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The Washington times., 1933-06-16
"PREkAIERE"
Gambler and Screen Star
Find Romance in Traqedy
CHAPTER FORTY

Poezs active to be concealed within his own
BRAIN Cavanaugh watching him, felt it exude 1t
than fear-t horror Of the psychic
vulsion that clawed like loathsome animal .
tits interesting thing to them hang man. said CaVa-
coldy They take that hemp and draw it around
his They it 10 times tighter than choked
the breath-you struggle for BREATH
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Utah Members of Congress
Honor Guests at Banquet


A banquet and ball in honor Of the
Utah members of Congress who will
retire March 4 will be held in the
Kennedy Warren, at 3133 Connecticut
avenue, Wednesday evening, February
%, at o'clock. Brief tributes will be
given by the first Governor of Utah,
Mr.. Heber M. Wells; Mrs. Frank Evans
and Judge c. A. Iverson. A quartet
composed of Utah artists, Mr.. James K.
Knudson, Mr.. Jesse r. Smith, Mrs.
Ruby McQuarrie, and Mrs. Melba Con-
die Osmond, will sing group OF West
ern songs. Mrs. Ellen Nelson Barnes
will be solo pianist, and Miss Irene
Williams, resident of Utah and men,
Der of the Philadelphia Civic Opera
Co., will be the visiting soloist. Mr..
Frank Evans will act as toastmaster,
and there will be dancing from 10 to l
o'clock.
The honor guests will be Senator and
Mrs. Reed Smoot, Representative and
Mrs. Don B. Cotton, Representative
Frederick c. Loofbourow and Miss
Huntington Loofbourow. Other distin-
guished members of the society who are
expected to attend are Mr.. Justice and
MIS-. George SuLneTlanO, senator ana
Mrs. William H. King, Gen. and Mrs.
Frank T. Hines, DR.. and Mrs. E. B.
Brossard, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Morris,
Mrs. E. o. Leatherwood, Mrs. William
Spry, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Mccarthy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Lafount and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Carbon
The Committee on Arrangements
consists Of Mrs. William H. King, Mrs
j. Willard Marriott, DR.. M. C. Merrill,
Miss Evelyn Iverson, vice president, and
Mr.. Owen G. Reichman, president of
the society. Members and friends may
secure reservations from Miss Iverson,
at $500 Fourteenth street.
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Local Hostesses Plan
And Cancel At Homes

Mrs. Russell Bennett will be at home
this afternoon from 5 to o'clock and
will be assisted by her debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Harris.
Evening star., 1933-02-12
New York Official
Guest of State Society

The attorney general Of New York
State and Mrs. John j. Bennett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Baruch of New
York City will be present at the dinner
Evening star., 1933-02-12
American Legion Of
District Ball February "a

J The President and Mrs. Hoover head
: the list of sponsors for the annual mill
tary ball of the District of Columbia
Department of the American Legion to
be held Friday night, February "a, at
the Mayhower Hotel
The patronesses include Mrs. James
William Orme Mrs. Simon Kann, Mrs.
Perry Heath, Mrs. Ben H. Fuller, Mrs.
Peter c. Harris, Mrs. Alexander M.
Bull, Mrs. Christian Heurich, Mrs.
Peter A. Drury, Mrs. Melville Church,
Mrs. j. B. Dennis Mrs. Charles B. Nc
Vey and Mrs Francis P. Nash
Gen. John j. PerShing and the AM
bassadors, Ministers, naval and military
attaches of the allies of this Govern
ment in the World War will comprise
the distinguished guests.
Among those who have reserved boxes
are Senator James G. Couzens, Senator
Claude A. Swanson, Col. j. Miller
Kenyon, Col. John Lewis Smith, Charles
A. Miller, Maj. Paul G. Mccain,
various posts of the department, the
Societie 40 Homme ct Cheveaux and
the and 40 Society.
Maj. E. H. Hall Is general chairman
OF the committee arranging the ball.
Preparations are being made to decorate
the main ball room Of the Mayfower
Hotel with the colors of the allied
nations. In addition to the reception
Of the distinguished guests, several
entertainment features are under con-
sideration. Reservations for boxes are
being taken care Of by the department
adjutant, Crawford Sloan, at head
quarters In the Transportation Build
ing, telephone Metropolitan 4210.
The committee is composed of Mr..
William Morrell, chairman; Mr.. Theodore
Cogswell, vice chairman of the Ball
Committee; Mr. Tom Fraily, chairman,
and Mr.. William P. Kershmer, vice
chairman of the Floor Committee; Mr.
Tom Franklin, chairman of the Box
Committee; Mr. Emmett Carroll, chair
man of the Music Committee; Mr. John
Lewis Smith, chairman of the Recep-
ton Committee; Mr.. Fred Mooney,
chairman Of the Decoration Commit
tee; Mr.. John Thomas Taylor, chair
man Of the Distinguished Guests Com
mittee, and Mr.. Charles w. Swan,
chairman Of the Publicity Committee.
Evening star., 1933-02-12

