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umilile is lEEDJBFTHE DRY Pastor in Christmas Sermon Says Progress Looms Ahead. “The need of thè times ls to reverse our thought hubits and think construc tl vely. ” That was thè opinion espresseti yesterday by Dr. M. B. Hyde, pastor o t thè Grace M. E. Church, while preaching on “Christmas and Projrress." •* ‘The Song of thè Angela,’ ‘Peace on Earth,' was prophetic, thè full frultlon of which ls not yet,” he sald, “Naturally thè question arises, ‘What progress has been made?' “In thinking of thè things that bave been accompllshed, you are confronted with :he thought of what has not been done. If you cast a glance at Europe you see eruptions on thè body politlc. Racial hatred, oppression and sufferlng. You will tind disturbed condltlons in our home lamL The ‘crime wave’ has not subsided. Disrespect for law Etili exists. Even thè Constitution of thè United States is not held as sacred by all thè people. "On thè other hand. progress looms large If you will get thè thought he bit of seeing lt and thinking about lt. The great need of thè times is to reverse our thought habit and think constructively. "A wrecking gang can bave no place in building thè kingdom. What progress? The tempefance situation is a fine illustration. The discussion prò and con shows thè issue to be living, and if we can interpret thè full ternper of thè people, there is a detennination to keep prohibition intact, notwithstanding thè pttempt to throw odium on thè law, and on those who are set to enforce it. “We need to keep our thought on thè moral wave awhile. lt never rolled so high as at thè present. The rcsponse to thè world's need. The response of thè city to locai needs to thè tune of $40.000 for tbe community chest indicates progress. Where do we find thè heart of this splrit? Not In nature, nor In philosophv, but In thè Song of thè Ange’s, Dr. Hyde said. CH RIST,” TH E’PERFECT "We must see thè deeper signifìcance of Chrlst on thè cross," thè Rev. C. E. Bacon, pastor of thè Capi- ; tol Avenue M E. Church. declared Sunday morning in his Christmas ser- ! mon on “The Undiscerning.” “There has been too much superficial observation of thè greater things of lise,” declared Dr. Bacon. “We must come to see in Christ thè i true, sublime, purtty, righteousness I and sacrifielal love.” STARS WILL LEAD Faith, hope. love, truth and mani-, fested power of thè Eternai Beìng are i

Our Frìends, thè Birds, Like Christmas Crumbs

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JAJNE DAVIS, 6. IS SHOW--ING THE REAI, CHRISTMAS SPIRIT ET SCATTERING BERAD CRUMBS ON THE GROUND FOR HER BIRO FRIENDS’ CHRISTMAS DINNEIL By VIRGINIA. RETER When you finished preparine nut3 for Christ mas oakes and candida this year whar. did you do with thè shells that were left. throw thc-m to th<* squirrel? And when you trnnibtd bread for drossing to stuff thè Christina turkey. what did you no with thè cnists, gire thera to thè neìghbors chlckens? I know some little folk that are making a mightjr strong plea for nut ehells, bread crumba, email grain and little pieces of euet Just about Christmas time. Little Jane Davis ls one of thè children who know that wtien thè snow coverà thè ground or !t Le frozen tho blrd3 that winter around Indianapolis are in need of help to g<it enough food to carry them throtigh till thè next thaw. Lots of children know about thè birds that spend thè cold montile with us and are delighted to bave this opportunity to mako friends of them. but there are stili many who don’t know oi don’t tniiik. aecordlng to Miss Rousseau McClelland of Shortridge High School. Miss McClelland is head of thè blology department of Shortridge. All over thè State her pupils who know birds are golng to take a “Christmas bird census.’* That is, they are golng to eount thè number of birds to be eeen on a day’s tramp in varioas localitie and thus have very exact data with which to work for bird protection. Jlany Winter Bird'* There are many birds that you can entice to come into your backyards and eat from thè ground, or evan from your hands, thè food which they will learn to depend on your providing for them. In Sweden thè children make an annual Cbristmaa festival of tleing eheaves

