Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 201, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1934 — Page 12

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It Seems to Me

■ By Heywood Broun

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.— Generally, I have witnessed the passing of a year with very few regrets. The one to come always has seemed to offer such great improvement in the fortunes of the world, and in my own personal concerns, of which I am not wholly unmindful. But for 1933 some good things must be said. It started most inauspiciously, and, though it stopped many parasangs short of the Promised Land, it was a year which climbed some distance up the cliffs. Yes, 1933 was a game fish and swam upstream, leaping rapids and some of the minor waterfalls. Surely not all of us have forgotten the distance traveled since the morning of March 4 The situation of the nation was then so perilous and gloomy that one might suppose everybody would remember the measure of improvement which has since ensued. I think that Americans are probably the greatest forgetters in the world. The motion picture star of six months ago now may be a drug on the market. We do not support the actor through tjaick and thin as a loyal London public is wont to do. The author of yesterday’s prize novel as like as not, is now set down as a mere pot-boiler. And as for panics and depressions and major economic crises, the mere lighting of a match is often hailed as the authentic coming of the dawn. Many who howled the loudest for help from the government in those early days of March now are shouting once again that they are rugged individuals and all they desire is to be let alone. a a a FAR from buying a silver watch for the lifeguard who took them from the surf, they are inclined to gaze at him resentfully and exclaim “Fellow, take your hands off me!” Possibly there is some merit in our native practice of considering public figures upon the past performance of twelve hours or twentyfour rather than taking into account a more extended record. At least two personal heroes of mine dropped out of the parade within the year and sat beside the road to rest because of broken arches. I doubt that either one c f them will ever catch up again. I am thinking of A1 Smith and Henry L. Mencken. Both have said and done things which entitle them to the warmest regard of all Americans, and yet. to my mind, it is palpable that their contribution has ended. The best that one can do is \to voice the farewell speech in ■sorrow, not in anger. No, we have W> right to be angry at A1 or Henry —just terribly hurt. Did they change and turn about, or was it simply that the course of events swept past them? It may f -be that they still are moving ahead, but the present pace is too much for them. I can remember the day when the Baltimore strong boy wore a white plume in his hat and was stirring up the youth of America into keen revolt against the Babbitts and the burgomasters. It is quite true that Mr. Mencken's interests lay rather in the social than the economic field. Still, he was one of the archers against the cause of Herbert Hoover. It is surprising, then, to find him writing a piece on “Down with the Rich!” in which he voices the familiar theory that if cne citizen has $5,000 in the bank he is an industrious and socially useful person, while if he has nothing at all that fate must be the result of indolence and reckless expenditure. a a o IN fact, if Mr. Mencken's name were not signed distinctly to the essay I would have assumed that here was a piece by James M. Beck or Senator Watson. Surely we have gone through years in which it must be evident that some of the most thrifty were swept into abject poverty precisely as if they had been lifted up by the hand of a hurricane. Individual caution has proved to be the slenderest kind of reed against the gale of economic forces. Al Smith, .as well, has lost the conception which he once had of the rights of the disinherited. He. too, has spoken as if th3 fact of property holding constituted some exceptional sort of virtue. The vexed problem of distribution of wealth was hardly solved in 1933. but at least a start has been made. What lies before us in the next year no man knows. I think it may well be a heartening twelve months. And if it is a period dotted with high achievement I think that at some time or other 1934 should make a low bow and pay a tribute to its father, 1933, which certainly provided some excellent parting instructions before it shuffled off. As for myself, a minnow in the mighty current, I intend to make no set resolutions whatsoever. We are living, and will continue to do so, in a world of flux and change. If I can get off enough weight to bend over comfortably I am going to keep my ear to the ground. But, in any case, I certainly am never going to lose sight of the fact that Hoover is gone and Republican prosperity is gone and rugged individualism is in retreat. Let the dead years bury not only their dead, but their defeatists. If 1934 is to be worth its salt it must be something else again. The new deal demands anew year. (Copyright, 1934. by The Times) The Romans noted the folly of growing the same crops on the same land for several consecutive years, but attention first was called to the value of crop rotation by Dickson of Edinburgh in 1777.

