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Joe Recalls Tris’ Friend, Ray Chapman | Latter Was Killed by nn

Ball Thrown by Yankee Pitcher, Mays. By United Press

CLEVELAND, April 14.—Tris Speaker, baseball hero, seriously

injured Sunday in a fall from the -

second-story porch of his hjme, was reported today to be “quile a bit better.”

By JOE WILLIAMS Times Special Writer NEW YORK, April 14—The great Tris Speaker lies on a cot with a fractured skull hovering between life and death in a Cleveland hospital. The greatest pal Speaker had in baseball was Ray Chapman; he died from a fractured skull—and Speaker saw him die. The graceful ball piayer—the man who revolutionized center field . play—must be in extreme agony now, but it can scarcely be greater than the mental torture he suffered as he stood at the bedside and watched his pal breathe his last, They were both on the Cleveland ball club at the time. Speaker was the manager and center. fielder. Chapman was the shortstop, a gay, spirited fellow off the field, a brilliant, effective worker in uniform. Chapman was hit in the head with a pitched ball thrown by Carl Mays of the Yankees at the Polo Grounds and died from the efiects some hours later. | Mays was an underhand pitcher, notorious for his addiction to the bean ball. Like many other pitchers of that era Mays would deliberately throw a ball at a batter's head to get him away irom the plate. Chapman was a crowder. He would lean over the plate, obscure the pitcher’s target, then pull back as the ball was thrown. This made him a difficult man to pitch to. He was always getting the pitcher in a hole, and drawing what the ball players call the fat ball to hit.

Not Fast Enough

This time he didn’t draw back fast enough and was hit. The impact was violent. Many peoplé thought at first Chapman had | hit the ball. It bounded of Chapman skull and rolled out on the field [between first and the pitcher's box. Mays must have thought the ball had been hit, too. He picked it up and fielded it to Wally Pipp at first base. Chapman didn’t collapse imme-

Williams

diately. His vitality must have been |

enormous. Dazed, he walked around the catcher, then cut back to the . infield, got "as far as second base and fell over in a heap unconscious. They took him to an uptown hospital and Speaker rode with him. Of course there never was any way to know what was in Mays’ mind when he let the fatal pitch go. He was a notorious bean baller, but, as I have said, Chapman was the type of batsman who invited the bean ball. By crowding the plate as he did he gave the pitcher little to shoot at. Mays’ conscience certainly never troubled him. The next time out he blanked Detroit with three hits.

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Roller Derby ‘Steeds’ Roll Into Town

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The quartet of roller skaters shown aboye did not come to Indianapolis on those skates they are holding. They came on the train shown behind them. But they will be using the skates tomorrow night when the Roller Derby opens at the Fair Grounds Coliseum. The four skaters shown above are (left to right) Wes Aronson, Ivy King, Gene

each night for

Speaker Was Sick

Speaker was a sick man for days | He. talked about quit- |

= Butler Trackmen Defeat

out and won the only championship |

afterward. ting the game. But once his nerves flattened out he returned to the lineup and with the. slogan for Chappie” the Clevelands

the town has known in the history of modern baseball. A glittering performer manually, Speaker was possessed of a driving personality that seemed somehow to bring mediocre ball players up to his own level. This was the secret of his success Speaker must have been the greatest center fielder of all time. ou never hear a dissentin® vote hen the subject is brought up.

2 Even the old-timers give him ‘his,

and the moderns couldn't possibly ‘have any other choice. Every time anybody attempts to name the greatest outfield of all time Speaker’'s name is invariably on the list. At his peak he had a great pair of legs and was as fast as a dash man. He always played compara- ‘ tively close in for a center fielder. That's how he was able to make those occasional dvbuble plays at second base. He had no patience with outfielders who played with their backs to the wall. Speaker was more than just a gifted center fielder. He ‘was a fine hitter, a splendid base runner and he threw strikes from the outfield. He was an adventurous man off the field, a big game hunter, a daring horseman and a top flight cowboy. I once saw him bulldog a steer in close to record time down ih Texas. The newspapers say he fell from a second-story porch setting out - some flowers. An ironical crackup for a man who has led such a full life—but more grimly ironical is the fractured skull and the tragic flash back to his great pal, Chapman.

