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UNWRITTEN LAW PLEA IS READY IN HONOR CASE Mixed-Blood Jurors Hear First Evidence in Honolulu Trial. BY DAN CAMPBELL United Press Staff Correanondent /Copyright. 1932. bv United Pressi COURTROOM, HONOLULU, T. H„ April 11.—A jury of mixed whites and browns heard first evidence today in the trial of four Americans charged with the honor slaying of Joe Kahahawai, native youth. Clarence Darrow and his battery of assistants were ready for a strong fight to win acquittal. The fact that seven Caucasians sit on the jury with five Orientals and Polynesians complete the defense. Though the shrewd and farsighted Darrow was silent there is no doubt he is well aware of Hawaii’s unusual law which prescribes that when two trials of the same case result in disagreement, the defendants must be freed. At Least Half Victory Hence, a hung: jury would at least be half a victory for the defense in this case, with little prospect that Prosecutor John Kelley would order them tried again. It is costing the territory about S3OO a day to prosecute the case. The defense, it is estimated, will cost $40,000, most of it paid out of a fund raised by navy men here. Preparing for a defense against Kelley's case of circumstantial evidence, two Los Angeles alienists were reported to have interviewed the four Americans Sunday. rode the long combers at •VarKiki beach on an outrigger canoe with Sam Kahanomoku, brother of the famous duke, and continued to refuse an admission that he summoned Mrs. Edward H. Williams and John Orbison here to bolster a temporary insanity defense. Unwritten Law Plea It was known, however, that visitors were received at Pearl Harbor navy base where Mrs. Granville Roland Fortescue, New York and Washington socialite; her son-in-law, Lieutenant Thomas H. Massie, and Sailormen E. J. Lord and A. O. Jones are held as “prisoners-at-large” during their trial. The psychiatrists, it was learned, will be used in a plea based on the unwritten law, together with the claim that Kahahawai actually was killed during an emotional collapse by one of the defendants. Dapper, tense Lieutenant Massie will be the star defense witness — possibly the only one—if this stratagem is carried out. No statement has come from the quartet as to what happened last January when Kahahawai—suspected attacker of Mrs. Thalia Fortescue Massie, the officer’s bride—was spirited from the courthouse steps and shot to death. May Tell Conversation A frank admission of all the facts, even to calling some of Prosecutor Kelley's witnesses, probably will be resorted to by the defense. It is expected Massie will tell of a conversation he had with Kahahawai, making an emotional appeal to the jury on the sanctity of his home. Mainland juries time after time have put this unwritten law above any written statute. barrow appeared ready to stake his whole case on the chance that this jury, of far different complexion than panels in “the States,” and with many divergent views on the sacrcdness of womanhood, will do the same. CREW CHAMPS RETURN California Oarsmen Drub Huskies in Coast Regatta. By United Press SEATTLE, Wash., April 11.— Coach Ky Ebright and his champion University of California oarsmen neared home today with the laurels they gained from University of Washington in the Pacific coast intercollegiate regatta here Saturday. Badly beaten by the Huskies at Oakland Estuary last year, the Golden Bear varsity performed with matchless precision on Lake Union and won by a full ten lengths. Some 30,000 fans saw the Californians cover the three-mile course in 16:39. The Huskies trailed in 17:49.