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CITY HOSPITAL APPOINTS NEW STAFF DOCTORS Two Physicians Are Retired by Health Board After Commendation. New appointments to the staff of physicians and surgeons at city hospital has been made by the board of public health. Under the sixty-five-year rule Dr. W. P. Garshwiler, genito-urinary surgeon, and Dr. Charles E. Cottingham, neurologist, were retired from the staff, after the board had adopted resolutions commending both for their long and efficient services to the city hospital. The complete list of appointments is: Medicine—L. G. Zerfas, Elmer Funkhouser, Robert Moore, O. R. Norman, H. F. Dunlap, I. J. Kwitney. H. L. Foreman, M. J. Barry, C. R. Schaefer, R. A. Solomon, Paul J. Iske, Paul J. Fouts, C. J. McIntyre, L. R. Pearson, John M. Cunningham, L. M. Dunning. E. W. Schieier, J. L. Jackson, Rollin H. Moser. J. H. Gauss, J. O. Ritchey, C. J. Clark, Clark Rogers and E. B, Earp. Surgeons Are Selected General Surgery—R. J. Kemper, N. E. Jobes. J. H. Eberwein, W. D. Gatch, W. S. Owen, A. K Harcourt, James E. Jobes, E. M. Haggard. Luther Williams, E. M. Koons, M. N. Hadley, Charles Weller, H. S. Leonard. C. B. De Motte, D. W. Rosier, H. A. Jacobs, H. M. Trusler, David Sluss, Cleon Nafe, O. W. Sicks, M. E Beverland. O. H. Bakemeier, John Salb, Revel Banister, W. D. Little, E. E. Padgett, Dudley Pfaff, J. K. Berman, Sater Nixon, William S. Ankenbrock, John Wyttenbach, John Owen, Frederick W. Taylor. Neuro Surgery—Jewett V. Reed, E. Vernon Hahn, L. H. Gilman. Rectal Surgery—G. W. Combs, Harry H. Kerr, J. W. Ricketts, P. K. Cullen, Frank T. Dowd, H. H. Wheeler. Orthopetic Surgery—L. A. Ensminger. R. S. Milliken, John A. Aspy, E. B. Mumford, Charles Thompson, R. H. Allen, Lewis D. Belden. L. L. Shuler, Homer McKinstray, Harry E. Kitterman. Gynecology Ross C. Ottinger, John Pfaff, A. S. Jaeger, G. B. Jackson, H. W. Goss. D. L. Dewees, R. O. Alexander, T. L. Sullivan, W. E. Gabe, Charles W. Myers, Ben Moore, Claude Hadden. Paul Beard, J. William Hoffman. Carl Habich, Herbert F. Thurston, T. B. Noble Jr., A, J. Michell, George Wood. Radio Therapy—Lester A. Smith, I. W. Riggins. Genito-Urihary Surgery H. G. Hamer, A. F. Weyerbacher, W. P. Morton, John T. Day, P. E. McCown, W. E. Tinney, James F. Batch, Fred G. McMillan, Ernest Rupel. Roy Lee Smith, H. O. Mertz, William N. Wishard Jr. Obstetrecians Are Named Neuro Psychiatry—Rogers Smith, Laßue D. Carter. H. M. Foster, Thomas P. Rogers, Murray DeArmond. L. H. Gilman, Robert L. Glass. Obstetrics—H. F. Beckman, Jane Ketcham, R. J. Anderson, F. M. Fitch, Clark W. Day, Thomas Dugan, Maurice Kahler. A. M. Mendelhall, A. S. Johnson. David L. Smith. Harry Weil, F. J. Hudson, J. F. Kelly, C. O. McCormick. G. W. Gustafson. Pediatrics Russell Hippensteel, Matthew Winters, Martha Souter, Byron K. Rust, Howard Mettel, J. Don Miller, Walter Stoeffler, F. E. Jackson, ,J. C. Carter, Francis C. Smith. L. T. Meeks. Opthalmology D. A. Bartley, Robert Masters, J. Melvin Masters, E. M. Dyar, D. H. Row, G. S. Row, E. O. Alvis, M. S. Harding. CITY FLAYERS ENTER BRIDGE TOURNAMENT National Contest to Close in PAiami. Fla. Play in the Indianapolis district in the second annual winter championship contract bridge tournament for the Miami-Biltmore trophy will begin at 8:30 Friday night in the Columbia Club. Further matches will be held at 2:30 and 8:30 Saturday. The local winners will go to Miami. Fla., to play in the finals Jan. 15. 16 and 17. Charles E. Coffin is hohorary chairman of the local committee in charge, of which Mrs. Kay Coffin and Mrs. Grace Buschmann are co-chairmen. Other members are: Mrs. Fredric M. Ayres, Mrs. Thaddeus R. Baker. Mrs. Paul Bigler. Miss Janet Craft. Mrs. Melville S. Cohn. Mrs. W. H. Coleman, Mrs. Ray Fox. Mrs. Harlan Hadley. Mrs. Lawrence E. Hess. Mrs. Elmer J. Ittenbach. Mrs. Edward L. McKee. Mrs. John T. Martindale, Mrs. Dudley Pfaff. Mrs. Herbert A. Pinnell, Mrs. W. H. Thompson. Mrs. Charles Stone. Mrs. Samuel B. Sutphin, Macfarland Benham. F. R. Buck. J. E. Cain. Dr. C. H. McCaskey, John Graham. Herbert A. Payne. Lawrence J. Welch. Edson T. Wood Jr., 1 and Dr. Louis H. Segar. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices ALDRIDGE. JOHN' O.—Beloved father of Harold Glenn Aldridge, ton of Mr. and Mrs Frank Aldridge, brother of Robert and Harry Aldridge. Mrs. Margaret Hillsman and Mrs. Mildred Bolton, passed awav at the residence. 39 Frank st . Saturday. Dec. 30. age 30 years. Funeral services will be held at the residence Tuesday afternoon. Jan. 2. at 1:30 o'clock and at the Olive Branch Christian i church, corner Raymond and Penn, sts., at 2 o'clock Burial New Crown cemeterv Friends invited. WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS. PATTERSON. VIOLET A.