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FISH AND GAME ! DUN SHOWS GAIN IN RECEIPTS Disbursements Boosted by Construction of New Hatchery at Avoca, A semi annual report of the fish and game division of the State conservation department from Oct. 1. 1923 to April 1. 1924, shows total receipts of $131,606. with disburse ments of $85,093. against $117,455. receipts, and $58,819. disbursements for the same period last year. The net gain of $14,120 in receipts is due to a more intensive cooperation between the public and the division, and the $26,275, increase in disbursements this year was caused by construction of a new hatchery at Avoca. Lawrence County, with cost of a larger forcp of game wardens. George X. Mann feld. division superintendent, ex plains. The Avoca hatchery will be completed this year, it is said. 998 Are Arrested The division issued 135,920 license the first six months this year against 123,137 in the same period a year previous, showing a net gain of 12,783. Arrests totalled 998 as against 813 last year. The number of fees from fines collected was , 1.032 as against 767. or a gain of ?65, showing more activity on the part of the warden force, the report adds. There were 946 persons convicted in the last six months. They paid fines and costs aggregating $18,923. For the same period the year previous 777 convicted persons paid fines and costs amounting to $15.441. Arrests and convictions made in the six months of the present fiscal year are nearly three times more than wardens made in aft entire year under the old department. Mannfeld points out. License Sales Double The annual license sales have J nearly doubled. In 1918, 92,666; licenses were issued. In six months i this year the department issued j 135.920 licenses. By October, department officials expect to have j issued at least 185,ft00 or double the number issued in the fiscal year of 1918.

U. S. SPY SYSTEM TO BE ABOLISHED, STONE DECLARES ♦ Will Hire Lawyers and Not Sleuths —Burns’ Job Kept Vacant. Time * Wnith’npton Bureau, 1.1t2 Trie York Are. WASHINGTON, May 30.—Attorney General Stone's remodeling of the bureau of investigation of the Department of Justice is under way. Stone is determined to convert what was rapidly growing into a na-tion-wide “spy system" to a bureau that will be of real service to the Government. Stone declared today that he was going to insist that the future bureau conform to three principles. Legal Cases Oply "The first is that I am going to limit investigations to the preparation of legal cases. The second is that I am against any increase of the bureau beyond these needs and the third is that I am insisting that incompetents be weeded out and that before any new appointments are made T will pass on them myself," Stone stated. He indicated that for the present he would continue to direct the operations of the bureau himself. The bureau was left without a director by the recent resignation of William J. Bums Many Should Be Fired Now that Burns has gone a few things about the department are becoming known. Edward Bohner. chief of the Washington field office of the bureau, testified before the Senate committee investigating former Attorney General Daugherty, that there are a great many persons in the department who ought to be, fired. He made this statement when Chairman Brookhart called attention to criticism of the bureau made by John C. Crim, former assistant attorney general. “Unfortunately, what Mr. Crim has said is true. There are a lot of persons in the department that should be fired.” Bohner declared. Previously Crim had recommended that the burden ought to he abolished unless every agent was a trained lawyer.

USE NATURAL GAS Four Cities in Canada Have Access to Fuel. EDMONTON', Alberta. May 3. The total, production of natural gas in the Province of Alberta during the year 1923, according to returns made by the Dominion bureau of statistics, wa* 6.135,260,000 cubic feet, in comparison with 5.868,439,000 cubic feet in 1922. The province, In this regard, is secorni only to Ontario, which produced in 1923 a total of 7.900,000.000 cubic feet. Natural gas is now in use in four cities in Alberta. Band Will Play EDMONTON, Alberta, May 30. Directors of the British Empire Exhibition in London have set the dates fbr the engagement of the Newsboys' Band of Edmonton, Alberta, at the exhibition for the last three weeks in July and the first three week* in August.

