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PAGE 10
Every Day the Profits Pay—Use Times Want Ads for RESULTS
DRY AGENTS NIP
‘CO-OPERATIVE’
LIQUOR PLAN
Community System Idea Is
Spoiled. Say Sleuths
After Arrest.
Manufacture of liquo ron a com
munity plan in a backwoods settle
ment of Brown county, fifteen miles
from any town or village, has gone
awry because 'ederal agents got
wise.
And. “Neioghbor" Dave Petro. 60,
tall and lanky suspect, who says “I
never learned nuthin’ because I
never went to school,” is held here
pending investigation.
Dave is alleged by agents to have
worked for his neighbors “on the
share,” as thety needed a supply,
moving his apparatus frfom farm
house to farm house In the White
river valley.
It was big Dave’s second visit to
the capitol, when arrested and
brought here Friday by Deputy
Marshal Harry Gates.
A two-galon jug of whisky, which
is aleged to have been Petro's share
from a “batch,” was confiscated
from his wagon as he was returning
home from “up the valley.”
Faye Patrick, United States com
missioner, will hear further evidence
in the case Friday. Petro claims
he is the subject of mistaken
identity.
AUTO CRASHES HURT 7
Indiana Bell Official Is Cut and
Bruised in Accident,
Cuts and bruises were incurred
by seven persons in week-end auto
mobile accidents.
The injured were Albert R Henry,
28 East Sixteenth street, secretary
and treasurer of the Indiana Beil
Telephone Company; Glenn Stuck
ey, 24, and Chairs Burkhart. 21,
both of Seymour; S. C. Carl, 62, of
133 West Vermont street; Gilbert
Williams, 27, of 912 Harlan street, a
taxi driver, arrested on a drunken
ness charge, and Mrs. Georgia La
Follotte, 25, R. R. 4, Lebanon, Ind.
LAWYER TO BE ENVOY
David Ilennen Morris to Be Chosen
Ambassador, Is Report.
liii t infill Pres*
WASHINGTON. March 20.—Re
ports in authoritative circles today
said that David Hennen Morris, New
York attorney, would be named am
bassador to Belgium by President
Roosevelt. i
Radio Dial Twisters
f —6:15 P. M.—
CTIS Buck Rogers.
WENR iß7oi—Century of
Progress talk.
NBC Sketch to WEAF.
NBC—Jesters to WJZ.
—6:30 P. M.—
CBS Martin's orchestra and
quartet.
NBC - El via Allman to
WEAF.
WON (720)—Kemp’s orches
tra; Tom Dick and Harry.
NBC Groucho and Chico
Marx to WJZ.
—6:15 P. M.—
CBS —Boake Carter
NBC The Goldbergs to
WEAF.
—7 P. M.—
KYW 41020) —Talk; orches
tra.
CBS—Jack Smith. Humming
Birds and orchestra.
WBBM 17701—Westphal’s or
chestra.
NBC Soconvland Sketches
to WEAF.
NBC Clicquot Club to W.JZ
WMAQ 10701 Poetry Magic.
WSM (6501—Orchestra pro
gram.
—7:1.5 P. 31
CBS Singin' Sam.
WBBM (770i Sport Review.
—7:30 P. M.—
KYW 1102(H Studio.
CBS Fu Manchu mystery
drama.
WBBM (770i—Charlie Hamp
NBC Dalv's orchestra to
WEAF.
NBC Carney’s Dog Chats to
WJZ.
—8 P. M.
KYW (1020)—Mark Fisher’s
orchestra
CBS Ruth Etting and Hav
ton's orchestra.
WBBM 1770i-Jack Brook’s.
songs; The Norsemen.
NBC— Gvpsies to WEAF.
WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
(Indianapolis rower and Light Company)
.MONDAY '
5 30—Skippv (CBS).
s:4s—Polkadots.
6 no—Bohemians.
6 30—Phil Porterfield, baritene (CBS'.
6 45—Revelers.
7.oo—Fireside Fantasies tCBSi.
7:ls—Singin - Sam (CBS'.
7 30—Fu„Manrhu (CBSi.
8 OO—Chesterfield program (CBS'.
B.ls—Sam and Carlile.
8 30—Transcription.
B:3s—Records.
8 45—High lights.
9 00 —Columbia Revue iCBS'.
9 30—Edwin C Hill (CBS I
9 45—Mvrt and Marge (CBS'
10 00—Columbia Symphony (CBS).
10 30—The Columnist.
10 43—Guv Lombardo and Roval Canad
ians (CBS'.
11 00—Christian Men Builders.
11:30—Charles Barnett orchestra (CBS).
12:00—Mid.—Sign off.
WKBF (1400) Indianapolis
(IndianaDOiis Hrnadrastinc, Ino.)
MONDAY
r m.
4 00—Twilight Treasure hour.
4:3o—Tea Time Tunes.
4 45—News flashes.
5 00—Musical Menu.
5 15—Cecil and Sally.
5:30 Aunt Dcssa and Nncle Connie.
5 45 Dinner Melodies.
6 15—Harry Bason.
6 30 —Popular Recordings.
6 45—The Sportslight.
7.oo—Silent
8 00—The Old Pathfinder.
8 15 Harry Bason.
8 3<>—To he announced.
8 45—Art Gillham.
9 00—Happiness Parade
9 15—Hoosier Melodic Boys.
9 30—Connie's orchestra.
10:00—Sunshine Singer
10 15 Morrev Brennan's orchestra.
10 30—Radio Rangers
11 00—Morrev Brennan's orchestra.
11 30—Sign off
WLW (700', Cincinnati
MONDAY
P M
, 4 00—Becker-Greuter-Newman
4 15—Billie Oauscha and orchestra.
4 30— The Singing Ladv (NBC*
4 45—Little Orphan Annie (NBCt.
TONIGHT#
Jpck Frost Sugar '
Melody Moments*
C'J —and every
J 5 m MONDAY
I■l evening at
jmj 8:30 o'clock
Central
Standard Time, over this N. B.
C. chain: WJZ, WBAL, WENR.
WHAM. WGAR. KDKA, WJR.
WLW. 2618
BRIDGE DEATH PROBED
gK " -jjSL
"'Wm fflfflßßL
Von Donald Taylor
Von Donald Taylor, 31, of 923
Leland avenue, former basketball
and football player and amateur
wrestler, died Sunday night at city
hospital from injuries received in
a mysterious manner following a
bridge party Saturday night at
his home. Story on Page One.
Fishing the
Air
Singin' Sam v. ill eckncwlcdge many re
quests for another number from his min
strel renertoir 0 when he offers “I'm Goin'.
Goodbye.’' during his nrogram over WFBM
and the Columbia network at 7:15 Mon
day. *
Rill Childs seems not at all bothered
as he sines “When You Ain't Got No
Money,” for he goes immediately into
a fiance enjoyed bv all listeners of the
(treater Minstrels Monday, at 8 p. m.
over WLW and an NBC network.
HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY NIGHTS
PROGRAMS
6:3O—NBC (WJZ)—The Two Marx
Brothers.
7 00 —Columbia Whispering Jack
Smith; Humming Birds.
7:3O—NBC (WEAFI Richard Crooks.
Columbia—Fu Manchu Mys
tery stories.
8 OO— NBC (WJZl—Minstrel show.
Columbia—Leonard Hayton's
orchestra with Ruth Etting.
8 15—Columbia —Mills Brothers.
8 30— NBC (WEAFl—Paul White
man and orchestra.
9:oo—Columbia —Columbia revue.
9:3O—NBC i WEAF)—Radio forum.
11:30—NBC (WEAF)-Hollywood on
the Air
I Can't Think of Anything But, You”
will be Ruth Etting's salutation to the
audience during her program over WFBM
and the Columbia network Monday at 8
to 8:15 p. m.
—MONDAY—
—B P. M.—
NBC—Wiener Minstrels to'
f WJZ.
—8:15 P. M.—
KYW (1020)—Fashion Re
view.
CBS—Mills Brothers.