Array of Dolls of Yesterday and Story of Veteran Doli Man Recali History of Dolls

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This array of dolls ls not what Santa Claus brought some lucky Indianapolis girl. It ls a few dolls from Kipp Bros. Co., 41 S. Meridian

Only Santa Claus and mothers know with what eagerness thè little girls of thè World look forward to reoeiving their Christmas dolls. And they see that thè little girls are not disappointed. if thè “baby” Le only a rag doli. Louis Xessler, who has been with Kipp Bros. Co.. 41 S. Meridian St., for thirty-five years and who has been in thè doli business fifty years, recalled thè days of thè wax dolls, and o? thè manv dolls before it, as he prepared for Christmas. When thè first doli was created. history does not teli us. Perhaps, In thè Land of Long Ago. some tribai daughter gathered to her a bundle of twigs, olothed in green leaves. Or possibly thè first doli carne into belng when a warrior carved from bone or wood an imago for thè pleasure of a little ehild. We do know that in aneident times. carved figures were worshiped in thè temples. Some human characteristlcs were attributed to these images. Then. down through thè centuries, thè dolls grew more and more human thè stara which will lead men to thè throne of God, thè Rev. Joseph Parden Armistead, pastor of tne Downey Avenue Christian Church. declared yesterday in his sermon on “Stars That Lead to thè King .” “The world stands equally in need of thè Pavior today.” said Dr. Armistead. “The star that guided thè wise men to thè King was a light from above, and so today there is a light above which, if followed. will lead men to thè feet of th< Savior.”

of grairt on posts or treca for their little foathereil friendn. Ir. Indianapolis those who care huild a little piatfonn on top of a post on tvhich food may be plared out of reach of eats or they tie bile of fiuet to bushes in their yards.

The spiri! of lite season prompts usto express to , our manv friends our keen appreeiation for thè loyal "JM support they have given us during thè past year and extemi to them our best wishes for A Merry Christmas and A Prosperous axid Happy New Year. The Union Trust Co, 120 East Market Street

s?*% RK Will Be C A Final sr 1 : * %J? Clean-up Walk-Over youTl si n d military and Cuban heels, as well as kid or patent & h CJEJ leathers, in black or brown. —Corrective Shoes Not Included COME EARLY! ÌVa£i('€)uer 28 N. PennAylvania St. >

St., showing thè various styles in dolls for thè past fifty years. The small doli In thè middle has a cloth body and a clima head. It was pop-

in thè oyes of thè people. The Lappa even believed their dolls had thè power to walk. The grovn-ups who read this will not"understand as their little daughters would, how these beliefs grew up. For what little girl is there that has not kissed her dolly good night and tucked thè covers around her as thè night grew cool? And what girl, when she grew “too old” for dolls, has not sighed as at thè loss of a dear friend, as she saw her treasure placed in a trunk for safe-keeping? It has been only within thè last century that thè doli has been commercialized. Probahly few resiùents of Indianapolis can remember thè lime when thè first dolls were brought over from Europe. The half-century dtiring which Nessler has handled dolls of every slze and varlety has seen manv changes in this favorite toy of thè feminine world. When he first entered Doli Land, wooden. jointed dolls were being bought up to stick out of thè top of stockings on Christmas morning. These toys soid at from 5 cents to sl. Just about fifty years ago thè china limb dolls with sawdust-stuffed bodies carne from across thè waters to brighten thè homes of American girla. The price was about thè sa me as that of thè wooden doli, and thè new toys ranged in slze from three to twenty-four inchcs. There were few human-llke features about this white-fared, stiff doli, yet it was loved whole-heartedly Wax Doli Arrives Then carne thè variations of this type of doli. First was thè stufTed cloth doli with a binane had and with hair that. although it may not bave been reai. at least looked naturai. These dolls sold at hlgher prices, rang ing from 25 cents to $2.50. The wax doli, famous for Hs beauty —and lts danger of freezlng—arrived on thè scene n>‘Xt. lts body was stuffed with straw sttiffing. The heads of these dolls weer of papier macho, finished with thè wax. The hair on some of them was made of wooden shavings, and was held In place with gilt or silver bands. Nessler told how thè doli was superseded grudualiy by a so-called “pat-

