Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 263, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1936 — Page 13

JAN. 11, 1936

Irish Turn in Upset Verdict Against Pitt Notre Dame Net Marksmen Hand Panthers Second Loss of Week. 7 i tnri Special PITTSBURGH. Pa., Jan. 11—One of the East's outstanding basketball teams, the Panthers of Pittsburgh, tried to get reorganized today, and find out what happened when Notre Dame came to town. Playing like so many buzz-saws, the Irish outran, outpassed and outshot the Pittsburgh boys last night to gain a 43-to-35 triumph in a bitterly contested encounter played before 3500 fans. The Panthers were all the, more startled, since it was the second setback of the week for them. Carnegie Tech snapped their 21-game winning streak last Tuesday. Last night's victory was the ninth in 11 starts for the Ramblers. After taking an early lead, Pittsburgh was ahead, 20 to 19, at intermission. Paul Thomas Nowak, Notre Dame’s sophomore center, then found the range and led his mates to victory. Playing the full 40 minutes, Nowak accounted for seven field goals and two free throws, or a total of 16 points. Roderick, substitute forward, looked best for the losers with five baskets. The figures: Notre Danw *43) | Pittsburgh <3s>. Mcvrr.f 3 0 0i PGFTPP Moir.f 33 o Loticks.f .... n 0 1 Nowak,c 7 ? 2 Zeltsnick.f ... 2 4 1 Warta.e .... I 0 INoon.c. 2 1 2 Ireland,g... 0 1 0 Rowp.g 0 0 0 Peters,f 0 o 3Rdvnskv.tr ..222 Ford it . ... 1 1 1 Roderick,l... 5 0 2 Jordan,g.... 0 0 l Jesko.f 0 0 0 IGarcia.c 10 0 Johnson.it .. 12 1 Spotovch.it... 0 0 1 Totals... 18 7 fi Totals 13 9 10 Score at. Hall—Pittsburgh. 20; Notre Dame 19 Refer*** (Cincinnati). UmpireBray (Cincinnati i. Normal Slate Clean Timm Special DANVILLE. Tnri., Jan. 11. The speedy basketball squad of Central Normal remained at the top of the Indiana Conference today by virtue of a decisive victory over Hanover. Playing on their own floor here last night, the Purple Warriors won 33 to 25, and remained undefeated. After jumping into an early 12-to-l lead, the Danville boys had the Panthers on the defensive during the entire tilt. Hargraves and Kibbler were able to pace a Hanover counter attack that cut the Purple Warriors margin to 19 to 12 at half-time. Then, with three minutes left to play, the Hilltoppers closed the gap to one point, but Williams, Central Normal forward, counted three successive field goals from under the basket to clinch the tilt. Summary: Cent. Normal <3311 Hanover (25). FG FT PFi FG FT PF Williams,f. . 6 1 3 Klbbler.f 3 0 1 Wilson,! ... 1 1 4’Hargraves,f.. 5 12 Roudbsh.c . 2 1 1 Denton.c ... 0 2 2 Morrls.tr ... 2 2 (THartley.g 2 1 3 Gulloasr 0 3 3iStruckey.K .. 0 1 3 Englehart.f.. 1 1 1 Hammnd.g... 0 0 0 Decker.g ... 0 0.2 Scott,f 0 0 01 Wallace.sr ..0 0 0! Ballard.!... 0 0 0; Totals 12 9 M Totals ID 511 Score at, Halt Central Normal, 19; Hanover. 12. Referee—Gentry. Umpire—Gross.

Lindstrom Given Release by Cubs (Reprinted From I-ate Times Saturday) Ji'l I tiilril /’res* CHICAGO. Jan. 10. —Freddie Lindstrom, outfielder and third baseman, today was given his unconditional release by the Chicago Cubs. Lindstrom, a Chicago boy who had a long, successful career with both the New York Giants and the Pittsburgh Pirates, came to the Cubs only last season in one of the major deals of the 1934 winter trading. The Cubs’ explanation for the release was that Lindstrom is too valuable a man to be warming the bench as a substitute and the Cubs have plenty of young talent for both third base and the outfield, the position Lindstrom fills. Consequently he is given the opportunity to place himself where he can play regularly, the Cubs' office said. Sherry Signs for Feature Mat Tug (Rfprinted From Late Times Yesterday) The signing today of Jack Sherry, popular middleweight, to meet Bull Smith of Memphis in the first of two main events completed the feature portion of the card for the special mat show at Tomlinson Hal!, Monday night. The show is being sponsored by the American Lepion Post of the Indianapolis Power Light Cos. Sherry held Sailor Parker to a draw in his last match here. The final event is to pit Cecil Pedigo. Louisville blacksmith, against Gentleman Jack Smithers of Chicago, who defeated Simon Boysell here last week. Pedigo downed veteran Johnny Carlin. , ' aker McLcmore Is seeking ar. opponent for Cliff Olsen, Milwaukee middleweight, for action in the one-fall preliminary. GREYHOUNDS OUT TO STOP SPEEDY RIVALS Hoping to be able to slow the swift attack of Indiana State's basketball team, the hardwood players of Indiana Central drilled yesterday in preparation for their tilt with the Terre Haute aggregation in the University Heights court tonight. The rivals split two contests played last season. 'V# Pay Hlghfit Cash Prices for Ladies’ and Gents’ Watches Lincoln Jewelry and Loan Cos. 201 W. With, WOMEN'S NOVEL.TT SLIPPERS Many Beautiful Patterns Aif SCHIFF’S M m !M K. Wuh. M V ;n.i w. Wash. ~ 14 E. With.

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'T'HE leading scorer of the Firestone quintet of Akron 0., which comes to the Armory tomorrow to meet the strong U. S. Tire and Rubber team, is Bernie Berens. He was selected as allBuckeye Conference center last season with Ohio University.