—Beloved wife of Paul A Patterson, mother of Faul A. Jr., and Joan D. Patterson and sister of Paul H Hussey and Blanche E Du Mont, passed away Monday morning, Jan. 1 ace 24 vears For further particulars call WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS JR O. I A. M —Capital City Council, No 68 Members please meet at hall. 8 30 a m January 2nd. to attend funeral of Brother Edwin Haas. LEO E MARLATT. R S ENGLEWOOD LODGE—No 715. S & A M . call meeting Tuesday.“o a. m. to conduct funeral of our late brother. Edwin Haas at Shirley Brother Chapel. 946 N Ii 1 rnois. CHESTER WARD, Sec ADAMS. JAMES—Beioved husband of Clara Adams i nee Ernst i, father of James Adams Jr., son of Samuel Adams, passed away at his home. 720'2 Russell ave.. Saturday, Dec. 30. Funeral services Tuesday. JAp. 2, at 2 p. p. at Krieger Funeral Home. 1402 N. Illinois st. Burial 1 Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices ! KELLY. CHARLES—Entered into rest Sun- I day, 3 30 a. m . age 13 vears. Beloved son of Frank and Re'a Kelly, brother of Bobby Dale Kelly. Funeral Tuesday at residence. 2107 Fernway Ave 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Anderson cemetery HARRY W MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS in charge. MAC GII I, ROBERT A. —Husband of Pearl Sebei MaeGHS. father of Robert A. Jr., Da - .;d Dunlop and Richard T. Mac Gill. parsed awav at the residence. 5260 North Meridian street. Friday morning. Service at the FI.ANNER fc BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Monday 2 p. m. Friends invited. Interment Rose Hill cemetery. Chicago. Tuesday. OVERBY, MRS. F.TTA—Age 75 rears passed asav Saturday morning at her home 414 Harlan street. Services at the PLANNER ,v BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Tuesday. 2 p. m. Friends invited. SOLLIDAY, LYDIA A. POINDEXTER—Age 72 "rs . beloved wife of John A. Soliiday. rno'her of Mrs. Myrtle Craft Guthrie of San Antonio Tex . passed away at her home. 2897 Sutherland ave , Sunday. Dec. 31 Services at the FLANNER BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Wednesday. 1 30 p m.' Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary any time. (Noblesville and Anderson papers please copy. I WAYMIRF, F.THF.L ROSE-*-Of Maywood, beloved wife of Tilferd M. Waymire and mother of William Powers and Mrs. Nellie Hirt. stepmother of Lillian Waymire of Maywood. Harold and Hershell Waymire or St, Louis, Mo., departed this life Saturday. Dec. 30, age 51 years. Funeral Tuesday. Jan. 2, at Mars Hill Christian church, 1 p. m. Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friends invited. Funeral under direction of MOORE & KIRK. 2 Cards, In Memoriams TEAGUE—We wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks and appreciation for the beautiful floral offerings and kind words of sympathy given us in our hour of bereavement from the many friends and neighbors of our son. EUGENE TEAGUE. We wish to thank the members of the state police department. the city police department and the fire department; also the Masonic lodge, the Rev. L. G. Carnes, the Rev. C. L. Griffith and William Bestnblossom, undertaker. MR AND MRS JAMES TEAGUE. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists DO YOU KNOW ♦ hat all superior appointments of our MORTURAY. of Service, are available at, LESS COST? Because of our large patronage and low overhead a funeral can be held here with all our fine facilities at a cost as low as any in Indianapolis. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 W. Fall Creek dr. TA-4400. W. T. BLASENGYM 2226-28 Shelby St. _______ DR-2570. FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St. TA-1835. GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market Ri-5374 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware LI-3828 E. E. TYNER 328 W. 30TH. COURTEOUS & ECONOMICAL SERVICE. J. C. WILSON 12 3OPro s poet. DR -0321 -0322. 4 Lost and Found $5 REWARD —For information leading to finding black, white long haired dog; height approximately 2 ft.; white curling tail, white nose; black ears. 1 split ♦4 inch; lower center teeth missing; male. "Bud.” CH-2002. LOST—Lady's black purse Monday night. Reward. LI-2159 ._ Keep nioney. MISSING—Raccoon coat from check room at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Saturday night, Dec. 9. No questions asked; liberal reward. Ca 11_ LI-3684 or LI-8205. LOST —Black suitcase on south side. Reward. LI-3688: DR-1970-W. eve. LOST—Male Boston, seal brown, name "Skippv.” child's pet. CH-2050, LOST -Child's pet, Christmas eve; red Angora cat, male. Reward. 2801 Sutherland Ave HE-4621. LOST—Phi Tau Delta sorority pin. Morrison’s LOST—Great Dane brindle puppy, weight 50 pounds. Reward. HU-1618 5 Personals RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week Minimum rental 5 weeks. L. S. AYRES & CO. DR. CHESTER MILLER. Dentist. 1107 Odd Fellow Bldg, RI. 7281. BUSINESS SERVICE THESE ADVERTISERS GUARANTEE PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE. Contracting RELIABLE LOW estimates on new. remodel or repair contracts. HU-5059. Floor Covering Berge’s: low priced: linoleum, all grades; congoleum. 