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ular half a century ago. The large dolls are a “maina” doli, beat loved righi now, and thè little girl doli which all girls love.

ented” doli, made with a palnted par Pier mache head. The bisque doli from Franco, most I beloved of all, made lts appearance and probahly never has lieen surpassed for | quality. lt body was of kid, balli jointed so tlxat it would bend at its j “mistresses’ ” will. Best of all, it had eyes that would | open and shut. No longer need Utile i Alary Jane fear that her doli would | not get a wink of sleep all night. It was about thlrty years ago that ! America wcnt into thè doli manufac- | turlng business. The first American dolls had papier mache heads and cloth bodies stuffed with tow. And now we Come to thè "marna” * and “papa” dolls. which sold so rap- I idly this year that inany dealer j could not supply thè demand. It matte.rs not what kind of doli it ; is, it prove. irrcsistible to thè girl | who hugs it to her heart on Christ j mas day and lisps: "Mother, it s ust what I wanted. I love her al ready.” 1 DEATH NOTICEB • HOYLK. JAMES A—Ag>' 2 year. beloved j husband of Marion lioyle. pasaed away , Paturday, Dee 2.1, at 1 a. m Furierai Tut-fday. I>r< 26. at U) a m . at thè Irving- I ton m Churel Friei ivited FUENCH. ES : !IKK I • Wifo of Ò W Fr*.-n-h. mutili - of Mrs ' li Olitisi d. ! Mr. Karl Kohinson and brace Parker, rimi at St. pef.-rnb.irc. Eia . Dee. 22. Funeral ■ servire Tuesdriv. Ile*- 26. .t 2 :30 p. r-i . at ; thè ri odi-n- - --1 Mei. Karl Robinson. 700 E. Thirtt- th St. Internimi al Huly Crosti [cemetery. KASER, rIÌOPA T.--W,fe oT David G and mother of Charles E., Georg© W ( irime -r-i 1 i.-tvld Kiieer and Kith Cartntna. ditti Di'. 23, aire 56 years t iu.--.il at th* ■ i home of h<-r sister. Mrs. Sloan. 401$ Ila ;rh ; St.. Die. 2tl. at 2 p. tu. Friend* un ned. | Burlai CYown Sfili. : I,.\N!:. MARGARET •' nei Miller)- Beloved ! wife of Wd.inni Esce and Daughler of ! Mr. and Mr. Basii Miller. dirti Frtday. l'is-, 22 re-- 2.4 vi- ira Kutier.il at thè li.,mii of Mr. Miller. IH!) l.Ma'tii Ave, Tuesda.v. lice. 26. s4O a m. St Patrick s Chureh !■ a ni. Burlai Huly Cross cemetery. Frìends : invlted. M AI.I.JSTErL M A Usi Alt ET—Mother of Mary ami Marni- MeAl-nter. ti:-.i sunday. 1 D-i- 24 al fin- fatnilv ri-siden.-e, 41 N. Kan- ; dolpli St. 1 idu-ral Tiiet-day, Dee ,t > u) a ni., from thè rrsiden -e Srrvi- es at lir-ly j Cross Chureh at ! a in Frimila may ti 1 !ut auy tini Mouday Fonerai i ‘ivate. SHELBY GF.ORi'.i • 0. hua f Augiistua S’ielby and fatlo r of Mattilla, . Julius and Morris Shelby. i-i.-u-d iuva' li--.-. 21. Funeral hto-wi Tue.-day, V<-'\ “’i. 10 a. m.. at thè r--r l-ice 2“2‘S X. Capitol Ave Rullai Crown Hill. iYivaio SNFPEKEU.. MATIi.DK E—Aire 22 years, I wtdow i-f William Sncde’.ier, pasi-d away at thè honienf h--r da .shter Mr Kred Del- ; mer. 4TJÓ Guìlford Ave . Sunday. Dei- 21 ; ut 1 :ló p. m. Services at New Pennlncton J M. Fi. Church. \Vedncsday, beo. 27, at 111 a. m. Frìends Invit-si. Burlai Kos*bury, Ind. I TRAYLOR, WILLIAM H.—Ape 81 year. beloved fatln-r -if Mrs. Beavit snd Mrs. | Grie. paci"-1 av-av at tl-e Methodist Hos- ! pital. Tire :t. n' 2 p* m. F'uneral at Phlr- , lev Bros - hap.-l tuo N illlnolu St, W dnefidav. Di- 27. ut ]o a. ni. Friend | invlted Bnnal private at Crown BUI. TROTTER, BEH lt.— Àge >0 year. htiha>:d of Florcne-- M. Trotter, fai her of Tiny j Miss tnco Trotteri. pa?*‘d away at hi lato reuidenee. ódO N Oxford Si . Sunday. be '. 24. ut 2 ‘,”O. The funeral noti- e later.

