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Moving. Transfer. Storage

CH-2s7s-"PETES TRANSFER. 81 up.
Local overland. White, careful. prompt.
TINES WANT ADS MAKE interesting read.
ing because interesting bargains of many
kinds are listed here daily.
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LOCAL PENAL INMATE
DIES AT STATE FARM
Police Asked to Notify Mother of
Youths Death.

Indiana State Farm officials to-
day asked indianapolis police to
notify Mrs. Ollie Edwards, 2O5O E.
l0th-St, of the death of her son.
Paul Edwards. who was sent to the
state farm Sept. 30 on drunkenness
charges for 100 days He died yes
terday. The body has been removed
to a Greencastle undertaking astab-
liShment.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

belong 10. ~ ''O'S"
Harvey Wrieht, ia N. Emerson-av
PPiymouth sedan, l2S-6o4, from 200 N
Myron. Gordon. 266 n Tremont-av. Ford
coupe. 1882 from in front of MS bo,,o % u
John Lnhart 1928 Allen-av. Ford coune
S7-733, from in front of his home
Harold Wlhtacre. 1857 N Meridian-st
roFo eoach. from Ho!meS-av and Walnut
Frank Russell 1858 Kenwood-av Essay
coupe. SS-lSS from Senate-av ono Ohio-St'
coupe, SS-2S2, from Capuo4-ay a.Iu 80.
+. E. Tllotson. Franklin. Ind. Ford vs.
sedan, 247-66l. from Franklin Ind
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II THEFTS REPORTED
Fuel Company, school Entered Over
Week End.

Burglars broke into the Moore
Fuel Co, 1907 E. Michigan-st, dur
ing the weekend, stealing type
Writer and a fountain pen. Fred
Madden, 1851 N. Delaware-st. man
ager, said entrance was gained
through a window.
Thieves also broke into School 50.
47OO EngliSh-av, and ranSacked ev-
cry desk in the building, according
to Ben Gray, 405 N. State-av. Gus
todlan. He could make no estimate
of the loss.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong 10. F0''NN
Century Biscuit Co $50 w New York-st
Ford sedan found one mile east of CANDY
Ind wrecked 90" W .
Qua ,spicuzza, $50 stevens-st. stevar,
trlek, feund al Ono and Delaware-Sts.
coach found a 1885 GuiiIord-av -
Harvey Wright. ia n Emerson-a,.
Plymouth sedan, found in front OF 5000 +
l0th-st. - K
Mrs. nene Howell, R r. IA, Box l62
Ford coach. found at l0th-st and Indiana.
Leo vavul llls central-av Plvmou,b
seoan, found at Big Four railroad and
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TAX BOARD TO MEET
Date for Appeal Hearings to Be Set
Next Friday.

Seven field examiners attached 70
the State Tax Board will meet with
the three tax commissioners Friday
morning to set dates for hearing Of
the 1874 tax appeals filed with the
board from all sections Of the state.
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Marriage Licenses

