Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 53, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1932 — Page 12

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STATE POOR AID BILL DRAFTED BY WEISS, EGAN Representative From Heavily Populated Districts to Present Measure. Indiana may do something substantial in caring for its unemployed if a bill being prepared today receives favorable action when presented in the house Wednesday. Sponsors of the measure are Jacob Weiss (Dem.i, Indianapolis, and Fred A. Egan <Dem.), Gary, represetnatives from Marion and Lake counties, respectively, where unemployment is most pressing. According to Weiss, the bill will provide for supplemental aid to the present poor relief provisions, the funds to be derived through a special state tax. Creates County Board It creates a county board for relief of the indigent and unemployed to be made up of the county clerk, a county judge and president of the county council. They will be empowered to provide a weekly payment, not to exceed $lO, to families of unemployed. The revenue raising provision calls for a 10-cent tax on all notarized documents. Weiss estimates that this will bring in $90,000 on licenses in the office of secretary of state. It will raise $500,000 in Marion county and $225,000 in Lake he estimates. "Call It Anything" Answering the charge that this means a "dole,’’ Weiss declared: “What if it is called a dole. Call it anything you like. The state must help feed these people who are in want through no fault of their own. We can not let them starve.” "Take your pay cut and keep your mouth shut," is the tenor of a bil lintroduced in the senate by Senator Lee J. Hartzell (Rep), Ft. Wayne, president pro tern, and Republican floor leader. The bill provides that any state employe who protests a salary reduction may be removed upon petition of twenty taxpayers. DROPS FIGHT ON COP Negro Politiral Worker Withdraws Charges Against Officer. Charges filed with the safety board last week against patrolman Thomas G. Smith, claiming false arrest and conduct unbecoming an officer, were withdrawn today by the plaintiff, Samuel W. Bell, Negro, 1451 Kappes street. No reason was given for the withdrawal, although it had been hinted that the complaint was brewing a controversy between the police department and county officials. Beal is said to be a political worker for Timothy Sexton, county treasurer. Beal was arrested after he attempted to enter the treasurer's office at the courthouse after closing hours. According to the complaint, Beal was warned away from the door twice by Smith, and was arrested on the third attempt. HITS LESLIE SPENDING Mt. Vernon Senator Says Message Printed Extravagantly. Senator Jesse E. Wade (Dem.Y, Mt. Vernon, took a rap at the fancy printing of the message of Governor Harry G. Leslie which was placed on the desks of members of both houses today. The message, which Wade charged was short enough to print nicei> on three sheets of paper, occupies about thirty pages of fine folio paper in a pamphlet containing the names of all state officials, officers of the legislature and members. "Take this thing home and let the farmer taxpayers see where their money goes,’’ Wade shouted. "I here and now' declare that something should be done to stop this robbery." BOOZE SEIVED IN RAID Complete ‘ Importing" Equipment Is Uncovered by Police. Complete equipment for "importting" many well-known brands of whisky, gin and other liquors were found today by Sergeant Wayne Bear and squad at 411 East Tenth street, in a raid on the apartment of Herman Gilcrest, who was charged with blind tiger. Large quantities of labels, caps, and bottles were found in a vacant apartment across the hall from the rooms occupied by Gilcrest, in addition to two gallons of whisky, onehalf gallon of alcohol, and 157 quarts of home brew, police said. MAN MANGLED BY DOGS Bitten 100 Times When Animals Attack Him; Accuses Brothers. One of three men arrested Monday night is suffering from 100 wounds said to have been inflicted by three dogs which attacked him on the urging of the other men. The injured man, Albert B. Bidwell, 2506 Lancaster street, told police that w'hile walking across a farm owned by two brothers. A. J. and Frank Sloan, R. R. 12 Box 1, they engaged in an argument with him, and set the dogs upon him. AGED MAN TRIES SUICIDE Despondent Over 111 Health, City Resident Slashes Throat. Despondent because of ill health. Julius Zoschke, 78. of 561 North , Beville avenue, today slashed his throat in a suicide attempt. He was sent to the city hospital and may die. Baptists to Condemn Wet Planks By L niteH Prets SAN FRANCISCO. July 12. Resolutions condemning the prohibition planks of the Republican and Democratic parties will be adopted by the northern Baptist convention which convened here today, Mattison B. Jones, Los Angeles attorney, president of the convention, indicated. • v

‘Tax ’ on Brides II both bride and bridegroom are more than 21, each would pay their poll tax before they could procure a marriage license, under provisions of two bills introduced in the senate by Senator John L. Niblack (Rep.), Indianapolis. One of the bills would extend poll tax payments to women and men more than 50. Now' only males between 21 and 50 pay poll tax. The other measure would require the showing of a poll tax receipts for procuring marriage, fishing and hunting licenses. Such receipts nowmust be shown to obtain automobile or driver s licenses.

CHURCHES LAY WINTER PLANS Program Calls for Forming of Evangelistic Teams. Program calling for organization of evangelistic teams of preachers and laymen to assist churches during the wunter was adopted at a meeting Monday night of twentyfour representatives of churches included in the Indianapolis Association of Baptist Churches. The meeting w’as held in the First Baptist church. The Rev. Olive McGuire, executive secretary of Baptist churches, recommended adoption of the program. Under the plan, each of the thirty churches in the association will furnish an evangelistic team of six persons, consisting of a pastor, a musical director, and departmental directors for men, women, young people and children’s activities. The Rev. L. C. Trent of the Woodruff Place Baptist church, reported a plan for leadership training, A report on the work of the Baptist Young People's Union was given, by M. R. Tibbs, association president for young people’s workThe Rev. Orea A. Cook, pastor of the Cumberland Baptist church, outlined plans for the annual meeting of the local association with the Cumberland church, at which this year the 100th anniversary of the church will be celebrated. The meeting will be held Sept. 13 and 14. In the Air Weather conditions at 9 a. m.: South southwest wind, 11 miles an hour; temperature, 78: barometric pressure, 30.20 at sea level; ceiling, clear, unlimited visibility, 15 miles. City Port Busier Increase in operations at municipal airport is shown in the June report compiled by Charles E. Cox Jr., airport superintendent. Cox reported that last month 1,474 passengers cleared the port in transport planes, compared with 1,342 in June, 1931. Total landings and takeoff's last month were 1,154, compared with 949 for the same month a year ago.

