Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 273, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1924 — Page 15

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SATURDAY SPECIALS A DEPOSIT OF SI.OO WILL HOLD ANY OF THESE TUBES FOR THIRTY DAYS AT THESE PRICES.

FABRIC FIRSTS 30x3 $5.50 30x3*£ $6.50

UNITED STATES CORDS GOODRICH SLVERTOWN CORDS MASON CORDS LION CORDS STRONGHOLD CORDS ODELL CORDS WILLIAMS CORDS RACINE HORSESHOE CORDS STANDARD FOUR CORDS TUSCOKA CORDS PORTAGE CORDS CORDUROY CORDS AND MANY OTHERS

Overstocked bargains in standard piake cords and fabric tires —all sizes at the lowest prices. Tires shipped subject to inspection. Our trucks at your service anywhere in the city. Tires changed by our experienced men at our Indiana Avenue entrance, which is very handy for parking at all times. LARGEST INDIVIDUAL TIRE STORE IN THE CITY INDIANA TIRE SALES CO. Capitol and Indiana Aves.—3o*i-308 N. Capitol—M9 Indiana Ave. MAin 8711. AT THE POiXT, New York St. at Indiana Ave. and Capitol Ave.

2: business announcements FOR ACCESSORIES. ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. ! NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC AND V* *.T- j TERY SERVICE. 1601 E Nineteenth Webster 9380. TTaRfTkLD BEG L A LICENSED TREE SURGEON: trnuminsr. spraying. transplanting and removing. Call Lincoln 416 b j .r 0438. NEW hardwood laid; o.a floors reflnished. I do all kind'? of ins id ‘ work. 20 year# in business. Irvington 1 do i FINE HARDWOOD FLOORS, new or old Call Web. 8317. W • use ih“ e'.eetne Sander. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. HOUSE painting t.r-. tar-, bathrra rosin : paper ring. work y.iar Kitted Wash, trips 28~ STORAGE AM) TKANSUEK £** RADIO j 3 Hauling AH Kinds 3 214 E. New York 3 3 HAULING PACKING—STORAGE Otto J. Suesz, Main 2363-3026. Night: Webster 0699. Lot* rate- on C. ifornia f-h: r ;n*-nt§ MOVE. $4 load Save money Reliable, responsible furniture movers TRANSFER CO Ston-hm-e. Bel. 34*-t5. Red Ball Transit Cos. 26 Monnnient Id Main 4031. sTbLSI.NKSS UIT'ORI l Nl l IUS BEAUTY SHOFPE. modem’y equipped best location, good trn-.e; rea-orab.e. Call or write C. E. BOt.ARD. 303 Ben-Hur Bldg . CrawfordsciHe. Ind. MEAT MARKET soutii, U'U.n/ v.\< buxines-. two extra room* an*i parade: rent s‘2o; diflfioiving partnur-* :i:< Drexei 4563. _ Rooming House 8 Modern Rooms C'ean furniture: a’ways rented. Income SBB plus thru- looms for -..-self Owner. >550 cash 1322 E Wa liu-gton St _ HO AI TOMOIH 1.1.6 lOK SA’-.K b—G asoline CHEVROLET. 1919 touring: twee all cords. J like new motor. Good car to be soiti lor SISW on very e;cy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO , 427 N. Meridian St Riley 1050. j Ope.i Evenings and Sunday... CHEVROLET IM7 t,jn::g: paint and up-hoisti-ry good, tires fair. Yours lor 550. j Og?ti evenings and Sundays. Haynes i: Schmidt The Wiliys-Kinght and Overland Dealers. 120-122 w. North. Lincoln 7575. CHEVROLET coupe. 1023 in beat of condition throughout, with 5 good cord tire*. Rest closed car in town for 5450. On very easy terms. sTONE CHEVROLET CO , 427 N. Meridian St. Riley 1050. Open Evenings and Sundays “DODGE Touring. 