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Save , H r pT[ TT l)]p A K IP Save 35 to S<o>% U Service—FßEE TUBES Unctaded Witto All Cord Tires—FßEE Just received a large ship- SATURD W an ~ — ~rr~~' I AN I )A 1\ i > are ?:o; g.iessiijg when you P QI ALI T V milage among Erie tire users. ~_. ~, . t i l Ask the*man who uses them. ~ Try am ERIE CORD.. Nome Better Made,, ERIE CORDS MASON STANDARD DIAMOND LONG WEAR STANDARD 30x3*0 p s $1145 CORDS CORDS ( ORDS CORDS FABRM S on 01 “ A o lO I- All first quality All first quality. All first quality , first quality M 1 first quality, wrapped in paper 30x3% O. S l-.40 trapped in paper. Wrapped in paper. j Wrapped in paper Wrapped in paper 30\3 sli.4S 30x3% O. S.-S. S.. . 13.10 30x3% . .$12.50 30x3% F. 5..510.17 30x31% $11.50 • {()x -i *q3ox3. N 748 32x31/2 O. S 17.04 32x3% •• 17.50 30x3% O. S.. 11.13! 30x31/.. 8.. 12.50 "‘“ “ " ' ’ :; X ;}U 10 IS 31x4 O. 8 19.65* 31x4 " .. 21.15 32x3% O. 8.. 15.62 31x4 'B. N.. 22.00 ;{ -x3% .... 13.50 ;{ j x4 “ 11>(W 32x4 O. S 21.6t> 32x4 .. 23.16 32x4 O. 8.. 19.80 32x4 s. IS.. 24.00 32x4 17 25 32x4 1193 33x4 O.S 22.32 33x4 .. 23.82 33x4 O. 8.. 20.46 33x4 8. 8.. 25.00 , ,- r -133x4 12 58 34x4 O.S 22.89 34x4 .. 24.89 34x4 O. 8.. 20.98 34x4 8.8.. 26.00 J/h0 34x4 T l B5 32x4% O. S 27.45 32x4* , 29.45 32x4% O. 8.. 24.91 other Sizes in 33x4% O. 8 2'*.45 33x3% .. 30.45 •>.>x4% O. 8.. 25—6 Proportion 33x4% ....20.40 Extra Heavy, am Firsts 34*4% O. S 28.95 34x4% .. 30.95 34x4% O. S.. 25.70 34x41 20.75 *?* *• 35x4%. O. 8 28.05 :35x4% . . 30.95 35x4% O. 8. . 26.22 IICEh I* ()() I " 4 . 1 -- n 36x41 ”o. 8 29.45 136x4!3 .. 31.45 36x4% O. 8. . 26.50 CORDS '*’\ x - :'- % V' s Uj' 33x5 "0. 8 32.85 *33x5 " .. 34.85 33x5 O. S.. 29.97 32x4 $20.50 :!hx4 21 :m 32x4 L.ALL AA.7 90 35x5 O.S 33.85-35x5 .. 35.85.35x5 O. 8.. 31.00 33x4 2100 ‘53x5 23.60 33x4 AALLL L 95 37x5 O.S 34.85 137x5 .. 36.85 |37x5 O. 8.. 32.15 | 34x4 21.50 ! 35x5 24.50 i :54v L h CALL US. WE DELIVER TO YOUR HOME. NO CHARGE STATE TIRE AND RUBBER CO. 204 8. ILLINOIS ST. (Opposite Severin Hotel) MAin 6201. All tire? will he shipped subject to inspection. We pay shipping charges to any point in the state. Open Saturday night until 3 o’clock Wc deliver any place in the city without charge. FREE SERVICE.

TIRES TIRES Cords and Fabrics Special for Speedway Visitors WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF U. 8. ROYAL < ORDS AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES Regardless of any make or priced Tire in Indianapolis we offer the best quality at the lowest prices. Lonnwar Fords Tisrer Foot Fords Fabric Specials e Absolutely Firsts ! We are disposing of —Firsts Fll) , oversize all our fabric tires at 01 c-ono Guaranteed 10 000 , very low prices. All 3(lx3 1 -.>j. Miles fresh stock and only 32x3*5 13.00 standard makes. A . - 1,0- 30x3*5 F. 8. 511.00 30x3* • $7.5(1 1 "I 32x4 0.8.21.50 31 x 4 “ 10.00 32x4 1 >•“—) 3; {x 4 0.8.22.00 32x4 11.75 33x4 16.50 j 34 X 4 0. S. 22.50 33x4 11.85 li‘.7.) nther sizes in pro- '’l*! D.90 32x4* 19.2-> portion. Remember "4x4% IASO 33x4*5 19.5 n this sale is for three -56x4’j AT’ 04,. ji/ in 7', days onlv. For your 35x5 I’Y ’V 34X4 2 u.<■> We also carrv a fuil 35x4* ■ 20 50 conven,ence we are Hne of U. s! Royal 36x4 % oi ; 0 open Sunday. Out-ot cords, Goodrich. Sil- ’ ' . -o.) -r. t°wn orders shipped vertown Cords and 33X0 same day as re- many others at a 35x5 ... . • 23.00 ceived. , great, discount. ELKIN BRQSo 604 N. Illinois Bt. Open Sunday. Circle 2116