Race Selections By Tom Noone (Copyright, 1936, by United Press)

NOONE’S SELECTIONS FOR TODAY One Best—Chimney Top. Best Longshot—Jezreel. Best Parlay—Thundertone and Air Force.

AT TROPICAL TARR— One Best—Chimney Top 1 Benares, Screen, Miss Chicro. 2. Knights Hope, Fred Almy, Tudor Queen. 3. Thundertone, Mixed Party, Payrack. 4. Jezreel, High Finance, Salut D'Amour. 5. Air Force. Hexie, Tow Crier. 6. Blackbirder, Martin Barton, Unencumbered. 7. Chimney Top, Brandon Prince, Dan Skilling. 8. Relativity, Move Faster, Colorist. AT ALAMO DOWNS— One Best—Apronctte 1. John Bane, Leonard Wilson, r. .re Ben. 2. Apronette, Rain or Shine, Teeter Totter. 3. Ervast, Skippy. McGee. Overshoes. 4. Full Tilt, Sun Idol, Aunt Myrtle. 5. Lasalle, Master Time, Ruth Jelinek. 6. Prince Fox, Croon, Slavonia. 7. Galla, Prince Tide, Atit. 8. Carl 8., Gallahad Maid, Sarsita.

Race Entries Today

* T FAIR GROUNDS First. Race ($600; allowances; 3-year-olds; one mtle>—Wild Count. 102; Imperial Bill. 106; Early Call. 106; Palm Island; Wbtbbitt, 101; Carovla, 101; Reunited. 106. Second Race *ssoo: claiming: 3-year-olds; six furlongs)—Joan W. 105; Bon Centime. 115; Say Murray. 110; Whipowill. 115; Brilliant Stone. 110; xJudge Bonelli, 105; Disapproval. 110: xßustic Lassiv. 105: Between Bells. 110; xSwiftlet. 105: Prince Carl. 110; Guess. 110: xDiscriminate. 105; Imperial Plav, 105; xlscnberg, 110: xMullet, 110; Busy Billy. 110; xMathieson. 105. Third Race issoo; claiming; 4-vear-olds and up; six furlongs)—xServicitnan, ill; xGolden Energy, 103; xSuprvinart. 103. xMagna Mater. 102: xLevaal. Ill; Errant Lady. 103; xScout Chief. 103; xMt. Washington, 111; xLoys Ormont. 98; xDie Hard. 10.; Brother Ben. 108: Declaration, 108; Modesto. 107; xMorning Cry, 98: xVee Eight. 107. Servant Pride. 168; Windsong. 103; xßenefit. 103. Fourth Race *s6oo; claiming; 4-year-olds and up: six furlongs)—xZorana, 100; x Beginners Bait. 113; Cumberland. 109; Bald Crest, 118: Pan Tov. 110; xFlashing Thru. 105; Whitcharral. 105; xThistle Jock, 109: Crestonian. 109. xExotude, 104; Witan. 118; Miss Vince. 105. Fifth Race ($600; claiming; 4-year-olds and up: one mile and 70 yards)’— xMarie Jean. 108; Mechanics Gold. 118: xDudley C.. Ill; Eddy Lee. 114; Snobeedo. 114; xßanners Flying. 113; Billowy Wave, 113. Sixth Race ($1000; handicap: 3-vear-olds and up: mile and an eighth*—lndian Salute. Ill; Oican. 108: Thomasville. 115; laiWoodlander. 105: Cristate. 106; Redress. 99; Gilbert Elston, 106: Wild Turkey. 100; Fire Advance. 104; ia*Lawmaker, 101; Rip Van Winkle. 108. ta.iß. Hernandez entry. Seventh Race ($500: claiming; 4-vear-olds and up; one and one-eighth miles i—xDiscobolus. 110: xSan Lorenzo. 106; Lovers Chat. 110; xGeorge. 106; xßiack Flash. 105; xMy Rosanne. 103: xHvklas. 106: xCordon Bleu. 110; xPortam. 110; xLater On. 108: xFair Prospect, 104; xßlind Hills. 106: xPort O Play. 106: Novito, 109; Blue Hour. 113; xßobby Sweep. 106: xSt. Carl, 106; xGlove, 101. Eighth Race (substitute; $500; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; mile and 70 yards*— xLucky Turn. 100; xßespect. 104 Smooth. 112; xCentennial, 104; xlrish Image, 104; xßroadway Lights. 107; Hereward, 109; Whizz James. 112: Duster B . 112. Just Mrs.. 110; Son Richard. 113; Anacreon. 102: Jean Brown. 107; xErech. 107; Rockhurst. 109; Prosecutor. 104; Ruff Day. 106; xMarcelet. 96. xApprentice addowance claimed. Weather, clear: track, fast. AT ALAMO DOWNS First race 'ssoo: claiming: 4-vear-olds and up: six and one-half furlongti— iMartial Music. 105: Sweet Memories. 107; xJohn Bane. 110: My Surprise. 110; Union. 114. Jessie Dear 110: Leonard Wilson. 112: Rare Ben, 112 Second race <ssoo: claiming: 4-vear-olds and up; 5 and one-half furlongs* Hicoree. 110; xPridie. 105; Apponette. 108; Tulipttme. 105: xLovely Ameliea. 100; Honev All. HO; xAmerican Hero. 105: Rain or Shine. 110; xMv Sylvia. 110; Forever More, 105; xTeeter Totter. 105; Blagde:.. 105: xPrairle King 105; xShillv Shally 110; Rock Bruen. 110. Third race ($500: claiming; 4 year-olds and up; six furlongs!— Fair Image. 100; Sklppy McGee. 115; xLamportc. 112: xOjershoes. 112; statecraft, io*: Luck In 10£ xKrvast. 112; xLester P.. 110; Friend John. 100; xßrookhattan, 103. xSfctrp

Coach Paul Sheeks of Firestone, describes him as a “cat” on the floor. Berens, six feet, four inches tall, shoots equally well left or right handed. In the curtain raiser tomorrow the U. S. Corrugated Box and Inland Container will tangle in a rivalry tussle at 2 p. m.