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FINISHING second to such a notable golf personage as Charles (Chick) Evans can not be regarded as the world’s worst accomplishment exactly, but still we can not figure how the slipping veteran. Mr. Evans, finished eight strokes out in front of our young Indianapolis

star, Billy Heinlein, in a 54-hole t o u rnament at French Licks hills course the last week-end. Os course, scores are convincing, and when the tally sheet reads: Evans, 216; Heinlein, 224, there is nothing left to do but take the results. Os course, it should be taken into consideration that Billy’s 224

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was two strokes better than Johnny Lehman, former Big Ten conference champion while at Purdue, and later western amateur champion in 1930. Also, two strokes better than Jimmy Manion, St. Louis, who is one of the best, if not the best, among the Mound City mashie duelists. Then, too, Billy was three strokes better than J. Westland, Chicago amateur star, who had 227. Maybe we should not be so critical of our young star during early season play. nun Bill knows the Hills course. Dating back to the days he caddied over it, up to last year when he won the state amateur championship, Bill has had annual playing experience on the Hills links. While the layout is a little tougher in the spring when the gorund is soft in comparison to August, when the hard turf takes the ball fot* a mile ride, that should make little difference to Heilcin, who is a hard and long hitter. tt tt tt It was a great tournament, the first annual midwestern amateur, as It is to be known to the golfing public. According to H. J. Fawcett, manager of the Springs hotel who promoted the event, it will be repeated. With the weather miserable. 136 golfers entered the playing field and that total undoubtedly wilf be increased next year. Mrs. H. R. Raymond of Evanston, ill., won the special two-dav tournament for women held over the lower course. tt u MAX BUELL, one of the four other Indianapolis players to take part in the meet, told us today there were 160 players who came down from Chicago alone, but when Friday, the first day, turned out to be a day of downpours, many of them didn’t enter the tournament. Some played Saturday and Sunday and every one seemed very much enthused over the layout. t tt Buell had an 83 in the rain Friday and Joe Stout, Dr. C. H. McCaskey and Paul Shaffer likewise found trouble getting their scores down to normal, but on Saturday all hit well. Max Buell came home with three birdies on the last three holes for a 73 Saturday. Stout had an 81, and Shaffer, 83. Buell had a 79 and “Doc” smashed out a splendid Tfi, so it was a tired but happy Indianapolis group that trudged into town Sunday night. Buell said Heinlein's 76 on Friday spoiled his chances, because it ruined his morale and he never recovered. I. U. MATMEN TRIUMPH Two More Crimson Wrestlers Qualify for Olympic Trials. By Times Special CHICAGO, April IT. —Two more Indiana U. grapplers were qualified for Olympic trials today, in addition to the seven who won berths in the national collegiate meet last week. H. Devine pinned Jack Spencer of Northwestern in the 134-pound class of the Central A. A. U. Carnival and J. Kechich decisioned R. Notley of Northwestern in the 191pound event. Neither competed in the recent national tourney, being reserves on the Crimson squad. WABASH, PURDUE CLASH By Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 11.— Purdue diamond pastimers hoped to turn in their second win over Wabash when the rivals tangled here today. Purdue won its opening game of the season Saturday, beating Wabash. 5 to 4. BREWERS PICK SPRINGS President Louis Nahin of the Milwaukee club announced last week that the Brewers were completely satisfied with training facilities at Hot Springs ~nd would return to the Arkansas spa next spring.

YOUNG URGED FOR COALITION CHIEF OF U. $. Dudley Field Malone Would Bar Only Roosevelt on Slate. By United Press BOSTON, April 11.—Dudley Field Malone, high in the councils of Tammany Hall, has suggested Owen D. Young as the Democratic presidential nominee with a coalition cabinet slate including practically all leading Democratic candidates, except Franklin D. Roosevelt. Malone’s suggestions included Speaker John N. Garner for VicePresident. Malone expressed the hope that the Democratic candidate would announce before the campaign begins “a coalition cabinet of the type which appealed so strongly to the British people and promptly restored their confidence in themselves.” His suggestions for the cabinet and some of his reasons for the individuals proposed were: Secretary of State Newton D. Bake.r, “because of his scholarly statesmanship and his ability to develop a strong American foreign policy.’’ A1 Would Be Treasury Chief Treasury—Alfred E. Smith,“because he is easily the greatest administrator of finance in its relation to politics and government, and because, as head of the treasury, he would put an end to the financial orgy which has been part of our attempt to enforce prohibition.” War —Patrick J. Hurley,incumbent, “because he believes in effective preparedness, and generally is acknowledged to be the ablest man in the present cabinet.” Attorney - General Governor Ritchie of Maryland, “because he addresses himself to a practical and immediate program for the reduction of crime.” Alfalfa Bill on List % Postmaster General Former Governor Byrd of Virginia. Navy—William Randolph Hearst, “because he would see that our navy was kept up to a high standard of effectiveness as our first line of defense.” Interior —Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth. Agriculture—Governor (“Alfalfa Bill”) Murray. Commerce —Glenn Frank, president of the University of Wisconsin. Malone chose Frank “because he has a firm economic grasp and program for the development of our country’s domestic and foreign trade.” Labor—Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City and New York. TOO MUCH CONSCIENCE Jobless Man, Planning Robbery, Turns Gun Over to Cops; Jailed. By United Press CHICAGO, April 11.—Daniel Brocato, 28, who said he had been unemployed two years, walked into a police station. He laid a revolver on the table and said he had been planning a robbery, but his conscience wouldn’t let him go through with it. He was locked up on charges of carrying a concealed weapon.

