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IMPORT FOLK TO DON PIONEER DRESS JULY 4 Park With Lincoln Village and Lake Is to Be Dedicated. Timm Sprrial ROCKPORT, Ind., April 10.— Dedication of a new lake, a community recreation center and four cabins in Lincoln pioneer village will feature ‘‘the Lincoln country summer festival” here July 4. The celebration is sponsored by the Spencer County Historical Society. WPA labor is being used to prrpare the project. The four-acre lake will contain an artificial island, 200 feet in diameter, which will be the site of a shelter house, dressing rooms, a Girl Scout cabin and a reproduction of an old corn mill complete with water wheel. In addition, a reproduction of the flatboat on which Lincoln journeyed to New Orlean in 1828 is being built. Statues of the Emancipator and Allen Gentry, who ipade the trip with him, are to be placed on the boat. The four cabins are to include the five-room log home of Daniel Grass, Spencer County’s first settler and a member of the Indiana constitutional convention; the old Pigeon Baptist Church at Lincoln City, and two cabins in which the Lincoln family lived in Indiana for 14 years. During the celebration the village Is to be populated with characters dressed in the style of the cabin’s original occupants. CRAWFORDSVILLE TO DISREGARD ORDINANCE City to Hold Law in Abeyance Pending Hearing. The city of Crawfordsville today agreed to hold in abeyance its ordinance prohibiting the parking of vehicles peddling commodities until April 23, when Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell is to hear evidence in Injunction proceedings against the ordinance. The National Baking Cos. today charged that the ordinance was discriminatory and that its drivers were the only one arrested under the regulation. City officials told Judge Baltzell that the baking firm's drivers would not be arrested on charges of violating the ordinance pending the hearing here.

CITY GIRL, 10, IS DEAD: HURT IN TRUCK MISHAP Dorothy Strohmeyer Is ThirtyNinth Marion County Victim. Funeral services were to be arranged today for Dorothy Strohmeycr, 10, daughter of Mr. anu Mrs. Albert Strohmeyer, 1128 Ba-con-st, who died last night of automobile injuries. Her death at City Hospital of Injuries received March 25 was the thirty-ninth auto fatality in Marion County since Jan. 1. The handle of a door of a truck driven by Clarence Fainter, 49, Greenwood, struck the child on the head as she ran against the moving vehicle, according to police.

LABOR OPENS DRIVE TO RE-ELECT ROOSEVELT Non-Partisan League to Center Ac- ; tivities in East. By I’nilrd Z'rrj NEW YORK. April 10.—Organized labor’s drive to re-elect President Roosevelt was launched today in four pivotal industrial states. The campaign to line up votes lor the New Deal will be under the direction of the newly formed Labor’s Non-Partisan League and was opened by Sidney Hillman, president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers. last night. Present activities will be centered in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and New York. The league is backed by a group of unions affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. FALLS 60 FEET, LIVES TO RELATE HIS STORY Worker Tlunges From Stack. Lands on Shed; Loses Teeth. li )/ Vnilrd Prrts CINCINNATI. 0., April 10.—Joseph Hurst, Lawrenceburg, Ind., laborer, lisped through broken teeth today the unusual story of how it feels to fall 60 feet and live to tell about it. Hurst was being hoisted to the top of an 80-foot smokestack to make some repairs when the block and tackle pulled loose 20 feet from the top. Hurst arched through the air and landed on top of a low shed. His only injuries were a few bruises, a leg wound and loss of several teeth. SENATE HEARS RITTER DEFENSE TESTIMONY Witnesses for Accused Jurist Called to Testify Today. Bn l ulled I‘rcgg WASHINGTON, April 10.—Defense witnesses were called today in the Senate impeachment trial of Federal Judge Halsted L. Ritter, charged with “high crimes” and misdemeanors in office. House managers who completed prosecution evidence late yesterday, hope to conclude the case next week. Defense counsel indicated their evidence probably would be concluded by Monday. Final arguments may be completed by Wednesday and a decision rendered by the 96 Senators sitting as “judges” late in the week. SOCIETY TO GIVE DANCE Schwabenverein to Stage Easter Ball Tomorrow. The Indianapolis Schwabenverein (Swabia Society) is to stage its annual Easter ball tomorrow night at the Liederkranz Hall, 1417 E. Washington-st. Fritz Wetzel is president of the society and John Koch is in charge of the dance. Willy Blumhardt’s orchestra is to play, and several specialty and comedy numbers are to be presented by Paul Tlrnu.

G.O.P. A.8.,’36 By United Vrm* WASHINGTON, April 10.— Republicans can match the New Deal professor for professor today and the G. O. P. is at least one up in possession of a bona fide brain trust generalissimo in Dr. Olin Glenn Saxon, A. B. Harvard. T 4. LL.D., ’l7. and honorary M. A. Yale. '3l. The New Deal brain trust has been minus a full general since Prof. Raymond Moley resigned to run a hotel and a magazine. Half a dozen professors of economics, public finance and sociology are enlisted in Dr. Saxon s research division of the Republican National Committee. The Republican brain trust has been set up to analyze three years of the New Deal and, in the words of Dr. Saxon, to expose its “fallacies.”