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Stations of the National Broadcasting Company WEAF Network WJZ Network KDKA #*o | KTHB 104(1 WCFI, 370 II WMAO 070 WLS 87(1 WSB 740 CKGW 090 KVOO 1140 I WCKY 490 ! WGY 790 ’ WLW 700 WSM 650 KOA *3O KYW 1020 WDAF 610 !| WHO 1000 l WOC 1900 WTAM 1070 KPRO 920 I WBAL 1430 I WENR *7O !l WJR 750 I WOW 590 WTIC 1660 KSTP 1400 ( WBAP 800 1 WFAA **o 1 WJZ 760 I WSAI 13.3<| Stations of the Columbia Broadcasting System

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—8 P. M.— WBBM (7701—Sports review. NBC Julia Sanderson; Frank Crumit. to WEAF. NBC—You and Your Gov-i ernment to WJZ. WMAQ (670 i— Gallicchio concert orchestra. —6:15 P. M.— CBS —Abe Lyman and band. WBBM (7701 Sanders' Nighthawks. WMAQ 16701—Jingle Joe. —6:30 P. M KYW (10201— Panico's orchestra. CBS—Kate Smith. WBBM i 7701—Arnheim’s orchestra NBC—Walter Smith and band to WEAF. NBC—Piano duo to WJZ. WMAQ 16701—Norman Ross. WSM (650i—Band. —6:45 r. M.— CBS—Joe Palooka. WON (7201 —Voice of the Strings. NBC—Feature to WJZ. WMAQ 16701- Radio Gossip, Charles Gilchrist. WSM (6501—Dinner concert. —7 P. M.— KYW (10201—Master's orchestra CBS—Bernie's orchestra. WBBM 17701 Brigode's orchestra NBC—Artists musical to WEAF. NBC—Household program to WJZ. —7:30 P. M.— KYW (10201—Terrace orchestra. CBS—Crime Cluh. WBBM < 7701—Brooks ana Ross NBC—Ed Wvnn <fc Fire Chief bank to WEAF. NBC—Goldman bank to WJZ —7:45 P. M.— CBS—Sanders’ orchestra. —8 P. M.— KYW (1020i—Maupin's orchestra.

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s:3o—Transcription. s:4s—Records. 6:oo—Bird and Vash iCBSt. 6:ls—Abe Lyman's orchestra (CBS'. 6:3o—Kate Smith (CBS'. 6:4s—Joe Palooka (CBS' 7:oo—Ben Bernie orchestra (CBS'. 7:3o—Bohemians. 6:oo—Music that Satisfies (CBS'. 6:ls—Fast Freight (CBS'. B:3o—Columbia Symphony iCBSI. 9:oo—lrene Beasley (CBS'. 9:ls—Bohemians. 9:3o—Harold Stern orchestra (CBS'. 9:4s—Little Jack Little (CBS'. 10:00—Isham Jones orchestra (CBS'. 10:30—The Columnist. 10 45—Gus Arnheim orchestra (CBS'. 11:00—Sign off. VN KBF (1400) Indianapolis (Indianapolis Broadcasting Ina.l TUESDAY P M. 4:4s—News flashes. s:oo—Hit review. s:3o—Vaughn Cornish. s:4s—Harry Bason. 6.oo—Cecil Sallv. 6:ls—Novelty program. 6:2o—Baseball scores 630—Announced. 6:4s—Norman Brokenshire and orchestra te. t.>. 7 00—Melodies 7:ls—Devore sisters. 7 30—Russ-Dol-Rav trio. 7:4s—Golden melodies. B:oo—Orchestra. • 15—Louise Spillman. *3o—Announced. 8 45—Talk. # 00—Sam, the accordian man. 9:ls—The Jewel Box. 9:3o—Showboat orchestra. 10:00—The Merrymen. 10 30—Showboat orchestra. 11.0|— Sign off.

ROOSEVELT OFF TO SEA AGAIN Helps Fix Breakfast, but Not With Dishes. till t niirti Pm* EN ROUTE WITH FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, NEW HAVEN, Conn., July 12.—Franklin D. Roosevelt arose early today and set sail northward on the second leg of his projected seven-day ocean cruise in the forty-foot yawl. Myth 11. The Democratic candidate for the presidency, who was at the helm of the yawl on its twenty-three-mile journey here from Port Jefferson. L. 1., again was at his post when the anchor was hoisted. "I feel fine and ready for another day," he declared. The New York Governor and his crew-—three of his sons, James, Franklin Jr.. John, and George Briggs, a friend from Boston, had breakfast early, and w'ere eager to be on the high seas. The morning meal included cereal, bacon and eggs, coffee and fruit. Roosevelt helped prepare the meal, but did not "help with the dishes.” "The rest of the crew can attend to that,” he grinned. Roosevelt's bed was a short berth which cramped his more than six feet. He appeared rested, however Before retiring Monday night the Governor conferred at length in the dimly lighted yaw’l cabin with Joseph P. Kennedy, New York banker, and Edw ; ard J. Flynn, New York state secretary. The Roosevelt party planned to spend tonight either in New' London, Conn., or Newport, R. I. BRIDGE GAME COVER . FORJING BURGLAR Thief Removes Screen While Cards Hold Players’ Attention. A bridge game engaged in by Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gallamore and guests proved so interesting Monday night that a burglar was able to remove a screen from an unlocked window at the home, 519 East Fiftieth street, and take a diamond ring and other articles valued at $lB5, without discovery until this morning. [ Another burglar entered the home of Mrs. Bergen La Grange, at 5272 North Pennsylvania street, -while she and her mother, Mrs. Nellie Bennett, were in the kitchen, and took a w'rist watch valued at S7O, $5. a sls check and other articles valued at sls. THREE NAMED FIREMEN Two Democrats, One Republican Appointed to Department. Appointment of three men to the fire department w r as announced today by the board of safety. The I appointees are Samuel Cohen, 3056 Central avenue; L. W. Stigelmeyer, : 1405 South East street, and Anthony J Mazza. 902 South New Jerseystreet. Cohen and Mazza are Democrats and Stigelmeyer, Republican. Applications of all had been on file nearly two years.

