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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-04
The HOOsier Forum
disopprove of What you say-and a0iU defend
to the death your right to say it.-Voltaire

TIMES readers are invited to cypress
their uie0s in these columns, religious
controversies excluded. Make Nour letters
short. so all can haze chance. Limit
them to $50 toords or less. Your letter
must be stoned, but names 10tH be
WithheId on reouest.)
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Rep Marcantcnio R. N. ": The Democratic
Party =. should fight the Liberty League by deed
and not merely by making faces at it. Instead it
Just talks good fight and always surrenders.
As far as the unemployed are concerned, you have
substituted in the place and stead of the fantastic
Hoover myth of two chickens in every pot the stark
reality Of two wolves at every door. laughter)
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HEARD IN CONGRESS

CENATOR MINTON Cd, Ind) Mr. President I
- believe it was the hunorist Bill Nye. who said
that if you were about courthouse you would be
very apt to hear the loud and raspng filing of the
charges but you would have to listen very carefully
to hear the soft quashing of the Indictment In other
words, when the charges are made there is always
great hulabaloo; but when the facts are presented
which avoid the charges the charges are avoided
We very seldom hear of it,
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ANSWERS CRITICISM

BY M. F. B.
Being reader of The Times for
the last 20 years I would like to
answer j. B. P.'s letter of March 81.
What is the matter, j. B. P? You
must be one of the bankers that
President Roosevelt put the clamp
on. Or you wouldn't think these
yaps Gas you call them on relief
were 'leggers and petty thieves.
If were you I would give some
of these said 'leggers a job before
I opened my mouth so wide.
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ITO believe is to be strong. Doubt
Il cramps energy. Belief is power.
F. w. Robertson.
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RECALLS FORMER HOOSTER
POET AS GREAT"

By ID. f. Clancy, Logansport
One hundred twenty-five years
ago Horace Porter Biddle was born
He was interested in music, science
and philosophy; he wrote poetry
and prose; he translated from the
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knowledge OF electrons and suns In learning how
to build peaceful, happy and secure society in
which to live, however, they crawl like infants
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Vagabond
from
Indiana
ERNIE PYLE

EDITORS SoTE-This rowing reporter
for The Times goes where he pieases.
when he pleases. in search of odd stories
about this and that.
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HIGH HAT FOR ALT

FRIEND calls attention to a recent society
item in The New York Evening Journal which
The Washington times., 1936-07-18

Chevrolet 1888 Business Coupe, OAOS
Master Model - New-car ap- OtOO
pearance and performance, low mile
age; trade and terms to suit.
A "Safety Tested" Used Car
N. e. BRANCH L. p. STEUART
141 12 st. N. e. AT. $500
The Washington times., 1936-07-18

4mlght have missed one or two.
| While you call these apartments
two-room, kitchen and bath units,
I am sure you will agree with me
that they are the most spacious
ones you have ever seen. If you
will contact my office l will tell
you how to reach them. Rentals
are $40 and $46.
GUEST HOUSE NEAR
ACACIA BLDG:
Everywhere you go you hear
about all the improvements that
have been made on lower Pennsyl-
vania Avenue, and it surely is a
lovely section of the city now. A
lady who has lived in this home
for 30 years or more is desirouS of
renting some rooms to some young
men. She has just improved her
home in many ways and one eS-
pecially nice feature is the fact
there is running water in every
room. This house is just a stones
throw from the Capitol, the new
Acacia Building and Pennsylvania
Avenue.
BETHESDA, Md:
Surroundings mean so much to
us in choosing our place to live, so
if you have car want you to in
Spect this on my recommendation
The room. which is a single one,
is located in a private home and
is especially fitted to meet the re-
quirements of any discriminating
young man. In these days of
Sweltering heat the occupants have
had no difficulty keeping cool, as
the home is detached and located
in one of the most attractive com.
munities in the city! Rental asked
is $35.
100 BLOCK LANIER PLACE:
Imagine how comfortable your
little family would be in this apart
ment. 1t is on the third floor Of
a private home, and consists of
full-Sized living room, bedroom,
bath, sleeping porch and fully
equipped kitchen. The latter con-
tainS an electric ice box, sink, gas
range and a deep closet for storage
space. In the rental of $55, heat,
gas and electricity are included.
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CHEVROLET 1936-Master Coach driven
less than $500 miles. Perfect through
ont. Easy terms Consider trade. Call Mr..
Jofe CO. 2573
The Washington times., 1936-07-18

