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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
NEW COMEDY
NOW AT PALACE

Turn Back the Clock. a Metro
Goidwyn -Maver comedy starring
Lee Tracy. form an original story by
Edgar Selwyn and Ben Hecht
opened Friday az Loew's Palace.
Lee Tracy is seen IN the role Of
an owner Of a small and none toe
successful cigar store IN New York
married and barely able 20 make
both ends meet Sometimes he Won
ders how different life would be had
he married the wealthy girl back IN
his home town
At the opening OF the picture Ira
Cy Is seen as a small town fellow
who might have married the rich
girl in ms home town. but VINO IN
stead marries the girl he loves and
goes to New York TO manage q small
cigar store Here he struggles and
squabbles with his wife over nlCkels
and then they kiss and make up IN
their tiny room
A quarrel precipltates an accident
IN which Tracy is knocked un-
conscious. When ne comes 10 he
finds himself IN his own home town
among people ne knows TO have
passed on.
He looks into the mirror and sees
his face 10 be his own at the age D
He is drawn INTO the regular hum
drum OF life during his youth, mar
RES the wealthy girl. and hnds him
self living life all over again at an
entirely different angle.
The difficult role of Tracys wife,
Mary. IS portrayed by Mae Clarke,
remembered for her sensitive per
Torrance IN Waterloo Bridge. also
in such productions as Parole Girl
and Fast Workers"
Another prominent role IS filed
by Otto Kruger. noted stage actor.
who makes his first talkic appear
ance IN Turn Back the Clock.
Holding the feature spot on the
short subject program Is Metro
GoldWyn- Mayer Col0rtOne Musical
Revue titled Beer I'd Pretzels
also a James-F Fitzpatrick Traycltalk
which always promise to be enter
tanning as we'll as educational
Worldwide news events as pictur-
lied by the Hearst Metrotone News
rounds out the screen bill for the
week
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
Grand Contest

The A m b a Sc dor theater
three letter word contest is in
full swing. You have a grand
opportunity 10 win a pair OF
tickets 10 see Jack Holt and
Geneyive Tobin in their latest
production. The Wrecker.
The contest is simple. Just
take a sheet Of paper. a pencil.
pen or typewriter and see how
many three-letter words you
can find in the sentence. Jack
Holt the Wrecker." OF course
the words are to be standard
English ones.
The Ambassador will award
fifty pairs OF tickets 10 the
fifty sending in the largest
number Of words. good for any
performance during the en-
gagement Of the picture which
opens Sunday at the AmbaSSa-
dor.
The picture is a dramatic
love story built around the re-
cent California earthquake
The supporting cast includes
George Stone. Sidney Black
mer and Ward Bond Get busy
now as the contest closes mid
night tonight.
Mail or bring your lists TO
The Times Contest Editor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26

degree Of the variety that goes to
make vaudeville. that particularly
distinguished the Olson manage
ment.
Olson states that the Lyrics shows
will consist of seven acts Of the best
quality Of vaudeville obtainable
These will include internationally
known headline acts and features
Of exceptional quality, In addition
TO the acts there will be a diversi-
fed program of short talking pic
ture subjects. news reels, comedies
travelogues and novelty films. A
continuous performance will be
given from o'clock in the after
noon until II O'Clock at night. Popu-
lar prices will prevail.
Olson began his theatrical career
in indianapolis more than twenty
years ago when he founded the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26

His first variety bill next Friday
VIII feature the Watson Sisters.
Fanny and Kitty. The bill will in
clude Gene Sheldon and company
in ~Panto-Mirth" Arthur Petley
and company in a comedy turn. Mr..
Wa IN Chinese Night. Radcliffe
and Rogers. the Four Bradnas and
another act.
Things are splendid at the Circle
and Indiana as Ace Berry is re-
tanned as general manager OF the
properties for Milton Field and his
associates.
Tom Long IS back at his publicity
desk for the Indiana. And that is
Just as It should be Berry knows
his theatrical berries so 10 speak.
The Circle viii continue as a fea-
ture movie theater while the Indi-
ana Will 90 into elaborate stage
shows and pictures with special at
,enuon TO music And that is good
news.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
Mile High
to Make a
Big Leap
Balloon Ascension and
Parachute lump Are
Announced.