525.00 d<>v.i: . . -r no per week. Chas. G. Sanders Cos. 1025 N Op-:: Evenings. DODGES, ad mod- *. opet and closed terms or trade 559 N Ca. .tc. Lincoln 4516. LORT 1922 touring new Pres: terms. 559 N Capitol L invo n 4516. DURANT ?port leirmi. iil-'i. Wen driven about 3.000 miles: original tires and finish . m ■ \ ■ - - . r: loan. This is sure a m e bargain lor some one. S2OO down t ijrment, id months to pay balance INDIANA INVESTMENT AND SECURITY CO.. 235 W. Georgia St. FORD 1921 sedan, with live good tires, lock wheel, seat covers anil other extras. Here is an exceotivnal good sedan ior $285, on very reasonable terms. Several other good used Fords we have taken in on new Cbevrolets J STONE CHEVROLET CO , 427 N. Meridian St. Riley 105a Open Evenings and Sunday. FORD?" eigr.l 1923 n.uu-ts touring and roadsters. •ku •. ally equipped tmal] down payments, one year to pay balance. Open evening and Sundays. 334 N. Capitol. Circle 087 b. FORD. 1923 touring. starter demountable!?, lock wheel. Bass.er shocks, new tires, car revarnished looks like new. $290; on very easy terms STONE CHEVROLET CO Open evenings and Sunday. 427 N. Meridian. Riley 1050. FORD Coupe. 1922: many extras: terms or trade. Chas. G. Sanders Cos. 1025 N~ M-rld.ar. Op-n Evenings. FORD 1921 touring: start* r. dem, i-k wheel, new tires new paint. Don’t fail to see this car lor 5225. .as well as several other good used Fords we are selling on very easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 437 N. Meridian St. Riley 1050. j Open Evenings and Sundays. FORD TOURING, 1322 j Perfect mechanical condition; new paint, top and curtains; tires good. 550 cash, bal t ice monthly. 235 W. Georgia St. Circa 5327. FORD dump truck. 1923 coupe: overhauled: new oversize cord tires. This truck wiil give same service as new for less money. *IOO cash balance monthly. £35 W. .Georgia St- Circle 5327. FORD BODIES Inland tour-coach, sedan, coupe, roadster, commercial and touring bodies. SWISSHELM & PARKER 344 E. Wash. Open eves FORDS Buicks Gwerlande Dodges and all kinds of used cars guaranteed condition; small down payment, ba.arne easy terms. I. GOLDBURG. 622 N. Capitol. FORD. 1921 coupe: runs like new: starter demountable*, lock wheel, extra tire; 5250. terms MILLER AUTO SALES CO.. 644 E. Wash. Mam 3493 FORD, late 1922 touring. A-l shape: starter. good tires. 575 down, balance easy ’emu. MILLER AUTO SALES CO.. 644 E. Washington. Main 3493. FORD 1924 tour.r.g; out hut short while": like new; finance car: will ee.i for balance due: 550 down Hurry. Main 5013. FORD 1923 coupe de luxe first-clas* condition, A-l mechanically: lock wheel, sun visor, etc. Private owner. Lincoln 6422. FORD. 1923 tourng. like new S3OO starter and demountabies. SWISSHELM <i PARKER 544 E Wash, Circle 4740. FORD, 1923 coupe: SIOO aown. balance one year. Open evenings and Sundays. 334 N, Capitol Circle 0878. fc*oßD, 1924 coupe- new: driven only 100 miles. Owner leaving city, must sell. Kenwood 2267. FORD. 1919 coupe: fine running order. 9185; one-third cash. OWNER. Belmont 2269. GRANT, late 1921 touring; mechanically A-l. 9250. terms. MILLER ACTO f AT.Fft 644 E. Wash. Main 8493. „ t ..

