed, low as 79c ea. Weatherstrips, felt. 2Vic; brass 3Vac Class C slate surfaced roofing. .$1.63 roll New materials to buld or repair with. CORNELL MATERIAL CO. He. 5177. 1017 E. 19th Bt. Open Saturday afternoons. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION—Corner Capitol ave. and South st.. will be. closed Friday and. Saturday, Dec. 24th to Dec. 26th, 1931. Will be open Monday, Dec. 28th. with anew line of bargains. Merry Xmas to All ELECTRIC PUMP Rebuilt Paul shallow well. Cheap. . Meier Electric & Machine Cos, ' 3525 E. Washington SL Ir. 1151. AFTER XMAS SALE Prices still further reduced, on bathtubs. lavatories, closet combinations and kitchen sinks. 115 N. Alabama St. ONE electric Mayers movable revolving type merchandiser. 3 decks. 12-in.. 18-m. and 24-in., with red lights. MEIER ELECTRIC MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. NEW 3 ! i-Cubic foot, full automatic electric air compressors. , Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. YOUR USED SCHOOL BOOKS NOW. WE PAY CASH. CRAWFORD'S DRUGS. 813 N DELAWARE ST. LI. 1809. CHILD’S BICYCLE—BaII bearing, like new. very reas. He. 1606. 35 Household Goods GAS STOVE—Furniture pianos, sewing machines, refrigerators; all in good condition and cheap as vou want them. Deliverv free 127 W Georgia St. BREAKFAS i SET—ltalian carved dining rm & bedrm twin beds, iinen frieze llv--Ing rm. me* sac. 2428 N Meridian HOME beverage coolers, very special at $lO. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO- 30th and Northwestern. Ta. 0689. SINGER, cabinet, electric. S6O: Singer, portable. S2O. SINGER SEWING MACHINS CO.. 126 W. Wash St, Ri. 9718 DOES vour sewing mch. need repairing. Call White Sewing Machine Cos. Ri. 4755 FURNITURE—New and used; 3-room outfit: easv terms. N. Barrett. 868 Virginia LIBRARY TABLE—Piano. 2-A Ford wheels' ! tires and tubes, make offer. Ch. 4269. j KITCHEN CABINET—Heater, gas stove, breakfast set. day bed. Ch. 1584-W eves.

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10 Reasons Why You Should Buy Your Radio at Pettis’ 1— Pettis’ sells only Radios of proven &_p e ttis’ uses only the best tubes in performance. all Radios. 2 From all the good Radios we se- 7 r> . * , _ _ lected only the best. Ev '7 Radl 2 3 Every Radio must be the best in its p ®f a P tee< * t * le maker and price class. * ls ’ 4 Each Radio is thoroughly tested 8 Prompt and efficient delivery and before leaving our laboratory. service. s—lnstallation in the home by ex- 9—Convenient payments, perienced radiotricians. 10—Customer satisfaction. RADIOS. Fourth Floor. PETTIS DRY GOODS CO. The New York Store Riley 6321

MERCHANDISE 36 Radios. Musical Instruments r 50 Slightly !|| Used Saxophones I $lO Down. Easiest payment ggjLj* plan in town. LORENZ SAXOPHONE SCHOOL 20 Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800. I J STEWART-WARNER lowboy *27.50 Steinite 8-tube superhet 42.00 New Crosley, pentode tubes 39 00 Brunswick 9-lube screen grid .... 44.50 Majestic 8-tube superhet 42.00 Grandfather clock, radio combination 59.00 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP Conn Trombone, silver plate, eold bell: shop worn $50.00 Buescber Trumpet, silver plate .