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RENTALS 18 Housekeeping Rooms SHEFFIELD, N.. 230 —2 nicely furn. rms.; private family; reasonable. SOUTH ST.. E.. 447—Sleeping and housekeeping rooms, $3 & 4 per week. TACOMA. N.. 1121—2 modern clean rms.. private home. Ch. 6288-R. VERMONT. E., 713—Nice housekeeping rms., $5 wk-: 3 sleep, rms.; walk, dlst. WOODLAWN, 1542—Fountain Sq., 3 mod. rms- fur., prlv. ent.. $6.50. Dr. 1936-J. WOODRUFF. M. DR., 544—2 small apts., $5; everything turn; modern. Ch 3173. 19 Rooms with Board BROADWAY, 2232—Comfortable rm., hot water, good meals: reas. He. 2567, CENTRAL, 2234. Apt. 4—Light, airy rm.; board: 2. $7 each; gar, opt. Ha. 3802-W. EAST—Couple to share: private home; privileges; reason.; home cooking. Ch. 6794 FLEMING. S., ‘27—Employed couple; child welcome; or 2 men. Dr, 5403. GARFIELD PARK—Large f’ont rm.; privileges; prlv, fam.; home cook. Dr. 3166-M. GRAY, N., 958 —Board for gentleman. $4.50 Priv. home. E. 10th car. Ch. 3232-R. NEW JERSEY, N., 2062—Nice room, twin bed; shower, good meals. Ta. 6916, Oxford! nT! 924—R00m! home cooking. modem private home; 1 or 2. Ch. 2853. PARK. 2066—Choice front rm.. widow’s priv. home; privll.; meals opt. He. 5483. TALBOT, N.. 2858—Front room; person desiring real home. Ha. 0209-R. WALCOTT. N.. 204 —Room, board, private family; >5. Widow’s home. WASH. BLVD.. 2820—Attractive front rm.. and board. 1 or 2., gar., $7. Ta. 3821. $6 EACH—244I Ashland front rm.; ideal home for 1 or 2; privileges; small famlly; home cooking; garage. He. 3695, FRONT RM.—l or 2 gentlemen; 2 sq. Perry Stadium. $6 each. Ha, 1291-R 21 Unfurnished Apartments CENTRAL, 2342 —5 rms., heat and water; 1 mo. free. Ri, 5994. He. 3783. HALL PLACE. 1718—4 rms.. semi-mod., wa. na.. sl6. Ha. 1068-M. ILL.. N.. 2023—Attrac. 6-rm. apt.: deco, to suit tenant. Furn. or unfurn. Wa. 1579. ILL.. N.. 2611 —Lower 5-rm. duplex, util. Frig., gar., clean, light, nicely dec,; $45. MADISON. 1025 —Best equipped apt. south: S3O; 3 or 4 rms. Dom. Scs. ktchn.. Frig. MER.. S.. 1218—4 RM. MOD. APT.; REAS. RENT: CONSTANT HT. WATER: S2O. RI. 0862: TA. 3804. NEW JERSEY, N.. 3811—Exclu. up duplex; 5 rms.. bath, beau, dec.; $lO5. Wa. 0395. NORTH—2 bedrm. apt., porches, lights, yard, heat, janitor. $32.50-S4O. Hu. 7891. SUTHERLAND. 520—5 rms.. 2 large bedrms.. large closets, all util, furn. He. 3893 TALBOT. N., 1708—Nice 5-rm. apt down. A-l cond.. adults. Ha. 0239. He. 2152. WASH.. E.. 5014—Reduced rent: mod. ants.: S3O. S4O, Ir. 6663. Inq. 5014 E. Wash. E. 10TH. 1734!2 —5-r., bath. wa. pd.; newly papered; S2O. Inq. 1730 E. 10th. Ta. 6074. 11TH, W.. 