11 —8:30 P. M.—
0 !CBS —Mysteries in Paris,
j WBBM (770i—Pageant; Ad
. I ventures Club.
, NBC—Paul Whiteman or
_ chestra to WEAF.
u NBC —Melody Moments to
WJZ.
—9 P. M.—
„ KYW (10201— Globe Trotter.
0 CBS—Columbia Revue.
NBC—The Sizzlers to WJZ.
WMAQ (6701—" Theater of
Romance."
' WRVA (1110)—El Tango
Romantico.
—9:15 P. M.—
- WBBM (770)—Jackie Heller.
|WGN (7201—Big Leaguers.
s j NBC—Vic and Sade to WJZ.
, | —9:36 r. M.—
: jKDKA (980) Bridge school;
“ tenor.
"KYW (10201-Studio.
ICBS—Edwin C Hill.
lITBC National Radio
I Forum to WF.AF
■NBC—Arlene Jackson and
| the Old Stager to WJZ.
WMAQ 1670 ( Beach View
I orchestra.
vjWCM 1650i—Two pianos:
| Southern Singers.
’ 0 —9:45 P. M.—
jcßS—Myrt and Marge,
o| WGN (720)—Minstrel show.
—10:00 P. M.—
KDKA (9801 —Sports review.
siKYW (1020)—Fisher's or
estra
- ICBS—Barlow and Columbia
I Symphony.
5. NBC—Weems’ orchestra to
WEAF.
INBC—Amos 'n' Andy.
5:00—To be announced.
s:os—Jack and Jill.
van - 81? Man Sunshine (Ford Rush).
? ob Newhall, sports commentator.
5 Lowell Thomas (NBCi
6:oo—Amos n' Andy (NBC).
* ’5 —Gene and Glenn
"Chandu." the Magician.
1 Old Farovite Melodies
o ™ - X?' ce of Firestone (NBCt.
o SS —Weiner Minstrels (NBC).
ann —t?? 51 ') 311 Pasternack orchestra <NBC(.
9 00— L Eastman's orchestra
,n H! litr , and Professional Artists.
10:00—Rhythm Club.
10:30—Serenade.
11:00—Park Central Hotel dance orches
tra (NBC.
11:30—Lew Breeze and his dance orches
tra (NBC (.
I 2 Mjd- —Old Apple trio.
A. M.
1315—Jan Garber's dance orchestra.
12 55—Moon River.
LOO—Sign off.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
l Death Notices
BECK, lIARRY’ ll.—Age 55 years, beloved
husoand of Mrs. Lillian Beck, passed
away Sunday a. m. at residence, 2623
Ashland avenue. Private tuneral Tues
®, av - 2 P- m.. at the residence. Burial
CTroxyn Hill. Friends may call any time
noon. G. H. HERRMANN
GKKK.V K\R|. -Age, 54 years, beloved
brother of Mrs. aohn Lassen and Chris
Green, passed away Sunday, 5 a. m. at
residence of sister. 2117 South Meridian
.•trees Funeral Tuesday, 10:15 a m
at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL
HOME. Ijos South East Street. Friends
__invitpcl. Burial Crown Hill.
HI (ills, SARAH .1 \N) Beloved mother of
John. Charles and Walter Hughs ol An
derson. George Hughs of Atlanta. Ga
James Hughs Mrs. Lvda Hughs Marlev
of Indianapolis, sister of James Fink of
Andrews, Ind ; Mrs. Mary Deetimore of
Seward. Neb., passed awav at the home
of her granddaughter. Mrs. Carl H.
Irrgang of 2228 West Washington street
Friends mav call at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Lvda Hughs Marlev. 1526
Roach* street, after 4 p m. Mondav
Funeral Tuesday. 230 p m . at the
Seventh Christian Church at Udell and
Annette streets. Burial Washington Park
cemetery. Friends invited. Funeral
under direction of GEORGE M CARTY
Fortville.
MIDDLETON. MIISS BETTY GEAN
Daughter of Mary F Middleton, sister of
W H Middleton and Nellie G Middle
ton of Indianapolis Robert C . Edward J.
and Bruce A Middleton of Detroit,
passed awav in Defroit Mor.dav. For
information call FLANNER 5: BU
CHANAN
ROESENER. CHRISTIANA M - Wife of
Charles F and mother of Elmer W
passed awav Monday morning Services
a’ THE FLANNER A- BUCHANAN MOR
TUARY. Time later
SMALIET* DORIS G.—Services were held
at the residence. 3029 Park Ave Satur
day. 3:50 p m Burial Tuesday. 10:30
a. m . Crown Hill,
STORZ KATIIE YCNKER Mothc- Os
Lena Bonnie and John, passed awav
Saturday n:ght Services Tuesday. 2
P m . at the residence 538 S Tibbs Ave
Friends invited __Burial Crown Hill.
warren, RAYMOND—Beloved son of
Marv Warren and brother. Lorm Warren
(deceased', departed this life Fndav,
March 17 Funeral Tuesday. March 21
at the residence. 2154 Avondale place. 2
P m Burial Gravel Lawn cemetery.
Fortville ird. Friends invited Funeral
under direction of Moore and Kirk.
—10:15 P. M.—
WGN (7201— Milligan and
Mulligan.
WMAQ (670)—Dan and Syl
via.
NBC—Welcome Lewis to
WJZ.
WSM (6501—8i1l and Bob;
—10:3(1 P. M.—
KYW (1020) —Dance orches
tra.
CBS—Lombardo and Roval
Canadians.
NBC—Denny's orchestra to
WEAF.
NBC —Brass band to WJZ.
WMAQ (670(—Dance or
chestra 12'2 hrs.l.
WSM (6501.—Piano time;
dance orchestra.
—ll P. M.—
1 KSTP H46o)—Dance pro
gram.
KYW (1020)—Canton or
chestra.
CBS—Lyman's orchestra.
NBC—St. Regis' orchestra to
I WEAF.
WGN 1720) Kemp's orches
tra.
NBC Lovvns orchestra to
| WJZ.
WSM (650i—Meet the Bov
i Friend.
KMOX 110901 —Dance pro
gram.
; CBS -Nelson's orchestra.
NBC—Dancing in the Twin
Cit.es to WJZ
|WGN (720)—Dance program.
NBC Hollywood on The Air
; to WEAF.
—l2 (midnight)
KYW (1020) —Canton or
"j chestra.
WENR (8701 Dance or
-1 chestra.
WBBM 1770) —Around the
1 Town.
j WDAF (6101 Nighthawks
1 Frolic.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Dath Notices
ZINKAND. MARIA Age 71. wife of Wtl- !
ham. mother of Mr.- Jack Hendricks.
John Zinkand and of the late Adeline \
Volmer. died March 16. at Hollywood.
Fla Friend - , may call at THE GEORGE
W USHER FUNERAL HOME. 2614 West
Washington street, any time Funeral
Tuesday. March 21, 8:30 a m . at the
funeral home 9 a m. at St. Anthony's
Church Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
_Fr lends invited.
* Cards In Memonams
KLINGSTFHN We desire to thank our
friends for their kindnesses, flowers and
sincere words of svmpathv in out late j
beravemrnt. the death of our beloved i
wife and mother. Mrs. Otto H. Kling
stein HUSBAND ALP CHILDREN
3 Funeral Directors, Florists
W. T. BLASENGYM
Main office. 2226 Shelby St.
Branch office. 1634 W Morris.
Dr 2570 !
FINN BROS.
Funeral Home
1639 N Meridian St. TA-183S i
GRINSTEINER’S
522 E. Market
RI. 5374
HISEY & TITUS
957 N. Delaware
LI. 3828
Johnson & Montgomery
Funeral Home
1622 N Meridian. HA-1444
J. C. WILSON
■230 Prospect Dr 6321-9322
4 Lost and Found
BAG—Lady's brown leather, containing
money, glasses, keys, identification cards
and personal effects at 38th and Illinois
or 1200 N. Penn. Finder keep money, re
turn other articles. Mrs. Bennett. LI
-3361.
BEAGLE—BIack and white female, ready
to whelp, disappeared about Wednesday.