AT FAIRGROUND— One Best—Billowy Wave 1. Palm Island, Carvola, Wibbitt. 2. Rustic Lassie, Isenberg, Mullet. 3. Die Hard, Benefit, Levaal. 4. Thistle Jock, Flashing Thru, Witan. 5. Billowy Wave, Eddy Lee, Banners Flying. 6. Wild Turkey, Thomasville, Rip Van Winkle. 7. Black Flash, Portam, Blue Hour. 8. Whizz James, Respect, Jean Brown. AT SANTA ANITA— One Best—Atoel 1. Atoel, Bonieon, Mud Fence. 2. Bolamola, Lobitos, Lumillion. 3. Northern Water, Sickle Bill, Len Helker. 4. Browncyed Pat, Distribute, Kieva. 5. Carmanchita, Drombo, Happy Hunter. 6. Valiant Fox, Reel On, Proclivity. 7. Cold Water. South Gallant, Crofter. 8. Jens Son, McCarthy, Daily News.

Thoughts. 112: lago. 108; Bill Donoghue, 106; Captain Red. 108. Fourth race ($600; claiming; 3-vear-olds end up: five and one-half furlongs* xAunt Myrtle. 105; xßiack Peter. 112: Marchester, 117; Full Tilt. 117; xAlwintour, 110; The Jurist, 115; Sun Idol. 115. Fifth Race <*soo: claiming: 3-year-olds and up: one mile 70 yards' —xßaby Wrack, 105; xßostonian Gai. 105: Master Time. 112; Dunrock. 115: Tales. 97; Orthroprism, 112; xßuth Jelinek. 105; xLasalle, 110. Sixth Race ($1000: handicap: 3-vear-olds and up: six furlongs *— Sun Monk, 106; laiSlavonia, 105; Quick Flight. 102; Croon. 108; Inscona. 105; Honored Sir, 97; xßulstrode, 103: Prince Fox, 115. (a)Cactus Stable entry. Seventh Race *s6oo: claiming; yearolds; five and one-half furlongs*—xdpinel 99. xMary Carmen, 99: Atit. 109; Witson 109: Blue Cyclone. 99; Lookout Bovs. 109 xKat Harri, 99: Out Os Fire. 109: Nopalosa Bov. 109; xGalla, 99: Panicle. 110; Epsom Prince, 107; Prince Tide, 112. Eighth Race ($500; claiming: 3-year-olds and up: one mile 70 yards'-xGallahad Maid. 105; xGay Dream. 102; xSusie V 102; xSarsita. 110; Damascene. 115; xCari B. 110; Owen Martinez. 115. xApprentice allowance claimed. Weather, clear; track, fast. Horses listed in order of post positions. AT TROPICAL PARK First Race *s6oo; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; six furlongs*—Benares. 116; xScreen, 111: xPinluck, 107: xHigh Torque, 106; Justa Play. 107: xSilent Don. 109; Jerry W. 110; Miss Chicro, 109; Centermarch, 112. Second Race *s6oo: claiming; 4-vear-olds U P, : six furlongsi— xDixie Princess. 104; xKnighis Hope, 111; xHvdras. 105; Herodee. fl 2; Fred Almv, 112; Tudor Queen. 109; Prom Girl, 111; xCash Surrender. 107. Third Race *s6oo; claiming: 4-year-olds and up: one mile and a sixteenth* xThundertone. 107; Uppercut 115; Attribute. 115; xProhibition. IQS; Snaplock. A 2,apola. 107; Payrack. 110: Polisher. U 2; xCapablanca, 107; xMixed Party. Foirth Race ($600; claiming: 4-vear. olds and up; mile and a sixteenth*— xHigh Finance. 110; xCeleba. 102; xSalut D Amour. 107; Jezreel. 110; Zulu Lad, 112: Lady Genie. 108; xFull Up. 105; Brad, 112; Canimar. 110 Fifth Race ($700; maidens: 3-vear-olds and up: six furlongs)—Peerless Pal. 112; Stipulate, 112; Wigg:e In. 112: Hexie, 107; * a 'Count Ten. 107; Air Force. 112; ta*Town Crier, 112. <aiMarshall Field entry. Sixth Race ($1200: handicap: 3-year-oids and up; one mile and a sixteenth' Unencumbered. 114; Plucky Babv. 100: One Chance. 105; Martin Barton. li6; Chance King. 108. Brown Feathers. 107; Blackbirder. 115: Mountainy Man, 107; Songmaker. 98; Chance Ray. 110. Seventh Race ($700; claiming: 4-year-c.ds and up; one mile and a sixteenth) Dan Skilling, 115; War Pledge. 110: American Prince. 113; xChimnev Top. 113; Brandon Prince, IIS; Idle Along, 113. Eighth Race ($600; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; one mile.i—Coin. 105; Albuerque, 110; xColorist, 109; xDornoch. Ill; xCapl. Jerry, lil: Languorous. 116; xßalmtcan, 10* Relativity. Ill; Move Faster. 112. Weather clear; track, fast. Horses listed! in order of post position. xApprentice allowance claimed*