TUESDAY —8 P. M.— CBS—Alex Grav and Shil-M kret's orchestra. WGN (720i —Ellington's or- ( I NBC—Dance hour to WEAF 1 ,!nBC —The Country Doctor to i WJZ. —8:15 P. M CBS—Musical Fast Freight. I , WGN (7201 Tomorrow's Tribune: headlines. WJR (750i—Songs. ,NBC—Tune detective to!, ! WJZ. WMAQ 16701—A Persian ' 'j Garden. —8:30 P. M.— ■ CBS—Columbia symphony. i WGN (720)—Big Leaguers & I Bushers. NBC—Paris Night Life to* ! wjz. p WMAQ (670i—Evenin' neighI bor. I —8:45 P. M.— WBBM (7701—Romance of Thorobreds. JiWGN (7201—Waltz time. I WJR (750i—Musical masters NBC - Tish to WJZ. I .WMAQ (670 >—Dance mast- i ers. i —fl p. M. KDKA (9801—News; Conrad's orchestra. KYW Uo2o)—Sports: News Maupin' orchestra. -CBS —Irene Beasley and Barren's orchestra > NBC—Russ Columbo s orchestra > WGN 1720) —Ellington's orchestra. WGY (790) Randall's orI chestra. •NBC—Amos n' Andv to; KTHS, WENR, WFAA. WSM. —9:15 P. M.— ( CBS—Martin's orchestra. : ?Uw£aF. HOUS * Tonight WGN 1720 1—Dream Ship. NBC—Sodero and concert to W JZ. • WMAQ (670) —Dan and 1 Sylvia.

WLW (700) Cincinnati P M TUESDAY 4:oo—Ted Black's orchestra (NBC). 4 4a—Lowell Thomas iNBC>. s:oo—Amos ’n' Andy iNBC'. S°E Dr - Glenn Adams. 5.30—80 b Newhall. s.4s—Southern singers. 6Ts—Chandu, the magician. 6:3O—R. F. D. hour. 6 45—Sisters of the Skillet (NBC). 7:oo—Review. 7:ls—Jack Douglas. 'One Man Tester. '* 7:3o—Serenades. 7:45—T0 be announced. B:oo—The Tylers On Tour. 8 15—Guy Lombardo's dance orchestra. B:3o—Bands of Distinction. 9:oo—Nite Ciub. 9:3o—Threesome and organ. 9:4s—Headlines of Yesterday, 10:00—Guy Lombardo's dance orchestra. 10:30—Moon River Slumber Music. 11:00—Don Pedro dance orchestra. 11:30—Guv Lombardo's dance orchestra. 12 00 Noon—Sign off.

LEfiALS Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLBi_IC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 1654-M. In the Matter of the Application of Dickenson & Son (Auburn. Ind.i. For certificate to operate motor vehicles as common carrier of property only from Ft Wavne. Indiana to Waterloo. Indiana also serving Auburn and Garrett. Indiana * Notice is herebv given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled cause in the rooms of the Commission. 401 State House at Indianapolis. Indiana at 10 o'clock A. M. on Wednesday. July 37th 1932. Public participation in this hearing is reouested bv the Commission. PUBLIC SER VICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA Bv JERK WEST. . , Commissioner. Indianapolis. Indiana. July Uth. 1931. (

—9:3ft P. M.— KYW (1020)—Canton orchestra. CBS —Stern's orchestra. NBC—Jack Denny's orches- ; tra to WEAF. [WGN 1720)—Cummin's or- | chestra. WGY (790)—De Witt CUnj ton orchestra. —9:45 P. M.— CBS—Little Jack Little. WMAQ (670)—Dance proi gram. —lO P. M KYW (1020)—Terrace orchestra. ;CBS— Isham Jones orchestra WGN <7201 Eppinoff 's or- , chestra. NBC Milwaukee orchestra 1 to WJZ. —10:05 P. M NBC—Bestors orchestra to WEAF. —10:30 P. M.— CBS—Sanders' orchestra. WBBM (770)—Around the | Town. WDAF 1610) Studio. NBC —Paul Whiteman and orchestra to WEAF. WGY (790 i—De Witt Clinton orchestra. NBC —Agnew's orchestra to WJZ. WGN 1720)—Ellington's orchestra. —10:45 P. M.— WGN i72oi—Dance program I (3 orchestras). —ll P. M KYW Ho2o)—Panico’s or- ! chestra. WENR 1870)—Mark's orchestra. —11:30 P. M.— WENT (870)—Terrace orchestra. —l2 Midnight— WDAF 1610) Nighthawk frolic.