3 IN MI..MOKIAM IN MEMORI A M—-In s:id and lovlny remembrance of KzcUlel Hart We miss you in thè morning da/t, When all lite world t new, We know thè <l;w ran brtng no )oy Because it brlng not you. The world Iti ft’.ìl of folli 'tts tra, But there was only one of yoit MR. AND MRS EMERSON HART. 5 W. T. Blasengym Indepcndent Undertak-r Prompt ambulante cali. "The proof of a gervice ls thè servire it j render " 1702 N. Illinois ìyt. Randoipb 6870. I 1625 Shelby -> Drexel 2570 i FLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 North Illlnoi St. Fonerai director to thè people of Indlanapoita iure 1887. Phones —Main 064 1-0642 I-I 2641 INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY K IE - djajd? Parlor 1222 Union St. Johnson & Montgomery 1032 Central Ave. Main 1430. feillkLL Y LKOkS.’ CO. ' Main office 946 N. Illinois St. Circle 1918. Main 1841. George Grinsteiner Funeral Director. 522 E. Market. Malli 0908. FUNERAL DI Itl'X'J i/Ha—l 402 N. “ll|iuoi‘ ’ WM. E. KRIEGER. Main 1154 Rie Phone. Hcn Davi 332-L. GaDD—Diala i :j. eADD, il dO Proapect St. Phone Drexel 0422. Stewart 2278. UNDERTAKERb—)7isÉY le TITUSI 931 Noi i h Del. L. 0564 _M. 3680. 9 PERSONAL} FAIRMOUNT Maternity Hospital for conBnemcnt. May work for part of expenses. Babies ft-r adoption. Write for booklet. Mr. T. B. Long, 4911 E. Twenty-Seventb 6t Kantias City. Mo 19 LOST AND POI NI) BUITCASE. lot. nca.r Meridian and Georgia St. ' .all Wash 2028 Howard. 12 DELI’ WAMED—MALL WANTED Times carrier between thè are of 10 and 12 year In North Indianapolis. Good chance for live-wlre boy to make money and advanoe. See Mr. Graeti. rcar 2941 Clifton etreet. Time Btation, aster 2:30 p. m. VV unload coal at 1405 W. Ray St. Wanted—Boys Slxteen year old or under, to carry Time# routes In centrai part of city. Route batween North and South and Eat and West St. See Mr. Moorehead. any afternoon, between U and 5. Teams and trucks wanted i to haul coll at 430 Indiana! Ave.

