Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 279, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1933 — Page 11

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BEER NOT TO BE SERVED BY WOMEN CLUBS More Hope Quenching of Thirst Offered Society Golfers. BY BASIL GALLAGHER Timn Staff Writer Beer and .skittles will not be substituted generally for pink tea and the softer beverages by Indianapolic club women when brew becomes legal after April 7. A survey of the bridge and social clubs in town disclosed that a foaming glass of PiLsencr or Schlitz has no appeal for women who gather to play contract or discuss social problems. A single exception to the general feminine tendency to frown upon serving beer in clubs was the sentiment expressed at the Knickerbocker Bridge Club, where Mrs. A. R. Coffin, hostess, said: “We’re not dry here. That's one thing sure. We will not serve beer in the club because the cost of the license will be too high. Individual members may bring their own beer if they wish and keep it here.'’ Sentiment Is Shown The wet or dry sentiments of some of the other clubs are: Mrs. R. O. McAlexander, Woman's Department Club: "We will not serve beer. We have too many members who still cling to the dry tradition." Mrs. W. H. Hodgson, Municipal Gardens Club: “No beer served here. There is a general prejudice against it among the sixty members." Propylaeum Club: “No beer will be served. No desire for it among the 500 members. The alcoholic traditions of hardriding horsemen apparently -will not be upheld at the Arlington Riding Club, where it was said today that beer probably would not be served at, the club house. At the country clubs prospects looked brighter for the disciples of Sir John FalstafT. Country Club to Serve The Indianapolis Country Club not only will serve beer, but will welcome its return with a rousing reception planned tentatively for April 8. The Avalon Country Club has applied for a license, and will start dispensing as soon as possible. This also is the situation at the Highland Golf Club. At the Meridian Hills Country Club, A. P. Hitz said: “Our club is known all over the country as a dry club. Not enough interest in the beer question has been shown to even warrant a meeting to decide the question.” The Broadmoor and the Woodstock Clubs are still in the throes of debate on the burning question and will announce their policies later. DUPED PROSECUTOR MEETSJPAL’ IN COURT ‘You Kan Up sl2 Phone Bill On Me’ —‘That's Right.’ Says Man. "I remember you." Jacob Steinmetz, deputy prosecutor said to Arthur Rice, Negro, 833 Camp street, when Rice appeared Friday before Floyd R. Mannon, municipal judge pro tom. as a prosecuting witness. "You used to be janitor in a building where I had an office," Steinmetz continued. "And you ran up a telephone bill of sl2 on me talking to your girl friend at Lake Wawasee. And some others in the building were stuck the same way." “That’s right," Rice admitted. Rice and a friend. Mrs. Lavena Chandler, 43, operator of a rooming house at the Camp street address were in court to testify against James Williams, 23, Negro, anew roomer, they accused of stealing $2 which had been hidden in a dictionary', and of using physical violence to back tip his denial of the theft. Williams was fined $1 on a charge drunkenness and a like amount for disorderly conduct, the fine in the latter case being suspended. ORGE CUT IN GOLF FEES Petition With 700 Signatures Is Presented to Sullivan. In a letter Friday Mayor Reginald . Sullivan transmitting a petition signed by 700 persons urging reduction of municipal golf course fees, J. Allen Dawson wrote in part: “I am informed certain of the municipal golf courses in Chicago have reduced the fees to 10 cents on week days, not including Saturdays. and that on Saturdays and Sundays, the fees are 25 cents. 1 also am Informed Louisville. Ky.. has reduced the fees to 25 cents, and likewise, as stated in the petition, practically every city has made substantial reduction in fees." Game conservationists who have been marking Alaska herring with metal tags find that they can later catch the fish with electro-magnets.

Most Important Thing Nothing is more important to an individual than good health. Without it, life is crippled and circumscribed. With good health, ANY obstacle caji be overcome. Every human being needs a minimum amount of exercise to keep his body machine functioning properly. Some are able to get the required stimulus to muscles and nervous system from the outdoor work in which they are engaged. Others can afford to belong to country clubs, gymnasiums, or other organizations where they get systematic exercise. But millions must work in offices or shops at sedentary occupations. They can still, by devoting a few minutes a day to SYSTEMATIC exercise in their own rooms, keep their bodies in good healthy condition. Our Washington bureau has ready anew bulletin or. HEALTHBUILDING EXERCISES that suggests a series of exercises and calisthenics for old and young, requiring no apparatus, that, if followed, will be of benefit to any individual. Fill out the coupon below and send for it. CLIP COUPON HERE Dept. 220. Washington Bureau. The Indianapolis Times, 1322 New York avenue, Washington D. C. I want a copy of the bulletin. HEALTH-BUILDING EXERCISES, and enclose herewith 5 cents in coin, or loose, uncancelled. United States postage stamps, to cover return postage and handling costs: NAM* STREET AND NO CITY STATE I am a reader of The Indianapolis Times. (Code No.)

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Philip C. Nash Philip C. Nash, national director of the League of Nations Associations, Inc., will speak at the luncheon of the Indiana Council on International Relations Monday noon at the Lincoln.