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Heavy Action Scheduled for Big Ten Loop All Western Conference Teams to Play; Five More Tilts Monday. BY WINTHROP LYMAN United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO. Jan. 11.—Renewal of the scoring duel between Bob Kessler of Purdue and Bill Haarlow of Chicago will provide an added attraction in the Big Ten basketball race tonight. Haarlow. winner of the individual scoring title last season, and Kessler, runner-up will oppose each other when the Maroons and Boilermakers tangle in the Chicago fieldhouse. Boilermakers the Choice Purdue is expected to have little difficulty in turning back the Maroons despite the fact the latter have a much better balanced club that a year ago. Chicago is likely to cause anyone trouble if Paul Amundsen, its tall sophomore center, learns how to shoot. His failure to score from the field was responsible for Chicago’s defeat by Wisconsin. The most hotly contested game on tonight's schedule is expected at Madison, where Wisconsin and Illinois, co-champions with Purdue last season, will be battling to keep in the race. Each lost its opening game and then came back to win its second. Northwestern, with an auspicious preliminary record, will open its Conference schedule against Indiana at Bloomington. Three sophomores will be in the Wildcat starting lineup, according to Coach Dutch Lonborg. Bucke3 T es Are Favored Ohio State, because of its dazzling speed and sharpshooting captain, Warren Whitlinger, should be able to conquer lowa at lowa City. It will be a battle royal, however, if the Hawkeyes display the form they showed in whipping Illinois. Michigan's giants anticipate no difficulty with Minnesota at Ann Arbor. The Gophers have the worst record of any Big Ten factor in the pennant chase. Five more games are scheduled for Monday night. They are: Chicago at Indiana, lowa at Wisconsin, Michigan at Purdue. Minnesota at Northwestern and Ohio State at Illinois.

Ziffrin Truckers \ to Tackle Quaker Cagers Tomorrow 1200 Fans to Accompany Distiller Quintet From Lawrenceburg. One of the main basketball attractions here this week-end will take place tomorrow afternoon when the local quintet of the Ziffrin Truck Lines meet the Ole.' Quakers, representing the Old Quaker Distilling Company of Lawrenceburg, Ind. The game, which is scheduled for 1 p. m. at the Pennsy gym. will attract many enthusiastic fans for the Old Quaker team, who will arrive tomorrow morning at 11:30 on a special 16-coach train, via the Big Four carrying approximately 1200 fans, mostly employees of the Lawrenceburg Distillery and their friends The train will be met at Union Station by a welcoming committee, headed by the American Legion band. The crowd will assemble for a parade and march to several downtown hotels where arrangements have been made to serve luncheon before the game. Special buses of the Indianapolis Street Railways will convey the visitors to the Penny gym, which is located at E. Washington-st and State-av. J. H. Wersing, Indiana division manager for the Schenley Distilling Corporation, and Sam Ziffrin, president of the Ziffrin Truck lines, are in charge of arrangements. Net Gossip Plainfield All - Stars, undefeated winners of the Gold Medal tourney, wish to book games with the Kirshbaum Netters, Inland Containers, Kingan’s, and English-av Boys’ Club. Call Plainfield 84, ask for Ross. Undefeated Linco Oilers of Lebanon desire games with Indianapolis and state teams. Write Bill Graham, Lebanon, Ind. Results of Thursday night play in the Key-Ten League; Riverside Cubs. 11: Silver Streaks. 21. St. Joan of Arc, 25; Broad Ripple Independents. 12. South Side Bears, 14; B. & T. Merchants. 12. Standings to date; Joan of Arc ... 4 o!Bears 2 2 Riverside 3 1 Merchants 1 3 Streaks 2 2 Broad Ripple 0 4 Led by Davis and Dobbs, who scored 32 points between them, Linton Radio upset the previously undefeated Thoman Shoe quintet, 52 to 20, last night at the Pennsy gym in a Circle City League game. Linton Radio will play the Crosley Radio team at Kokomc* Sunday at 3 o'clock at the Armory. Lintons desire to book games with fast city and state teams on home-and-home basis. For games, write Gene Krachenfels. 124 W. 2*7th-st. Indianapolis, or call Harrison 2657-J between 6:30 and 7:30. • The Salvage Equipment Cos. basketball netters won their sixteenth victory of the season by defeating the Greenfield Eli Lilly team by a score of 42-25. Reiswerg, Zukerman and Nahmias starred for the victors. The Secos challenge the Crown Products. For games write Salvage Equipment Cos., 703 W. New York-st, Indianapolis. A round robin tournament fe; youthful netters between the age of 10 and 14 years whizzed off to a flying start yesterday i with three contests in the English Avenue Boys Club gym. The tournament, sponsored by Will Wertz, superintendent, offers a trophy to the victors after two rounds have been played. Bill Stewart, director of the English Avenue Club, has signed eight teams of 10 men each, and games are to be played on Thursdays of each week. In the tilts run off. the Tigers outscored the Bulldogs. 22 to 7: the Flashes triumphed over the Cardinals. 23 to 16, and the Wizards outran the Cubs, 12 to 2. STANFORD AND DARTMOUTH (Reprinted From Late Times Saturday) ifjf United Press STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal., Jan. 10.—Stanford University officials today announced their approval of a proposal for football games in 1937 and 1938 with Dartmouth. Definite arrangements have not been completed, ho.wever, as Stanford’s 1937 schedule will not be drawn until the Pacific Const Con-