ADVICE TO JUNE GRADUATES ‘Law Profession Needs Men of High Calibre ’

SAMUEL J. i:\TKRMEVER, NEW YORK ATTORNEY, BELIEVES THERE IS CHANCE FOR PROMISX ING ASPIRANTS.

mAM of the opinion that the qualifications required for success in tiie practice of the profession of law are now of such a specialized and exacting character that if applied to business activities they would lead to a great measure of material" success. * I would not advise a young man or woman to enter the profession without a thorough education rare industry and a keen analytical mind. A young jnan' or woman without social or business ties or influence that would secure him other business is not likely to earn more than a bare living for the first five years after graduation A five year’s clerkship in a busy office is a prerequite to eventual success. By “eventual success" I mean moderate success. The financial returns that accompany that kind of success vary greatly in the different, sections of the country. In New York City, the returns vary according to the particular branch of the law prac ticed by the person. At tlfe criminal bar there is very little opportunity for material success. So far as concerns opportunity, there never was A time when there were greater opportunities in my profession for gifted men—of industry—than at present. In the city of New York there <s tC veritable famine of well-grounded trial lawyers, especially for the trial of jury oasea. The flower of the bar has been drawn away by the temptations of money-making from the high profession of advocacy into becoming highly paid ■Jerks or aids to financiers to keep the latter prayerfully within the law. To those who are familiar with the high character and splendid attainments of the dozen or mote giant-s who practiced at the trial bar in the last generation, by comparison with the pigmies who now pass muster at our bar as

LOCAL TOURISTS ARE NOW SEEING AMERICA FIRST Steamship Agencies Report No Increase in Travel to Foreign Lands. Travel to foreign lands, report local steamship agencies, is keeping pace with last year. Slight reductions in tour expense seem to have had little effect on volume of business. The general feeling of tourists is tc see America first and then take in the wonders of the old country. * Indianapolis railroad ticket offices are doing more business than ever before, the result of extensive ad vertising and wakening of the public to the beauty of their home land, railroad agents say. The majority of travel s-ems to ho west to California and northwest to Oregon and the Mt. Rainier district. The recent opening of the great Northwest to tourists and the rush that followed have caused railroad companies to offer low rates, agents say. Many persons are expected to spend their vacations in seeing the wonders of western United States. Automobile travel, while extensive ■'vithin a radius of possibly 250 miles, has not greatly affected rail travel distances greater than this. The next tour section, now in ess of opening, is the Carlsbad casern district in New Mexico, it is said. The cavern, recently discovered. has already claimed a number sis tourists, who have braved the rigors of horseback travel to the now almost inaccessible region. MOTORISTS BEAT GASOLINE TRUST

Rt/ Timm &'prrint OMAHA. Neb.. May 30.—Motorists here are enjoying the benefits of a gas war between the city and a cooperative league on the one hand and the gasoline companies? on the other side. The price of gasoline has dropped from 2014 cents tq, 15 cents in four days. The Standard Oil and other com panies have reduced their price 314 cents to 17 cents a gallon for low test gasoline, to meet the price charged by the “muny" gas station. The price cut Is effective only in Omaha. Tn surrounding towns the old price of 2014 cents still remains. Governor Bryan has instructed the State's attorney general to invest! gate the fact that Omaha dealers are selling gasoline for 17 certts in Omaha, while the same compaies are charging 314 cents more in towns only four miles from the city. Bryan thinks this is a’ violation of the State anti-discrimination law. The starter oL- The gas war wa„s a jump of 4 Wins in ten days some three months ago, when city commissioners voted to install a municipal station and to sell gasoline for 17 cents. Plant Much Corn EDMONTON. Alberta. May 30. Nearly 100.000 acres will be planted in corn in southern this year, according to official estimates made by the provincial department of agriculture. Last year the acreage in com in the province was estimated At 53.000. A large area is Also being sown to sweet clover.

