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AKRON REALLY WAS SAFE SHIP, BUILDERS AVER Crash Is Declared Due to Conditions Beyond Man’s Control. By Science Service WASHINGTON. April 7-Despite the disastrous end of the great rigid airship “Akron,” due to conditions no more within the reach of human control than was the jagged iceberg that sunk the great steamer “Titanic" on her maiden voyage in 1912, she justly could be reckoned a “safe” ship. The same claim fairly can be made for her sister ship, the “Macon,” now being completed at the Goodyear-Zeppelin airdock at Akron, O. Strength of the great hull of the “Macon” is obtained by making it of double construction, a hull within a hull, with sufficient space between the two shells for a man to walk upright, and with a veritable webwork of triangular cross-bracing connecting them. This makes for ease of inspection of all details of the framework and prompt detection of developing weakness. Boosted by Propeller Lift In addition to the life giver by the non-inflammable safety gas, helium, the ship can boost itself by the "dynamic lift” of its propellers, actuated by eight independent power plants, thus insuring the navigability of the ship, even if several of the motors should be disabled at once. In an offficial statement published by the Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation while the Akron still was building and the Macon no further along than the planning stage, the following comments are made regarding the safety features of the latest and largest of the rigid-type airships: “The safety of the new ships will be the combined result of a great structural strength, multiplicity of independent means, practically entire elimination of fire risk and accessibility. "Too much emphasis can not be given to the structural strength of these ships, which is considerably in excess of that found in previous ships. Sufficient strength has been provided to meet such conditions as (a) violent maneuvers of the rudder, vertical and horizontal, both alone and in combination; <b) flying at excessive angles of pitch, due either to surplus buoyancy or to using the maximum available dynamic lift; (c) ship flying at full speed into a perpendicular gust region having a speed of sixty feet a second and a sharp border line. Gas in Number of Cells “The feature of a multiplicity of means already has been mentioned in respect to the triple-layer hull principle. Also, that the gas retention is not in one cell, but in a number of cells. Third, that the propulsion does not rely on one motor unit, but eight of them; the ship still may maintain progress if several engines should fail. “Moreover, the ship may keep in the air by use of its dynamic lift, which results from flying her at a •slight, angle of pitch, to compensate for the extreme case of losing more lifting gas through large ruptures in the cells than can be compensated by jettisoning ballast. “The fire risk has been reduced to a minimum through use of inert helium gas. Possibility of a gasoline fire is no greeter than in an automobile. In fact, fire usually results from a fuel tank ruptured in a collision—a remote possibility in an airship. “Precautions are taken, however; the engine rooms have fireproof walls and elaborate fire-fighting systems; ventilation of the entire ship to prevent the accumulation of any possible gasoline vapors; gastight electrical connections prevent the ignition of any local fumes. Thus it is seen that the ship is well guarded against fire. No Danger in Lightning "There need be no fear of lightning—contrary to general opinion. Records show but two ships having been fired in this manner, and had they not been inflated with the inflammable hydrogen, even these would not have been lost. "Any damage to the hull due to a direct hit by lightning has been proved to be remarkably small and localized; this is due to the fact that every metal part is bonded to another, and the entire structure acts as a Faraday cage, rapidly dissipating a lightning charge. “Finally, there is the feature of accessibility, really one of safety. There is not a place in the ship which can not be reached even while the ship is in flight. Thus inspection and repair may be carried out at any time, preventing the minor damage from growing serious.” BUILDS TURTLE ‘FARM’ Wisconsin Man Reaps Profit From ) Special Mud Pool. By United Press NESHKORA. Wash., April 7 Two thousand live turtles are buried in the mud of a specially constructed pool on Reinhold Meyer's farm near here. Turtles provide him with ready cash for paying his taxes now that prices of regular farm produce are low. Meyer pays boys three to four cents a pound to catch turtles for him in the fall. In the winter he ships them to the eastern market where there is a demand for turtle soup. He has shipped fifteen barrels, each containing about 200 pounds, so far this winter. DEER NOW A HAZARD Signs Posted in Wisconsin Warning Motorists of Danger. By I'nited tjf < si TOMAH. Wis., April 7.—Deer have become a hazard for Monroe county motorist*. The conservation commission has posted signs warning several highways. drivers that deer frequently cross 1