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LET’S GO FISHING

By G. H. D.

WAS standing in front of a sporting goods store window a couple of weeks ago,” writes Joe, “when suddenly I went into a sort of trance and when I recovered about two hours later I found I had bought a complete fly-fishing outfit. I'm still not quite sure what happened but I am trying to make the most of it. “I guess I was lucky in my selection because I have been practicing on the lawn and in the creek and I find I can get the line out about 30 feet with some accuracy. All my previous fishing has been in lakes and gravel pits; some casting but mostly still fishing. Now I want to try stream fishing and all I have is the outfit and the desire. How do I start?” JIE This is a tough one. It’s like being asked how to be a dentist or an astronomer or how to go about getting married. For a nickel we would duck it. But here goes. If we were taking a fly-fisherman on his first trip we first would make sure he could handle 20 or 30 feet of line without hooking himself in the back of the neck every time. We would help him select several streamer flies and bucktails in the standard colors and sizes.

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E would wait, at this time of year, for several warm and sunny days. We would pick water the size of Fall Creek or maybe smaller, for bass have been traveling upstream and this is the time to find them in pools that will be nearly dry in a couple of months. We would find a pool below a riffle where there was plenty of room for his amateur backcasts. We would supervise the selection of the leader and fly. The leader should be at least three feet long, of about five to 10-pcund test. If the water is clear and the sun bright we might recommend a six-foot leader. Later, when the water is low and very clear, a nine-foot leader will not hurt and it might even be tapered to fina at the tip. But we won't worry about that now. For some reason our favorite bass fly is yellow or yellow and black—a hair or feather arrangement tied on a medium long shank hook, size four or six. ; Spinner? Sure, why not, particularly if the water is cloudy or milky. The spinner size is a fine source of argument. We prefer the smallest that will spin. If may be as tiny as a grain of corn. ” a ” ! n on "

HE larger the spinner the greater the strain on the rod and for a beginner who hasn’t developed the technique of lifting the lure to the surface before the sharp retrieve, a small spinner is best. But in the smallest sizes a spinner sometimes will not, spin freely. There's only one way to find out; try it. We forgot to mention that the approach to the creek should be as guarded as is possible.| There's no sense crawling on your hands and knees, but on the other hand the angler who stomps out on the bank, kicking clods or pebbles into the water and allowing his shadow to fall across the pool, is just plain silly. Joe, this is a dirty trick. Here we have got yeu right up to the place where you are ready to make the first cast and we run out of space., Watch tomorrow for the next thrilling installment of “Joe, the Fly-Fisherman” or “Who Started This?”

Quaker Team, 97 to 34

Times Special RICHMOND, Ind. April 14—Butler University's track team today held a victory in its first meet of the season, swamping the Earlham College thinlies, 97 to 34, in a contest held here yesterday afternoon. The Bulldog trackmen scored ¢ 5 slams in four events, while the Quakers were able to garner only three first places. Holmes, Butler dash star, was the individual star of the meet, winning the 100-yard dash and both hurdle events. Winston Griffin, Butler distance man, went down to defeat before Tom Jones, Earlham star, in the mile run after a sparkling race. The two matched strides for three

Discus Throw—Merrill

(B). Weger Balestrieri (E). :

Distance, 105 feet

Low Hurdles-—Holmes , Smith (B). 26.6. 'd Dash—Guyer Topmiller (B). Time, :24. Mile Relay—Butler.

(B). 434 (B), "Breen (B),

‘Time, 3:33.86.

Bulldog Nine Trims Indiana State

Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April 14.—

Butler batsmen pounded three Indiana State Teachers’ College hurlers for 13 hits here yesterday afternoon as the Bulldog nine annexed a 14-to0-8 victory in its first game of the season.

