Fiery Cross, Volume 3, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1924 — Page 7

Friday, May 16, 1924

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new TIRES w& PIF.CKMANN AUTO SUPPLY 705 W. Washington Main 4507

ADDRESS ALL MAIL TO FIEKY CROSS NOT TO INDIVIDUALS.

HOWARD DEER PLUMBING AJD HEATING TeL Drexel 0S3S tUS Webb St 1007 Service

Office Phone 4077 Rn. Ben Davis 1542 INDIANA FIBKRTINTINfJ RUCi CLEANERS AND DYERS ti. M. STILES, Prop. We will jfUdly call, adviie ar.d submit rd imatrt on your requirement!. 404 S. Alabama St. Indianapolis, Ind.

TIRES and ACCESSORIES A trmnll Htore wlh n litre Mock Kt'lllnu at cut prlrrs. JOHNSON AUTO SUPPLY 710 .1liiMsu'hasp(t Ave.

BROTHER

LHSTT1

Have made mine; am old, alone health ruined; now giving the right men a chance to become associated with me, and part owner, have charge of supply station, receive and handle all money, both his and mine, with big income; factory running; no experience required; reference required and small payment to show good faith and they mean business; $300 or even less, then draw it all out the first thing; nothing like it, sweepstakes and money maker of first water. Here is your chance to make your raise; $100 for its equal to you. Others are making big money, in fact, thousands already and going right on. Send reference and state amount of good faith money, then ask to be shown and meet your surprise. Men joining me every day. Reference, Washington Bank and Trust Company, Indianapolis. AV. Xoles. Hotel Roosevelt, Indianapolis, Ind.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisements under this head will be published at the rate of 16 cents a line, six average words to the line; minimum charge 64 cents. Copy must be In this office by noon on Monday of publication week. Bring or mail your ad, together with your remittance, to 580 Century building.

FOR SALE

3,017 SUGGESTIONS NET BUCKEYE $20,000 Youngstown Man Wins Prize for Name Chosen by Chicago Paper

YOUNGSTOWN, O., May 10. -Comnetlne- with 1.005.002 Dersona In this

ttuu.vi, uiviri.E.iJii, s,u.uu. an!l thirty foreign lands, George L

r u si graue enamel ware omy. ti. M. Hardin Co., 3220 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, Ind. Stdmlst

FOR SALE GENERAL STORE DOing good business; located in goyl community; stock inventories about $2,500; building is of Watco tile block; -ssre 20x60, two-story 40x20 store and salesroom; 20x28 storeroom upstairs; cream station in rear of store; owing to age and ill health

will sell very reasonable. Write W. H. Barnes, Grass Creek, Ind. 16

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Main 3535 27 South Alabama St.

EGYPT'S FLAG FLIES IN NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK. May 10. New York

got its first public view yesterday of

I lie world's newest national emblem. th,e flag of Egypt. The flag was run out from the Fifth Avenue side of the Waldorf to mark the official opening there of the new Egyptian consulate in charge of Ramses Chaffey Bey. The Egyptian emblem consists of a white crescent and three white stars on a field of green, and was first officially unfurled In the United States at Washington a few weeks ago, when S. Yousry Pasha opened the Egyptian legation.

FOR SALE MODERN BUNGALOW, six rooms, bath, well and cistern

pump at sink. Close to Liberty Hall

Buy from owner. Priced right. 3336

Robson street.

FOR SALE NEW K. K. K. POCKET coins, 25c; 10 for $2; mysterious

spinning charm, $2.50; robe bags with lock, $2; catalog free; live

agents make big money. American

Emblem Co., Box 199, Charleston,

W. Va. 1G

F. A. FURGASON Co to K. A. Ferpuson ' Furniture Company, 738 Massachusetts rtvonup. rni'l pave one-thinl on Dlnltin T'.oom and TCedroom SnH Yr carry a full line of the lilirliest grade New and t'sed Furitwrp ari'l pay thr litpncst pricP for used furniture and stoves. Wli'n von havp something to sell, r-all ii. Main 3550. Wo will plve mir call our most prompt attention.