STATE POLICE MOVE QUARTERS Police Unit to Be Built Near Valparaiso, Officials Say. Removal of the State Police barracks at Michigan City and the state police radio station at Culver to Valparaiso will be made soon, officials of the State Safety Department have announced. Under the present plans, a modern barracks is to be erected at the intersection of U. S. Rroad 30 and State Road 2 east of Valparaiso. The building also to be quarters for the Northwestern Indiana radio unit. Previously, plans had been made to construct a radio station-barracks at Michigan City, but a survey of the soil in the vicinity of Lake Michigan revealed that it was not adaptable to underground radio equipment. The Culver station now is in quarters given the state by Culver Military Academy. State officials said the present location has proven ‘unusually satisfactory” but that the unit should be located farther to the northwest.

FURTHER INFLATION IS DUE, RANKER SAYS Local Optimist Club Hears Case Edwards. A prediction that the full force of inflation will be felt in the United States within 10 years was voiced today by Case Edwards, New York banker, in an address to Optimist Club members at their weekly luncheon in the Columbia Club. Specking on “How to Hedge Against Inflation,” Mr. Edwards dealt with the history of and reasons for inflation, discussed the present situation, and gave a nottoo optimistic picture of the future. “The present situation is a direct aftermath of the World War, and in my opinion we are due for much further inflation within the next 10 years,” Mr. Edwards said. He was introduced by Clarence Robinson. Nine directors of the club were to be elected following the luncheon. UNION LEADER CRITICAL OF OVERTIME CLAUSE Real Silk Provisions Held Not Necessary by Truman. Criticism of an overtime agreement between the Real Silk Hosiery Mills and the Workers’ Co-opera-tive Union as announced in the Real Silk Worker was voiced today by Walter Truman, district manager. American Federation of Hosiery Workers. “Overtime is not needed in the hosiery industry,” Mr. Truman said, "as the manufacturers are producing more hosiery than the genera! public now consumes.” Branch 35 of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers is to meet at 10:30 tomorrow morning in Castle Hall. COLUMBUS CLUB ELECTS Golf Group Renames Harlan Foulkc as President. Timm Special COLUMBUS, Ind., April 10.— Harlan Foulke has been re-elected president of the Columbus Golf Club. Other officers are Irwin Miller. vice president; Frank N. Richman, secretary, and Meredith Lienberger. Forma! opening of the club, which will be under the management of R. J. Dickey, Is to be April 19. Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses (Incorrect addresses freaaentl? are tlren to the Marriage License Bureau deliberately. The Tunes in printing the official list assumes no responsibility lor the accuracy of aucb addresses, i Lionel N. Sweet. 22. of 619 Bernard-av. truck driver, and Dorothy J. Bryan. 20 R , L Box 317. stenographer. William E. Wentz. 22. Dublin, Ind. ! !£ uck , d li ve J- Margaret J. Cartwell. -3 of 528 E Market-st. housekeeper. Edwin A. Jeffries, 39. Davton. O . salesi man. and Mary A. House. 30. ol 3034 N New Jeresy-st. clerk. Raymond F. Baily. 25. of 1450 Centrals''. shipping clerk, and Ruby C. Brown, j 23. of 1262 S. Harding-st. factory worker. Lloyd A. Acton. 33, Muncie. Ind.. opti- ! can, and Pauline A. Myers, 23. of 2145 Shelby-st. machine operator. John S. Dearmin. 23. of 1528 Woodlawni n } e !L cu iJ er - and Marguerite Ashcraft. 18. of 3804 N. Illinois-st. stenographer. ! Robert S. Bates. 24 of 3755 Ruckle-st. ; chief of section. United States Treasury Department, and Mary E. Fittz, 23. of j 5330 Ohmer-av. clerk. i Edward Dolan. 21. of 108 E. St. ClairI st, musician, and Fern Murohv. 22. of 543 i N. Exeter-st. cashier., Albert J. Kettler. 32. of 6135 Ewingi st. instructor, and Jean Richardson. 29 ' of 5930 Coilege-av. social worker. Birth? Bovs Joseph. Mildred Buchanan. 2433 E. ! Walker. Marvin. It ha Skaggs, 2351 Massachusetts. Edward. Louise Edwards. Coleman. Arthur. Irene Hall, Coleman. Albert. Roberta Jenkins. Coleman. , Ray. Helen Kelley, Coleman Floyd. Helen f thouse, Coleman i George. Margaret Scott. Coleman. Girls Ivan. Gladys Ulmer. 401 Deeds. Roosevelt. * nest Capps 515 Birch. Charles. Ameaa Dumas. 1319 8 Meridian. ; Thomas. Beatrice Marcum. 230 Beauty. | Russell. Maxine Abdon, Coleman Paul. Elizabeth Browning Coleman. Will. Doris Graves. Coleman. I William, Alice Mitchell, Coleman. Deaths ! Charles Lee Ooen. 84. at 3055 N. Meridian, pleural pneumonia. Harry Luther Grigsby. 65. at 28 N Ham- ! ilton. apoplexy. Asra Otto McKinley. 87. at 312 E. Washi mgton, coronary occlusion.

