Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1932 — Page 12

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IT U doubtful if the turnout on any week-end during the coming summer will equal the attendance shown at all the golf courses in town, both public, semi-public and private Saturday and Sunday. The city courses were filled from dawn until dusk Sunday and it was near 6 p. m. when Ban Warbington finally got some relief in the starting booth at Riverside municipal links. mum Ben said thv were illlnt on the front ■too* waiting at 2:45 a. m. Sunday for the ticket booth to open on at 4. The flrat foursome went on its war. closelv followed b another, and another, and before one could think about It a large groun of walling feursomes were on hand. When the day ua> over Ben informed us SIS platers bid rounded the links. Sunday alone. The Saturday total larked only a dogen of being K). *o the week-end total ut Riverside was 1104. mam During the dav a hole in one un<l even a man knocked unconscious ere written Into the record nook *Joe Mar lev reDorert ne was nlavine with Oeorg* Kuhn. 27 of 2522 North Sherman drive, when a atrav ball rame bounding down the course and cracked Kuhn fin t.h back of the head while thev were on No 5 hole. Thev called the ettv hospital and the ambulance doctor rendered treatment Kuhn didn't want to outt nlavine bu* after a few more holes he decided h- had enough for one da- Bsd hooks nd slices afford dang*r enough without Olivers driving into plavers ahead. man IN the rush of things a hole in one slipped by almost unnoticed. A fellow named Barrett hit one on the nose on the fourteenth tee that found its way into the cup without much hesitation. The distance is 140 yards and two players named Parker and Mitchell were reported ns being the others with Barrett. The new rale at Speedway rertainlv made that olaee a beehive Saturday afternoon and Snndav. They were ready to start when tirket seller Voc arrived to onen up Sunday morning. Play bv foursome* continued uninterrupted until nearly In. m. aomeone asked Chuek Garrlnger. course pro, whether the beautiful dav or the new nrire was resnonsible for the heavy plav. Chuek replied they had a swell dav one week ago. a a a While hubbv paces up and down through gasoline alley, looking over the activities of the race drvers for publicity purposes. Mrs Steve Hannagan finds the golf course a great place for exercise and amusement. She was out Sunday morning for a lesson and Chuck savs he will have her game much improved before the Hannagans leave town after the race. bum THERE was a pro-araatcur tourI nament at Speedway this afternoon. Many pros and better amateur players were on the race track links practicing Sunday. Russell Stonehottse. Riverside pro. has been busy recently with lessons, but was able to get a 71 over his own course in th-1 rain last week. He hoped to hit them that well today. a a a Th* first tournament today found the plavrrs paired up bv a different system All the amteeur* placed their names in a hat and the pros drew their partners bv lot. The drawinr look place at 1 p. m. and all player* at the first tee at that time found themselves paired Impartially. a a a The first round matches In the spring handicap tournament at Woodstock were plaved Sunday, that is all except two. The results were as follows B Hollett defeated G. Home. (I and 4; H Sharp defeated J. Hollett. 3 and 2. B. Jameson defeated J. More. 3 and 1. A. C Moore defeated O Church. 3 and 2; C. Greathouse defeated W. Brown. 4 and 3: Vance Smith defeated H. Kahlo. 2 and 1. The matches. T Madden vs. A Brown and V Hoffman Vs. C. Moores will be nlaved this week so second round matches maybe plaved next week-end The first round losers will play consolation matches next week-end. a a a Noel F.operson. who ha* assisted Fred Srhopp in the pro duties at Woodstock for the past six vears. said more golfers have appeared at Woodstock this spr‘ng than In anv season since he has been there. a a a THE South Grove golf team, sixW teen strong, invaded Columbus Sunday and came home with the bacon. The local mashie wielders won the match. 38* to 9’j, and while doing so left some feats behind for the boys downstate to talk about. a a a Dave Mitchell. South Grove amateur atar. went out in 38. two over par. but came home in 34. two under, to have an even par 72 for the round Maoste Mill-r. pro at South Grove, plaved the Columbus pro. W. Givtden. and after being three down at the end of nine holes Masste came back strong and evened the match on the last nine and won out four up capturing seven of the last nine holes. Os the rank and file of the South Grove team. George Loucks had a 77 and Jack Crawford a 78. but Crawford barely missed a hole in one on the third when hts ball stopped two Inches from the cup after a 168-vard drive On the 270-jaxd seventh hole Charlie Brocksmltb of SouUi Grove whaled into one and it not only went the total distance to the green but stooped three inches 4rom the cup. missing another *‘aee."

CHAMPU out of the mysterious East LOVE ADVENTURE THRILLS MAGIC Radio’s most fascinatingmost enthralling program TONIGHT and every night except Saturday and Sunday • WJR Detroit ... 7:30 —7:45 E. S. T. WLW Cincinnati.. 7:15—7:30 E. S. T. WSAI Cincinnati.. 5:45—6:00 E. S. T. KYW Chicago... 6:45—7:00 C.O.T.

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STATIONS Or THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY WEAF Network WJZ Network KORA MM RTBS I*4* ttCFL *7* AM 401 g KL4 87a WSB 14 mow 8M KVOO 1148 WCKT 48a WOT 7M WI *• WBM •> KOA $• RTW 11*78 WD.4F rib WHO la WOC IMA WTAM I **7B KFRC WBAL 14*8 WENB 78 WJR 26* WOW set WTIC H6* KWTF 148* WRAP 888 WFAA BXB WJZ * WSAJ <3M STATIONS OF THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM M ABC an WBBM 778 WKRC 888 WOWO 1188 WCCO *lB ROIL 2W WfG 1188 WGN 788 WIAD M* WFIW *4B CIS AC 78 CFRB 866 WBT 1888 WHAB 828 KRLD 1848 WFRM 1238 WLAC 1478 CMOX l*M