Owner worried. Phone immediately. HE
-1864.
BOSTON BULL PUPPY—Brown and white.
Name “Babe.” Child heartbroken. Re
ward. IR-7277, _
BROOCH—White gold, rhinestones. C B
H. in center. Keepsake. IR-0309. Re
ward.
DOG—Thin, medium size, black, tan feet.
black harness. Reward. WA-0257.
GLASSES—Man’s rimless, in Hoosier Op-
tjcnljCo. case. Reward. CH-0545-W.
SPlTZ—White female, cream ears, spot on
right center. Reward. HU-4269.
WILL FINDER of keys l Saturday i please
call WA-5538. Reward.
5 Personals.
DR. CHESTER MILLER—"The Children's
Dentist.” 1107 Odd Fellow bldg.
EVENING DINNER TREAT. ~
BRUCE'S TEA ROOM.
Announces to its patrons a musical din
ner program—a rare treat while enjoying
our popular complete course. Dinners
popularily priced at 35c —40c and 50c.
Tasty T-Bone Steak Specials, 50c. Con
venient parking, St. Clair St. and Penn.
St., opposite Library. RI-0746.
PHILLIPS—GOLD MEDAL—PATHFINDER
and other contestants; over 1,000 au
thenic. 3-letter w'ords. 25c postpaid.
“CONTEST HELPER,” 3015 N. Penn..
Indianapolis Indiana.
RENT A MAYTAG
$1 per week
Call Rl 9441 Extension 37".
L S AYRES & Cos
The Mid-West Detectives
Announce their new location at 746-48
Consolidated Bldg.
Geo, L. Winkler. LI-5484. Harry Bendel.
WANT to communicate with June ex
pectant mother about adopting child.
Rcliab'e party address Times Box K, 43.
WILL locate anyone for anyone. 702 In
land Bldg.
8 Transportation
I Travel by Bus
3N| 1,-t Low rates, fast, safe.
r X. schedules, porter service
e en route.
Chicago $3.00 Jacks'ville ..$14.00
Louisville ... 2.50 Tampa 20.00
Nashville .... 5.00 Mnaml 22.00
Let us plan vour trip.
Call or write
COLONIAL TOUR BUREAU
LI-2386. 141 S. Illinois
MODERN TRAVELERS BUREAU
Brevort Hotel. RI-2188.
Cut-rate bus tickets to N. Y., Phla.,
Wash.. Pitts., Col.. Day., St. Louis, Tulsa
and west. Dependable service daily.
~ BUSINESS SERVICE
7 Business Services
BAND and orchestra Instruments repairing;
expert guar. work. PEARSON PIANO
CO. 128 N Penn LI-5513
Bowers <fc Weddle Service Station
General Auto Repairing.
52d and College, WA-5157.
BUILDINGS repaired, reroofed, additions
and garages built. E. Z. payments. IR
-4297.
CARBURETORS adjusted free. Body fen
der. gen. repairs DOLL & MEHRING,
2109 N. 111, st. TA-5691.
CHAIRS made new by rebottoming in cane
hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUB
- AID FOR BLIND HA-0583.
FLOORS SANDED—Refinished. cleaned,
waxed, shellacked, lowest rates. BREW
STER, BE-3491 R-2.
HOUSE CLEANING, window washing. 9x12
rug cleaned $1: repairing: work guaran
teed. INDIANAPOLIS CARE TAKERS.
RI-2184.
LAUNDRY WORK—Any kind. Curtains,
rugs, blankets. 25-lb. rough dry. wearing
apparel, starch, flat work finished, $1.25.
Call, deliver. HE-548C.
REFINISH your floors; rent our dustless
electric floor sander; average cost $1
room up. RISK'S. 30th St. Hardware.
CH-4239.
TREE SURGERY. Gorman spraying, land
scaping. Fertilizer for sale. Phone BE
-3525-R. Mr. McCree.
7-a Moving;, Transfer, Storage
ALLlSON'S—Experienced white men. Move
cheaper FREE estimates. LI-4105.
CADWELL WILL MOVE YOU FOR YOUR
DISCARDED FURNITURE. CH-3227.
EXTRA CAREFUL—Movers', large covered
trucks; reasonable prices. P. O.
RHOADES. TA-6347,
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Store now pay six months later, free
nyuling to storage. Moving *4 cer load
ar.d up
; Call Rl 7750 419 E. Market St
MOVING HAULING Rent anew truck
U-DRIVE JT 39 Kentucky Ave Rl-7438
MOVING. $2 UP—Local, overland, equip
covrd. trucks; white men. Pete's J CH-2878
SPECIAL" RATES now on local, long
distance moving. J. H. TAYLOR. RI
-4265; DR-3071.
STORAGE—LocaI, long distance hauling,
return loads wanted. Part loads serv
ice. OTTO J. SUESZ. RI-3628. RI
-6561 CH-0599-W.
7-b Paperhantting and Painting
1 A-l PAPER CLEANING. 75c room: best
I reference. J. A OWENS. HE-4494,
i EXPERT paper cleaning: wall washing;
! estimates free. CLY-RONEY’. LI-4238^
;EXPERT WALL PAPER CLEANERS—
-1 Prompt service. Reasonable rates. DR
-5262, LAVON Cleaners. DR-5262.
PAlNTlNG—lnterior and exterior. Years
i of experience. Call for estimates. HA
! 2444-W.
WALL PAPER cleaning. 50c. SI room: wall
j washing. Satisfaction guaranteed. W.
1 H Cox & Son. LI-4180.
7-d Cleaners and Dyers
IDEAL RUG CLEANERS
9x12, cleaned and guaranteed. $1.00; one
small rug free, CH-2973.
MARCH SPECIAL—9xI2 rue. cleaned and
sized. $2: 1 small free: fluff and chenille,
made to order. ACTIVE RUG CLEAN
ERS HA-3636
Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want
Ads placed at Times Want Ad Head
_quarters, 214 W Maryland St.
The Times Was the Only Indianapolis
new-naper to gain in Want Ad lineage
in 1932.
INST RUCTIONS
10 Schools, Colleges Tutoring
OVER 100 STUDENTS NOW ENROLLED.
FTvPP Ground Course, flying instruc
-1 ugl. t)on Tarkington Aviation Cos
Municipal Airport, BE-4400.
WANTED—Names men. women! 18750,
wishing steady post-depression govern
ment lobs. Start $lO5-$175 month. Com
mon education usually sufficient. Full
particulars with sample coachipg-FREE.
Apply today Time-., Box 1050-N.
HELP WANTED
13 Help Wanted—Male
FOUR representatives for well establfehed
dry cleaning plant, experience unneces
sary Apply 4-6 p. m.. Mr. Berkett. 2209
N 111, st.
MEN wanted for Rawleigh routes of 800
consumers in cities of Indianapolis.
Brownsburg. Zionsvtlle. Franklin. Re
, liable hustler can start earning $25.00
weekly and increase every month.
Write immediately. RAWLEIGH CO.
Freeport. HI.. Dejp. IN-C-38-S.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
HELP WANTED
13 Mr- p Wanted—Male
SALARY AND COMMISSION
No Investment. Rm. 418. 38 N. Penn,
WANTED—Young man. .high school grad
uate. who can ride bicycle and help
around office Applv_9oo Test Bldg
YOUNG MEN 1
18 to 22 years. Must be high school
graduates, neat appearing and free to
travel. Men aualifving will be trained in i
our work, paid salary and bonuses. See ;
MR. GINDER. 335 Lemcke Bide.. Mon.. I
Tues., Wed., after 5 p. m.
14 Help Wanted—Female
EDUGATED, UNENCUM
BERED BUSINESS LADY,
WHO UNDERSTANDS COS
METICS AND WOULD LIKE
TO DEVOTE TIME TO
THEIR ADVANCEMENT.
SEE MANAGER, 316 K. OF
P. BLDG.
GIRL to work for tuition at modern busi
ness school. RI-9072
WOMEN to train for demonstration work.
No cash reauired. Apply to Miss Walk
er. 620 Peoples Bk. Bldg.