VI.1F.S IX SHW AND I M '.Il DOI(;i:s AND I'OHOS See HARRY WILSON nrih Meridian St. l'linnr flrele 41WO Residence Phone Lincoln C802

C. C. URBAN COX TRACTOR AND.. BOLDER Ctlnoit 1S8S H Berwick Are,

American Flag Cards in two colors with your name and address, three lines on high-grade cards. 100 cards $1.00 Personal stationery, four lines' or lesgf name and address, on a good bond paper.

1.00

FOR SALE STATUE OF LIBERTY.

Made entirely of white metal

handsomely gilt finished; an exact

reproduction of the original statue

an item that makes a splendid souvenir and one that will always be appreciated by the recipient; 35c

each (coin) ; prices to agents. Mr. Wiliard C. Schreiber, East Moline, 111., R. R. 1. 23

IOWA CirlZENS ARE AROUSED TO ACTION

Numerous Attacks on Girls by Foreigners Causes Posting of Reward

100 sheets 7x11 100 Envelopes .

TINNER Oullrr Itrpalrlns;, FIrat-Clnita Work, Kutlmntea Kurnlaned. Furnace clcanln- nd rrpatriaa;. naoflaa: of ajl klada, ALBERT SCHACKE 3'J-IO 4110 E. Michigan

Business stationery prices and

samples on request. Print or writ your name and ad

dress philuly on a piere i paper.

fold a $1.00 bill and mall at once for cards or stationer ; 2.00 for

both. ALI.-AHERIf AN PKINTERY

P. 0. Box 615, Indianapolis, Ind.

FOR SALE S. C. ANCONAS. BOOKing orders now for June. Chicks, $10 per 100 prepaid. WAYSIDE POULTRY FARM MEDORA, IND. 90

FOR RENT

FOR RENT COTTAGES BY SEAson. Call Wash. 4256 Ring 1, or see W. B. Hudelson, Ravenswood office, Edgewater and Seventy-fourth streets. Also lots and houses for sale. ' 16

Elwell of Youngstown won a prize

of $20,000 for his suggestion of a

title and slogan for the weekly mag

azine, Liberty, published by the Chi

cago Tribune and the New York

Daily News. "Liberty, a weekly periodical for everyone," was the title and slogan of Elwell -which won the big prize. The new magazine, announcing that

he had won, appeared for the firs time Wednesday. In annexing the reward, Elwell father of four children, won over many distinguished contestants, among them a queen. Chicago dispatches disclosed that Queen Marie of Roumania was among the contenders, submitted a total of 1,395,322 suggestions. Sends 3,017 Suggestions Elwell, a commercial artist, writer

and inventor, sent 3,017 suggestions. Employed by the Arc Engraving Company here, Elwell declared on being notified he had won that he believed the award meant the "streak of hard luck" which had been pursuing him has been broken. Misfortune had followed Elwell in

a financial way tor years, ne said, and before Christmas his luck "hit bottom" in Minneapolis, where he had been without work lor three months. So the Elwells decided to pack the family in a flivver, motor eastward and start all over again.

It was Christmas night when they

left Minneapolis, and they arrived in Youngstown on New Year's day.

With a steady job in the engraving

plant the fortunes of the Elwells have been looking up and then came Wednesday's windfall. "We're going to buy a home and educate our children," Elwell said.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Under this head church meetings, social gatherings .and like announceJiients of not over seventy-five words, will be published at a charge of one dollar, cash with order, for each insertion. Copy must be In this office by noon on Monday of publication week.

(Special to The Fiery Cross) CENTERVILLE, la.. May 10. The American citizens of Appanoose county are truly aroused for law enforcement following the attacks upon five girls by degenerate criminals in the past week. Saturday night at Cincinnati, Dorothy, the 12-year-old daughter of Rev. Harvey Batler, was accosted by a masked man as she was leaving the moving picture show. It is generally con

ceded that this assault was prompted by motives of revenge, for Rev. Mr. Butler for months past has been the leader of the law enforcement

element in Appanoose county. A reward of $200 has been placed in the hands of Mr. Butler by the Appanoose county unit of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan to be paid to the party or parties giving information leading to the arrest and

conviction of the degenerate. The same evening two girls were attacked at Centervflle. Sunday night

two girls were assaulted at Numa, a small community west of Centerville. Law enforcement In Appanoose county has been lax except for the activities of Rev. Mr. Butler and his squad of deputy sheriffs. Mine camps made up entirely of foreign-born citizens are found everywhere. It is in these Ncenters that disrespect for the law and vice flourishes. Recently, however, a law enforcement league was established, and

coupled with the Klan they are giv

ing every aid to the duly constituted officers of the law. Front now on a change of conditions may be expected.