—4.13 P. M CBS— Bingin' Sam. —8:38 P. M KYW i lo2oi Centerville Sketches. CBS—Kate Smith. NBC Lawrence Tlbbett, baritone to WEAF NBC- Death Valley Days" to WJZ —6: P. M.— CBS—Colonel Stoopnagle ti Budd —7 P. M.— KYW flo2o ( —Master * orchestra. CBS—lnternati Revue—Lanin's orchestra. WBBM <770.-Orchestra NBC—Ovpsies to WEAF. NBC—wiener Minstrels to WJZ. —7:13 P. M CBS-Street Singer. WBBM 17701 "Unsung Herty-s" drama. —7:3# P. M KYW <lO2O Agnews orchestra. CBS Evening In Paris. WBBM ■ 710. Brooks k Rom NBC -Parade of the States. ' Arkansas'' to WEAF NBC—Jack Bennv Ac Olsen’s orchestra to WJZ. —8 P. M KYW <IO2O. Maupin s orchestra CBS—Lombardo's orchestra. 1 NBC—Radio forum to WEAF WON 17201 Melody Man NBC—Nolan s Serenade to WJZ —8:13 P. M.— 1 KDKA <980) —Studio. WMAQ 1870) —Concert orchestra. —8:38 P. M.— CBS—Orchestra and Boswell Sister*. WGN <720 "Easy Aces” j NBC—Do You ftemember? to WEAF NBC—Frank Munn and string orchestra to WJZ. WMAQ (870)—Melody Land.

WFBM (1200) Indianapolis Indianapolis Power and Light Coaaan? MONDAY PM 5 30 -Easv Ace* <CBS>. 5:45- Bohemians 6 00— Bath Club <CBS'. * 15—Singm' Sam ICBSI. 6 30—Kate Smith (CBS’. 6 45—Melodies 7 00—International revue >CBS). 7:ls—Street Singer iCBSi. 7 30—Evening in Paris <CBSi 8 00—Robert Burn* program iCBS). 8 30—Muste That Satisfies 'CBS . B:4s—Transcription. 9.oo—Ernest Hutcheson 'CBS'. 9:ls—Tune Blenders CBS’. 9 30 —Downey end Won* 9:4s—Harold Stern's orchestra 'CBSI. 10.00—Isham Jones orchestra (CBS). 10:30—The columnist. to 45—Biltmore orrhestra 'CBS'. 11 00—Lvrtc ballroom orchestra. 11:15—Bohemians. 11 30—Sign off WKBF (1400) Indianapolis I Indianapolis Broadcasting. Ine.) MONDAY P M 4:ls—Harry Bason 4 30—Late sport, news. 4 45—News flashes. s:ls—Vaughn C-ornish. s:3o—Aunt Lou and Uncle Connie. 5:45—L00k-'Em-Over contest. 6 00—Cecil and Sally. 6:2s—David Lawrence dispatches. 6:3o—Ward B Hiner. 6:4s—Buddies orchestra. 7:oo—Silent B:oo—Marvel Myers. 8:15 Intimate radio. B:2o—Charles Lindsley. 8 35—Rhythm review. 9:oo—Love Songs. 9:3o—World news. 9.3s—Showboat orchestra. 9:so—Harry Bason 10:00—Merrvmen orchestra. 10.30—Sign off. WLW (700) Cincinnati MONDAY P M 4.oo—Afternoon Round Table. 4 45—Lowell Thomas (NBC'. s:oo—Amos 'n' Andy tNBC'. s.3o—Newhall. 5:45—01d Man Sunshine. 6:oo—Bert Lown's dance orchestra. 6:ls—’Chandu." the magician. 6:3o—Death Valiev Days 'NBC'. 7:oo—Cotton Queen Minstrels. B:oo—Serenader* INBCI. 8:15 Ice Carnival. B:4s—Jim and Walt. 9:oo—Peanut Pietro. 9:15 Netherland Plaza Nite Club. 9:3o—Varsity quartet. 9:45 —Headlines of Yesterday. 10:00—WLW Fanfares. 11:30 —Carl Moore's orchestra (NBC 1 . 11:00—Dance orchestra. 11:30—Netherland 12:00 Midnight—Sign off.

Fishing the Air

Chandu the Magician, latest radio mystery thriller, is to be heard over WLW and WSAI dailv except Sundays, beginning Monday. Scheduled broadcasts of this brilliant new mystery-romance-drama-magic serial in which Shandu prevails over the powers of the orient and evil in a most thrilling and diverting manner, are: WLW datlv except Thursdays and Bundays. at 6:15 p. m . and WBAI. dally except Thursday and Sundays at 4:45 p. m. Bingin' Sam will include two songs prominently Identified with the south during his program over WFBM and the Columbia network from 6:15 to 6:30 p. m.. Monday, when he sings ••Dinah” and "Bark Home Among the Carolina Pines.” Mvsteriou* stories about an abandoned silver mine will be brought to a solution in the dramatization of ' Hoodoo.'' during the broadcast of the Death Valievs Day* program Monday at 6 30 p. m.. over WLW and an NBC network. Dvorak's " Songs Mv Mother Taught Me" and Valentine's Farewell from the opera "Faust." will be sung bv Lawrence Tlbbett. baritone star of the Metropolitan opera, in th program Monday at 6.30 p. m over WTAM and an NBC network.

HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY NIGHT'S PROGRAM 5 30—Columbia—"Easv Aces.” Bridge Sketch. 6 30— NBC <WJZ Death Valley Days. "Hoodoo." NBC 'WEAF'—Lawrence Tlbbett. 6 45—Columbia—Colonel Btoopnagie and Budd. NBC <WJZ— Shield s band 7:3O—NBC 'WEAF'—Parade of the States. "Arkansas.” NBC i WJZ'—George Olsens orchestra. 8 00—Columbia —Guv Lombardo's orchestra. Burns and Allen NBC (WEAK)—National radio forum. 8 SO—Columbia—Stoilkret s orchestra: Boswell Sisters. 9 45 NBC 'WEAFi—Cab Calloway and orchestra.

Arthur Tracv. the Street Sinter, will open the program to be broadcast over WFBM and the Columbia network. Mondav. from 7:15 to 7:30 o. m.. with a grouo of currently popular ballads, including "Bv the Svcamore Tree." "We’ll Always Be Sweethearts.” and Snuggled on Your Shoulder." The familiar tune af "Arkansas Traveler'' will be effered In cerlal arrangement bv the ensemble in the Parade af

Radio Stars on Air Here Lee Sims and Ilomay Bailey, nationally popular radio artists now appearing at the Lyric theater, will broadcast a daily program of “Plano Moods” over WKBF at 12 noon, beginning Monday. The team will be at the Lyric for the entire week.