TWO NEW HOUsEs-Guilford. Va, 81
miles beyond Masonic Temple on Fran
coma Road, $4,000 and $4,000 each. All
mod. tmprov. Lge, I'd. Ph.: Adams 7777.
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9th ST. N. W, 2116-Brick. rooms.
basement, built-in garage. New house.
Conv. schools. Redecorated throughout.
$50 month. Call MAI. 0624 or col. 1921.
n WOivertOn Owner.
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Chevrolet 1888 sedan-Has had Q9HO
the best of care and is an DOTO
ideal car for the small family; trade
"Safety Tested" Used Car
N. e, BRANCH L. p. STEUART
1I1 - st n e. AT. $500
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DUPONT CIRCLE:
Another chance to live down
town and walk back and forth to
office. The present occupant OF
the apartment is going away for
the, summer months and wishes to
suitcase it for that length Of time.
It has all the necessary equipment
needed for housekeeping and
should prove very comfortable. 1t
consists of two rooms, service pan
try and bath, attractively fur
nished. Silver and linens are sup
plied and the rent is only $65 a
month, with maid service.
SOVBLOCK GALLATIN ST. N. W.:
Step on the gas and see these
new apartments. They are the
ultra smart, having all those new
appointments so necessary in the
apartment Of today. Three rooms,
kitchen and bath are what they
consist Of, two Of the rooms being
bedrooms. They are spacious,
bright and airy with lots Of good
closet space, plenty of electrical
outlets, beautifully decorated, and
they rent for $65 and $67.50. Need
1 say more?
NEW DUPLEX APTS.,
MELLON ST. 8. E.:
Don't take my word for this,
drive out and see them yourself.
They are q new group of duplex
apartments that are most attrac-
tive and appealing. Each building
contains four units with individual
l1eating plants and yards. To give
YOU an idea Of what is offered I
am.going to describe second floor
unit that rents for $40. On enter
ing. you find yourself in a huge
foyer which can be used for a
breakfast nook. Turning to the
right is q living room with two
exposures, then there is a delight
ful bedroom and sleeping porch,
an ultra modern bath with built-in
tub, shower. medicine cabinets
and all the necessary requirements.
The kitchen contains a range, KEEL
yinator refrigerator and kitchen
cabinets. 1 counted four deep
closets and q linen closet and I
The Washington times., 1936-07-18
Automobiles for Sale

AutOmObIIeS Tor Sale
NEW AND USED FORDS. Biilhimer 8
Palmer. Spencer st.. HySttsville. Nd.
ANY DEMONSTRATloN
l. P. STEUART INC. 1928 l4th 81.
LEO ROCCA, INC, offers $50 guaranteed
cars. No money down. IN. Y. Ave. N. E.
YOU CAN BUY 1885 Ford for only $50
down at Triangle. No. 2 N. Y. Ave. NV
USED CAR BARGAINS-Wolfs Motor.
1919 Georgia Ave.
USED CAR BARGAINS-Duke & otey,
1855 H st. N. E.
USED CAR BARGAINS-Hinson Motor,
1862 Florida Ave. N. z.
USED CARS THAI are ''petter BY compari-
son" Wartteld Motor Co.. 2626 sherman
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Chevrolet 1929 4-DOOr Sedan-O0E
In splendid condition through OOO
out; will sacrifice. Easy terms if de-
sired.
2752 WOOdIey PI. n. W. CO. 1245
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Chevrolet 1881 Sport COupe-01 90
Fine little car to use for busi- O1CO
ness or pleasure; tires are good for
many miles. Trade and terms to suit.
A Safety Tested" Used Car
n. Il. BRANCH L. r. STEUART
f4t IL st. n. e. All. 62OO
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La Sale 1888 Touring Sedan O1O7E
Perfect dark blue paint, O1VGO
solid steel turret top. The upholstery,
tires and motor are certainly in excel
lent condition. You will find this
beautiful car unusually clean.
C. C. C. Guarantee
CAPITOL CADILLAC co.
1879 22nd st. n. w. Nat. 5000
The Washington times., 1936-07-18
RENTAL HUNTING
With Barbara Holmes