Charles Boring. 80, of 1912 Churchman-
av, electrotyper. and Helen Teeguarden. 25
Of 936l2 OricntaI-st. bindery worker
Roscoe Palamara, "a, of 8l6 Elm-s t..
clerk, and Lena Velona. %, of 1925 E. Mar
Ket-st machine operator.
Glenn Hubbard. 26. of 1851 Ruckle-st
salesman, and Elizabeth Powell %, of 315l
Ruckle-St. laboratory technician
Frank Shuber 81, Of 100 N. Alabama
ST. clerk, and Ruth Belts 20, of 1l04 N.
Alabama-st houSekeeper
Stuart Penick, 81. of 43 N. Tremont-st
engineer, and George Norwood. 81, Of 2606
w. westinghouse. houSekeeper.
Jacob Hottenroth. D. of 227 Bclmont-av.
SIX 81 worker, and Pearl Hutson, "a, of 227
Lewis Donham. 81. East St. Louis, Ill
agriculture Inspector and Mary Bddle, 65
OF 1882 Carrollton-av, housekeeper.
Robert Boone, %, of 1905 Central-av
service man. and Lois Buchanan. q. of
1927 NeWman-St. seamer
William McPeak. d. of 83l S State-av
ana Marjorie Sprong 49, of els Madison
av. Apt 49, housekeeper
ArVille Whiteford 81, of 1899 Englsh-av
earage employe and Jewell Kord. 10, OF
1881 Hoyt-ay, houSekeeper.
James ONcal 30. of Ia Iris-av. creamery
VillC-rd clerk
oscar Stewart. 90 R. r. 16. Box 226
carpenter, and Marian Hardin. 81. New
John Bever.. 26, of % Jenny-lane, sales
nina and Helen Davidson, &c, of iii E.
Elmer Alice, a. of 819 Cottage-av.
craftsman. and Ruth Hale so, of 1925
Madison-av, housckeeper.
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Births
Bows


Charles and Elsie Raftery 400 N Temple
Carl and Beulah Drummond 1862 Sher-
man-dr.
Hanscl and Bessie Davis. 28l5 N. Chester
Paul and Helen Newman, st. Vincent
Hospital
Paul and Mildred Herzog. St. vincents
Hospital
Arthur and Elsie York. 22l0 Duke.
Brade and Josephine Rice 1861 Nordvke
:. Nichols and Stella George, 1878 w New
York.
Lumon and Ruth Short, 2O19 sherbrook.
William and Lola Chase, 1928 N. Illinois
AIVy and Verda Shots. 1872 Park.
Clement and Gene Cook. 2719 Burton
Hlllard and Inez Darrah. 1882 ArnoIda.
Paul and Bertha Hart, 1929 Bellfontaine
Girls
PerShing. Az
:, Newly and Valeris Apple, St. vincents
Andrew and Mamie Harris. 424 Smith
= W0odard and Theodoshia Swisher, 2056
Ernest and Laura Burton. los w. Arizona.
John and Mamie Haynes 2044 Martin
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INST r. UCTI0NS

BE beauty operator: earn while learn
ing. Royal Beauty Acd. 401 Roosevelt BID.
PLENTY of positions open for those who
can qualify. Better yourself by attend
ing night school CONSOLIDATED
BUSINESS COLLEGE, 3rd floor Roose-
Welt Bldg. RI-9535.
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$50 HERE FOR MEETING
Kern Greets Police Communication
Supervisors This Morning.

Mayor Kern welcomed $50 dele
gates to the second convention Of
the Associated Police Communica-
ton officers which opened in the
SEVERN this morning The organi-
cation is composed of supervisors of
police radio and teletype systems.
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Building Permits

Mrs. Mary Keno. 1884 W. 25th-st, 500
reroof
NJ R Harris. 3lo E 63rd-st, 500. re-
pairs.
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r z N T AL S
Is Furnished Rooms