laps before the Quaker runner pulled away and won by 20 yards in 4:32.6. Jones also won the twomile event in 9:51.3. Summaries: Shot Put—Weger (B), Hester (E), Brown (B). Distance, 39 feet 4'2 inches. Pole = Vault—Stout (B), Hiatt (B), Walker (E). Height, 10 feet 6 inches Bread Jump—Hell (B), Balestrieri (E), Moore (E). Distance, 19 feet 8 inches Mile Rn-iaes (E), Griffin (B), avn (B), Wood (BH), d Dash Holmes (B). Buyer (B), Shelton Time, r Javelin Throw—Balestrieri (E), Hardin [ Sporer (B).. Distance, 163 feet 5% inches. High Jump—Gerkensmeyer (Bi. Guyer (B), Topmiller (B). Height.| 5 feet 6 inches. 120-Yard High Hirdles -iojmes (B), Moore (E), Smith (B)., Tim 115.6 Two-Mile Rone, 1B, Griffin IB), Weimer (B). Time, 9: : 880-Yard no tudo on (Br. Pruyn (B), Tyner (By. Time. 2:05.

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[ Vizena and Fuzzy Pierz. night, Aronson and Miss King will be ‘teamed as

will Miss Vizena and Pierz.

In the race tomorrow The races will be run

approximately three weeks. The

four skaters above competed in special match races in Cincinnati last night. skaters in the Derby.

There probably will be 30

GREYHOUNDS TRIM DEPAUW TEAM, 9-4

Indiana Central's: baseball team resumed practice today after trouncing the DePauw University nine, 9 to 4, yesterday at the University Heights diamond. The Greyhounds clinched the ‘game with a sevenrun attack in the eighth frame.

Score:

DePauw 000 011 200— 4 11 2

Central 001 100 07x— 9 10 2

Randels, Knarr, Cooper and Bavasi; Keene, Potter and Clayton.

Deaths—Funerals | Indianapolis Times, Wed., April 14, 1937

BLOEMHOF—George W., age 19, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bloemhof, brother of Mrs. Theodore Koopman, of Cal.,, Mrs. Theodore Tansy Jr. of Beech Grove, Mrs. Jacob Van Dyke, Mrs. Thomas J. White, Rensey, Gertrude and Alice Bloemhof, all of Indianapolis, passed away April 13, 1937. Services Thursday, 2 p. nm. at the home, 3621 Stanton Ave. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends invited. LITTLE & SONS SERVICE.

BOWMAN-—Irene Quary, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bowman of 1017 Vieu Place, passed away Monday, April 12, also leaves one brother, and three sisters, and grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Brisden, Friends may call at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bivins, 1026 S. Tremont. Ave., any time. Funeral from the M. E. Church, corner Wilkins and Tremont Ave., Thursday, 2 m. Burial Floral Park. W. T. BLASNGYM SERVICE.

FERGUSON—Isabelle Lamp, wife of Dr. Charles E. Ferguson and mother of Mrs. Willis N. Coval, passed away Tuesday evening. Services at the residence, 3919 Washington Blvd., Friday, 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

PHILLIPS —Robert Lee, age 63, husband of Laura Phillips, father of Mary Wilson, Walter, Earl, Elvin, Elmer and Floyd Phillips, passed away Monday p. Friends may call at 852 S. Dennison ay time. Funeral services 9:30 a. m. Friday at Westbrook Nazarene Church followed by services at the Clayton Baptist - Church at 10:45. | Burial Clayton, Ind. DORSEY SERVICE.

ZERNICKE-—Agnes. beloved mother of Mrs. Lydia Riewer and Carl Zernicke, assed away Tuesday, April 13, ate residence, 727 Lincoln St., age 82 Funeral from the VOIGT MOR1632 S. [Meridian St.. Friday, : a. m.; Sacred Heart Church, 9 a. m. Interment St. Josephis Cemetery. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Third Order of St. Francis

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IR-0244 Houses, Unfurnished l 8

EVERGREEN 3548—THREB BEDROOM SINGLE--Strictly modern, excellent con- _ dition; social room. $60. LI-1484.