SPEEDWAY SPECIALS T II P [R AT THE LOWEST T I P F S POSSIBLE PRECES J ~ J WL---ALL STANDARD MAKES. ALL SIZES Save Monov bv Buying From Is SPECIAL CORDS * GOODRICH 30x3(4 $10.90 30x3V*: Oversize $14.50 32x31/2 13.50 " MASON 31x4 15.00 Maxi-Mile 32x4 16.00 30x3 $7.75 33x4 16.50 30x3.iA $8.50 l£U 152 S. S. or Clincher 35x5 23.00 *- hain Trpa, l . S. k(D AL ( ORDS 30x3 $8.50 S. S. or Clincher 30x3 $9.00 30x3Vi> $14.50 ; 33x4 16.25 We sell V. $ Royal Cords and Goodrt. h Sllrertown Cords for less These are only a few examnies of our ar" ••■al low prices for this week and Speedway week only. We have many other makes m all mite at equally low prices SiLim Coras Auto Parts amid Tire Co o 519 N. Capitol. 6389 — 4

25 MISCEL.LANEOI S FOR SAFE f—Miscellaneous T vpe writer Bargains USED <3> I, C SMITH'S. EACH $25: (1) NO 10 REMINGTON. $.10: ill NO 3 OLIVER. SIM: •> MON ARCHS, EACH SCO- (2) LITTLE NATIONALS WITH CARRYING CASES. EACH sls: (2) SMITH PREMIER"-. NO 10. EACH. SIS: UNDERWOODS FROM $35 TO SSO: NEW NATIONAL WITH CARRYING CASE. ONLY $35; TYPEWRITER RTBBONS. 50c EACH; EXPERT REPAIRING AT LOW COST. Clark Typewriter Shop 18 W Market 'upstairs). Main 2686, PEERLESS key chern. positively protects owners ind sei-ures prompt return of keys when lost particulars nee LEERLESS KEY PROTECTIVE SERVICE. Dept. 14. Ansola. Ind. FAN. 16-inch, direct current: oaaildint: used one month: cost $27. will sell Sis. Main 9250. INYO dark blue jacket suits, size 38. $7: ono long cape, m■/ u as. $s Randolph 7278. SINGER sewing machine. $8: reed baby cab. like new. 1107 Prospect st. CHILDS TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS. $5. MAIN 5681. THESE advertisers get results—why don't you run a daily ad v e—Pet and Five Stork FOR SALE —Full blooded airedale puppies Exceptionally fine Ittfi r I’m reasonable or 'pack sal?. 1459 N Chester Ave. debater 1367. •OR SALE—Covered wagon, horse and harness. cheap if sold at once. KLEIN S BARN. 622 Ogden St. CANARIES singers and lemales Few ! mated pair. Also cages. Belmont 2373. PERSIAN kitten. Maltese; also solid oak stand yerv reasonable. Stewart 2733. eve. j " l " ,v ' a tip t ”, t . pnone. eaii MAin j you mve a want

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25 MISC EFFANEOI S FOR SAFE —Pet and Five Stock Pal O’Mine 3rd A. K. C. 283146. Weight. 16% lbs At Stud —Fee sls This dog comes from the GREATEST producing strain of Boston terriers. A study ot his pedigree is the best argument as to what he can do as a sire. When looking for color, markings and good heads brood to PAL O MINE. We also offer at stud those wonderful little dogs BOODIE BOY AND LITTLE RUNT PUPPIES AND GROWN STOCK FOR SALE. Chas. H. Cook. Chas W. Sweeney Broad Ripple Kennels REGISTERED BOSTON TERRIERS. 5610 College ave. Wash. 0293. \ Indianapolis. Ind. Mat-tß’s shipped given prompt attention.