15 Wanted—Male or Female
TEN salespeople; attractive personality,
neat appearance. Will Interview 10 crew
managers with cars. Mr. Walden. 215
Castle Hall Bldg.
16 Situations Wanted
MIDDLE-AGE lady desires to keep house
for old person. 1145 Church.
YOUNG woman, experienced in store and
clerical work, desires position that does
not require shorthand or typewriting.
Address Times. K-54.
R ENTALS
17 Furnished Rooms
ALABAMA. N., 121 Vi —Steam heated rooms.
$1.50 wk. and up; walking distance.
RI-2905. |
BROADWAY. 3334—Lovely room, one or J
two. private family, instant hot water, j
garage, reasonable. TA-1138.
BROADWAY, 2217—Large room, 3 win
dows, for 2 employed, quiet home, garage.
Phone.
COLLEGE. 4235—CHEERFUL ROOM; PRI- |
VATE HOME; GENTLEMAN PRE
FERRED. HU-8346.
ILLINOIS. N„ 1907—Desirable room;
prviate entrance, lavatory, constant hot
water. Gentleman; garage.
ILLINOIS, N., 2354—Large attractive room,
large closets; 4 boys. No other roomers.
TA-0725.
MASSACHUSETTS. 540—Steam heat; mod
ern, outside rooms; Simmons beds; run
ning water; $3 up.
MERIDIAN” N.. 520, Apt. 24.—Attractive
room; facing plaza; gentleman preferred.
Reasonable.
NEW JERSEY N.. 226 Warm sleeping
rooms: $2 week. 35c a night; steam heat.
NEW JERSEY. N„ 418—2 sleeping rooms;
modern; steam heat; $1.50 and $2. RI
-2098.
NEW JERSEY. N.. 2048—2 lovely rooms in
widow's home; reasonable. TA-0850.
NEW JERSEY. N., 517—Strictly modern
room; newly decorated; walking distance.
LI-9750.
NORTH OF 38TH ST.—Beautiful large
living room, bedroom, private, 1 or 2;
Radio. Wa-3033-W.
PARK. 1964. APT. 2—Large rooms, steam
heat, hot water, $1.50 and $2.
ST. CLAIR, E., 418 —Sleeping rooms. Walk-
ing distance. Board optional. LI-0685.
24TH. E., 515—Large front room; twin
beds; widow's home; $2 each. HE-1494.
36TH ST.—Near Meridian; pleasant room;
private home; 1 or 2 gentlemen; reason
able. TA-6176.
17-A Hotels, Resorts, Inns.
Colonial Hotel p E Sg COl Wst r Ul
to appreciate. $4 up. 236 N. Illinois.
CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia— Down
town; large front room, 2 beds, $3;
modern.
THE DEARBORN Sv^s.
A Homelike Hotel. 3208 E. Mich. CH-7550.
Nice Clean Beds; Steam Heat: 25c Night.
NEW PALACE HOTEL.
TOURIST INN—Double and single • rooms
50c. Quiet for day sleepers. Morning
calls. Friendly service. Open all night.
Clean beds, 25c. 359 W. Washington.
CORONADO HOTELS t b i° c o *
bus terminal, heat, running water In rooms
—7sc up. weekly $3 up. 156(2 N. Illinois.
HOTEL ANTLERS
Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel
service. As low as $2 a day; $lO week
750 N. Meridian. LI-2351.
SEMTNOLE Alabama. 920. n„*
OLuiVlllX WKiLj SINGLE ROOMS.
HOTEL 53.50—54—54.50.
nuruu FOLLOW THE CROWD
for clean attractive mod, rms. LI-1496
PTTPTT AN Clean, modern, fireproof.
rumiAiti CUy heat Quiet Rooms
HOTET, with hot and cold water
$3 week and up. Free
tub or shower baths. Low daily rates
Market and New Jersey Sts.
EASTGATE HOTEL
We invite comparison In rates, appoint
ments and service; beautifully furnished
rooms radios, luxurious lobby and social
rooms. Most convenient location. Wash
ington and New Jersey Sts,
Wants Ads Accepted Till 10 p. m.
18 Housekeeping Rooms
$5: WOODLAWN. 1046—2 Modern, fur
nished housekeeping rooms; private
bath; utilities paid. DR-3626.
$6: BEVILLE, 829 N.—Attractive 2 front
rooms, next, bath; porch; adiuts.
ARROW. 193?—3 rooms nicely furnished,
front, rear, private entrance; utilities. $6
wk. CH-4409,
BROADWAY, 1403—2-room apartment; Ist
floor; redecorated, sink, phone, over
stuffed; eiUra.nr.o; $5, $6.
BROADWAY. 2136—1 room, kitchenette,
modern; everything furnished, near Cen
tral and College car line. HE-3759.
COTTAGE. 1721—2 or 3 rooms, furnished
or unfurnished: utilities; next bath; rea
sonable. DR-1647-R.
EUCLID AVK., N.. 109—121 apartments’,
overstuffed, private entrance, utilities.
accomodate 4. $4 up, IR-0392.
HIGHLAND AVE., N.. 21—2 MODERN
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; EVERY -
THING FURNISHED: ADULTS. $5.
ILLINOIS. N.. 2339—3-rooin apartment, 2
bedrooms; suitatfie for 4. $5.50. HA
-4928-M.
ILLINOIS. N.. 2019—2 rooms, furnished:
sun parlor, private lavatory; private
entrance: $5. rA-5042.
NEW JERSEY. 1449 N —3 connecting light
housekeeping rooms; private entrance;
reasonable. R!-3619 :
! NEW JERSEY, N.. 1112—One-room and
kitchenette, private bath: everything
furnished; modern; reasonable.
PROSPECT. 2008— 2 rooms, extra nice,
clean, modern, front apartment; private
entrance: reasonable.
TALBOT. N. 2525—2 room small cozy im
maculate in-a-door, sink, porch. Private
entrance.
29TH. wT 1020—56: 3 nicelv furnished
rooms: private bath and entrance.
Porch, garage. TA-5660.
19 Rooms with Board
DELAWARE, N.. 3157—Country-like home,
well furnished; modern; garage: 20-min.
from Circle. HA-4705-J.
WASHINGTON. E., 3323—Lovely room, real
home. No objection to child. Reason
abie, CH-4603-W,
32D. E.. 603—Lovely front room; steam
heat, meals, optional. Home privileges.
TA-2818.
NONE BETTER--Twin beds: shower; home
atmosphere. 2062 N. New Jersey. TA-6916.
21 Unfurnished Apartments
S2O: 42 W. 11TH—Nicely decorated, kitch
| enette apartment, heat. gas. water, ice
furnished. Call Apt, 1. The Grant.
! S2S—ASHLAND. 1214—4 rooms, hardwood
floors, light and airy, garage.
$35; DELAWARE. N . 2149—6 rooms, hard
wood floors: steam heat; reduced from
$65. '
NOBLE. 133'j N.—3 rooms; semi-modern;
water paid; near school: $lO mo. LI-9134.
MERIDIAN. N.. 911—THE FITCH: 6
splendid rooms; very low rent. TA-0641 _
3720 N. Pennsylvania $45-SSO
| 2035 N. Meridian 40- 60
! WASHINGTON ST.. 5124 E —Attractive
bedroom apartment. Owner leaving city.
17TH. 412 E—s-room mod. duplex; good
| heat; cross ventilation; large porch.
j INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY
1 We furnish free transportation to In
spect furnished and unfurnished ants., day
lor night. No obligation LI-5452. Eve..
‘ or Sun.. TA-1064 nr WA-0433.
22 Unfurnished Houses
; sl2—kenning:ON ’.425—4-room cottage:
furnace, toilet, sink; A-I DR-0293.
$12.50: STATE. 1609 S— 4 rooms, semi
modern. garage, yard, water paid. DR
-3353-M. ”
sl3 1203 S. RANDOLFH—4 rooms, double,
semi-modern, garage, water paid. DR
-5630
sls: BELLEFONT VINE. 1943—5 rooms:
semi-modern; gaiage: yard. RI-1772.