JUDGE PONDERS BOUNDARY WAR Decatur Residents Continue Battle to Prevent Annexation Step. Residents of Decatur township Friday continued their battle to prevent Perry township from annexing a strip of land on which is located a plant of the Indianapolis Power and Light Company. Argument on making permanent a restraining order against bounty commissioners to prevent the annexation was to continue through the afternoon before Superior Judge Joseph R. Williams. Counsel for Decatur township, Wymond Beckett. Emsley W. Johnson and Chester L. Zekield, contend that the petition seeking the change is invalid in that it does not comply with a state law requiring that residents and freeholders of both townships in an annexation proposal sign a petition. However, George Burkhart, Perry township attorney, contends that the two-townsliip provision is a matter within the discretion of county commissioners, and, therefore, a petition signed by residents of only one of the townships involved is valid. Williams asked that briefs be submitted on the point. The townships have engaged in a lengthy controversy over boundaries. The prize is the $5,000,000 light and power plant for taxation purposes. Merlin Chapter No. 6, United Ancient Order of Druids, will give a benefit euchre and bunco party at 8:15 tonight, in Druids hall, 29 South Delaware steret.. RENTALS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 22 Unfurnished Houses PARKER. 2011-2039. HOUSTON. 1923-1950. $lB 00. NEAR BROOKSIDE PARK. Just right, for small family; move now and be settled so you can enjoy the porches and cards this summer; garage and water included. Livinsr room, bedroom, bath; the kitchen and dining room is one large room with built-in cabinets, cas range and linoleum. shades and rods throughout and a Heatrola already installed which heats these small doubles perfectly. For further information call FRANK F WOOL!,INO. 510 Continental Bank Bldg. LI-5231. WA-2550. BELVEDERE. No. 12 310 E. NORTH. 4 rooms. G. E. refrig.: all utilities; S3O. 2327 COLLEGE 5-Room upper duplex: heated; $37.50. WA USING HAM. 1601 N. DELAWARE THREE rooms. Frigidaire: $35. HOLLYWOOD 127 E. ST. JOSEPH. Attractive 2-room kitchenette apts. $22.50 and $25. BROADWAY. 1706 Lower duplex. 5 rooms; heat and water: S3O. WASHINGTON. 345> 2 E Three rooms: steam heat; sl6. ASHLAND AVE . 1532—N0. 3. Three rooms; $21.25. ILLINOIS. 2449 N —No. 9. Six rooms; S4O. DEAUVILLE ARTS—Colored. 548 N. SENATE AVE. Two and three-room heated: close to city; s2l to $25. FLETCHER TRUST CO.

URGE CITIZENS TO CO-OPERATE IN JOBS DRIVE I Sullivan and Borinstein Ask for Aid in Modernization Campaign. Advantages of the city-wide modernization campaign were cited Friday by Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan and Lou's J. Borinstein, campaign chairman, in an appeal for citizens to co-operate in the movement. Possibility of property owners Improving and repairing homes, office buildings and other properties at “great savings" at this time was stressed by both leaders of the campaign. “If property owners make needed repairs at this time they not oniy can save money but will stimulate general business, throwing thousands of dollars into trade channels," the mayor stated. Leaders also declared the campaign will give jobs to several thousend tradesmen and other unemployed, and create additional pay rolls in the city. Borinstein announced appointment of Toner M. Overley, Better Business Bureau director, as chairman of the campaign speakers'committee. Overley will organize a committee of twenty-five speakers to appear before civic, luncheon and women's clubs to advertise the campaign. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notice* FRY, NANCY ALMIRA—Mother of Mrs. Florence Butcher. Mr:, May Gaalema, Mrs. Albert Witte, Mrs. Carl Wilson, Clyde. Zeno. Charles. Carl and Fred Fry, passed away at her home. Twelfth and Askren Sts., Wednesday evening, aged 72 Funeral Saturday. 2 p. m.. at residence. Interment Memorial Park cemetery, in charge of MAX HERLICH <V SON. MAY IK, 1)R. I'RI.D IV. Passed away Wednesday evening. Private services at the residence, 3845 N. Pennsylvania. Saturday. 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call Friday from 2 till 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. MILES, GEORGE W. -Husband of Nancev Miles, father of Stella Schott. Marion Miles. Mildred Farris. Gladys Fisher of Indianapolis. John Miles and Olive Dearmian of Miami. Fla.; Onal Miller of Chicago. passed away at St. Vincent's hospital. March 30. Friends may see Mr. Miles anv time at FEENEY <fc FEENEY FUNERAL HOME. 2339 N. MERIDIAN Short services at THE FUNERAL HOME Sunday 1 p. m. Funeral at the Centennial church. 6 miles northeast of Martinsville (one mile east off state Road 37i at 2:30 n. m. Burial Centennial cemetery. Friends invited. 