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LEGALS Legal Notices NOTICE Is herebv Riven that at 2 30 p. m I Saturday. July 16th. 1932. at 234 E. New j York St . the following automobiles will I be sold at public auction to s&tisfv claims ol All-Service Garaste. 1927 Chevrolet i coach motor No. 3462591. storage $75: 1927 Oldsmobile sedan, motor No. E 20663. i storage *75: 1927 Essex coach, motor No. I 645676. storgae and repairs. $25 ALL-SERVICE GARAOE. LEGAL NOTICE OK PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET | NO. 10939. In the matter cl the investigation of , the reasonableness and lawfulness of the ! rates, rules, regulations and practices of \ the Algiers. Winslow and Western Railway Company of the granting of privileges j of cleaning and or sizing and/or other j transit privileges accorded to bituminous 1 coal originating at stations located on the said railroad. Notice is hereby given that hearing in the above entitled cause, before the Public Service Commission of Indiana heretofore set for the Rooms of the Commission. State I House. Indianapolis. Indiana, at 10:00 I o'clock: A. M. on July 14. 1932. has been j pos’poned to August 1. 1932. in the Booms | of the Commission. State House. Indian- | apolis. Indiana, at 10:00 oo'clock A. M. Please be governed accordingly. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF ! INDIANA. Bv HOWELL ELLIS. Commissioner. Indianapolis. Indiana. July 11. 1932. j Legal Bids, Proposals NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON TRAILERS Notice is hereby given that sealed pro- I posals will be received by the State Highway Commission at the Commission s j Office on the Third Floor of the State ; House Annex, 102 North Senate Avenue, I Indianapolis. Indiana, until ten (10:001 o'clock A. M., Friday. July 22, 1932, on the following equipment: Ten to eighteen drop frame trailers on pneumatic tires, from 7*i to 10 tons capacity. Prices quoted shall be delivered prices f. o. b. various points specified in the I state of Indiana. Proposal blanks and specifications are j on file in the office of the State Highway Commission where same may be obtained free upon request. The right is reserved by the State Highway Commission to reject any or all bids, waive technicalities as to procedure, and to award on any combination of bids that in its judgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. JOHN J, BROWN. Director. NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON GARAGE BUILDINGS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for a one-storv brick service building to be constructed on the S. E. corner of Jefferson & East Tenth St.. Bloomington. Inciana. will be received bv the Director of the State Highway Commission at his office on the Third Floor of the State House Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana, until 10:00 A. M. on the 26th dav of Julv. 1932. at which time all proposals will be publically opened and read. Complete plans and specifications may be obtained upon deposit of SIO,OO. from the Architects. Vonnegut. Bohn <& Mueller. 610 Indiana Trust Building. Indianapolis. Indiana. Said deposit will be returned to bidders upon return of the drawings to the Architects, in good condition, on or before the opening of bids. Proposals shall be submitted on a special proposal form, which mav be obtained without cost from the Architects. The contract will be awarded to the lowest and/or best bidder, but the right to refect anv or all bids is reserved. Each bidder, with his proposal, shall file a corporate surety bond payable to the State of Indiana in the penal sum of not less than one and one-half (lVa) times the amount of his proposal and on the form bv law and supplied by the INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION J. J, BROWN. Director. ANNOUNCEMENTS I_ Death Notices GENTLEMAN, HERBERT N.—Beloved son 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Gentleman, ! brother of May and Arthur, died Monday. Funeral Wednesday. 2 p. m.. at | the residence. Forty-sixth St. and canal, j Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. KIRBY-DINN SERVICE. _ LARMAN. MRS. EVA—Age 84 years. 1302 | E. Ohio St., widow of Jacob Larman, mother of Charles Larman of Indianapolis. Sam Larman of Terre Haute. Ind.: Elli Larman and Mrs. Tonv Alpert of Chicago. 111.: sister of Mrs. L. Freeman, Indianapolis, passed away Sunday. July 10, at the daughter's residence in Chicago. Services and burial in Chicago Monday. PEARCE. MARION HORNBECK Beloved mother of Jane, Betty and Iris Pearce, passed away on Tuesday morning. Funeral Service at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Time given later. SEYFRIED. HELEN—Beloved wife of Wilfred F. Seyfried. mother of John Edward Martin, daughter of Mrs. Maria Panse. passed away Tuesday. Julv 12. Funeral from the residence, 1330 N. Bosart (corner of Fourteenth and Bosart), Thursday. July 14. 8:30 a. m. Services at the Little Flower church. 9 a. m. Friends invited. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Altar Society of the Little Flower church. SULLIVAN, HANNA—Beloved wife of James Sullivan, mother of Mrs. Mary Forsha. Hugh R. and Lawrence J. Sullivan, died Sunday. Funeral Wednesday. 8:30. at the home, 1046 Blaine Ave.: 9 a. m„ Assumption Church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. KIRBYDINN SERVICE. 2 Cards, In Memoriama BROWN —In loving memory of our darling wife and mother. DOLLIE MAY BROWN, who passed away one year ago today, July 12. 1931. Dear mother, your are not forgotten, Though on earth you are no more, Still in memory you are with us As you always were before. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists W. D. BEANBLOSSOM ~ 1321 W. Ray BE. 1588 W. T. BLASENGYM Main office 2226 Shelby Bt. Branch office 1634 W. Morris. Dr. 2570 GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. 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DE QUINCY. N.. 302 —Room for two emDloved persons in small family. Near 3 transportation lines. S. HAWTHORNE. 23—Large, cheerful rm.; pri. ent.. newTv papered; wr. desk only _ 83.50 wk. Ir. 0578. ILL. at VERMONT—Large cool front room. No. 2 Savoy, Li. 8612. IRVINGTON—Very attr. front rm.. $3.50; with gar. & breakfast. $5. 5603 Julian. MINNESOTA E.. 326—Large airy room. private home' reasonable price NEW JERSEY, N„ 2234—Large rm., near bath; twin beds, $2,50 ea.; cool. Ha. 1508. OHIO. E.. 407—LODGING FOR MEN MODERN; 25c PER NIGHT. RI. 4145. PENN., 1343 N.—Home-like rooms; twin beds; priv, bath; good meals; reasonable. PENN., N*. 3812—Lovely rm., bus. women; home privileges. Hu. 3274; Wa. 2135-R. PENN.. N„ 1347 —Nice cool rm. in quiet _ho_me_ for gentleman :_gar. reas. Li. 8857. RUCKLE. 3256—Pleasant rm., empl. young man; garage; breakfast opt. Wa. 1126. SENATE. N., 528—Colored; large clean turn, rms; bath; nice locat; $2.00-$3 wk. TALBOT 2307—Nice sleeping rm. and gar.. $3.50; also room near bath, $3, VERMONT. E., 122—Lovely rm., close in; nr. bath; constant hot water. Li. 4674. 16TH, W., 26—4 lovely well furn. rms., just off 111. car line; suitable for empl. persons or students; priv.; $4, $5. Call mornings. 315 W. 32d—3 or 3 fur. or unfur. rms.. pri. entr. conn, bath, reas; near bus and car. LORRAINE HOTEL—WASH. & CAPITOL. RMS. WEEKLY. $3,50 fc UP. LI. 1373. COMFORTABLE RM.—Working man; pri. home. MORN. COFFEE GRATIS. Ri. 3060. ST DENTS HOTEL: cool, homelike. s3—Central. 3058: lge. airv rm., nicelv turn., hom jtriv. line locat. Ha. 4148-J. BREVORT HOTEL Steam heat: mod conven.. $3.50 & up HOTEL ANTLERS 750 N. MERIDIAN ST. HOTEL SPINK Attractive summer rates. All rooms with bath. S5-SS-S7 per week. 18 Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA, 620—C001, clean, connecting rms.. nicely lurn; reasonable. BROADWAY 1403—2 cool rms. down: sink. everything furn.; $5.50; adults; phone. BROADWAY. 1422—Furn. apt.: everstuffed; pri. ent, & bath; gar.; reduced. Ri. 6716. CENTRAL. 1923—2-rm. mod.; overstuffed; utilities paid; $6 week. He. 4586. CENTRAL, 1326—1 or 2 cool lge. rms.. kitchnt.. sink, porch: nicely furn. $5.50. COLLEGE, 1822—2 rm. apt., pri. ent; share bath; sink; privileges. $4, He. 3498. COLLEGE, 1913—2 nicelv furn. rms., sink in kitchen, gar,; $5. DELAWARE. N.. 527—We1l furnished 2room apt. Pri. ent.; close in; yard. FOUNTAIN SO.—l & 2 rms.. $2.50 up: 3 & 4-rm, cottage. $5 & $5,50, 1017 Prospect. SS—ILLINOIS. N., 2869—Front rm.. furn.; writing desk, porch, phone; kitchen, 3.2, 1 rm. apts, $lO mo.; walk, dist. Ta. 4459. ILL., N., 2339—1, 2,3 rm. apts.. custodian serv.: hdwd fir., o’stuffed; lndry. $3-$7. KENWOOD. 3030—55; 2 rms.; completely furn.; porch; pri. entrance. Ha, 3137-W. MARKET. E., 1024—Attract., clean hsekpg. rms.; conv.; cool.; pri. frt. porch. Ri 1895. NEW JERSEY. 2137, N.—ss—two cool connecting Ist floor; sink and gar.; single $3 NEW JERSEY. N.. 1606—Front rm.. cool; dining rm. & kitchn’t comb. Ha. 0326-M. $5.50 —652 N. Oakland: 2 rms.. down; next hath; garage: utilities. Ch. 5838-J. PARK, 1125—2 rms. light housekeeping; downstairs, water in kitchen, util. furn. $3.50 wk. PARK, 2062—2 clean, cool, connecting rms.: siiiit. for 2 empl. girls or couple. TALBOT, N.. 2420—2-rm. apt.; unfurn.; all utilities paid; $4 week. Ta. 7110. VILLA, S., 350 —4 rm. mod. furn.. down floor, cool sleep'ng. Reas. Dr, 1102. WEST Va Sq. State House. 359—Furn. housekeeping. s3< wk. up. Sleeping rms. 50c night; childrn welcome. Hotel Tourist Inn, WOODLAWN, 1046—Fountain Sq.: 3 clean furn, rms. and bath, adults. Dr. 3626. WOODRUFF, 544 M. D.—One large apt., priv. bath: everything furn. Ch. 3173. LOVELY WOODRUFF—Lge. rm.. kitchn’te, priv. bath, $7; 2 rms., $5; 1, $3.50. Ch. 4108.