FOR RENT MODERN SLEEPING

rooms; .home privilege; suitable

for two. Call Lincoln 308G.

MISCELLANEOUS

JOHN W. WIIETSTINE 1311 East 21st St. Webster 513C CLOCEEIES AND MEATS

MINNESOTA GROCERY MEAT MARKET S01 N. Sherman Drlre l'hone IXTington 0364 QUALITY ONLY THE FINEST

Citizen's Auto Repair Co. AUTO LAUNDRY Day and Night Storage REPAIRING ON ALL MAKES OF CARS All Work Guaranteed

SITUATION WANTED MAX WITH

responsible place of trust wants to

connect with a 100 outfit; refer

ences, present and past employer.

Care Box 20o, Fiery Cross. 23

K. K. K. POCKETPIECES: BRONZE 25c, 10 for $2; gold plated $1, 3

for $2. Robe bag $1.60. Mysterious spinning watch charm $2.50. Agents malting big money. Catalog free. National Emblem Co., Box 524, Dept. G2, Omaha, Neb. June 20

Indianapolis Council No. 2 of tire Junior Order United American Mechanics are working for a large class of candidates for May 20, to be known as the Anniversary Class, this being the seventy-first anniversary, or seventy years of service, to our country and its institutions. All applications received on or before May 13 will be in this class. We meet each Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock In the Druid's hall, 14 W. Ohio street. May 16

The Liberty Hall local and state campaign for $1.00 to the building fund is now open. This building, ten stories high, dedicated to the services of the principles of true Protestant Americanism, invites the help and co-operation of each real American. Perpetuate your name or

that of your mother or father by registering in the files of the helpers to this great cause! Each name ac

companied by a "$1.00 donation will be so registered. Mail all subscriptions to Liberty Hall, new headquarters, 3215 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis, Ind.

CONSIDEB HISTORY Consider history. In all Europe Asia, and Africa, in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries there was

but one race that possessed sufficient

training and spiritual as well as phy

sical stamina to plunge into the wilderness of the new world and establish cities and homes. This race was the fruitage .of the long Aryan line the flower of the best the ages had given to the world. While the Jews followed with their usury and peddler's pack while the Spanish and French drank and adventured without true colonizing power the sturdy English and Scotch-Irish made their way under adverse conditions into the very heart of forest and wilderness. Every farm broken out of the woods by the strong arm of the .homemakers became a permanent foot

hold for the first Americans, and soon it sent its brood of sons and daughters to occupy new fertile lands. Thence sprang the progressive and mighty colonizing hosts o which our ancestors were a part thence, too, the mjghty tower-topping walls of onr new world industrial supremacy.

SIX MEN HELD IN $126,000 ROBBERY Gang Is Rounded Up in Silk, Sugar and Tobacco Thefts

R. E. JONES, 2021 ROOSEVELT avenue, phone Webster 1143, local representative of the famous Comer All-Weather Raincoats for men, women and children. Every coat guaranteed. Tailored to your individual measure. 16

NEW YORK, May 10. Six men, arrested yesterday, were held by the

police as suspects in five daylight truck robberies, in which bandits obtained $126,000 in tobacco, silk, sugar and cotton goods. Harry Fuchs, 140 Norfolk street, and Thomas Gordon,

A milling firm of Harbin, Manchuria, has offered for sale in the

local market flour ground from imported American wheat. This wheat

was imported via Dairen and amounted to only a few carloads, as

the local miller wished to experi

ment first. However, as the grade of flour obtained from this wheat is

much cheaper and is superior to the local product, it is believed that the flour ground from American wheat will occupy first place In the local market in the future. This mill is also placing on the market a new

grade of flour in original American

packing.

327

Sjgt

Wth rtreet, were arrested

ONE DOLLAR BRINGS YOUR initials in gold letters for your auto with complete instructions for placing on car. Agents wanted. Anderson Monogram Co.. 1305 East 27th street, Anderson, Ind. 16

Ignition, Generator and Starter Work

Phone Circle 1870 121 E. Maryland St.