1 NGERICHT, ANNA MARIE—Wife of John Ungericht, deceased, passed awav at the home of her daughter. Mrs. S. H. Jones, Franklin. Ind. Funeral at the late home, 546 East Nineteenth St., Indianapolis, Saturday afternoon, 2 p. m. Burial in Crown Hill. Friends may call any time. Please omit flowers. VICKERS. LUCY !MAY— Beloved wife of Alvah H. Vickers, departed this life Friday. March 31. age 49 wears. Funeral Monday. April 3. at the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL. 2530 Station St.. 10 a. m. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends invited. 2 Cards. In ftlemoriams KENNEDY—In loving memory of our dear wife and mother. ANNA KENNEDY, who left us one year ago today. March 31 1932. And while she lies in peaceful sleep. Her memory we shall always keep. Sadly missed bv HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. WASHBURN—In memory of KATHERINE L. WASHBURN, who died March 31. 1928. W'e mourn for her in silence, No eves can see us weep. But many a silent tear is shed While others are asleep. MOTHER. DADDY AND JIMMY. 3 Funeral Directors. Florists Experience Plus Friendly Service Johnson & Montgomery Funeral Home 1622 N. Meridian HA-1444 VV. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Branch office, 1634 W. Morris. Dr 2570. FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N, Meridian St. TA-1835. GR IN STEINER’S 522 E. Market RI. 5374 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware LI. 3828 J. C. WILSON 123 Q Prospect Dr 0321-0323 4 Lost and Found REWARD TO FINDERS LOST ARTICLES : that have been advertised as lost In ; this column will receive two guest tickets To See “THE BIG CAGE” at APOLLO THEATER When you have returned the article to its owner, ask him to call Miss Joe. Rl-5551, at TIMES WANT AD HE *DQUARTERS and say that vou h- eturnod the article and tickets win mailed at once. BRINDLE bulldog, strayed. Sundav. from 1740 Lambert St. Reward. COIN purse containing around Sl7 lost between Meridian and Washington and Circle Tower. Reward. TA-1885: FOX TERRIER lost; brown, white: name "skippv;" child's per Reward. WA-1578. GLOVES—Brown kid. lost downtown on _Perm. St, Call HA-4605-R, Reward. WRIST WATCH—Bovs Elgin, keepsake vicinity Warraan. Michigan. 444 N. Warman, 5 Personals. CUT-RATE Watch Repairing All Work Guaranteed ONE YEAR Round Crystals 14c Main Springs s Jewels 1,, Cleaning \J\J L CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 203 E. Washington St. THROUGH the courtesy of the firms listed below, the correct time will be given by calling CH-6331. Brydon the Plumber will swap. Harry Scarborough, expert electrician. Acme Plumbing Shop, electric well pump, good as new. ~IR-NU 6.

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AN NOUNCEMENTS 5 Personals DR. CHESTER MILLER—"The Children'* Dentist." 1107 Odd Fellow Bidg. JUST like MOTHER NATURE gave you. Parfait Plates *3O. Painless extraction *1 a tooth. Expert, dependable dental service. Dr. w. J. Knieper, 1108'? Shelbv St DR-6183. OVER 1.000 three-letter words, 25c. Will help win prizes. 4080 Boulevard Place. RENT A MAYTAG II per week. Call RL 9441 Extension 372. L. S. AYRES & Cos. TRY JOHNSON'S LUNCH —126 W. South St. Meal tickets: 21 meals $4. WILL locate anyone for anyone. 702 Inland Bldg. RESULT producing Times Want Ads Cost only 3 cents a word. 6 Transportation MODERN TRAVELERS BUREAU Brevoit Hotel. RI-2188. N. Y.. $11.50. Phils.. $lO 35; Wash.. S10; Balt.. $9.50; Pitts., $5.40; Col., $2 90: Dayton. $2; St. Louis. 53.35. Buses daily, BUSINESS SERVICE 7 Business Service# BAND and orchestra Instruments repairing: expert guar. work. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn LI-5313 BOWERS & WEDDLE SERVICE STATION General Auto Repairing. 52d and College. WA-5167. BRICK; Concrete work; remodeling hardwood floors: monthly payments. Reference. CH-1562-M. i CARBURETORS adjusted FREE. Body fender, general repairs. DOLL & MEHRING. 2403 N. Illinois st, TA-5691, CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in cane hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583. CURTAlNS—Blankets. 20c & 25c pair, laundry. Call. Deliver. Experienced. HE-3777. EXPERT REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS— Servicing, installation, repairing ail makes of machines: service at all hours. REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO , 2038 N. Keystone. CH-1321, FURNlTUßE—Upholstering, refinishing, repairing. guaranteed. Free estimates. H. E. GRAHAM. 1220 N. Alabama. LI--8169 PREWAR prices on hardwood floors and refinishing. 506 W. 31st. TA-6799 REFINISH YOUR FLOORS—Rent a Dreadnaught Sander bv hour or day. TA-4614. SUPER KLEAN SERVICE RI-60n6. Your home kleaned bv experts: esti. free. Your rugs kleaned "while you wait." WINDOW SHADES CLEANED KEITH SHADE CO. RI-4995, 1348 N. Illinois. The Times Was the Only Indianapolis newspaper to gain In Want Ad lineage In 1932. 