MONDAY —8:38 P. M.— WBM 18501—Concert orctoes- ! tra —:4S P. M.— KDKA <9Boi—C ontr ac t bridge. KYW <lo2o'—Agnews orchestra; sports; news. CBS—Arthur Jarrett and Rich s orchestra. WGN |72o> —Musical Mosaics; Dream Shin NBC McCravy Bros to WJZ WMAQ <B7o) Dance Masters. —9 P. M.— KDKA <9Bo) —Sports review; f news. 'CBS—Pianist and concert orcheatra. NBC—Ruas Columbo s or- : chestra to WEAF WGY <79o,—Arm chalt chats. NBC-Slumber music to WJZ NBC- Amos ‘n’ Andv to WENR. WSB. WMAQ. WHAB WBM —9:15 P. M NBC —Dennv's orchestra to WDAF .810)—Ratout. CBS Tune Blenders to WGN. WJR <7sß)—Mark’s orchestra: talk WMAQ 1870.—Dan and SvlI via. —B:3# P. M KDKA .980. Air theater. KTHB <lo4oi—Arlington orchestra. KYW .1020. Padded Pists. | CBS—Morton Downev. NBC—Piano Moods to W.TZ WMAQ 1670) Dance masters. WSM <860.-Soldiers of I fortune. —B:4* P. M.— KYW <lo2ol—Panico's orchestra CBS—Susie's orchestra. NBC—Cab Callowav orchestra to WEAF WGN <72ol— joe Robert's orchestra.

States tribute ta Arkansas aver WENR and NBC netwnrk Monday, at 7:36 p. m. rendition of "What a Life,” b '' M* v Smoler. and hi* orchestra *nd the duet. "Your Eve* Have Told Me * un * _J V Alice Remsen. contralto E'ccre Brugnon. tenor, will be among K° f L hf Ev " nln * Ul Pans program to be broadcast over WFBM and the Columbia network from 7.30 to 8 and. m.. Monday. r^K. r s^® urns ,? nd Grc| e Allen with Ouv Lombardos orchertra will hroadcast the Drogrsm from Boston, where the Lombardo Uler enoearing in vaudeville. p V *m Columbia network Mnoaay. at 8 The Boswell Sisters will present ‘Sing a New Sang" and Nat Shilkret's orchestra will introduce the "Bahama Mammarumba for "Musie That Satisfies” Monday at 8:30 p. m.. over WFBM and the Columbia network. Hutcheson, internationally acclaimed concert pianist has arranged a reouest program for his recital Monday i;ja.‘ i a‘Js , y,.rs ares ry- c °- FIVE ROBBERIES ARE STAGED IN WEEK-END SIOO in Cash Is Total Loot Reported to Police. Staging five robberies during the week-end. including that of a theater employe and a filling station attendant, bandits obtained more than SIOO in cash, police said today. Halted by two armed bandits in an alley while carrying receipts o? the Two Johns theater, 786 Indiana avenue. Sunday night. Clifford Robinson. 25. Negro, of 823 Blake street, was robbed of S3O. he told police. Albert Anderson of Greenfield reported that he was taken for a ride by two men and a woman and robbed of S4O after being “picked up” in the downtown district. Two armed bandits robbed Abe Gemple, 1049 South Senate avenue, of a small amount of money as he walked in the rear o 1 his home Saturday night. After complaining to police that he was robbed of S2O by a taxi driver, William Stolte, 20. of 39 1 i North Ritter avenue, was arrested on a drunkenness charge. RADIODONTIA SUBJECT OF DENTAL SESSION •Father’ of Method Is Speaker at Afternoon Meeting. Radiodontia was the subject of this afternoon's session of the Indiana State Dental Association convention, with Dr. Howard R. Rapcr of Albuquerque. N. M.. known as the “father of radiodontia” as the speaker. He is a former dean of the Indiana university dental college. author of several books on detnistry and the inventor of an X-ray machine. The convention the seventyfourth annual meeting of Hoosier dentists, opened today at the Claypool. Others or. today's program included Dr. Frank A. Hamilton, Indianapolis dentist, who presented an illustrated lecture on “Taking the Bite,” in which he discussed the Luce-Needle technique in the construction of artificial teeth. Dr. Weston A. Price of Cleveland, 0.. authority on nutrition in its relation to dentistry, and recipient of the 1931 Callahan award, will speak at 7:30 tonight.

JAIL 6 IN MORALS CASE Defendants Contributed to FeebleMinded Girl's Delinquency. Five men and a youth charged with contributing to the delinquency of a 17-year-old feeble-minded girl were convicted and given fines and jail terms today by Juvenile Judge John F. Geckler. Penalties are: Ernest Cazee, 425 South East street. $1 and costs and ten days: Claude Vest, 35. of 1426 English avenue. s4l and costs and thirty days: William Huevel. 24. of 710 Linden street. $1 and costs and thirty days: Russell Voohies. 19. of 740 Fletcher avenue, $1 and costs and thirty days; John Adkins. 21. of 1115 Laurel street, $1 and costs and thirty days, and Ralph Stafford. 38. of 332 Virginia avenue. $1 and costs and ten days. FIREBUG TO COLONY Herman Jesse, Confessed Incendiarist. to Get Mental Treatment. Herman Jesse. 26. of 619 East Market street, who confessed setting fire to thirty-six vacant houses because of an “insane desire.” war committed to the Indiana state prison insane colony today by Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker. In a statement to police and Baker, Jesse said death of his mother several months ago leit him in a nervous .condition and that he found relief only in the excitment of the fires, losses of which ranged from S3O to S6OO. * I