$25: CONGRESS. 364—Corner bungalow, 6
rooms side drive, water paid. TA-6095,
$25: LA SALLE. N. 2601—Attractive
bungalow. 5 rooms modern, bath, show
er. laundry, basement, garage. TA-6415.
$32 50; OAKLAND. N.. 1135—6 rooms;
floors refinished; laundry: awnings; gar
age, CH-6517-M.
Beech Grove
1816 Albany, six-room modern house. LI
-7491.
GREGORY & APPEL, INC.
RENTALS
22 Unfurnished Houses
BRADLEY. 101 S— 5-room modern bunga
iow; garage: S2.Y IR-2808
CALHOUN. 1317—Clean 4-room double.
garage. sl2. water paid. DR-1709.
CAPITOL *& 11TH ST.—9 rooms modern.
A-l throughout; ideal roomers; S2O. WA
-2635.
COLLEGE. 1619—5 rooms, modern, hard
wood floors throughout. A-l furnace.
water paid, garage. S2O.
DRAPER. 1531—5 rooms semi-modern,
water paid. gas. electricity. A-l conai
d.tion; sl4. HU-4368. DR-3564-R.
GRANT. 1417 N.—6 rooms, bath, no
furnace, 2-car garaage; sl6. CH-2116-W.
GUILFORD. 5243—5-room modern bunga
low. iovelv yard, garage. BE-1564-R,
JEFFERSON. N . 33—'; modern double.
good condition. S2O: water paid. RI-7875
LA SALLE N.. 554—6-room semi-modern.
$lO 530 E Mich.. 6-room. $12.50.
LA SALLE. N.. 2045—Semi-modern double:
watr; garage: Heatrola gas range and
linoleum. LI-5231.
PARKER AYE . 402 5-room modern
double; garage; water paid. Rent re
duced.
RITTER. S. 435-37- 4-room double, good
condition: water paid. Reduced. RI-6618
RURAL. N.. 931—Near St. Philips: 6
rooms modern, garage; greatly reduced.
HE-5846.
ST. PETER, 1137—Bungalow: 5 rooms mod
ern. long living room; 2-car garage; re
duced. HU-3139.
11TH. ST., E.—6 rooms, bath. $14.50. 34th
St. W., 5 rooms. sl2, WA-2820-J.
25TH. W.. 118—6-room modern, close to
car line. Reasonable rent. HA-0678-J.
31ST ST.. W„ 823-25—4 & 5 rooms, good,
modern, nice porches, yard, garage, near
car. bus and school. 15 days rent free.
Rent reduced. HA-1084-R.
Rooming House
600 Northeast; 10 rooms, good shape, in
side: low rent. LI-7491.
GREGORY A- APPEL. INC.
AFTER YOU HAVE
SELECTED
YOUR NEW HOME
See Classification 7-A for
a Reliable Mover.
23 Furnished Apts, and Houses
$7.50 WEEK—Neatly furnished bungalow
'2 square car line; garage; utilities.
HA-0108.
S3O—COLLEGE AVE., 2547—Attractively
furnished, 2 rooms, bath, kitchenette.
utilities furnished, garage.
$35; BUNG. EAST —5 rms., iong living rm.,
fireplace, gar. For furn. houses call MR.
MOTT. Penn. Hotel. RI-9476.
BROADWAY, 5837—Attractive bedroom
apartment: kitchen, breakfast room,
porches, yard, garage, utilities; reason
able.
CENTRAL. 2131—55.50 wk.: 1 rm.. kitchen
ette. priv. bath, tele, privileges. HE-4155.
COLLEGE, 1409—3-4 rooms nicely fur-
nished. utilities paid; reduced. RI-5976.
LOCKERBIE. 614—4 cozy rooms; modem,
private: reduced: see to appreciate.
HOMES—APARTMENTS—BUNGALOWS!
S3O to SSO furnished—Free service. White.
IR-7956.
APARTMENTS and houses: auto service.
HOLTAM REALTY CO., 933 Mass, ave.
FURNISHED homes and apartments;
shown by appointment; service free.
BOYD, HU-8352.
3 ATTRACTIVE ROOMS—LIVING. SLEEP
ING ROOM; KITCHENETTE; REAS
ONABLE. CH-4670.
24 Suburban and Farms
MICHIGAN RD & 69TH ST.—6-room bun
galow; acre of ground; $25. White.
IR-7956.
5-ROOM bungalow, good chicken house;
7 miles northeast: sl4. IR-5853.
4 ROOMS—Pantry, garden, room for
chickens, cow. 24 S. Dryer. BE-3777-M.
SEMI-MODERN bungalow, shade, fruit,
chicken shed, large garden. Churchman
and Hobart. See Kleine.
26 Wanted to Rent
WANTED—S-room house, must be modern,
prefer one with yard and porch in good
location. Not over S4O month. Address
Times, Box A 101,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
27 Houses For Sale
PERSHING, N.. 202—8 rooms: hardwood
floors; 1 square Washington High School,
2 squares grade. BE-0593-W.
28 Sale Suburban Property
BEAUTIFUL suburban; modern home; lo
cated on paved road. Call owner. New
Augusta 920,
SEVERAL small houses with 2 acres of
ground. 5 acres partly wooded, i'/x miles
east city limits. IR-2ißl-Ring 2..
MERCHANDISE
34 Miscellaneous For Sale
BOTTLES Reduced prices. We deliver.
WEST END BOTTLE CO.. 534 W. Pearl
St. LI-8085.
DESTROY MOTH—And their larvae; use
Mothicide and moth preventive. Albert G.
Maas Cos,. 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125. r
ELECTRIC motors, bought, sold, rewind
ing. MOTOR EXCHANGE SERVICE.
1314 W, Washington St.
INVALID CHAIRS
Crutches for sale or rent; good chairs.
$2.50 per month, delivered tree. Crutches
25c per mo.
BAKER BROS 219 E. WASHINGTON
New Wire Fencing
FIELD POULTRY, FARM WIRE. PRICED
TO SELL. SEE OSBORN. 209 SOUTH
EASTERN AVE.
OIL BURNER—Thermostat, tank. etc., good
condition, suitable for small apartment
building or large residence. Nicolai.
RI-6412.
PUMPS—Two. 350-gal. per hour, piston
type, shallow well, electric with 15-gal.
tanks; cheap. Meier Electric and Ma
chine Cos.. 3525 E, Washington. IR-1151,
RAINCOATS; Men's size. 36, $1.50; chil
dren's raincoats, size 10, $1.50. Metal fold
ing cotss. mattress and 3 pillows,s7.so each
BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
STATION, corner Capitol and South St.
SUDDEN DEATH—It never fails: destroys
bedbugs and household vermin. Albert G
Maas Cos,, 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125.
WE WILL furnish all framing material
and sheeting for 18x20 garage for $19.49
Good lumber. SERVICE WRECKING
CO, 320 N. West. St. LI-3069.
35 Household Goods
AUCTION SALE Wednesday, March 22,
9:30 a. m., 1501-3 Madison Ave. Several
complete homes of furniture. J. P.
Oribben, auction, storage. DR-3328.
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut: dining-room,
oak: refectory table: living-room suite:
rug; kitchen cabinet: breakfast set; at
a great sacrifice. 3710 N. Meridian.
CLOSING OUT sale of many high grades
of Ice Boxes. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos..
2000 Northwestern. TA-0639.
ELECTRIC WASHERS, bought, sold, ex
changed and repaired. Wringer rolls for
all makes. Guaranteed. EDEN WASH
ER. SHOP, 1921 West Washington St.
BE-4825.
GAS STOVE, white, $8.50; 3-piece over
stuffed with loose pillow arm davenport.
$35: chest of drawers, practically new,
$4.25: 9x12 rug,' $6.50: small rugs, rea
sonable. 318 N. Denny.
RENT A MAYTAG
$1 per week.
Cal! RI. 9441. Extension 372.
L. S. Ayres <fc Cos.
WAFFLE SET—4 piece: Waffle iron, mix
ing bowl, syrup pitcher and trav.