Another balloon ascension and
parachute leaps Will feature the free
attractions at Riverside amusement
park Sunday afternoon. II is an
nOunced. with O Z Mile High
Ruth II charge Of the aerial spec
tacle
Many thousands gathered at the
park last Sunday 20 watch the AXE
OF Of the big balloon and the thrill
lng jumps Of the rider. and The
ascension IS being repeated tins
Sunday a the request Of hundreds.
70 Is stated
Activities for the fall and winter
season are starting IN the big River
side roller skating rink. and many
parties are beng booked for Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday nights
during the regular season which
VIII get under way September ?.
Band music and special features
are being arranged and the rink
officials are anticipating a banner
season. the roller craze having
spread al. over the country. and
having resulted in one Of the most
prosperous of seasons" in local
rink history the Riverside floor
having been filed with skate de-
voices during even the extremely
hot weather.
OUT az The Riverside dance pal
ace varied activities are capturing
the attention Of the dancers. The
candidacy Of E. w. Mushrush. the
director. for the honor of being
Brown Derby king Of indianapolis is
being Loyalty supporter by the citys
terpsichorean devotees. and the big
ballot box at the dance palace is be-
ing stuffed nightly with Times
coupon votes
Sharing attention with Mushrush's
political activities is the contest
among ten young ladies for the
tile Of dance queen.
Some rather smart political ma
neuvcrs are being INDUCED in by the
fair candidates and it is expected
the campaign will reach white heat
during the coming week as il draws
to a close.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26

Crystal theater. a movie house, on
Illinois street. With B. V. Barton
as an associate he built the Lyric
theater in 1912. This house was
subsequently remodeled and en-
larged to its present capacity of
1000
Last month the Lyric ground own
ers sought and obtained a court
order canceling a ninety-nlne-year
lease held on the property by the
Washington and Illinois Realty
Company.
II IS understood that no changes
in the present house staff are con-
templated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26

vas written FOR the screen bv Core,
Ford noted humorlst
Wynne G.bsons role IN the film
Is that Of the stage star D.nenar.
cast as a producer. is a gentleman
With amO-ous intentions. Arnold
playing the role % a millionaire. is
another elderly fellow With virtually
the same intentions.
The latter hires the bcdrruard
ostens!b.y 20 protect the stars
jewels. but actually 10 see that
Dlnoha-t doesn't make any ad-
vances toward her.
Wynne Gibson is angry when
Lowe. as the detective. first appears
on the scene. but She soon sees the
humor OF the situation He Is So
capable as a body guard that even
the man who hired him can not
get anywhere near the star Il isn't
long untI they are IN love. and that
starts a swift ana merry race TO
the pictures climax
Where Have 7 Heard That Mel
ody. a new song hit by Sam COsl0w
and Arthur Johnston. composers Of
the music for College Humor." is
introduced during the action Of
Her Bodyguard The picture was
directed By William Bcaudine
The Lyric IS also presenting a
Mack Sennett comedy entitled The
Big Flbbcr an edition Of Holly
wood on Parade featuring Cliff
Edwards. and the most recent issue
OF Paramount sound news
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26

, Sidney PAGE and His Pages o. Fun be-
and three French misses. "Whvl %
Life"
The screen features IN Life OK
Jimmy Dolan" in which Douglas
Fairbanks Jr. and Loretta Young
once more play opposite each other
after period Of two years. curing
which their respective careers have
skyrocketcd.
The only other picture in which
they appeared together was Il Like
Your Nerve" made two years ago.
From then until their appearance
in The Life Of Jimmy Dolan. d"
they have gone their separate ways.
each building up In both ability and
popularity.
The story is that OF a left-handcd
prizehghter. who is forced 10 keep
out Of the ring 20 avoid detection
through his peculiar stance when he
became a fugitive from justice as
the result of a crime he committed
when drunk.
The supporting cast contains
Aline MacMahon. LYLE Talbot. Har-
old Huber. Fin DorSay Guy Kibee,
Farina, Dawn ODav. David Durand.
Shirley Grey. Mickey Rooney.
Arthur Hohl. Arthur DeKuh and
George Neeker. II was directed by
Archie Mayo.
The story, adapted TO the screen
by David Bohm and Erwin GelSey.
is based on the play by Bertram Nil
hauSer and Beulah NJ. Dix.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
CIRCLE TFEATER OBSERVING ITS SEVENTEENTH BIRTHDAY
EDMUND Lowe Is Cast as Detective in Her Bodyguard
While Wynne Gibson Is Cast as Stage Star Who
Has Jealous Suitor in Edward Arnold

DMCND LOWE ard Wynne play leading roles in Her
- SoayglaEd produced b. Schubert
40 5s.sLa9-at when Is now on veV az The Lvrc
ENeEo arnold Johnny Hines
T 1@2y knight head the supporting cast
f1eE booygaard the between beautiful
star
aeec Sltor Q rom
me manner which bodvgard ou4t every one
use and And happiness provides hg funny tale The storv
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-26
Ace Berry Is Presenting Seven-Act Vaudeville Bill on
the Stage in Addition to Douglass Fairbanks Jr.
in The Life of Jimmy DoIan.'