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apt.; heat, gas, water and ice furn.; $26.50, Call Apt. No. 1. THE GRANT. NEWLY PAPERED WATER & MOV. EXPENSES PAID; $25. HE. 5491. ■ LOVELY 5-rm. apt.; heat, water furn.: 34 W, 30th, betw. Mer. & 111.. S4O. Ta, 3863. REDUCED RENT Bellefontaine, 2315: three rooms and bath; recently decorated; lower apartment; heat, water and garage. Dr. 3300. Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartments all locations. No obligations Transportation free Li. f.452. Evenings Be. 3114 or Wa. 0433. COLORED—22O W. North La Verne: 2 rms., bath, cooking, $4.38, 1-rm. bath, $2.75. 22 Unfurnished Houses BROADWAY, 1011—7-room strictly modern, 3 bedrooms. $32.50, Ri, 4717. BROOKSIDE AVE.. 1333—7-room cottage; nice yard. Inquire A. J. HUEBER, 144 N, Delaware. CALIFORNIA. NR 30TH. 2946 N.—s-rm. mod., hardwood floors: $22.50. Li. 4424. CENTRAL. 3907—Attrac. 6 rms., strictly mod., flrep.. sun parlor, ga„ S6O. Ta. 5488. COTTAGE, 1601—5-rm. house, semi-mod., water pd.. nicely papered, good neighborhood, sl6. Owner. Hu. 4368. Dr. 3564-R. 318 N. DREXEL —6-roojn modern single, $32.50. GREGORY & APPEL, INC., Li. 7491. EAST. S.. 826—(Rear*: >/ a double. 3 rms., toilet; water pd.; $lO. Dr. 3074. EMILY COURT. 1724—Cottage, 5-rm. modern, half double. S2O; garage, $22; water pd. Adults. Inq.. 1225 S. State. GALE. 1114 N.—4-room mod. bung, double; newly deco,; redu. Ir. 5355, Ch. 7847-J. GRAY, N., 512—4 lg. rms.. modern; in-door bed; water paid: S3O. Ch. 1591. GRAY, N., 556—Rent reduced, mod., 4 cozy light rms.; French doors, redecorated, laundry tubs, gar.; excellent locatlon; 1 sq, E. Mich, car; $27.50. 3122 N. HARDING—4-room modern doubles and garage: $24. GREGORY & APPEL, INC. Li. 7491. HIGH. 1002—4-rm. cottage. sls. Call Ind. Fur. Cos.. 136 W. Market. * ILLINOIS. 2143 j /2 N.—No. 1., 2 rooms, water paid, only SB. Ri. 7725. IRVINGTON—Mod. 6-rm. dbl.. long living rm.. furn. breakfast rm.. flrepl.. plenty closets: built-in features, gar., side dr.: A-l: $65; red. S4O. pay moving. Ri. 5030. JACKSON. 2411—5 rms., modern; redecorated; garage. Be, 0746. LA SAI.LE, N.. 1921—4-rm. mod. double, gas, water pd.: $27.50, Ch. 0602. MARKET, W., 3350—8arg., cottage, 3 rms., $lO. Beautiful Salem Park. Be. 0346-R. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1508—Mod. 5-rm. bungalow duplex, city heat furn.: $45. Li. 6019, NEW JERSEY. N.. 2113—Att. 4 bedrm.. firepl.. plenty closets, A-l, gar., SSO. Hu. 2947. NORTHWESTERN. 2844—5-room modern, onlv S2O; water paid. PARKER, 2019 —Small, modern double, $22; garage; water paid. Li. 5231. PARKER. 627—4-rm. duplex; built-in features, heat, water and garage. PROSPECT, 333 —Good looking mod. 4 rms., bath, hardwood floors. French doors, basement, A-l condition, with gar,, $24. without $22. 1 square car. RANDOLPH. 226 S. —Nice. 5-rm. modern single, garage: reduced $23. Ri. 1091. ROACH ST.—f> rms.; mod.: good condition; $4 week: water paid. Wa. 3440. ST .PETER. 