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ADVENTURERS OFF TO STUDY SAVAPE TRIBE West Coast Sportsmen to Penetrate Wilds of Tropical Coast. Bit United Pr< ss LOS ANGELES, April 7.—A group of eight Los Angeles sportsmen are on the high seas bound on an adventurous voyage, which will include a bow-and-arrow big game hunt, deep sea fishing, exploration into a rarely visited tropical country where the natives are said to be cannibalistieally inclined, and a hunt for possible buried treasure. Personnel of the expedition was guarded carefully, but it was learned that two of i its members were Earle Stanley Gardner and Dr. E. K. Roberts, both writers and also proficient in use of the bow and arrow. Dr. Roberts, three years ago won the national championship with the bow and arrow, and is said to be capable of feats that would rival those of the famed Robin Hood. He and Gardner have had much experience in hunting wild game with these weapons. The first phase of the journey was to be reached off the coast of lower California, where the group planned to spend some time fishing for swordfish and other game fish, and to make a photographic record of this sport. The main objective of the voyage was said to be a seldom visited stretch on the tropical west coast, where the party will land. Arrangements have been made with a friendly tribe to meet the expedition and guide them into the interior, where they will study a savage tribe, reputed to be cannibals. This tribe uses bows and arrows as its sole weapon, and Gardner and Roberts were taken into the expedition because of their knowledge. FREAK PORKER STARVES Fig Dies After Two Snouts Struggle Over Food. Bit I nit lit ' .te KENC Wis., April 7.—A pig with thi. *■ yes, two snouts and two stomaen.s, corn on the John Pofahl farm near here, might have lived to command a high salary as a circus freak, except for feeding difficulties. Pofahl reported that the two snouts struggled to get at food, with the result that neither got anything. PATENTS 700_ DEVICES Elihu Thomson. Dean of Inventors Celebrates Eightieth Birthday Bit t nited Press BOSTON, April 7.—Elihu Thomson. dean of electrical engineers and inventor, who recently celebrated his eightieth birthday anniversary, has no less than 700 United States patents to his credit. One of his earliest inventions was a frictional electrical machine, made from a discarded wine bottle when he was 11. 'ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices CAPLINGER. BLANTON Z. < Dan)—Beloved husband ol Laura, father of Charles W of San Francisco. Cal . and Helen E of Indianapolis, departed this life Thursday April 6. age 72 years. Funeral Saturday, April 8, at the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME, 3447 College Ave, at 2 p m. Burial Anderson cemetery Friends invited. DAKNABY—Henrietta 8., wife of R E~ and mother of Robert E. Jr. and William E . passed away Thursday p. m. at the residence. 5901 E. Washington st. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Monday 2 and. m. Friends invned Burial Crown Hill. FINK, CATHERINE (net Speiseri—Wife of John H Fink mother of Mrs. George Kunkel. Mrs. John R. Beck. Mrs. Cecil Norris. Charles and Clarence Fink, sister of Margaret Ristow. John Munier and Mrs. Rose Fraser, of Chicago. 11l . passed awav Wednesday a m. at St. Vincent's hospital, age 63 years. Funeral from residence. 1614 S. Talbot. Saturday. 8 30 a m . Sacred Hpart church 9 a m. Bunal St. Joseph cemetery. Friends invited. HOBBS—Joshua N . passed awav at his home in Chicago. 111. Short services at the crave in Crown Hill Saturday, about KOCH—Walter C.. entered into rest Thursday. 6:45 a. m.. age 54 years, beloved husband of Regina Koch, father of Mrs Ruth Whisler. Regina C. Esther and Walter Koch. Funeral Saturday at residence 432 Dorman st . 2 30 p m. Friends invited Burial Crown Hill. HARRY W T MOORE in charge. _____ NI (.1 EY —Martha J . age 82 years, beloved mother of C. E. Negley Miss Mary L. Neg'.ev. Mrs. D. w. Werremever of Cle\e,and. passed awav Wednesday afternoon at her home in Castleton. Funeral Saturday. 10:30 a m. at the residence. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. TOOMEY—JuIia, beloved mother of Andrew Toomev. Chicago: William Toomev Mrs Julia Kurtz and Mrs Mary Barnes Indianapolis, died at her home. 2635 N Alabama st Thursday. Funeral Mondav 8 30 a m. at the home Services 9am SS, Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial Cincinnati Ohio. Daughters of Isabella please meet at the home Sunday Bpm KIRBY-DINN SERVICE Cincinnati papers nlease copy.* WILSON Etta Mae inee Kellevt, passed sway at residence of her daughter. Mrs. Jov Owens. 1031 King ave.. April 5. Funeral Saturday. 2 p m . at above address Friends mav see Mrs Wilson at . residence For information call FEENEY A FEENEY Moose, Loyal Order of Officers and members of Indianapolis Ledge No 17, this is to advise vou of the death of brother WALTER C KOCH Funeral Saturday afternoon 2:30 at the residence. 432 Dorman st. Members who can. nlease attend. S L Montgomery. Dictator. William Anderson. Secty.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 Funr-Tri Directors. Florists Experience Plus Friendly Service Johnson & Montgomery Funeral Home 1622 N. Meridian HA-1444 VV. T. BLASENGYM Mam office, 2226 Shelby St. Branch office, 1634 W. Morris. Dr 2570. FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St. TA-1335. GRIN STEINER’S 522 E. Market RI. 5374 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware LI. 3828 J. C. WILSON 230 Prospect Dr 0321-0332 1 Lost and Foond 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 HEADQUARTERS and say that you have returned the article and tickets will be mailed at once. EOSTON BULL—Body brownish black, white head, brass harness. Name “Wrex.” Return J. B. McKAY. 3900 Bethel Ave. _____ BULLDOG—Large brindle. tan. white breast. 3630 Coliseum. WA-0996 Rewarri. PARTY who took articles from 125 W. 41st st.. return charm bracelet to Times cashier. $lO reward. No auestions asked. PUP—Part police: dark gray; 5 months; strayed 418 E. Ninth St. Reward. WA--3285. RlNG—Lady’s ruby. 12 pearls, one pearl missing, vicinity 2800 Riverside drive. Reward. 418 Temple. WRIST WATCH—Gruen in Times envelope. Call Times. RI-5551. Reward. WRIST WATCH—White gold Wednesday evening front of Postal Telegraph Office. 7 S. Meridian St., or Columbia Club. Reward. RI-3371. 