Mrs. Medorem Crawford will not be
at home this afternoon because Of ILL.,
ness. She has Cancelled all social en-
gagementS.
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Miss Boyle Will Wed
Mr.. Charles Wednesday

The marriage of Miss Dorothy Anne
Boyle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam v. Boyle of 1924 Lamont street
northwest. to Mr. Robert S. Charles, jr,
will take place in the Francis Asbury
Southern Methodist Church, at Six
teenth and Lamont streets, Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
Miss Boyle, who was an honor grad
uate Of Sweet Briar College in 1881,
afterward attended the Sorbonne and
the Alliance in Paris last year
Mr.. Charles is the son of Mr.. Robert
S. Charles of West Orange, N. j., vice
president of the International Water
Works Corporation, and is an engineer
in that corporation. He was graduated
from Amherst College in 1929.
Immediately following the wedding
Mr.. Charles and his bride will leave for
the West Coast and will sail about Feb
ruary "a for Saigon, French Indio-C China,
where Mr.. Charles has been sent by his
company.
Evening star., 1933-02-12

and dance to be given by the New York
State Society, of which Mr.. william
evening. March 4, at the Mayfiower
Plans for the affair were discussed
at meeting of the Committee on Ar
rangements held yesterday In the
apartment Of Mrs. j. Thompson Wales
at the Mayfiower Among those present
were Mrs. John Lord O'Brian, Mr.. VAL
lance, Col. j. Miller Kenyon, Mr..
Howard S. lie Roy, Mr.. william A
Carr, Mr.. Max Fawsett and Mr.. q.
Kibby MuInson.
Evening star., 1933-02-12

one which can be considered q legiti-
mate leading role. However, in the
professional production seen here some
years ago, Miss Frieda Inescort ap-
lady, that she quite walked off with
feminine honors. In the Columbia
Players forthcoming production Miss
Claire Marie Thompson will essay the
"pajama lady" role. Other feminine
members of the cast. who will dispute
her leading role aspirations, are Miss
Helen Meade, Miss Martha Turner,
Mrs. Lois Alexander, Miss Dorothea
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Costume Ball Planned
Bv Kentucky Society

The Kentucky Society will hold its
annual costume ball Monday evening
February 20, in the Willard Hotel al
$50 o'clock. Plans are under way tc
make this one of the gayest and most
colorful balls during the season. 4,
Arrangements for entertainment have
been made, including spotlight dane
ing, costume parade, novelty dances
and special features by artist enter
tainers. Following the grand march
numerous prizes will be awarded for
the most beautiful, the most authentic
the most original costumes, etc.
Maj. Guy w. Chapman, chairman OF
the Floor Committee, as master OF
ceremonies, has arranged a program
of fun and amusement for the pleasure
of those attending
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Missouri Society
BANQUET March 4