909—5-rm. semi-mod., good condi.. $12.50. Ind. Fur Cos.. 136 W. Market. SHERMAN DR.. N.. 18—6-room strictly mod., garage, water pd. Ir. 7752. STATE. N., 455—6 rms.: modern; near schools; reduced S2O. Ch. 0162-W. STATION, 2911—Brightwood: 6-rm. mod. dble., 3 bedrms., garage; $25, Ri, 2646. UDELL. 1163—5-rm., semi-modern; good condition: reduced sls. UDELL, llil— Nice, 6-rm. modern, garage; reduced, $22,50, Ri. 1091. VIRGINIA AVE., 465—6-rm., gas, lights, water pd., $lB. 1 mo. free. Dr. 6912-W. 16TH. E.. 2510 —Near Park. 4-room mod. double, cabinets, gar. Dr. 1280. 17TH. E., 2914—4-rm. double, mod., gar.; adults: $25. Wa. 3239. RI. 9682. SPECIAL BARGAIN, sls 2120 Bellefontaine St... 6 rooms, bath. Will do necessary repairs. Dunlop & Holtegel 5 RM. mod. upper duplex, heat, water furn.; gar.; nr. Shortridge. Ww. 0377-W. Modern, Cheap, sls Six rooms. 126 W. 22nd. Dunlop & Holtegel 3000 NORTH—4 rm. mod. bungalow, double. garage, water pd.; $25, Ta. 4981. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses ASHLAND, 1558—Attractive 2 rms., kitchenette. sink, priv. bath ft ent. util. CENTRAL. 2226—Clean, newly decorated, living, bedrm.. dining-kitchenette; util.; nice yard: child welc.: $7.50. Ta. 2558 ._ COLLEGE, 2545—Nicely furn. mod. apt.; utilities: garage: reasonable. He. 4105, EAST—4-room furnished apartment: water paid; $25, Kev at 124 N. Penny. ILLINOIS. N.. 1919 —Newlv decorated, very attractive 2-rm. priv. apt., garage. IRVINGTON—Upper Duplex. * rms., bath; clean, wll-furn. Adults. Reas. Ir. 7912. WALNUT. E.. 115—3 rms.. alcove: priv hath: .410: housekeeper In basement. $6 —10th, E.. 518: 3 rms., mod., partly furn., util: walking distance. Li. 6149, •BRENNAN”—3-rm. apt., newly furn. throughout; Frigidaire; garage; all utilities furn. Reas. Dr. 3450, 25 Factory, Office and Desk Space RESTAURANT for rent, 801 Harlan, across from car barn.; good loca. Ch. 1646. REAL ESTATE FOR SHE 27 Houses For Sale NAOMI, 1334—5-rm.. bath, double, garage, alley, street paved: no Barrett. Trade. terms. 2100. LI. 8663. Ohio, E., 1015; Only $2,500 This is the big bargain—9 rooms modern, brick dwelling, double garage. Your opportunity to secure a close-in home at an extremely low price. B. M. Ralston, 402 Fidelity 28 Sale Suburban Property MODERN HOUSE— square Nos National Road in Washington PI. at a real bargain. Ir. 2174, Ring 4. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale AIR COMPRESSOR IVt eu. ft. capacity, new, a special price. MEIER ELECTRO & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. IR. 1151. BELTING—IOO-ft. rolL 8 Inch, -ply, SBO. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, corner Capitol and South St,

J ERCHAAPISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale BLACKSMITH—AII sizes anvils, blowers and forges, half price. 1302 W. Washington St- - BOTTLES BOTTLE CO.. 534 W, Pearl St. Li. 8085, CINDERS, sand and gravel; also excavating and trucking service. Ir. 2820. DICTAPHONE outfit, comp.; like new; barg for quick sale. 404 Ins. Bldg. Ri. 8318. easy washer Parts and service— Reduced prices. Good Housekeeping Shop. ~ 2609 E. Wash. St. Ch. 0652. FENCE AND ARBOR POSTS. 3703 E. PRATT ST. CH. 6810. GEAR UNITS, reduction, new s’, to 1 at 500. of the original price. MEIER ELECTRC & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. IR- tlSt. HOT WATER or steam boiler: Continental: 12 radiators, pipe A tank comp. Wa Iqdo. ICE BOX, 6-ft.. McCray, like new. display counter showcase; sell cheap or trade for Model A Ford. Ir. 0985. x NOTICE TRUCK OWNERS New 12x15 truck covers, $4.75 each. All other sizes in stock at reduced prices. Hoosler Tarpaulin Cos.. 1302 W. Wash. St. QUILT TOPS, several designs, all fast colors. $4 <fc $5 1322 Roach St. 34-A Nursery Stock, Plants, Flowers TREES—Lomardy Poplars, Hedge. Grapevines, Evergreen, Lilly of the Valley, wa. 5129. 35 Household Goods BREAKFAST SET—ltalian carved dining rm and bedrm., twin beds, linen frieze living rm., rugs, sac. 3710 N, Meridian. EDEN WASHER—Like new; late model; cost _ $175; barg. 3850 Graceland. Wa. 5111-J. ELECTRIC sweeper, iate model; like new; sl4. 1314 W. Washington. Be. 0204. FURNITURE —New. used. 3-room outfit: easy terms. N; BARRETT, 868 Virginia. FURNITURE—7 rms. complete; good con dition: reas. 327 Prospect. GAS RANGES—FinaI close out; 21 to go at $1 to $2 each. 102 S. Penn. St. HOUSEHOLD furniture: 6 rms. complete & home canned fruit. 321 N. Gray St. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE CHEAP. 1628 WOODLAWN AVE. LINOLEUM, inlaid; never used. Green tapestry chair: good cond.; barg. Dr._7035. REFRIGERATORS—SteeI; cost price od wide selection. Buy now for spring. POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. THIS MONTH sewing machine cleaned and adjusted. $1.50. WHITE CO. Ri. 4755. THINK What you are going to pay out for ice the coming six months and what you will have left for your money at the end of this period. $9.50 CASH and $2.25 per week for ope year pays for a full sized all steel “BUCKEYE” ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Can you afford to be without it when you can pay for this modern marvel at the same cost as maintaining the old ice box? KRUSE RADIO, INC. 33 W. Ohio. Li. 6466. Open evenings. 36 Radios, Musical Instruments OF ODDS AND ENDS All Electric Radios $16.50 to $69.00. Battery sets, horns, speakers. Also 20 ice boxes. $3.50 to $7.00. RADIO BARGAIN SHOP 225 East Washington St. DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Call, 75c; aerials. $3. Guaranteed. Li. 2162. EARLE—Long and short wave set. 1933 model; 90-day guarantee, $29.50; only $5 down, small weekly payments. Earle Midget, $14.95: guar. MIDGET RADIO STORES. 