II uow are interested of the described beIow
phone or Barbara Holmes 1917 St. ~ W, District $3.50
The Washington times., 1936-07-18

Chevrolet 1888 ROadster-A 01OR
sporty little job that is Al U1OO
inside and out, with nearly new tires;
low price Trade and terms to suit
A safety Tested" Used Car
n. e. BRANCH L. p. STEUART
I41 12 st. N. e. AT. $500
The Washington times., 1936-07-18

Chevrolet 1888 4'DOOr Sedan-@O7R
In excellent condition; a real OA ~
bargain; really worth q great deal
more; any demonstration; will consider
S65 cash, with monthly payments
45l5 18th st. N. W. RA. AGO
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Houses for Rent-Unfurnished 80

CHEVY CHASE, 5000 MCKINLEY ST.
rooms. 2 baths, large living rm., fire
place, porchs, nice yd.. rose bushes, gar.
age attached. Rent. 500. Will lease.
Owner AT 3hh1-L
The Washington times., 1936-07-18
PACKARD
PLYMOUTH

Plymouth 1888 Sedan-Has had pOOO
the best of care by one owner DOOO
and shows it; low mileage and nearly
new tires; trade and terms to suit.
A "Safety Tested" Used Car
\. e. BRANCH l.. p. STEUART
141 IL st. n. E. AT. 600
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20-19 game won by Dartmouth from
Penn that season never has been
equaIed for rough stuff. And, he
adds, it's Just as well. Note for
next year: Hinchman, Princeton
FrOSh halfback, is not a world beat
ing ball carrier, but he is an expert
paSSer and reminds you of Mike
Miles on blocking and defensive as
signmentS. The boy, incidentally,
comes from sport family. His
brother was All-America at Ohio
State several seasons ago and his
Daddy is the Hinchman who played
big-time baseball and secuted for
the Pirates.
Mid-Westerr letter writer's are
touting Ken Nelson, Illini end, as
the best punt blocker in recent SEM
esters. The one he blocked for the
winning touchdown against Michi-
gan was his seventh in three years
of varsity competition. But didn't
Gil Lea of Princeton block six in
his sophomore year,. :. The husky
Ray King of Minnesota is another
end who keeps the letter writers
busy. During the Northwestern
game he punted wet and muddy
ball seventy-five yards from behind
his own goal line. Shed a tear
for the underprivileged undergrad
yates at Emery U. of Atlanta, Ca,
Reed College of Portland, Ore, and
Antioch College of Yellow Springs,
Ohio. The poor things have MOTH
ing to do but study. Their alma
matters do not go in for intercolle-
gate football.
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Coal Posts Belong
to Winning Team,
Coast Judge Rules
Q New York Post.-wNU Service.