Vital Statistics Deaths Emma Mav McCaslin. 83. at 258 N. Addison. chronic myocarditis. Caroline Robinson, 53. at 2448 Shriver, chronic nephritis. Alice A. Forrest, 88. at 1011 Central, arteriosclerosis Evangeline Partee. 33 at 2324'i Cornell, pulmonary tuberculosis Verlin Cla<- 50. at City, edema of lugs. Came E "Shank, 72. at 1367 Healing, chronic myocarditis. Edward A. Smith. 71. at 1215 Ewing, chronic myocarditis. Tilford Fitzpatrick. 49. at City, accidental. BI'nDINR PERMITS Carl and Wilma Briendl. 1029 Yoke-st. *3500, erect one-storv brick veneer dwelling. Carl and Wilma Briendl. 1029 Yoke-st. *350. erect two-car brick veneer garage. McCullough Agencv. 109 N. Glastone-av. *l6O. wreck old shed and build garage. H L. Horton Cos. 3326 Ruckle-st. *IOO. miscellaneous repairs. . „ Emmett Twigg. 851 S. Sheffieid-av. *4OO. addition to rear of dwelling. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Suess. 2528-30 N. New Jersey-st. *125. reroof dwelling and Mr and Mrs. Joseph Suess. 2536 N. New Jersev-st. *125. reroof dwelling John Kline. 2709 E. St. Clair-st. *BOO. alterations and repairs. Horace Hill. 19 S. Catherwood-av. *I2OO. addition to rear of dwelling. _ Kroger Grocery and Baking Cos.. 2829 E. lOth-st. *SO. Install three electric services. J McLeod. 3849 Central-av. *3O. install electric range. Edward Lustagartin. 2762 Princeton-pl. *3O. install electric water heater. E. A. Murphy. 2931 Talbott-st. *3O. install electric range. , Ed Kreglor. 6024 Winthrop-av. *4O. install new electric fixtures. H. Brown. 853 W. 25th-st, *4O. rough-in electric work. White Castle System. 650 Fort Wayne-av. *4O. install electric motors and fixtures. Metro-Golavn-Maver Corp . 621 N. Illi-nois-st. *325, install electric circuits and fixtures. ' 2 Cards of Thanks HOOVER —We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended during the illness and death of our husband, father and grandfather, Charlie Hoover. We especially thank the sisters, doctors and nurses of the St. Francis Hospital. Also Dr. Johnson and Dr. Hanna of Ben Davis, the employes of the Indiana National Bank and the Link Belt shipping dept., members of “On the Sunnyside” chapter, Rev. Kendall for his consoling words, and Funeral Director George W. Usher. Wife., Sadie, son Charles and family. 3 Deaths —Funerals Indianapolis Times, Friday, April 10, 1936. BRAUN—Katherine (nee Weber), Friday, 1 a. m,, wife of Charles F. Braun, mother of Charles A.. Bernard W., Leo L., William L. and Joseph O. Braun, Mrs. Frank Wuensch and Mrs. John Goedecker, sister of John J. and Peter J. Weber, Mrs. Hugh Gallagher and George H. Weber of El Paso, Tex. Funeral from the late home, 1308 E. Kelly-st, Monday, 8:30 a. m.. St. Catherine’s Church, 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Altar Society. LAUCK SERVICE. CLARKE—GIenn Reed, of 2322 Stuart-st, beloved wife of Edward A. Clarke, and mother of Mrs. Elizabeth M. McAdam, Mrs. Margaret C. Nowling, Viva, Tressie, Jean. John E.. Arthur R. and Richard P. C'larke; daughter of John L. Reed Sr., sister of John L. and Lowell Reed, departed this life Wednesday, age 49. Funeral Saturday. April 11. at the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 2530 Stationst.. 2 p. m. Burial Memorial Park. Friends invited. CURTNER—LouIie, age 68 years, passed away Thursday, April 9, at her home in Sunshine Gardens, southwest of Indianapolis. Funeral services Saturday. April 11. 2 p. m. at the residence. Friends invited. Burial Plainfield, Ind. EYTC'HISOK—Robert D.. beloved father of Albert (deceased). Edward of Carmel, Ind., Mrs. Gertrude Fry of Augusta, Kan., Mrs. Myrtle Agnew of Steubenville, 0., and Mrs. Nellie White, Glen, and Herman of Indianapolis, departed this :ife Thursday, Aprii 9, age 88 years. Funeral Saturday. April 11, at the residence. 2442 N. Olney, 3:30 p. m. Burial Memorial Park. Friends invited. Funeral under the direction of MOORE & KIRK. GRIGSBY—Harry Luther, age 65, beloved husband of Katherine Grisby, passed away at the residence, 26 N. Hamiltonav. Wednesday evening. Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Illinois-st, Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel after noon Friday. HEALEY—John E.. husband of Florence Healey (nee Wolfinger) and brother of Oliver Healey. Indianapolis, and Mrs. Margaret Dexter of New York, passed away at his home. 1147 Shelby-st, Thursday. Anril 9. Friends may call at the J. C. WILSON fc CO. FUNERAL HOME. 1230 ProsDect-st, after 5 p. m. Friday. Funeral IKonday. 9 a. m. at St. Patrick's Church. Woodlawn and Virginia-av. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. MeCOTTER —Frances Elizabeth, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Gage McCotter, and sister of Harold, passed away Thursday morning. Services at the FLANNER fc BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Saturday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Cremation. Friends may call at the mortuary. MUTERSPAUGH—CharIes Rav, age 1 year, beloved little son of Mr. and Mrs. William Muterspaugh, passed awav Thursday evening at 10:45 p. m. Private funeral (because of contagious disease) at the residence. Stop 3'/a. Rockville Road, Saturdav. 