5 Personals CUT-RATE Watch Repairing All Work Guaranteed ONE YEAR Round Crystals 14c Main Springs s Jewels Cleaning VJV/ L CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 203 E. Washington St. U. S. WANTS GOLD Market price paid for old gold, dental bridges and crowns, filled jewelry, broken watches. Honest weights, courteous treatment Out-of-town shipments given special attention. Bring or mail to ROLLINS GOLD REFINING CO. 242 Wass. ave. RI. 6180. BEER FOR FRIDAY! Popular brands. Limited supply. Oi'der now. Open all night. PITTSFOUO DIST. CORP. RI. 1505 ARTHRlTlS—Rheumatism, stomach, kidney remedy; latest gift of science. Free trial. Mineral Food Cos. 542 N. Meridian st, RI-5895. BRUCE'S TEA ROOM—Floor show Saturday evening. String Trio. Bessie. The Dancing Dolls. The Melody Bovs, accordion. ban.io. Business lunch. 25c--35c. Evening dinner, 35c-40c. Sunday. 50c. Special music evenings. Bruce's Tea Room, 737 N. Penn. Delicious Food Served in Chummy Atmosphere of WAYSIDE INN 4202 FALL CREEK BLVD OUR SPECIALTY. CHICKEN DINNERS. 65c Steak Dinners. 50c; Sandwiches: Bar-B-O; Soft Drinks. Reservations, Dancing. WA-2662. DR. CHESTER MILLER—"The Children’s Dentistllo7 Odd Fellow Bldg. MID-WEST DETECTIVES. INC Criminal—Civil—Domestic—lnvestigations Experienced—lnvestigators. GEO. L. WINKLER. HARRY BENDEL 746-48 Consolidated Blrig. LI- 5484. MODERN invalid home; care of aged and chronic cases: graduate nurse: reasonable rates; doctor's reference. 1240 Broadway, apt. 1, LI-3704. PLAY PING-PONG AT THE PADDLE CLUB. Denison Hotel. 2d Floor. 15c per person per hr. Four tables. PROFESSIONAL NURSE—Reclining baths', light, electric treatments in home. All ailments. 351 1 Mass Ave. RI-5774. REGISTERED NURSE—Nervous and mental cases: reasonable. Doctor's relerence. DR-6102. RENT A MAYTAG *1 per week. Call Rt. 9441 Extension 372. L. S. AYRES A Cos STOP: LOOK! LISTEN! 100—6 3 „ Bond Envelopes. <2l ftfi 100—6x9 Bond Letter Heads. tpl.vU iThree lines printed matter on each) Send SI.OO in cash or money order to Castor Bros. Printing Cos. 214 W. Ohio. WANTED—A couple to be married on the stage of Cadle tabernacle. Saturday. April Bth. during the National Fiddlers’ State contest. Expenses of wedding paid. Call RI-9476, MR BROCK WILL locate anyone for anyone. 702 Inland Bldg 6 Transportation | Travel by Bus Low rates, fast, safe, schedules, porter service * en route. New Schedule for CHICAGO Buses Leaving A. M. P. M. 7:00 5:30 1100 11:30 Week-End Round Trips CHICAGO.. 53.75 LOUISVILLE. 52.95 CINCINNATI. 52.95 Going Friday. Returning by Tuesday Night Let ns plan your trip. Call or write COLONIAL TOUR BUREAU 1.1-265 C,. 141 S Illinois St.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 6 Transportation MODERN TRAVELERS BUREAU Brevort Hotel. RI-2188 N Y *11.50: Phila.. *lO 35: Wash sio Balt.. $9.50: Pitts . $5.40. Col . $2.90; Davton $2. St. Louis. $3 35. Buses dallv BUSINESS SERVICE 7 Business Services BAND and orchestra Instruments repairing expert guar. work. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penn. LI-5513. BOWERS & WEDDLE SERVICE STATION General Auto Repairing. S2d and College. WA-5167. BRICK; Concrete work; remoaehng harawood floors; monthly payments. Reference. CH-1562-M. CALL RASSMU3SEN CARPTENER for roofing, remodeling, repairing. 4415 E Wash. IR-0038. CHAIRS made new by rebottoming In cani hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583. CINDERS—CRUSHED STONE FOR DRIVEWAYS. IR-2820, CRUSHED STONE—Humus dirt for flowers lawns; driveways a specialty, grading! excavating. HE-4643. CURTAINS laundered; experienced; white: call and deliver. 1134 St. Peter st. DR- , 0317. CURTAINS. 20c pair. Family laundry. Call, deliver; experienced. HE-3777. ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRING. REPAIRING; ALSO MOTOR REPAIRING RI-5135. EXPERT REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS— Servicing, installation, repairing all makes of machines; service at all hours. REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO.. 2038 N Keystone, CH-1321, EXPERT Housecleaning—Floors, woodwork, furniture, cleaning, refinishing, washing, starching, painted walls. Give us a trial. Our prices are right. HE-3628 ______ FAMILY washings; neatly finished, shirts included. 10c lb. Call, deliver, CH-1687. FUR COATS remodeled or repaired; coats relined. HU-8150. 5007 N Penn, st. FURNlTUßE—Upholstering, refinishing, repairing. guaranteed. Free estimates. H. E. GRAHAM. 1220 N. Alabama. LI--8169. PIANO TUNING and repairing. Established 1912, WACHSMANN. _ DR-5367, PREWAR prices on hardwood floors and refinishing. 506 W. 31st. TA-6799. REFINISH YOUR FLOORS. Rent a Dreadnaught Sander by hour or day. TA-4614. RENT OUR Dustless Electric Floor Sander. RISH S, 30th St. Hardware. CH-4239. RICH flower dirt, stones tall kindsi, humus, manure, sodding, excavating. lawn repairing. LI-7634, RUBBER STAMPS—Made to order. EARL EVATYPE STAMP CO.. 221 N. Alabama. RI-6915. THIS AD entitles you to a 10 per cent discount at DOLL & MEHRING GARAGE, 2409 N. Illinois. TA-5601. Body, Fender, General Repairs. UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing, refinishing. AZBELL & SON. IR-1919. 11 North Ritter. 7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage ALLlSON’S—Experienced white men. Move cheaper FREE estimates. LI-4105. CALL—G. & G. Transfer for local, long distance moving: insured; reasonable. HE-3539, CALL the Express Parcel Delivery Cos. for best, moving rates. LI-1838. HU-6290. 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. MOVlNG—Around the world or next door: (new trucks). CARTER. CH--0890. MOVING. HAULING. &ent anew truck U-DRIVE IT, 39 Kentucky Ave. RI-7438 MOVING—Vans for all kinds; storage. BEHRENT BIG 4. LI-7790; IR-7770. S2 UP—Local, overland: equip, covrd. trucks; white men; anytime. PETE'S. CH-2878. MOVING ANYTIME $2 up; experienced w’hite men. LI-4105. SPECIAL RATES —Local, long distance moving. J. H. TAYLOR, RI-4265; DR--3071. STORAGE—LocaI, long distance hauling, return loads wanted. Part loads service. OTTO J. SUE6Z. RI-3628. RI--6561, CH-0699-W, _ TRY—P. O. RHOADES TRANSFER for careful moving; covered trucks. TA-6347. 