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Wanted By M., K. & T. Ry. Machinists Boilerraakers Blacksmiths Free Transportation Apply to Master Mediarne, Parsons, Kas. Denison, Texas. Room 8-15 Railway Exchange, St. Louis, Mo., or Room 215, Traction Terminal Bldg. Teams and trucks wanted to halli coal at 1405 W. Ray St. WANTED —Men to unload coal at 430 Indiana Ave. EXPERIENCED. ali-round firet-clasß men need apply. W. S. FRYE TRANSFER CO, 27 S. Alabama St. MEN to It-arn vulcanlzfnsr traae; a fine paylng business to get into. ANDERSON STEAM VT’I.CANI/IER CO. 13 i INSTRUCTIONS -OOIVIOiWIAOVs-VV>eAIWVWVIIWIAWVt a—Business College MEN to team barber trade. TRI-CrrY BARBER 5 COLLEGE. UOf E. Washington St, Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757. 16 HELP WANTED—FEMALE

I Wfcy Not Beccmme a TeEejpfcoinis Gjperatoir? i Telephone Operatine is a profitablt profession. Over 1,200 GIRLS in this city are cnjoying positions as Telephone Operators. There’s a place in this Profession for any bright, healthy young woman of 17 years or more. INDIANA DELL TELEPHONE CO. Miss Cooper, Koom 101 FIFTY EXPERIENCED POWER MACH INE OPERATORS To fili additional miu-hine just lnutalled. >li*.v!y work year around Guarantoo and Pii-- work Appiy tu parsoti or by li-ttir. THE GLOVK < uIU’iiRATION. 32 E. Jacknon st . Shelb.vvllle. Ind. COOK for boarding and roomlng ’ ause. 321 N West Ut W^^~~ b—Female CCRTAIN3 TO 1. A UNDER, rk i:x ; :i. - su., 18 I;GI>MS IOK II KM .ùlts I.OCKERBIE, nlce fiimmhed sieeplng room. Hit-tuu hi ut, u aliane distanco Cali before HARBOCR Hotel, BJ7 N. Illtnoi; outaide roorne; hot. eold water; steam heat. $ó up a—Light Housekeepitig LIGHT housekeepuig- rm-ir.i, Lynhurt Apt, 200 tiìo.-k K St. J.-e, 2 room, f-"ont api, light, heat and tu furnighed. *l2 50 I r evk fv.ii i'NFt •k’n’sk::!- iùìomsT 769 Fleti ei Ave 19 KKVIVI.S a—House 511 E. NORTII STREET Flve roomx newly decoratcd; ood condltlon, 516 Sfato Savlugs and Trust. Co. Mairi 4M 8 0 K Market St For Colored Tliree room on Adelaide st, SIC 50. Capitol liealty Co.* 204 Rauh bldg Mairi 2871 EIGHTEENTII et’~ji:i.." w . fìi room. butti, fumane, garage. $55. See ut 1130 W Elghtponth st Drenel 9400 ZI BEAI. ESTATE lOli ,'S.VI.K