ME Circle heater celebrating
u program Of vaudeville and
Circle has been leader OF entertainment
program for this week consisting
pus Douglas FAIRBANKS
Ace Berry manager OF the Circle
acts as fooWs Four Franks youthful
and okinu Surprises Of the Orient
ter and song the Romero De
Brothers and Cannon c.---
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ROUNDING ROUND
.THEATERS " with hI T15TEE

THE local theater situation looks better just than
Il years
theater
seven acts of vaudeville and short
Is the policy wealthy
at this personally
Evening star., 1933-02-12

Palm Beach goes in
for base ball. Even the
girls are playing it, and
here is Miss Millicent
Bancroft of New York
reaching for a high one
at third base.
g Associated Press Photo.
Evening star., 1933-08-28
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
lEanfinund

OAKLAND 4-DOOR SEDAN l93l-This car
is above the average used car low mileage;
Ou down, balance S'e5 monthly. Warning
ton Motor Car Company "o35 18th ST. NV.
PACKARD l9"S l-DOOR SEDAN-Finished
In dark gray duco: seat covers. new tires:
lust the car for that Labor dav outing: all
re dv for the road and III? price c. e
S344. Emerson & Orme. l1tl and NJ SITS II "
PACKARD LITTLE CUSTOM SEDAN-Ab-
solutely like new. had best of care: only
run - 600 miles. sell. S365. 3"',3 Adams
NH rd NV. Adams u6S1. 90
PEERLESS 1890 SEDAN-Must sell; SlS5;
looks and runs like new; private owner;
kept in garage 39Hl 18th INV.
STUDEBAKER 1927 COUPE with rumble
seat: bargain. only S95. Warfield Motor
Co. 1880 Conn. ave. DI 1850. Open eve
ulngS.
WHIPPET SEDAN. l9"s-ln me. shape
throughout: pood tires. etc; real bargain
for some one for $50: if you haven't all
cash pay 80 ana the balance monthly;
don't Judge this car by the price asked.
For further information call Mr.. Herturth,
co. lsoG
Evening star., 1933-08-28
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
tCOntinued.)

141s NJ ST..-Double and single rooms;
excellent meals; refined home; continuous
hot water
1903 KALORAMA RD-Sinele and double.
beautifully furnished and well kept every
comfort and convenience free phone; reas'
THREE WINDOW corner room. pleasant out
look. adjoining bath, laundry privileges
breakfast if wanted; near Mckinley High is,
nehGe Tefepence oas exchsnsed amG Norh
1901 ST NW-Large front. semi-private
bath: walking distance downtown; very rea-
sonable. "9'
6I7 c ST NE corfGectng, furnished
rooms. Ink; next to bath: gas, heat, elec,
included Phone Atlantic $3.50.
1903 K N.W.-Large double rooms with
tam beds; fireplaces; exceptional meals
served n unique dining room. ~
13:." NW.-Clean. cool. Ink. rooms. with
kitChenette. gas range. running water; COM
pletely furn.; sleeping rooms. single. - up
.ooo S ST N,W.-Larse. suitable two or
1870 MONROE W-Furnshed. second
story room next TO bath; no other roome's;
hot water sll times; gentlemen. ?"'
s07 ALLISON ST. NW--Clean. comfortable
front bedroom; reasonable
.I5 ST NV large room and Kitchen
ette: near Government bldgs.; rent rea-
Sorehe.
1922 WEBSTER ST Nw-Large front
room. private bath; southern exposure.
Adams HuS1.
CORNER OF 18Th AND EUCLID-Bay-win-
COW room. :; windows; next 10 hatn' instant
h W; owners home. Adams S9SS ; - mo
1854 CHURCH ST NV. tnear Dupont Cir
clel-Leree newly decorated and furnished
second floor front: continuous hot water:
near bath private family reasonable for
TWO. ~"
5ui POTOMAC AVE. SE-Attractive: in
prlyote horne; no children; > large rms. with
porch. kitchen and bath. ~"
THE OLD LIONS CLUB,
1929 Mass. ave. n.w.-Beautifuilv inf-
riShed rooms.
BURTON HALL "I2o G. W.-Apartment
rooms with and without kitchenettes and
Frigidaires. $3.50 UP. Basement apt. so
GENTLEMAN ATTRACTIVE room. shower
bath screened porch. southern exp. second
floor detached home. private adult fa,nny;
ideal. GE. 500 ~
$500 9th ST. NW.-Nicely furn front room
:! windows. twin beds. private bath: every
convenience: for two gentlemen. $50 mo.
1908 CONNECTICUT AVE. N.w--Beautiful
LARGE rooms. comfortably furnished; nre-
place. open porch garage. Adams .i"4-
1:s55 GIRARD ST N.W-Gentlemen: dou-
be rooms. plenty linen. hot water; $50
week each. 80
DOWNTOWN. 1913 l ST W,-Lovely:
clean double rooms: homelike' near bath;
Ink: SG-S6.5 80 weekly.
nished rooms. > windows radio. cont. hot
water: $3.50 per week. 1910 Eve ST n "
$40 MONMOUTH ANNEX.
up 1919 G ST. NV
privacy individual telephones and running
water in each room. Most convenient loca-
1919 1919 G ST NV METROPOLITAN $500
NEW INN. 6OS Ytn. 81. 81 50.
So daily: $3.50 weekly. Insuection aaked
CAPITOL IIlLI.-7O4 \ Sc.
Large Rooms. Fine Home: or ..
Evening star., 1933-08-28
APARTMENTS-F AND UNFUR.
(Continued.)