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Ind. passed away Thursday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Wieland. 2143 Winter-av. where services will be held Monday, Jan. 13 2 p. m. Friends invited HUNTER—James 0.. age 35 years; beloved husband of Floe Hunter, passed awav suddenly Thursdav evening at his residence. 511 N. ShefTield-av. Funeral services Monday. 10 a. m. at the CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. Michigan-st Friends invited. Burial Floral Park Friends may call at the residence Saturday and Sunday. McCOßD—Florian Bartl.. father of Mrs Margaret Illingsworth. Mrs. Helen Brandlein, and Mrs. Burdette Watson, passed away Friday morning at the home of Mrs. Watson in Carmel Ind Services at the FLANNER <fc BUCHANAN MORTUARY Mondav at 1:30 p. m Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. RECTOR—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dow parents of Betty, passed awav at the Methodist Hospital. Services for Mrs. Rector from Holy Angels Church. 28th and Northwestern. Mondav, 9am Friends invited, followed bv services for Mr. Rector at the FLANNER k BUCHANAN MORTUARY Mondav 10 30 a. m. Friends invited. Interment for both in Washington Park, cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary. ROYCE—Harold R.. 127 W. 32d-st.. brother of Esther. Martha and Laura of Indianapolis and Walter E. Rovce of N. Madison, Ind.. passed away Thursday morning. Services at. the FLANNER k BUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturdav 10 a. m. Friends invited. Services Hebron Baptist Church Saturday, 2 p. m. Burial at Hebron. fMadison and Versailles (Ind.) papers please copy.l 5 Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM 1321-23 W. RAY-ST BE-1588 J. J. BLACKWELL AND SONS „ .FUNERAL HOME 926 N. Capitol-Av Phone LI-7115 PERSONAL SERVICE W. T. BLASENGYM MAIN OFFICE 2226 SHELBY-ST _ _ _ DR-2570 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME ' 1934 W. MICH-St. _ BE-1934 FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N._Meridian-st TA-1839 "" FLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 W. Fall Creek Drive TA-4400 G RIN STEINER'S 522 E. Market G. H. HERRMANN 1505 S. EAST-ST. DR-6477 HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware LI-3828 ~ „ lauck funeraTThome 1458 .SLJ Weridiar DR-2140; DR-3210 ___Where better funerals cost less" GEORGE McCARTY FORTVILLE INDIANA Proffitt & Hamilton Economy Funeral Home Highest Quality—Superior Service TA-0162 3040 N. Illinois-st TA-3241 ROYSTER & ASKIN '" 1902 N. Meridian-st TA-0299 2501 E. 10th—2522 W. Wash. SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 948 _ IL_ Ulinois-St LI-5409 GEO. W." USHER „ FUNERAL HOMES 2614 W. WASH.-ST BE-0148 1719 N. CAPITOL-AV _ TA-1719 J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect-St. DR-0321. DR-0322 9 Lost and Found REWARD for return of lap robe at Butler Fieldhou.se, Thursday night. WA-1749-J. LOST billfold. L. M. Dennv passes and money. Keep money for reward. CH--5960. LOST—Saturday. Boston terrier, male; wearing harness, collar. "Buster." Reyard. CH-6154. LOST—Black fur coat collar, Sunday 1-2 a. m.. in United Cab. Reward. 655 N. BevUle. LOST—Black purse, containing glasses on Kessler-blvd., New Year’s. Reward. TA--0784. STRAYED police dog. female', wearing tan 206f? r Wlth lock * Sundav - Reward. LIBRIEF case, zipper. HANCOCK INSURANCE SALES portfolio, 407 Odd Fellow' Bldg Reward. HU-3143. SAVE on vour want ad cost—use Times Economy Want Ads. Just phone—Rl-5551—and say adtaker 11 Personals K. E. H. PLEASE COME. MOTHER. HAIR CUT. shampoo, finger wave, all 3 for 25c. ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD.. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. T L _ I NTERNATIONAL Charm BeauI Ity School. FREE Finger Wave 1 1 *or Marcel. 342 E. Wash. St. fENTR A L GIVES FREE Eyebrow Arch RHEUMATISM. Neuritis. Aches and Pains auickly relieved with Wintergreen Tablets absolutely guaranteed write for free literature. THE KEENE DRUG CO.. k Ohio-sts. Indianapolis. Ind. It’s The Times For Results Want Ad Headquarters—Rl-5551 13_Business Services BASEMENTS REBUILT * BASEMENTS built and made dry. UNIVERSAL WATER-PROOFING CO. CH--6397. 4330 E. 16th. BEDDING REPAIR PILLOWS, comforts, mattresses sold, renovated and made like new. E. F. BURKLE. 431 Mass.-av. RI-6695. ELECTRICAL SERVICE 30-DAY special on base receptacles installed. All appliances repaired. Call me for estimates. TA-1147. FURNACE SERVICE PARTS for all makes stoves and furnaces, water coils. 905 Ind. LI-1178. FURNITURE REPAIR “ CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in cane. hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0533. MATTRESSES, MADE OVER MATTRESSES renovated; ~also" mad* into Innerspring by experts. RI-2347. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS EXPERT repairs on all musical instruments, CARLIN MUSIC, 211 BAND and orchestra instruments repaired expert, guar. work. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penn. LI-5513 MOVING, TRANSFER, STORAGE PACKING. shipping?"part load shipments. All loads Insured; return loads wanted. OTTO J. SUEBZ. RI-6561-3628. Nite. CH--0699-W. ~ PAINTING HAVE your painting, decorating done while prices are low. 808 RICKETTS. HE_4523. PAPERHANGING A-I PAPERHANGING,~IOc roll! Plaster patching. steam removing. IR-4182. A-l PAPERHANGING—Steam removing, cleaning, plastering, painting: reasonable. References; prompt service. CH--0796. SERVICE AND PARTS DEPTS. SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER for economy and satisfaction in repairs and lubrication. BESURE! BE SAPE! BE SMART! DODGE WEISBMAN MOTORS. 2210 E. Wash. Phones—Par. CH-5826: nite. DR-5117 PONTIAC L WOLF AUTO~Cai ’ 534 N. Capitol. Phones—Day. RI-3087: night LI-4816. SEWER CLEANING The ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER will clean your stopped sewers. Bave money and time. BONDED CO.. RI-5733.