31ST., W., 1057—2 newly decorated: mod. | frt rms,; entr,: gar. Ta. 2551. 33D, E.. 407—2 unfurn. rms. and bath; util, furn.: no other roomers. TWO EXTRA large, clean rms.. facing street on car line. Inq. 9 E. Palmer. SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in The Timet Phone “ad-taker” Ri. 5551 during bustness hours 19 Rooms with Board GALE. N., 1105—Home cooking in mod. i home for 1: gar. & ldry.; near car & bus. I KENWOOD. 5218—Want husi. man or 1 couple: refined home, laundry., gar. I Hu, 8710. i MICHIGAN, W.. 3223—Large closet, bath; ; frnt cor, rm; car line. $8 wk. Be. 1394-W. i PARK. 1422—ATTRACT. COOL ROOM, FOR 2 EMPL. HOME-COOKING: PRIVL.. | GARAGE. VERY REAS. LI. 7019. WASH., W.. 1749—Front cor. rm.. for two: garage; bath. S7 week. Be. 2474. 32D. E. 603—Beautifully furn. rm.; home privileges: meals optional. Wa. 2836. WANTED—Children to board: mod. home: mother's care: S4 wk. 2314 E. 9th St. ATTRACTIVE, cool, airv room: home cooking: meals opt.: garage. Hu. 8325 TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS 21 Unfurnished Apartments BOULEVARD PL.. 1848—Colored; 6-r. flat: mod.: lge.. airy; ht.. wa. fur.: 822.50 mo. CENTRAL. 2342—5 rms.; heat and water; 1 mo. free. Ri. 5994, He. 2783. MER.. N., 2235—Newly deco.: 5 rms.. bath. _ Frig.: cross vent.; reasonable. He. 5858. MICHIGAN. E.. 628 —Small apt. furn. or j unfurn.. all util, turn, j 11TH. W.. 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apt.; gas. water and ice furn.; $23. Call Apt. No. 1. THE GRANT. 17TH. E.. 219 CUMBERLAND APTS. COOL 4-R- BEDRM. APT.: REA. HE. 3744. I REDUCED RENT. Bellefontalne. 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 5452 avenines Wa 0433, or Be 3114 ' COLORED. 220 W. N.; Laverne: 1 r.. bath. | $3: 3 rms.. bath $5 He. 5858. ;22 Unfurnished Houses j BROADWAY. 842—7 rooms mod., arranged • 2 families. 4-car ear.: S3O, Ri. 6089. CENTRAL, 6471—T0 lone women or couple without children, beautifully situated bungalow. 2-rms . bath and large cement basement rm.. can be used as kitchen, bedrm. or living rm.; $8 monthly pius family laundry: lights, water furnished. _ Hu. 4722. COLLEGE. 4049—Owner, attractive 6-rm. strictly mod., newly decorated inside and •'.

RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses COLORADO N.. 129—5-room semi-modern dbl., excellent bargain; sl6. DEARBORN, S. 48—7-room semi-mod; gar. >ls. C. L. HUTCHINSON. Ri. 4773. DENNY. N.. 1110—4-room mod. doubie. good condition. Wa. 3347. DENNY. 39 N.—6-rm. mod.; gar.; water paid; S2O. See this. Ir. 0671. DENNY. N.. 723—5 rms.. 2 up. 3 down, strictly modern; water paid: very special price. Love. 527 Lemcke, RI. 8984. ELDER. S. 141—6-room double: A-l condi.; blinds, screens. Rent reduced. Be. 4020-M. GUILFORD. 2447—8e1ief.: 5-rm. modern double, flne condi., gar.. $18.50. Wa _0492. GUILFORD. 2409—6-room modern double, hardwood floors, garage; reduced rent. Ir. 2087. HARRIS, 33—6 rooms, modern except furnace; fine condition: gar.: $lB. Be. 0746. IRVINGTON. N.. 302—Nr. Ellenberger, attr. new corner 6-rm. brick veneer single; brick stone firepl.: living rm.: social rm.; hot wat. heat; 2-car gar. Ch. 5344-R. KENWOOD. 2943—Attractive 6-rm strictlv mod.; breakfst. nook, gar.; S4O. Ta. 4668. LEEDS AVE . 239—4-room mod., bungalow with garage; S2O. Dr. 3108. MINNESOTA, E—4 rms.. water pd.. lights. gas; $ 10, Druggist Villa, Minnesota. MINN.. E.. 1906—4-rm. double and garage; $16.50. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. lu. 7491_ NEW JERSEY. N.. 2830—6-rm. double. mod.. A-l cond.. gar.. $35. Ha. 3380. NOBLE, N.. 329—7-rm. house, walking distance. mod., very cheap; good condition. E ORANGE 1433—5 rms. mod., garage, water paid, newlv painted reas. Apply 1441. N.. 828—4“ rms.. attic, cellar, gas, electricity, inside toilet, cement porch. $10: water nd. Ta. 6250. PARK. 725—Single 8 rms.. strictlv mod.. rerieco.. hardwood floors: S3O. Rt. 4717 PARKER. 2039—Small modern double; water, garage; $22, Lt. 5231. PARKER. 440—4-rm. mod. bungalow double garage: $25, Li. 3491. PROSPECT. 1916—Modern 6-rm. dble. on car line, nr. school, nice vard, garage; only $25. Dr. 2312. REMBRANDT. 1637—6 rm. mod. dbl.. re__pa pered; gar.; nr. school. $lB. Dr, 0880. SCHOFIELD. 5133—Bungalow; 6 rms.. bath, i3 bedrooms'. 2 lots, reas. Hu. 4560. SHELBY, 116—5 rm. semi-mod. brick single, gar,; only $12.50. Ri. 7725. SOUTHSIDE—Just what you’ve been looking for; 5 rms., lights, gas, water pd.; A-l; rent reduced. Hn. 4368, Dr. 3564-R. Washington! W.--4 rmsT! bath. elec.. gas, water paid. Li. 2662. WINDSOR 1019—6-rm. house, Vi sq. from Tech. Rent reduced: sls. WOODLAWN. 1902—Owners attt> corner. 7-rm. strictly mod. single; fireplace. Must see to appreciate. $45. Ri. 1794. 13TH. E.. 913 —6 rooms, inside toilet, 2-car garage; $13.50. Wa, 0492. 18TH, W.. 114—8-rm. mod house; A-l; *35 house for $25. Ta. 5533. 35TH. W.. 1139—4-rm. mod . in-door-bed: A-l: gar.. $28.50; wat, pd. Ta. 5425 36TH., E 719 —Attractive 6-rm. mod., redecorated, no gar., $45; water pd. Be. 3684-4 MODERN 5-rm. apt.: pri. ent. Open porches. 1717 N. Alabama. Ri. 2290-R. MODERN COTTAGE, $lB 1205 Spann: 5 rooms; eari>e<\ DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL COLORED—22I3 Sheldon; 4-room double; water paid: $9. GREGORY & APPEL, INC. Li. 7491. Modern for Colored, sls Six rooms, new paint and paper; 2 lots; sls 2432 N. Rural. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL

23 Furnished Apts, and Houses ALABAMA, N., 1942—3-rm. fur. or unfur.; _bath. Gen, elec., util, no. _Ha. _ BYRAM, 3834—Nicelv furn.; 4-rm. apt.; util pd.: $45. Wa, 1206. 1232 COLLEGE—3—3-rm. apts., 1, 2-rm. apt., furnished, everything furnished. Li. 1698. COTTAGE—S rm.. furn. complete; *6. Inquire 719 E. New York St, DEXTER, N., 1812 —Attractive 5-room modern home; newly decorated; expensive new furnishings: 11-tube Philco; water paid; garage: must see to appreciate: sl2 week. Ta. 1509. GLADSTONE - N.. 28—6-rm. mod., furn.'. garage, cool, shady yard; 525. Ir. 3689. GUILFORD. 4501—5 rms.; well furn.; elec. refrig., reliable adults, shady. Hu. 3518. HOLMES AVE., 82 N.—3 rms.. modern completely furnished, $6. Be. 4385. N ILLINOIS, 2630—Upper 2 bedrm., duplex, all util & Frig., $45, ILLINOIS. N.. 1325—Large 2-rm. all conv., apt.. cool, home priv. comp, furn., $7 wk. RAVENSWOOD—Furnished cottage; available for 1 i one i and 2 (two) week periods: reasonable rates. Call Williams, Li. 8652 before nine. TIBBS, 1122, N.—s rm. mod. bunga.; nicely furn.. breakft rm.. gar. $35. Be. 1088. WALNUT. E.. 115—3-rms. apt.; priv. bath.; $6.50 and SB. See hsekeeper, in basernt. BEAUTIFULLY furn. mod. apt., 2 rms., kitch.. bath, gar., util, $35. He. 4105. PARTY by self share 6-rm. cottage; mod.; utilities paid, 1222 St, Peter St. LOVELY homes north: ideal location, near Wash. Blvd. Rent reduced. Hu. 7714. HOMES, apts.. Bungalow (NORTH); furnished or unfurnished. Hu. 7714. MODERN—3-rm. apt., cool, airy; convenient transportation. 919 Park. Ri. 4898. Newly Furnished Apt. Includes all utilities and garage. THE DUNDEE VIRGINIA AVE. AND McCARTY STS See custodian at 781 E. McCarty st. Apt. 47. 24 Suburban and Farms 4-RM. COTTAGE—Gar., Vz acr: s. of Hawthorne yards; $lO mo. Ir. 4297. 25 Business, Office and Desk Space DESK SPACE with private office, reas. rent to right party. 1038 Lemcke. DESK SPACE—With desk, file and telephone service; $lO mo. 31 E. Georgia. Room 222. Li. 6121. PRIV. rm.: use of reception rm.; telephone; choice location; reas. L 4. 2662.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale SHELBY, 116—5-rm. semi-mod., brick sgl.. I gar.; sls down, bal. like rent. Ri. 7725. | Five-Room Mod., $1,500 Good cond. Rents for $25. E. New York, j Ch. 1029-J. | COLORED—S-rm mod bungalow, redeco., gar ; bargain; $2,350; S7OO down. Dr. 0373-R.

MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale AIR COMPRESSOR “ 5-cubic ft. capacity: good as new; S9O. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington. Ir. 1151. ELECTRIC band saw. trip hammer, emery wheel, shaping machine and other blacksmith equip.: good cond. 2917 W. 10th. ELECTRIC FAN—I6-inch, oscillating, and. c.; A-l condition: reas. He. 2508. T7RPP' One gross of caps with 3 dor., x tvijXj Qt bottles. We deliver. WEST END BOTTLE CO., 534 W. Pearl St. Li. 8085, SCALES —Cash register. 5x7 gro. cooler ice box, shelving, reas. Ir, 0032. SODA FOUNTAIN—SmaII size: A-l; very cheap, 739 Dorman. Ch. 6046. Special Ladies’ Purses High-grade, various colors and sizes, while the last. $1 each. Men s oxfords, well-known brand. $3 a pair. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, corner Capitol and South St. TYPEWRITER—Underwood, portable, like new: real bare. MR. LANCE. Hu. 8493. VACUUM WASHER—Washes tub full in 15 min. Only 85c. E. C. Butler. Dr, 3507. Ventilating Fans Special cost price, on over stock sizes. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington, Ir. 1151. TIMES WANT ADS mage interesting read ing because Interesting bargains of many kinds are listed here daily 35 Household Goods A GOOD BED, good coil springs, good mattress. $7.50: other furn. 2349 N. Dela. A WONDERFUL value in tailored innerspring mattresses from manufacturer at cost. S3Q value for $14.50. Ri. 6901. BREAFAST SET—ltalian carved dining rm. and bedrm., twin beds, linen Frieze. living rm. rugs.: sac. 3710 N. Meridian. FOR REFRIGERATORS All types and sizes, new and used. See our display. 2000 Northwestern Ave. Open 8 a. m. to 9 p m. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. FURNITURE, stoves, rugs, refrig., new. used: cash credit. Barrett 68 Virginia KELVINATOR-—5-ft. size; good mechanical condition: porcelain-lined box very reason able. 4508 N Delaware. OIL STOVES, Ice boxes, A-l. at a bargain. 1236 Oliver avenue. Be. 2456. REFRIGERATOR, 100 LBS. Gray oak: can t be told from new. Bargain. 738 E. Morris. REFRIGERATOR—IOO-lb. capacity: excellent cond.; $lB. 6471 Central. Hu. 4722. SELLING OUT—Complete home furn.; A-l -c-ond ; mod.; cbp. tpri. owner). 1221 Olive.

MERCHANDISE 35 Household Goods SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON ALL MAKES. WHITE CO.. RI. 4755, WASHING MACHINE PARTS & SERVICE Wringef rolls. $1.85 and uo. EASY carts. ; new and used 2609 E, Wash. Ch. 0852 _ 36 Radios, Musical Instruments AUTO radio: new: used; no down pavment. Werklng Radio Service. Ir. 0979. GUITARS--Standard oi Hawaiian. $4 50 up. Ukes. *2 up. PEARSON PIANO CO 123 _ N. Pennsylvania St Majestic Console $21.00 Falcon Lowboy ■> 22.50 Crosley Highboy 14 50 Brunswick 37.50 Philco Console 22 50 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP. 225 E. Wash. NEW PHILCO RADIO IB Lowbov; reas 6123 Primrose. Hu, 1781. PHILCO RADIO— ‘lßl 8-tube lowboy: onlyused 1 month. $25 _Hu._l7Bl PLAY piano accordion. We teach you. Instruments. $25 up. Essv terms, PEARSON PIANO CO . 128 N. Pennsylvania St.. TRUMPET—Student model: silver, gold bell :special. $29 Easv terms. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Pennsylvania St. Li 5513, _____ 38 Stole, Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS rented. $2 50 per mo ; $6 for 3mo Woodstock 317 N Penn L 4712 40 Wanted to Trade WILL TRADE—Ten room furnished house, light lunch and fruit stand with an income. also from rented rooms, for a good used car and $250 cash, one of the best central locations in city on good Corner street, car stop, plenty of room on lot I to serve guests at outside tables, rent for all only $35 a month Location alone worth more than price asked. Ri. 8953. 41 Wanted to Bay Hall furniture CALL MR PIERCE. RI. 2019 WHEN YOU ARE READY TO SELL YOUR GOODS. We are the largest buyers and aellerr of used merchandise in the state WE PAY w HK BEST PRICES C-A-S-H for OLD GOLD, GOLD TEETH WOLF SUSSMAN 239 W. Washington St. _ FURNITURE WANTED—AII kinds, or what have you for cash. Dr. 1969. SELL US—Your old gold and silver jewelry, dental bridges, gold watches, etc., and get a better price. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO.. 308 Indiana avenue. WANT furniture; 4 to 6 rooms:* also odd pieces, highest prices, Hu, 7274. WANT furniture; 4 to 6 rooms: also odd pieces, highest prices. Hu. 7274. LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs. Birds, Pets POLICE PUPPIES—SS male; $3 female. 1220 E. Kelly. Dr. 3101 -M. AUTOMOTIVE 50 Autos For Sale BUICK, 1929-M Sedan: 6 art. wheels, trunk and many other extras. Car looks and runs like new. Look! Only $445. INDIANAPOLIS BUICK. 1302 E. Washington. Li. 7383. FORD—I 929 Truck, pick up body: good condition. sllO. C. O. WARNOhK CO , 819 E. Washington St. Li. 8396. Ford. 1929 Tudor; refinished *150.00 Studebaker Coupe 65.00 And a Complete Stock of USED TRUCKS GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT. 31 W. 13TH ST. H. SANDYS, Li. 7467. Marmon July Bargains Elcar. 1927 Sedan * 95 Graham Paige* Model 615 Sedan 195 Hudson, 1927 Coach 75 Hudson, 1929 Sedan .... 245 Marmon, 1927 Model 74 Sedan 75 Nash. 1926 Light Six Sedan 50 Studebaker. 1927 Sedan 95 Dodge Truck 25 Marmon Used Car Lot Meridian at, 11th. RI. 3308. NASH, 1928 cabriolet, in sound condition, and a real buv at $95. SACK BROS. LOAN CO. 309 N. Capitaol Ave. Li. 5994. 51 Trucks, Tractors, Trailers FORI>—MODEL T T TRUCK CHASSIS AND CAB *4O HATFIELD'S USED CAR LOT Capitol at Walnut. Ri. 9326. FRANK HATFIELD CO. 53 Accessories, Tires," Parts JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will repair or make new tops and curtains for vour car. 202 Kentucky Ave. 54 Automotive Serviced AUTO painting, complete rebuilding, best prices in city. W. Side Auto Paint Shop, .2615 W. 10th. CARS steam cleaned, road tar removed. Royal Motor Inn. 19 E. 9th. Li. 0641. FORDS—Chevrolets. brakes relined *4.90 up. All Traffic Brake Service. 748 Virginia Ave. Dr. 6240. Brake Service RELINE NOW Easy Payment Plan Ned’s Brake Service 602 E. Washington St. We Have No Phone BUSINESS SERVICE