—8:43 P. M.— NBC-Bari Hines’ orchestra to WJZ WMAQ >B7o Dance program <2’ hoursi. —l# P. M.— KDKA i9Bo.—Kemp's or- , chestra. KYW <lo2o.—Terrace Garden orchestra. CBS—lsham Jones and orchestra WDAF <Blo)—Dance program. WGN <72ol—Herbie Kay’s ! orchestra. < WGY <790 >—Randall's ori chestra. NBC—Buddy Rogers and orchestra to WEAF. WJR (750)—Radio Reporter. WSM .650)—Dance orchestra. WTMJ <B2o) Dance orchestras. —10:15 P. M.— WBBM <77o.—Around the Town. WJR <7501 Hawalians: Pettis’ orchestra NBC— Robert's orchestra to WJZ. —18:3(1 P. M KYW <IO3O. —Agnews orchestra. CBS—Cuban orrhestra. NBC—l.arry Funk s orchestra to I^EAF WON <72o.—Roberts. Levants and Kays orchestras. WGY '79o)—Kenmore* orchestra. —1! P. M.— KYW < 1020)—Panico’s orchestra WENR < *7o)—Earl Hines' orchestra —ll:*n P. M.— WCCO fßlo•—Organist. WENR <B7o)—Masters' orchestra. —l2 P. M.— WDAF <6loi Nlghthawk Frolic.

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Dr. 5075, PAPER -^ CLEANING —50c per rm.. lmmedtate **rv. white: 10 vra. exn Be 1149-W PAPER CLEANING —50c per rm.. tmmedtate serv.. white: If. yrs. exp. Be. 1149-W Paper hanging r^ nt i n .fi s df. vassing. 1932 samples. Barnard. LI. 4901. PAPERlNG—Painting: ail work guaran. TRED KAMPLEMAN. Be. 3920-W. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS 8 Beauty Parlors SCALP TREATMENT to recondition tmlr: 81,00. JACK and JILL. LI. 0347, INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring LEARN HAWAIIAN GUITAR—I Free with course. Radio artists instructors. Kilo Hawaiian Btudlo. 2106 Roosevelt. Ch. 4425 WILL give vocal lessons in exchange for .singing in ensemble one evening a week. Ir. 0956 WORK FOR "UNCLE SAM."—BIOS to 8380 month. Steady Jobs. Men. women. 18 to 50. Paid vacations. Sample coaching and list positions FREE Write immediately. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 71-B, Rochester. N. Y. H ELPWANTED The Time* triea to protect It* readera from fraudulent Help Wanted advertisements by carefully Investigating all advertisements that require money for "cash bonds." territorial rights, el*. However, readers ara advised to Investigate carefollv or consult the Better Buine* Bureau before Investing. 13 Help Wanted—Male COUPON MEN. BEST OFFER IN TOWN MR. O’MALLEY, 602 SPINK-ARMS. OXY ACETYLENE TORCH WELDER. _ NOBLITT-3P ARKS. GREENWOOD. WANTED—Men and boys to sefl the fastest 25c seller of today. Make 82 to $5 a dav. Sell to every man. Call MR BUTLER, Ri. 9642. or at 2713 Northwestern Ave.. 5 to 8 o'clock. 15 Wanted—Male or Female AGENTS—See fastest selling line of houseItold necessities in city—large profits—oulek sales. 1030 College Ave. 16 Situation# Wantetl HOSTESS—Housekeeper or linen keeper In hotei or summer resort; exp. & refs. 233 1 2 Mass Ave.. Apt, 35. mornings. HOUSEKEEPING for gentleman, employed couple, care of invalid: references. Good home preferable to big salary. Ta. 5169. ' _ RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms _ BROADWAY. 1403—Master living, bedrm., front, radio. Phone, reduced. CENTRAL. 1513—Choice front rm. new furniture: 83.50. Rl. 8809. . CENTRAL. 3239 Nicely furn. rra.. twin beds: private home; garage. Wt. 1499. EAST—Cozv rm.. next bath: Prlv. family; breaks- opt., nr. car, bus. Ch. 2432-M EAST. N. 718—Modern sleeping rms., home privileges: 83 and 83. Rl. 4853. ORACELAND. 3607—Living rm. 8s bedrm.: mod.: bkft. opt.: prl. ent.: $5. Ha. 4496-M GUILFORD. 4010—Large front rm private i family: gar, opt. Ref. Hu. 2010. ! ILLINOIS. N.. 431—2 lovely rms.; const. hot water; near bath. LI. 9317. : ILLINIS. N , 4016—Desirable rm.: private home: reasonable. Wa. 3633-R. KENWOOD. 3021—Large rm., ample closets, hot wat-i 1 or 2 gentlemen. Ta. 2754. KEYSTONE. N.. 445—Prlv., downstairs sleep, rm.: brieft.: adults. Ch. 1138. MERIDIAN. N.. 2444. APT'. I.—Choice rm.; 1 or 3 gentlemen pref.: con, hot water.. OHIO. E. 407—Lodging for men: modern 25c per night Rl. 4145 PENN.. N.. 1628—Sleeping porch and liv- | lng rm. combined: nr. hath. Ta. 0733. ! PENN., N., 1347—Front rm. with alcove; real home, gentleman, gar. LI. 8857. WALCOTT. N , 453—Nicely furn. rm., prlv. home. 1 or 2. near Tech. Ch. 5401-R. j BREVORT HOTEL Steam heat: mod conven.. 83 50 A op DESIR ABLE rm., meals opt., private home. north. modern conveniences. Ta. 4658. WEST of state house: sq. 359: quiet-day sleepers: price; double 75c. single, 50c; double week, >3.50. Outside rooms. 83.50—2030 N. Penn.: attractive front rm.. next bath: cozv rm. 83 Ta. 5369. $3—515 E. 24th.: rm.. cross ventilation: hot water: widow’s home. He. J 494. DELIGHTFUL RM —Pri. ent.: ladv or cou employed, reference required. Ha. 3952. §T nTTMTQ HOTEL: cool, homelike. o$ • |7 for a 136 W Market HOTEL ANTLERS 7SO N. MERIDIAN ST. 18 Housekeeping Rooms __ _ ALA.. N.. 2205—2 rms.. 86: single sleeping rm.. $3: run’g wa.: overstuffed. Ta. illO. ALA.. N.. 1319— Large rirT kitchenette. overstuffed: front sleeping rm. Li. 1749. ALA.. N.. 1019—Nice, clean front rm.. kitchenette, oriv. entr. Respectable peoo. BELLEFONTAINE, 1336—Housekeeping rms.. S3 50 and 84: slpg rms.; 83. Garage. <sc.