523I WISCONSIN AVE RMS KITCHEN
bath, screened porch, S55. 80; refrigeration,
light included; adults CL. 0007.
LARGE ROOM KITCHEN, GLASSED-IN
porch gas. cleo. heat. telephone included.
75O Princeton pl. NV. AID. 1869. 22'
Evening star., 1933-08-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold teeth. CONS; SILVER, SILVER,
prices Gold Refining. Inc, 400 l2th 81. W
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. glassware and dishes
wanted also books: highest prices paio-
Call Me CSC. IS
APPAREL-Mens. women's and chlidrenS' ems
also shoes hats curtains; aisheS' sIa pbnnr FHEn,
MI. Wnger, Decatur $50. 1921 'th st NV,
APPAREL, furniture. household ~. goods sof Is
coben 81 fnd; ME 909sf5 sia ~ VI 81 SA' NV Vs.
BEST prices paid for furniture household old
effects store iX.ureS. stock OF merChanolSe-
Can District SlI2 Prompt attention.
BOOKS BOUGHT in any quantity; all kinds,
Pearlmans Biz Rook shop H:i3 - 81 NV
No brapch stores. Phone Ne. ~ "4l'.-
FIXTURES Store. estaurs nj, office; ,,;as1 cash
Baum. Inc. 9I4 f St. NV. Me. "14i
FURNITURE Want 10 pu cna some good
used fur3,,are. also piano, :o' cash Pnone Pa.
NE l9G4
tiIGt We oav highest prices. Don't sell
Until YOU call North 6Oio. Prompt service
FURNITURE. glassware and books wanteo' AM!
cash price paid Call Me. ds'
FIIRrITURF- want TO buy furniture hlsh-
est it1 cash prices. Me. d:7l. 'N'
FURNITURE bric-a- -hrac emma. rs, rsS pIlnlh7 cash
ines. sllverTare, abSoluley Ne M renyinced
AID 5l33 -.
FURN1TURE-We 2'y h.@A3e't a3 ca1hc ciIbsrt p{tGfs
Tor used furniture C all xmas. O"H N!tU' N!tt1. "
NA '3St;f. ewes, 20. INHt. 5"'-
JoB PRINTING PpFsS and eeuIpm.G,n,5ts nj, IN N
sood condition Give par5cnI"fSfi, cfi,ca ,Ic'Uo'i-S
,,r,-.c ,ro,,op,s and chrldrens lothing for
Tummage. n cash prices. bring 10 FoutIn.
Eve stS- NV.
NEED VACATION MONEY? We bum buy men eas
cioT hinq sporting goods, leWelry. tEpeWlI'11a,s,
I,sHcai instrumentS Cau us Max ZWe!g' ""'
d 81 NV. Me. 9ll3
OLD GoLD-Brns YOU; cla go!q silyeT: HerI piaye We
d noaiJ' ,ho.t -, our uanutaCturng dept WI
nav highest prices A Kaaa. Inc 9''' r 81
Evening star., 1933-08-28
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
RENT-GARAGE.