14 Schools, Instruction STUDY clasees for home women; art of conversation, self-expression, psychologyapplied. physical activities, etc OPENTNG NOW. Y. W C A. RI-5471. I HAVE a special class for children who can not attend public schools Rates reasonable. Address. MRS WHARTON. REGISTRATION week of Jan. 6. Plenty of positions open for those who can qualify. Better vourself bv attending night school. CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COILEGE. 3rd floor. Roosevelt-bldg. RI--9535. 20 Help Wantea, Female white; care three shlldren; stay nights; $4, references. WANTED White woman; housework: help with 3 children: good home; reasonable wages. 3847 Spann. $5.00 CASH for names of students who enroll. ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD.. 401 _ Roosevelt Bldg. * WANTED—White, over 18; housework: morning, evening week-ends; small sal- - B r s L.? nd home 3847 Spann. GIRL—2O-35, general housework, care of child, na laundry, no cooking, room, board. Small wage. 3852 Broadway. _ WA-2521-R. SHOULD YOU FAIL to find the position you want in this column, may we suggest you uste an inexpensive ad of your own under "Situations Wanted"—4 days cost as little as 65c. and in most cases results in connections. Calt MISS PAGE at Riley 5551 or come in to The Times, Want Ad Headquartters. FOR results at lowest cost use Times Economy Want Ads Phone RI lev 5551. 21 Help W anted, Male SALESMEN WANTED WITH CARS. 2929 E. WASH_-ST. HAW modern country bungalow, give reduced rent, reliable couple interested _ chick in raising. Times Box 113 WANTED —Men, ages 35 to 50 for easv sales work in nearby towns. Home every night. For details address Times. Box 167. TWO USED CAR salesmen: must be experienced; best proposition in town with fast growing sales organization. Cali Mr. Brown. LI-4455, for appointment. WANTED—Young man. 21 to 25 years of age. .high school graduate. Must have good past employment record. Position pays salary and is permanent for right man. Give complete details in letter. Box 111. Times. O’ YOU DON’T FIND the position you're looking for here, try an inexpensive Times "Situation Wanted” ad —four days cost as little as 65c—and may And just the connection you want. Call MISS Page. Riley 5551, The Times. Want Ad Headquarters. Buy by the word and save. Times Want Ads—low as IViC. Call Rl-lev 5551 22 Salesmen—Agents SALESMAN—To call on Marion County farmers and suburban residents, prefer ■ man living near rural district. State age. experience and make of car. Position pays small salary and commission. Box 110. Times. 23 Situations, Female EXPERT beauty operator; can quality as manager; 10 years' experience. Times. Box 112. DAY or week work for ladies, common labor for men. Day or week. General house cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH CENTER. INC. LI-5860. _ 24 Situations, Male JUST 20c A DAY" A 10-word ad will appear under this classification for as low as 20c a day cash with erder. Come to Tfie Times office. 214 W. Maryland, one sauare from Illinois and Washington-sts down Kentucky-av and let us help vou secure a lob. 25 Instructions for Empl. IF YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH or PAINT, write for Free Talent Test and Art Book Give ag** and occupation. Box 109. Times. FOR results at lowest cost use Times Economy Want Ads Phone 5551. 30 Rooms for Rent $2.50, RUCKLE. 3012—Pleasant front room, near bath; hot water, privileges. HA--1091-R. ALABAMA. N., 2154—Share modern apartment with business couple. City heat. Garage optional. BELLEFONTAINE, 1011—Two fronr'ad.ioining rooms. Walking distance of Real Si!k._ RI-3740. CAPITOL. 3409 N.—Attractive front room; twin beds. Girls preferred. Board optional. HA-2779-R. CAPITOL. N., 3163—We1l furnished, warm, cheerful room. Nice private home. Reasonable. HA-0775. CAPITOL, N., 3502—Attractive; large closet; good heat; hot water; refined home. TA-7141. CENTRAL AND 23RD, E. 421—Warm front room: home privileges; meals optional. HA-0117-W. DELAWARE, 2024 N.—One room, nicely furnished. Good heat. Garage optional. Phone. ILLINOIS. N., 3732—53.50; private home: running water; hot water; heat; garage. HA-3858-M. ILLINOIS. 1036 N.. APT. 6—Room, next bath. Gentleman. Good heat. Brivate home. _ Reasonable. Call after 5 p. m. LA SALLE. N., 1021—Room, twin beds; beautifully furnished; kitchen privileges; garage. CH-1475-R. NEW JERSEY. N., 2361 Nicely furnished room; twin beds; $2.50 for one. TA-5841. NORTH, 2600—Attractive bedroom; gentlemen: garage optional; steam heat; Central carline. HE-3898. TALBOTT. N.. 2011—Clean. ' well heated room, private home and entrance; gentleman. HA-3406-R. WOODRUFF PLACE. 957 Middle Drive. Two sleeping rooms, downstairs. For ladies. CH-4249. 24TH, E„ 515—53.00; nice room next bath; steam heat; widow’s home L HE-1494. ROOM in lovelv private home, adjoining bath, shower. Private entrance; garage. HU-6288.