TUTUPS can now 60 to work on
~ the goal posts without fear of
tangling with the law. A California
judge has ruled in a test case that,
legally and morally, the posts be-
long to the winning team. Gil
Debit, highly acclaimed for his ex-
cellent Boston College coaching,
says that Temple is the second best
team he has viewed in five years.
First place goes to the 1885 Prince
tons. Incidentally, Princeton,
once famed for punt blocking pro-
cIivities, is one of the few Eastern
elevenS to fail to block one this
year. Dallas fans are implOring
home town sports writer's to forget
the famous FOrdham boomerang
pass and start boosting Southern
Methodist for the Rose Bowl. They
claim that the Mustangs are even
better now than they were twelve
months ago.
If you hear Harvard's players
blasting Old Roscoe and Young
Sam, don't jump too quickly to con-
illusions. They merely will be pop
ping off about the blocking and
tackling dummies upon which they
must daily exercise. Archie Sou
eek Navy end, has plenty of prec-
edent to aid him when he leaps
to snare a pass. Three other Sou
ceks, all from the same family,
previously have been in the Navy
air service.
Add gents to keep an eye on.
Porter Tull, who was brought up
from the scrubs at the start of the
season and has missed only twenty
seven minutes at center in Tulane's
six games since then. He backs up
the line like a TicknOr or a Tony
Siano. -. Add sOphOmores who will
bear watching-Ed AldricO of T. C.
U. The Texans claim that he is
so good that they already have for
gotten Darrell Lester, who brought
AIl-America fame to the Horned
Frogs for the past two years.
Also note the 1S3-pOund Tony Cal
VeIii of Stanford, who played guard
at prep school and started October
as a center. Since then he has be-
come a back in the Bobby Gray
son tradition. Which means that
he is a great plunger, even better
defenSively, and set some sort of
record by completing six straight
passes in the U. S. C. contest.
Zeke Williams, the gray-haired
end who tackles so savagely for
U. S. c., is brother-in-law of Ken
Carpenter, Olympic discus notable
I. In 1913 the University of Flor
ida opened the season by defeating
Southern College, IA to 0. On the
following Saturday Auburn licked
Florida, 10 0. Yale Bowl was
designed in such a fashion that, at
p. m. on November Is of each year
the sun shines across the short axis
of the field. Thus neither team is
handicapped by having sunlight in
its eyes. T.. Jock Sutherland of Pitt
leads the nations coaches in miles
travelled while fidgeting on the
bench in the midst of tight game
-. Because he claims he was mis-
quoted after the Notre Dame game
last fall, Gar Davidson, ordinarily
a most affable young man, now
is the hardest of all coaches to in
terview.
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gaze next season.
Because the Ellis wanted dates al
ready allotted to Dartmouth and
Columbia, Yale will not be on the
schedule. +. A horse without a tail
is training on the Texas circuit. His
name is Bronc Rider and he is
product of the Three DIS Stock
Farm.
FOrdham's good season and the
attendant big business at the Polo
Grounds ruined Secretary Eddie
Brannick's plans for an October
trip with the Mrs. They'll take two
weeks in Brooklyn instead. :.
Princeton now realizes the truth of
an item contained here recently, viz.
that Coach Dick Harlow of Harvard
is the toughest man in the country
to beat when he is pointing for one
big game. :. Pekin, ILL.,, claims that
it lays it all over the cities of
$4,000 population in the matter of
bowling interest. According to
Francis AIbertanti the town has I2O
mems teams and fifty wOmen's
teams, which makes one bowling
team for each ninety-five inhabi-
tants. The Cards are not kidding
about wanting to deal for Dizzy
Dean, but are bluffing about what
they expect to get for him. Al
though he usually has very good
success with players smaller than
the usual major league football
average Lou Little wishes his Col
umbia forwards were a bit larger
this year.
Owners of race horses competing
in California are forbidden to bet
in handbooks away from the track.
Two of them Tin direct contrast to
New York where handbook opera
tors also operate some very inter-
esting gee-gees) were set down at
Tanforan for violation of this regu-
lstion. Ty Cobb, once blessed
with a sylphlike figure, now has
trouble keeping down to mere 2O6
John Drebinger, Jr., son of
the celebrated baseball writer, is a
star of the Southside High soccer
team out on Long Island and runs
the mile under 4:40 so frequently
that he can pick his college. Prize
fight promoters might give a
thought to the New York Coliseum.
Andy Kerr made only two sub
situations, one in the line and one
in the backfeld, while Colgate was
surprising Army. Is it true that
the New York State Racing Com
mission will withhold dates from
Empire City until the management
guarantees to make improvements
which will prevent the track from
being a death trap for thorough
breds again next year?. SoIIy
Kreiger is cIamoring for a chance
at the Betting Brakeman or his con-
querOr, Babe Risko.
Alabama Poly, Auburn, Ala, was
the first to use vocal signals Clip,
"Hike'); to use the double lateral
pass; to have the center toss the
ball back; to invent double pass
through center. :. Carlisle Indians,
Carlisle, Pa, was the first to use
the crouch start; to have the clip
ping block; to use the wingback
(single) formations; to use the
wingback formation (double); to
use the reverse play. Steve 10th of
Northwestern had both legs broken
while in high school.
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NOT IN THE BOX SCORE:
ONG ISLAND us famous unde.