Is Furnished Rooms
modern, l or employed persons.
SO; DELAWARE, N, 1407-Large light
room Excellent bed. Private entrance.
Walking distance. RI-9267
ALABAMA, N. 2425-Attractive front GOOD
heat; private home. Privileges; meals OPP
tional. TA-1758
CAPITOL, N, 3163-WeH furnished, warm,
garage, $3.50. HA-0775
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia-av Clean.
modern sleeping rooms; $3.50 up. Also
housekeeping rooms.
DELAWARE, 713 N, Apt 2-Small single
room roony closet walking distance:
$3.50 week.
DELAWARE, N, 725-Apt. 9; sleeping
room steam heated; home privileges,
HAMILTON, N, 4l6-Warm, cheerful room;
private home. Meals optional. CH3877.
MERIDIAN N, 2118-Comfortably fur
nished: car and bus line Board optional
Garage optional. TA-2734.
MERIDIAN 1872 N.-Hampton Court, Apt
l. bae aesra9le room or gentlemen; steam
preferred. IA O1O7
MERIDIAN N. 2716-Lovely room; running
waite; private home: phone privileges:
accommodate two; reasonable
MICHIGAN, E., 2138-Nice room; home
Privileges; good heat. Reasonable. CHI
NEW JERSEY. N, 2O65-Large front Sleep
Ing room Steam heat Near carline. HA-
PENNSYLVANIA, N.-Ideal room for gem
tleman; adjoining BATH private en-
trance; near Marott. HA2095W
WOODRUFF .PL.. 957 MD. -DR-Large front
room; good heat. private entrance; ga
9TH, E., 426-Clean room; twin oeds, in
n ne mattresses; good heat; SO, "a.
18TH E. 31S-Desirable room; steam heat,
Refined private home; 50. Phone. RI
Innerspring mattress; desirable location.
Phone.
BOTH, r.. 323-Large room. near bath;
gentlemen: transportation; restaurant.
Private family. TA-0582
CLEAN sleeping rooms; walking distance;
comfortable beds; reasonable. ITO w.
North.
BOTH, W, 412-Attractve room; private
home: suitable employed person; rea-
sonable. TA-2286.
LARGE ROOM quiet home furnished or
unfinished; man and wife or 2 ladies
2O51 Hillside-av CH415O-R
II Hotels
CENTRAL HOTEL-331 N. Delaware;
strictly modern, all outside rooms. Tran
stent; weekly rates.
HOTEL FREDERICK-458 E. Washington
st; clean rooms. $3.50 week and up
Running water; tubs: showers.
HOTEL ANTLERS
Offers all comforts. Ultra modern note
service as low as So a day. SO week.
$50 N Meridian LI-235l.
Reps6,y .13Zozgy
Choice Outside Rooms
From SIPS
Ample Parking Space
DEL. AT MICH LI-53l5
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20 Sale Suburban Property
S W A PS

TO ADVERTISERS-Ea ad appear
ing in this column is listed in The Times
swap Bureau directory for sixty DAYS
free of charge. Your Swap ad viii
receive a special rate of seven DAYS for
the price of five and four DAYS for the
cost OF three Call RT-555l
CASH for used sewing machine; anv kind:
must be cheap. Box K-4o83, Times.
1881 4-door Pontiac; Al; private owner
1921 Pruitt
EXCHANGE expert moving for discarded
FURNITURE Free estimation. DR-4I70.
P1ANO--BungaIow upr;ght-player; Al:
SGaGr nee 1892 N. Wallace. Evening.
TRADE good used lumber. $50 cash orr
o6l8 E. 21st-St. IR-2188-R-4
/ OR large lots on Bacon-st. near Madi-
Son-av, at sacrifice. What have YOU?
Times, Box L-353.
BEST prices for used lumber. sash, doors
bath fixtures, etc. LI-3O69
PAY cash for light automobile NgardieSs
condition. $40 w Washington. BE-1230
SWAP cash for electric radios. any con-
dltlon. 725 Fl. Wayneav. LI-7273
TO TRADERS-If you can not find
what YOU desire in the ads in this
column, call the Swap Counter. RI-555i
and we will attempt to arrange a trade
Tor you from Swaps advertisements pre-
viousy published. There is no charge
Tor this service
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Times Want Ads Quickly Find Buyers for the Things Have TO Sell
You Lose Something Of Value Ad Will Help You Find
M E r c H A N D Use
> Household Goods