31 Rooms with Board DELAWARE. N.. 1656 -Front room: twin beds; good meals; home privileges; reasonable: bus line. 16TH, W„ 2816—Warm room, home cooking: private family: modern; near transportation. BE-4195-M. 32 Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. 505 N.—Clean rooms; furnace heat; phone: $2.50 week. Everything furnished. ALABAMA, N., 1838—Furnished. nice kitchen, sink, hot water, clean; splendid heat. BROADWAY. 1134—Two. clean, warm rooms. $3.50; large front room. $2.50. DELAWARE. 2016 N.—Larg*e room: next bath; built-ins: private entrance; two employed. HA-1786-M. LEXINGTON. 802—Furnished light housekeeping rooms: >2.50. NEW JERSEY, N.. 226—Sleeping and housekeeping rooms. Steam heat; hot water. RI-4145. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1215—Two connecting hot water; private entrance; sleeping room. LI-3180. OLNEY, N., 1944—Tw0, three rooms, board men; good heat; private entrance; utilities. PARK. 1118—One large room and kitchenette. furnished; private entrance; good heat. PARK. 1655—Three front rooms: in-a-door bed; $6,50. Two rooms. $5 Warm PROSPECT. 2008—One large housekeeping room, furnished. Also sleeping room. Reasonable; DR-6681-R. SPANN. 1532—Tw0 modern rooms: private home: quiet, congenial: near bath. DR- __ 2223-W. SUMMIT, N., 237—Nice room; steam heat; modern: private entrance. RI-3871. WASHINGTON E.. 1607—One room, lavatory. running water. Warm. Adults. Reasonable. LI-9103. NINTH E.. 616—Two. clean. cheerful rooms for housekeeping; modern; utilities: reasonable: phone. i9TH. 136 W.—One. two-room apartments; good heat; utilities. Sleeping room. TA--6255. 33 Hotels HARBOUR HOTEL rooms: hot. cold water. Low rates. CENTRAL HOTEL— 3311T~DELAWARE-8T —Strictly modern outside rooms; Transient and weekly rates HOTEL FREDERICK—4SB E. WashTngtonst. Steam heated rooms. $2.50 week up. Running water, tubs, showers. HOTEL ANTLERS “ Offers all comforts. Ultra modern note’ service as low as $2 a day, $lO a week. 759 N. Meridian. LI-2351. 34 Apartments , Unfurn. ALABAMA. 2044 N.—6 rooms, hardwood floors, gas range; heat, water, garage: _upper duplex. FALL CREEK BLVD., 321 X—Lower fives room apartment: Frigidaire: cedar closets. HU-5656. NEW JERSEY. N. 1203—Efficiency apartment; private bath; in-a-door bed Frigidaire. LI-3122 _ 817 N. NEW JERSEY Two bedrooms; 5-room modern apartment in good condition; heat and water furnished: S3O. RI-6571. SECURITY TRUST CO IN BEAUTIFUL WOODRUFF " Four large rooms; large porch: on ftrat floor: $42.50. 926 Middle-dr, Woodruff. CH-6254 BEDROOM AFARTMXNT^SJ Attractive modern building. One vacancy. Util., frig. 4001 E. Washington. HUGGLER. 10th and Broadway, 1 and 2 bedrooms; newly decorated; utilities, adults. Indianapolis Rental Agency Furn. and unfurn. arts. Free service sad transportation. U-W52.