HIRE A MAN OR A FIRM— yy||Q Get two tickets to Indiana Theater Give one day'a employment to any of the advertiser’* listed below and then phone Misa Rose at Riley 5551, telling which firm vou have empioved. You will receive two ticket* $#V to see the Indiana theater presentation of Warren William and Bette Davis in ‘‘The Dark House” on the screen. | These Advertisers Pledge 100% Service

Business Services AUTO REFINISHING—Duco or Lacquer. Ist class work: sedan. $25; coupe. S2O. Li, 9205, 209 Hiawatha. CALL RI. 7474, OR TA. 6060 for lowest prices on cleaning, dveing and pressing. PARIS CLEANERS. 236 N. 111. CAFIS WASHED & polished, 75c. Simonizing $2.50. *3.50. Call for. delivered. AUTO BEAUTY SHOP, 8 E. 20th, Ha. 4115-J. CONCRETE—Cement Work; Flagstone Set. ting. J. W. SPARKS. Rl. 5860, Be. 2942. GENERAL repair work. Tinning, roofing and fumace work. Ch. 1767. JOHNSON RUG CLEANING CO. 9x12 rug cleaned and sized. $1.25: 3piece overstuffed suite. *5 large rug free. Work guaranteed. Ri. 18; 9 JULY Special on business cards. 1.000 $1.75; 500. sl. This ad is worth 10c. ANDERSON PTG. CO.. 3615 E. 16th. Ch. 6733-R. PLASTERING—teen! repairs. painting, paper hanging. WILLIS. 430 St. Paul. Dr. 5075, NU-WAY CLEANERS Demothing a Specialty. Be. 0179. BIMONIZING—Prices *2.50. *3.50; top dressed free. Work guar. ALBRIGHT AUTO SERVICE. 310 E. 12th. Li. 2162.

WHO CAN DO IT? > -■ CLEANING PAPER HANGING ' LANDSCAPING PAINTING ; JK’ MOVING REPAIRING ms f WW HIRE A MAN! jfffce|tl GET TWO TICKETS TO SEE rijl/* "THE DARK HORSE” Warren William and Bette Davis at the -InINDIANA THEATER '' The Dark Hom " Give one day's employment to any of the business firms or individual* listed below under the "Who Can Do It” ads —then Miss Rose at Times Want Ad Headquarters—Riley 5551 and tell which firm or Individual you have employed. You will be mailed ABSOLUTELY FREE two tickets to the Indiana theater to see “The Dark Horse," Hollywood's hilarious political satire. Every firm listed here has pledged Itself to give 100% satisfaction. READ THE SERVICE ADS ABOVE

JULY 12, 193?

AUTOMOTIVE *5 Autos Wanted Will pay cash for your car or equity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Li. 4516. 561 N Capitol. ii TltedCte/' [•Sacks bros. P SofflTC. CAmTOL-*M°l. . FIN ANC IA L Business Opportunities TRADE-IN vour building and loan stocil for part interest in a company with me. which offers good returns with complete safety, j w speicher. .1046 Wes* 34th St. Ha. 2800 Personal Property Loans LOANS 2 r r INDPLS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN 330 OCCIDENTAL BLDG. RI 3587. COMPULSORY INSURANCE* A RED TAPE Autos. Furniture. $23-1300 LIBERAL LOAN CO. 152 N. Delaware _ Li. 6605. Reduce Your Payments WE MAKE LOANS AUTO OR FURNITURB *25 TO *3OO BUCKEYE FINANCE COM4’ANY 107 E New yora Rt <n The Most Convenient Way to BORROW MONEY Loans up to S3OO In 24 Hours at Reduced Rates. Phona, write or call for full information. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 S. Pennsylvania St. Century Bldg. Phone RI. 5054. LI. Directly opposite the Citizens Gas Cos. r > f Household loans S3OO or less to husbands ami wives at reasonable ■■iSaaAAM rates. Loans ahovr f SIOO and up to S3OO are made at a rate les, than the usual small 1 k i loan rate. If you are working and keeping ..ouse. vou nave all the security needed for a Household loan. Strictlv confidential. Husband and wife onlv need sign No endorsers Twenty months torepav. Quick service. Come in. phone or write. HOUSEHOLD CORPORAHON I of America sth Fl. Merchants Bk. Bldg. Ri. 2579. 4th Fl. Kresee Bldg. Ri. 7508 *- ' * Automobile Loan* A QUICK MONEY L U Convenient and Confiden- Q tial Service. Legal Hates. T MERIDIAN A MOTOR SALES N O 820 N. Meridian SL C Rlle.v 4931 ° AUTO 10AMJ CASH AT 20 Months ONCE to Pay USED CAR 10ANCQ !42 N. Illinois St. LI 9600 Corner Illinois and Vermont Sts. I Automobile Loans HOME FINANCE CO 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. CORNER PENN. AND MICH. RI. 5600' PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE AUTO LOANS I*l/ 0/ HALF I '*/A /0 legal I • RATE If paid when due Ts not. reeular leeral rate will prevail until maturity. Lincoln Auto Loan Cos. BS. Capitol Ave. RI. 1321 *. ■ / Quick Service Free Parking 308 Indiana Ave. RL 5994 J C#r N• w York ar, -j In ; an i BUSINESS SERVICE

Moving, Transfer, Storage ALLISONS—*2.SO A LOAD UP. EXPERtENCED. CAREFUL WHITE MEN, Rl 4625 MOVING. *3—You help. *1 less: tone* service: careful white men Ch. 5840 FIREPROOP STORAGE Store now. pay six months iater. free hauling to storage. Moving *4 per load and up. Call Rl 7750 419 B. Market St. MOVING—S 2 up. anything, any time: !ocal, overland; white men. Petes. Ch. 2878. T ransf er—Moving—Storage Dav or night, large or small loads anywhere Responsible for all damage. Cheapest in town Hu 3507 __ Paperhanjpnj; and Painting CLEANING—SOc rm.: paper hung 8c roll. Esti. free. | Ask for Stonehraker, Ir. 6088. FIRST-CLASS paper hanging. 8c per roll Be 0112-R MAIER & 3IDELL. PAINTING—Any bungalow: 2 coats. S4O; labor. *27.50: guaranteed. Ch. 2023. PAPERHANGING—I2c roll, paper cleaning, 50c, Paintg. For furn. or auto. Li, 5112, PAPERING—Cleaning painting. Guar, work. Prices right Mr. Brown. Ch. 3545.