240 Mass Ave. Open evenings. PIANOS—TUNED. $2: 30 YR’S EXPERIENCE. BEST WORK GUAR’T’D. He. 5584. PlANO—“Harvard,” upright: excellent cond,; a real barg. 1532 Fletcher. RADIOS—AII makes, reduced price; guaranteed <fc installed. 166 E. 25th. Ta. 3151. RADIO—R. C. A.; model No. 33; all elec., 7-tube; good condition; sl9; terms to suit your convenience. 29 N. Temple. REPOSSESSED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS National Steel Guitar $25.00 Drum Outfit $40.00 120 Bass Piano Accordion ....$97,50 EASY TERMS PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. St. LI. 5513. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS' 38 Store, Office Supplies NF,W Corona No. 3 portable, $25; terms. 205 Mass. Ave. LI. 9470. Typewriter Rental Agency Only s2*so Per Month or 00 for 3 Months J Any make of machine. Expert repair service on all typewriters. Woodstock 817 N. Penn. LI. 4712 TYPEWRITER CO. 39 Cash Coal Mart MONUMENT GOAL CO. Ll. 2233. 701 E. Wash. Bt. Call Us for Prices FEDERAL COAL CO. Ch. 2291. Indianapolis Ice and Fuel Cos. Dr. 2400. Dr. 2401. BEST—W. Va. blk., large fkd $‘6.00 White Star blk., cln. fkd 5.00 Best White Ash blk.. $4.75; 3x6... 4.50 White Ash nut fkd. $4.25: W. Ash r. m. $4 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DR. 4621. DR. 4622. Golden Flame lg. Ip., fkd *4.75 Tip Top W. Va. lg. Ip., fkd $6.00 Pocahontas No. 3 Rea Ash lg. Ip $7.75 Fredrick Coal Cos. DR. 1792. WA. 5666. Brazil lg. blk. A |=? No slack or clinkers u o “ Manley-O’Donnell Fuel Cos. HE. 1391 HE, 1391 No. 4 Indiana bg. 1p..54.75 Amber Jacket bg. 1p..55.00 W. Virginia lp $6.00 Gen. No. 3 Poca. 1p... $7.75 CENTER COAL CO. LI. 1458 40 Wanted to Trade EXCHANGE—Steam threshing outfit for house painting, Ir. 5940. 41 Wanted to Buy Hall furniture CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. 2019. WHEN YOU AHE READY TO SELL YOUR GOODS. We are the largest buyers ana sellers ot used merchandise m the state. WE PAY THE BEST PRICES. OA-S-H!! for OLD GOLD, GOLD TEETH WOLF SUSSMAN 239 W. Washington Bt. FURNITURE of all kinds, we pay cash, no dealers. Call Wa. 1665. I PAY CASH. RI. 2286. FURNITURE. PIANOS. RADIOS, COMP. HOMES, ODD PIECES. RI. 2286. NEWSPAPERS, elothmg. etc., urgently needed. Salvation Armv Industrial Home For truck, call RI. 6622. SELL US—Your old gold and silver jewelry, dental bridges, gold watches, etc., and get a better price. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO, 308 Indiana ave. WANT 46 RMS. of furlnture. piano, electric washer, best prices. Hu. 7274. WANTED—Furniture, suites or odd pieces. Paid cash. 361 W. Wash. Ri. 0373. ■ WE PAY highest prices for old goid. silver and platinum, old bridges and go.d teeth. r. c. Boaucti, 182 n. m, ju.