7-b Paperhanging and Paintißg CALL CAMPBELL—RI-3696 (eve.), expert paper hanger and cleaner; reasonable. CLEANING—Paper, 50c per room; immediate service; w'hite; 10 years experience, LANNAN. BE-4728. EXPERT PAPER CLEANING, PAINT WASHING. PAINTING. HA-3763-R. GENERAL PAlNTlNG—Decorating, glazing: estimates; reasonable; FOXWORTHY, LI-8701. HOUSE CLEANING? WIGGS WATERLESS CLEANER 5 lb. can isl value i 69c 2 lb. can (50c value 35c Wall Paper. 5c roll and up. large sponges 29c E. J. MILLER & CO. 235 N. ILLINOIS. RI-5912. INTERIOR DECORATING—DuraIith Wall Texter, 35c square yard; paper hanging. 10c roll; estimates free. BE-4980-W. M. E. GANNON cleaning. W’all washing: guaranteed. LI--3208. PAINTING cleaning. Wall washing by experts. BE-2861-J, PAINTER and contractor. We specialize in house painting and interior decoiating: paper cleaning. Free estimates; work guaranteed. RI-4143, PAPER HANGlNG—Painting: steam scraping: patch plaster; paper, lc per roll and Up; borders to match: room Bxß. 68c; 10x10. 83c: 12x12. $1.06. LEES Wall Paper and Paint Cos .LI-7268. 320 W. Washington. PAPER HANGING—2 rooms, $3.50: color fast paper 8c roll, up, BE-1135-W. PAPERHANGING—IOc per roll: 20 years exnerience: painting. LI-9419 PAPER HANGING—S 2: anv room; work guar. Paper 5c and up. LI-4290. P. M. PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning and wail washing; responsible man; reasonable. CH-2515-J, PAPER cleaning, reliable. 50c and 75c per room. HA-4928-M. PAPER FURNISHED, hung, $3.75; kitchens painted. $7; woodwork washed. RI-1642 7-d Cleaners and Dyers DEPRESSION—Rug cleaners. 9x12, sl. guaranteed: 15 years experience. CH-6142 Ideal Rug Cleaner 9x12 cleaned and sized. $1.50. Small rug FREE. CH-2973. ORIENTAL and Domestic rug cleaning. 9x12, $1; sizing 45c; guaranteed work. CH-7373. 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: small rug. 50c: fluff, chenille made to order. Active Rug Cleaners. HA-3636. RUG CLEANING Reliable, guaranteed work, special price, 9x12; $1.50 with sizing: quick delivery service. Barker Laundry & Dry Cleaning Cos. LI-9396. RUGS—9xI2 cleaned and sized, $2. Bv this old reliable firm. W N. FLY RUG CO.. 2328 Brookside. CH-2211. (fi Willard Rug Cleaners’ *D J_9xl2 rug cleaned: (2) small free. Call ~ deliver; work guaranteed. RI-2214. 8 Beauty Parlors ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF Lou Ann Beauty Shop Monday, April 10th 2204’ 2 Shelbv St. All lines of beautv work Special Permanent Wave. $3-$5: manicuring. 35c Anna M Qruner. prop DR-7334 Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want Ads placed at Times Want Ad Headouarters. 214 W, Maryland St. instructions 10 Schools, Colleges. Tutoring Aviation Netv complete ground course starting Wednesday. April sth. 35c per week. Tarkington Aviation Cos.. BE-4400. Municinal Airport. FREE Hawaiian Guitar. to each new student.. HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO 2103 Roosevelt Ave. SPECIAL offer of free Organ practice with ten pipe-organ lessons. Irvington School Music. IR-0956. HELPWANTED 13 Help Wanted—Male CLOTHING SALESMAN—Wanted. Real proposition. Cal CH-3029-J for appointment, 14 Help Wanted —Female LADIES (Ten). 30-50—For crew work. No investment. 216 Castle Hall Bldg MIDDLE-AGED woman to care for sick lady. 4509 Baltimore. 52nd and Keystone bus. WANTED—At once <2 l girls, interested in cosmetics: permanent position, steady advancement. See Miss Lindlev. 620 Peopies Bank Bldg WANTED—Women, to take orders for drv cleaning, commission on repeated orders. HE-2666, 15 Wanted—Male or Female SOLICITORS. For established dry cleaning Pav 30 per cent commission on $. 2232 Shelby. 16 Situations Wanted COLORED woman, .experienced dav or week. References. Call BE-2961-R; 8 to 4 30. EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT—I will keep your books at $2.50 per dav. Low monthly rate. Full or part time. Times Box K-65. f *

RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms *3; DEARBORN. N 28—Cheerful front rooms; private home, near E. Washmgton car. CH-4053-R BROADWAY. 1415—Large front room. *6.50, 2 employed; every convenience, nicely furnished. LI-9546. BROADWAY. 3334—Lovely room. 1 or 2: private family, instant hot water, garage; reasonable. TA-1138. CAPITOL. N. 3159—Front room! near bath; home privileges; suitable 1 or 2 men. TA-4876_ CENTRAL, 2902—Large front and alcove; nicely furnished; suitable 2 or 3; $2 each; hot water. TA-1649. CENTRAL BUS—37OO North; attractive front room, hot water: privileges, garage. WA-1573. CENTRAL. 2019. Apt. 2—Room adjoining bath: private home, gentlemen preferred. HE-5883. eves. DEARBORN. 1035 N.— Nicely furnished room. 1 or 2, or share home with couple. CH-1919-M. DELAWARE. N 713 .Apt. 9—Front, room, adloining bath; walking distance. RI--4978. FALL CREEK BLVD.. 3466—Single or double: ideal for spring Private home. Call evenings. RI-1272 or WA-0684-W. GUILFORD. 5825—Fine Forest Hill home. Telephone, laundrv privileges, car. bus. cafp near; $3.50. HU-3218. ILLINOIS. N.. 1907—Ideal room. 1 or 2: refined home, constant hot water, garage optional; reasonable. ILLINOIS AT VERMONT—No. 2 Savov: $4 single; $5 50 double, extra large front. gentlemen. LI-8612. MERIDIAN. N.. 1927—Large front w-ell furnished, private lavatory, suitable for 2; $3.50 HE-3422, MERIDIAN. 2428 N—Nicely furnished room for 2 men; $6.50 each. Phone. garage. MERIDIAN. N.. 843—Colonnade—Unusual beautiful large front 1 room apartment; private bath. furnished in strictly colonial style; $lO wk„ *35 mo. Delicious meals served at cost to guests. NEW JERSEY. N.. 226—Warm sleeping rooms: S2 week, 35c a night: steam heat. PENNSYLVANIA. N. 1333—Very nicely furnished room, connecting bath; garage: 1 or 2: reasonable. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1855—Lovely front; also small room. $3: splendid location: garage. HA-2482. PENNSYLVANIA. 1470 N.—Attractive room, with or without bath; couple or 2 men. Reasonable. RUCKLE. 3309— Attractive front room: modern private home; near car and bus. HA-1733-M. VERMONT. 