1930 Boulevard Place T-room upper duplex with garage: $25.00. 44 Virginia Ave. LI-7361. 7 : 5652 WINTHROP -room single, modern, garage; ory ~ RENTALS, INC. RI-2368. 2705 N. DEARBORN g- -room semi-modern double; garage; water paid, $17.50. 134 N. Del. RI- 3536. NEW JERSEY ST., 2821 N.—Attractive sixroom modern: completely repapered; garage. | RI- 3729. EASTERN, 632—6-ROOM MODERN double, water paid, garage, adults, references. CH-5668-W. Fen oan 21ST & TALBOTT—Southwest - corner; 6room modern; good condition; $25. TA1074. NORTH—Four social Jom, WA-3125 pi 2538 CAROLINE ST. semi-mod., gar., $16.50. RI- -3536] | ila i Sa REDECORATED. COLORED. HOME Columbia, 2913—Four-bedroom, modern single; two bedrooms down, two bedrooms up: 7 50. LLI-6 6517.

$37.50.

2 baths, Owner.

bedroom brick. double garage. (Colored) — 5-rm. 134 N. Del

Houses, Arts Rn 3

Lots for Sale 25

CORNER LOT: 50x150; Washington BIS: College Park addition; sacrifice, $250 _ 1661 N. Talbott. HA-3200-J.

Sale Suburban, Farms

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1937"

51)

NEW CHEVROLET passenger car, truck, or '33 sedan; wa building materia Jou goods, plumbing fixtures. bh6

Swaps

AUTO radio, breakfast set, 3-burner oil stove; A-1: for furniture or plumbing fixtures. 626 Arch. »

SEVERAL 2-ACRE TRACTS

Southwest—Priced $200 each. $50 cash, balance peymen nts. HARNESS & CLINE. LI-9220.

IMPROVED farm land with buildings, Hancock County. 100 Sores. $5000; 40 $3500: 34 acres. $300 9 acres, $1800; 11% ee $1800. ELM orn, 325 E. Main St.. Greenfield"

40-ACRE farm near Edinburg, Ind. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Ideal for fruit, BNew 96 or summer home. Inquire 2818 . New

1056 | ir CNTVERETTY HEIGHTS — Eight-room modern; garage, large lot. : Terms. DR- 5383-J.

5 ACRES, 5410 Terrace Ave. Building sites, good drainage, gas and electricity available for city rentals. © Southeast preferred. Inquire 2427 Prospect.

22 ACRES improved, near Columbus: sell or trade, address NELSON, R. R. 4 or 217 N. Wy _LI- -3150.

FIVE-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW _ Late model Ford, A-1 condition as down payment; balance like rent. DR-6677.

Real Estate Exchange

29A

BUSINESS. apartment and residential loans in all sections at lowest rates F. B. | M'KIBBIN. 115 N. . Penn. n. RI-872 81 727

Men Wanted

MACHINIST to take charge of shop Should have some knowledge of oni and die work. Prefer man over 50 yrs. of age and not working at present. Shop will run on a percentage basis. Box 1017, Times.

WANTED—Cabinet men, thoroughly exRider on bank and store fixtures. IRC, CABINET CORP. 1101 E. 16th

Real Estate Loans

To SAW operator, must be ex THE JOHN J. MADDEN MFG, Sherman Drive.

WANTED—Experienced gasoline pump service man, must furnish car and refer- _ ences. TR-2076.

erienced. O., 16th-

Salesmans=rAmants

BOOK AND MAGAZINE SALESMEN We now have a new deal that is really going to town and if you want a field demonstration to convince you let me take you out in the field and prove this to you. If you are not averaging $50 and a lot more coin weekly then you are wasting your time on some other provogiuon. Every person in the U. S. eady prospect and our plan of ig wi 1

you get business. MR. GG. CONNORS, 531 _Lemcke Bldg.

Women Wanted pleasant part-time

SIX MEN or women; ; no canvassing. Box 1027, care

WHITE woman, 18- 230; housework, 2 CooKInR, Janay Neat appearing. Call daytime, GIRL—For restaurant work.

No experi- _ ence required. 5529 E. Washington.

HOUSEWORK, honest, permanent, half days. References. 108 Monument Circle.

2 GIRLS for dining room work AUDUBON _ CAFE, 5628 H. Washington oo

gi GIRLS for crew work. See at 1:15 a, m. 614 “Majestic Bids

Work v Wanted by Mon

CHAUFFEUR—EXxperienced. : _Free | to_ travel. Box 1030.

Edwards.

single, reliable. care: Times.