2:30 r>. m. Buriai Floral Park. SHIRLEY SERVICE. NEWBY—Maxine Eleanor, age 17. beloved daughter of Claude and Laverne Newby, sister of Claude Jr. and Charles Richard nassed away Anril 9. Funeral services Monday, April 13. at the Grace Baptist Church, corner of Hoyt and Randolphsts. 2 o. m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends mav call at the family residence. 1048 S. Randolnhst. after 6 n. m. Saturday. RUSSELL ABDON SERVICE. OFFl’TT—Aunt. Susie, formerly of Indianapolis and Brownsburg, passed awav in St. Louis. Wednesday evening Funeral from Shirlev Bros. Central C’hapel, 946 N. Illinois-st.. Saturday. 10 a. m. Friends invited. Friends may call at . the chapel. STROHMEYF.R Dorothv Ann. beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Strohmeyer, sister of Alma Louise and Robert W. Strohmeyer. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Storhmeyer and Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Schoch. passed away Thursday evening. April 9. age 11 years. For further particulars call WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

•> Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM 1321-23 W RAY-ST BE-1588 J. J. BLACKWELL AND SONS ” FUNERAL HOME ’26 N Capttol-Av Phona Ll-7115 PERSONAL SERVICE W. I. BLAStNGYM MAIN OFFICE 2226 SHELBY-ST DR-2570 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME ~ 1934 W MICH -ST. BE-1934 PAUL E. DORSEY 3925 E NEW YORK-ST IR-1173 "FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N. Merldlan-st. TA-1835 PLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 W. Fall Creek Drive TA-4400 BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect-st. DR-6307 GRINSTEINER'S 522 E. Market RI-5374 G. H. HERRMANN 1505 S. EAST-BT. DR-4477 HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware LI-3828 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME 1458 S Meaidian. DR-2140; DR-1210 "Where better funerals cost less" GEORGE McCARTY FORTVILLE INDIANA MOORE & KIRK 2530 Stat!on-st. CH-1806-7 TA-6056—8 ROYSTER & ASKIN 1902 N Meridian-st. TA-0299 SHIRLEY BROS. CO 346 N mitvols-st. LI-5409 GEO” W. USHER FUNERAL HOMES 2614 W. WASH.-ST BE-0148 1719 N CAPITOL-AV. TA-1719 J. C. WILSON DR-0321 1230 Prospect-st. DR-0322 8 Monuments MONUMENTS: MARKERS MASOLEUMB In granite and marble. Extensive stock, highest quality workmanship Original designs. Auto service to showroom or cemeterv without obligation RHOADS MEMORIAL STUDIO, CH-4390. 31st and Adams, i Bright wood 9 Lost and Found LOST—TooI box. flares, flags. Jack tools. Call BE-4466. Reward. ROY OSBORNE. LOST—lrish terrier, answers name •'CHIPS." Scar over right eye. Reward. HU-4698. LOST—Brown wallet containing money and identification card. Very liberal reward. RI-4867. LOST—Bluish green blouse. Star Store, Wednesday. Finder leave Star Store, please.

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ENAMEL SPECIAL fill $1.35 ! ; I ENAMEL I| ▼ I —~~ ] Per Gallon This week only!—Other paints and varnishes priced similarly low. GUARANTEED PAINTS STORE 357 W. Washington LADIES AND GENTLEMEN F. &. K. HEALTH BATHS Offers Opportunity to Build Up Your System. Steam Cabinets—Open Steam Rooms Hot Room Tub Baths—lnvigorating Salt Rubs rM —Expert Massaging by long iWf experienced operators —Excellent Beds—Private Rooms for complete relaxation. For appointments or further U information call. Inspection Jg iryvited. '1 Bankers Trust Bldg. 1/ 4 \ 1 Pennsylvania & Ohio-Sts. LI-0863. SPECIAL!! dk “Easter Bunny” Cakes VI For the Kiddies. FRIEHOFER BAKING “See Our Salesman” HWV _ MAYTAG AUTHORIZED DEALER Trade in your old washer. Liberal terms. Sale reconditioned washers. (U 1 Maytag $39.50 lIW-. I I 1 Whirlpool 17.50 Easy Spinner 29.50 fC *22; Others as low as .... 10.00 , ' SB Parts and service for all makes washers and vacuum | \f9 J cleaners. 1900 SALES * ' L ' l ,5, 1 RI.4M, All kinds and varieties of cut flowers PF we deliver anywhere Reasonable Prices G. L. Wiedenhoft 2248 S. Meridian DR-2156 We Are Headed for Stumps Bros. / 5225 S. Meridian-st. . DU - 0308. Sa usage. Country smoked hain. K Pure wholesome A concentratea market—an economical service—Times Want Ads—known sot their result producing power. Phone RI-5551 and sav adtaker--13 Business Services “MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS EXPERT repairs on all musical mstruments. CARLIN MUSIC. 211 Mass.-av. BAND and orchestra instruments repaired, expert, guar. work. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penn. LI-5513 PAPER CLEANING R Paper hanging—paper removed - by steam. PAPER CLEANING, painting; general cleaning; yard work. Free estimates. CH--0511-R. PAPER CLEANING— 50c per room; 14 years experience; for immediate service __cail LANNAN (White). BE-4728. Paper Cleaning Painting BARRETT BROS. Experts. Work guaranteed. PAPER CLEANING A-l; alPwork guar a teed. Served Indianapolis 12 years. CALLENDER. CH-5788. PAPERHANGING, painting P. HENGEN BROS.