130 W. -Nicely furnished sleeping rooms. $3 up. Close in downtown. VERMONT. E., 318—Attractive sleeping rooms $2.50 up. Across Sears-Roebuck. LI-8278. WOODRUFF 774 W. dr. —Sunny front room; lovelv drapes: 2 closets; reasonable. CH-5724, NICELY furnished rooms, strictly modern home north; people of good character. HE-4816, COLORED—LA VERNE. 220 W NORTHSI.SO. 1 room and bath; wk. or mo. LI--2662. NE W 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 request. 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. Colonial Hotel JS&24 to appreciate. $4 up. 236 N. Illinois. MASSACHUSETTS, 540 "Steam heated, modern outside rooms, Simmons beds; running water, $3.50 up. CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia; downtown, clean, steam-heated rooms; walking distance; s2_up. NICE CLEAN—Steam heated rooms, rates. $2 week and up. European Hotel, 406’2 E. Washington. SEMINOLE HOTEL for clean attractive nn,d. rms. LI-1496 HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel service. As low as $2 a dav: $lO week 750 N. Meridian. Ll-2351. CORONADO HOTEL 156’ 2 N. Illinois; 1 block north bus terminal; 50 clean, steam-heated, outside rooms; running water and baths; daily 75c up; weekly $3 up. TIDTUT Clean, modern, fireproof. city heat, quiet. Rooms PTTPTTAM with hot and cold water l L/'lvlxrAix $3 wee k an d up. Free tub or shower baths. Low daily rates. Market and New Jersey Sts. EASTGATE A homelike hotel. New transient or family rates. Modern, attractive rooms. Beautvrest mattresses; running water: radios. We offer all comforts. Luxurious lobby and soojal rooms. Daily and weekly raies. Wash, and New Jersey Sts, SELL, HEIIT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in The Times Phone "ad-taker" Ri. 5551 during business hours 18 Housekeeping Rooms $3. $4.50. $5.50; TALBOT. N.. 2420—1 and 2- apartments: all furnished. HA--4928-M. $3. $3.50 AND ss.so—lllinois. N., 2339—1 & 3 rooms; suitable for 4, $3.50 TO $5.50 —1 & 2-room apartments; redecorated; desireable location. 826 Broadway. S4—NEW JERSEY. N. 743—2 connecting rooms; sink; private. LI-9315. $4. $4.50; PARK, 2142—1 room, kitchenette, furnished, utilities, janitor service. telephone. HE-5004. ALABAMA. N., 2041—A most attractive 1 room and kitchenette apartment: overstuffed furniture; reasonable. TA-4716. ALABAMA. N.. 1912—2 rooms, next bath; private back porchx very reasonable. ALABAMA. N. 622 —Large room, everything furnished; next bath, $2.50. LI-9374. ARSENAL. N. 315—Unusually nice 3-room and bath; overstuSed; clean; quiet; phone; garage. _ BELLE VIEU, N., 734—2 unfurnished front rooms; utilities paid; garage; reasonable. CAPITOL, N., 1332—2 connecting modern rooms; everything furnished; private entrance; $lO~ per month. CENTRAL. 1241—2-ROOM FRONT APARTMENT. EVERYTHING FURNISHED. SINK. PHONE; $5,50. COLLEGE AVE., 2224—1-room apartment, sink, everything furnished. $2.50; attractive front apt.. $4, COLLEGE. 1547—Bedroom, kitchenette, furnished, sink, built-in cabinet, light. desirable, clean; adults. ILLINOIS—N. 624. Apt. 4 2 or 3 room furnished apartments: private entrance. Sleeping rooms. $2.50. $3 LI-1059. NEW JERSEY. N. 1449—Light, cheerful. 3- front apartment: private entranee: reasonable. RI-3619. NEW YORK. E.. 4027—1 and 2 rooms, unfurnished. constant hot water, sink: private entrance. OHIO. 540 E—Room and kitchenette: $2 week. Single room, $1.50 and $2. ORIENTAL. N. 20—Pretty, clean apartment: utilities furnished; private entrance. Also sleeping. ORANGE. 222—2 or 3 modern rooms, earage. private entrance. Close to car line. DR-2894-W. RANDOLPH. N.. 201—2-room furnished apartment: utilities paid: private entrance; carline, after 6 p. m. TALBOT N . 2342—2-room modern apartment; range, sink: completely furnished; very reasonable, HA-4809-M WASHINGTON. E. 1220—Front bedroom: complete kitchen: next bath; warm, pri- ■. ate entrance; garage. 10TH.. 3101 W— 3-room apartment, furnished. also sleeping room, private entrance. Reasonable BE-4880-J. 29TH W. f020—3-room furnished apattment. bath, private entrance, porch; $6 week: garage. TA-5660. MODERN FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM: 1 OR 2 EMPLOYED DR-3353-M Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want Ads placed at Times Want Ad Headouarters. 214 W Maryland St 19 Rooms with Board $3 WEEK—Small child; modern country home, close in: good care; careful feeding. BE-3375-2. $4.50 EACH; TALBOT. N.. 2144—Real meals, for 3; large room; garage HA--3908-J. ILLINOIS. N 2269—Large attractive room, modern bungalow. Home cooking. Home privileges, T^-51-76.

RENTALS 19 Rooms with Board NEW YORK. W. 1039—Room and board. Reasonable. Modern house, tarage. LI--8072. NEW YORK, E. 2219—1 or 2, widow’s home, laundry included; $5 week; privileges. CH-4634-W, RINGGOLD. 2108—Lovelv room. 2 business girls: privileges; excellent meals; $6 30 each. DR-1341 25TH. E. 305—Pleasant room: 1 or 2 ladies; meals optional; privileges; reasonable: near car line. YOUNG ladv to eniov real home with ronernlal couple, north: reasonable. HU-4305 21 Unfurnished Apartments SPINK APARTMENTS 3720 N. Pennsylvania ~..545.00-$ 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 Equipped ACCESSIBLE Street cars, bus lines and stores. General Apartments, Inc. 22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439. Nights. Sundays. Holidays. Call LI-2361. S2O; ASHLAND. 1214—Four rooms, hards pod floors, heat, water, garage. : 42 W. 11TH—Nicelv decorated, kitchenette apartment, heat. gas. water, ice furnished. Call Apt, 1. The Grant. $22.50—Tw0 rooms, kitchenette and bath, utilities paid, near Garfie Id. DR-1027- R. $25: MICHIGAN E. 5130—5-rm. apartment; heat and water furnished. Mrs. Massa. TA-0788. S2B—RUCKLE. 2058—5-room duplex: newly decorated; linoleum, range refrigerator, porches, yards, garage; A-l condition. HE-2042. CENTRAL. 1706 Modern 6-room. heat, water; janitor service; reasonable. CH--5708. IRVINGTON—4 LARGE. COMFORTABLE ROQMS; YARD; GARAGE; ADULTS. IR-2206, NEW JERSEY. N.. 522—2. 4. 