HOLDS ABOUT = CARS. $50 PER MONTH
NJ. E. HODGE CO zoos Eve ST. NV. 29'
PRIVATE GARAGES. LOCATED REAR ll"0
Vermont ave ST and x, month. In
4-CAR GARAGE. SUITABLE FOR SMALL
trucking business: near lst and Fla. ave.
W; SO month Call North 02S3.
Evening star., 1933-08-28
SALE-AuTOMOBuES.

AUTOMOBILES al Wescnlers auto auction,
a2S H ST. NV every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am Usually a GOOD assortment.
Evening star., 1933-08-28
Observation-Disclosures.
lCnniinuedl

2OO7 EYE ST NW.-S35 MONTH; .
rooms bath, Ink; southern exposure; warm
in Winter. cool in Summer; plenty hot
water; no children.
WNTOWN-S45 80.
1920 st. nv rooms, foyer, kitchen,
dinette. bath. shower. Frigidaire: all out
side rooms. Room 202, or Apt. l. :'rd floor.
5-ROOM APT.
Newly papered; ami; reasonable rent.
INQUIRE $50 10th
Evening star., 1933-08-28
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

$50 UNDERWOOD ST. NV. or 3 IN
furnished rooms in clean and quiet private
home: reasonable Phone GE. 4s9". ."'
l3I4 ST SE-i rooms for h k. gas
e,ec h-wh. sink and range in X reason
able IL
..u1" I3th ST NW-Two large rooms.
kitchen. bath. >!3 30 Also two large
~ooriS SnS 10 Gas and eec incl. oS'
Evening star., 1933-08-28
ROOMS-FUE. AND USFUR.

10! FARRAGUT ST N.W-:i rooms KY ::
hath garage heat gas and cleo. newly
decorated. adults: convenient 10 buSses. rs.
COLORED. 1914 10th ST.-HouSekeepns
ba sement room; private gas meter; otheF
basement rooms. >. 81 up: adults only.
Evening star., 1933-08-28

THE NORTHUMBERLAND DESIR-
able 6-room apt 3 exposures, beautifully
furnished newly decorated. Adams 1886.
APT 5uS-S42. .5O-FACING l4th ST: TWO
exposures: large living room. two closets.
one folding portable bed condensed kitchen
with buiit-in cabinet and free Frisidalre
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower. also
mirrored door: electric plugs: antenna
perfect condition. New Amsterdam Apart
mo l1tb
Evening star., 1933-08-28

FTTRNITTTRE- Glassware and books wanted
cash price paid Call ME-. 6s'"- -
FURNITURE Want 10 buy furniture hlsh-
est ash prices Me. eel -
Evening star., 1933-08-28

FURNITURE and household goods OF al ali
kinds We pay highest prices. Don d sen
Until you call North GOiU. Prompt service
Evening star., 1933-08-28

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, APARTMENT HOT EL
10Th and sts n.w.-l room. kit. bath. com
pletely furnished. linens, silver; Frig!dalre;
day. week. month: reasonable. MA. Dab
FURNISHED APARTMENTS-EVER LOCA
ton price and size Free car service. 9lS
Evening star., 1933-08-28

l5O4 PARK RID. ROOMS, KITCHEN
cite and bath. continuous hot water, elec.
ref yerafiOn phOre
Evening star., 1933-08-28

APPAREL furniture. household goods;
ediee! mems children's wearing apparel Of
ali kinds BOUGHT. We, pay cash. Can
Evening star., 1933-08-28

lll5 OWEN PL NE-ENTIRE End FL;
screened porch quiet refined home; blk
downtown bus; h.-wh, cleo; S35. AT
Evening star., 1933-08-28

BEST prices paid Tor furniture, household
effects. store fixtures. Stock OF merShahu!Se.
can DTsrrict Slln Prompt attention.
Evening star., 1933-08-28

BOOKS BOUGHT in any quantity; all kinds
peaTir1ar'S Big Fook Shop. 953 q ST. NV.
No branch Stcrec Phone NE. ~ -.
Evening star., 1933-08-28
Excellent Location
1860 ClydeSGaIe Pl. NV.