7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage J. E. YORK & SON Operators of Irvington Transfer Cos. “Better Moving of —Better Furniture” Packing—Crating—Shipping Local and Overland Hauling—Highclass experienced movers, up-to-date equipment. Lowest rates and special freight rates to California. = IR.-0459 = IF YOU’RE MOVING We will move you or pay cash for furniture you don’t need. t i IJODCEC *1 ALLlSON'S—Experienced white men. Move cheaper. FREE estimates. LI-4105. ABRAHAM Transfer Cos. Call LI-1924 for reliable, insured moving service. BETTER Moving of Better Furniture. J. E. YORK & SON. IR-0459, CALL—G. & G. Transfer for local, long distance moving: insured; reasonable. HE-3539. CALL the Express Parcel Delivery Cos. for the best moving LI-1838. FIREPROOF STORAGE Store now. pay six months later, free hauling to storage. Moving $4 per load and up. Call RI-7750. 419 E. Market St. TRY—P. O. RHOADES TRANSFER for careful moving; covered trucks. TA-6347. MOVING. HAULING. Rent anew truck U-DRIVE IT, 39 Kentucky Ave. RI-7438 MOVING—Anv time. $2 up. Experienced white men. LI-4105. MOVING—Vans for all kinds: storage. BEHRENT BIG 4, LI-7790: IR-7770, MOVING. $2 UP—Local, overland: equip. covrd. trucks: white men, Pete’s. CH-2878 SPECIAL RATES—LocaI, long distance moving. J. H. TAYLOR, RI-4265; DR--3071. STORAGE —Local, long distance hauling, return loads wanted. Part loads service. OTTO J. SUESZ. RI-3628. RI--6561, CH-0699-W. 7-b Paperhanging and Painting CALL CAMPBELL—RI-3696 (eve.t. expert paper hanger and cleaner: reasonable. CLEANING—Paper, 50c per room; Immediate service; white; 10 years experience. LANNAN. BE-4728. I EXPERT WALL PAPER CLEANERS— Prompt service. Reasonable rates. DR--5262, LA VON Cleaners. DR-5262. HELLO FRIENDS—Paper hanging reasonable. satisfaction guaranteed. Call BURROUGH S. BE-1185-W. PAINTER and contractor. We specialize in house painting and interior decorating: paper cleaning. Free estimates; work guaranteed. RI-4143. PAPER HANGING—S 2: any room; work guaranteed. Pa per 5c and up. LI-4290. PAPER cleaning, reliable, 50c and 75c per room. HA-4928-M. PAPER HANGING—IOc roll: 20 years’ experience: painting. LI-9419. PAPER FURNISHED, hung. $3.75; kitchens painted. $7; woodwork washed. RI-1642. WALL PAPER cleaning. L. CANARY. 15 Years with HARRIG. IR-7900. 7-d Cleaners and Dyers DEPRESSION—Rug cleaners. 9x12, sl. guaranteed: 15 rears experience. CH-6142 MARCH Special, 9x12 rug cleaned and sized. $2: 1 small rug free. W. N. FLY RUG CO.. 2328 Brookside. CH-2211. OVERSTUFFED. 3-piece. $5.50: rugs. $2: expertly cleaned in your home with modern equipment. Use 2 hours. DR--6558-R. RUG SPECIAL—9xI2 rug. cleaned, sized. $2: 1 small free: fluff, chenille made to order. Active Rug Cleaners. HA-3636. INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring Aviation New complete ground course starting Wednesday. April sth. 35c per week. Tarkington Aviation Cos.. BE-4400. Municipal Airport. SPECIAL OFFER of six weeks, free instruction in piano or voice, for enrollment fee, $2, IR-0956. HELP WANTED |l3 Help Wanted—Male WANTED—Traveling salesmen with automohiie. Apply 3124 Boulevard PI. 14 Help Wanted—Female WANT at once (21, girls: permanent positions; steady advancement. See MISS LINDEY, 620 Peoples Bank Bldg. WANTED WOMEN—To take orders for dry cleaning, commission on repeated orders. Times Box K-60, 16 Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED Hotel man with family wants to operate camp or hotel anv place. Will run on percent or salarybasis. W. W. ROBBINS, Knightstowri. Indiana. PRACTICAL NURSE—Assist *in housework. unincumbered. LI-2388. REN T A LS 17 Furnished Rooms $3: DELAWARE. K. 2043. APT. 3 —Durable. warm room; private apartment; I bus line: garage. HA-4661-M. ; stk 37TH. IT] 29—Living room! bedroom I and bath. 2 or 3. No other roomers. I TA-5648. ALABAMA, N„ 523. APT. s—Pleasant, light room, constant hot water: $2.50 and $3. ALABAMA, N.. 131'i —Steam heated rooms. $1.50 wk. and up. Walking distance. RI-2905, ALABAMA. N 1115—Homelike room, clean. 1 or 2 adults, home privileges. Walking distance. RI-5121. BEVILLE. N.. 433—Nicelv furnished front room, kitchen privileges: meals optional; garage. CH-0314. BROADWAY. 2339—Refined, private home, clean, nicelv furnished, meals optional. HE-4816. BROADWAY, 1626—Nicel" furnished, well ventilated, hot water, good heat; $2,50 week. HE-5263, BROADWAY. 1415—Large front room. $6.50. 2 employed: every convenience; nicely furnished. LI-9546. BROADWAY. jJ34—Lovelv room. 1 or 2: private family, instant hot water, garage; reasonable. TA-1138. CENTRAL, 1333—Attractive room, next bath; private home; hot water heat, porch. LI-7148.

RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms CENTRAL. 3319 Large front room, cross ventilation; suitable for 2; meals optional. HA-2641-M CENTRAL. 3044—Lotelv room, gentleman preferred. Prit ate nome. meals optional. garage. CENTRAL BUS—37OO North: attractive front room, hot water; privileges, garage. WA-1573, CENTRAL. 4250—Large, nicelv furnished room; new home, north; garage. HU--4576. DELAWARE. N.. 2024—Nice attractive room private bath; 1 or 2; very reasonable. HA-4824-J. DELAWARE. N.. 3050—Very desirable room, comfortable home; private family. Bus line. Reasonable. HA-2731-W. DELAWARE. N. 1825—Large front room, downstairs; steam heat, private; $3.50. Phone, bus line. DREXEL. N.. 818—Front room. 1 or 2 girls, private home, meals optional; reasonable. IH-5713. ILLINOIS N.. 1907—Unusual room; private entrance; lavatorv. toilet; hot water; garagp. Reasonable. ILLINOIS. N.. 1907—Ideal room. 1 or 2; refined home, constant hot water, garage optional: reasonable ______ ILLINOIS. N.. 624; Apt. 3—Nice room. $3: constant hot water; steam heat. RI-5669_. ILLINOIS. 3746 N—Attractive, desirable front room; adjoining bath; reasonable. HA-3825-M. ILLINOIS AT VERMONT—No. 2 Savoy: $4 single: $5.50 double, extra large front. gentlemen, LI-8612. IRVINGTON—WeII furnished room, good heat: meals optional. On car line. IR--5023. KEYSTONE. 540 N.—Attractively furnished room for one or two. Reasonable. MASSACHUSETTS, 540—Steam heated, modem outside rooms. Simmons beds. running water. $3.50 up. _ MERIDIAN. N.. 1927—Large front. well furnished, private lavatorv. suitable for 2: $3.50. HE-3422. ______ MERIDIAN. 2428, N. Nicely furnished room for 2 men, $6.50 each. Phone. garage. MERIDIAN. N.. 3055—Cheerful room, cross ventilation. 1 or 2. garage, breakfast. eve, dinner. TA-4734. NEW JERSEY. N.. 226-Warm sleeping rooms; $2 week, 35c a night; .steam heat. NEW JERSEY, N.. 517—Strictly modern room, with alcove; newly decorated. LI-9750. NEW JERSEY. N.. 3243—Desirable furnished room, next bath; adults family; S3. TA-5835. NEW JERSEY. 1628 N— Large room, refined private home, privileges. Modern. Central car. NEW JERSEY. N. 418—2 sleeping rooms. modern, close in. $1.50 & $2. RI-2098. NEW YORK, E 3604—Large room. 1 or 2 gentlemen, modern, private home. $3.50 week. IR-2787. NORTH— Business ladv to share apartment. home privileges: Illinois carline. Reasonable. TA-5929. TA-5436. PENNSYLVANIA and 16TH--Vicinity, warm attractive room. Private bath, garage; optional. HE-1705. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 1855—Lovely front; also small room. $3; splendid location: earagp. HA-2482. RUCKLE. 3313—Wi1l share attractive modern home with couple or 2 ladies. TA--3953. WASHINGTON BLVD.. 2815—Front room garage, front drive; 1 or 2 gentlemen. TA-5462. ______ WASHINGTON. W. 359—Heated outside rms.. 50 cents dble.. $2 wk. Quiet for day sleepers. Morning calls. WINTHROP. 4101 Clean, airy sleeping room; gentleman preferred; garage; reasonable. HU-1733. £TH E 66f—Prettv front room; ladies; near Real Silk; walking distance; cheap. COLORED—La Verne. 220 W. North: 1 room and bath. $1.50 week up. LI-2662. A~CHEERFUL room In a good home east. Good meals. Reasonable. CH-0519. 76 SQS. NORTH—S2.SO; light, front, airy room: business girl; private entrance. HA-1394-M. NEW YORK extends a WELCOME TO TIMES READERS The New York Bureau of the Indianapolis Times is ready to serve you. This service has been arranged by The Indianapolis Times in co-operation with the New York World Telegram—also a Scripps-Howard newspaper. Let our New York Bureau arrange your New' York trip and serve as your headquarters while in New York. FREE INFORMATION on hotels, tours, sightseeing trips, with all rates and guide books, now available. Specific information on actual expenses for any length visit. Hotel reservations made on reauest. Write to HOTEL and RESORT BUREAU of the NEW YORK WORLD-TELEGRAM “A Scripps-Howard Newspaper." 147 West 42nd St., N. Y. City NO OBLIGATION OF COURSE! 17-A Hotels, Resorts, Inns. JkMiftm* ! Moderate rates to permanent transient j guests. 