5-room apartments. close in, reasonable rent. RI-7934. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2048—6 Rooms. tile bath, porches, laundrv. garage, utilities, __s3s. NORTH—Attractive bedroom apartment, utilities furnished, porch, rent reduced. __RI-2251. PARK, 2004—Upper 5 rooms, steam heat: water: teas to small family. HE-1759. PARK. 2432 Steam-heated apt.; G. E.. porches, redecorated, reduced. HE-1265. PARK. 2120—3-bedroom upper-duplex; heat, water, garage, froitt porch. HE--5995. PENNSYLVANIA. 3034, N.—3 bedrooms; sun room; Frigidaire; garage; S6O. TA--0582, LI-8498. 1032 S. EAST ST.—Modern 3-room apartment; private entrance; porch; utilities paid; parking space; $5, 230 E. NINTH ST.—*3o-$37.50. 402 N. Meridian; $45,00. $125.00. INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY We furnish free transportation to Inspect furnished and unfurnished apts.. day or night. No obligation. LI-5452. Eve.. or Sun., TA-1064 or WA-0433. APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU APARTMENTS in all parts of the city; free transportation to inspect apartments. Call HE-1237 or RI-1371, dav or night. Efficiency Apts. 240 E. (sch St $25.00 1108 College 27.50 1020 Central 30.00 1649-55 N. Ala 31.00 5345 E. Wash 32.00 We also have 1. 2 and 3-bcdroom apts.. very reasonably priced. All apts. equipped with electric refrigeration. Proper management; clean environment. fJWj Kahonrp-A HE. 1237 Day RI. 1371 Eves. 22 Unfurnished Houses $7; ALABAMA At 10th. Avalon—Fine 2room furnished apartment, tile bath. utilties paid; evenings, TA-5867. $7.50 month: OR’ENTAL, 122 S —3 rooms, semi-modern; newly papered; water paid. S9—MINNESOTA. E.. 1404-10—4 rooms; water paid. Druggist. Villa, Minnesota. DR-7210. $10; WISCONSIN, 321—5 rooms, $12—1024 _N. Keystone. 4 rooms, garage. RI-4307. $10; COLORED—Orange, E„ 3506—Nice 4 room bungalow’, 2 extra large lots for - garden. Take Prospect street car to Earhart. CH-0899. sl2; WATER PAID—3O3O Station St. 4 room, semi-modern; cemented cellar, paved street. CH-4924. $12.50 —MERIDIAN. 1341 S.—s-room double: inclosed back porch; inside toilet; water paid. DR-1005, SI3.SO—HIAWATHA. 207—6-room double; water paid: electricity, gas. WA-2748-1. sls: WASH W.. 344—4-rooms: suitable home or business. LI-2662. $16.50, Water Paid 5-room modern double, good condition: garage; paved street: cement walks. 1934 Tallman. Good neighborhood. Take BrightW’ood car to Tallman Ave.. then go two souares north. Brightwood bus goes bv door. Kev next house north AMERLOAN HOUSING COMPANY. RI-4295. SI7—MARKET. E.. 1222—Modern 5-room cottage; space for garden. CH-3143. $17.50; 28TH ST. E„ 3610—Bungalow, new; 3 rooms modern, clean, built-ins, garage, shrubberry, lawn; without garage; sls; water paid. $17.50: GALE. N.. 2409, Brightwood—6rooms complete, bath, garage, clean. HA--3833-M. $lB. EASTERN. 245—St. Philips, 5 rooms, modern, garage, water paid. IR-4444. sl9: WHITTIER PL., 58—Irvington: 5 rooms modern; garage; water paid. RI--1533. $19 —INGRAM. 1824—6 rooms, modern, garage; near school, car line. TA-6569. $22.50; 26TH ST.. E.. 3424—4 rooms modern, shower, in-a-door, laundry, garage. TA-6415. $22.50; DELAWARE. S . 2459—Bungalow. 5 rooms modern, garage, lovely yard. DR--7245. SSO; NEW JERSEY. N~ f920—10 room house. 3 lavatories, shower bath, extra bath, 6 bedrooms, good condition, excellent roomers or sorority house. LIADAMS ST.. 1927—Near Brookside park: 6-room modern double; garage. CH--4165-R, ALABAMA. 2531 N.—4 room modern bungalow: water paid; garage, yard; reasonable. AUDUBAN RD. N.. 922—Brick veneer, bungalow. 5 rooms, modern. S4O. WA-1885. Ring 1. BANCROFT, N.. 305—Clean 5-room modern bungalow' double: adults IR-3657. 2330 Bellefontaine Good 8-rm. modern double. Like new Inside. Rent now' $17.50. LI-7491. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. BRADBURY, 1314 & 16—East of Garfield Park. 4-room modern bungalow double, full basement, screens, garage, sl9. water pa id. BROADWAY, 1301—Duplex. 4 large rooms; hardwood floors; water, gas. heat and lights furnished, $25. LI-0230. BROADWAY, 1131—8 room modern; exchange labor of good painter, decorator or carpenter for part of rent. HU-7262, evenings HU-3257. CALHOUN, 1128—Good 5 room semi-mod-ern, $12.50: water paid. IR-2104-R _4 CARROLLTON. 3969, 6-room modern: garage; reduced. WA-2543-M, WA-4081. CENTRAL, 2612—4 rooms, utilities furr.ished; front and rear porches. S3O. CENTRAL. 2042—6 room double; tile bath; breakfast nook; hardwood floors; reduced to $35. 115 N. Chester Seven-room modern cottage, good shape. 2-car garagp. Rent now' S2O. LI-7491. GREGORY A- APPEL. INC. COLLEGE. 5660—2 bedrooms. modern double, G. E.. front drive; reduced. WA--2815. COLLEGE. 1619—5 rooms, modern, hardwood floors throughout; A-l furnace; water; $lB 50, DRAPER. 1531—5-room house semi-mod-ern, water paid: redecorated: rent greatly reduced. HU-4363. DR-3564-R, EMERSON N.. 622—Modern 4-room double: garage: $22.50; water paid IR-7459. ENGLISH. 2310—0-room modern, new house: very clean. 912 Lexington Ave. FLETCHER AVE, 554’ a —Duplex. 5-rooms; heat furnished. $25. LI-0230. GRACELAND. 4235—Attractive 5-rooms modern, shown by present tenants. WA-2627-M 917 N. Hamilton Fine 6-rm, cottage. Like new Inside and out. Rent $lB. LI-7491. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. HARLAN. 1115-17—Furnished 4-5 room houses; $lO and sl2 month. CH-6434-R. JACKSON. 2709—Single 6 rooms modern, redecorated, garage; Washington high. BE-0746, LA SALLE. N.. 2045—Semi-modern double; water: garage: Heatrola gas range and linoleum. LI-5231 LEGRANDE 2354—5-room single bungalow. extra lot. sls. TA-6146 RI-5546. 1926 Madison Ten room modern house, good condition. Inside and out Rent $25. LI-7491. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. 1141 E. Market , Four-room apt. with Frigidaire and all utilities paid. Rent just reduced. See lanitor. GREGORY A APPEL. INC, MICHIGAN. E„ 3002—6-room modern, nicely decorated, water paid: $25.

RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses NEWMAN. 1112 6-rooms modern, near Tech school 33. garage. $22 50. CH--1745-J, NEW JERSEY. 518 S.-Doub’.e 7 rooms Including 4 bedrooms; water furnished. $lB. LI-0230. NEW JERSEY. 910 S 5-room modern. brick porch: garage; low rent. OAKLAND. N 1135-6-Rooms modern, laundrv Rvbolt. awnings, garage. S3O CH-6517-M PARK. 1201—" Hazel Dell." beautifullv furnished; front apartment: frigidaire; low rent. PARK AVE . 4059 -7 rooms. $27 SO Kenwood, 3457: 5 rooms. sl9 Delaware. N , 2440: 6 rooms. $29. Owner, RI-6064. 1642 Park Nice second floor apartment with private entrance and porch. 4 rms. and garage. Low rent. See janitor. GREGORY A APPFL. INC. RURAL N . 931 6-rooms, modern: near St Phillips garage: A-l condition. HE--5846. SHERMAN DR.. N . 327—5-room semi-mod-ern double; garage; sls; water paid. IR--5282. STEELE ST.. 1527 Near Spades park: 2 wks. free; 5-rm. dble.. modern: Heatrola, garage: desirable; sl7; water pd. RI. 9512, TA-5697. STURM AVE.. 1617: 6 rooms S2O LINDEN ST. 1234; 6 rooms 20 FINLEY AVE. 1130; 5 rooms 15 BRADBURY AVE . 1434: 5 rooms 16 BRADBURY AVE.. 1214; 5 rooms 15 OLIVE ST. 1517: 5 rooms 12 JOHN R WELCH A SONS. NEARLY new 4-bedroom house, north. Call RI-3882. or WA-2490 . GOOD RENTAL—SI2 50 UP. 15c MORTGAGE EXEMPTION. 616 K. of P. RENT REDUCED—47 S SUMMIT ST.—6room modern: good condition: water pd. 8-ROOMS, furnace, bath. gas. electricity; central location. $12.50. HU-6397. BUNGALOW—72O E. 46th. Reduced $75 to $45; doubles. S3O-$35, NORTH. TA-1957. 5 rooms, semi. 621 S, New Jersey sl2 3 rooms, modern. S. N. Jersey... sl2 8 rooms, bath, garage. 628 S. N. Jersey sls 6 rooms, bath garage. 56 S. La Salle sls SOLTAIT- 1200 Peonies Bank RI-4080 4 Rooms Only $lB Modern bungalow double, kitchen cabinet garage, water furnished: on 3021 N. California St. Call LI-2318. Ask for FRAZEE COLORED- 922 SO. CAPITOL—Five rooms, porch, strictly modern reduced: sl6. PARKER. 2011-2030. HOUSTON. 1923-1950. SIB.OO. NEAR BROOKSIDE PARK. Just right for small family; move now and be settled so vou can eniov the porches and yards this summer: garage and water included. Living room, bedroom, bath; the kitchen and dining room is one large room with built-in cabinets, gas range and linoleum; shades and rods throughout and a Heatrola already installed which heats these small doubles perfectly. For further information call FRANK F. WOOLLING. 510 Continental Bank Bide. LI-5231. > WA-2550. AFTER YOU HAVE SELECTED YOUR NEW HOME See Classification 7-A for a Reliable Mover. 23 Furnished Apts, and Honses S4O: SOMERSET. 512—4 bedrooms, furnished; 2 car garage. Beautiful yard ALABAMA N.. 2529—Attractively furnished 4-room modern bungalow, frigidaire; garage; owner will lease. ASHLAND. 2221 Cozy 2 rooms connecting; bath, private entrance; garage; reasonable. ASHLAND. 1529 2-room lower front apartment: overstuffed; kitchenette, dinette, private bath entrance; utilities. garage. RI-5976. CENTRAL. 2131—56 wk.; lower front: 2 rooms and hall; pri. bath; telephone privileges: private entrance. HE-41M). DELAWARE N.. 2407—Furnished or unfurnished apartment, bath; $7 per week. DE QUINCY. 427 3 rooms, bath Ist floor, private, utilities; reasonable. IR-3243. GRACELAND. 3615 —3-5-6-room; furnished, unfurnished; upper—lower duplex. HAILLINOIS, 437. N—3 rooms furnished or unfurnished; utilities paid; $5 and up. JEFFERSON. N., 938—5 rooms nicely furnished. $25; unfurnished. S2O. Key 940. LOCKERBIE 612-614—Modern apartments. low’ rent. References. Open inspection. Custodian. MERIDIAN N.. 2235—5 rms.. frigidaire. oil heat, hardwood. Rent weekly. L 12662. RIVERSIDE DP... 2225—Expensively furnished; 4-room double; $35; including water. TACOMA. N. 204 -5 ROOMS. MODERN; _GARAGE; $5 WEEK; WATER. PAID. VILLA AVE~ 333—Attractive cottage; 4 rooms and hath; garage; s2l. DR-5145. ELEGANT HOMES- NORTH. FURNISHED, UNFURNISHED. REASONABLE. BOYD. HU-8352. NORTH—UNUSUAL—S ROOM BUNGALOW. ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. _ REDUCED. HA-4113-W. MODERN private home; attractive clean, ground floor, adjoining bath, garage; gentlemen; or furnished apartment, utllitles paid; couple. IR-5907. 25 Business, Office and Desk Space DESK in private office, reception oom; phone, steno. 400 Kahp. Bid it ,_LI -2 6 $2. FOR RENT—Excellent room at the Radio Center. Inquire 5172 College Ave. UNUSUALLY NICE furnished office, centrally located. Priced for auick rental. RI-5072. 26 Wanted to Rent LIST YOUR RENTALS WITH AN EXPERIENCED AGENCY 805 CONTINENTAL BANK BLDG. RI-8716. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale FIVE room modern east: $2,200: S6OO cash. _ SCHOENER. RJ-3754. UE-3SSI. NEAR MERIDIAN 10 rooms. 2 baths; cor-ner-zoned for business. $3.150. TA-4679. NEW YORK. 1814 W.— rms.. semi-mod sgl,, sl2 down. bal. like rent. RI-7735. SACRlFlCE—Attractive 6-room double, corner New Jersey st.. north creek. Cash or B and L. WA-3990. WONDERFUL Buvs in Butler Fairvlew Development. Will accept Building and Loan Stock. Wm, Low Rice. 330 W. 49th St. HU-6552, Evenings, HU-5077. 29 Lots, Farms and Acreage 60 ACRES, good level farm. 8 miles south of Indianapolis: Improvements. DR--7982 R-3. R, R 1, Box 451. 80 JACKSON COUNTY; $350: terms; meager improvements. Take part R. R. Bldg. Loan Stock. P. J. FUSHELBERGER. Columbus. Ind. 3 CLEAR LOTS on But.er Ave and some cash for small Improved acreage near city: south preferred. DR-5181-W. 31 Wanted to Trade CLEAR—Modern homes, well located trade for farms. TRUEBLOOD. _ LI-8271. ~~ MERC HAN DIS t 34 Miscellaneous For Sale FRUIT TREES 35c Each, 3 for SI.OO First Class, 2 to 3 years old APPLE—Delicious, Yellow Trans.. Stavmans. Jonathan. Grimes. CHERRY Montmorencv. E Richmond. PEACH —Champion. Elberta. Hale. PEAR TREES—SOc. 3 for $125; Bartlett. Sockel and Reine Cloud. KOSCHMCK & CO. 925 E Vermont. RI-8308. GOLD MEDAL FEED AND SEED STORES 6129 E. Wash. 6317 Bellefontaine IR-0963. WA-3225. WAYNE OIL BURNER With tank. Ideal for home. Wil sacrifice for $175. Equitable Securities Cos, 544 E. Wash. St. LI. 7087 BATTERY shop eauipment: complete; charging and rebuilding; cheap. DR->637. BEDS—Several, and mattresses. Congoieum rugs and wool rugs. BIG TOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. Corner Capitol and South St BOTTLES Reduced prices. We deliver WEST END BOTTLE CO„ 534 W Pear) St. LI-8085. CASH ' REGlSTEß—'National." lc to *3 combination, A-l; reasonable. 1111 Eugene St.