r ONG ISLAND us famous unde-
IL feated basketball team is plan
ming to capitalize on its collegiate
training. The HillhOuses, Mersons
and Benders hope to find some town
to represent on the pro circuit after
they graduate in June. The Cubs
will get no place in their bid for
Hank Leiber unless they wish to
exchange Frank Demaree for him
>. By the same token the Pirates
are not interested in BostOn's at
tempt to peddle Wally Berger. They
claim that he is over his peak and
that his hand, broken in September,
is healing too slowly to make him
good investment. Gus Lesne-
vich, Hackensack middleweight, is
Los Angeles'S newest boxing excite
ment. Army and Brown will not
be on the Colgate 1887 schedule
which is just as well, since the Ma
rooms must take on Nebraska at
Lincoln.
During the Pitt game Fordham's
players counted four whenever they
used their much-discussed shift and
so slowed it down to suit official
requirements. Now Jimmy Crow
ley can be tipped off that he had
better do something about his quick
kick unless he wishes some tech
nically correct arbiter to start call
ing penalties on that, too. George
Dynamite Smith, the sports box Of
flee man who is boat-riding to Cali
fornia, paused at Panama long
enough to postcard all his friends
. Promoter Mike Jacobs has
sinus and also new set of store
teeth. Long before he owned a
pennant-winning baseball club Hor-
ace Stoneham of the Giants was
highly esteemed as prep school
soccer and hockey star.
In Yale's dressing room, the week
of the Dartmouth game, there was
a blackboard diagram showing a
green wave breaking against a sea
wall of Yale players. And over
each mans equipment there were
diagrams showing his exact assign
ment on each play in the Eli roper
toire. In spite of these elaborate
precautions Dartmouth won. :.
Training companions of famous
horses seldom get a break. 1t was
not until the end of the season that
Infantry, Brevity's sprinting part
ner, came through at Empire City
. Although there may be some
doubt about his fighting ability they
certainly could make a swell cigar
out of that Mexican heavyweight.
PerfectO Lopez.
Casey Stengel Doing
Nicely With Oil Field
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The Cure for Mental
and Physical Affections
If you are poor-work.

II you are poor-Work.
Work faithfully - work with
faith.
If you are burdened with SEEM
ingly unfair responsibilities
work.
If you are happy-keep right on
working. Idleness gives room for
doubts and fear.
If sorrow overwhelms you and
loved ones seem not true-work.
When faith falters and reason
fails-just work.
If disappointment comes-work.
When dreams are shattered and
hope seems dead-work. Work
az if your life were in peril. 1t
really is.
Whatever happens or matters
work.
Work is the greatest material
remedy available. - Mississippi
Vocational News.
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a MONG other things to
be thankful for in this
land of peace and plenty, EEI
think how pleasant it is to R
be able to procure such
lovely patterns so conven- :3
iently and so inexpensive ::#::
ly. No longer is style the :ia
perquisite of wealth alone; #lN
every woman can look and I
be at her best in any COM #
pany, thanks to Sewing 'ai'i
Circle patterns.
Pattern 1881, a youthful loung-
ing or sleeping pajama, features
a hobby, cutaway peplum and
comfortably cut trousers. There
is an easy yoke, a cleverly cut
collar, and a choice of long or
short sleeves. A grand Christmas
present for an intimate friend as
well as a perfect addition to your
own wardrobe, why not make
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rails? The sizes range, IA, 16, 18,
20, 80, "a, So, 38, 40 and AZ. Size
16 GA bust) requires yards of
80 inch material.
Pattern 1852 fashions into an
adorable little frock which will
make small eyes dance and
sparkle. Just eight pieces to the
pattern, including the band and
facings, you can run it up in a
jiffy and have a perfect gift for
your baby daughter or favorite
niece. AS simple as can be, it
is nevertheless pert and engaging,
truly a prize. Send for it in size
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game HAS DcCOIIc.
According to the
ringmaster of the
Lions, there never
was a season to
compare with 1919.
The players were
old er, eligibility
rules were lax and
football was a pref
ty tame business
for those fellows
who had participant
ed in the recent Eu-
rOpean pastime of
war T,ittIa saws the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-26
Farming

'Is your boy Josh much help
around the farm" asked the travel
ing man.
mot yet" answered Farmer
CorntosSel.
He doesn't rise with the sun and
go merrily singing into the fields?"
mot noticeable. / can't expect
much early risin' from Josh as long
as he has to sit up till after mid
night studyin' his lessons in agricul-
ture from the correspondence
school,
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gel and his former
playmates are do
ing very well with
that Texas oil field
investment. If
Eddie Brink liked
training as well as
he likes fighting he
might easily be the
worlds best light
weight. Cornell
will take its early
football exercises
with Penn State,
Syracuse and Col
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Sympathy
Excuse, Please
It's a Gift

Owner of Euilding-As soon as
this house is completed expect to
get married.
Doreman = All right, boss. I'll
make the job last as long as I can.
Louisville Courier-Journal.