35 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS

T-I-R-E-S Prices Reduced Prices Greatly Reduced. Our Stock Must Be Moved. Good. Clean. Flesh Tires at a Large Saving. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9:30 P. M. OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY

ERIE CORDS 12,000 Miles. Factory W rapped Full oversize 30x3' a $lO 50

U. 8. ROYAL CORDS 30x3 1 2 $12.00

WnSHams Cords Factory Blemished Fresh Stock—Full Oversize. 80x3 >■_. Cl $7 1(5 30x3*3 S. S $8.1)5 32x3*5 S 10.75 21x4 sl3 50 32x4 sl4 75 33x4 * $14.95 34x4 $15.00 3Jx4' 2 917.50 321x4*2 $17.75 34x4 1 a $1795 33x5 S2O 50 35x5 $20.95

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—-Gasoline INTER-STATE touring; 92 o casn. Open evenings and Sundays. HAYNES & SCHMIDT. The Wiliye-Kmeht and Overland Dealers. 120-122 W. North 9t. Lincoln 7576. OVERLAND Touring $25.00 and $5.00 per week. Chas. G. Sanders Cos. 1025 X Meridian Open Evenings SCRIPFS-BOOTH touring. motor good. I paint and upholstery good, tires fair; $25! down $5 week. Haynes & Schmidt Tne Wlllys-Knight and Overland Dealers i 120-122 \V. North. Lincoln 7375. j STAR I Tourinc. 10.'3. $335: *ertn? or trade. Chas. G. Sanders Cos. 1025 N Meridian Open Evenings SBS CASH Balance Weekly or Monthly Your Choice of the Following Cars Eveyy ear ready to run. Equipped with starter and demountabies. Come early and get your pick. Reo Touring. Cole Touring. Ford Touring. Ford Roadster. Monroe Touring. Overland Roadster —Winter top. Maxwell Touring. Open Evenings and Sunday Morning. The Lathrop-McFarland Company. 418-424 N. Capitol Ave. MAin 2480. ./TANDARD MAKE-FA Us TERTIi capital sates co i-ss, 1919 MAXWELL louring, motor good, paint and uphoisteriag good, tires good, one spare $25 down and 55 a week. Open evenings and Sundays. HAY NTS & SCHMIDT, The Wlllys-Knight and Overland Dealers. 120-122 W. N’.rth St. Lincoln 7575 j 1919 HiKlt to-.ring good nioior, paint and [ upliolstry good: S3O down and $5 a week. ; Haynes & Schmidt The Wlllye-Kn ght and Overland Dealers 120 122 W North. Lincoln 7575. j ss© CASH | Balance Weekly No interest, no broker- j age, no insurance. Your Choice of the Following Cars: Every ear ready to run. Come early and get your pick. Kissel Touring. Chevrolet Touring. Ford Touring. Ford Roadster. Ford —Ten-passenger; a dandy fishing car. Velie Six Touring. Maxwell Touring. Overland Touring. Willys Knight Touring Open Evenings and Sunday Morning. The Lathrop-McFarland Company 418-424 N. Capitol Ave. MAin 2480. AUTO PARTS, New and Used For any make of car, 50 to 80% Off List Mail orders given prompt attention. Eureka Auto Parts and Tire Cos. . 334 N Capitol Ave Circle 0878. For Good Used Cars See I. WOLF AUTO CO. 559 N. Capitol. Main ’679 Open Sundays. SEVERAL vo >d ears to choose from. AH on payments. Your old car considered In trade MERIDIAN-OVERLAND CO. 955-7 X. Meridian. Riley 1244. WILL take good talking machine or radio set as part payment on good used car. LI ncoln 6865. GUARANTEED USED CARS. Your own terms. Day and Night Auto Laundry. 248-250 N. Capitol. I GOOD FORD MOTOR. S2O. GOOD FORD MOTOR $lB c—Trucks FORD truck and two extension ladders: one 38 ft., one 24 ft.; also one set of ladder acks Cheap 24 S State Ave ONE-TON truck, newly painted, good runring condition. FORBES HUBBARD LUMBER CO Shelby St, and Beit Railway TRUCKS and autos of all kinds. Terms reasonable. Lincoln 3905. 872 Darn ail.