RENTALS 18 rtousekeeping Rooms BELLEFONTAINE 1133—Housekeeping rms Modern: everything furnished; reas BROADWAY. 1432- Furn apt ; pri. bath. phone, gar.: constant hot water. 86 BROADWAY. 1548—1 rm.. kitchenette, all turn : also sleeping rm.: reasonable U. 9923. BROADWAY 1403—Cozv apts.. redecorated: sink*, private entr phone. Reded. CENTRAL. 1948—►ront, up. desirable rm.. kitchenette, furn : 3-rm. apt.; down _ CENTRAL. 2988—2 connecting from rms.. everything turn.: sink, reas. H*. 1691. | COLLEGE. IS3*—2-rm. apt., completely i furn.. sink, couple; 88; pnv, entrance COLLEGE. 2148—Unfurnished large modem rm , near bath rarace. He. 3117, DEL A N. 735—2 rms.. kitchen, unfurn. All utilities, back porch: 85 50. Phor.e_ FLETCHER—2 nice light rms., near bath, carline; private home. Dr, 4572 FOUNTAIN SQ.—l-ro 83: 3 rms.. S3.SO: 3 rat , 84.50: not modern. 1017 Prospect. HIGHLAND ave.. N.. 21—2 modern rms.. worthing furnished. Adults, garage. ILL.. N . 2339—1 k 2-rm. kitchenette apt*.; suitable for 4 : 88 50 k 83 50. Ta. 7110 LEOTA. 115 —Two light housekeeping rms.; j 82 week; parking space j MERIDIAN N.. 2315—0ne-room kitchen- ! ette. priv. ent.. 85 Everything furnished. MICH.. E, 2117—3 clean, redec. rms.; overst.: everyth, fur.: prl. ent.; prvg 86 NEW JERSEY. N.. 418—Front rm.. modern; everyth, turn.. 83.50 wk.. also sleeping. PARK. 1125—2 and 3 rms.: housekeeping; water in kitchen: 83.50 and 85 per week. PARK. 1859 —1 large rm. * kitchen rms.. t fur., run. water: prlv. entr. Parking; 84. ; He 3137, PARK, 'l6ss—Attractive front rm.. kitchenette; empl. lady; 84.50; large Apt.; 87. PARK. 2133—Tw0 completely furn. rooms; j nonvenlent. homelike: very reasonable. PENN.. N . 2002—kitchenette apt.: 820 mo.. . porch, gsrsce, Ta. 580) PROSPECT 719—Private mod. furnished; housekeeping cr sleeping rms. Dr. 4183-R ST. JOE. E . 227—Clear, furnished housekeeping rms.: close in; reasonable TALBOT - N.. 2010—2 large, we! fur. rms . utilities furn.. snk: on carline. : WALNUT. E„ 115—2 nns . furnished: clean. *5 See housekeeper In basement. WASHINGTON E.. 3301—3-room furnished _ modern: private entrance WOOD ST.. 2938—3 or 4 unfurnished rms.. in Brlghtwood: 89 mo i WOODRUFF. 544: M. Dr.—Nice apt., priv. bath, down: 89: all fur., adults. Ch. 2172 j 10TH. £.. 505—83.50. $4; desirable newly dec.: private, lower rm.: everything fur ( 33RD. E.. 407—2 ijnfur. rms.. bath, utilities furn. No other roomers. ; 5-RM. furn. cottage: water, lights, gas fur- I nlshfd 88 week. 1611 Southeastern Ave. | 19 Rooms with Board CENTRAL, 2234, APT 4—Lovely rm.; priv. home: excell, meals: gar. Ha, 0298-M. EAST—GirI or gentleman; single rm.. excellent meals. >5: E. 10th car. Ch. 3232-R. EAST—Nice rm.. excellent meals: $6.50 for 2: private home: nr. car. Ch. 2524. VILLA. 829—Nice mod. rm.: laundry: good m cals: close car line: $ * week. $5 EACH—2 emol . share widow s attractlve home: privileges. Be. 1070-M. RM. suburban home for 2; twin beds; meals opt.: gar.; private. Dr. 7751 R 2. WALK.*DISTANCE—Large front rm.: twin beds.: gd, meals; privl. Ri. 9930. 833 Park 21 I'nfumishrd Apartments BELLEFONTAINE. 1607'j—5 rooms, bath; water paid: 813, Rl. 7739. N. MERIDIAN. 2235—5 rms., bath; Frig.; util, turn.; 845. LI. 2662 PENN. ST.. N.. 1433—Efficiency. 1 and 2 bedroom apt.*.. 840 to 862.50. Li. 2429. SUTHERLAND. 520—5-RM BUNGALOW TYPE APT.: 2 BEDRMB. RED. HE. 3898. REDUCEDRENT. 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. 5453. i Evenings. Be. 3114, or Wa. 0433. $25.00 —$27.50 —$30.00 DUNDEE APARTMENTS Virginia ave. and McCartv st..; Includes heat. gus. Frieldaire: will decorate: walking distance from town. Custodian. Apt. 47, first floor, McCartv st, entrance. 22 Unfurnished Houses BARTH. 2115—'a double. 5 rms., modern, except furnace. 818: water nd. BEVILLE, 1101—8 rms.. gar., mod. exeept _ furnace; 820; water pd. Rl. 6441. BROADWAY. 1926—4 bedroom*, fine conditlon; gar.: 822.50; water pd. Wa. 0492. BROOKVILLE. 43 N.—Attrac. 6-rm.. strictly _ mod.. A-l 00r.d.. S4O; adults. Ir. 5350. BUTLER. 8.. 110—Double. ( rms. mod., redecorated, near school, bus, car. CENTRAL. 4414- -6 rms.. sunrm.. redeco : St. Joan Arc. School 70: 855. Wa 0941-W. CENTRAL AVE.. 4036—Duplex, upper or lower, brick veneer. 8 large airy rooms, 3 bedrooms, steam heat, double garage. Janitor's service, water softtener. Incinerator. _all_ mod, conveniences. Wa. 0484. COTTAGE. 1603—5-rm. house, semi-mod., water pd., nicely papered, good neighborhood. 816. Owner. Hu. 4368. Dr. 3564-R EMERSON. N.. 776—Attractive 6-rm. mod.. A-l. gar., water pd.: 332.50. Ir. 1468. EWING, N.. 1410—Mod. 4-rm.; redeco.: tile bath: gar.; >26: water paid. LI. 7603. FRANK ST.. 15—5-room double; garage; water paid: 810. Dr. 5857. HARRIS. 25—6-rm. mod., perfect condt.; gar.; fenced yard. Reduced 818. Be. 0746. LA SALLE. 8.. 34—New. clean. 4-rm. mod. dbl . 832.50. Beech Grove 144 J-3 LAUREL. 815—6-room single house, floored attic, gas. electricity. <nside toilet, coal grate, mantel, ha.-.d painted chandelier; 812: water paid. Ta. 6250. McKIM. 138—6 rms.. complete bath, newly _ PP*rcd. fenced yard; red., 816. M'PHERSON. 3256—5-r. excel, dble.. redec . full base, gar.. 826 lowest price. Dr. 5233. MfLLERSVTLLE DR.. 1821—Storerm. with 3 living rms., closed porch, gar. Ha. 2460. NEW JERSEY. 2823-21—6 rms. a side, gar . screens, awnings. Reduced. LI. 5216 OLNEY. 2701 N.—4-room semi-mod. double; garage; 818, Ch. 4700. ORANGE. 1730—10-room modern: 2-car garage, chicken park, garden: arranged for 2 families. Reduced. 835. Wa. 0712. PARKER. 2045- Small, modern double. >22: garage: water paid. LI. 5231. 83.50. PENN.. N.—Walk dlst. Light, clean' cool, reduced from >6. Ladles. LI. 3787. PERSHING. 719 N.—4-rm. single. 2143'2 N. 111., 2 rms., 88: wat. pd. Rl. 7725 RUCKLE 2901 -3 bed rms . corner, low rent, or trade rent for gd. auto. Ta. 6807. ST. CLAIR. W.. 3014—Mod. 5-rm. double. garage. Reduced: 820. Be. 1013. SALEM. 3506—Lower. 5 rms.. sun rm.. utilities, porches, gar.. 845. Wa. 0377-W. SOUTHEASTERN. 3641—5-room cottage. semi-modern, garage, 812. TACOMA. N.. 824—6-rm. mod double, redecorsted. gar. 827.50. Hu. 4946 TACOMA N . 1725—M0d 4-rm. linoleum, cabinet, gar., awning, curtain rods. shades. TEMPLE N 517—Single. 8 rms.. mod.. garage, fenced vd.: 830. Ch. 3640-W. WOODRUFF PLACE—Beaut furn. 4-rm. ant. All util. Frig.: 811. Refs. Ch. 4679. 10TH. E.. 213—6-rm. mod., hardwood firs . A-I_ cond.. gar.; 825. IJ. 2290. 10TH. E.. 217—5-rm semi-modern; garage; 816 LI. 2290. 28TH ST.. W.. 143—6 rooms modern, except. furnace, good condition; 115 ner mo. Water paid. Call Ch. 3036. 31ST. W . 349—Mod. 5-rm. dble.; hardwood fir*, throughout; new cabinets. Ta. 6285. Snappy Bungalow Dbl., $25 Four room* hdwood floors, in-s-door bed. good condition gsrage 638 Oxford. Dunlop & Holtegel GOOD LOCATION SOUTH 116 W Rsvmond: 5 rooms and garage lights, gas water. 810. GREGORY <fc APPEL INC LI. 7491. Bungalow, Northeast, S3O Five rooms modem good condition; garage; S3O 4003 E 30th. Dunlop & Holtegel JUST REDUCED 2020 Laurel: 4-room double and garage: water paid: sls. GREGORY it APPEL. INC Li 7491 Rooming House, $25 Eight rooms, modern. 20'9 N. Talbot. Dunlop & Holtegel Colored. South, $9 Five rooms: el. Its I#l4 Maple St. Dunlop & Holtegel TRY TIMES WAN! APS FOvf BUSINESS 23 Famished Apts, and Hoase* ASHLAND. 1558—Nieelv furn. ant living rm kitchen, bath, prlv.. util. Ri. 3471. ASHLAND. 2383—4-rm. furn. ant : private. gar., porch, reduced. He. 5862. ILLINOIS. N.. 2611—Lovely apt.. 2 rms.. kitchen- bath: Frig.; newly dec.: reas. MERIDIAN. 1738 N —Front. 4 and 6 rmt.. furn. or unfurn.. 825 un. Ta. 1592. WALCOTT. N- 439—Lovely 4-rm. duplex. nice porch, lawn, gar.: reas. Ch 1646 WALNUT E. 115—3 rms.. alcove, oriv bath: 87.58-810: hskner. in basement WOODRUFF. 623 E DR —Liv. rm.. bedrm.. bath, kitchen, util. New. aft*., eves. fjTH E siT?—COZY 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. REASONABLE. : 29TH 524 E.—Beautiful. 6 twin Seds. piano: ideal for girl*. Ta. 6807 480# EAST—Car. bus. cool, nicely furn.. j 4 rmi.. lawn 828 Kevs 124 N. Penny BEAUTIFULLY furnished north side home: | rent all or part. Hu 1176 24-A Resorts and Cottages I lake front lot in Sunset Park. Lake Freeman. clear title; > original cost for cash or terms Ir. 3914. v