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3i Apartment *, Vnturn. 6PftkMN‘(RtNr6t.B'J€flO Apartments in all parts of the cltv; free transportation to in-pert C*l! HE-1328. DOUGLAS COURT. 2101-03 Blvd. Place. Heat light, gas and water. Sea euitodla# In apt aft. M E. MOLLOY. GENERAL APTS. 108 E. 13th: bedrm . $42 50; furn.. $55 00 1433 N Penn : bdrm. $47 50 2035 N Meridian; 1 bdrm . $45; 2 „ bedrms. $55 00 22 5V \ermnr,r-* LI-2430 35 Rouses, Unfurnished $9—1414 ST PETER—4-room bungalow; semi-modern; good condition. HU-3623_ $9; GOODLET. 908 .W. 10th can— Four rooms: semi-modern. DR-4206 $12 —McKIM. 138 S.—Nice 6-room double; semi-modern; newly papered. WA-1865. sl4—Five-room semi-modern: good condition: water paid; stoves furnished. DR-4145-J SI6—HAMILTON." 426 N.—NICE FIV* ROOM DOUBLE; MODERN. IR-3683. $17.50 Water paid. 2619 Guilford; five rooms; modern; hot water heat. HE-4987 $18; FIVE-ROOM modern: newlv decorated. Water paid. E Morris. 57 DR--6480. S2(V—SANGSTER. 4235-—5-rootn modem bungalow; A-l. Extra lot. garage. LI--1107. ___ S2S—NEAR BUTLER—6-room modern double. Redecorated; finished floors: garage. _ WA-3730-M S27.SO—SCHOFIELD. 526—Lovelv modern five-room bungalow; garage: water paid. TA-1571. 1721 N. ALABAMA—Bungalow, long living room. 3 bedrooms, double garage. $25. HU-4813. ALABAMA. 2437—4 bedrooms; modern; long living room; hardwood floors; s2l. TA-2702. BEECHER ST, 408—Six-room modern, $13.50; water paid. SOiTAU.’’ RI--4018. BRIGHTWOOD—6 rooms; 4 rooms: modern; good condition; garage; very reasonable. RI-3759. GRACELAND. 3236—Five room, modern, newly decorated; garage: Shortridge and Butler. HA-2460. MORRIS. W„ 1753—Five-room modern half double, furnace, garage; water paid: S2O. OXFORD. N. 558—6-room modern double, breakfast room, built-in features, garage, water paid, excellent condition. TALBOTT, 2526. N.—Desirable "5-room modern single in good condition; vard; $22.50. LI-7361. C. C. GROVE. 44 Vir-ginia-av. COLORED —1600 north: $10: six rooms, semi-modern. Will redecorate. Near schools WA-2376 FOR COLORED Highland. 1936—7 rooms, mod., sing.; good condition; suitable for roomers. Reduced to $18.50. J. S. CRUSE. INC. RI--6412, 36 Furnished Places $35: NORTH 400<V-Unusual 3-rm prL apt.; util.. Frigid., gar. Others. WHITE. TA-4633. 25 N. HIGHLAND—3 nice warm rooms! utilities; close in. Adults. $5 50. N. ILLINOIS, 2816—One-room efficiency apartment; all utilities; constant hot water: reasonable. KENWOOD. 2235—3 rooms: kitchenette! bath, modern apartment: utilities. Accommodate 4; $8 Rl-2234. STEELE-ST. 1537—C0r. Mass.-av; 4-room, bath; clean, good heat; water and utilities included. $30.00 _ RI-6368 C. A HUFF. WA-2181. ROOMING HOUSE—WeII furnished: $26 month. Call DR-6439. 39 E. Adler. 38 Rent Suburban, Farms MODERN, four rooms, breakfast room, basement, 1 acre. 8 miles northwest. _WA-0342. SUBURBAN FOR RENT Lot 23, Quillen Acres. Camby, 6-rm. single; sl2. Call GREGORY k APPEL. INC. LI-7491. 39 Business Property RESTAURANT and living rooms, modern? 10 miles west of Richmond; cheap. TA--3300. RESTAURANT, living rooms; 10 mileT west of Richmond; cheao. Inquire 2254 Central. Washington, w., S32o—Lyndhurst bus£ ness center; nice, modern, store room, 18x40; large front parking space; $17.50; water paid. HU-4176. RECEIVER S SALE-FINE APTS On 34th. S. E. car. Carrollton and S. W. cor. Guilford. Two modern apts. All rented, in fine condition: must be sold. BOYD M RALSTON. Rec.. 150 E Market. CHICKEN DINNER and picnic grounds, 17 acres timbered tract with all necessary buildings, large dance hall, dining room, steam heated; located just south of Garfield Park on paved street. JENNINGS BROTHERS, 28 S. Illinoisst. 45 Business Opportunities FILLING STATION, restaurant. postoff;c->. grocerv store, garage; all one building; 2 modern tourist cabins. M. C. LOCKE Bridgeport. Ind. . BE-3713-2. LUNCH CAR; well equipped: close in; factory district; SIOO down. Rooming house. 11 rms.; low rent; full of roomers. Only $l5O down. THOS. J. LEWIS CO.. 149 _N. Del. RI-2663. GOLD AND SILVER mines prospering never before; will give one-half interest in lease for compressor installation and dovelopment; heart of Colorado gold belt. MR. ADAMSON. 5627 Julian Ave. Apt. 18. IR-4686. 46 Securities We Buv and Sell " " BUILDING AND LOAN STOCKS NEWTON TODD 415 LEMCKE BLDO. WE PAY CASH FOR COUPONB"FROM FLETCHER AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK CERTIFICATES OF BENEFICIAL INTEREST. N. LEONARD COHEN k COMPANY. 206 INSURANCE BUILDING. 8 E. MARKET-ST. 47 Houses and Lots ho t me near 34th and Clifton? ORCHARD AV.—3600 blk., 7-room modern? _ large lot; Court Sale; make offer. Rl-7017. INVEST SIOO in one of our homes? balanci re nt- See L. G. Miller. J. S. CRUSE. _ INC. RI-6412. 128 N. Delaware. FIVE-ROOM cottage. Clear. Northeast’ _ MARCY. RI-2092* 750 ' W ° nh * 2o °° B *2snn- *™n U w E ~ 9 u° oms - *emi-modern: 5273°’ down, balance like rent. LIRRAL A rentals - insurancC *w. A. rKANKE. E KIRK McKINNEY CO . INC I*TH, 2815 E.—s-room modern, bargain price. $2250. S2OO cash; balance $J<) 50 per mo. HARNESS k CLINE, 119*3 N Alabama. LI-9220. "• , 1311 w — ,,! ’ or colored.) Nice bungalow. Small down pavment tv m D S ’ , HD - 5: ”9 ALLISON TY CO. Realtors. RI-2368 LA 7 & 3E ’„ Irvin8 ‘ on Hom e. wooded lot? 200 x 208 chicxen house, garage, fruit, flower* $12,000, take *4,000 cash. Clear. J-SOLTAU" RlToiV‘° n t 0 1844 Dexter St. Near Riverside Park. 5-room bungalow i??n- b £ en placed in Perfect condition Kmodr or wt!l accept B. * 736i ,OCk Mr C rJli Grove * 4 Virginia-av. LI. 7361 Mr. Dahlman CH 7331 SSO DOWN, $7 PER MONTH * Good 5-room cottage on paved street; Oh.o- C t ar lin * Bnd S ' hool ’ See 1441 W. MR. CLAYTON. RI-7471. FIDELITY TRUBT CO UNUSUAL BARGAIN ’ !„£? t r. a Rood home. La Salle near Michs J oom - large kitchen. 3 ifr.Re bedrooms with 2 closets each. Complete basement, nice yard. 2-car garage. Price only *3500 Terms Mr B “rgea RI-9388 IR-6102. • _AMERICAN ESTATES CO. REALTORS 48 Sale Suburban, Farms BE SURE—Of your title. Demand an stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO.. 155 E. Market-st. Union Title Bldg. IJiDI2 miles northwest: 5 room house: garage, with 3‘ 2 acrea. - Court sale: make offer RI-7017. 58 A. ADJ. MUNICIPAL PORT r " Tfi.s sp.endid acreage adjoins the alroort on the north and the Vandalia R R. nH-l he c* outh L °d Jv 15800 This >* * low RALSTON j££ urbßn *round BOYD M. 49 Real Estate Exchange MODERN 6-room Broadwav home for = M er Rl°-?0i 8 . SOLTAU - ' 55 Beer Equipment ~ KING'S I “Fixtures Complete ” \ / Think of It—W> Have It \ / Designers and Builders la Anvthmg of Metal and Wood. Complete Line of China, I Glass. Silverware. Pool tables, complete ..SSO 90 / New Chairs gj* / i 7* b1 ** .$3 25 / \ Low Prices—Sold on Payments / \ CHROME FURNITURE. \ , Pf-i v t ry Anywhere. \ 1617-31 Southeastern N. DR-3578