UNTERMEYER "leading trial lawyers” the situation is disheartening. NEXT: BANKING. 5 FI XER XL DIRECTORS Drexel 2570. Res. Drexel 2046, W. T. Blasemgym " FUNERAL DIRECTOR Auto Service for All Occasions Auto Amublance. Lady Attendant. 1625 Shelby St. Indianapolis, Ind. FLANNER & BUCII AN A N ~ - 820 X., Illinois St. m Funeral directors to the people ot Indianapolis since 1887. Phone—Mam 0641. 0642. LI ”641. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY BERT S GADD—=I3O Prospect Si. Phone Stewart 2278. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Main 0908. UND E RTA K ERS —H IS E V & TITUS. 951 N Delaware

D^ E " WafcL 1™ 10 (iiS XT\nT) JOIN 1 > DIAMOND RINGS I DIA MUNI) AND EMERALD KING TWO BRACELETS AND STRING -OP PEARLS IN A BMAIJ BLACK COIN PURSE ABOUT A WEEK AGO: VALUED AS HEIRLOOMS VERY LIBERAL REWARD LINCOLN 1236 964 N MERIDIAN APT. NO 1 LOST—Pocket book at Deschlers meat mar ket stand 321 Thursday. Mon®, bank and note book, gloves. Reward. E Vermont. Marietta Apt. No 21. LOST—Sheil-rim glasses in black leather case, early Wednesday morning on Gray St., car or W Maryland t*t Call Main 3300 or eve- Rror.ks ide 1815 GOLD wrist watch and strap lost on E Mich, car or between Deli, and Colonial Theater, Reward, Web. 0120 I i I>~-MU DRlVEß—Experienced for coal truck Must haw- relerences and licenses Apple in person METROPOLITAN COAL CO 943 S’ Davidson. inmi:h ii()\s MODERN piano and 10 banjo ta ignt in 20 lessons CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL. 106 Pembroke Arcade Circle 3034 MEN to learn barber trade. TRI CITY BARBER S COLLEGE. 510 E Washington St.. Ind' inapolis, Ind. Circle 0757. POPULAR j,: ,i.o music taught in 20 les song, beginners and advanced Clark Roles School 10 W Ohio St Circle 8326 17 SITI~\TIONS WANTED a—Male HOUSEMAN house cleaning, yard work. n- init or Ivor , l.n,"p . i 6902 I)—Female CURTAINS TO LAUNDER LUTZ. DREXEL 0895. I RON NO or a ashing ny the day. ref .. fast worker, s.' 60 Weh, 8632. LAUNDRESS "|i wants washings to bring liciito. Call for and del. HA. 2227 WANTED—To nurse eideriy invalid by ex perieneed woman. Beech Gr. 168 .1-2. SPECIAL-—Wool blankets, fine spreads, silk ami soft shirts LI nooln 4 171 18 BOOMS FOB RENT ALABAMA. N 2424: nice front room; modern, private, home Randolph 8307 ALABAMA -*205 N~i nicely "furnished doubl e roo ms: tar age: rcas R a nil. 3266. CLINTON Hotel: desirable rooms: 29 VirSinia AVft Clrcle 3422. TALBOTT. N 2011. modern furnished room in pn-.al' home Randolph 3407. SPEEDWAY MS 817 . Keystone, desir., Igc. room: roas.. garage. Webster 9045. SPEEDWAY vis , Sleeping room for visitors; reas, 917 N. Ala. Riley 1294. SPEEDWAY vis. : sleeping room In private home Call Drexel 8222, a—Fight Housekeeping ASHLAND, 1645; two modern front rooms. private entrance; range: water: adults COLLEGE. *iT34 1 3 two large light front rooms: kitchenette furnished; janitor service reasonable DELAWARE. N. 525; large room. $5 also sleeping room Call Circle 1189. HOYT 111 - : 7 furnished, modern rooms DR 3816 Call after •> p m. MARKET. B 1536: 3 mod. film. rooms in 'private home Drexel 6316 24TH. E . 665: cor College, 2 rooms with kitchenett: no phildren. 663 F 24'1'H. cor. College; 2 rooms with k.lchenettc: no children b—Board and Rooms NICELY furnished modern. a.iry room for refined ladies; ca6t Drexel 3757, 19 RENTALS