903 N. Illinois. RI-5851. Furniture CHAIRS made new- by rebottoming In cane, hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583. Moving, Transfer, Storage FIREPROOF STORAGE Store now, pay six months later, free nauling to storage Moving S4 per load and up. PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. RI-7750. 419 E. Market St. Musical Instrument Repairing BAND and orchestra Instruments repaired; expert; guar. work. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penn. LI-5513. Radio Repairing GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE—S 44 Virginia ave. DR-5780-W. Transfer and Storage MOVING —$1 Up. DAVIS TRUCKING CO.. 315 E. Mich. LI-2655, LIGHT HAULING Towing; courteous, careful. LILLY TRANSFER CO. DR-6285. Window Shades KEITH SHADE C 0.—1348 N. Illinois. RI--4995 Dealers Brenlin Shades. 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RENTALS 17-a Hotels, Resorts, Inns DEARBORN HOTEL “j*? bedroom, private bath: 1 or 2: homelike: reasonable. 3208 E. Michigan st. CH-7550. HOOSIER HOTELSI'K“..S' city heat. 440 Massachusetts ave. WASHINGTON. W.. 359—3 Outside rooms. 25 cents night per person. $1.50 week. Heated sitting room. Quiet. Morning calla HOTEL ANTLERS Offers al! comforts. Ultra modern hotel service. As low as $2 a day; $lO week. 750 N. Meridian. LI-2351. SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in The Times. Phone “ad-taker.” RI. 5551 during business hours. 18 Housekeeping Rooms BROADWAY, 1134—1 to 3 clean, warm rooms; 1 private bath S2 50 _to S5 50. CENTRAL AVE , apt., overstuffed. Running water. One warm sleeping room. Rl-3062. EVISON 1130—1-Room apartment, comfortable furnished, good heat, utilities furnished. DR-.3353-M. HANNA AVE.. 1239—3 unfurnished modern rooms; garage; utilities paid; Sls i4OOO south. 1 ILLINOIS. N.. 2339—Nice, warm, single housekeeping rooms. $3 50. Good heat. _HA-4928-M. MICHIGAN E.. 2117 —2 Rooms overstuffed. radio, utilities, accommodate 2; $4.50; or 3 or 4. $5. NEW JERSEY, N . 418—Lovely front room; downstairs; steam heat: S3; also 1 up. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. apart> ment; front, first floor, warm, sink; water. Private entrance. 9TH, E.. 616—2 Rooms and kitchenette; private bath. Utilities. Also small apartment, furnished. LI-2788. 19 Rooms with Board ALABAMA. N.. 2339—Large, cheerful, wellheated room; new bed; very reasonable. HA-2326-W. NEW JERSEY. N , 2217—Cozv front room. Private family. Good meals. Hot water. TA-4706. PARK. 833 Real home, choice front rms.. S5. 3 good meals. Garage. RI-9930. NONE BETTER—Owner's home; twin beds, shower, privileges. Garage. 2062 N. New Jersey st. TA-6916. Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want Ads Dlaced at Times Want Ad Headquarters. 214 W Marvland St. 21 Unfurnished Apartments 522.50; 42 W. 11TH— Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment; heat. gas. water, ice furnished. Cali Apt. 1, THE Grant. BALSAM, 2529—Fairground car. living room, bedroom, dinette, utilities, garage; $32.50. 3720 N. PENNSYLVANIA $45-SSO 2035 N. Meridian , S4O-S6O RUCKLE, 1956—5-room upper duplex; splendid heat; water paid. HE-2029. 21ST., E., 616—Upper, alcove, living, dining room, furnished breakfast room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms; steam heat. HE--2403. GEORGIA APARTMENTS 702 E. Georgia—3 Rooms; modern; newly decorated. Gas range; ice box: all utilities furnished: 520.50. See custodian. LIVE DOWNTOWN—CIose to business, theaters and churches: 3 and 4 rooms, bath, garage, refrigerator; $lB up. Baker Apt., 341 Mass. INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY. Our city wide listings afford an opportunity to inspect fur. and unfurn. apts. to meet your requirements. Transportation free. No obligation. Dav. LI-5452: eve. or Sun. HU-6819. WA-0433. 317 W. 21st., Colored Cosy apartments, sl7 up. Utilities furn. HERBERT E. REDDING. INC. 142 N. Del. Times Want Ad Rates are the lowest in City, For complete details call RI-5551 22 Unfurnished Houses sl4. FORMERLY s3s—Coyner ave., 2346; 5 rooms, modern, easily heated, garage. CH-2563. $15 —NEAL, S„ 136—6-room modern; regapered; Washington high; water paid. sTfl; “w A TER PAID; WHITTIER PL., 58— 1 Irvington). 5 rooms, fireplace, garage. RI-15.33. $25. FORMERLY s3o—Denny. 'fG 524; singlp. 6 rms., mod., double gar. IR-3280. AVONDALE. 2139; 4 rms., semimod.; gar.; water pd.: $lO. LI-6546. 224 N. Del. BARTH AVE,, 2118—5 Rooms modern except furnace. sl6. Key next door. CENTRAL AVE., 3237—3-Bedroom brick, instantaneous heater; $37.50. formerly $75, LI-5496. HU-3945. COLLEGE. 