Work Wanted by Women 35

UNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH CENTER, INC. for experienced men and women, by day or week. LI-3167. 1144 N. Missouri St. WHITE, laundry cleaning by the hour; ex_cellent ir ironer; | references. RI-5787.

Schools, Instruction

ORK FOR UNCLE SAM—Men, women; Wt. $2100 year. Sample coaching—Iist positions—FREE. Apply foday. Box 1064, care Times

HAIR dressing and beauty course; ¥z price. ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEMY, 401 Rooseve z.

VOCAL AND PIANO LESSONS, 50c and $1; _ children and adults. Call LI-4287.

Times Economy Wwant_Ads. Cost Less-—Produce Best. Riley 5551.

Bones Opportunities 37

VERY ATTRACTIVE il Three rooms, nicely furnished; "utilities. garage; $7.50. Also newly decorated three

rooms, $8.50. HE-3784. 1948 Carrollton. BROADWAY. “2321-—Desirable eight-room home, fur Hishes

Will arrange for occupant. MR.

LUNCH CAR

Pactory loc., good bus. Well equipped.

Bargain. $200 down. Thos. J. Lewis Co. 149 N. Del, RI-2663.

TRADE grocery for farm. 8 modern rooms.

EARD. HE-1264. NORTH—Will Dr modern home with

couple; all utilities, parage. $7. WA-5455. PARK, 2423 5-room artment, A-1, adults only. Will re or summer to responsible party, $65. HE-4116. INNINOIS, N.. 2020—Front suite, exquisitely furnished; accommodate three; linens, utilities, Frigidaire, garage. Sa 42D, 1702 | E—BRICK DUPLEX APT.— Four rooms, bath, built-ins. utilities, Kelvinator, linens laundered. private en- _ trance, use of phone, $14 week. HU-8742,

_FOR RESULTS—The Times. RI-551. Rent Suburban, Farm 21

15 ACRES on Millersville Road at Rucker; mile from Millersville $25. RI- 5280.

ee For Sale v 24]

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company Union Title Building 155 E. MARKET ST.

3823 Hoyt Ave. Near Christian Park

ONLY 2.650 total price; 5-room modbung.. kitchen cabinets, bath, nice basement, good lot: garage. Vacant, Terms ta suit, Mr. Burgess. RI-93838. IR-6102. _AMER! ICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS.

Only $2300—Terms

Suburban bungalow. cement and brick porch, 5 rms. and room for bath, full basement, | furnace. inside water, garage. Near good school, Shelby St. car line. 1622 Perry Ave. DGES & GRAVES, 243 N Del. RI-34 71.

31H! Sutherland Gothic

FOUR BEDROOM HOME, 2-car garage; plounnivl yard: large trees and rock garden. Can be bought with $750 down, balancz monthly. Call Mr. Duncan, TA-1406. _ RI-1428. 3901 RUCKLE_.MOST Z ATTRACTICE BUNGALOW

This six-room completely modern home must be seen to be appreciated. Reasonable. By appointment. LI-8531., Optical

Dept. | = 8 Bargain at $1900 Each Five-room house and garage in fine condition. Second house east of Audubon. Ave. on the south side of 20th street. Terms.

FIVE-ROOM HOUSE and garage, newly reconditioned. 2031 N. Audubon = Ave. Terms. RI-3855. WHALEN. DR- 6004. 3149 KENWOOD THREE-BEDROOM HOME—Steam heat, garage, Must sell. Inspect at once and make offer. Owner asking &: Act quickly. SEXTON HEAT TY, 208 Fidelity Trust. RI-5182. HU-6640

814-16 COFFEY STREET Five-room side, double. $8. LI-3572, FRANK H. COX CO. 1201 Inland Bide.

McTARSNEY & BROWN

SHEFFIELD. S.. 1350—6-rm. house, large lot. $1000. Other West Side properties that are desirable and attractive. 2608 W. Mion ~ BE-3609. PEEDWAY CITY have De fine homes for sale in City on reasonable terms. Call RI-3855. DR-

We Speedway r WHALEN for appointment.