958 North Pennsylvania BELMONT HOTEL— 227 Vi E. Ohio—Lovely rooms. S2 to $4. City heat. Close in. DP AMD HOTEL; city heat; rooms tTUAiMJ ?4-$5-$6-$7; 111, at Maryland, Colonial Hotel to appreciate, $4 up. 236 N. Illinois. Nice Clean Beds; Steam Heat: 25c Night. NEW PALACE HOTEL. CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia; downtown, clean, steam-heated rooms; walking distance; S2 up. Mnvfiplri Clean, airy; plenty hot wairxcvj. nciu ter; c i ean atmosphere; telephone. Prices suit 1933 conditions. 132*/2 W. Ohio, corner Capitol and Ohio. THE DEARBORN K,* A homelike hotel. 3208 E. Michigan. CH--7550. HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel service. As low as $2 a day; $lO week. 750 N. Meridian, LI-2351, Plnvo Tfritol under new management, i laZci -liULci Modern, steam heated rooms; redecorated, running water. Convenient location. Rates low as $3.50 wk. and up, Capitol Ave. and New York Sts. SEMINOLE ALABAMA. 920, N.. ° SINGLE ROOMS. HOTFT, $3.50—54—54.50. irvii.u FOLLOW THE CROWD for clean attractive md. rms. LI-1496 JBtU'fon Hotel Delaware at Mich. LI. 5315 Rates low as $4.50 week. Complete hotel service. Walking, distance. PI ;RTT 4N ciea ß. modern, fireproof. City heat, quiet. Rooms HOTEL with hot and cold water $3 week and up. Free tub or shower baths. Low daily rates Market and New Jersey Sts. lIOOSIER HOTEL rates Family Hotel, tO l>o 440 Massachusetts Ave. Newly decorated and painted. Running j 1!■ i r, wild water. Showers and baths. I A _ NEW RATES' /I S5 for Permanent Guests I 't 7 mmi W 16th and Capitol ave. ■ ?7 HOTEL RILEY All outside rooni3, clean, steam-heated, with or without private hath. 1,1-1-141. EASTGATE HOTEL Our rates are slashed. Nice, warm, modern. beautifully furnished rooms. Beautvrest mattresses, running water, radios, luxurious lobbv and social rooms. The locai tion is ouiet and convenient. We guar- ! antee more for your money. Low daily and weekly rates. Washington and New Jersey Sts. Wants Ads Accepted Til! 10 p. m. 18 Housekeeping Rooms ; S3: 31ST, 1051 W.—Kitchenette, front room private home: near car and bus. 53.50; CAPITOL. N.. 2045—Small two-room apajtmen: in private home; modern. $4: ILLINOIS. N.. 1741—Extra large sunny room: private entrance; Ist floor; range. cabinet. $4: ASHLAND. 1128—Two front housekeepmg rooms, utilities furnished. $4.50: 2225 E. 10TH—Modern 2 front rooms; large closet, gas, sink, clean. So: DEXTER. 1917—Ciean airv 3-room apartment adjoining bath, garage. 50c. Sls MO.—RURAL. N.. 516; 2-room apartment: everything furnished. Private entrance: 1 or 2 adults. CH-3715-J. ALABAMA, 1833. N.—2 furnished apartments; rents cut; kitchen, sink, not water; porch. ALABAMA. N.. 1224 —2 or 4 rooms: completely furnished, good heat, hot water: reasonable. RI-6647, ARSENAL. N. 315—Unusually nice 3-room and bath; overstuffed; clean; quiet; phone; garage. ASHLAND. 1232—2-room apartment, in-a-aoor bed. *6; everything furnished: modern. ASHLAND, 1554 —3-room apartment; comtarnUbcd; private bath; $7 week.

RENTALS 18 Housekeeping Rooms BROADWAY. 1403—Clean cozy apartments redecorated, sink, phone, private entrance. 84 and $5.50. CENTRAL. 1241—2-ROOM FRONT APART* MEN’T. EVERYTHING FURNISHED SINK. PHONE. $5.50. ' CENTRAL. 1115—til Room apt., running water, evcrvthing furnished, porches $3-50. LI-9823. COLLEGE. 820—Furnished front housekeeping room: also small sleeping Si 50 CONGRESS. 1005—Large front room, twin beds; large closet; very reasonab.e. HA--3353-J. DAVIDSON. tF, 521—2 ciean connecting rooms, completely furnished private entrance: very reasonable. RI-67Q3. DELAWARE. N . 720—3 connecting rooms evcrvthing furnished, near bath, walking distance: SB. LI-4801 DELAWARE. N . 830—Nicely furnished heat; S3, $4. parking space. EUCLID. N.. 109—2 or 3 rooms, accommodate 4: overstuffed: private entrance' everything furnished: phone; $5. HIGHLAND AVE., 21 N.—2 MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS: EVERYTHING FURNISHED; ADULTS: $5. ILLINOIS. N.. 2339—1 <fc 3-rooms: suitable for 4. $3. $3.50 and $5.50. HA-4928-M. ILLINOIS. N.. 1726—Newly decorated 1 soring cleaning done; 2 or 3 rooms; $5. Private entrance. ILLINOIS. S.. 539—One large room, utilities furnished. First floor. '• LEXINGTON. 1112; Shelby. 737—2-Roora apartment, nicely furnished; modern. utilities, laundry privileges. ' NEW JERSEY. 2030 N— 3 Rooms, kitchenette. sink, all furnished, overstuffed. also sleeping room. NEW YORK. E.. 520—Clean, modern, front room; parking space; phone. NEW YORK. E . 