a—Houses AUDUBON road. 116 S.; 5 rooms and bath; $55. Delaware. 429 N.; 6 rooms and bath; $57.50. Alabama, 1822 N.; 3 rooms and bath; S4O to $4. 50 State Savings & Trust Cos. MAm 4517. il E Market St 15TH St.. E . 414 4 bed rooms, modern house; first class repair. $65. Randolph 9364. I.A SALLE, N 2730; 4 rooms, semi ■ modem; $25. W. I, BRIDGES. 137 N. Delaware St. Circle 7808. MAPLE lane, 5119; 7-room house; furnished; garage, $75 month during summer. Brookside 7226. 20TH STREET Seven-.oom modem, newly decorated, hot water heat. New Jersey St., lower duplex, five rooms, $75: heat and water-furnished Lynn St., three rooms; electric lights; COBB REALTY CO MAIN 2216. 1-103 Brookside. 5 rooms $22.00 208'j E. Norwood. 4 ro< ms. newly decor a ted $ 10.00 627 E. Vermont. 6 rooms, modern, rewly decorated water paid . $35.00 1229 Broad wav. 10 rooms, modem. Will decorate. Barn $62.50 I N RICHIE S- SON Main 0520. 710 Bankers Trust Bldg. 824 N. California, colored. 6 rooms and hath: gas; E. TANARUS,.: 3-car garage; $50.00 710 Bankers Trust Bldg. Main 0520. 2730 N. LASALLE BT.; lour-room double. $25 WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. Main 0792, 1026 ORANGE, near Fountain Square. 5 rooms, electricity, gas, water; $22.50. Randolph 138 c.

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19 RENTALS a—Houses COBB REALTY in RENTS— LnSURANCE—RF.CL ESTATE Mate 2—.3. b—Houses, Fiats Furnished DUPLEX Lower, 716 E. 25th St.: 3 rooms, large lawn. $55 per month. STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. Rental Department. c—Apartments NEW upper duplex ix rooms, strictly modern; many built-in features; hardwood floors, mahg woodwork, fireplace, tile hath and kitchen Webster 0201 ■ d—Business Places MADISON. 1025; nice storeroom. large show windows $33 Drexel 3373 e—Miscellaneous GARAGE FOR RENT 1127 W Twenty-Seventh St Lincoln 3845. 21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses BROOKSIDE. 2919 new five room rnodern bungalow; $5,000. $325 down, or will take in trade, car. lot or diamond as first payment. Washington 1876. CAPITOL AVE , hear 38th; modern except furnace: new roof; newly painted, papered. new fixtures, full lot: cast front 74.230' small down payment Wash 1876. DEI AWARE St . north of creek, modern 7-room residence: full basement and attic; might consider trade for double. Owner RANDOLPH lgQg. lyn rfcttiKr, drive One acre. 5-roum bungalow, full basement. electric lights furnace, bathroom, no fixtures garage: 20-minute drive from Monument Circle: built for a home, about 1 year old; price $6,000. This cannot be duplicated* Mike ua an offer Call Circle 6600 Evenings and Sundays. Irv. 2762 Winn Yourself a Bungalow BEAUTIFUL home sites on 1 n line Wado, Horvov ami Kelly - Streets At Churchman Ave. Representatives on grounds Saturday and Sunday afternoons. to tell you how you can win a beautiful little four-room bungalow. SANDERS REALTY AND INVESTMENT CO. 230 Hume Mansuer Bid Indianapolis Stew art 1735 Lincoln 8.M5 or Drex*l 1540 FOR SALE NORTHEAST New bungalow, two large lot*. 122-ft front, 158- ft deep only $2,750; tcune $230 cash, balance monthly I. N. RICHIE A- SON. 710 Rankers Trust Rid, Mam 0520. After 6 p m. Randolph 247 4 FOR COLORED % 906 E. 21st ST. I will sell a 5-room cottage to responsible colored family on monthly payment* Km. 1103 I-in :.8l '■ COTTAGE, new. on pavco street rooms and bath, semi-modern with toilet and sink city waker. ligiits: full basement and furnace, sink in basement: garage: extra lot: $4,200. S3OO down, balance like rent. 1202 S Sherman Drive. FOR COLORED N East; four room bungalow: $2,000; SIOO down, balance like rent L. R. LYONS, 108 N Delaware. BUNGALOW, new 5-room bath !arg basem* nt, furnace gas, electricity, south front lot. 40x150. improved alley See owner 2038 E Twelfth_St. FOUR-ROOM bungalows easy payment* Wash. 4344 CITY BLURS. REALTY CO FOR nice homes cast or south, call C. J OSP.URN Drexel 6184 BUNGALOW, new 5-room mod Riverside drive Terms Randolph 6793 d—lvOtA DE QUINCY 9T . south of Tenth St., cast front bargain for quick sale. Also. 6000 Capitol Ave , east front. Washing ton 1876. 44TH and Cornelius: 2 lota; Improvements in. Owner. Brookflicin 7 41*1