"BEECH GROVE Two modern, one semimodern, fine homes for sale lin Beach Grove on reasonable terms. Call’ WHALEN for ‘appointment. RI-3855. DR-6004. ay =

WE have buyers | for moaern fomes List Jour Japersies with E. KIRK McKINNEY In 2800. Real Estate—Rentals : firancs 601-3 129 E. Market-st. SALEM. 3552—6-ROOM MODERN HOME. Large rooms, good condition, double garage, Lv 1967—5-ROOM COTTAGE: $1800, $2(

0 down. MOSLANDER. LI-31 50.

900 block Chadwick St., $600 cash buys it. MR.

SMALL double, 27% investment, MARCY, RI-2092.

LYONS ST. N..—4 NICE BUNGALOWS. 1097, down. MOSLANDER. LI-315

TECUMSEH, 823—-4-ROOM MODERN. oi nition. TRUEBLOOD, RI-1266, IR421

low rent. 842 Bates St. L 38

Securities WE BUY coupons from Fletcher American Nat'l Bank ctfs. of Reneficial Interest. NEWTON TODD, 415 Lemcke Bldg.

Dogs, Other Pets 40

PEDIGREED Boston Bull puppy. female; unusually Smart, Call at 1314 Bradbury.

Pr 41

for 3.95

Poultry and Supplies

6,000 STARTED and day old chicks immediate sale, priced as low as $ per hundred. MARION CO. JHCcR i _ STORE. 123 N. Alabama. _RI- 612

Horses, Cattle, Stock 42

REGISTERED Duroc sow. 8 pigs. 100-1b. Heifer. calf this month; cow. calf July. _ Call DR-7835-2. 2 MILK GOATS—37. Not fresh. WELCH, _R. _R. 5, _Box 587 8. LArigten / Ave. y.

GARDEN TRACTORS—New McLean. $99. Ruined, UNIVERSAL MFG. CO.. 324 V. 10th.. Indianapolis. fal

orn and Garden

DEED EQUITY in rental wroperty fo for SEN acreage,” livestock or w

FORD '37 convertible coupe’ take sedan in. _ trade. Call evenings, 520 W. “41st St. PAINTING, iniepior and exterior, for fure __niture. RI-2

WILL SWAP Li or, good 29 & '30 Ford or Chevrolet. CH-3962-J. ANTIQUE solid Co bed, dresser for lor © twin n_beds or _cash. 401 E. 56th.

Household Goods 1.

PAY BALANCE DUE On three rooms of fine furniture, only been out a short while and has appearance of being new. Only $168.20 balance; 2-pc. living room suite (Charles of London style), 3 lamps, 2 end tables, cocktail tabla and 15-pc. cocktail set. Bedroom consists of bed, chest, vanity, springs and mattress, vanity lights, vanity seat, bedspread and throw rug. Kitchen consists of beautiful black and white enamel table and chairs, 9x12 Congoleum rug, kitchen cabinet, 2 utility cabinets, 32-pc. dinner set, . silver set. You will have to see ppisciais a nice three-room outfit. per moni. small carrying iar MERIDIAN SALES CO. 422 N Meriian St. OPEN TODAY 1TO 6 P. M.

100 Ice Boxes ALL SIZES

STYLES $1 er $2 $3 R & R Stores 225 E. Wash St;

3 ROOMS’ reposs. furn. Pay balance, $159.10. Beautiful 2- -piece living room outfit, Charles of London style, covered in genuine frizette. Oce, chair, students knee-hole desk, 9x12 rug, seamless fringed. Hassock, cocktail table, 15-piece cocktail set, stair case end table, 2 lamps, bed, ‘chest and vanity with round mirror, vanity lights and bed lights, _dropleaf breakfast table and 4 chairs, * finished in white enamel and black; 9x12 Congoleum, 32- -piece dinner set, 26-piece silver set. This furniture has only been out a short while and has the appearance of being new; only $7 per mo., plus small carrying charge, will pay for same by some responsible

party. MPRIDIAN SALES CO. 2-28 N. Meridian. . Opes Das til 9 P.M,

Singer Bargains Singer, elec. portable White electric console "$38 Singer. elec. con., reposs ..... Small bal, GER CO., 126 W. Wash.