—Paperhangers. Satisfaction guaranteed. Samples shown. DR-7922. PAPER HANGING and painting. Work guaranteed. Estimates. New samples. HOWARD JINES. DR-4919-J. PAPERHANGING cleaning, painting, by experts; lowest prices; work guaranteed. Fred Short, LI-7071. PAPERHANGING, steaming, general contracting. painting. Reasonable. Free estimates, reference. WILSON & BARKER. CH-4835. PAPERHANGING, cleaning, painting, general repairing, personal service: work _ guaranteed. MR. WILLIS. PAPERHANGING, painting, steam removing: interior decorating. Work guaranteed. CARL C. ADCOCK. DR-3824-M. PAPERHANGING —$2 room kitchens, baths painted; paper removed by steam; guaranteed. BE-1609. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGINGrFIRST CLASS WORK. C. E. SHAUMAN. CH--3763-M. PLASTERING HOLLAND & SULLIVAN, plastering contractors, new. repair, guaranteed. CH--0606. PUMP REPAIRING WE DO MOTOR, air compressor, pump repairing. MIER ELECTRIC, 3525 E. Washington. IR-1151. RUG CLEANING RUGS. *1.80: 3-pc. furniture. 16 50; work guar. JULIAN RUG CLEANERS. LI-9384. W O JONES. INC.—Rubs, carpet cleaning Specialists. 4440 N. Keystone. HU-1366 RELIABLE rug cleaners: 9x12 domesticsl.7s. Furniture cleaning. Work guaranteed. Ch-3532. W. N. FLY RUG CO Specialists in rug and furniture cleaning. 28 ft costs no more. Completely insured. Fluff: chenille rugs from old rugs. 2328 Brookside. CH-2211. TINNING ROOFING TINNING. ROOFING. SIDING. Sheet metal work. Estimates. HARRY MILEY & SON. BE-0436-J. TRUCK RENTALS MOVE yourself or rent anew pleasure car. Low rates. DRIVE IT YOURSELF. INC.. 39 Ky.-av. RI-78 14 Schools , Instruction FREE transportation to indp’s. Enroll now. Royal Beauty Acad.. 401 Roosevelt bldg. NOW IS THE TIME Demand for trained stenogs. is increasing. We guarantee position. Courses in shorthand, typing, dictaphone, accounting, comp. CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE 3rd Floor Roosevelt Bldg. RI-9535. FOR results at lowest cost use Times Economy Want Ads Phone RI lev 5551. 20 Help Wanted , Female SALARY, room, board while in school. _ Royal Beauty_Acad.._4ol Rooseyelt_ DANCERS for Hula show, with or without costume. Ohio Hotel. (Betty. Lucille answer) Room 6, ATTRACTIVE salesladies to travel; salary and commission. NOT house to house. LI-5677. LADIES to distribute sample and take orders. Salary; *8 and bonus. 272 Century Bldg, after 5. EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. INTERESTING PROPOSITION. HE-307L SHOULD YOU PAIL to find the position vou want in this column, may we suggest vou use an inexpensive ad of your own under "Situations Wanted”—4 days cos' as little as 65c. and in most cases resutts in connections. Call MISS PAGE at Riley 5551 or cc.ne in to The Times Want Ad Headouartters 21 Help Wanted , Male WANTED—Experienced bartender. Good wages and hours. 37 S, Illinois-st. WANTED—Extra shoe salesmen: salary Guaranteed. G. R. KINNEY SHOE TORE. 138 E. Washington. WANT experienced manager for old established trucking business. Must invest SISOO. Give particulars. Box 407. Times._ W A MTim Man between ages of 25 LEJU and 45 t 0 flll vacancy ln Prairie Farmer WLS field organization. Good wages and fine chance for advancement to right man. For interview write V EPPERSON, 241 N. Pennsylvania, Indianapolis.

21 Help Wanted , Male WANTED —Boys to deliver Times routes, i an excellent opportunity to earn money ; at the same time gain valuable busi- I ness experience. Apply between 2 p. m. ! and 6 p. m. Times Station. 1520 N. , Alabama. i 23 Situations, Female WANT house work by day; home nights. ! 92 N. Fifth. Beech Grove. DAY or week worx for ladles: common labor for men. Day or week. General House Cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH CENTER. INC.. LI-5860. IF YOU DON’T FIND tna position you're looking for here, try an Inexpensive Times “Situation Wanted” ad—four days ; cost as little as 65c —and mav find lust ! the connection you want. Call MISS Page. Riley 5551. The Timca. Want Ad Headqußrtera 30 Booms for Bent ALABAMA. N.. 932—SLEEPING ROOMB.' CLEAN. MODERN. NEWLY FURNISHED; REASONABLE. CARROLLTON. 1529—Nicely furnished room; private toilet and lavatory. Private RI-3976; CENTRAL. 2407—Front room, near bath; Beautv-Rest; widow's Christian home. HE-1079. DELAWARE. N.. 2024—Front sleeping room, or room, twin beds; private bat HA--4824-J. __ ILLINOIS. 1907 N.—Attractive well ventilated; constant hot water: quiet home: IRVINGTON, 19 Spencer-av.—Widow will share home with couple. IR-4501. JEFFERSON. 328 N.—Nicely furnished front room: one or two; reasonable; busline. CH-5652. 10TH-ST. E, 4716- Front room in private modern home: gentleman preferred; _s3. 11TH. E. 326: $4. Large front room with single beds. Two large closets. iITH. E.. 416 $1.50: large unfurnished room. Private entrance. Walking distance. 24TH. E. 513 —$3; cozy room: next bath; cross-ventilation: widow's home. HE-1494. 