5266—5-Room 2-wav double; General Electric, instantaneous water heater, gas range, A-l. See to appreciate; S4O. formerly S7O. LI-2747. DREXEL. N., 801—4-rm. mod. dbl. gar., $22,50; wat, pd. DR. KERNEL. RI-8421. DUKE, 1902—4 Rooms, elec., new paner; _gar.; _S6.SO J LI-6516, 224 N. Delaware. GRACE, S., 409—5-room semi-modern double; stove furnished: garage; sl2. RI-0366. GRACELAND, 3841—Bungalow, 5 rooms strictly modern, double garage, $32.50. Formerly $45. TA-4246. 3029 Graceland 6-Room modern double, Inc. garage. $16.50 mo. Jan. 20th dating. LI-7491. Gregory & Appel, Inc. GRANT, N., 523 —3-bedroom modern double, A-l condition, garage, water paid. IR-3305. GRANT, N.. 108—6 Rms.. mod., new hardwood floors, water paid. $17.50. LI-6035. HALL PL.. 1720 1 —3 Rooms, bath, semimodern apartment, private entrance; SB. HA-1068-M, HARLAN. 422—515; 5-Room modern dble., redecorated, water paid. CH-3895-J. ILL.. 2146''j, NO. 2—ss'. 30 McLean pi.. 4 rms., $9. 1001 W. New York. 5 rms , garage, water paid. sl2. RI-7725.' KEALING. N.. 26—Desirable 6-room modern single, garage. Good location. DR--1190-J KENWOOD. 3019—4 Bedrooms. 2 lavatories. steam heat, ideal roomers: $25. TA-2754. KENWOOD. 3503—4-Room double, in-a-door, garage; $25; formerly $45. HU--3063. KETCHAM, 766 —5 Rms.. elec’., new paper. new paint: $7. LI-6546 NEW YORK, E.. 4826—5-Room modern apartment, double, easily heated; garage; $25. IR-3593. PLEASANT. 1411—4 Rooms, bath, semimodern, redecorated, garage, water, ~educed. DR-3353-M. 1738 Spruce—Water Paid 4-Room modern bungalow double, $16.50 month LI-7491. GREGORY & APPEL. Inc. TUXEDO. S.. 21; 7 rms., mod $20.00 KENWOOD. 2916: 7 rms., modern 22.50 CAPITOL. N.. 2934; 7 rms., modern. 20 00 19TH ST.. E., 531; 6 rms.. modern... 15.00 DEWEY, 6019; 6 rms.. modern 20.00 DENNY. S.; 61 rooms, modern 20.00 OLNEY, N.. 2172; 5 rms.. modern 15.00 JOHN R WELCH & SONS UDELL. 1159—5-Room semi-mod. cottage; garage: sl4. Water paid. HA-HI6B-M. 2415 E. Wash . 6 rmi.. water paid.... 513.00 2010 N. Lasalle, 4 rms.. water paid..sll.oo FRANK S. CLARK CO. LI-6035 9TH. E.. 429—6-Room modern: water paid. Inquire 1003 Merchants Bank bide. 19TH. W., 24—Here are 8 modern rooms at a bargain price. House in splendid condition. Reduced to $25 RI-6412. 29TH ST.. W., 946-^5-room.modern single. 2 car garage. sl2 50. RI-9548. COLORED—IO37 N. Traub: 4 rooms; new paper, paint: $6. LI-6546. After You Have Selected Your New Home See the Business Service Classification for a Reliable Mover. 23 Furnished Ajits. and Houses DELAWARE, N., 806—Reduced. Attractive furnished apartments, plenty heat. RI--1148. EAST—S-room modern cottage, nicely furnished; A-l furnace; reasonable. DR--4112, HU-7530. ILLINOIS. 810 l i N.—Beautiful, modern furnished efficiency apartment: $8 to *ll. utilities. LI-8888. NEW YORK. 1628 W.—s rms.: gar.. $4.50 wk. 739 N. New Jersey. 5-rm.: o'stuffed, $6 50. 1310 Bellefontaine. 5-rm. up. dplx. RI-7725 PENN.. N., 1846—Beautifully furnished efficiency; living room, in-a-door bed, dinj ette. kitchenette, elegant tile bath, shower. crystal chandeliers. French doors. French windows, citv heat, private front porch. S3O. Ail utilities and garage furnished. TA-6250. Ambassador Apt. Hotel Furniture, curtains and all steam heat, service; rates exceptionally reasonable; ; walking distance. RI-1371. j Pennsylvania at 9th REAL ESTA TE FO^SAUE 28 Sale Suburban Property 10 ACRES. 6-room bungalow; good location; dear. Accept citv property. ORION L, STARKS. DR-2782, 31 Wanted to Trade BE SURE—Of your title. Demand an abstract prepared by UNION TITLE CO. 155 E. Market St. Union Title Bidg 3 merchandise 35 Household Goods GOOD aualitv floor covering. S3c sq. rd. Cut-Rate Linoleum House. 811 N. Ala Brand new washer, wringer and V7?TjHMironer. Today s SBS value for $69.50. Terms. 11.35 weekly. 33 N, Del. ELECTRIC SHOP, LI-5386.

MERCHANDISE 35 Household Goods START—The New Year right with a modern Ice Refrigerator. Our stock largest in state. POLAR ICE & FUEL CO . 2000 Northwestern ave. SELLERS kitchen cabinet. Cost $55. Sacrificing at $8.50 Good condition. TA-1780. 34 Swaps SWAP Things You Hove for Things You Want TO ADVERTISER Each ad appearing in this column Is listed in The Times Swap Bureau Directory for sixty days free of charge. Your swap ad costs only 3c a word in The Times. Special multiple rates of seven days for the price of five and four davs for the cost of three TO TRADERS If you can not find the leads that you desire in the ads in this column call the Swap Counter. RI-5551. and we will attempt to arrange’' a trade for you from Swaps previously published. There is no charge for this service. STUDEBAKER—'27 Sedan. Ist class condition for coal, corn, hay or what have you. WA-4119-W. HAULING in exchange for used furniture. LI-0088. 36 Radios. Musical Instruments YOUR RADIO repaired by experts. Free inspection. MT. JACKSON RADIO. 3413 W. Wash. BE-1490. Open eevnings and Sundays. FREE radio service calls. Estimate if repair needed. LANES, 2823 E. 10th. CH--0218. PIANOS TO RENT—Lean to play; $2.00 per month and up. WILKING MUSIC COMPANY. 120 E. OHIO ST. COMPANION—Radios. 