LINoLEUM-Lowest prices in the city.
CUT-RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE
81 n. Alabama. 207 w. Washington.
REP. SINGER cleo. console. like new,
original price sl85. balance s72. Terms
Guaranteed home sewing course
SINGER CO. 126 w. Wash
/ SQUARE TUB MAYTAG balloon rolls
CHINE PARTS & SERVICE co. 1901 E.
Wash
LARGE heatrola. like new. SIS, large hot
blast stove. $3.50. White gas stove
$50; .oyerstufed, apartment size, like
new. $50 So: walnut chest OF drawers.
$50. Easy Washer, $3.50. 4o2l E. New
COMBINATION Coal and Gas Stove. Estate
Heatrola. Laundry Stove. Gas Range
It's The Times for RESULTS
Sc Radios, Musical instruments
TUBE silyertone console, ,pre-owned;
Violin elk
PEARSON CO. INC. 1913 N. Penn.
CROSLEY Show Box 8-tube. in good con-
dition SO. % N Temple.
FREE estimates on radio repairing. LANES
SERVICE, 1928 E l0th-st. CH-O2l8.
Hawaiian &c "a
fE salssS CO. INC. 1913 n Fem Penn
SALES 4 SERVICE. 2i1 In Ind. III Ri9 6aD1o
1885 PHnCO, 6-tub9 Auto Radio. s22 90
VAN SICKLE RADIO SHOP. 81 w. Ohio
Boehm coo
PEARSON CO. INC 1913 ponn
IMMEDIATE cash for used piano. Must
be cheap Prefer small piano or bo b1
grand. Call LI-o3l4. '"0S
CHICKERING student piano, will sell for
BALANCE due l:25 per week
Viking MUSIC CO. 100 E. Ohio.
Clarinets g Boehm 500
ALTO SAXOPHONES. S25 UP
EASIEST payment plan in town
HOfS1NA MUSIC Shop, 80 Pembroke Arcade
81 Miscellaneous for Sale
CARLOADS AND CARLOADS
81 o. me ne new suites and odd pieces to trade
anca YOU ola iurnlture; generous allow
TAURANT-TAVERN Fixtnres
CALL KING'S-DR-3578
VANILLA M Ia s etC 81 Articles Csc Salesman.
res 2eg5 FFoMPd d service on repairing cash
WE Ec} Sp EG in al kinds Of Juice grapes
TOLEDO & SONS, 80 S. DELAWARE
KINGS WILL RENT u
bo seer boxes stoves, tables. chairs. ice
BOXES, emma. StlverWare glasses
IN FACT ANYTHING
lolI-3l Southeastern. Dr-357S
300 BUILDINGS WRECKED
GOOD used lumber and building material
OF all kinds for sale cheap
1901 CLEVELAND WRECKING co.
to-o hehCuckV-aV Indiana polls
4s BICYCLES. SIP UP. Tires. eP
Gz&7B Repairs. HoFFMAN's G5A,YEN
- 25l Mass. 2O5 E. Wash ~ ~
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Moving, Transfer, Storage

CARLETON Inexperienced NOV
erS; covered vans; reas rates HA-2252
MOVING-S1 up; white men. RELIABLE
IRUCk1NG CO., 3l7 E. Michigan-st. IL
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81 Personal Property Loan
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HELP ANTED
9 Help Wanted-Male
10 Statesmen & Agents
ii Help Wanted-Female

/ HOUSEKEEPER for widower Ladies who
called last Wednesday and Thursday
please call again after noon BE-4976-J.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
WANTED-ROOMS.


JULY 15-Refned employed mother, with
two Girls. wants two light, airy. unfur-
nished rooms, k. and b. near grammar
Frisidaire and ell utilities. Call National
9732 Monday.
YOUNG MAN desires furn.. room with
sleeping porch. shower conf. bed. pref.
walking distance Interior Dept. or Capitol.
Address Box Ark, Star ONCE.
WANTED-Large unfurn. Ink. room. for
lady. very reasonable State price location.
Address Box 333-K. Star ONCE.
SETTLED. REFINED WOMAN desires un-
furnished room. reasonable. or exchange
lieht service for same. Ciey. S094 after
10 am.
YOUNG LADY desires reasonably priced
furnished room July 10. Give price. par
ticulars. Address Box 446-K. Star ONCE.
GENTLEMAN wants room with bath pri-
vate family, northwest, garage. Address
Box 452-K Star office.
WANTED BY WOMAN OF refinement.
Address Box 362-K Star ONCE
Evening star., 1935-07-07