26 WISCELLA MEOUS VV AM ED GOOD. SOUND. DRY. YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT STOCK YARDS. WE WILL PAY 9:5 CENTS PER BUSHEL ON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. 27 BUSINESS AN Mil NCKMENTB / | Men’s Paimaainias Cleaned arid Re!b3ocked, $ll.OO MULLER CO. 23 Kentucky Ave. Main 6m ; AUTO PAINTING Credit extended to auto owu-ra. Zerkle Paint Cos. 'M YEARS PAINTERS Top building and general repairing:. j Prices Inw as lowest, hisrheat. ovality. Kelly St Drexel 4455. We owl; and operate two *hopß SAXOPHONES REPAIRED by an c\jy-? at the only cxclumvp paxo Mho;.- -no,* in the city Exclusive agents for Conn saxophones and other band in j *trument> Ail makes repaired tjuickly and expertly. BROWN SAXOPHONE SHOP. 4d W Ohio Next door to Ohio Theater A Bath a Day Is the Healthy Way. E M HARDIN CO Merchant plumber. 1,220 E. Mich. Webster 3001, FEATHERS hoUKh, sold and renovated; feather mattresses ind pillows made 8. F ni’RKX.E. did Mas., Main 1428 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES led ]'i m I Indians Aja, heaths Bartar Shop union; warm con* fort ah 1 c bathrooms 132 W Market EURNTTCRP rppatren anl rertnit+heti upbolstering Stewart 1478 ‘ \VALLT*API!H uloaninp lore CirnV 1001 S sioKAot!; ami Transfer MOVE THE RED BALL WAY Largest Trucking Organization in America. RED BALL TRANSIT CO. “National Household Movers.” Guaranty Bldg. 26 Monument Place MA in 4631. Offices in All Principal Cities Overland Hauling, Special Rates Theme OTTO .) SL'KSZ Main 2353-3628. i Niprht. Web 06S> CHr. 4760 STORAGE ; Household goods packed for shipment. Low prb-.R moving, light hauling. bag(rntre and transferrlmr CHARI.E3 COOMBS Webster 3391. ______ 3(1 Al KMiOMI.I.S For sale b—Gasoline Ford Bodies ! Sedans, Coupes and Roadsters' Sale or Exchange L. T. Allen 725 Virginia Ave. USED CARS Butoks, Dodges. Chalmers. Fords. Stutr,, j Marmons. Cadillacs, Chevrolets. Peerless and I many others Some as low as SIOO down. I balance one year. I. WOLF AUTO CO. CH AI .MERS SIX .~i IcfT GARDNER KOCR. .1921. AUBURN SIX, 1920 MAXWELI. 1919 BUTCK FOUR BUICK SIX FOR SALE OR TRADE ALLEN. 725 VIRGINIA AVE. ALL-AMERICAN" ; One ton platform body: easy terms; no brokerage DIXIE SERVICE STATION. 1022 Chevrolet touring; $325 00: terms. I 1917 Chevrolet touring: $80.00; terms, i 1916 Chevrolet touring; $95.00: terras. 1920 Chevrolet touring: $150.00: terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. j 427 N Meridian, i WILL TRADE .I’i octave marimba as down j payment on Ford: worth SISO Evenings, j ' Irvlnetor. 2052 FOR SALE—Dodge lourlnft ear A-l me : .•hiiii- . •oiiditien. Can be seen at 631 \ K Ohio St CADILLAC 55 tour., nev corn ores, floe ■ condition S2OO down +3O N Capitol FORD Speedsler. good condition will sell at sacrifice. Phone Brookside 7743, OLDBMOBILE 8 touring; perieei condtUoa: >l5O down 430 N Capitol OVERLAND coupe. 1922 rebuilt and refinished: like new 334 N Capitol.