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j WANTED CARPENTERING, j roofing; garages a specialty; i screen doors; windows made to I measure. Phone Webster 0979 evenings. 2308 Gale street. 16

! WANTED 1,000 SALESMEN AND dealers to handle greatest song hit

ever written, "Awake, Ye .Clansmen." No capital needed. Act quick for $100.00 prize. Harmony Music Publishers, 1006 Burdette St., Mishawaka,

Indiana. tf

SHOCK TROOPS The iidtertlsers of the Fiery Cross ore the Shock Troops of klundom. They expert and desert e I lie pnlronnge of all Protestant Americans.

HAIR CUT 25c Stubbing Hotel Barber Shop Coraer Ccer(ii ind Illinois Slre?U Wm. E. Haywood, Proprietor

AMERICA'S Greatest Klan Photoplay Now Ready for Release, "The Traitor Within" For particulars write or wire Hoosier Distributors 217 Wlmnier Bldg. Indianapolis

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at a pier at the foot of Stagg street and Union avenue, Brooklyn, while they were loading tobacco valued at $50,000 into a truck. Officials of the American Tobacco Company identified the tobacco as part of a cargo, valued at $62,000,

stolen from one of their trucks at Park and Steuben avenue, Brooklyn,

on April 5. The police recovered at the same pier tobacco valued at $10,000, which, the police say, was a part of a truck load owned by Edward Pilnacek and stolen by six bandit3 at Third avenue and Fifteenth street on April 10. Fuchs and' Gordon were held on

f charges of having stolen property in

their possession. Solomon Girsch, a clerk, was held on a charge of robbery after a witness identified him as one of seven men who captured a Susquehanna Silk Mills truck containing $50,000 in silk in Twentythird street near Tenth avenue a few days ago. The empty truck was abandoned in the Bronx.

SNAKE CAUSES DEATH

SHARON, Pa., May 10. Poison

from the fangs of a rattlesnake

which he exhibited in a carnival

caused the death of Boyd Wile, 40, of

East Liverpool, O., here.

Wile, the "snake man" of the carnival, was bitten on April 27, when he attempted to jpick up the snake. His condition gradually grew Worse.

The young people of West Park

M. E. Sunday School will give a so

cial May 15th at 7:30 o'clock, the

proceeds to go for benefit of new

auditorium. One mile west of city

limits on National road to Fleming street, one square south. Ben Davis and Lynhurst bus. Kakes, kandy and kream. Welcome.

Before yon buy your Coal investigate our prices. Special prim tor immediate delivery. Fall weijebt nnd quality eunronlerd.

WEAVER COAL CO.

Ill Leota St.

Drexel 2301

Lawn social at Arlington Avenrfe M. E. Church at 34th street and Arlington avenue, Saturday, May 17. Just one mile east of city limits on Massachusetts avenue. Barbecued meats, cold drinks and all kinds of refreshments. Good speakers. There will be a real cross on the grounds. Everybody welcome. Come and bring your friejids. 16

WANTED BY RELIABLE YOUNG man, outside work of any kind. A. L. Hardy, care Y. M. C. A., Indianapolis, Ind. 16

COOK AT THIS! WANTED TWO PARTIE3 TO

form a company with me. It is a chance of a lifetime for someone as it will be staple and pay better than 200 per cent on investment. Address Box 245, Fiery Cross. 16

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT. CIHCVLATION, ETC.. KEHVIBEn BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF Al'Gl ST 24, 1013 Of Tlio Fiery Cross. published weekly at Indianapolis, Indiana, for April 1, 1924.

FIERY CROSS NEWSIE

WINS CASE IN COURT

(Special to The Fiery Cross) CINCINNATI, O., May 10. Charles Portinier, of Newport, has been dismissed following his arrest in Fourth street, this city following complaints by tenants of a business building here who did not like to hear Portinier selling The Fiery Cross. The Fiery Cross salesman was given, bond for appearance in court the following morning -and when arraigned before Judge Bell, he was released from custody without fine.