The Missouri Society will have an
inaugural banquet and bali Saturday
evening, March 4, in the Hall Of the
Nations Of the Washington Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. Bennett Champ
Clark will be the honor guests with the
other Senators and Representatives Of
Missouri The banquet will be served
at o'clock. Those wishing to make
reservations may do so through the
secretary, Mrs. Otis J. Rogers, at Flor
ence Court.
Evening star., 1933-02-12

One of the newest Sloane designs
graceful in line; down-6lled cushions
and upholstered in damask, or will be
tailored to your selection from
choice of damasks, tapestries broca-
telles or linens.
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Republican Club Giving
At Home Tomorrow Mich

The National Capital Republican
Club will keep open house tomorrow
evening at $3.50 o'clock at the club
mouse, Sixteenth street at Scott Circle,
in commemoration Of the 124th an
niversary Of Abraham Lincoln. A
musical program rendered by Mrs.
David Hopkins, soloist, accompanied by
Mrs.~Carl r. Chindblom, will precede
Evening star., 1933-02-12

Truly an "Easy Chair deep
seat, low arms, down-filled cushions.
An ideal reading chair. Upholster-
ed in damask, linen, tapestry, frieze
or chintz.
Evening star., 1933-02-12

Washington Alumnae Club of the
national honorary musical sorority, Mu
Phi Epsilon, will give formal Valen-
tine party in the home of Mrs. Ruth
Bronson Logan, at 5437 Connecticut
avenue northwest, tomorrow evening at
$3.50 o'clock, for the members, husbands
and guests.
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Senator Robinson Sponsor
For Columbia PLAYERS

Widespread interest is being mani
tested in the Columbia Players produc-
ton of the leading -lady-less play
Escape" in Wardman Park Theater
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Although there are nine women's
roles in the brilliant play, there is not
Evening star., 1933-02-12

Presidents Hoover's address from the
Republican Club in New York, which
viii be received by radio In the club
house at 10 o'clock Refreshments will
be served
Evening star., 1933-02-12

Lewis, Miss Margery Rice and Miss
| Virginia True.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Robinson
OF Indiana are among the earliest
| sponsors of the production.
Evening star., 1933-10-21

I4II NJ AND 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath; heat, cleo, C. h. W. phone; walking
distance: rent $4,000 to 5000.
Evening star., 1933-10-21

26lS CONN AVE = BACHELOR APT.
two large rooms. private bath. electric
lights, large closets: nicely furnished; maid
service; second floor front; between Shore
ham and Wardman hotels: Sh5.
Evening star., 1933-10-21

S11 ST. N.W-3 furnished rooms. third
floor: no housekeeping. ME. 1924. 22s
91S M ST. NV, Royalton, Apt. 3O-Nicely
furnished comfortable; near bath; hot
water all hours. elevator. D1. O43O.
1893 18th ST-Beautiful. large second floor
front room. mahogany twin beds: next bath;
Evening star., 1933-10-21
WANT:D-AUTOMOBILES.

CASH IN 5 MINUTES.
BARNES MOTOR CO.,
Or will pay unpaid balance and give
you difference in cash. See Mr..
Barnes, 1929 l4th st. NV. DE- 2390.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(Cnutinued