.225 N ST. NW.->5a.5O. 3 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath, nicely furnished, eec.
refrigerator, excellent condition. adjoining
Rock Creek Park III rear. Res. mgr, Apt.
1Ol. HENRY J. ROBB. INC. 1O24 Yer
mont ave. Phone District SI4I
Evening star., 1935-07-07

9161 EUCLID ST. 1Sth e. Col. rd Mice
1y furnished. 2nd d-fioor bed-living room,
hal
Evening star., 1935-07-07

/ OR , ROOM. BATH APT. IN PRIVATE
home. with or without kItchenette; $40
month. Suitable bachelor or business vom-
an. Phone Cleveland 3I34. 4S0l Brandy
" 81 N
Evening star., 1935-07-07

4IO6 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Double front room. with or without board:
. gentlemen or employed couple; excellent
location reasonable. Call Col. 1851 M.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

1880 QUINCY N.W-Large front room
twin beds adjacent to bath with shower;
couple or gentlemen. Adams 0S97.
1880 10th ST NW-For gentlemen or
couple; delightful rooms; running water
porch. grill. free phone: refined home.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

cl16 o ST NW.-Large room 2nd-floor
front, couple, S25 month or $50 for one.
North $500
Evening star., 1935-07-07

ROCHAMBEAU, SIS CONN. AVE.-sUB-
let COOL completely furnished rooms,
kitchen ana oath. reasonable. National
35l4. Apt. 81.
2616 UNIVERSITY PI-3 ROOMS
kitchen. bath, porch. garage, elec. oox hot
water. first floor.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

143l CHAPLIN ST. NW.-Beautiful front
corner room. exceptionally cool, adjacent
park. in quiet. refined home; gentleman;
reasonable s.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

WANTED-GIRL TO SHARE > ROOMS
kitchen. bath apt. Cathedral Mansions.
center. Phone Adams 1900, Ext. 23l.
l439 BELMONT ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen. porch. gas. elec, Erigidaire, Iea-
pehla
Evening star., 1935-07-07

500 QUINCY ST. N.W-One large front
room. Ink. privileges; near bus and
cars. reasonable
Evening star., 1935-07-07

ON ALLISON ST. NEAR 18th in a Jewish
home-Room for two; twin beds; $40.
Phone Columbia 50l6.
174O VARNUM ST. NW-Laree corner
room. adjoining bath; 3 exposures clos
Evening star., 1935-07-07

quiet; separate entrance; $40 month
1883 JEFFERSON ST. NW-Large room
next to bath; gentleman preferred. Call
after pm Georgia gi1l
Evening star., 1935-07-07

and 18th busWcool. quiet room. leading
out TO porch; ch.w.; lady. Col. S355-W
1880 QUE ST. NV. Apt. 3-Clean quiet
double room; unlimited phone. Phone
Decatur 1865.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

1923 KEARNEY ST. N E.+ FURNISHED
rooms and private bath on first floor for
rent to october l, adults only Large lot.
fine neiehborhood, garage included, SIS
per month. Apply 23li Rhode Island ave.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

ONE LARGE ROOM AND KITCHENETTE
suitable l or - block TO cars. Apply
1l05 Nd. ave. ne. Phone Lincoln 0169.
100 EAST CAPITOL sT-2-ROOM FUR
nlshed apt, newly papered, across Lin
coin PARK Adults
Evening star., 1935-07-07

18th ST. HIGHLANDS-In large home of
small family high cool. quiet; next bath;
porch outlook: employed Georgia S165.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

SUBLET-l-ROOM APT DRESSING
room. bath, Frlgldalre. 1851 5 ST. NV,
ant o06
Evening star., 1935-07-07

st-Attractive front room in detached
corner residence; garage: excellent meals
1901 R. l. AVE. N.W-Two well-furnished
rooms. adjoining bath. Call North 9712
SCOTT CIRCLE u52I R I0-Front
single double room; convenient bath.
abundant hot water linens. service; home;
tranSlentS considered
Evening star., 1935-07-07
WANTED-ROOMS.