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WILLIAMS CORD 3x3' a , one hundred in stock, while they last $7.95

GOODRICH SILVER TOWN 30x3% $12.00

American Cords Factory Firsts, full oversize, 12,000milp guarantee. 30x3*4 $8.95 32x3*4 $13.25 31x4 $14.50 32x4 $17.50 33x4 $17.75 34x4 sl7 95 32x4*0 $22.50 33x4'. 7.. ..$22.75 3.5x4* 3 $23.50 36x4 *. a $23.95 33x5 $24.00 35x5 $25.50 37x5 $25.75

31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED HIGHEST PRICES PAID We want any make or model. Largest in State. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 618 N. Capitol. Main 2638. riPEX EVENINGS AND SUNDAY WANTED, 100 CARS to wreck tor parts. Will pay the tugrest cash price--. Call us first. BAM CORAZ AUTO PARTS & TIRE CO. 519 N Capitol Ave, Main 6389 AUTOS WANTED—2I2 K New York St. Main 4446. 32 \l TO SUPPLIES, KI P ÜBS j ACTO TOPS 510 up sedans trimmed and upholstr'rpd. A FTP TQK* SHOP, “t\ K South Circle SI 10. AUTO WASHING Our specialty • 334 N. Illinois. S & S Auto Laundry TIRES—'TTRES~" Fijrrl Hires. $2 and up Other sizes. $3 and up. All u-exl tires guaranteed. A<l justments at half prey. 525 W Washitigton St. Open evenings I.ET us sell you anew or usM battery before prices advance. Priced from $5 up Recharging and rental. NORTHEASTERN KLKI-TIUC AND BATTERY SERVICE. 1602 : Nine;, - -.t |,. Webster 9380 GUARANTEED PAINT JOBS i G<>rd< n 4 Webb HOME GARAGE AND PA INTI NO CO. 1612 Pierson Ave Harrison 1535. THE "MASTER VULCANIZURS. | CUT PATE VUL<\ CO . INC. IT'S NEVER !o-' until Indian.ipo’is Times 1 Want A.ls have failed lo llrn! it. 31 AUTOMOBILES FOR BENT RENT A NEW CAR C drive it. 127 E Wabash Circle 30-30. ' EIN r ANCTAL “ Personal Loams $lO to S3OO to any one keeping house. No indorsers. No embarrafising questions. No inquiries of employer, friends or tradespeople. $ 50 for 4 months costs $ 438 SIOO for 4 months cots $ 8.75 S2OO for 4 months costs $17.50 S3OO for 4 month* costs $26 25 The above cost is based on equal principal payments being paid monthly Other amounts at same proportionate rate Loans mads for as lorf is twenty months payable in convenient monthly installments Interest !s charged on unpaid principal balances for exact number of days betwe* n payments and for just the actual time you keep the money. No other chargee of any kind. If in a burry phone Main 2923. MOUSECiIOLD FINANCE SERVICE CO. 4f>4 Srosge Bldg. 41 E. Washington St cor Penn. Bt. Telephone Main 2923 l-'nd r S:rile 11 inking Supervision. XT'S never lost until Indianapols f-imee Want Ads have failed to find it. 36 INSURANT t. FOR fire and tornado insurance, see W. L. BRIDGES. 237 N Delaware 37 BIOnEvT<T IT)AN MONEY Borrowed of us carries a greater \ value, because we sell you SERVICE. Why worry over your bills or obligations when financial aid can be easily and quick y obtained from US. to We loan on PIANOS, FURNITURE, AUTOS, LIVE STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. We can arrange repajment of loan to suit you. CapStol Loami Cos. Uiy 2 E. Washingtoim St. Main 0585, Lincoln 7194. FIRST and second mortgage on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. R R. WILSON. 1101 National City Bank Bldg. Lincoln 6104. 39 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned has duly qualified as adimustrator of the estate of George E. Graham, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. No. 22200 E. O. BURGAN. . March 21-23. April 4, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of Fraak Turner, deceased, late of Marlon County.'lndiana Said eetate is supposed to be solvent. ANVEY E. BAKER. No. 22164. March 14. 21. 28 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the under signed have duly qualified as execlutrices of the estate of Honore Deane, deceased, late of Mnnon County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. No. 22216. MARY DEANE. KATHERINE DEANE. March 28. April 4. 11 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administratrix of estate of Edward Griesman, deceased. late of Marion County Indiana Said estate is supposed to be solvent. OLIYE GRIESMAN. SO 22231. j| r, 29, April 4, U, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qua'ifled as executor of estate of William Heidrrgott, Sr., deceased iate of Marion County. Indiana. Said e tate is supposed to be solvent. WILLIAM F. HE®KRGOTT. No. 22228. Mir. 26. April 4 11. TIMES AD* BOOST BUBINBSB