4 and 5 tubes. Foreign and police short wave converters. Wnolesale prices. CH-0212. |able° TYPE. $22.50 R & R STORES,"22S E. Wash. 37 Miscellaneous For Sale CASH FOR OLD GOLD $6.00 to $24.00 oz. Indiana Gold Ref. Cos. 135 W. Market St. FEDERAL LICENSE NO. 32 MOTORS, electric, all sizes. Sold, rented and repaired. We do pump repairing. MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. i 3525 E. Washington. IR-1151 MAAS CLEANER & WATER SOFTENER. For all house cleaning, woodwork, bath fixtures, porches, walls, etc. Miles ahead of soap! 2 lbs., 25c; 5 lbs. 60c. ALBERT G. MAAS CO.. 31 Virginia ave. RI-3315. FOR SALE—Mahoganv roll top desk, for the home; carpenter’s work bench. WA--4119-W. DESTROY MOTH—And their larvae, use Mothicide, liquid or crystals. Albert G. Ma a s Cos.. 31 Virginia Ave. RI-3315. KOHLER light plant, 1.500 watt. A-l condition. Call HE-5607. HARVARD CLASSICS—Never used, must sacrifice at once. Times Box K-331. FREE—Good stone for rock gardens, stepping stones, etc. All sizes; come and get them. 435 E. Market. BICYCLES 1 -$lO up: tires, repairs. Hofftpan 251 Mass.. 245 E. Wash. 946 E. Wash, UNIVERSAL Electric waffle iron, chromium plated; automatic heat indicator, $7.50. Pearson Piano Cos. METAL GRAVE VAULTS—2O-Inch steel enamel electric light reflectors, 50c each. Galvanized tubs, wood churns, wash boilers, coal oil ranges, gas stoves, sheet iron wood burning stoves, laundry stoves. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, Corner Capitol and South St. Wants Ads Accented Till 10 p. m. 37-c Building Materials WOOD WEATHERSTRIPS METAL Keeps Cold Out Keeps Heat In! Wood and felt, best quality low 2c ft Zinc and felt, rust-proof low’ a5...3'/ 2 c ft. Bronze, one piece double cushioned, 2 3 4c ft. Door bottoms, oak and rtihoor. ca . t>sc 37D Beer Equipment. Coil and Novelty Boxes NEW FRONT AND BACK BARS. All kinds of equipment for draft beer. BUILT IN OUR SHOPS sold on payments FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE King’s Indiana Bill. Cos. DR-5826 1631 Southeastern DR-3578 37E Kindling and Wood GOOD BEECH WOOD—Also kindling 138 Fulton Ave. LI-3085. 39 Wanted to Buy OLD JEWELRY Up to $28.00 Oz. HIGHEST CASH PRICES—Paid for old gold jew'elry, watches, bridges, teeth. STANDARD GOLD SMELTING CO. : 423 LEMCKE BLDG.. Cor. Penn, & Mkt. 39-a Furniture Buyers n liooir* 3 WANTS QOOD FURNITURE MR. PIERCE PROMPT SCBVIgB Pall RT fllfiQ For an v furniture. ava. v'‘*U47 rU g S stoves or clothing vou have for sale. Calls answered promptly. FURNITURE—CASH AT ONCE! Complete homes, pianos, radios, washer*. MR STILLABOWER—CH-6757. BUY whole houses or odd pieces of furn.. pianos, etc. MR WERLEY. HU-7274. 4ft Store Specials RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week. Call RI-9441. Extension 372. Minimum rental 5 weeks. L. S. Avres fc Cos. LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds, Pets FOX TERRIER —Males, good stock. Sacrificing for $3. DR-3540-R. 1145 Evison. 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry FOR SALE —Saddle horses, ponies, bridles, saddles, rubber tire show buggv. jogging cart. WA-4119-W. 4NSWER Want Ads Promptly, the bargains that you see today may be gone tomorrow. AUTOMOTIVE 45 Autos for Sale. BUICK—'29 Sedan, $195. CENTRAL BUICK CO., 832 N. Meridian St. LI-1995. "Home of Assured Transportation.” BUICK—'3O Coupe, 30-465, $325. CENTRAL BUICK CO.. 832 N. Meridian St. LI-1995. BUICK—'3I Coupe, 31-665. $450. CENTRAL BUICK CO., 832 N. Meridian St. LI-1995. CHEVROLET—'2B Cabriolet, priced low at SBS A. W. BOWEN CO. 945 Ft. Wayne Ave. Tenth at Central. Chevrolet Dealer. RI-5566. CHEVROLET —1930 4-Door sedan; clean, one owner; $245. NEWBY MOTOR CO. 1033 N. Meridian. FORD —1929 4-door sedan; condition good; Slls, terms. CH-281_2. FORD—V-8 Coupe, 1932; Jumbo tires. '33 aluminum cylinder head, rings and pistons. Excellent condition, $395. HARRY A SHARP CO., 443 Virginia Ave. DR--5020. FORD—I93I. Tudor sedan, the best one we have had for a long time, $285. HARRY A. SHARP CO., 443 Virginia Ave. DR--5020 GRAHAM hot water heater: real buy at $l5O. NEWBY MOTOR CO. 1033 N. Meridian. GRAHAM—I92B Sedan: good condition. $95. NEWBY MOTOR CO. 1033 N. | Meridian. GRAHAM—I 929 Sedan, good condition; $175. NEWBY MOTOR CO. 1033 N. Meridian. GRAHAM—I93O Special six coupe; 6 w. w., 1 rumble seat; real buv at $255. NEWBY MOTOU CO. 1033 N. Meridian. HUDSON '3l BROUGHAM Good Value Excellent Condition. LOSEY MOTORS. INC. LA SALLE—2B Series; model 303 sedan: good condition, good tires; $l5O. NEWBY MOTOR CO. 1033 N. Meridian. OAKLAND—I 929 Coupe, in good condition, only $125 A. W. BOWEN CO. 945 Ft. Wavne Ave. Tenth at Central. Chevrolet Dealer. RI-5566. OLDS—29 Convertible coupe: sport: $165. NEWBY MOTOR CO. 1033 N. Meridian. Packard 1932 Club Sedan 6 \>isc wheels, trunk and suit cases, hot water heater; low mileage. Se!lI ing for original owner. Priced to | move quickly. Full Price $1,485 The Schott Auto Cos. Auburn Distributor. 2004 N. Meridian. TA-3700 1933 PLYMOUTH—4-Door sedan: floating power, free wheeling, automatic clutch; can't be told from new car; save 200. MIES STATE AUTO CO. 1025 17. Meridian. RI-8881