rentals 34 Sabnrban and Farms ROCHESTER. N.. 530—3500 W 7-rm mod _ trmt. ghrub*. dbl. umr . SM. Bg_. 37713. UNFURNISHED 8 rooms. >3O. also 5 room* furnished. 87 week. Stop B<j Rockville rosd. —————===== REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale __ > SEMI-MOD. doubles; 20th at Brookside Pk. Priced right Eves . Rl 5996 BUY YOUR HOME—7I9 N P fr £‘ n - ♦* rm. single. >l3 down Bal. like rent. Ri. 727>. COLORED BUYER*—9- room house on South Pershing. Price tSMOO JEN_WINGS BROS- 3> South Illinois St. 29 Lota, Farms and Acreage REPOSSESSED Indiana farms, all sum* tnd description* Small cash catment gets deed A. E Woods. Clayton. Ind. HER CHAU 0 IS E 34 Miscellaneous For Sale PATTI Stone Jars, reduced prices. bU I I JLt,b ft " deliver WErfT END BOTTLE CO.. 534 W. Pearl 8t LI. >OBS. CINDERS SAND AND GRAVEL LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULINO. IR MMEXHAUBT FANS Meier Nu-Atr. I-lnch sue. J-speed: special price. _ Meier Electric & Machine Cos. >535 E. Washington. Ir. 1151. LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN New 12x15 truck covers. >4 75. All sises In stock st lowest prices No waiting. 10* ft. of 'a-lnch manilla rone. >1.25. 21x28 namted tin sheets. 6c etch. Government nun tents. >1 50. Everything In canvas. HOOSIER TARPAULIN CO. 1392 W. Washington StSTEEL DESKS and files chairs, dictating equipment, calculators. surplus Irom dosing branch offices; all In A-l condition: priced low. Dr. 3400. MR BRINK TENT* All sires in stock or wall, umbrella, auto and bovs duo tents. Oet our prices first Awning sirioed material in various fanev patterns Everything in ransas. HOOSIER TARPAULIN CO. 1302 W. Washington St. WINDOW SHADES—Linen; all sixes to 36x6, 39c. China Store. 357 W Wash. WRINGER ROLLS >lB5 each, tor all makes: cushion tvoe :guar*nteed: f*ctorv distributor. 2609 E. Wash Ch. 0*57 34-A Nursery Stock. Plants, Flowers LABELED DAHLIAS—>I and >2 a dozen: Astors: Petunias: flower bou olants. Swartz. 5530 E. Mich. Ir. 376 X 35 Household Goods BREAKFAST SET—ltalian carved dining rm and bedrm.. twin beds, linen frieae living rm- rugs, sac. 3718 N. Meridian 5 RMS. of furniture; dining room: rooms and Mviug room: gas stove: Frlgtdalre. 2548 N. Del. Ha. 4183-W. FOR REFRIGERATORS New or used visit our display room. 2000 Northwestern Avenue Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. FURNITURE doves, rugs, ref rig., new. used: cash. credit. Barrett, 868 Virginia. GAS STOVE— Buck." high-oven; good cond— reas. 449 N. La Salle. Ch. ICE - BOXES. 84 UP. FIRST CLASS'COND . ALL SIZES. OPBN EVENINGS. 1915 SOUTHEASTERN AVE. DR. 0199. 1 BELVINATOR Refrigerator. 1 Westinghouse refrigerator. 25'. off regular price. These are the best buys in town. Only 2 at this price. MAYTAG DIB- - TRIBUTORS. INC. 108 S. Meridian St. MUST "SACRIFICE. >250 dintng-rm. suite for >SO; 2 walnut bedroom suites. >SO and *2B; Eureka sweeper. >10: spinet desk. *10; lovely breakfast set. *10: rug*. 9x12. *ls: one 7.6x9. *10: glldder. *l2: gas logs. *8: occasional table, small rugs snd lamps: all good cond. 4329 English Ave. PIANO—Good as new: reasonable. 2829 N Talbott. Ta. 4336. RANGE TANK—With gas heater attached; _lj_k• new. 4044 Corne 1 lus Ave. Wa. 3682. REFRIGERATOR—MetaI cork Insulated: 250-pound capacity. 865 UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, corner Capitol and South St. _ SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON ALL MAKES. WHITE CO- RI. 4755, WASHER and ironer. late style, for balsnee due on washer: cheap. Ir. 3871. WRINGER ROLLS— 81 95 each: guaranteed oualty. Cushion tvoe rolls. Bring your old rolls for match. Wm. H. Block Cos. 36 Radios, Musical Instruments EARLE—Long and short wave set. 1933 model: 90-aav guarantee. $29.50; only >5 down, small weekly payments. Earle Midget. 814.95: guar. MIDGET RADIO STOREB. 240 Mass Ave. Open evenings PHILCO. 1932 Model cabinet, cheap for cash. 45 N. Denny St. SPECIAL 1/2 PRICE SALE Croslev 8-tube Show Bo* $14.50 Croslev Lowbov 14.50 Radiola 7-tube table model 14.50 Atwater-Kent 7-tube table model .... 14.50 Atwater Kent Lowbov . 14,.yi Bosch 6-tube table model 12 50 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP 225 East Washington Bt. OPEN UNTIL 8 P M. 38 Store. Office Supplies NEW Corona No. 3 portable. $25; term* 203 Maas. Ave. Lt. 9470. SUPPLIES—PRINTING EQUIPMENT—FURNITURE KELLER. PH ARES & CO. 705 ROOSEVELT BLDG LI 9381