30TH.. W., 412—Nice large, sleeping rm.; innerspring mattress; near bath. TA--2286. CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia; ~ clean, modern sleeping rooms, $2.50 up. Housekeeping rooms. WIDOW’S home, connecting sleeping or room and sittingroom. Refined aaults. TA-3666. 31 Booms with Board HAMILTON] N. 1033—Room, board, laundry; private entrance: two gentlemen; $7 each. CH-2616-R. WASHINGTON-BLVD, 3045—R00m, board, 2 business girls; twin beds; reasonable. HA-4706-M. 32 Housekeeping Booms $3 to $7; ILLINOIS, N, 1132—1, 2 or 3room apartments. Sink, range, constant hot water. RI-2942. BROADWAY, 1134—3 large lower rooms, 2 beds, $6; one room, $3. CENTRAL. 1649—Tw0 front rooms, cross ventilation; private entrance; adults: $5.50. HE-4934. ELDER. S.. 20—Two rms. and kitchenette; overstuffed; in-a-door bed. $6.50 week. EUCLID. N., 109—Priv. modern apartment, overstuffed, built-in; phone. E. Washington car. ILLINOIS. N, 2339—0ne. two. three-room apartments, $3.50. $4 $5.50. Laundry room. NEW JERSEY. N., 2042—Front room, kitchenette, range, sink, everything furnished: lovely location. NEW YORK. E„ 4414—0ne. two. three rooms: kitchen privileges; furnished, unfurnished. IR-3085. OLIVE, 1346—3 large front rooms for light housekeeping. Furnished; $6 week. ORANGE, 1814 —Three rooms, private entrance; newly decorated: employed couple: $6.50. DR-2266. PARK-AV, apartment; well furnished; good environment; $5. PENNSYLVANIA. N., 1864—Four-room; living. dining, bedroom, kitchen; Frididaire, _ utilities. WALNUT. 115 E.—Two rooms and kitchenette. Semi-modern; adults. See housekeeper in_basement. TENTH, E., 634—One large room, adjoining bath; everything furnished; private entrance. 11TH.. E., 5 822—Two connecting lower; clean; nicely furnished; priv. entrance; adults. RI-7276. 33 Hotels CENTRAL HOTEL —33 l Delaware; strictly modern outside rooms; transient and MfWy rates. TOURIST INN, 359 W. Washington. Rooms, double, 50c and 75: single. 35c; week, $2. Room service, day or night. Phone, morning calls. And apartments. 34 Apartments , Unfurn. $12.00 SECURES heat, lights, gas. water and 3 rooms at 28 North Oriental. See MTNTYRE. CAPITOL, N„ 1202 —Apt. No. 15: 6-room modern, lieat and janitor service, $25. LI-5596. 6 ROOMS: upper duplex; heat and water. Indianapolis Rental Agency Furn. and unfurn. apts. Free service and transportation. LI-5452. frawew" ftCNrairacSo Apartments in all parts of the city; free transportation to Call jHE-1328. SPINK APARTMENTS 2035 N. Meridian: furn.. unfurn. .. $37.50 to $47.50 111 E. 16th-st.. unfurnished $38.00 108 E. 13th-st. unfurnished $38.00 37 W. 21st. 2 bedrooms $45 00 GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 22 W. Vermont-st. LI-2361. 35 Houses, Unfurnished COLLEGE. 838—Desirable duplex. Reconditioned, garages, yard: suitable for rooming house. RI-1216.

WHO IS IT? Win Guest Tickets to the INDIANA THEATER TO SEE A1 Jolson in “The Singing Kid” Now Playing RULES: Each day The Times will print 8 or more questions about various want ads in the classified columns that day Read the questions, then find the ad that will give you the answer. Each' question must be answered fully giving the name and address of the advertiser. Neatness and originality of presentation will be counted in judging. For the ten best solutions daily The Times will award each a guest ticket. Winners will be announced here daily. Answers to today’s questions must be in not later than 5:00 p. m., Saturday, April 11. TODAY’S QUESTIONS 1 Who is it with LI-2154 adver- *• Using largest truck equipment in town ? 2 15 ho is it offering Mastodon • Everbearing strawberries? 3 Who is it located at 003 Horton • I’lace offering auto painting and general rebuilding? A Who is it located at 400 Mass. “• Ave. paying highest cash prices for wicker sets ! C Who is it located at 2.325 E. Washington St. installing auto glass? 6 Who is it selling used doors. 25c • and 50c, located at 510 S. Delaware ? 7 Who is it does repairing and • • welding located at 427 E. Ohio (rear) ? 8 Who is it on Madison Are who • specializes in valve grinding Bring or mail vour entrv to the Who I s . ItContest Department, The Times. 214 W. Maryland. Indianapolis, Ind. Winners of April 4 Questions 1. Mrs. Oval J. Woods, 1438 Kenning-ton-st. 2. Mrs. Frank Driffill. 3150 Lancaster 3. Mrs. Prank Faulk Jr.. 509 Division. 4. W. L. Yemm, 8180 Burlington-av. 5. Mrs. Daniel L. Elliott, 421 N. Davidson-st. 8. Mrs. Benjamin West, 329 E. Orange-st. 7. Frances E. Van Deveer, 517 N. Denny-st. 8. Miss Alma Finkman, 1328 E. Mar-ket-st. 9. Mrs. Albert Turner. 926 Prospect. 10. Mrs. Wm. R. Belford, 770 N. Wal-lace-st. Winners of April 8 Questions 1. Mrs. Lewis Clayton, 1641 S. Dela-ware-st. 2. Betty Applegate. 6540 Beilefontaine. 3. George Purvis. 1862 Dexter-av. 4. Myrtle Biedenniester. 5864 Dewey. 5. Mildred Bacon, 751 N. Emerson-av. 8. Mrs. Daniel L. Elliott, 421 N. Dav-idson-st. 7. Paul Hutzel. 1123 Dudley-av. 8. Max Ridgeway. Southport. Ind. 9. George Halls worth, 837 Lexington. 10. Mrs. E. E. Flynn, 838 N. Emerson. Winners must call for their prize at Times Want Ad Dept., 214 W. Maryland, before 5:00, Saturday. April 11.