AZ h.sPs Is HoTHh he a; u+n..s 81
and Sss and
n s q rSsp a. kiehsn de.f and oath
MONTAGUE MONT ST NWMoPERN A!Icb.S ApT ~
house; adults only. GE. 4044.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN ALL SEC
ti1ns, AL % PRICES. Cars at your service; Can
s5l6 18th st: NW.-oyERLooKING CITY
rooms, kitchen. private bath.
GOING SOUTH FOR WINTER-RENT LIv-
pleteIy furn. beautifully situated; SI25 to
$50 mo- Depending on ensth Of time want anf
large rms. reception hall. kitchenette, bath
exceptionally nice; reasonable rent.
NICELY FURNISHED APT. THREE ROOMS,
Illinois ave NV Phone CO. o543 20.
THE PARKsIDE HOTEL. FACING BEAUT1-
ful Franklin Park. near 14th and Eye can
room kitchenette and bath apartments are
so cozy, SO cheerful: SO very reasonable IN
price Why not fa HD nnw M PAERs1n PAT .E S
tell you all about it? Everybody who lives
there thinks the Parkside Just grand! You
ROOM two beds; we'll furnished; two closets.
kitchen. linens. dishes. hot-water heat. semi
patn, S.5u.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY; APARTMENT HOTEL.
pletely furnished linens. silver, Frigidaire:
day. week. month: reasonable. Ma. 5425:
DUPONT CIRCLE 1925 N H. AVE) Il
room. bath. from S25 month uD.
OPPOSITE COOKE SCHOOL 2524 18th ST
n.w.-:t rooms kitchen. bath. reception hall.
inclosed porch: S60. Frigidaire included.
LARGE GROOM APARTMENT; INCLUDING
refrigeration. S35 month. 405 Massachu-
Setts ave. NV
I4l1 NJ AND 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
Saah heat f.n see $40 sd H. to walking
HUMBERLAND-LIVING ROOM. BED
room. bath. non-housekeeping; rent reduced
to $40. including maid service. NO. $3.50.
5OI L ST NW-TWO-ROOM FURNISHED
basement apt; also hk rooms all outside
GIRLS TO SHARE NICELY FUR. APT.
with :. others; ref. exch. 1919 G NV.
Apt. All. ME. $500. e2'
5ssd saut PosGa asRasaag S PgR
st. Apt. 403 Tel North 1876. 2..
ENTIRE FLOOR OF FINE HOME, 3 ROOMS
nnd bath h daaWna
1901 ST. sE-3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath: In private home; reasonable; con-
26Is CONN. AVE. : BACHELOR APT.
lights. large closets; nicely furnished; maid
service; second floor front; between Shore
ham and Waroman notes, S00.
GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished two-room, kitchen, bath apartment;
Mount Pleasant section. Adams 3129. :"'
lib MASS AVE N.W-BRIGHT FRONT
apt. overlooking park: 3 rooms. bath; suit
able for adults; centrally located.
EXCELLENT NV. OVERLOOKING 18th
st: 3 r. k b., large porch; clean. honey;
ample heat: Frigidaire. 3430 Brown st. %.
14o I1th ST NE. tNEAR LINCOLN PARK
"a rooms nicely furnished; reasonable :;
very desirable; prefer ADULTS.
14ls CRITTENDEN ST. NV = NICELY
furnished, clean: one room. kitchenette, pri-
vate bath: no children.
6o4 EAST CAPITOL-3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath. Frigidaire. phone; particularly suited
to those desiring exceptionally oeautlful
apt: adults
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH: SUITABLE
for couple or three ladies. Dupont Circle,
1874 st. NV. Apt. AZ.
1863 CALIFORNIA ST. NW.-NR. SCHOOL;
. rooms, kitchen. bath porch. elec. refrle.,
steam heat; completely furnished.
1924 LAMONT NV, OFF 13th-2 NICELY
fur Ink. rooms. h.-w.h. linens, gas and
cleo; S25 month.
Evening star., 1933-10-21

HILLCREsT. $500 18th n,.w.--Single and
double rooms, suitable for business couple;
private bath If desired; always h. W.: all
outside rms; hot bread: rates reas.
I727 P ST. NW-Attractively warm, south.
ern front. for 3; also single; home privileges;
Evening star., 1933-10-21
ROOMs-FURNIsHED.