Government EMPLOYED young woman
southern exposure 2nd floor in modern
structure; with Protestants. in hish-class
neighborhood, close to car line. Give full
particulars. Maximum S@5. Address
BY GOVT. employed mother and high
school daughter two fur. housekeeping
rooms. with sink and elec. refrigeration;
must be very cheap but nice. Address Box
FURNISHED ROOM in Silver Spring or
Woodside by gent: state terms and number
in home. Address Box 3S5-K. Star ofice.
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM by young
lady in Catholic home, northwest section.
Occupancy Aug list. State price. Ad-
dress Box 365K. Star once.
QUIET, AIRY ROOM. breakfast. Wardman
Park or similar section. by business woman
Give particulars. Address Box 331-k. Star
Evening star., 1935-07-07

FOR TWO MONTHS, PRETTILY FUR
nished apt. . rooms, kitchen, bath: all
outside; nice apt. house: beautiful location;
references. Call North IOO6. eX. k0l. 1s
Evening star., 1935-07-07

1924 18th N.W.-Attractive room; inner
spring mattress. use kitchen. library
piano; lady. Decatur 1853
Evening star., 1935-07-07

WILL SHARE MY NICELY FURNISHED
apartment with one or two other girls.
Phone Adams 4512 after 30 pm, -
Evening star., 1935-07-07

FOR LADY-Comfortap Housekeeping
room. with porch; adj. bath room; $50
month. Phone Adams Il iG-R
Evening star., 1935-07-07

sink, open fireplace. range; newly fur
nished and decorated; south. exposure;
studio couch or bed. Caretaker wanted.
2l3S < st. NV, also F near G. w.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

1929 18th tOpp Mayfiowerl-Large first
floor front 1room apt, ) windows. $50.
Steering room. 500
Evening star., 1935-07-07

SHOREHAM HOTEL-SuDleaSe until Sep
tember 30 large living loom hall. b. r.
with = double beds, oath. large kitchen.
dining room. balcony, sc. exposure. over
looking terraces ana parS. Rare oppor-
tunityj hlgh-class clientele. Phone ADAMS
"A Ant
Evening star., 1935-07-07

front room. next bath: continuous hot
water; no other roomers; gentleman. Rea-
Sonahle.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

1880 10th ST. NW.-Ideal rooms; run
nlng water. porch.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

INFER, 1886 18th ST. NV AND :
frigeration free; S55 up. See janitor
Evening star., 1935-07-07

k. b.; refined girl; reasonable; attractive
cool, 35l1 Davenport st. NV; No. 205.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

1901 ST. S sE-Two ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite and private bath and porch; gas, elee.,
Evening star., 1935-07-07

IDEALLY FURNISHED, FOR COUPLE
ONLY: all modern . rooms. kitchen and
bath: gas. cleo. and phone all for $40.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

1915 18th ST. N.W-Spacious comfort
able room adjoining bath. Suitable for
one or two persons. Convenient. desirable
neighhnrhnnd Qs
Evening star., 1935-07-07

1O14 11th ST. NV.
Comfortably furnished. newly decorated
rooms. single and double Reasonable rates,
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One-Day School Of
Dancing SET in City