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THE TIMES RENTAL DIRECTORY Apartments Walking Distance From Downtown ADDRESS j SIZE i DESCRIPTION RENIT TTCCrv . Modern comfortable apts : in | jjOOL/a j fj rs t_cUss condition. RI-49R0 530 Mass.-av. I Security Trust Cos. RI-6571 * “ Houses Walking Distance From Downtown MADISON 3 Rms. Heat M nd E W MQ r Li^Y nlshed - ' $25 615 Madison 4 Rms. ch-2,#t $27.50 Marlow, 1209 [ Roo s mg | J 5 CRUSE 1 SIB.OO Apartments North of 9th to 16th Street - GLEN N 'a£den | ciency | SECURITY Trult CO. | $30.00 1530 N. Illinois I E ” p [ c ; \ r u^ m; brea “ fast | $27.50 Apartments North of 16th St r e eT~ 28491/2 Central SSiS; 23 J o w HN oh£: $30.00 P LI-3423. V 04- ttt non TTffi I Ultra modern bldg. Stippled 240 W. 38th ciency ! 5; P^g Cellent condltlon - ; $41.50 Apartments East oono T-i ttt , . I No. 4. Heat and water. JOHN „ 2838 E. Wash. !r- welch & sons. 23 w. $25.00 R -°° ms Ohio LI-3423. v TTT.Y APT . TANARUS, No. 1; close to high school, i; ' 4 t 3 R^ s - stores and transp. J. S. $27.50 471 N. STATE Bath CRUSE, INC. RI-6412. ' U All utilities included at this 20 S. Butler Boo < ms SSTTo ISM?: $30.00 GROVE. 44 Vireinia-av I sirable tenant. LI-7361. C. C. Apartments Furnished 120 E. North Bath’ Maid service. References re- $30.00 quired. The Meridian 2 Rms. Frig, ah utilities. #n n nn 6W. Michigan Bath RI-6368 C. A. HUFF WA-2181 <J>OU.UU 1 4 Rms All util. Extra well furn. 100 < oteeie ot. 4 R ™ s - Goo d heat. S3O 00 Upper Apt. No. 3 aaln RI-6368 C. A. HUFF WA-2181 Houses North 9900 N Canitnl I ’ I Modern. JOHN R. WELCH & I $9- nn IN. | R ooms IsONS. 23 W. Ohio. LI-3423.1 P^O.UU oail -ri rv/v- 10 Modern single rooming house; ei onn 20th, E., 700 10 2 baths. SIB.OO ’ CITY RENTALS. INC. RI-2368 Houses Northeast , x- 4 R m El., gas. inside toilet, sink. 2043 Bloyd singlef f a ” Gregory & APPEL. $12.00 Houses East 23 S. Colorado * ; a ge. a. j. hueber & co„ $17.50 Rooms 144 N. Delaware. ' Houses Suburban 60 S. 11TH-ST. I r I Mod. single: gar. CITY i COO rtn BEECH GROVE | ° I RENTALS, INC. RI-2368. I

35 Houses , Unfurnished S2O. 117 E. 23rd. six room strictly modern; good condition: fenced-in yard. ENGLISH, 1139 —5 rooms, floored attic; paved street and alley at a bargain. JENNINGS BROS.. 28 S. 111.-st. KENWOOD. 2314—Convenient 6 room modern single: 2-car garage; large yard; SIB.OO. LI-7361. C._C._GROVE. 44 Virginia-av. WALCOTT, S. 239—Modern single. sl2. Grace. S, 70; 5 rooms, bath, water paid, sls. 2 acres, close in. small house. $lO. DR-3540-R. RI-1091. MODERN cottage, rent, light, water free; in exchange for one or two-day services; man and wife. HU-4722: 36 Furn. Houses, Apts. $8 WK. Wash. & Emerson (near(l Cozy, priv. 3-rm. apt. Others. WHITE, TA-4633. S4O; RIVERSIDE Golf Links. Beau, bungalow, yd., gar. Others. WHITE TA-4633. ALABAMA, N. 707—Two-room and bath apartment. Everything furnished. $7. CARROLLTON. 2353—Upper 4-room private apartment: very comfortable: garage; reasonable: adults. CENTRAL. 2131—56.50 wk.; lower front; 2 rooms and hall; private bath. HE-4155. CLEAN 3-room semi-modern furnished cottage. DR-5557-M. 6-ROOM HOUSE, garage, lights, water, gas paid; adults, $9. Inquire 719 E. New York. ALL MODERN 3-room n:ccly furnished apartment: private entrance; reasonable. 36-A Resorts and Cottages WHITE RlVEßTTcottage. Write ROSCOE MOFFIT, Carmel. Ind. 38 Bent Suburban Farms ~ ROCKVILLE-RD, 6’b —6 ROOMS AND 40 Wanted to Bent GENTLEMAN wants home north, with congenial private family where he can entertain his friends. Box 404, Care Times. 45 Business Opportunities HAVE CASH FOR RESTA URANT OR ROOMING HOUSE. LI-1945. BEST GROCERY in state, rent *ls month. Clears SSOOO yearly. Price. $2400. MR. MARCY. RI-2092. 46 Securities Building and Loan Stocks SCHLOSS BROS. INV. CO. 137 E. Washington LI-2318 47 Houses For Sale BUNGALOW double, 4 rooms side, home and investment, save all your rent. SI6OO. best terms in city. STEWART & HUDELSON. 