Combination Chromium and decorated
Royalite oven China. Special price $lB
PEARSON PIANO CO., 128 North Penn
sylvania St, LI-5513.
Your old washer as initial
payment on anew one. Pav
BZfiruJJm balance in small weekly pav
ments.
! 32 N. Del, Thor Shoo, LI-5336.
36 Radios, Musical Instruments
DISTRIBUTOR Radio Service man, 14
years experience. All makes repaired.
Work guaranteed. Call CH-4502-R day
or night. 3606 N. LaSalle.
GUITARS and VIOLINS free- to beginners.
Indiana Music Cos. 143 E. Ohio: 2nd
floor, rm. 228. PAUL H. RINNE. Mgr.
: MAJESTIC 8-tube console, formerly sold
I for $169. or Crosley 8-tube console; only
Isl 9; terms.
PAUL KERR MUSIC CO.
! CH-3036. 29 N, Temple. CH-3036.
PHILCO. 8-tube, highboy *2V
I Victor. 10-tube, lowboy $24.50
RADIO BARGAIN SHOP. 225 E Wash. St
: PlANO—"Wegman. ' upright, good condU
I tion; very reasonable. IR-1055.
Radios $5 Up to sls.
RADIO EXCHANGE 623 MaAve
RADIO SERVICE—AII makes, estimates.
F. I. EDDY. 302 E. Troy. DR-1839-R.
RADIO SERVICE
FP.EE ESTIMATES—CaIIs anywhere in
citv. Eight years experience on all
makes. Satisfaction guaranteed. CH-3136,
SERVICE* PHILCO AND CROSLEY SPEC
Don’t be without vour radio. If vour
set has to be taken to our shop, we will
loan vou one
PAUL KERR MUSIC CO.
CH-3036. 2S N Temple. _ CH-3036
SPEClAL—Service calls free: radio check
free: tubes 49c up. RIVERSIDE RADIO
i CO. TA-4373
37 Furs. Wearing Apparei
MEN’S SUITS $4
Choose from 1.500 unredeemed and new
SACKS BROS. LOAN CO.
308 Indiana Ave. RI-5994.
MERCHANDISE
38 Typewriter. Store and
Office Supplies
Typewriter
Rental Agency
Only $2-50 Per Month
or $ .00 for 3 Months
Any make of machine. Expert
repair service on all typewriters.
Woodstock
TYPEWRITER CO.
317 N. Penn. LI. 4712
TYPEWRITERS Da,rea til K 9 I 4 N 7 c 0 3
39 Swaps
SWAP
Things You Have for
Things You Want
■ TO ADVERTISER
Each ad appearing in this column Is
listed in The Times Swap Bureau
Directory for sixty days free of charge.
Your swap ad costs only 3c a word in
The Times. Special multiple rates of
seven davs for the price of five and
four days for the cost of three.
TO TRADERS
If you can not find the leads that
vou desire in the ads in this column
call the Swap Counter. RI-5551. and
we will attempt to arrange a trade for
you from Swaps previously published.
There is no charge for this service.
AIR COMPRESSOR—IOO-lb. pressure, for
32x6 truck tires, or 1 2 ton Chevrolet
Truck or cash. DR-5479,
CASH for radios and parts. Radios $3 50
up. Hams attention. RADIO SWAP
SHOP, 1811 South East St,
CASH for used baby buggy. Not over $4.
HE-3788. _
COMPLETE rabbitrv. excellent stock: part
or all. What have von? HA-3701-M.
DIAMOND RlNG—Lady’s, trade for “Easy”
washing machine or what? BE-1674-M.
EXCHANGE Legal Services for almost any
thing. S. A. Bortz. Attv., 702 Inland bldg.
FOR PEET'S SAKE—Two-wheel trailor for
junk automobile. Pett's Tire Shop. 2609
Mass. ave.
JIG SAW PUZZLES for trade or rent. HILO
HAWAIIAN STUDIO. 2106 Roosevelt. Av,
MOVING—WiII take discarded Furniture as
pay or part. RI-2947.
PAPER HANGING—By a responsible man.
for what have vou? CH-2515-J.
ROOM—Part or all for cleaning and press
ing room on 50-50 basis. Business estab
lished. Times. Box K-51.
SWAP YOUR OLD WINDOW SHADES
regardless of condition on NEW SHADES.
KEITH SHADE CO.. RI-4995, 1348 N 111.
TRADE new radio for set new 19x5.50
tires. 534 Mass. RI-6167.
40 Wanted To Buy
SELL YOUR OLD GOLD
Highest prices paid in state
for old Gold, Watches, Jewelry,
Dental Bridges, etc.
SACKS EROS
REFINING CO.
308 Indiana Ave. RI-5994.
EDIPHONE. Dictator and Transcriber, re
cent model preferred. state serial
number. Address Box K 52.
FURNITURE—Wanted! For
better prices. HE-1547.
■JO D G EC:
n
WANTS FURNITURE
MR, PIERCE _ PROMPT SERVICE
PURE GOLD worth $20.67 an ounce. Less
refining costs. Best prices for old jewelry
Indiana Gold Refining Cos.
LI-2706. 135 West Market St.
WANT furniture. 4 to 6 rooms, also oda
nieces highest nrlces HU-7274
WANTED—SmaII coke or gas oven for
bake shop, WA-1140-2.
WE BUY OLD GOLD
SELL YOUR OLD GOLD DIRECT
Gold refiner. Highest prices paid for
?:old teeth, bridges, crowns, discarded
ewelery, watches. Cash paid. Bring to
STANDARD GOLD REFINING CO
423 LEMCKE BUILDING.
Cor. Pennsylvania Bpri Market Sts
WILL PAY CASH for golf bails. 3121 N.
Illinois, upstairs.
41 Cash Coal Mart
Indianapolis Retail Yards.
Kindling and No Wheel Charge
It Pays to Buy Better Coal
25c Discount on 2-Ton Coal Orders
W. Va. blk. cln. fkd. 54.75
W. Va. Egg shov. $4 fkd. $4.30
Isl. Crk. egg W. VA. fkd. 54.50
Isl. Crk. Ig. Ip W. Va. fkd. $5.00
W. Virginia M. R. .. .$3.75
Brazil Blk., egg fkd..54.00
White Ash blk. lg. fkd... 5 3.75
Best washed nut. cln. fkd.. n -jr
special for cookstove or retort Hu. 10
Very good grades of Indiana.
Union .Ice UoaiCd
DR-4621. DR-4622.
It will pav vou to visit our vard and
see the difference in good coal.
KINDLING WITH EACH TON
LOWEST SPRING PRICES
NO WHEEL CHARGE
1 TON. 'i TON. V* TON.
W. VA. EGG ... S4.<H> $2.25 51.40
W. VA. Lp 4.40 2.45 1.50
W. VA. M. R U.ftO 2.20 1.35
E. KY. LP 4.75 2.65 1.60
I. C. F.GG 4.50 2.50 1.50
I. C. LP 4.75 2.65 1.60
POCA. NO. 3 I.P 6.00 3.25 1.00
POCA. NO. 3 M. R. 5.25 2.90 1.70
Economy Fuel Supply Cos.
DR.-1220 DR-1221
"ECONOMIZE WITH ECONOMY”
Cash Coal Sale for Today
No wheel chg. Deliver and U tons.
White Ash blk., c n fkd. 53.75
W. Virginia egg. shoveled $3.95
W. Virginia lp.. cln. fkd 4.50
W. Virginia m. r 3.75
Isl. Crk. W. Va.. lg. blk., fkd 4.70
White Ash Ind. washed nut. CO 70
cln. fkd., cook stove or retort' 1 w
Cordwood. best grade $3.50
DR. 6767 Anywhere”? City,
PERFECTION , P SC.OO
OCAHONTAS U=
NO. 3 RED ASH. SHOVELED
Buster Brown Coal Cos. He. 1630.
QUALITY COAL
SIS Va : . fkd ; $4.50
Island Creek SS.QO
W. Va —6 in. lp. fkd
Coke —Citizens Egg. $7.75: nut. $7.25
FREDRICK COAL CO.