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GYMNASTIC FRAT OPENS TWO-DAY CONVENTION HERE Phi Epsilon Kappa Headed by Dr, C, B, Sputh of Indianapolis, Delegates from Now York. Chicago, Philadelphia, Newark, N. J., Akron, Ohio, Buffalo. Pittsburgh, Pa., Cincinnatti. Council sane physical —Photo by C. F. training. Bretzman l) r . C. B. Sputh DR. C. B. SPUTH of Indianapolis Is grand president. August Auernhauer is president of Alpha chapter of Indianapolis. The program for the two-day convention will close with a dinner dance Saturday in the Rainbow room of the Claypool. William Gerber, Jr., Is chairman of the dance committee. The opening session was followed by a luncheon in the Athenaeum. During the afternoon the program included a demonstration of the class activities of the North American Gymnasium College. 415 E. Michigan St. There will be a formal initiation and smoker' at the fraternity hous, 1903 N. New' Jersey St. tonight. Business will be concluded in the Saturday sessions. A. A. £. ELECTS MACFALL Indiana|B*lis Chapter Now Has Membership of 175. The Indianapolis chapter of the American Association of Engineers h~,s eleried Russel T. Mac,Fall, presi- • Otl re: A H. Hinkle, vice president; W. K. E* dridge, treasurer, and W. H. Scales, E. L. Goldsmith. C. C. Mason an 1 Fred A. Kellam, directors. The local organization now has a membership of 176. LEAGUE MEETS' ON DOPE U. S. Efforts to Halt Traffic Take Step Forward. nn Util trd Prrfu PARIS. March 2R.—'The efforts of the I'niter! States to halt world traffic in df pe and prevent opium smoking, progressed a step today when the League of Nations international com rnlttee of opium experts met to draw upon two new international conventions anil make effective the Ameri- | can plan. 39 LEGAL NOTICES INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION DIVISION OF Cl iN ST UU* "T lON BRIDGE DEPARTMENT March 21. 1924 Notice to Bridge Contractor* Notice in hereby given that sealed prot>oeal for the .oußtructiori of certain bridges on State highways x- 111 be received tor ol the Indiana state H „h xvay Commisaion at his office In the Capitol l building in Indianapolis until 10 o'clock a m. April 16 19 :4 when all proposal win be publicly opened and read These bridge* are further •. *<-r,bed a* follow: In Hamilton County—Four brldr'’. on State road No. 1, rpatib 211 to 28 feet and three bridges on Slate road No. 33. span* 18 to 24 feet. In Tipton County—Three bridges on State road No. I. spans 40 to 65 leet and two bridges on Stats road No. 19. spans 18 to 28 feet In Steuben County—Three bridge* on Stale Hoad No 25 spans 24 to 48 feet. In Miami County—Three bridges on State road No. 1. spans 30 65 and 72 feet. In Delaware County—Two brnlgo* on State road No 37 spans 16 and 30 leet In Madison County—One bridge on State road No. 37 span 14 feet. fn Clay County—Seven br;-*ges on State road No 9 spans 6 to 30 feel. In Fountain County—Four brldegs on State road No. 10 spans 18 to 50 feet. In Warren County—Nine bridges on Stato road No 10, spans 8 to 30 