b —itoiises Colonial Bungalow Start thè New Year righi Buy tht modero bungalow on Forty Ninth etreet just a few SQuare oat of College. Easy paymenta. Only 54,300. Frank 8. Clark & Co. Mairi 3377. 226 E. Ohio. BTRICTLY oiodimi house, full bascment. sunroom, three roonid aown. tliree and bath up, 4M front lo! with eouth expoaure, stri età paved. price >0 plus Barrett aaaesameut. tertoH $1.500 cash. $45 per month. XsCK-ated northwest corner Guilford and Forty Ninth St. The Southern Lumber Co. FO H "COLÒ REI ) Modern home on Do igbißf near Vermont etreet; 7 room. $4,750. Payments. Marion (’ounty Stato Bank. IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONE *2OO ch buys a dandy 3-room home at 2532 Enslish ave. in callitiK distare© of two railroad shop; baiane *23 per mo. FOWLER & EATON. 301 City Trust. Maio 6871. Fi VE ROOM cottage In 200 block on Tra-üb; eleetric light. gae. -eli and oigtern; 5300 cash, baiane $lB per month. Capital Realty Co. 204 Rauh Bidè. Main 2874 FRANK E GATES & BONT REALTORB. 1011 Hume-Manßur. Lincoln 1269 FOR proprrty east or eoutb. cali OSBURN. Drexel 6184. d—l>:>ts FINE EAST FRONT DOT IN HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCE SECTION NORTHEAST; PRICE SSOO. $lO CASH AND $1.25 WKEK LY. MAIN 1409. RES-. IRVINGTON ! 3050. e—Suburban $lO GIVES you possession of a half acre tract eaet: ideal home site, good land. COOPER & HADLEY. Lemcke Bldg. Main 2776. Evenings, ' Irvington 0512. f—-Sale or Exchange For Trade 12 Apartment, North side. SIOO.OOO 9 Apartment. North side 60,000 3 Apartment, East aldo 20.000 FARM WANTED FOR ABOVE. *16,500 inortgago on well improved tarin land, want houle ciear. 1 Apartment, North Bidè.. $35.000, mortgago $16,500, wlli trado for amai 1 propertiea. THE EVANS-ROBERTS CO.. 505-6 K. of P. Bfdg. 2H FARM LAN DS BOMESEEKERS —Send for Virginia forra lisi, best climata. Dcpt. Q, Empori*. Va. 25 IMlhit- ELLANit-0L S POH SALE a—Housenold Goods RUGS—LINOLEUMS Imported Japanese Grass Rug, 9x12, $7.50: Bxlo, $7.25. Hall runner. 35c per yard. Gold seal congoleum rug. 9x12. perfect good; neweat pattern, $13.75. Axminstor, velvet and wiltons at lowest price in thè city. Dorfman Rug Co. 207 W. Washington, oppoalte Statehouse. “IF IT COVERS A FLOOR. WE HAVE IT." STOVES. used but in perfect condition: gas range $lO and up: coal range. heater, baseburner. CHARLES KOEHiIING. 882 Virginia Ave Drexel 9400, WHITK sewir.g machine for ala. Used vcry little. Sandaìph 7162.

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b—Coai, Ice and Wood Kinclling With Each Ton Nice fresh mlned coaL Illinois Egg, clean forked ....$6.25 Indiana Egg, clean forked ....$6.25 Illinois Mine Run .$5.75 Deli ver a-nv vchei-e In city. UNION ICE AND COAL. Cai! Drexel 4521-4S'J3. HEAVY CORD WOOD. WILL CUT IN LENGTHS TO SUIT YODR STOVE, FURNACE OR FIREPLACE. MAIN 0142. Illinois Large Lump $7.25 Illinois E erg $6.50 DR exel 9003 c—Cloth ing TROUSERS $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, Jffl , $5.95, $6.95 Km and up. |n || a Match Your Coat and I 1 J Save thè Difference. ■ 3 m 3 Two STORES in One. p C The Pamits Store Co. 4S West Ohio St, Near Illinois d—Musical Instruments VIOLINS. complete outfit. $12.50 up. WACHSMAN. 028 S. Alabauia. Drexel 5708. t —Mfscellftneous INVALID CHAIR —Good. stron* rubbar tired chair for rent. $3.50 i-cr ciunlb. Crutche, 25c. Delivery free. BAKER BROS. 26 M LSI ELLANEt)LS WANTED