$27.50 Convenient Terms Pearson Piano Company 12S N. Pennsylvania St. Lincoln 5513 SPECIAL - THROUGH ' THE**HOLIDAYS ~~ Our regular $6 aerials. S3: regular $1.50 service calls, 50c; radios checked free RIVERSIDE RADIO SALES & SERVICES, 2648 N. Harding. Ta. 4378. GUARANTEED radio repair; service -alls. STANDARD RADIO CO.. 2171 N. Illinois. Day, Ta. 5777. night. Wa.1533. DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE. Aerials. $1 to $2.50: work guaranteed. H. <fc H. RELIABLE CO. DR. 1552. ALLIED Radio Service Cos.; Motoroio Auto Radios, reas. Services ail radics. LI. 8171. PIANOS tuned. $2; 30 years' experience; best work guaranteed. HE. 5584. 1932—NEW RADIOS—I 932 E-Z terms, low down payment. Be. 3343-J. RADIO DOCTOR—Service on ail makes. Very reas. Work guaranteed. Ri. 7725. REPAIRING ON ALL MAKES OF RADIOS. SERVICE CALLS 50c. Ir. 1769. HONEST RADIO REPAIRING—No service charge when tubes are sold. Dr. 5026. SAXOPHONE, C melody: satin silver with case; like new. $35. Hu. 7024. SAXOPHONE. E flat alto; trade for C melody. 1315 Villa Ave. Dr. 3176-J. 3.9 Coal, Wood and Fuel ~ " 1 V ’N Try 1/2 or Ton of These Premium Coals W. Va. Blk.. V 2 ton. $3: >4 t0n..*1.75 ■White Ash. lg. blk.. Vi ton, $2.50; Vi ton *l5O Tsl. Crk.. \-2 ton. $3.25: ■<, t0n....5t.90 Poca. Lp.. >/* ton. $4; L t0n....52.25 Poctt. Egg. Vi ton. $3.65: V* ton. .*2.00 f'ONIOLIDATEn — J> WHITE STAR BLK., clean fkd $5.00 Ind. White Ash Blk.. cln., lg.. fkd. 4.75 Ind. Mine Run, very good 4J)o Brazil Block 4,50 Best W. Va. M. R., very lumpv. 5.00 Premium Va. Blk., cln. fkd . 600 Deliver Anywhere in Citv. UtyON ICC-SrfaM.Cc DR. 4621. 4 f22 . SPECIAL W. Va. Lg. Lp. off car.s6.oo North Street Coal Cos. LI. 3188. IR. 4020 Blue Bell Blk $6.00 Only 4% ash: no soot. V 2 Ton $3 00 J. & I. COAL CO. CH. /048. KINDLING By load or bundle. Fireplace wood. Dr 4869. CITIZENS GAS, PEA CO*KE~'. 1'... /stfso MONUMENT COALCO Li. 2233. 701 E. Wash. St. Call Us for Prices Federal Coal Cos. CH. 2201 West Side Cash Coal Cos. 110 N. Richland Ave. BE. 3014 FREDRICK COAL CoT i P'V 1792. Wa 5666. 801 Beecher St. 1020 E. 40th St. I WEST VIRGINIA LARGE LP.T... 15*75 DR. 3771-W, WHEEL IN FREE. 40 Wanted to Trade RABBITS and hutch for typewriter, electric train, etc. 1326 Spann. i4t Wanted to Buj FURNITURE CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. 201.9. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO SELL YOUR GOODS. We are the largest buyers and sellers of used merchandise in the state. WE PAY THE BEST PRICES WANTED to buy. glass showcase. Must be reasonable. R;. 9040. WANT FURNITURE—4 to 6 rooms; also odd pieces; highest prices. Hu. 7274. 42 Dogs, Birds, Pets BOSTON BULL—MaIe pup: pedigreed: real child’s companion. 720 N. Euclid. Ir. I 4024. PEKINGESE MALE PUPPIES—Red: 9 wk* eligible. Ch. 4435. 802 N. Oakland. FINANCIAL *5 Business Opportunities BUY A BUSINESS FOR 1932 MUTUAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE 203-04 K. of P. Bide. Li. 6667. RF.STAURANT with living room*. Nice fixtures; Cheap. Terms. Box A, 292.