feet. In Benton County—One bridge on Btate road No. 10, span 34 feet (repairsI. In Wells County—Four bridges on State road No. 13. spans 4 to 84 feet In Vanderburgh County—Two bridge* on State road No. 10 Spans 12 to 48 let. In Gibson County—One bridge on Stato road No. 20, span 30 feet. In Noble County—One bridge on State road No. 11, span 28 feet and seven bridge* on State road No. 17. spans 5 to 31 feet. In De Kalb County—Three bridges on State road No. 17 spans 10 to 31 feet. In Owen County—Seven bridges on State road No. 32. spans 4 to 40 feet, and three bridges on State road No. 12, spans 5 to 60 feet. In Putnam County—Three bridges on State road No. 32. spans 10 to 20 feet. In Blackford County—Two bridges on State road No. 13. one being one span at 84 feet, and the other 3 spans at 65 feet In Jav County—Two bridges on State road No. 23, spans 14 and 20 feet, and one bridge on State road No. 21 spans 84 feet. In Martin County—Two bridges on State road No. 6, spans 28 and 38 feet. In Marlon County—One bridge on State road No 3. span 90 feet (repairs). In Starke County—One bridge on State read No. 15, span 28 feet. In Parke County—One bridge on State real No 10. eleven spans each 38 teet. I'l Elkhart County—One bridge on State road No. 27, two spans 84 feet each. In Scott County—Two bridges on State road No. 40. spans 84 feet. The plans and specifications may be examined at the office of the State Highway Con,mission. 16 N. Senate Ave.. Indianapolis or copies thereof will be forwarded upon payment to tho director of a nominal charge. No refund will be made for plans returned. Proposals must be made upon standard forms of the Indiana State Highway Commission, which will be supplied upon request. , Each bidder, with his proposal shall submit his bond payable to the State of IndL ana in the penal sum of one and one-half (I*4) times the amount of his proposal with good and sufficient security to the approval of the director. SUCH BOND SHALL BE ONLY ON THE FORM SPECIFIED BY THE DIRECTOR. COPIES OF WHICH WILL BE FURNISHF.D UPON REQUEST. The majority of these structures will be awarded in groups or combinations if several structure* each. Further information regarding the work contemplated and the method of letting, price of plans, and furnishing of cement will be furnished upon request. The right is reserved by the director to reject any or all bids, or to award on any stated combination of bids that is in his Judgment most advantageous to the State of INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION JOHN D. WILLIAMB. Director. March 28-Apri l 4 NOTICE OF " APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified ns executor o* estate of Agnes Barbara SchPUnger, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. GEORGE J. SCHILLINGER. No. 28227. Mar. 88, April 4, 11. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as executor of es tate ht James Buokner. deceased, late of Mariom County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. I YINARD BUCKNER. No. -22235. Mari. 88. April A 11.