GOOD, SOUND, DRY, YLLLOW EAKCORN .VVAN YKD AT STOCK YARDS. VVL WILL J J AY 68 CENTS PER BIifcHELON I MMililF lAiJii 2 ; BL SINESS ANNOL’NCEMENTS NOTI CE TO PROPERTY OWNERS IVII v not cet your outside cleaning done now before thè busy eeasou et In? I have 11 -- largest. Inm-Is. tdo thè work eiyself and try to satlsfy. I eleaii tlry wolls. cisterns ami vanii. Also repair and open sew•rs. Main 9081. A Hath a Day ls tlie Healthy Way E. M. HARDIN CO. Merchant plumbeo 3220 E. Mlc&. Webster 3001. DETECTIVE^ QUIGLEY-HYLAND AGENCY. INO. 404 National City Bank Bldg. Main 2902. Day òr night. BAFETY RAZÒR BLAUES Shirprned. TUTFLEDGE. 201 Indiana ava FBATHERS bought. eold and renovated; feather mattresse and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE. 416 Ma. Main 1428 PIANO builder and tuner. Repair all klnd. Work guaranteed. NICHOLAS HELDMJ.N. Belmont 0328-3. VAT’LT CLEANING. For quiok eervice. Cali Rapid Vault and Sink Cleaning Co. Belmont 2607. F. J WILLIAMS, carpenter. contractor: estimate furnished 011 short notice. Bel. 3079. HEATH’S Barber Shop; Union: warm. comfertalile hithrooms 133 W Market. WH r N TOT THINK OF TYPEWRÌTeRS THINK OF JUDD. 22 8. PENN ST. STOVES repaired, furniture repalred and reflmshod; tipliolstering. Stewart 1478. PAPER 11 ANG TN G AN D PÀTNTÌNG. BEI MONT 234 2. _ 30_automobh.es for sale I>—Gasoline Folti, 1922 Sedan Reai buy for $425. 813 E. Washington NASH. 1918: tn excellent condition; newly palnted. A bargaiu. Tenne or trade. 64 4 E. Washington. Main 2493. Ford, 1916 Roadster S4O down, balanoe weekly. Stewart 2707. FORD, 1921 touring: starter, demountable w ìth extras. Terni or trade. BETHURUM. 1016 E. Wash. FORD, 1920 touring; starter and demounta-hir-s. Terni or trade. BETHURUM. 1016 E. Waah. ELGIN Six, touring : starter and demountablr. Terni or trade. BETHURUM. 1016 K. Wash. FORD Spwdster. new top and wind shield. Terni or (rad--. BETHURUM. 1016 E. Washington. FORD, 1917 touring; Al sliape, good t re; S4O down, balanoe l year 644 E. Wash. Mani 3493. FOKDj 1917 touring; A! sbape. good tire; SHO: 644 E. Waah. Main 3493, CHALMER9 Six, touring. Tertns or trade. BETHURUM. 1016 E. Wash. MAXWELL coupo. cord urea; $175. A barguiti. 723 Virginia Ave.

DEC. 25, 1922

30 AUTOMOBILE KOB S.\LE b—Gasoline FORD BODIES New and Used Touring and Roadster SWISSHELM & PARKER 330 E. Market. Ford Sedan 1920 model; fine mechanical condltions completely equipped; lock wheel: rea! bargain, $285. Terni. Monroe Motor Corp. 130 E, New York. Main 3871. DODGE BROS, used cara. All model at cheap prices C.H.Wallerich Compaq Dense Baou-teas MotorVekiclbs^ Buick Six Touring Dodge, Chandler. Jordan. Hudson, Oakland. Reo 6, Essex. Stutz, Ford, Oldsmobila and other. Repainted, rebuilt and retopped. Your on terni or trade. 518 N. Capitol ave. Open evenings and Sunday. Ford, 1920 Touring New tires; $200; payments. 945 Southeastern Ave. Ford, n 91.9 Roadster Will move qttiok at StìO: $lB down, bslaree weekly. 945 Southeastern Ave. WANTED FORDS AND FORD BODIES. BETHURUM. 101 si S. WASH. Ford, 1917, Touring Think of it. ordy $00; sls down, baiane* weekly. 945 Southeastern ave. FORDS on payrtient9. A farge lin*. ALLEN, 725 Virginia Ave. 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED cash FOR USED C\RS. 1919 AND 1920 MODEL CARS. LARGEST BUYERS OF CARS IN STA VS. Inaianapolis Auto Paris & Tire Co. 518 K. Capitol. Open eves and Sunday. _ AtITOS WANTED. LATE MODEL 3. 212 E New York St. Mam 4-146. actos wantec-I “ WE PAY CASH J. WOLF AUTO CO. 819 N Illinct Main 1579. AUTOS WANTED. WE PAY MOKE. J 235 N. PENN. __ tt~~AUTO BUPPLIEB. REPAIRS