REFRIGERATORS

Rent a modern Air-Condit : frigerator. oy $9.50 per Fioned Ie Res POLAR ICE & FUEL CoO. a _ SETS, 4 chairs, 87: terms. RHODES-BURFORD., wy oa Washington St. Ya block East of Courte

Looks like new,

—

“table,

JUNE brides save money when they she at RHODES-BURFORD, 335 E: ey Ss 2 block East of Courthouse. Easy terms

only $128. 65 pieces. extra RHODES-BURFORD, 335 '2 block East of Court=

3-ROOM outfit,

HOOVER vacuum cleaners guaranteed, $8 up; terms. RHODES. BURFORD, 335 E. 2 Block East of “Courthouse: 9x12 es Rugs Sie 9x12 Froadioon Rugs Inlai oor coverings, 89c y RELIABLE RUG _CO.. 203 E. Washington, 4-POSTER and Jenny Lind beds, $995: factory samples; amazing values: $5. 88. RHODES-BURFORD. 335 E. Wash, St., '2_ block East of Courthouse.

KITCHEN ‘cabinets, like new, RHODES-BURFORD, 335 E. _% block East of Courthouse.

WE repair and rebuild any make washe; or sweeper. Used washers for sale, all guaranteed. APPLIANCE SERVICE CO., 140 Virginia. RI-5712

LATEST model Square aluminum tub, May= er, abou months ol 608 Mass. Ave. 9, Cheep:

LIVING room suites, FORD. 335 E. Wash of Courthouse,

LIVING ROOM, Duncan Phyfe dineite bedrm suite, $49.50: rugs: occa. pieces. HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, 2428 N. Meridian,

FURNITURE-Por_ sale of every « descripRN R! STORAGE, 1501-3 Madison or ks

MAYTAG—Alumnium tub, rebuilts, up; Thor, Easy. and others.

454 ‘Massachusetts. _ 4924,

$13: terms, Wash. St.,

. 8t., 2 block East

"$34.50 low as 810, 1900 SALES. RI-

9x12 RUGS_Many designs, “choice T§12: terms. RHODES-BURFORD, 335 E. Wash. __ St. > block East of Courthouse.

ANTIQUE, very rar: golden ash bedroom __ Set. 3 pieces. $125. 401 E. 56th.

GAS and oil stoves. heaters, low prices. MODEL, GAS Cook Stove. Side oven; tion. $10. 38 N. ub. HAVILAND d dishes, EH “closet, roll | top desk and other articles. 424 N. Colorado.

RED STAR side-oven oil fanze 1041 E. Market

_FOR RESULTS—The_ Times.

cook stoves: . 622 E. Washington.

good “condi-

__RI-5551. -

Radics Musical Needs 53

Electrify Your Guitar

Special Price on Complete Attachment—$59.00

Pearson Co:

128 N. Penn. LI-8513.

Rinne's for

ACCORDIONS

Hermann Rinne Music Co, 142 N. PENN. RI. 8908

“IGUITARS ls PRICE

INDIANA MUSIC CO.

139 E. Ohio (Cor. Del. and Ohio). LI-4088,

4 Snare Drums, $10 Up

Musical instruments of all kinds. E-Z payments at our:New Location | Market between Circle. and Illinois St. LORENZ MUSIC: STORE, 18 W. Market,

| New Baiqwin Sane. Home

| After April 15th. LI-7948,

"Fixture House Complete"

Miscellaneous for Sale

King's Will Equip Your Entire Business Low Down Payment ornrfizas,, S100 and up $150 and up $200 and up

—Remember—

Complete Line Shenango China ° A Rental for Every Purpose KING'S INDIANA BILLIARD ‘co.

1617-31 Southeastern ~~ DR-3578 Unclaimed Freight Station 48 TALL CANS OF EVAPORATED MILK,

Pool Room Complete Restaurant Complete Tavern Complete

: LL CLOTHES HAMPERS. $ EACH; VARIOUS SIZES STEPLADDERS. 15¢c PER ND UP: HAND GARDEN PLOWS wir NE TERCIMENTS $2.50 EACH; LAWN B $1 EA

CAPITOL AND SOUTH ST. = 7 CLEAN LUMBER

NEW AND USED Marion Material Co.