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30 Al HiMOBILLN Hill SALE b—Gasoline Very Special USED CAR BA KM JAIN PREMIER rH.KCTRIC GEAR SHIFT FINE SHAPE. >SOO CHEVROLET. F H MODEL 1919 $350 OVERLAND 90 -175 OVERLAND 90 $l5O OVKRI \XI) 90 <IOO OVERLAND 1920 . . ... OVER! \ND 1973 . $375 OVERLAND 1921 J3OO BRISCOE TOC KINO , $7.5 INTERSTATE TOURING s+o MAXWKI.I. TOI RIN'. .... 100 MAXWELL ROADSTER .... SIOO FORD SEDAN 1922 SSOO FORD TOURING $75 FORD TOURING 1921 $ 50 FORD TOURING 1919 .. 125 CHEVROLET TO! KING $75 Also Many Others. CASH PAYMENTS, OK TRADE NORTH-OVERLAND SALKS CO. 1 Central. Kf*n. 1702. New Used -i u Vje u 3 li* VV.* havn ficveral t>ur m cars that arr* na! hariratna: puiFfß rang’inyr from f-L’ to SKK). ThefH* car* can tv* at a lon down payment and small weekly or monthly payments If you are looking for .-hi ip transportation. drive out and look these (.•are over Open eveninsrs until fi oelcnik. BrcadßippleAutoCo. FOPP -FOPDoON'U MCOLtI (118 Ejb3rd 3T WASH 4737 SPECIAL BARGAINS One Maxwell $35 One Interstate 40 One Briscoe 75 One Briscoe 100 One Overland 83-D 85 Baby Grand Chevrolet.. 75 Maxwell touring 100 75 Overland 75 Ford touring 75 North Overland Cos. 3011 Central Kenwood 1702 ! STEWART Ti VTO>T~ Panel topped speed wneron Rood shape Easy terms no brokerage. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. SSO DOWN buys a. good Ford. Roo, Chalmers. Chevrolet, Durt and others; balance $3 weekly. 518 N. Capitol Opi and Bftiday New 91 Overlands Bring In your old car and trade it on a new one. Oakley Overland Sales Overland 4 —1920 Touring This little car is perfect, in appearance ami mechanically; good tires and extras; easy terms. WIPES & MILLER. 644 E Washington. Main 3493. REO~SP K K 1) WA(IONS Two. Payments or trade. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. 2008 Bluff Avo. “ DODGE BROTHERS California roadster, 1923 model; in perfect condition: price $725. C H. VVALLERICH COMPANY, DORT, 4-door, California top; newly painted; new tires in pcriei t condition. Am leaving town and will sell or trade this for Ford or equity in rental property or vacant lot. Call Randolph 5913. Buick 6 Touring, ?200 1917. in good condition; good tires, $75 down, balance easy terms. WIDE 9 & MILLER. 644 E. Washington. Main 3493. Ford, 1921, Touring $75 down; starter, disteel wheels. Decker wheel. Hasalera, drum headlights. side lights, etc. You oar in trade. WIDES & MILLER. 64 4 K. Washington. Main 3493 FORD coupe. A 1 mechanically Price only $390 00. C H WALLERICH CO.. 833 N. Meridian. STTTDEBAKER Special Six. This oar has only seen 5,000 miles. Practically nowin every respect. Terms. 3.34 N. Capitol FORD touring, 1920: good condition, good paint and tires: $75 down, balance one years 534 N. Capitol.

40 AUTOMOBILES FOR .SALE b—Gasoline Our Animal Sweepstakes Sale Fis Now On Every year just before the big 500-mile race we hold our annual sweepstakes sales of used cars. i This is the biggest used car event of the year in Indianapolis. Every Car Has Beam Slashed no Price . Come early and get your pick. We have fours, sixes and eights to I chose from. A small down payment will hold any of the following cars for future delivery. Ford sedan, 1921 $345 Olds 4. 1921 touring 695 Nash 6, touring, 1918 395 Franklin, 1920 touring 850 Auburn 6, touring, 1919 545 Cleveland 6. touring, 1920 535 Davis 6. sport, 1920, Cal. top... 695 Cole 8. sport sedan. 1921 1,475 Maxwell, 1922 touring 650 Olds 6. coupe, 1920 645 olds 8, :mer sport. 1923 1,250 OGjs 1. coupe, 1921 850 Alien. I‘'2o touring 275 Olds 8. 19! ' touring 450 i Olds 8, 1920 touring 595 j National 6, chummy, 1913 475 j Chalmers 6, touring, 1919 450 ! Nash 6 touriner, 1920 595 : Olds 6 touring, 1921 575 Olds 8, touring. 1922 975 Premier 6, louring. 1917 275 Colo 8-6'(, touring. 1916 275 Olds 6, sedan, 1918 375 Maxwell touring. 1919 175 Mitchell 6 Roadster, 1918 175 j Olds 8 Touring, 1916 175 Grant 6 Touring. 1918 165 R.n 1 Roadster. 1916 195 Studehaker 6 Touring, 1918 .. 15" jstudebaker 6 Touring, 1915 . 100 Maxwell Touring. 1917 75 Cole 86" Touring 1916 190 Chevrolet Roadster, 192" 125 lour car in trade and terms; no brokerage. ORK.N RYKNINGS AND SUNDAY. 413-424 N Capitol ave. MAin 2450. Cole Sedan Lai* IP\‘ .\ r*‘rf#vt ita m*w in pvatt respect, disc A j> uw nir*r ('ole Sedan 7 D iCgcr. 15*‘d 1 ('ole Sedan 10 0 7 p.'u*<M?ngDr W^tmgrhouM* •hex*, *8 fa<*iir> rebuilt. f new Kelly Sprint fluid nm! tm-H. new wat covers ('ole Touring j IVJ2. :i-w!y painted, Lov<*;oy ahenki* t enlbltlUin ('ole Sedan 1930, 5 p.uciifpr opinndtd condition. Col<* Touring J Im 0 > p-a<-tD ally new cr*l ti rr*n cur n peu f et • GuiJtDm ('ole IRL* 1 Roadster H. ('. S. I!*2d Sport Olds 191 s Touring Westeott IR2D Touring 11 udson 1 R2i l Sport National Roadster 1919. chummy R-eo 1017 Roadster Thf*sw *ars ;r*' priced way Mnw ; t haverasre market prico GWWimerGxnpm/ 339 A .Capitol Aw.