Continued On, Next Page.)
Evening star., 1933-08-28

30 NJ ST W.-LARGE BRIGHT. 3-ROOM
apartment, private bath. completely and at
tractively furnished; gas and electricity;
~
Evening star., 1933-08-28

I4o4 K ST. NV. Champlain. Apt. 81
Attractive room. twin beds, elevator; walk
ing distance to ~ departments.
Evening star., 1933-08-28

3 N ST NW-ATTRACTIVE :. ROOMS;
dinet kltchenette. bath. near Printing and
pnSf Office b Ii Gah NO OoSI
Evening star., 1933-08-28

EIrRNITURE- by htehe,t cash pllces ,+
for used furniture {. al E,haS' |"-1 >'!a1 10.
N 40 - ~
Evening star., 1933-08-28

FURNITURE bric-a -br2c. COMA. rus p,mttb p,rasb
prices paid Call Murray, be CONVINCED
Evening star., 1933-08-28

FIXTURES Store. rest aura nt' once & GaSn
reristers etc stocks of me ,ChandiSe- Edgar
Baum. Inc. 9I4 f st. NV. Me. "14i.
Evening star., 1933-08-28

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED NEW 2RM,.
kit. dinette. bath apt: beautiful view; sub
let TO Nov /; references. AID. 3646, Apt. ~ >.
og'
Evening star., 1933-08-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CONTINUED

FOUR ROOMS. AMI, INCLUDING ELEC-
tric refrigeration: x35 per month. WILLIAM
E. MILLER FURNITURE CO., 9TH and
Evening star., 1933-08-28

1884 18th ST NV. JUST SOUTH COLUM-
bIa roa6l-i rooms. kitchen. bath. reception
hall. inciosed porch. S55; 3 rooms. kitchen.
bath so; Frigidaire .ncluAd-
l443 BELMONT ST. NV ROOMS.
oath. 2nd foor, de ached house near Cen
SOME OF THE BEST APARTMENTS IN
Washington. So 81 TO So 50. heat. lanltor
service Apply '23I Kv. ave Sc "S'
THE MELROSE. I343 CLIFTON VAT
tractive cheerful 3 rooms kitchen and bath
Si5 Der month: FrigldaiIe. elevator. UNION
STORAGE CO. 105 Fla ave. n ". NO Ol04
356i 1lth ST. NV: ROOMS. KITCH-
Evening star., 1933-08-28

oI n GO1D-Br,ns your old go!d. silver plat j.,
OH Oh3 >1Giamonds also discarded leTelTH' 9 we
need then IN our manufacturing dep!. 81 ~
pay highest prices. A ha!ii' l'>''
Evening star., 1933-08-28

CORNER OF l"th AND EUCLID-Bay-win-
COW room :; windows; next TO bath; instant.
h W; owners home. Adams S9SSi ~ , mo
Evening star., 1933-08-28

ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold teeth. CONS; silver.
Watches. diamonds etc We pay hlgheSt
prices Gold Refining. Inc. 400 l"th ST II W
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. glassware and dishes
wanted also books: highest prices paid
Evening star., 1933-08-28

FIIPNITURE nj 70 pU CNa g SUIHV- V-,IS SuUea
used furniture. also piano, 90 cash. fhohe
Evening star., 1933-08-28

CHEVROLET SEDAN, Eauipped with Win
Chevrolet radio. in perfect conolti ION 80 itW
Small down payment balance to suit you; yor;
Your car IN trade Owen Motor Co. o''-'
Evening star., 1933-07-05
ARKANSAS WAGlNG
HOT REPEAL FIGHT
Serqt. Alvin York Will Make
Final Plea for Dry
Cause.
By the Associated Press,

b. the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. July 5.-WetS
bent on achieving a victory they be-
leve would presage quick death for the
eighteenth amendment and drys fight
ing hard to hold tradittonally dry ter
ritory of the old South have come 10
grips in a final struggle for votes at
the repeal election i'll Arkansas July 18.
WhirlWind speaking tours reaching
to almost every hamlet and far back
into the hill country are planned for
the last two weeks Of the campaign.
Both sides predict victory.
"A great change has taken place IN
the attitude Of Arkansas people during
the past three or four weeks" Rev. E. T.
Miller of Little Rock, one of the prohi-
bition leaders, said.
The united forces for prohibition in
Arkansas are counting heavily upon
their final campaign tour to muster
enough votes to make Arkansas the
first State to vote against repeal. Sergt.
Alvin York, Tennessee World War
hero. will come into the State this week
to aid the dry cause.
We're not worried by their speak
ing tours" says Harry Solmson Of the
Roosevelt New Deal Repeal Club
The repeal leaders have expressed
the belief their cause has been helped
by the failure of the State to legalize
80 per cent beer Gov j. NJ Futrell
has indicated the result of the election
will have a bearing on the question of
beer legislation.