N ST. NV, NEAR NN.-Lerse room.
skylisht, bath. Ink 81 as66. ---2.'- 2.'
I7I5 EYE ST. T,I-n;.5sa t.,,ss or douss f0s
a69o GARFIELD Single and double; at
traetiye' ami; besEsen 1sSe Taft and kinsie
modern rates reasonable: facing Capitol
Park. Phone Lincoln 9370.
3O12 RODMAN ST.-Larse. two-exposure
room. private bath and shower. Cleveland
500 EYE NV Ink rooms, End floor:
running water; rooms on 1st floor; no rooms
ON 10th sT.-An exclusive family owning
handsome detached corner residence. will
rent i beautiful 2nd-f. IT.. rm priv; bath:
e Class: R: rel refs: !st~i $40. De co. sisa. A -:
6O6 PENNA. AVE. S.E.-one room next to
bath: S3 week.
1aO ST. NE. Apt. ;so1--Young man TO
share room with another twin beds; SO
SO YOU ST NW.-Large. sunny front room:
gentlemen; twin beds; adult home; meals II
desired reasonable.
1886 18th ST. N.w-Attractive housekeep-
ing room. So; large basement room' running
WEST CHEVY CHASE, D. Owners pri-
continuous hot water: gentleman: Sl5.
a39 st. NW.Rooms; light housskeepins s., seon,s
quiet adults: no radios.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1741 P ST N.W--Beau-
tifully furnished large rooms, twin beds; also
single room. h.-w.h.
A9so al4 ST adr st 9GF 1nt
walking distance: reasonable. 81.
a3I EYE MW.LaTse attraStiye' ttr. .d7ir sunny
s. s90: WeetlS seHsndfs desirable o home e.0s' ~
and sads co ah ST. NO MSF AT ssef5 Ahe sih
aGEE EEFsEB hEPkyaf skya4E rsE4 ESGM p'h Ds4
manent; references exch.
6ls Bird NW..-3Two large. Housekeeping
rooms sanss sink Snr.r One room 81 siean
bath Walking distance downtown. 26.
1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-Neatly
furnished Ink: rooms; sink, gas range'
'1232 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Room. second floor,
in apartment. with all housekeeping privi-
leges for one lady. 81
MT: PLEAsAtNT,H,FrOnt. .o5 room s9U. exp;
10th and Park rd. NV. co. 4763-W.
MT. PLEASANT Neatly furnished single
room. overlooking park; adjoins bath; con-
1345 ST. N.w:-Well heated Ink. rooms.
kitehenette: from So to $3.50 weekly.
IRooUoIs. 1910 M ST. NV. Apt. 40.--
Elevator service: reasonable o3s
1904 K ST NW-Large double room one
or twin beds. next to bath; cont. hot water
maid service. 2
1925 18th ST. NV. APT. 405-Gentleman
wishes to share room with another gentle
man: southeast exp. Also beautiful single
room. y.
1903 NARNUM ST. NV.
Furnished room: private family.
27Ol \. CAPITOL ST.
f,rp turin hede.
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UMBERLAND-LIVING ROOM. BED
room. bath. Housekeeping: rent reduced
5Ol L ST NW-TWO-ROOM FURNISHED
basement apt; also hk. rooms; all outside
rooms: reasonable
GIRLS TO SHARE NICELY FUR. APT.
Evening star., 1933-10-21