/\S I’M touring. l{ ill’ll roadster: stnner f j ant) dem S2OO lsMl |{ Ij 1020 coupe S3OO I|U I 1010 touring ..$l5O [■/il 1022 sedan S4OO iVI l'l .1 1018 sedan. Vim I^l Many Others In Select From. Small Down Payment. OPEN SAT. EVENING THE RED ARROW 945-7 Southern Ave. HAROLD HANCOCK, MGR. Stewart 2707 Used Cars Ford And Other Makes Special Payments L. T. Allen 725 Virginia Ave. 1920 OVERLAND sedan; fine shape, good tires and paint. OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES. 1661 05 S. Meridian. USED CARS Good shape. Payments or trades DIXIE SERVICE STATION. 2008 Bluff Ave. DODGE BROTHERS SEDAN New paint, with extras, $750. C. H WALLERICH COMPANY. 1921 Ford touring; $225.00: terms 1921 Ford sedan; $325.00; terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO., FOR SALE —Overland 83-B; A-l condition, $75. 1318 Roache st

AUTOMOHILES FOR b—Gasoline USED CARS Before making your selection, visit our Used Car Department. 1001 N. Meridian St. Circle 4048 ; OLDSMOBILE 8. 1917 roadster; $150.00: terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO., 427 N Meridian. FORD BODIES AND PARTS. Used sedans, touring and roadsters SWIBSHEL.M & DARKER, _3;io E. Market. Ford, 1917. Roadster $35 down; good condition: goo<l tires: I slip-on body. 644 E. Washing-ton Main 3493. I FORD touring. 1920: perfect condition: real bargain. $lB5. Better hurry. 334 S. I Pennsylvania Main 1705. Open Sunday. c—Trucks 1919 DODGE pane! delivery; very cheap. OAKLEX OVERLAND SALES 1801 65 S Meridian. 51 Al TOMOliiLLsi V\M Eli Autos Wanted We also buy wrecked **r junk ars. Indianapolis Auto Parts & Tire Cos. 518 N Capilo! Ave. Main 2638. LARGEST BUYERS IN S I ATE CASH PAID —NO DELAY. AUTOS WANTED WK PAY CASH. I WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N Illinois Main 1579. AUTOS wanted See ns hret. li>-ai cash prices CITY At TO DARTS AND TIRE CO 41 1 N minois Main 6796. HIGHEST cash rre ■- w' : lor meat .ar • SAM COR A7 5D9 N Capitol AUTOS WAN'TF’.i" ‘*l2 E New York 9t. mi 4446 %UIO SUFI LIKS. KUPAIKS TOPS—TOPS —TOPS Do you waht anew top for your auto. If so get our prices and take advantage of material bought before the raise In price. Also get our on painiing. All work guaranteed. Ky. Ave. Auto Top and Tire Cos. MA in 1137. 33-35 Ky Aret There is one place In Indianapolis that “SPECIALIZES” In Good Used Tires, and the price is always rignt KOCKRS, >ll6 WASH MONT 4300. $ PRINGS AND SPRING LEAVES Installing and Repairing 31 S. SENATE'AVE. ~ LINCOLN t DRIVE IN. Ewald Spring Service Cos. U8El) i IKK BARGAINS “ 30xB % *1 00 to SB 00 Other e;zee tn proportion. VULCANIZING Now id the time tn mv, y., -r old time vulcani/i Hrrau them in today Capital Radio Supply Cos. Diatributors Ka!!t tiree ;tnd tube* :7 W New York Cinl** :iMSS USED AUTO PARTS For over 100 make* and ntixlel car at 60 to 76 per cent oCf 1 Int price A complete stock of new ring .tAn piinotie new axlue and lew springs. Mail Orders Shipptxj Same Da.v as H**-r*lvu<i KLEIN BROS Kureko Auto Parts 83*1 N Cspltol Circle OA7H UOl’H I’j Cooln* h Silvertotsn .vrik - "It>i tU b**- bra.': i now wrappeil m paper, M f.d CAPITOL TIKK AND RADIO ST T PPLY CO auto washing Our specially 334 N {llinota. SA: Auto Laundry NKIT) a bitt/ry f< *r yotir -ir? We tinve thorn W; ~ni F-.idr. Dr*~t O I.ito and others 6 i ilt for -51" SOUTH SIDE BATTERS MM" ti l 9 Meridian St. THE M ASTER VIM ( A SIZERS*. cirr rate vur.u co inc 327 N NOBLE ST AITOMr BH.FS FAINTED $7 50'UP 1019 S ! AST ST 25 FINANCIAL