NEW AND USED GOODS FURNITfRE, -STOVES, TOOt.S E. H. COOK 5r.6-55S E. Waskittg-ton St. Phone, Circle 2145

We Are Manufacturers of HlgrkestQnnlity CEMENT BLOCKS We Manufacture to Meet -Your Requirements Location, Vermont and Encle Creek CENTURY BLOCK MFG. CO. Phone Belmont 306S 1-H Route C-l, Box 254. Indianapolis

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State of Indiana ) County of Marion j

The Immigrant Load

WILL TAKE PLAYER PIANO FOR Ford eoupe. Call Drexel 8329. 1G

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HOUSEWIRING and ELECTRICAL TIXTURES Efttlmutes Cheerfully Given A. C. WIRICK 1829 S. Kast St. Drexel 2264

WILL $60.00 WEEKLY INcome satisfy you ? Best proposition with surest results ever offered solicitors. No selling,

delivering or showing samples. Address Field Manager, Room 343, Wells Bldg., Quincy, 111. 23

FREE Klansmen's Creed

(Two-Color Reproduction)

THE FIERY CROSS FTBLISHING COMPANY, 580 Century Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Gentlemen: I am herewith enclosing 2.00 (or a one-year subscription to The Fiery Cross and a ropy of the Klansmen's Creed. Name Street j.. . City State (Please print name)

I PA I NTING YOUR PAINTING

with best material and workmanship. Abrogast, Randolph 6018 June6

HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING MADE EASY

Our n-w attachment does very beau

tiful work on all sewing machines.

.Marie of frfiest material and fully

gruara.iteed. Price with full Instruc

tions and sample Of work, $2.50

"Address:

A lew Boston people are getting awake to the fact that the foreignborn have added a load to the hospitals of Massachusetts. Statistics point out that during a considerable number of years the per cent of foreign-born living in Massachusetts has averaged approximately 45 and that of aliens 25. In a population of 19.199 in Massachusetts hospitals

on October 1, 1923, 45 per cent or 8,639, were foreign-born, and 25 per cent, or 4,800 were aliens. The cost of caring for the foreign-born, based on maintenance expenditures, for 1923 was approximately $2,977,119.40. and the cost of caring for the aliens was approximately $1,653,955.23. These figures make clear the fact that if the foreign-born population

could be removed from the Massachusetts institutions at least five

hospitals for defectives could be closed up permanently.

If aliens alone were removed.

three institutions could be closed

up. These data are offered by no less an authority than the lieutenantgovernor of Massachusetts, Alvan T. Fuller. Just how long the refuge

of the refugees will remain open to the weaklings of Europe is a-ques

tion to evoke the betting proclivities

of sporting gentlemen.

TRUTH HOXESTY THE KRUGE BROS. CO. Electricians and Tinners Ulectrical Appilancea, Ftxturea and Laiupa Irvingtoa 0477 4107 13. Mlrhlean St. Indinnapolla

YOU ARE NEVER URGED TO TAKE EXTRA WORK AT FULLER'S FRIENDLY BARBER SHOP Baaement K. of P. Bldg-.

LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED Shear mid Edge Tools Sharpened H. A. DAUM 43 Virginia Ave. Tel. Main 71SS Re. DR. 8471

ORIENTAL NOVELTY CO. Drawer 11, WACO, TEXAS 83

Wanted Agents to Write Automobile Insurance

in Indiana Address Box 200 Fiery Cross, Indianapolis

ELOQUENCE AND ACTIOS

The tower of Babel was not the

only project spoiled by "hot air." Government investigation must even

tually prove as hopeless as the ex

periment on the plains of Shinar if

people continue to view witn careless

levity the attempts .ot the nation to clean house. We do not investigate

too much, but we do yammer too

much about the investigation

Aristotle had the right idea when he defined eloquence as "action." The

Ku Klux Klan is attempting to apply the principles of "action" to modern

democratic intention. Thinking Klansmen will talk less, Investigate

more, and act with intelligent co-op

eration. It is an ideal to which good

Before me. a notary public In and

for the State and county aforesaid, personally appeared Harry K. Bloom, who. having been duly sworn according to law. deposes and says that he is the business manager of The Fiery Cross and that the following is. to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, management (and if a daily paper, the circulation), etc.. of the aforesail publication for the date shown in the above caption required by the Act of August 24, 1912. embodied In section 443. Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse of this form, to wit: 1. That the namea and addresses

of the publisher, editor, managing

editor, and business managers are: Publisher. The Fiery Cross Publishing Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Kditor, W. C. Edmlston, 580 Century building, Indianapolis, Ind.

Managing Editor. C. W. Swift, 580

Century building, Indianapolis, ina. Business Manatrer. Harrv E. Bloom

Washington Hotel, Indianapolis. Ind.