Victory Club of Maccabees Given Party

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FRONT ROM' (LEFT TO RIGHT: MBS. FRANK SEANER, MRS. CARL SHORT. MRS. DARVIN HIATT. MS. ALBERT PARSON, MRS. WILLIAM REICHWEIN, MRS. LESTER COLE, MRS. THOMAS GRAY AND MRS. LOUIS THAYER. BACK ROW: MRS. A. M. HARDMAN OF ELKHART, IND.; MRS. ORVILLE ASH TON, MRS. JAMES PRICE, MRS. MARTHA MONTGOMERY, MRS. LAWRENCE YAGER, MRS. CLAUDE BOWER AND MRS. WILLIAM WOODS.

AGE PUIS LAST YEAR’S KING 001 Os MARBLE RACE Harlin McCoy Will Tell Times Contestants How to Play. As happy as any kid In the United Sta er this summer will he the Natl an: .1 Marble King or Queer.. Al-mo-t everything that goes to make u r a perfect summer will he his. Last year. Harlin McCoy of Columbus, Ohio, was the lucky chap. This year, it ought to be an Indianapolis hoy or girl. Harlin will not be eligible —he is past la. He stlli talks about his trip to Atlantic City, his home folks say. He wears the fine gold watch and gold ' marble charm, emblems of his title, j He cherishes the set of agates sent I him by Mayor Bader of Atlantic City, j the life pass to the John Robinson circus an 1 the walking stick, and oh. yes—the kiss given him by Olga Petrova, movie queen. This year, as you surely know. The Indianapolis Times is going to send the Indianapolis marble champ to Atlantic City to compete In the national rnarbje tournament. Other boys and girlß from many cities, where ScrippsHoward newspapers are conducting marble tournaments, will participate. Any boy or girl under 15 years of age Is eligible to enter The Times tournament. Prizes for winners, besides the big prize, will he given. A bicycle and n season pass to Washington Park will be awarded the city chnmp. in addition to the week’s trip to Atlantic City at the expense of Tie Times. A representative of The Times will accompany the local champ. Watch Tho Times for further announcements ' The next article on marbles will include some advice from Harlin McCoy, the present king of marbledom. Read it carefully, because it may help you win the National championship. Sign your coupon today and join the other Indianapolis boys and girls who are trying for the honors. PAY TAXES BY MAIL County Treasurer Gives Rules for 1,-et-fing Uncle Sam I>n the Work. To accommodate hundreds of taxpayers who have written John L. Duvall, county treasurer, as to the procedure of paying taxes by mail, Duvall has announced the following rules: Mall to the treasurer's office a description of taxables, stating whether real or personal, or both. Enclose a stamped, Relf-addressed envelope for return of duplicates. Mail duplicates, with personal check and another self-addressed, stamped envelope for receipts. FIFTH INDORSES BONUS 400 Igagionnaines and Legion Auxiliary Members Meet at Brazil. Bv Timm Spicial BRAZIL, Ind., March 28. —Indorsement of the new bonus bill passed by the House was a feature of a Fifth District American Legion and legion auxiliary meeting here Friday, attended by 400 person*. There was some criticism that the bill did not carry a larger cash bonus in place of insurance. State Commander Artur Ball, Committeemen Bowman Elder and State Adjutant Frank Henly spoke. Stockholder Asks Receiver A receiver for the Haynes Tractor j Company Is asked In a suit filed in j Superior Court No. 5 by Charles j Powell, a stockholder, who alleges the company Is Insolvent and owes him $1,700. The company’s plant Is located here Klwood Haynes, Kokomo. Is president, according to the suit. “Sales Leaders Advertised” "Brands of goods that lead in sales are those that are the most consistently advertised,” asserted Don U. Bridge in an address Thursday noon at the Advertising Club luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce. He said distribution is helped by advertising.

Come Into Times Contest All you have to do to enter The Times Marble Tournament is to Oil out this coupon and bring or mall It to the Marble Editor at The Timee office, 214-220 W. Maryland St. The winner of the city tournament will be sent to Atlantic City by The Times. Name Addrees Age School

The Victory Club of Fidelity Review, 140 of the Maccabees Lodge gave a luncheon at Solomon’s restaurant, followed by a theater party Thursday. The club and guests are shown above.

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HENRY HARGRAVES Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hargraves, both 49, or 1215 S. Illinois St., are dead; Mrs. Nellie Carney, their daughter, and their son-in-law, Guy Carney, 1435 S. Talbott St., are wounde-d following a shooting and stabbing affair at the Carney home Thursday. Police say Hargraves shot and stabbed the two women, shot Carney and then shot and stabbed himself and took poison. COOLIDGE AID CONFIDENT Indiana Ixoatler Pleased With Showing in South Dakota. Nomination of President Coolidge at the Republican convention in Cleveland in June Is virtually assured, Ewing Emison, Indiana Coolidge manager, sai din a statement today. Emison said Coolidge has 236 delegates from sixteen States. He said the result in South Dakota, where Hiram Johnson appears tc have carried the State by a small majority is pleasing to friends of the President. Friends of Johnson had been claiming the State by a substantial majority.

LIQUOR CLEAN-UP STARTS IN KNOX City and County Officials Not ‘in' on Work, By United Pms VINCENNES, Ind., March 28. Prosecuting Attorney Floyd Y'oung of Knox County today filed in circuit court eighteen complaints for abatement of alleged public nuisances in which it is charged intoxicating liquor has been sold. Cooperating with the prosecutor is a “committee of ten,” the anti-saloon league, the federal prohibition department, and the attorney general of Indiana. Rev. Ernest Roberts, who heads the committee of ten, has announced he will make an “expose” of flagrant drylaw violations in his sermon Sunday. City and county officials were not taken into the confidence of the parties back of today’s movement. A mass meeting is planned for next week to protest against alleged lax law enforcement. I. IT. President to Speak Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana University, will be the principal speaker at the dinner of the Men of Broadway at the Broadway M. E. church at 6:30 tonight.