FIRST AID FOR CRIPPLED FINANCES Do you need coal or more furniture? Do tou want to buy a home? Do you want to - pay th ha. n< • o vu : furniture, your grocer, doctor or other hi;.*'- Do you want jto mo yo i taxes or fix ,p your prornrty and do not have the money at hand? We Furnish t lie Money For All Needs If von In debt and can not mrvt your obligation, don’t trifle with your credit; it is dangerous Soc ua W?• can help you* The rate of interest la ftxed by law and no charge made for service* Here is a sample rate $45 Total Cost $3.15 for throe month* We loan any amount up to S3OO jn furniture, piano*, fixtures, etc Gome in and talk it over or call us on the bhone Commonwealth Loan Cos. 305 Odd Fellow Bldy Corner Pennsylvania and Washington at* Phone, Main 4619. Under state eupervlaton $7 MONKV TO LOAN MONEY j Borrowed of us carries a greater ; value, because we soil you SERVICE. | Why worry over your bills or obliga- | tiotis when financial aid can be easily | and quickly obtained from US. §M to s3©o We loan on PIANOS. FURNITURE, AUTOS. LIVE STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. We can arrange repayment of loan to suit you. Capitol Loam Cos, 114134 El St. Main 0585. Lincoln 7184. FIRST and necond mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. R B, WILSON’, 1101 National City Bank Bldg. Lincoln 6104. MONKV furniiAed on realty mortgages and contracts. FRANK K SAWYER. Meridian Life BM 307 N. Pennsylvania St. Riley 1426. _ ■■■ • gages L. B. MU I.FIt I"7 N Delaware St Main 5763. 30 LLUAi, NO TILLS. NOTICE The undersigned rsceiver of the Home Products Company hereby gives notiee that he will on Saturday. J£ay 26. 1923, at 3 p. m at the pi act) of business, 1030 E. Nineteenth St.. Indianapolis. Ind.. offer for sale, at private sale, and continue to offer the same from day to day until sold all of the goods, wares, merehand;--- ami n . ,ir- ■ of the Home Products Company, sale to bo cash in hand and (or not less loan uio tun appraised value thereof, mom y to he paid before goods leave premises. " FRED W. YUAMAN. Receiver. NOTICE />F APPOINTMENT Notice is Hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of Mary W. Howland, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. CHARLES B. HOWLAND. D. A MYERS. NO 2.4 2 1