2. That the owner Is: If the pub

lication is owned by an individual his name and address, or if owned by more than one individual the name anr1 nrrress of each, should be iriven

below; if the publication Is owned By a corporation the name of the corporation and the names and addresses of the stockholders owning or holding one per cent or more of the total amount of stock should be given.)

Frank T. Jones, trustee for the

chartered Klaus .of Indiana, 580 Cen-

ury building, Indianapolis, Ind.

Ernest W. Reichard. 3360 AVest

Michigan street. Indianapolis, Ind.

H. E. Bloom, Washington Hotel,

Indianapolis, Ind.

Walter Uossert, Lincoln Hotel, In

dianapolis, Ind.

3. That the known bondholders.

mortgagees, and other security hold

ers owning or noiaing l per cent r

more of total amount ot bonds, mort

gages, or other securities are: (ir there are none, so state.) None.

4. That the two paragraphs next

above, giving the names of the own

ers, stockholders, ana security noia-

ers, if any. contain not only the net of stockholders and security holders

as they appear upon the book of the

company but also. irx cases wnere

tnflMrtocKnoiuer or security nvmw appears upon the books of the company as trustee or in any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation for whom such trustee is

acting, is given; aiso mat tne saia two paragraphs contain statements

embracing affiant 8 iuu itnowieage nnd helHf as to the circumstances and

conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not ap

pear upon the books or tne company as trustees, hold stock and securities

in a capacity otner man mat or a

bona fide owner; and this affiant has

no reason to Believe mai any otner

person, association, or corporation

has any interest, nireci or inuireci. in the said stock, bonds, or other securities than a so stated by htm.

6. That the average number of copies of each fssue of this publication sold or distributed, through the malls or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the six months preceding the date shown above Is ..... (This information Is required from daily publications only.) HARRT E. BLOOM. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2d day of May, 1924. PAUL B. WOOLENSNIDBR. (Mr commission expires June 17, 1925.) (SEAL)

2109 ASHLAND AVE. HARRISON 2023WOLMA BROTHERS SHEET METAL WORK Gutter and Down Spouts Furnace Repairing

Just Rile

H. W. OTT

iligh-Grade Gasoline, OI!a aaa Greases Ford Parts Tlrea, Tubes nnd Aeceasories 2801 Massachusetts Avenue

Groceries and Meats D. R. STURGEON 2021 W. Washington St. Belmont 0884

PHOTOGRAPHS 100 Per Cent Service and 100 Per Cent Quality. National Studio 23 North Pennsylvania Aetna Bank Bldg.

CONSOLIDATED REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENCY Lite, Fire, Health and Accident 801 City Trust Bldg. Lincoln 3507

Market Staad B7-U Lincoln M7t SPENCER BROS. Bakers at PINES CAKES AND PASTRY Cakes for Parties and Weddlna-s 1 E12 Bast Wahlngton Street

FOR SALE The Best Used Cars and Lowest Terms in the City C. DOWNEY SEE 5436 E. Washington Phones Irr. 0144, Drexel 5952

E. F. MONN COAL CO. COAX. Fewer Tile, Flue Llnlne Cement, Lime. Plaster TibJulrr. mi Waliai , rssat, Btlaul h

HADLEY & COALTRIN UNDERTAKERS Licensed Umbalmera Asakvlaace Berries Phoaa SOS Noblesville Indiana Bestk side Square.

100 IItVI!GTOX OSOt W. C. SUTTON ODORLESS Dry Cleaner 4008 E. NIW YORK ST.

THE PEN SHOP Lartreat asaertment mt fountain pens and saeckauical pencils in tke state, Kxnert RrBalrlnnJOHN E. KELLER 157 R. Illinois St. Circle 4184 2nd Floor Indianapolis

Building and Contracting New Homes Built. " Remodeling and Job Work. ; -A. Estimates Free. Prompt Service. EARL. METZ ' Reference '.Harrtson

ADDRESS ALL MAIt TO FIERY CROSS NOT TO INDIVIDUALS.

Vulcanizing as It Should ,' Be Done ' " ' ROGERS I USED TIRES, ANY SIZE - GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES - . 3115 W Washington St. Belmont 4300 x-J-?-

June 6 citizens must all aspira.