80 ACRES 111 Hendricks County, near j National Road 22 miles out well im- ] proved $12,000. mortgage $6 000. Trade What have you? L R. LYONS. 108 N Delaware, Lincoln 6520. EQUITY In beautiful wooded lot in Foreat Hill; by owner. Randolph 0201. e—Suburban EDGEWOOD: one blocs cast paved Madison Rrt : 5-room bungalow, newly de.-tv rated; electric lights. garage \ acre ground. 50 young fruit and shade trees Ciose sehool. stores ami bus lines: only $4000; reasonable terms Mr Cotting ham. Main 2957 or Ran 8605. ORIN JESBUI* I.A NO COMPANY Price S2OO Down $21.50 a Month New four-room cottage. 7 miles west of. Monument. One block from interurban stop, 3 blocks from bus lines and National road. One acre of ground and garage. MA in 2957 or BEI. 3386-Ring 2 Evenings. 707 Occidental Building. j $ 110.00 Down Aero Tracts Located at interurban stops. On or near paved roads and bus Circle. Building up with nice homes. Restricted against colored people. Double credit allowed for each dollar up to SIOO. Prices from S6OO up. Balance may be paid in small weekly or monthly payments. Let us show you these tracts without any obligation to you. For appointment call office, MA in 2957, evenings BEI. 3386 ring 2. 707-10 Occidental Bldg. ——- —— —.— 1U ACRES, northcas . near interurban stop: cash or terms. A No, 1432. Times h—Summer Resorts aud Cottages. River Lots $145 and Up v Just a few choice River front* , and a few cither choice lots remain in River Park. Located north of Ravenswood on White River. Follow concrete road north of Broad Ripple for two miles. Then one mile east on Dandy Trail to River Park. Good bathing facilities, dancing, fishing, playgrounds, boating, picnic tables and etc. Buy early and buy tne . best. $25 down. Smally weekly or monthly payments. If you would like to see these fine lots call Clarence or D%yle, office MAin 2957, evenings PEI. 3386 ring 2. 707 Occidental Bldg. g—Builders and Contracting. IF you have a clear lot we will build you a home. Our houses are better and cheaper, because we have no office help and pay no commission. Call Main 1221 and aek for MB. ELVERS or MR. KLEIN.