4027—1 and 2 rooms, unfurnished. constant hot water, sink; private entrance. NORTH—2 LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. CLOSET; UTILITIES FURNISHED: REASONABLE. HE-4070, OHIO, 540 E.—Room and kitchenette; $2 week. Single room. $1.50 and $2. OLNEY. N., 1362—3 rooms and bath, up stairs; gas. electricity; sl2 month. DRORIENTAL. N. 20—Pretty, clean apartment; utilities furnished; private entrance. Also sleeping. PARK. 2142—1. 2. 3 rooms, garage, telephone. utilities, janitor service. Reasonable. HE-5004. RANDOLPH. N.. 201—2-room furnished apartment: utilities paid: private entrance; near carline. RURAL. N.. 609—3 furnished rooms; private entrance, garage, utilities paid; very reasonable, TALBOT. N.. 2420—2 rooms. $4.50, all furnished. HA-4928-M. TALBOT. N., 2420- 2 rooms. $4.50: all furnished. HA-4923-M. VERMONT, W., 36—Front 2-room apartment; lovely front sleeping room, twin beds. LI-6119. WALNUT, E. 115—3 rooms, shower bath, everything furnished. S5 wk. See housekeeper in basement. WOODRUFF PL.. 892 M. DR. —2 rooms, kitchen, complete, utilities furnished. garage. CH-4242. NINTH. 616 E. —2, 3-rooms, kitchenettes, private baths, entrances, porch, sinks, large closets. LI-2788. 11TH. E., 521—2 front rooms; kitchenette, porch, all furnished; near bath; garage optional. 31ST. 830 W.—2 Rooms, sink, furnished, private entrance, modern, good heat; reasonable. H A-2448-W. 4 NICE ROOMS and bath, downstairs, completely furnished. Very reasonable. HA-3472-J. A ROOM AD costs only 2c a WORD. 19 Rooms with Board $4.50 EACH: TALBOT. N„ 2144—Real meals, 2 gentlemen; large room; garage. HA-3908-J. • $5 —WASHINGTON, E., 3323-—Lovelv room 1 real home; no objection to child. Ch--4603-W, ALABAMA. N., 1629—Large, nice room; overstuffed furniture; home cookingsuitable for 2, HA-285 0 . CENTRAL. 1418—Small room, real home Excellent meals. Veary reasonable. RI--6843, DELAWARE, N.—Country-like home; well furnished room: modern; garage; excellent meals. HA-4705-J. ILLINOIS, N.. 2269—Large attractive roommodern bungalow; home cooking; home privileges. TA-5176. IRVINGTON AVE.. N.. 82—Cheerful room, twin beds. 2 adults or children, garage. Reasonable. IR-2364, NEW YORK, E. 2219—1 or 2. widow's home laundry included; $5 week; privileges CH-4634-W. h NOBLE. S.. 914—Cheerful room for girF privileges; home cooking: near carline’ $6 w-eek. PENNSYLVANIA. N~! 2256—Light front room; comfortably furnished; good meals. RURAL. N.. 217—Attractive airv room privileges. 1 or 2; $6 each. 2 meals. laundry. CH-1738-W, 13TH ST., 317, E.—Nice room suitable, 1 or 2, next to bath, meals optional. 13TH. e 7! 604 —Nicely furnished front room; home privileges. RI-8815. NONE BETTER—Twin beds: shower; home atmosphere. 2062 N. New Jersey TA-6916, LARGE ROOM—Private bath, fine section east; near bus; golf links. IR-3612. LOVELY front room: real home nrivileges garage. 2 meals. $6 wk. CH-2665-W. EMPLOYED couple, men or girls: home privileges; north; $4 50 each, HA-1185-W. 20 Wanted to Rent Rooms LADY wants room, private home in exchange for light work. LI-8072.

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RENTALS 21 Unfurnished Apartments STOP You will like the WALLACE APTS, at 30th and Chiton Sts. Close to transDonation facilities and shopping center. Thoroughly modern efficiency apartments with gas. water and heat furnished at only $24 and $26. See Mr. Sater. custodian. $18—425 W. 40TH. NEAR BUTLER. 47R00M UPPER DUPLEX WA-0823-J s2o BROOKSIDE Parkway. 3701, So. drive —3-room modern: heat, waier. CH-14!6_. S2O: ASHLAND. 1214—Four rooms, hardwnod floors. heat, water, garage $22.50 2 RMS.—Kitchenette and bath. utilities raid, near Garfield. DR-1027-R. $22 50—4-room modern apartment. gar„ge, good condition ail utilities paid; walklr.g distance. 1034 East Market. LL3BOT $22.50: ASHLAND. 1936—5 rooms; nice condition; fine ventilation: garage; front porch: yard. $25 —1054 W. 30TH—5 rooms; heat, water furnished, front porch; garage. TA--3831 TA-0838. *2S—ALABAMA. TENTH—Avalon: fine. 2room apartment; tile bath; utilities paid. Will furnish. Evenings, TA-5867. $25; 40 WEST 24TH—Strictly modern 4 rooms: janitor service. HA-2896-W HURRY. $25: E MICHIGAN—Fivie-room apartment; heat and water furnished. Mrs. Massa. TA-0788. l f VIRGINIA V 4 1028 Virginia ■ Ono-r oo m kitchenette m -and water furnished. M k $25: THE PIERSON—24th st. between Meridian and 111., upper apt.; 3 rms. and large bath, very light, fine ventilation. 