DR-1792. No wheel charge. WA-5666
Island Creek Est
W. Va. Furnace Egg Fkd.
Island Creek. VV. Va. big lp. fkd Ss.no
Pora. No. 3 Red Ash 7-in. lp.. shov $6.50
Citizens Coke ....$7.25 and $7.75
Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos.
DR-2100 Four Yards DR-2101.
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Federal Coal Cos. CH. 2291
Brazil Blk. nid. $4.25
Manley-O’Donnell Fuel Cos.
HE. 1391 HE. 1392
WEAVER COAL AND ICE CO.
DR-2201. No Wheel Charge. DR-2201.
MERCHANDISE
41 Cash Coal Mart
Indtananolt* Retail Tarda
West Virginia r oc
Smyrna Creek
Big Lump—Shoy. *T
A real bargain. Best vard prices.
SCHNEIDERS—LI. 8900
Tiiestock
42 Oogs, Birds. Pets
HEALTHY POLICE PUPPIES; BARGAIN
PRICES 3124 BOULEVARD PLACE.
TA-5065
Horses, Cattle, Poultry
GOOD dapple grey mare, age 7 four
weeks’ colt by side: rebred: mated pair
black mules, white noses, coming four
weli broke, weight 2.800 pounds. OSCAR j
JESSUP. 65th and Emerson, one mile
_ east of Road 31.
FINANCIAL
44-a Securities
PURCHASER wanted for three small first
mortgages. SB,OOO to $15,000 on improved '
high grade apartment buildings. Which
on current appraisal and earnings are
worth four times the amount of
mortgage. Funds to be used to pav off
all delniquency by consent of bond-hold- 1
ers. Address Times Box K-53.
WE BUY old accounts and notes. See us
today. MAJESTIC FINANCE. INC.. 702
Inland Bide LI-4600
WILL SELL $677 Railroadmens at $66.00;
SSOO Fletcher Avenue at $62.50; $2,000
Ind Savings at $54. 415 Lemcke Bldg.
45 Business Opportunities
EXPERT auto repairs: reasonable Drices
Penn-Ten Garage Penn, and 10th Sts.
SHOOTING .GALLERY —Complete, with
backwall and wings; 5 rows of figures;
4 bulls eyes, and twenty loading tubes;
S6O. Times Box K-53.
46 Personal Property Loans
We have plenty of
CASH for you!
You can borrow SIOO
more from us right away! Repay in I, 2, 3,
6, IO or more monthly payments. Come in,
write or ’phone! Prompt service.
Personal Finance Cos.
34 S. PENN. Rl-nO.U
s Century Bldg., Ground Floor
■s■s■s■s■s■
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
34 S. Penn. RI-5034,
FURNITURE—DIAMOND LOANS.
Rate 2 r o\ Lowest in City.
INDPLS. PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN
330 Occidental Bldg. RI-3587,
48 Automobile Loans
CASH TO LOAN
— on SI!
AUTOMOBILES
Don’t lose your auto. Re
finance at lower pay
ments. Our new office
assures privacy and quick,
courteous service.
; SACKS EROS I
AUTO IO AN CO
J 302 N. Capitol Ave. _.i. 5998 |p
AUTO
LOANS
RIDE WHILE VOU PAY
LINCOLN
AUTO LOAN CO.
8 S. Capitol Ave. RI-1321
Auto Loans
LOWEST RATES
CASH AT ONCE
CHICAGO JEWELRY CO.
203 E. Wash. St. LI. 8603
nnpos(te Courthouse Est 4ft Yeara
CASH
Auto Loans
Or we will buy your car.
Meridian Motor Sales
820 N. Meridian. RI-4931
AUTOMOTIVE
50 Autos For Sale
CHEVROLET—Buy vour next used car
from Indiana’s largest Chevrolet dealer.
Johnson Chevrolet Cos.
Meridian at llth. LI-5361,
CHEVROLET. 1930 Sedan: perfect finish;
new tires: winter front: 5215. WEISS
MAN MOTOR SALES. 2215 E. Washing
ton. CH-5828.
Essex 1932 Terraplane
Special sedan: brand new; no title: never
been driven A big saving. LOSEY
MOTORS. 1133 N Meridian.
A FINE selection of hlghgrade exchanged
cars. Broad ranee in prices. $25 to
$1,095.
CENTRAL BUICR CO
-120 W North St LI-1999
SEE OUR STOCK of real bargains in 1933
transportation.
Abels-Fink Auto Cos.
535 N. Capitol Ave. LT-1112
Willys and Auburn Distributors
The Schott Auto Cos.
2004 N. Meridian. TA-3700.
FOR used cars at real bargain prices
"Make Tracks for Sacks”
Sacks Bros. Auto Loan Cos.
3C9 N. Capitoh RI-5994
Look Over
Our list of used cars ihen buy. “Indi
ana's Best Chevrolet Dealer."
Coburn Chevrolet Cos., Inc.
550 S. Meridian. LI-6388
Open Evenings and Sunday,
51 Trucks, Tractors, Trailers
INTERNATIONAL I’.-ion six. cab: $175.
INTERNATIONAL HARV. CO., 1188 KY
Ave. LI-4809.
Special
Indiana 1931 tractor on 825x20 tires
compound transmission, double line. B. K
booster brakes. Many others.
Trucks—Tractors—Trailers
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT
31 W. 13T1I ST.
H. SANDYS, LI-7467
REPOSSESSED tractor: worth the money
Also semi-trailer. MACKS TRUCKS. 7SO
E. Wash. St,
New Semi-Trailers
from manufacturer to consumer. $398. IN
DIANAPOLIS TRUCK AND TRAILER CO.
1125 E Georgia St DR-3300
53 Accessories, Tires. Parts
USED TIRES <£ 1
Guaranteed 2 000 Miles. '
Taken In trade on Generals.
Others guaranteed up to 8 000
miles at slightly higher prices.
The General Tire Cos.
838 N. Delaware St. U-5533
55 Aetos Wanted
Will pav cash for your car or equity.
I. WOLF AUTO CO.
Also a wide selection of Used Cars.
LI-4516. 561 North CapitoL
3IARCH 20, 1933
AUTOMOTIVE
55 Autos Wanted
WILL pav cash for good used ears. Best
prices in town
EVANS MOTORS
llth at Meridian. RI-30SL
LEGALS
56 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the tax
pavers of Marion Countv Indiana, that
the Marion County Comm!ssion<rs and
the Marion County Council of said Cos i
ty at their regular meeting places in he
Courthouse Indianapolis. Indiana, on the
23rd dav of March, 1933. will consider the
following additional appropriations for
1933
Cos School Supt
200 Operating Expenses $ 984
Colored Orphans Home
200 Operating Expenses 10.68
Asylum for Insane
200 Operating Expenses 54 44
Free Grave! Roads
100 Services Personal .. 118 80
400 Current Charges 12 in
Taxpayers appearing shall have the right
to be heard thereon
After said additional appropriations
have been determined, ten or more tax
pavers feeling themselves aggrieved bv
such adidtiona! appropriations may appeal
to the State Board of Tax Commissioners
for further and final action thereon bv
filing a petition therefor with the Countv-
Auditor not later than ten davs after said
additional appropriations have been made,
and the State Board of Tax Commission
ers v ill fix a date for a hearing in thi*
county.
CHARLES A GROSSART.
Auditor Marion Countv.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN the tax
pavers of Marion County, Indiana, that,
the Marion County Commissioners and the
Marion Countv Council of said Countv at
their regular meeting places in the Court
house Indianapolis, Indiana, on the 23rd
dav of March. 1933. will consider the fol
lowing appropriations for 1932.
Cos. Treasurer
200 Operating Expenses $ 1 25
Colored Orphans' Home -
200 Operating Expenses 13 20
Detention Home
-200 Operating Expenses 5 45
: Asylum for Poor
200 Operating Expenses 975
! Guardians' Home
! 200 Operating Expenses 630
| Cos. Commissioners
-200 Operating Expenses 15.94
T. B. Hospital -
200 Operating Expenses 13 92
Free Gravel Roads
100 Services Personal 74 50
200 Operating Expenses a OO
Taxpayers appearing shall have the right,
to be heard thereon.