AUTOMOTIVE 45 Autos for Sale. PLYMOUTH—Sedan. A real buy at $225 A. W. BOWEN CO. 945 Ft. TVavne Ave. Tenth at Central. Chevrolet Dealer. R!-5566. Willys and Auburn Distributors The Schott Auto Cos. 2004 N. Meridian TA-3700 Good Bargains in Used Cars BACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN CO. “Make Tracks for Sacks" 309 N. Capitol Ave. P.I-5996 FALL USED CAR BARGAINS at A. W. BOWEN CO. 945 Ft. Wayne Ave.. 10th and Central. Chevrolet Dealers. 46 Trucks, Trailers, Tractors. For The Last Bargains in used cars > this year in trucks. l' tons, 1 ton. ’j ton. pick-ups and sedan delivery can be bought right at THE WEST SIDE CHEVROLET. INC. 2419 West Wash. St. BE-1450. TRACTORS AND TRAILERS GMC matched units. We have two we would like to close out. EXTRA TRAILERS Friehoff 16-foot, good tires; stake body. MANY OTHERS Trucks, Tractors. Trailers. GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT. 31 W. 13th St. LI-7467. We Service All Makes of Trucks TON CHEVROLET—HaIf-ton Dodge. Evergreen Acres, out State Road 67. V. R. Phi Hips. FORD—l>2-Ton with 8-foot stake: 595. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. 1325 W Morris_St. LI-4809. INTERNATIONAL —l‘ 2 -Ton. 6-cvl.; good condition; $125. INT'L HARV.'CO., 1325 W, Morris St. LI-48C9. 47 Autos Wanted. CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY “Indiana's Largest Used Car Dealer.” I. WOLF AUTO CO. 555 N. Capitoj._ LI-4516, USED CARS WANTED! We pay more. Any model or condition. SELIG AUTO CO. 19 S. East. Rl-7119 CASH for your car or equity. ABELSFINK AUTO CO.. 440 N. Capitol Ave. LI-1112. WANTED—Cars to sell for private parties. THORNBURG-VOLLRATH MOTOR CO.. INC., 328-34 N. Delaware. LI-8112. 2 TIRES—B.2Sx2O. run 2,000 miles; half price. 4202 W. Washington. Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want Ads placed at Times Want Ad Headquarters. 214 W. Maryland St. 48 Accessories, Tires, Parts. TRUCK TIRE BARGAINS Subject to prior sale and while the supply lasts, the following truck sizes are offered in seconds of a leading make at these bargain prices: 32x6 $22.50 36x6 25.00 34x7 30.00 38x7 32.50 7.50x20 ........ 22.50 8.25x20 27.50 9.00x20 30.00 9.75x20 40.00 Also Used Truck Tires In All Sizes at Low Prices General Tire Cos. 838 N. Delaware St.

FINANCIAL 52 Business Opportunities LARGE furnished apartment. Owner leaving city because of illness. Have to see to appreciate. RI-3619. 53 Personal Property Loans TAKE ADVANTAGE STERLING'S New Loan Plan NOTE LOANS to business, professional and salaried employes in amounts up to $300.00. This service is Individual, simple, confidential and cost reasonable... No formality at STERLING Come In—talk over your financial problems w’ith us in a friendly call. No obligation if this service does not meet your demands. We make loans on personal property, automobile or listed stock, with convenient terms. Cost reasonable. We Invite your Investigation STERLING Loan Company Ll. 4065 203 State Life Bldg. 15 E. Washington St. NEED MONEY ? The “AMERICAN LOAN CO.” an Indianapolis Institution, well known to many thousands of Indianapolis folks, offers a loan service that meets present day demand. Loans S3OO or Less Are made on Personal Property, Car. Listed Stock, also note loans to business, professional and regularly employed people. Reasonable Cost Terms of Repayment as Long as 20 Months. We invite yon to investigate American Loan Cos. "Built on Courtesy and Servlc*.* 347 Bankers Trust Bldg. Ohio and Pennsylvania LI-8439. LI-8439. 1 CASH-LOANS I FOR WINTER | Fuel, Clothing, Home | | Repairs or Any Other | Worthy Purpose | We Assist Thousands of | ■ Families With Financial | Problems = You can borrow money here = = quickly and confidentially on your = tS own security and signature, s Our convenient p:an is made to = § fit your needs. You can repay In g = small monthly payments. S ALSO AUTO AND NOTE LOANS, g = We loan anywhere In city or county Ig (Capital Loan Cos. 1 m INCORPORATED = 207 Kresge Bldg (2nd floor! ~ 41 E. Washington St. Phone RI-7561. j LOANS 2% PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN 330 OCCIDENTAL BLDfi. RI-3587.

CASH COAL MART Indianapolis Retail Yards

Washington RECOMMENDS OLD TIME BRAZIL Are you one of the many who have despaired of obtaining good old-fashioned Brazil coal? If so. we have a surprise in store for you—°B,lr 5 4;2 This mine run coal, mined from an unusually pure seam of the genuine Indiana Brazil Block Coal, burns with an intense heat to a fine white ash. Although it is easily ignited, it can be readily controlled to hold fire well, and POSITIVELY will not clinker. It burns with a long flame and makes little smoke or soot. Washington Coal Cos. BE-1554.