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MERCHANDISE 54 Miscellaneous For Sale DESTROY MOTH—And their larvae; u-e Mothicide and moth preventive Airert Q. Maas Cos. 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125. ELECTRIC Motors, bought sold, rewinding MOTOR EXCHANGE SERVICE 13U W. Washington St FENCING—AII styles, delivered or erec’e.i " lowest prices. HU-3900, evenings HUGOOD PAINT. ALL COLORS *1.50 PER GALLON MILLION POPULATION WRECKING GO.. 310 S. DELAWARE ST. LI-6270. INVALID CHAIRS Crutches for sale or rent; good chair* *2.50 per month, delivered free. Crutchei 25c per mo. BAKER BROS 219 E, WASHINGTON LUMBER—No. 2. Dimension. 2\4. 2x6 2xß* 2xlo. $2.20 hundred. INTERSTATE LUMBER CO. Massachusetts Ave at Sherman Drive CH-6400 PUMP— it rebuilt electric. 240 cal per hour, shallow well, piston type with 15 gal tank; cheap MFIFR ELECTRIC MAt HIN RING Lady’s fine diamond, modernistic SUDDEN DEATH It ne vei bedbugs and household vermin. ALBERT G. MAAS CO.. 3i Virginia Atn RI-7125 VIOLET ray machine. $6 Hudson Super 6, motor complete $lO. 1527 N Chesier Ave \\E will furnish all framing material ail’d sheeting for 18x20 garage for sl9 4? Ium BF.R service wrecking CO. Yard No. 2. 620 Madison Ave DR--35 Household Goods BED—Mahogany, tool chest chairs and other pieces TA-2320 CLOSING OUT salt of many high g:,..n * of Ice Boxes. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos COOK STOVE Mv S2O "equity for $5 like new . HE-4119 DINING-ROOM SUITE, oak. 3-p.cce: liv-ing-room suite, beautiful bedroom suite. American. Oriental and Axtninster rugs' at a great sacrifice. _3710 N. Meridian.' 9 ELECTRIC WASHERS! One repossessed $29 50 Npw machines from $39 a* Liberal allowance on old machims. Terms. $1.35 Weekly. ELECTRIC SHOP. FRIGIDAIRES 1 slightly used: bargain price. Special prices on all 1932 models. New 33 models now on display. Open Sunday Evenings JACKSON RADIO SALES GAS RANGE—"Garland.” $lO. Combination, Acorn, gas-coal, range. $lO. DR--7081. GAS RANGE—"A-B" left side oven, A-l. SB. LI-8970. GAS STOVE. $4.50: 9x12 rug. *10: Bxlo rug. $8: chest of drawers $4.75: sewing machine, $3.75. 318 N. Ddnfiy St. KITCHEN CABlNET—Electric sewing machine and refrigerator: reasonable. LI--1769. RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week. Call RI. 9441. Extension 372. D S. Ayres A Cos SEWING MACHlNE—Drophead, good sewing condition: $4 ; 3546 N Capitol Ave. WALL DESK Mahogany. i6i mahogany dining chairs, leather seats, library table, 27x48 inches, mahogany buffet 18x40 inches, ail good condition TA-2183. WASHERS— New and used, cheap. -er> re all makes, guaranteed. EDEN WASHER SHOP. 1921 VV. Washington St BE-4825. 36 Radios, Musiral Instruments RADIOS At Give-Away Prices All 1932 models less than 6 months old — Effl fully guaranteed for 90 A | da vs. As low as ~ Here Are Just a Few of the Bargains $ 85.00 Croslev 8 tube—priced at $25.00 $ 99.50 G. E. 8 tube-, priced at. $25 00 $ 96 00 Atwater Kent, prie and at.. 525.00 $112.00 Matestic 8 tube, priced at *22.50 TUBES GUARANTEED FOR 30 DAYS 4f)<> Open Sundays & Evenings Till 8:30 MT. JACKSON RADIO CO. 3413 W. Washr. BE. 1490 BABY GRAND will store with someone who will buy in future or make bargain for cash or terms. WA-4248. Crosley, Model No. 601 $ B.oft Philco, Model No. 511 14.50 Silvertone Bat. set in cabinet 7.00 R. C. A. No. 25; bat. set 2.00 Tubes 49c; 90-rinv guarantee. Complete assortment of radio parts. RADIO EXCHANGE. 623 Mass. Ave. CROSLEY TRAVETTE—AC or D. C.-flo volts. 5-tube Superheterodyne, 1 in beautiful carrying case, sl9 95. $1 down. PEARSON PIANO CO., 128 N. Penn. LI-5513. FACTORY RADIO SERVICE by radiotrician. H. M. HOWELL. O. R. S. M A. member. RI-9118. FREE radio service calls; estimate If rep. _ needed LANES. 2828 E. Tenth. CH-0213. FREE SERVICE CALL—Tubes. 49c; radio checked free. RIVERSIDE RADIO. 7A--4378 j PIANO in perfect condition $39 with bench delivered. Coverdill-Christina Music Cos.. 662 E. 38th. WA-4248. PLAY PIANO ACCORDION - Free instructions. Instruments as low as $39.50. Easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO., 123 N. Penn LI-5513. RADIO Servicing, parts and tubes. RADIO EXCHANGE. 623 Mass. Ave. SERVICE PHILCO AND CROSLEY SPEC— Don’t be without your radio. If your set has to be taken to our shop, we will loan you one. PAUL KERR MUSIC CO. CH-3036. 29 N. Temple. CH-3035. TEMPLER --7-tube chassis $9.50 Rariiola Screen Grid H, B sl9 50 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP, 225 E UNUSUAL BARGAINS—Used musical instruments. lowest prices, wide selection, easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO., 123 _N_ Penn. LI-5513 40 Wanted To Buy SELL YOUR OLD GOLD Highest prices paid in state for old Gold, Watches, Jewelry, Dental Bridges, etc. SACKS BROS REFINING CO. 308 Indiana Ave. RI-5991 CAN USE small printing press. 156 E. Market. Room 702. CASH FOP. OLD GOLD We buy discarded jewelry, watches, gold teeth, dental bridges, crowns. We pay HIGHER PRICES than elsewhere. Sell direct to a gold melting company. Cash paid. Bring to STANDARD GOLD SMELTING CO. 423 LEMCKE BUILDING. Corner Pennsylvania and Market S*s. FURNITURE WANTED—HU-7274. QUICK SERVICE AND BEST _PRICF.S.__ FURNITURE—Wanted! For better prices. lIE-1547. IJODGEC ■ I R-1- J , irL „ WANTS FURNITURE MR PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE OLD JEWELRY Wanted for shipment to U S Mint. Highest prices for discarded jeweirv. etc. Bring or Mail INDIANA GOLD REFINING CO 135 W. Market St LI-2706. WANTED—Outboard motor Pav cash. 1736 Snruce. 38 Typewriter, Store and Office Supplies Typewriter Rental Agency Only .50 Per Month or $ .00 for 3 Months Any make of machine. Expert repair service on all typewriters. Woodstock TYPEWRITER CO. 317 N. Penn. LI. 4712