SUBURBAN-Light housekeeping. attractive:
free phone; side entrance: garage; private
home; . suites: adults. Shepherd 2095.
200 VARNUM ST. NW-Bright front room,
ami. for 1 or 2; garage If desired; rea-
sonable. Adams 4434.
Evening star., 1933-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APARTMENTS-U
TAKoMA PARK. MARYLAND-5 ROOMS.
porches electric refrigerator. hot water. ga
rage So" TSSms Sams menof as sb9Ie eiSse sH
a1s n. =. AVE.--4 R., B., IN. PoR. $50 90
"a cHAs g. v fxf4 King. jR, IL ao7 Y Ave $?O 81
TWO LARGE BED ROOMS: LIv. AND DIN
manaser: $50 aOe5 18th NV.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. a461 18th ST
ferred; S25: opposite Ambassador Theater.
PLEASANT. wELL-LIGHTED APARTMENTS
at 18th and Pepna. ave, NV rooms;
batiheassoe bath, so Jas JAMES s'n MoRRis WooDWARD
723 Goth st. NV. Realtor. -
II ST. NE-REDUCED RENT. MOVE
k, b.. G. E ,refrig,. h,-w,h,. domestic h. ";
year round, latest tabletop gas stove, large
closets; adults: lighted. Inspection invited;
bath. porch. cleo. gas heat $40; ADULTS.
1885 CRESCENT PL. NV ;ao++R ROOMS osIs
$50. Resident manager. II"
THE MELRosE. 1343. CLIFTON ST: NV
Attractive, cheerful, 4-room, kitchen. bath
ape Der monh uNoN
CO, 705 Fla. ave. NV. NO. 0lo4.
CAPITOL HILL ENTIRELY PRIVATE;
HH,s'Gs Ee redaeed ADULTS 81 n0Ts ae is
22'
THE BARBARA. 9th 4 MD. AVE. NE
ing So Nd. dave ave. ~ and % 9th st.; one a two-room
and the other a three-room apt, with kit; &
rent rent ~ ineinerator and janitor service; best
| apts in bldg; reasonable rentals. See
janitcr or cali Mr.. CLARK. Ma. 3oo7.
SOB SOUTH CAROLINA AVE; S,E.-F0UR
or National 65SS.
211O 10th ST. N.W.--NExT SCHOOL, RE-
sgeed sgo newly Or a s4P Rns
427 OGLETHORPE ST. N.W.-ENTIRE 2nd-
aGOE ed ssrase aG0as oaah & s
WOODBRIDGE. ROOMS. KITCHEN, SEMI
pJiyate bath; heat gas Ss electricity furnished
2Io1 R. AVE NEFoHR Ne, % oI,s.9s ROOMS 5oaME AND
See jantor or Apartment 4.
3O3S o ST. NW.--2nd FLOOR. 2.FAMILY
SI apt roSms %; bath d6sn electricity $40 Phone
1903 EUCLIp ST: N:W:-2-FASMILY APT;
Phone OWNER. North 100s0. s0.-
sgAssS fP PHONE H2SMs SSs%s
1866 Key at Apt. 4.
THE LAMBERT 1856 LANIER PL--TWo
reGs; reaaced soet rent: redeeorated' @ o CO ssse
am asa1 II large. K In invitins Ehs aa
School; q =. refriserator. Cali Apt. II
kitchen. bath. s35 to $45 month; all have
pO1eh ose1 some with elec refrigeration cLeve
RENTS REDucEDLs4o; S42, s44 to $50:
r. K. b.. elec ref: furn. for sale; cheap.
l442 E. CAP. sT.-5 R. AND B. $500
1909 R. l. awe and r; and b. 22.0o up
HENRY Ha R!p scHAFFERr ss M sso p John Marshsi pl
$50 5O--TWO LARGE ROOMS. WITH SPA
| cious closet in bed room; large dinette with
| Colonial china cabinets; kitchen with ample
cupboard space utility closet and If free s,eSc- elsc
| Amsterdam Apts 27O1 14th st. NV.
| 1927 3Oth N.W-TWO ROOMS: KITCHEN.
| light Frigidaire included; adults: $40
1854 LAWRENCE ST NE. BRooKLAND--
| 6 rooms. 2 porches. garden, hot-water heat,
| storage water heater. G. E. refrigerator;
| tenant furnishes own heat; adults only
| Inquire 1856 Lawrence st. ne. %.
26IS CONN AVE. - TWO LARGE FRONT
rooms, private bath, electric lights. large
Wardman Park Hotels; S42.5O.
2Si5 sSth ST Bk1cks k,cs.s FSoh ssth
Screened porch. heat and hot water
BROOKLAND-3 CLEAN OUTSIDE ROOMS.
sfsa' s4s.so, Pssn Po o$ss.M SS5a ii Cali pm q.
1885 COL RD-2 r. B...:...: .S35. 90
141b Girard n.w-3 r. & b.. el. ref. $3.50
FLArsM3sos Holmead and $50 Newton pi.
N. T. RYoN CO.. 1916 n Y. Ave-. 341s -14th.
Evening star., 1933-10-21