Guaranteed Coal Indiana No. 5 I"" AA 6x4 clean forked Golden Flame ■■ Indiana No. s,stv # 2s 6-inch lump, | forked Tip-Top Lump d* jT rn West Virginia, *P pN * clean forked ... Other Grades of Coal and Coke We Deliver 1-4 Ton FREDRICK COAL CO. DR-1792 liVi W r A-5666 801 BEECHER s T i 1899 I ln2n E 4mh ST

Off the Car $£- Enos j Red Ash 3x6 Furnace Chunks Indiana No. 5. 25West Virginia 2x5 Forked WE DELIVER l/ 2 TON Cash Coal Cos. Ch. 6250 Ch. 6250 NIGHT CALLS DR. 7624

Satisfaction Guaranteed $5 25 Enos B ig Lump. Indiana No. 5. $6.25 Tip-Top West Virginia 3x6 Forked. $6.50 Tip-Top Lump West Virginia Clean fkd. Citizens Coke. Egg and Nut $8 50 Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. DR-2400 4 Yards DR-2401 Blue Diamond Block, $ 6.75 Finest Quality Eastern Kentucky. BLUE DIAMOND COAL CO. CH erry 7500. Majestic West Virginia 6-inch Block ——- Cassady Fuel & Supply Cos. CH-1427. Night, CII-7515. Sherman Drive at 10th St. $ 4.75 Ton Buys Brazil Indiana Mine Run CENTER COAL CO. HE-1458 " While Ash $5.00 Big Indiana egg. No. 5 WE DELIVER >/ AND Vi TONS R. K. PERRY RI-1567 Indiana 3x6 Fgg $5.00 WEST VIRGINIA LUMP $6.50 We Deliver ‘/a and U Tons Guarantee Coal Cos. Southeastern ave. and State st. DR-5433. Fansler Coal Cos. LI-7950. 78 S. State St. Pocahontas Coal Cos. 2112 Northwestern. TA-3080. PROMPT SERVICE Inland Coal Cos. LI-6321 Atlas Coal Cos. 1026 L it'43f! nate ' Do not get our name confused with others Commercial Fuel Cos. LI-6443. LI-6443 STUCKMEYER COAL CO. 2134 Lexington Ave. DR-0502 FEDERAL COAL CO. 1020 3. North St. CH-3291 FINANCIAL 53 Personal Property Loans commonwea"lthloan ■ 205 Odd Fellow Bldg. LI-8495. 200 Roosevelt Bldg. 53-a Personal Loans PERSONAL LOANS Estates Loan Cos., Inc. 47 S. Penn. St., No. 505. LI-5C9 PERSONAL LOANS SCHLOSS BROS. INVESTMENT CO. 55 Auto Loans AUTO lOANS qjL CUT RATE Why Lose Y r our Car? If yon can’t meet your payments, we will refinance your car, make the payments lower or give you more cash. As long as 2 years to repay. ; S J.4/0 = LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. I al. CAPITOL AVB.

JAN. 1, 1934

WHY PAY MORE? We Deliver Anywhere For a limited time to introduce to the public which has been disappointed with so much inferior Indiana coal we are offering our high-grade No. 5 This Is a large, clean. 6-inch forked block which burns with plenty of heat, absolutely does not clinker and U free from siate and slack. 14, Ton, $1.75 BANNER $ R Af| LARGE EGG .\J\J SAME MINE AS ABOVE Take advantage of this offer and become one of our many satisfied customers. Our Guarantee: 2.000 Pounds Per Ton and a Square Deal WASHINGTON COAL CO. 1705 W. Wash. BE. 1554 (Open Monday) Coal, Coke, Kindling Finest Quality Obtainable White Star Lump. Clean Fkd.ffK qn Linton No. 4 Best obtainable.. Brazil block forked $5.50 White ash lump, forked $5.25 White ash big egg, forked. .$5.00 White ash washed nut. 2xl > 4 <CI q(j cln. Spec for cook stove, retort. V"* ,uu Best Grades of Indiana. W. Virginia Big Egg. ciean iorxed.*6 35 West Virginia Hand Picked tiA Block. Clean Forked (pO.OU PIONEER ISLAND CREEK Cft 7K BIG BLOCK FORKED V0.(0 Genuine Glendora, forked $6 00 Kentucky Blue Diamond lump $6 75 Red Ash Pocahontas lump $8 00 Coke. egg. $8.50; Nut sg,so Deliver V 2 ton anywhere in the city. Union Ice SAualGo DR-4621. Established 1908. ■ It will pav you to visit our yard and I see the difference in good coals. Guaranteed Satisfaction NEW RIVER POCAHONTAS <2O LUMP. WEST VIRGINIA CARBONDALE WEST <2C ffA VIRGINIA LUMP f>O.OU ISLAND CREEK WEST <2f? rrr VIRGINIA LUMP ,V”. I O Brazil Block. Indiana $5.75 NUT ANTHRACITE. baseburner.sl4 00 Coke. Citizens egg or nut... 58.50 Dry Fireplace Wood $4.75 Ask About Our Coal Cubes MUESING-MERRICK HE-1361 IR-1191 DR-3350 1114 E. 22nd. 3830 Brkville. 1745 English /Q 5 good £ J£7 COAL jj GOOD SERVICE POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. i North Yard—2ooo Northwestern Aye. TA. 4116 South Yard—l9o2 South East St. DR. 1455 West Yard—223 Lynn Bt. BE. 0888 i—--2x3 M7S NUT *+./D INDIANA Sexson Bros. Coal Cos. DR. 7479 Brazil Block 75 Mine Run i (Indiana) BENNETT COAL CO. i DR-4252. DR-4252. : Pocahontas $7.25 Special Screened Lumpy Mine Run Coke and Other Grades at Reg. Prices Sigmon Coal Cos. TA-4780 Delivery Any Part of City iS®®l 30th St. Max White Ash, $5 INDIANA 6x3 EGG. We Deliver % Tons. PROGRESS COAL CO. CH-2200 For Better Coal Harvey Coal Cos. DR-2093. DR-2098. For Guaranteed Heat BETHEL COAL CO. DR-5200 DR-4200 Clean White Ash, $5.00 6x3 Egg. Indiana. No. 5 ROYAL COAL & COKE CO. 3815 Mass. A’.e CH-1971 BENNETT COAL CO., 130 E. Morris St. extends Heartiest Season's Greeting* to customers and friends. BLOCK COAL CO Steam and domestic fuel. 1800 Alvord St. HE-1278. FINANCIAL 55 Auto Loans gWDWBI": i:;;i,i;iiiiW!l.'!i!ililli;: •! :'::i'itliiiNlin| I Auto Loans \ Refinancing at J YEARS low payment* TO PAY DON'T LOSE YOUR AUTO! Other* Paid O* Quick. Private, Confidential 1 SACKS BROS | AUTO LOAN C. = 802 N. Capitol. RI. 5K*. Opo* Row. LOANS aw AUTOS 20 Months to Pay CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. Opposite Courthouse. Est. 40 Year* 203 E Washington St. LI-8803 AUTO LOANS LEGAL RATES Quick Service. Parking Space In Rear. Meridian Motor Sales 120 N. Meridian. RI-4311