Paint Up and Clean Up the Car!

Diamond Cords /,, -riffs ' ran't buy a and more handmm Mtd' (or SI i-Slim K" arante *d to be 1 t 1 firßt 9' aa ' !, - v 30x3*/2 Cl $10.75 30x3*/ 2 S. S $12.25 Double Diamond Fabrics Especially made „f'TjQliu... for such light weight cars as Fords. Chevrolets, Ma x w ells, etc. J quality 7 JHPp*W 20x3 .. s n k°S.... $7.25 30x3V2 Skid. .. $8.50

Seat Covers for Fords Makes your car look batter, makes the seats last longer and keeps your clothes clean. Good grade fabric. Pits perfectly. Easy to take oft for laundering. Four-Door Sedan, $9.75 Tudor (Coach) . .$9.25 Coupe $6.50 Slip Covers for Fords Slip right over the hacks and cushions, making a clean. comfot lining together, waterproofwashable motor ratine, nicely atilorod. Four-Door Sedan, $6.00 Tudor (Coach) .. $6.00 Coupe $2.75 Fyrac Spotlight We have complete ta- l cliitles for Installing. 'SJbf a* Takes about ten min- *Sis it tea.

GUARANTEES'?. Hotel Sever!n 211-213 South Illinois St. I"‘*."ffi.,,

KENTUCKY SOLON IS CHARGED WITH LIQUOR CONSPIRACY Indictment Includes Five Other Men, One a Former ' Dry Agent, By United .Vrtca WASHINGTON, March 28.—Repre sentative John W. Jjangiey, Republican, of Kentucky, and five other men have been indicted on charges of conspiracy in connection with alleged illegal withdrawals of liquor from the Fennwick Distilling Company of Ches wick. Pa. Langley was to appear in court today to plead and give bond for his trial. At the same time Langley’s col- | leagues in the House are considering : his status. Langley was named In the indictments, one charging conspiracy to prevent the lawful course of Government and the other to violate the prohibition act, but his five co-defend-ants were indicted only on the latter 1 charge. The other men named were: Millard , F\ West, former deputy commissioner j of internal revenue in the prohibition j unit: Russell Sackett, dry agent: Sidney Reis, alleged bootlegger, and Ben !L. Moses and Harry Sattler, Joint owners of the Union Drug Company of Pittsburgh, Pa. The charges against the six grew out of testimony given before a grand Jury in Chicago, which indicted Col. Charles R. Forbes, former head of the Veterans’ Bureau. GIRL HELD FOR SMOKING Two, Who Admit Furnishing Cigar ettes to a Minor, Fined. By Time Special RICHMOND, Ind., March 28.—That the Puritans were out-Puritaned when a 17-year-old girl was arrested Thursday for smoking a cigarette In this city was the opinion expressed today. F’rank Rogers and Oran Bradshaw, arrested for furnishing the cigarettes to a minor, admitted their guilt and were fined $lO and costs. Scout Week Opens Sunday A program for Boy Scout Week. March 30 to April 5, will be launched at the Roberts Park M. E. Church with a mass meeting at 2:30 p- m. Sunday. Troop No. 75 wiil assist with part of the program. “The Trumpet Choir” consisting of twenty-five cornetists will play. Moving pictures showing scout work will be shown.

Simoniz Kleener and Polisher Gives a dry, hard, brilliant polish that protects the finish and will not catch dust Waterproof, easily applied. Use the Kleener to clean the car before applying the polish. Kleener 45c Polisher 45c Both or Cans for SDC Top Dressings For Mohair, Leather, Khaki and Ford Tops | I |M Make* old tops look like now. Cements top and table seat at low oo*t A ing and protecting th* material. Dries overnight, leaving top aqft and pliable. Pt., 55c—Qt., $1 Finishing Paints High-grade black paint, made with a finishing varnish. Will dry hard over night. Price, a quart i Tool Boxes for Fords, $1.95 Set of 4 Ford Fenders, $9.75 Also Sold Separately

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