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FIN ANC IA L 46 Money lo Loan Furniture Loan* to Husband and Wife 2% Per Month This Low Rate on All Loans LOWEST IN CITY Loans to S3OO. No Rxtra Charges ! Amount Time First Paym ts Total Paym't, Decrease Amt to Interest Each Pay t Included Month Back * 3O 10 mo. $ 6 $ .10 $ 5550 SIOO 10 mo. $ 9 $ .15 SB3 25 SIOO 10 mo. sl2 $ .20 slll.OO Payments on principal can be made"as on *SO loam SSL*, 75 loan: $4 on Staff loan- *8 on S2OO loan: sl2 on S3OO loan Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association 330 Occidental Bldg. RI. 3587 ~AUTO LOANS V/4% HALF RATE WH\ PAY OTHERS MORE? Lincoln Auto Loan Cos. 8 S. Capitol Axe. Riley 1,721 1 REDUCED YOUR PAYMENTS WE LOAN _ $25 TO S3OO ON AUTOS OR FURNITURE. Confidential Service. Legal Rate* BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 207 E New York. ri. 49^4 LOANS >CRNITC^S m EQUITABLE FINANCE 80. LI. WO* *3OO in 24 hours. *1 c J\?P NAL FIN ANCE CO - * 4 S PENNSYI VANIA ST RI SOM 48 Automobile Loans Don’t lose your autos Others paid oft. More money advanced. Cash at. once. Courteous, quick service. mm 308 INDIANA AVE. Ri. 5994 FREE PARKING CO. NEW YORK A-VD INDIANA. AYR AUTOMOTIVE jSO Autos For Sale J / ~ " 1 —*l Dependable Used Cars i ’3O Chrysler 66 *43* I ;30 Pontiac. Roadster ’’' ’ 395 j '3l Ford Victoria Coupe ’ ’ 49s ’26 Packard Sedan loy 27 Essex Coach ** 65 Marmon Used Car Store 1037 N. Meridian—Lincoln 6359 LIQUIDATING SALE Os Good Used Cars I. BOYD HUFFMAN MOTOR CO. 2004 N. Meridian -28 CHEVROLET CABRIOLET—- ! T l §/ fine condition. A steal for L//T sl6n; term' ot trade. LAUTH I CHEVROLET CO, 3547 E Wash. CHEVROLET—I93I coach, like new fully j equipped; maroon duco finish, cream i car J s lik e new only down. Terms, trade. WEST SIDE CHEVROLET CO. , "Baase A Edwards.” j Parts and service, open dav and night ... Slln day and holidays. ! 2419 15. Wash. St. Be. 1450. CHEVROLET—I 929 coach! $195 ' i J IA P E CHEVROLET CO 540 E. V\ ashington. Ri. 533a. CHRYSLER -1928 Coune: model (12 best, 1 buy in town: nufT said. INDIANAPOLIS BUICK j 1302 E. Wash. St. U, 1571. I 1937 CHRYSLER ROADST f- ! *145. BRIGHTWOOD AUTO CH. 6646. FORD—3929 Coun: in excellent condition | throughout: only $175. WEST SIDE CHEVROLET CO. ! ‘ Baase & Edwards." ! Parts and service, open dav and nirht. Sunday and holidavs. I 2419 W Wash. S' Bp. 1450. FORD—I93I Model A t.udor redan looks 1 and runs like new; $370. C. O. WAR- ! NOCK CO.. 819 E. Washington Sr. ; FORD—I93I Victoria: driven less than 3,000 miles; equipped with free wheeling; looks Just like now; $535. BROWNING ! GENT. INC., 10th and Meridian. | FORD —1929 Fordor Sedan: good tires and I paint a bargain, terms if desired. INDIANAPOLIS BUICK I 1302 F. Wash. St. LI. 1571. LA SALLE—I 929 sport model roadster; first class; $595. HARE CHEVROLET CO. ! 540 F Washington. RI 5328. 1928 MARMON—Sedan: very clean; $195. BRIGHTWOOD AUTO CO. OLDS—I 929 coupe; $345. LafhroD Mover Retail Dealers. Inc. >. 418 N. Capitol Rj. 375 1926 OLDSMOBILE—Sedan; a real hargaln; *95. Brightwood Auto. Ch. 6546 Bargains in Used Cars. ' CARSON BROS 1 921-23 Virginia Ave Dr. 0239 51 Trucks, Tractors, Trailers FORD, 1929, I'h -TON TRUCi with closed cab: a beautiful express boflv canopy top. screen sides; this truck has had real care and has been driven only 10.000 miles; only $295. 528 South Meridian St. LI. 2497. CHEVROLET—I92B* ton truck: bed suitable for coal hauling 4-wheel brakes; f-sn'-ed transmission: a real buv: $125: termLAUTH CHEVROLET, 3547 E, Wash, tjf. 53 Accessories, Tires, Part* BATTERIES GUARANTEED $2.95 to $3.85 „ „ SWISS HELM A SON 544 E. Washington St. RI. 7740. JOHN GUDfcLHuEFEH WAGON CO.—Will repair or make new tons and cnrUln* tor vour car 2C2 Kentucky Ave 55 Autos Wanted WILL pay cash for your car or your eoult?. I. WOLF AUTO CO. _ tJ *6l N Capitol LE6ALS 56 Legal Notices 1 at ?V b,lr Auction one Es^x Coach. 1928 model, number 857747 motor number 922348. tor storage renair charges amounting $75 at 10 a. m Tuesday, Decemger 29. 1931. Interstate Body Cos.. 311 N. Penn.

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