506 Inland Bldg.. Rt-8862. REAL ESTATE RENTALS. INSURANCE. R. A. FRANKE RI-2800 _ e l kirk mckinney co.. inc ORCHARD AVE. 3600 BLK —7-room modern; lot 60x320. S2OOO. 215 Indiana Trust BldgE. 68TH, NEAR EVANSTON-AV. SBOO.OO for Deed 6-room mod. bung.: bath, furnace. 50-ft. lot. 2-car gar.: total price. *2500. bal.: sls mo. Mr. Burgess. RI-9388. IR-6102. AMERICAN ESTATES CO . REALTORS. 48 Sale Suburban Farms TWO houses, two and four rooms: lots. SU 00 cash. DR^3O7O-W ; 2010 Madison. 2VA acres, house, chicken house, garage and fruit. Sell or rent. CH-1514. 1514 E. __ Twelfth. _ 32 3 /4 ACRES—Chicken and stock farm. Sixroom bungalow. Kohler light plant. Sell or trade: 35 miles from Indianapolis. 323 E. North. Apt. 2. RI-1855. PITTSBORO. Ind.. 3'i Acres with 5-room house: garage with extra room; fruit trees; SI6OO. RI-7017. 215 Indiana Trust Bldg.

WANT AD RATES The Indianapolis Times AD HEADQUARTERS Lj L D L. Are the Most Economical I I LIX L Want Ad Rates in Town REGULAR ROOMS, SITUATIONS CLASSIFICATION WANTED ADS Minimum, 12 Words. Minimum Charge. 12 Words. 12 words, one day 36c | 12 words. one day 24c 12 words, four days SI.OB 12 words, four days 72c (you pay for only 3) (you pay for only 3) 12 words, seven days SI.BO 12 words, seven days $1.20 (you pay for only 5) 1 (you pay for only 5) —A discount of 10't is given from the above amounts for cash or If bill la paid within seven days from expiration of ad. These rates apply only on ads placed locally. For out-of-town rates write or phone the Classified Advertising Dept, of The Times. Death Notices, In Memoriams, Cards of Thanks 18c Per Line Contract Rates on Application to the Business Office. Telephone Riley 5551

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48 Sale Suburban Farms BE SURE!—Of your title. Demann an abstract prepared by UNION TITLE CO.. 155 E. Market-st. Union Title Bldg EXTRA GOOD soil for gardens: close in: *lO per acre. Special terms for this week. Box 519. Times. 10 ACRES—B-room, newt" painted house; hardwood floors, electricity, barn, garage, side drive; 2 poultry houses, fine, level, black land; ’ 2 mile from good town. iClose In i LI-1945. 85 ACRES. 90 miles south of city, near Little York: fair Imp.; fair fencing; some fruit. Clear. Trade for clear Indpls property. See Mr. Cain, with HARNESS & CLINE. 1191a N. Alabama. LI-9220. 5 ROOM bungalow, garage, electricity, pump, sink, nice lot, flower boxes, nice porches, good transportation: $1300; 10 per cent down. STEWART & HUDEL__SON. RI-8862. A REAL PLACE TO RAISE CHICKENS—-5-room house, garage, barn, extra large chicken house. (At Cambyi. EDGEWOOD —1 acre, 5-room house, garage. two large chicken houses, close to bus line. 8 ACRES, SOUTH—S-room house: good truck farm. FIVE AND SIX-ROOM HOMES—South and east. EASY TERMS. WHALEN. DR-5383- _ M. DR-6004. 49 Real Estate Exchange 100 acres, located south. ’2 mile from good town, 3-room house, chicken house, barn, level land, some good timber. This farm is clear. WANT CITY PROPERTY. Ll- _ 1945.R1-3211. EQUITY in 1200 acres (Northern Indiana >; well improved and cultivated: good soil; want income: also (clear) 480-acre Indiana farm for income property. See O. P. Forman. 403 Lencke Bldg. _RI-8077. 53 Lots for Sale FACTORY site for sale; 3'/4 acres: W. 18th and Belt Railroad: a bargain. JENNINGS BROS , 28 S. Illinois. 55 Beer Equipment KING'S-^wX / J' o ,’! Prices—With Payments. \ / an ythlng of wood or metal 1 I T°y r room and finance*. I I Select from 225 pool table*. | „ Complete From JSO Up. I New cnairs 85 I \ Tables—All Kinds—Low Price*. J \ Complete Line of Chin*. Gigs*. / \ Silverware. Rentals for Parties. / \ Delivery Anywhere. / \ CHROME FURNITURE. 1617-31 Southeastern N. DR-3578 57 Household. Goods $ $ DOLLARS $ $ SAVED for von in our special selling of Rebuilt Vacuum Cleaners. I All the BEST Makes! South Side Furn. Cos. 932-34 S. Meridian St. REPOSSESSED Easy Washer," 841 bal. due; Maytag. sl9, runs perfect. 208 N. Delaware. Used ~” MAYTAG Square aluminum tub washer. STEWART RADIO. 136 N. Penn LI-5385.