1867 WYOMING-Choice. vacancies: single
and double; convenient location, between
two car lines; reasonable prices. carefully
Evening star., 1933-10-21

25O1 l4th ST NV
rms. bath. back porch. elec. re-
frigerator. elevator ..............S5 SIS SO
rms. kitchen. bath. elec; refrig-
orator. elevator. ... S45 so to 41.50
refrisefator. elevator ..'..'.'... '-.' ~ 80 SO
Apply Resident Manager. Apt No. . or
j WAISEE INC
Evening star., 1933-10-21

WOODRIDGE-Front room for two; home
privileges: small family; reasonable. 20.
Evening star., 1933-10-21

ENTIRE FLOOR OF FINE HOME, 3 ROOMS
and bath; attractively furnished Ink,
privilege of drawing room. Columbia 2093-J.
1901 B ST. SE-3 ROOMS PRIVATE
bath: In private home; reasonable; con-
yenient ocation. 22s
Evening star., 1933-10-21
ROOMS-SUBURBAN
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1918 QUEEN ST. NE-Large. bright room.
with board suitable for = gentlemen; very
reasonable; private family; unlimited tele-
Evening star., 1933-10-21

LARGE GROOM APARTMENT. INCLUDING
refrigeration S35 month. 405 Massachu-
re
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-23
BULLISH NEWS
AIDS GRAINS BY
UPWARD MOVE
u. S. Announcement FaV-
oring Managed Currency
Is Strong Factor.
BY HARTMAN w. NICHOLS
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Announce-
ment that the government favored
a managed U. S. currency and high
er commodity prices aided grains at
the opening Of the Board of Trade
today.
Wheat advanced 2? to 21s cents,
corn was up Is to Is cents, oats
were up IL to Is cents.
Last weeks sharp recovery in
grains after nearly all positions had
hit new seasonal lows was aided by
anticipation President Roosevelt
would make a speech bullish for the
market. His speech bore out in
part the expectations.
Grain traders were impressed with
the Presidents reiteration of his
policy of raising commodity prices
and his statement the dollar would
not officially be pegged until that
was accomplished The step taken
to bring nearer a free gold market
was seen as constructive.
Grains last week closed higher in
most instances with wheat up to
71s cents over the previous weeks
close; corn up 33s to So cents, and
oats up 3as to As cents. Rye and
barley closed slightly lower.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-23
Deaths

Irene Mudryk, 8, Riley hospital. sar-
coma.
Clarence P johnson. so. city hospital,
broncho pneumonia.
Manford Gastineau. AZ city hospital.
hypostatic pneumonia
Maud Winner. 46. Central Indiana hos
David Anderson. 80. 1924 Trowbridge,
uremia.
Abe Keene. A. city hospital en-
cephalitis.
George B. Paxton. ST. U. S. Veterans
hospital. bronchial asthma.
Coy o. Hale, 40. l0l2 River. myocard-
tits.
Minnie Doshia Eggers. Al. Long hospital.
peritonitis.
James Ross Robertson. 7. city hospital
August Feick. SIS. 1885 North Chester
chronic myocarditis.
Wilhilmena Beuke. so. city hospital.
tuberculosis.
Ada Bruce McGregor. 81. 1925 North
Tuxedo. chronic interstitial nephritis.
Arlene Thomas, 4s. 2433 North Scho-
field. fractured skull.
Theodore Ranke. 3 days. Methodist hos
pitsl atelectasis
Mary a. Lueckert. II. long hospital. ap-
Molly Thomas. 10. $50 Sanders. broncho-
pneumonia.
Arnold II, Smith. IS. 1T West Emmett.
chronic myocarditis.
Milton {. Glunz. a. CnkStian hospital,
.perito1itis.