After said re-appropriations have been
determined, ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved bv such appropri
ations may appeal to the State Board of
Tax Commissioners for further and final
action thereon by filing a petition there
for with the County Auditor not later
than ten days after said re-appropriations
have been made, and the State Board of
Tax Commissioners will fix a date for a
hearing in this countv
CHARLES A. GROSSART.
Auditor Manon Countv.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the tax
payers of Maxion County. Inrlia-na. that,
the Marion County Commissioners and
the Marion County Council of said county
at their regular meeting places in the
Courthouse. Indianapolis, Indiana, on the
23rd day of March. 1933. will consider tii*>
’Rowing additional appropriations for
Center Twp Assessor —
100 Services Personal $ 5 17R 52
Municipal Court No. 3
400 Current Charges 5 00
Superior Court No. 4
200 Operating Expenses 25 40
600 Properties 62.50
Weights and Measures Dept.—
100 Services Personal 425 25
Guardians' Home
-100 Services Personal 1.650 00
200 Operating Expenses 4 295 00
400 Current Charges 180 00
Free Gravel Roads
100 Services Personal 5.554 3o
200 Operating Expenses 3 958 85
300 Materials 12,669.20
400 Current Charges . 85 00
600 Properties 52 95
Taxpayers appearing shall have the
right to be heard thereon.
After said appropriations have been de
termined. ten or more taxpayers feeling
themselves aggrieved bv such appropria
tions may appeal to the State Board of
Tax Commissioners for further and final
action thereon by filing a petition therefor
with the County Auditor not later than
ten days after said appropriations have
been made and the State Board of Tax
Commissioners will fix a date for a hear
ing in this county.
CHARLES A. GROSSART,
Auditor Marion County.
STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
MARION. SS.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MARION
COUNTY. NO. 90-31134.
In the matter of the estate of James A.
Diggle. deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE
The undersigned administrator de bonis
non with the will annexed of the estate
of James A. Diggle. deceased, hereby gives
notice that bv virtue of an order of the
Probate Court of Marion County he will
at the hour of ten <loi o'clock, a. m.. on
the 18th dav of April. 1933. and from dav
to dav thereafter until sold, offer lor sale
at private sale, on the premises at 2515
College avenue. Indianapolis. Marion Coun
ty. Ind., all the interest of said decedent
in and to the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Forty-five (45) feet off the entire
north side of Lot three i3t in Block
one (li in Nordvke and Hollow-ells
Grand View Addition to the Citv of
Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana,
as per plat thereof in Plat Book 10
at Page 53 in the Recorder s office of
Marion Countv. Ind.. located at 2515
College ave,. Indianapolis. Ind.
Said sale will be made subject, to the
approval of the said court for not less
than two-thirds of the full appraised value
of said real estate and upbn the follow
ing terms and conditions: At least one
third of the Durchas-* money cash in hand,
the balance in two renal installments,
payable in not to exceed nine and eight
een months, evidenced by notes of the
purchaser, hearing six 161 tier cent inter
est from date, waiving relief, providing
for attorney’s fees, and secured bv mort
gage on the real estate sold
LEO M GARDNER.
As Admiistrator De Bonis Non
With the Will Annexed.
Kfi NE. BLAIN & HOLLOWELL.
Attorneys for Administrator.
GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. 16. 1933.
AN ORDINANCE establishing Southeast-
Avenue, from Washington Street to
the citv limits, as a preferential street,
supplementing certain other preferential
streets heretofore established bv General
Ordinance No. 78-1932. providing that the
operator of a vehicle shall come to a.
full stop before entering upon said street,
providing for the maintenance of appro
priate Signs at the intersections with rro-.s
streets, providing a penalty for violation
thereof, and fixing a time when the same
shall take effect.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIAN
APOLIS INDIANA
SECTION I—That the following street
in the Citv of Indianapolis is hereby de
clared to constitute a through" or prefer
ential street for the purpose of this
ordinance, supplementing the streets and
parts of streets heretofore constituted as
"through" or preferential streets hereto
fore established bv General Ordinance No.
73. 1932. to-wit: Southeastern Avenue
from Washington Street to the citv limits.
SECTION 2—The above named street is
herebv dpelared to be a "through" or
preferential street for the purpose of
regulating traffic upon or crossing the
same, and every operator of a vehicle,
street ear or other con-evance traveling
upon anv street or roadwav intersecting
said "through" street above designated,
shall bring the same to a full, complete
stop at the place where said street meets
the prolonga'ion of the nearest property
line of "aid "through" street, subtect. how
ever. to the direction of anv official
traffic control sign or signal or the di
rections of anv police officer at such
intersection.
The operator of anv vehicle who has
come to a full stop s above re-mired,
prop entering the "through" street, as
well as operators of vehicles on said
"through” street, shall he subtect to the
usual right-of-wev rule prescribed bv
state law governing the meeting of 'e
hi-’-’s at street or Hoh wav Intersections.
Th he->-d of rutbl'c safety is herebv
authorised and r-muired to nlaee p"d
eeir.*ain or cause to be placed and main
tained O" ea-h and r-erv street tht-r
---—ctine sold “threu-rh" fr-at as d->- gn-ted
e*>ove. o n d *>t or near the pro-e-t- ij-e
rs said "tu-ough" *""et atnronna'e
-inns u-nn the -*re"t cn-t - r me- n’cce
1 and ma'ntafn anv enprop-‘ate and V i~es rr
; m-rks in t K " ropdwav sueh sl>r>-r da.
i vic°s or marks to v-- ft-- - ord "stop
;os the legend "STOP T t, RTT S’->EET "
an.d to be 10-ated ( n ---v, w ,nj rl and
*o h osovided with left-rs of a sire o
t-n leo : h’e ?♦ lee't on- hundred nnn>
f ß n. al'-o the s'reet intersecting said
..,1
SECTION 3_-T' 1 ' ordinance -ha" he 'n
full fere' and effe-t from and aft-r tts
o'ss’oe. annrn--ai t- th- mavor and oub
tt-ntion aren-di-g to law
STAT*" csf TVT)TT\ M.pros COUNTY
CITY OF t NDIAVAPOHS SS'
I Henr- O Go’tf c!e-k of the Citv of
Tndtarapoli' Indiana do hrehv r-rt ’v
♦ hat th' a hove and fore-winr i* ? full,
true and romnle* con- of csene—l rt~-
dinance No tg 1933- that -aid ordinance
"as na- S pd bv t*'" Common C* oU rieil nn
tU" ?oth da v c' February 1033 and was
-if—jed and aon-oved bv tUe Ma**or nn the
"Sf- fijv p Fehna-n teas , nf ) now -p.
PP-tn- r— "t ard nn rerord Jn n** rff i-•
tinryvcs mV n'nd and tf)e r Ti,.i,] --ai
th" Cit" o' rndian--a)i s Indiana this
9th dav of Marc 1 "
HENRY O c.prTT
Citv cinrlr.
f.epal Auctions and Sale*
LEGAL SALE
Notice 1s herehv elvpn pursuant to the
statutes of the S'ate nf Indiana that the
•tnde-sigoed co-ducting a public storage
hou-e wilt on Thursday March 23 1933 at
10 09 A M se] for acepied charges the
I'nu.sehold goods and other "ood.s belong-
Ira to Lue'la Rellarr No SP99
SHANK FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
GOODS stored jn the name nf M’ Anna
Smjlev .1. p Stters M's Eva B-rnkne-.
Alta We'-h. Robert A Woodard. Mammle
Woods F S. Hubbard Harry Brown.
Viola Blapeb. Guv and Mirnie Allvn and
Houpnert Bros . or A T Rapp, will he
sold for store™" charges Tuesday. March
29. 1933. at 9 30 a. m Goods having ben
in storage the remitred !nth of time
and charges unpaid BANNER STOR
AGE CO., 328 E. Wabash St. RI-5030.

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