A rare treat is in store for teach
ers, professionals and advanced stu
dents of dancing tomorrow after
noon when Nicholas Tsoukalas, Chi
cago, one of the worlds foremost
teachers of classical, character and
Spanish dancing, will conduct a
one-day normal school at the Stock
man Studios, 10th and Illinois-sts,
from 3 to 5.
Mr.. Tsoukalas has one of the most
modern and best equipped studios in
the country, including his long
cherished draem of Little Theater
of his own, where his students are
trained in a thoroughly professional
atmosphere and performances given
every month.
Mr.. Stockman, who is affiliated
with Mr.. TSoukalas in his Chicago
studio, has brought him here for
this occasion.
Bobby Rivers, another well-known
Chicago teacher of tap dancing, is
now on the faculty of Stockman
Studios, and available for teachers
and advanced students.
Mr.. Stockman will hold an in
formal reception at his studios to-
morrow, following the normal school
for Mr.. Tsoukalas, Mr.. Rivers and
Miss Leona HartfelteT, teacher of
acrobatic dancing, recently added to
the faculty, and for ]. Francis Ha-
ney and his company appearing at
the Lyric Theater.
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BentIeys Will Be
on WesfIake Bill

The Musical Bentleys, featuring
Ben Bentley. will be seen and heard
soon as the headline attraction with
Morrey Brennan's band at West
lake Beach Terrace. High School-rd
between W. 10th-st and Rock
ville-rd. where two complete floor
shows are given each night.
Hailing from Los Angeles. the
Bentleys have pls d every B. F.
Keith house in the country and
have appeared successfully here at
the Columbia Club.
Vaughn Richardson. booking
agent. describes the act as being
outstanding because of its departure
from the jazz tempo. for the Bent
leys include in their repertoire for
their 14-fOot marimbaphone all Of
the favorite classical and semi
classical numbers as well as cur
rentlv popular selections.
Morrey Brennan's band provides
the dance music for Westlake pa
irons
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Scholarships
TO Be Awarded
Music Federation Additions
to Begin Tuesday.

Young Indiana singers are re-
spending to the announcement of
available scholarships to the music
school of the University of Louis
lana, according to Mrs. Frank B.
Hunter, president of the Indiana
Federation of Music Clubs, who is
sponsoring additions assisted by
Miss Grace Hutchings, director of
publicity for the federation.
Arrangements are being made to
supply an accompanist for those
applicants who are unable to pro-
vide their own.
However the young singer, Mrs.
Hunter points out, is always at
disadvantage with a strange accom-
PIANIST. and it will be to the ad-
vantage of every contestant to have
some one play for him or her who is
acquainted with the contestants
work.
DR.. H. w. Stopher, director of
the university'S music school, is a
native Of Indiana and is especially
interested in attracting some of his
states vocal talent to Baton Rouge,
seat of the university.
DR.. Stopher promises an attractive
climate, where outdoor sports and
recreation prevail throughout the
year. and pleasant surroundings for
students, as well as superior equip
ment.
He is sending Dalton S. Rey-
mond, head of the opera department
of the music school to hear the sing
ers and decide on the winners.
The announcement that Pasquale
Amato. for 20 years leading BARI
tone of the Metropolitan Opera Co.
in New York. will take up his duties
as artist teacher and director OF
opera training and production in
September. makes the scholarships
of unusual interest and value.
Mr.. Amato was the associate in the
Metropolitan of Caruso, Semhrich,
Chaliapine, Louise Homer and 9TH
erS of the great singers who made
operate history, so that he is un-
queStionably an authority in his
field. He will teach the most gifted
Of the schools voice students.
The music school Of the Louisiana
University ranks with major schools
for music education. 1t was estab-
lished as a department in 1915 and
later expanded to a school. Students
from almost every state in the
Union make up its student body.
Additions for the scholarships will
begin at 10 Tuesday morning in the
Burroughs-JackSon School of Fine
Arts.
Mrs. Hunter will have charge of
registrations. Applicants must be
under 80 years Of age and graduates
of high school.
There is no fee for registration.
Three scholarships will be given.
valued at 500, $3.50 and $3.50, re-
spectively