Goo Vsber Tires. All Slzes, Take Your Pick, $2 00 Each. RQGEItS. 3X15 W. Wash. Beimene 4300. TIRE SALE No used tire or w $3 If any of thees n*ed tire prove nnsatisfaciory within 90 day, return with receipt and get another for half price. No inai! order. ROY 3 TIRE STORE. 215 Indiana Ave. Open evenkigs and Sunday. Auto W astiing Our Specialty DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. 332 W. Maryland Circle 0853. AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 331 N. Illlnoi*. S òc 8 Auto Laundry BRING your Storage battery troubie to u. | We are experts and tharge lowest price; • 6 volt reeharge 50c; rebuild $6.00. SOUTH ! SIDE BATTERY SHOP. 413 S. Meridian at. Auto Storage si* per Month i HEATED GARAGE $8 PER MONTH. j 832 W. Maryland Circle 0653. ; 85 FINANCIAL When You Need Money We Have An Unlimited Capital which we are enabled to !oar> to tha borrowing public of India.’.apoli. $lO to SSOO Loaae , Loans made on furniture. Vie troia, / piano, live stock, eie, and remember our Easy Payment Pian Rate and Method; $ 20: tota! cost 4 month. $ 1.75 $ 40: total cost 4 month. $ 3.59 Ì 60: total cost 4 month. $ 5.25 S 75; total cost 4 montns 5 6.56 $ PO: total cost 4 month. S 7 88 ! *150; tota! cost 4 month $13.13 *250; total cost 4 month. $21.88 Our constsntly increasfnir business make ft possible to offer you terra* of repayment so satlsfactory that you can not aSord to be witbout money for any legitimate purpose, Telephone application receir# prompt- attention. Main 2983. American Loan Co. 347 Bankers Trust bldj. Tlurd floor. Corner Pennsylvania and Ohio st Licenaed ana bunded company

|A Merry Clhristmas airad A Siappy New Year to AHI American Loam Co. 36 INSURANCE i WK MAKE and gl ve seeond mortgage oa tmproved iir aia and Indianapolis real i estate. ! AETNA MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CO, 608 Fidelity Trust Bldg. ! REAL ESTATE and Insurance. TUXEDO STATE BANK. : 4304 E. Ne York Irv-ington £303. 37 MONEY TO LOAN Coiairat Vomir Money Winter is comiag. you may be short. If !So, We Wil l Loan You Money on Your Furniture, piano, Victrola or fixturcp You can buy cheaper wlien you havt thè cash. Sarapie rate. $45.00 Total Oost $3.15 tò ; ior three months. Ofher amounts at ekmt rate up to S3OO. Ca!!. writo or phone Commonwealth Loan Co. 305 Odd Fellow bldg.. Cor. Pennsylvania and Washington sta. Successnr to Stato boari Co. Phone Matti 4619. _____ ~LOÀNS~ on furniture, piano, atitos. livestock. fami implements and other eollateral. 141 H E. Washington St. CAPITOL LOAN CO. Main 0585. Auto Lincoln 7184. ! MONEY furnislted on realty mortgages and ! contrada. FRANK K SAWYER Me ! ridian Lise Bldg.. 307 N Pennsylvania St. Riley 1426. FIRST and seeond morìgages on Indiana and Indianapolis reai estate. R. B. WILSON, 1101 National City Bank Bldg. Lincoln 6104. MONEY to loan on second mortgages. L. BMILLER. 127 N. Delaware St. Main 32S E. Wabaah St.