4 big closets, private entrance, excellent condition and arrangement. janitor service HA-1042-R S3O: 2850 E. WASHINGTON—4 rooms, tile bath in-a-door bed, garacf. S3S—DELAWARE. 2149 N.—6 rooms; hariwood floors: steam heat; reduced from SKS. S4O. DELAWARE. N„ 1907—4 rooms, exceptional, decorate to suit, utilities paid. HU-8522. $45 —COLLEGE, 3539—Upper bedroom apartment: heat, water furnished; gar. 3544 Carrollton ONE BEDROOM. 835. RI-4610—TA-4773. CENTRAL. 1121—1 or 2 bedroom apt, modern, porches, yard reduced. CENTRAL, 1412—Apartment in residence 3 rooms, diner, alcove, bath, kitchen, latter equipped 1 , fine condition, inspection invited. Very reasonable. WA-3414. COLLEGE. 6221—Attractive bedroom and efficiency apartment; low rent. HU-2608. DELAWARE. N.. 1728—Attractive 4 rooms; refrigeration; porch; awnings; nice yard. TA-5313 ; DELAWARE, 1656—Desirable 3--bedroom apt.; hardwood floors; good condition. EASTERN AVE.. 548—Bedroom apartment, electric refrigeration, utilities paid. Near St. Philips. 3602 FoLL CREEK BLVD 4-Bedroom apartment, electric refrigeration. in-a-door bed, beautiful view overlooking Fall Creek. For complete details. Cclll HALL-HOTTEL CO.. Inc., LI-2554. FALL CREEK BLVD.. 151 W.—Upper duplex, 5 rooms, newly decorated. Key at 145. Phone TA-6911 for appointment. IRVINGTON-—4 LARGE. COMFORTABLE ROOMS; YARD; GARAGE: ADULTS. IR-2206-MERIDIAN. N.. 2235—5 rms.. Frieidatrc. oil heat, hardwood floors, bath.. LI-2662 MERIDIAN 1728 N.—Lovely, unfurnished, efficiency - : other attractive furnished apartments. TA-1592, NEW JERSEY. N.. 522—2. 4. 5-room apartments, close in, reasonable rent. RI-7934. Park Ave., 2101—Open See this beautiful apartment; rent greatly reduced, large living room, sun parlor, dining room, 2 bedrooms; breakfast room, kitchen. General Electric. PARK AVE.. 2704—5 Rooms, sun parlor, strictly modern, garage: S4O. FRANK S. CLARK & CO LI-6035. PARK, 2004—Upper 5 rooms, steam heat: water: reas. to small family. HE-1759. PARK. 2432—Steam heated apt . G. E_; porches: redecorated: reduced. HE-1265. PENNSYLVANIA ST.. N.. 3454—5 rooms, breakfast room. 2 bedrooms; garage; S6O. R,l-9389. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 3460 Attractive apartment; 5 large rooms; 2 bedrooms: heat, water and garage furnished. HA--0473-R. . VERMONT E.. 1602 -5 rooms, front, back porch, heat, water, furnished, garage. HU-1886. WOODRUFF PLACE—S9O East Drive; Ideal location: genteel address; 4 lovely rooms priced at $32.. r >o; $35 and S4O. . Wants Ads Accepted Till 10 D. m.

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RENTALS 21 Unfurnished Apartment# /DUNBAR COURT | g lOK COLORED 1 B Price for this newly K i m deconted apartment m k includes heat, water. K k\- # 1 Bk Apply Apt. 10 A i I Moynahan Apartments 25 city-wide locations to choose from. Rentals now' adjusted to present-day conditions, in fact. Moynahan Apts, are the best values in the city. With clean envifoment and proper management. Rentals $25 and up. Free transportation to inspect apartments. All apartments equipped with electrical refrigeration. Moynahan Properties Company j HE. 4102 HE. 1237 RI. 1371 PM I Douglass Court 1 S 21st and 111 vri. Fine 41 ■ Price for this newly M B decorated apartment M 1 includes heat, water, M 1 SPINK APARTMENTS 3729 N. Pennsylvania .$45.00-$ 50 00 2035 N. Meridian 37.50- 60.00 1433 N. Pennsylvania .... 40 00- 55.00 103 E. 13th 35.00- 47 50 111 E 16th 37.50- 47.50 37 W. 21st 37.00- 50.00 230 E. 9th St. 30 00- 37.50 402 N. Meridian 45.00- 125.00 Modern Fireproof Apt. Frigidaire Eauipped ACCESSIBLE Street cars, bus lines and stores. General Apartments, Inc. 22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439. Nights. Sundays, Holidays, Call LI-2361. THE GRANT APTS. 42 W. 11th St. Kitchenette Apartments Newly decorated. S2O Heat. gas. w r ater. Ice furnished. Call Apt.. No. 1 In Beautiful Woodruff 3 -ROOM FLAT. PORCH $32.50 4-ROOM FLAT, PORCH 42.50 940 MIDDLE DR APT. 5, CH-6254. 230 E. NINTH ST.—s3o-537.50. 402 N. Meridian; $45,00 $125.00, 10TH ST.. E. 1532*2 —4 rooms, modern, heat, water, near Tech. Sr-e janitor. CH-2758. 36TH AND WASHINGTON BLVD.: REGAL —Cheerful south, front apartment at greatly reduced rent. WA-4344.