.APRIL 11, 1932

LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs. Birds. Pets 30 NEW ZEALAND rabbits for sale, cheap high grade stock. 36 N. Keystone. 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry JERSEY COW. sow and pigs. Fred Fisher. Stop 8 Michigan Rd. B. O. 146-R 1. TWIN HEIFERS—I year old for sale. InI quire at 1016 W. Morris, city. FIN* H CIA L 45 Business Opportunities CLEANING and pressing shop cheap: cash or trade. Reason sickness. Ta. 4334. GROCERY—With 7 living rooms, rent s2o' sell S7OO. Call Ha. 3932-M. “IF IT S ON EARTH. I CAN SELL IT. ’ Col. I. Binzer BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 1115-16 Peoples Bank Bldg. Ri. 1461. 46 Personal Property Loans AUTO LOANS 820 N. Meridian. Ri. 4931. COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. REDUCED RATES 300 Roosevelt Bldg. 205 Odd Fellow Bide. Lincoln 2491. Lincoln 8495. REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTS WE MAKE LOANS A BTC OR FURNITURE. $25 TO *3OO. BUXUQS 201 E New York Rt 4974. Loans on Furniture HSKDTMB I If its the thing for von to make a loan, we will trv to help von. Indpls. Public Welfare Loan 330 Occidental Bldg. RI. 3587 A Better Wav to BORROW MONEY Loans *lO to S3OO. In 24 hours, at Reduced Rates ! Come in. write or phone for full information. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 3. Pennsylvania St. Century Bide. Phone Ri. 5054. Li. 9131. Directly opposite the Citizens Gas Cos. SELL! RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in The Times. Phone “ad-taker” Ri. 5551 during business hours 48 Automobile Loans Auto loans Ride While You Pay LINCOLN AUTO 1 LOAN CO. 8 S. Capitol RI. 1321-1322 Auto Loans REDUCED RATES 2% ON ALL LOANS OVER SIOO CASH AT ONCE CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 203 E. Wash. St. LI. 8603 Opposite Courthouse. Est. 40 Years. CASH AT 20 Months j ONCE to Pay mmtkMimM co 342 N. Illinois St. LI 9600 Comer Illinois and Vermont Sts. Qjyic&s I Automobile Loans HOME FINANCE CO 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. | CORNER PENN. AND MICH. RL 5600. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPAG& Quick Service Free Parking 308 Indiana Ave. RI. 5994 Cor. New York and Indiana IF YOU DON’T FtND what vou are look” Ing for in the want ads today, it may be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times classified ads daily. AUTOMOTIVE ~ 50 Autos For Sale BUICK—I92B sedan; a very good buy for SIBO. BROWNING GEJT CO., INC, Meridian at 10th St. BUICK—7 passenger sedan, 1927 model. $95; $35 down. 820 N. Meridian. FORD—29 tudor sedan; A-l throughout, $155. C. O. Warnock, 819 E. Washington i FORD—Coupe; runs good, $lO. 820 X. Meridian. FORD—I 929 Std. coupe: black, cream striping; only $195. FRANK HATFIELD CO.. _625 N. Capitol. MARMON—I93O. Model convertible coupe;, original yellow and black finish excellent; 6 wire wheels with practically new Goodyear tires; leather upholstery: spacious rumble seat and a thoroughly reconditioned motor, $795. See this today. MARMON MOTOR CAR CO. 11th at Meridian. Lincoln 6359. 4-door sedan; driven only 6.000 actual miles; really like a new car in every detail. Completely equipped. See this bargain. THE BUICK, 1302 E. Washington gt, Li. 1571. PONTIAC—’29 Coupe; gray, excellent condition throughout, $175. 319* E. New York St, Li. 9273. WILLYS —1931, 8 Victoria Coupe, maroon finish, black trim, excellent motor; 6 wire wheels with good tires. $495. S this today. MOTOR CAR CO. Uth at Meridiafi, Li. 6359. NO charges. See our bargains. Lauth Motors. Inc„ 3547 E. Washington. 53 Accessories, Tires, Parts JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will repair or make new tops and curtalna for vour car. 202 Kentucky Ave. 55 Autos Wanted 1 for vour ear or our I. WOLF AUTO CO. L 1 4518 561 N Capitol. \%yfantUsedCars/ ] " 3093 H N.CAPITOL.RI.sSM HlHus Legal Notices JJgSSE. OF PUBLIC HEARING* PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOC KEY - .. „ NO, 1517-M Whailn J!?5 tter ,? f H* e application of Levi v-hfifiL i OT authority to operate motor .a* a common carrier of passenI 10 ,? Vincennes, Indiana, to Indl *na. passing through and ylncenne *> Petersburg and Mo.: he . r *>y given that the Publle dfirt C n„*Si om P lM ! on ot Indiana will con?L P ?J? U ?w he l rlntt ln th * above entitled t - the ,. Room * of th Commission a 1 JPdJanapolis. Indiana, at 10 o’clock A - M. on Monday. April is. 1932. rParticipation in this hearing In Commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF _ INDIANA “i YOtma ’ April a, 1932, ,