Typewriter Rental Agency Only $2 .50 Per Month j! or *OO for 3 Months Any make of machine. Expert repair service on all typewriters. Woodstock 317 N. Penn. LI. 4712 TYPEWRITER CO. 39 Cash Coal Mart lndlsttsaolls R.tsll Tt6s. No Extra Char** For Wheeling FREDRICK COAL CO DR 1792. WA. 5666 IF _ YO'U DON'T FIND whst .oif sre look lng for In the want ads today. It mu be advertised here tomorrow Read Time* classified ad* daily 41 Wanted to Buy H allturmture CALL MR. PIERCE. RL >ol* WHEN YOU ARE READY TO BELL YOUR GOODS Wa are the tanrest buyers and aelien used merchandise in the slate. WF PAY THE BEST PRICES C-A-S-H!! for OLD GOLD, GOLD TEETH WOLF SIISSMAN 239 W Washington 8t HARRISON 308.VW FURNITURE WANTED! 1 to 10 rooms. Ptv cash. LI 2*57 NEWSPAPERS, clothing, etc., urgently needed. Salvation Army Industrial Home. For truck, ca 11 R). 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 LIVES TOT* 43 Horse*. Cattle. Poultry PAIR of gray horses. 5 and 6 years old: l fresh cow. 1 good family cow. 2 square* East of 3346 Carson, known as the SALTZ FARM. AUTOMOTIVE 50 Autos For dale CHEVROLET—Late 1931 coach. Beautiful maroon finish, trimmed in black, loo** almost like anew car: mohair uoho,sterv. shows little wear: a!> sood tires, absolutely mechanically perfect wire wheels and fully equipped *385, easy VtT ™ LAUTH MOTORS. INC 3547 E Washington St. Ir 11.5 lltO N. Martdian St • l<. CHEVROLET—Late 1*29 coupe: here Is a fine looking car: really tn excellent mechanical condition. All B®®* l _P re ;V.. real buv at *ls#: terms C. O. WARNOCK CO . 819 E. Washington. LI. 8396. 1*27 CHEV Sedan. *6O cash; good private owner 924 Bellefontaine. Ri. 9642. CHEVROLET, late coach; driver, very 11 ttle: >165 terms 1_1 39 N Illinois. DODGE—I 936 coupe A reliable car in excellent condition: read? jor service: >BS. C. O. 9 ARNOCK CO, 813 E. Washington St. Li. 8396.