39 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE—DAMAGE ROLL. Department of Public Parks, City of In- I dianapolis. Office of the Board. City Hall. Notice is hereby snven by the Board of Park Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis that it has approved a preliminary damage roll showing the award of damages for the appropriation of real estate to be used for park purposes in the City of Indianapolis. authorized by its Acquisition Resolution No 9, 1923, which provides for the acquisition of the following described • real estate, to-wit: “Beginning at the intersection of the | south line of the southeast quarter of sec- j tic. 5, township 15 north, range 4 east, i Marion County, State of Indiana, and the j ■enter line of the Brookville Road, thence north 20 ti degrees west, a distance cf 363 j feet, to a point: thence north 4H degrees! west, a distance of 291.06 feet to a point ill the center of the National Road; thence south 87 degrees west, a distance of 53.02 feet to a point; thence south 4 H degrees east, a distance of 299.9 feet, to a point; thence south 20 Mi degrees east, a distance ; of 350.03 feet, to a point in the south iine ! of the aforesaid quarter section; thence east ! along the south line of the aforesaid quarter petition, a distance of 56.58 feet, to place j of ljeginning, containing 79 acres.'' Persons interested in or affected by said! appropriation of land and award of dam- ; ages therefor are hereby notified that said : Board of Park Commissioners has fixed j Thursday, June 14, 1923. at 3 o'clock p m.. as the time when remonstrances will be re- \ ceived and heard from persons as to the amount of their respective award of damages The assessment roll, with the de-s<a-iption of property affected, the names of the owners in favor of whom damages have been awarded, with the amount of the preir.iinary award as to each piece and parcel "f property affected, is on file and can be seen at the office of the Hoard of Park Commissioners in the City Hall. Indianapolis, Indiana, where remonstrances will he received and heard at the time above designated. CHARLES A BOOK WALTER FRED CLINE. A M MAGUIRE, SARAH E. SHANK, Board of Park Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis. BOARD OK ZONING APPEALS NOTICE OF HEARING. Notice is hereby given that J W Young has fi!-d with tiie board of zoning appeals "f 1,10 city of Indianapolis. ! :s petition askrag permission to cr"-t a 4-car garage with living quarters above in the rear of 3668 Central Ave. A public hearing will be held bv said board in room 104. elty hall at 3 o clock p nt June 5. 1923 at which time and place all interested property owners wid be i given opportunity to be heard witn reference to the matters set out in said petition. BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS 1 EDWARD R RAT’B. President. L. V SHERIDAN, Secretary. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT , Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administratrix ! of estate of Joseph T Davis, deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana Saty estate ts, supposed to be solvent. DOROTHY DAVIS. i WALTER L CAREY. No 21262. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT j Notice is hereby given that the under-s-goed has duly qualified as administratrix of estate of Abe] J Hicks, deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana Said estate is suppose and to be solvent. AVIS HICKS. No 21250. NOTICE OF 'A D poI NTM ENT j Notice IS hereby given, that the undr- j s-ened has duly qualified as administrator with wT. anneved of estate of William C Denny. dec-.iH*d. iate of Marion County. Indiana Said estate is supposed to be solvent WALTER R DENNY No CJC-'il William E Jeffrey YOUNG PEOPLE TO MEET I'relirninao Uonference Plaits Will Be Discussed Sunday. The State young people's division committee will meet Monday at the' office of the Indiana State Sunday School Council of Religious Education : here Preliminary plans for a young peo pie's conference to tie held in Richmond i ict 19 2 1 will he made. Reports! on young people's work throughout the State will be discussed. Dr. M. Tunison of Logansport is committee chairman. MAN KILLED. BOY HURT Karmen- Loses Control of (ar on Hill. B</ Titnr* Sprrinl GREENCASTLE. Ind.. May 25 B<-(-,'iuse he did not understand the gear shift of a enr which he had just traded for. Noel Brown, farmer, lost control of It on a hill. The car plunged backward down the hill and overturned. Brown was killed, and Arnold Pickard. 11. son of Norval I Pickard, a neighbor, was severly 'injured.

SLAYER HUNT WARMS Four Carloads of Police Race Over Igikc Shore Ronds. By I nited Press CHICAGO. May 25.—rolice and doted ives of cities between Milwaukee •md Chicago raced in automobiles over I aKe Shore roads today in pursuit of John L. Whitfield, Cleveland (Ohio) gunman. Four carloads of police, armed with rifles ami carrying orders to shoot to kill, joined the hunt. Whitfield is accused of killing a Cleveland, policeman and burying him in a shallow grave. Has Perfect Alibi Osley Boswell, colored. 616 Fayette St., couldn't have drawn a gun on John Williams, colored, rooming with him. he told Judge Delbert O. YVilrneth it*, city court today, because it has been in a pawn for thirty days. He admitted drawing a shovel on Williams, but that was because Williams "drew" an armload of bricks on him. he said. Both are concrete mixers. The case was taken under advisement until June 30. l ong and Short of It Oscar Williams. 45, colored s.nd unusually short, 1931 S. Keystone Ave., was in city court today charged with hitting Albert Crabtree, 16. also colored and unusually tall in ihc nock. Williams admitted hks guilt. Judge Wilmeth took the case under advisement. until June SO to determine whether Crabtree was “just playing with two hoys in Williams' jard or was heating them with a club." Liquor Charge Costly Cliff Ballard, 58. of 1144 Reisner St . was fined SSO and costs and sentenced to ten days in jail on a charge of operating his automobile while under the influence of liquor, $1 and costs on a charge of drunkenness and a case of disobeying an officers traffic signal was continued indefinitely in city court today by Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth. Huntington Holds (’onuncncemrint By Times Special HUNTINGTON, Ind., May 25.—The Rev. John Wesley Potter of Ft. Wayne, delivered the commencement address at Huntington College today. Thirty-nine students received diplomas from Dr. D. R. Ellabarger. president. Reorganize Vigilance Committee By Times Special ROCHESTER, Ind., May 25.—The vigilance committee, which acts as minute men in emergencies, will be reorganized Mayor M. O. King has appointed a committee to redraft •nil**

FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1923

EX-POSTMASTER OF CAMDEN DIES Winfield Schenck Served Under Four Presidents. Winfield K. Schenck, 74, of Camden, Ind., died today at the Methodist Hospital after an illness of two months. Mr. Schenck was postmaster at Camden for twenty-one years, serving under Harrison, McKinley, Roose volt and Taft. He had been secretary of the Camden Masonic lodge, twentyone years. He is survived by the widow and one son. Dr. Foss Schenck, 351 N. Ritter Ave., physician for the Indianapolis division of the Pennsylvania system. Mr. Schenck was bora at Hamilton. Ohio. He had lived at Camden since he was 6 years ol The body will he taken * ' Camden this evening. The funeral wit,', ,-e held Sunday. SIX ROADS BOOST PAY OF MAINTENANCE WORKERS Labor Board Notified of Increase to Affect 27,990 Men. By L n’ted Brens CHICAGO. May 25. —Six railroads today notified the United States railroad labor hoard that they have increased pay of 27,000 maintenance of way workers from 1 to 3 cents an hour. The roads are: The Burlington, Gulf Coast, Illinois Central, Maine Central, Philadelphia & Reading and Bangor & Aroostook. COURT APPROVES SALE Downtown Building Changes Hands for 8126,000. Sale of ra! estate occupied by the Rubens Clothing Store. 39 W. Washington St., for $126,000, or $7,000 a front foot, was approved today by Judge H. O. Chamberlain of Circuit Court. The lot was bought by the Occidental Realty Company, which owns the adjacent corner. The property was ordered sold aa a result of a suit for partition of the estate left by Nicholas M. Hamson, Sr., to his wife Nancy and two sons, Nicholas. Jr., and Elston, a minor. The order provides that Mrs. Harrison shall enjoy the use of the fund until her death, when it will be divided between the sons. The Rubens lease expires Feb. 8, 1925. The lot has a depth of 195 feet.

U.S. ENTERS LIQUOR FIGHT Government Attorney and State Unite to Obtain Court Rehearing. Coincident with filing of additional authorities in the State's petition for rehearing of the Crahbs liquor case, in which the Supreme Court held "mere possession” of intoxicating liquor not illegal. Federal prohibition enforcement division today asked permission to file briefs in the case, through R C. Minton, attorney. M In the State’s new authorities. p:-i pared by Attorney General U. S. Lesh and Mrs. Edward FVanklln White, deputy, construction of the various prohibition laws is cited and argument is made that possession comes definitely under the purview of the original 1917 prohibition title. “It is not essential that the general subject of an act shall be stated in the title in so many words.” the document pointed out. 82 TO RIDE IN PATROL •Judge Orders Delinquent Motor Law Violators Brought to Court. Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth today ordered eighty two person taken In the police patrol to headquarters and held In the city prison under $25 bond. The order came after they had failed to appear In traffic court Thursday afternoon. Forty-nine are alleged to have violated city traffic ordinances and the remainder State laws. ORDERS LIGHTS DIMMED Kikhoff Tells Glenn to Enforce State law. Uolice Uhief Herman F. Rikhoff today ordered Traffic Captain Michael Glenn to enforce the State law requiring dimmed headlights on automobiles. He said one in every five cars has bright lights and that bright lights have been responsible for many nd[ cent accidents. ™ Resume Bell Rate Hearing Consideration of additional details in the defense of the Indiana Beil Telephone Company against the public service commission, In the latter’s state-wide Investigation of rates and tolls, was conducted today. “The commission is not the financial director of any utility.” attorney W. H. Thompson said in reviewing a recent decision of the Supreme Court of the United States. Schwab to Address Rot aidan* Charles M. Schwab, chairman of the directors of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation and large stockholder In the Stutz Motor Car Company, will speak to Rotarians and their guests at the club's luncheon at the Claypool Tuesday. Heiress Rewards Woman By United Press LAPORTE, Ind.. May 25.—As a reward for services for Mrs. Howard Spaulding Jr.. Chicago, gave Anna Johannl. Union City, a 300-acre farm. Anna cared for Mrs. Spaulding when she was a child. Joint Memorial Services The George H. Chapman Post No. 209, G .A. R. and George H. Chapman Post No. 10, W. R. C. will hold joint memorial services for members who have died during the year day at 1:30 p. m. in Morrison Hall™ 52Vi Monument Circle. Thirty Days on Farm George Prentis, 922 Edgemont St., was fined SIOO and costs and sentenced to thirty days on the Indiana State B'arm on a charge of operating a blind tiger in city court today by .Twin Delbert O. Wilmeth.