Wrecking Contractors 2046 Northwestern

ROACHES LAST MEAL; positively guaran‘teed to kill roaches. ‘At your dealer or ALBERT G. MAAS, CO. 31 Virginia. RIEr

WRECKING 24-room house. 125-127 W. North. 1 fire escape. MILLION POPULATION WRECKING CO., 310 S. Delaware. LI-6270.

$300 SHELTON PERMANENT WAVE MACHINE—24 heafers; perfect condition, $55. 1517 Dawson.

CLOTHING, hats, fur '3 gallon HA-0576-W

1x6 drop Sag. (hundred) . $3.50 1x6 car sdg. ndred) «> 33. NERS LUMBER CO. CH- 6i0e.

WE BUY, sell, exchange refrigeration and ice machinery: repairing. Topp rs

846 Mass. I-§094 Nights.

WINDOW SASH, new and used. MARION MATERIAL CO. 2046 Northwestern.

STORE fixtures; bakery - equipment; OR. xtures; En

cial eauioment: buv-sell 41 STEEL furnace, used 35-inch size: excellent condition: $35. 2229 N. Meridian.

lawn baskets, 2623 N.

piture, 2 an rs; mower. Timor. .

Zpeio

REVOLVER, double action, 32, $5. Portable victrola, like new, $4. CH-2185-J. :

334 LINCOLN—5-ROOM MODERN: $2100, _ clear: $200 down. MOSLANDER. LI-3150.

SIX ROOM MODERN Inadoor bed, bedrooms, bath down, ped. rom up. 24 22 E. Michigan. CH-3421

} VILLA—7-ROOM One floor,

MODERN. 1 S3000. $300 4owD, Call” LI-3150.

PAPERHANGING TOOLS, MRS. BESS. 210'2 S. Pine, A

ASH for electric fans. motors, CAE: tools, any condition. 435 N. Illinois.

ALL type of building mel srial for sale. on

cheap. t..3.

site, 16th and N. Meridian

Indiana Piano Co. 1937 y Pens 12 tubes; teledial. Repose sessed| Original price, $109.75, $79 Special ; Advance Radios, 328 W. Wash, TWO Steinway grand pianos, priced $175 d | $350. Terms or trade. These are Beall v grand piano values. Luthmers-Kegg Piano Co., 235 N. Penn. SAVE [AT OUR 2D FLOOR PIANO STORE 10c 1% Jzy will supply a nice practice piano f MARION MUSIC CO., 229 N. Penn.. 2d Fl,

GOOD repossessed car radios. ‘‘Big . Savngs.” ‘Terms. Sooayenr Service, 627 N.

Del ware. RI-143

Sijerione console. preowned, S10.

RES Radio Dept., 7th Flo Has led the ET for KIMBALL Has Ted the » d for BABY GRAND piano, es case: __very | good c cond; lon; reasonable. HU- 1413.

Wearing Apparel

AFTERNOON and evening dresses, 14 and Ave! reasonable. 2523 SoutheastI ve

Wanted to Bey 55 We Buy Buildings

and Salvage All Kinds

Highest prices paid. Phone for representae

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO.

1320 Kentucky Ave L1-1568.

on BUY aa IRON, GS THE MILLER So INC.

130 S. California St. RI-5150

We Pay Highest Prices

For old gold, watches, dental bridges, Jewelry. etc. SACKS BROS. 308 Indiana Ave hone RI-5994

JUNK DEALERS Highest Prices Paid for Junk KROOT &

SON :

Li-9230, ————

628 Ww. Wash.

Furniture Buyers

HODGES

ANTS FURNITURE rgest SANT and sellers of new and | furniture in state at auction. RI- 2015,

Sn JUST STARTING IN BUSINESS. NEE USED FURNITURE. RUGS, STO BS, HAVE THE CASH. NIGHT OR DAY

_CALLS CH-3980. oo Pays more for LL 8685 {urniture, rugs, stoves. Ne . 502 Massachusetts Ave. WE NEED USED FURNITURE PRINGLE 25% JEN L1-0048

Ll Eo WE PAY MORE! We buy, we sell, we trade, EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO.. . Wash. TOP. PRICES for your used furniture, CH- _ 0976 days, CH-6826 nights; also moving.

your

$28. RHODES-BUR~

CROSLEY 8-tube iE preowned. $12.5 50%