-MAY 16, 1932

AUTOMOTIVE M Ant ns For Sale ESSEX. 1926. COACH. 820. 1139 N ILLINOIS STREET. FORD—Late 1929 tudor sedan; green duco. trimmed m black: priced for immediate sale. >153 BROWNING GENT CO 1001 N Meridian. Rl- >633 FORD- 1938 tudor sedan A nice appeuing car in excellent mechanical condition Good tires; *145: easy terms C O WARNOCK CO. 819 E Washington St. LI 8396. HUPP 29 Sedan: sacrifice lor oulek aale. or 28 Chev. In trade. Ch. 1393. Marmon Bargains ’2B Chev. coach 8 65 ’37 Elcar >e - ian 145 • Essex coach 165 27 Hudson sedan 75 ’26 Jordan sedan 95 ’24 Lincoln sedan 1j ’29 Olds coach 265 27 Packard sedan 245 ’26Pierce Arrow sedan 175 28 Stude. roadster 140 39 Marmon sedan 245 ’27 Marmon sedan .... 75 MARMON MOTOR CAR CO. Meridian OAKLAND—I33* Sedan. 4-door. Good paint, makes a nice appearance: all good tires; tn excellent running condition. A real bargain; 5150: terms The Buick .1303 E Washington St, jj. 1571. PONTIAC—I92B coupe. Mskci~an"excellent appearance: really in fine mechanical condition; good tires: $l4O terms C. O. WARNOCK CO- 819 E Washlngton St. Li 8396 WHIPPET—I92* coach; a nice IltuTcaT In good running condition. fully equipped, good tires A real bargain; >75 C O. WARNOCK CO . 819 E WashIngtoiv LL_B396 61 Truck*. Tractors. Trailer* FoKDSON—Tractor. completely rebuilt and repainted: equipped with farm wheels and fenders; special at $156. FRANK HATFIELD CO 625 N. Capitol Ave RI lev 9.12* Reduced Price Sale Used Trucks All prices honestly reduced Standard Makes. All trucks marked In plain figures GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT 430 N Capitol Ave LI. 7467. Open now 53 Accessories, Tires, Parts JOHN GUDELHOEF’ER WAGON CO.—Will repair or make new topa and curtain* for rour_c*r_ 202 Kentucky Ave WINFIELD Carbureter two. new 2 Inch! attractive price Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3325 E Washmeton Ir. 1131. 55 Autos WanteiT WfLL oav esab for toui ear or your •J itty 1. WOLF AUTO CO. LI 4516 31 N CanltQi iWf fant Used Cart/' BEST PRICES-ANY MODEL [•Sacks bros. AUTO LOAN CO. r 309-311 N. CAPITQLRI. S994* ■ 27 financial" Business Opportunities LOOK!—Business cor. storeroom. Lot 35x 138; sacri- 8350. Owner. Ch. 2014-W. Personal Property Loans COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. REDUCED RATES 300 Roosevelt Bldg 205 Odd Fellow Bldg LI ncoln 2491 _ _ J.fncoln 8495 NEED MONEY FOR 'TAXES? WE MAKE LOANS AUTO OR FURNITURE 125 TO S3OO BUCKEYE FINANCE COMPANY 20'< L New Vnm Kl 4974 odAmi bcaobn dm/uub LOANS OF *25-S3OO on FURNITURE. AUTOS, at Reduced Rates 152 N. Delaware LI. 6605 HULTIIfrT-YM/HI Loan< On Furniture LOWEST KARS Same Rate on All Balances Indpls. Public Welfare Loan 930 OCCIDENTAL BLDG Rl 3587 The Most Convenient Way to BORROW MONEY Loans up to 1300 In 24 Hours at Reduced Rates. Phons. write or call for full information. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 S. Pennsylvania St. Century Bldg. Phone Rl. 5054. Lt. 9131. Directly opposite the Citizens Gas Cos. TfeT ’ TDiM~WAN’f~ADS FOR BUSIWESS" Automobile Loans

AUTO LOAN? CUTRATE Why Pay More? Lowest Rates. Cash in 5 Minutes. LINCOLN AUTO LOAN ft 3. Capitol. R 1.12!. A CTO LOANS ' Mi) N M£rWln. ri 4'Ql. Auto Loans LOWEST RATES CASH AT ONCE CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 203 E Wash. St. LI 8503 OpposUt Courthouse Kji 40 Yean AUTO LOANS CASH AT 20 Months ONCE to Pay Us ED CAR LOAN CQ 342 N Illinois St LI 9600 Corner Illinois and Vermont Sta QivicJ*^. | automobile Loans HOME FINANCE CO 305 MEDICAL AATB BLDO CORNER PFNN AND MICH RI jM* PLENTY OP PRES PARKING SPACE Quick Bervtce Free Parking 308 Indiana Ave. RI 5994 SACKS BROS AUTO LOAN CO Cor. New York and Indiana