II REAL ESTATE FOR SACK g—Building and Contracting. BUILDERS Have lots clear will deed. Let you build house, and take second mortgage. Address A No, 1428 Times. 22 RE ALE STA T KWANTED Ready Money In cash awaits the owner of small house south or west, regardless of condition. Will pay all cash immediately if priced right. Ran. 0473. WE have cash customers for small in•ome property. PRIES.MEYER k WEISS Li. 8105. 136 N. Del. Eve Ha. 2913 WE NEED HOUSES. Call Lincoln 3734, Immediate attention given ail calls. Ettingev & Sehreiber C vtT ' FOR CHEAP RENTAL PROPERTY RROOKSIDF. 1272 ?:i FARM LANDS KG t’Y acres Florida land for S4O down; i ly sls pet acre; $lO monthly. Level, prt, active, go Ml drainage and markets; in Irish potato ana orange grove belt. Write Realty Developmi >it Cos.. Palatka. Fla 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE* a—Coal, Ice and Wood Special Prices Now is the time to v buy good, clean coal To secure good clean coal you must be sure to buy from a good, reliable coal dealer. The past sixteen years' expenence in the coal business taught us to select our coal from the best reliable guinea in the country. Best W. Va. Block clean fkd. $6.50 Best E. Ky. Block clean fkd.s6.so Best Poca.Tted Ash $8.50 Best Glendora lp., clean fkd. $6.00 Rest Glendora egg. clean fkd $5.50 Best Ind. Ip., clean fkd $5.75 111 or Ind. egg. clean, fkd.. $5.35 High-grade nut and slack $3.75 KINDLING WITH EACH TON. A discount on all cash orders of two tons or more. Union lee & Coal Cos. Drexel 4621. Drexel 4622. b—Clothing TROUSERS p To Match p n Your Coat n 7* $3.95, $495 T S $5.95, $6.95 and up. S THE PANTS STORE CO. 48 West Ohio St., Near Illinois e—Household Goods RUGS 9x12 Size $8 45 and Dp Floor Covering, Yard 49c Window Shades 29c United Rug and Linoleum Mills 42b E. Washington St. SPECIAL Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, 9x12, $14.75 Regular nationally advertised price t* $lB Small size- proportionately ortced All sires and patterns in stock. NO SECONDS All perfect rugs and are fully guaranteed. Our new spring stock of Bruesels, Axtntnslcr* velvets and Wilton rugs are sold at the lowest prices in the city Come in and let .is prose it. A small deposit ; holds any rug for future delivery*. Free Delivery Anywhere Dorfraan Rug Cos. 207 W. Wash. St opposite St.itehouse. “If it covers the floor, we have it." Open Saturday evenings until 9 o'clock ATTRACTIVE full-size wooden beds in ivory, oak or any color enamel. $18.50. FURNITURE SPECIALTIES CO.. 442 Massachusetts Ave. Lincoln 6061. COMBINATION folding bed and chlfforohe oak Hot blast heater, practically new Drexel 6290. , HOOVER electric sweeper, guaranteed. f;ee demonstration Lincoln 3441 d—Miscellonoous Tents and Tarpaulins All Sizes Also Tourists Tents Priced Right 1302 W. WASHINGTON

Typewriter Bargains USED LARGE AND SMALL TYPEWRITERS AT LOW PRICES. ALL GUARANTEED CASH OR PAYMENTS. EXPERT REPAIRING AT LOW COST. RIBBONS 50c pEACII. Clark Typewriter Shop IS W. MARKET ST.. 2ND FLOOR Phone Main 2686. TYPEWRITERS $25. $35. S4O. SSO. S6O: factory re- i built* and fully guaranteed. Typewriters , rented, repaired AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. 30 S Pennsylvania Lltt ! coin 6822. Established 1860 ' Carload, guaranteed, new, A grade, ft and 5 ft. bath tubs, 30 In. wide with 3 in. roll rim. Price $22.50. Mail order* filled. M. L. Goldberg & Son Cos. 1302 W. Washington. ft* —Musical Instruments PIANO UPRIGHT; BARGAIN: GOOD CONDITION. KENWOOD 3774 PIANO, upright, real bargain, easy Terms Randolph 4891. SET OF TRAP DRUMS. WE bet er 2100. f—Pot and Live Stock RABBITS (OLD AND YOUNG) CHEAP 2. Bl MINLS-S ANNOLNCK-MENTS BATHROOM COMPLETE. S9O E M. Haulm Cos. 3215 E. Mich. Web. 3001. CARPENTERING AND ROOFING Repairs. T. F. BISHOP, 15 S. East. Main 6812. CONTRACTOR, plaster of.all kinds; estl- _ mates free. 8. ADAMS. Webster 2927. FEATHERS bought, sola and renovated; feather mattresses and pillows made. E F BURKLE. 416 Mass Main 1428. HAIR combings called for and made into switches. Beech Grove 230-J 1, PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING FIRST-CLASS WORK GUAR. Bel 4647. PAPER HANGING; PAPER FURNISHED. WEB. 81*66. PAPER hanging aco painting at reasonable price. Call Wash 0280 Irv, .'1950. PAPER eld. $i up; windows, lirdwd. firs.. woodwork. Expert. THOMAS. M. 1307. PAPER cleaning, woodwork washed; make old, paper like newt Randolph 6219. RUGS, 9x12; thrly elna.: $2. All work guar. SUPERIOR CLEANERS. Ken. 4462. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana Ave. SODDING. ,-Trading and white-washing spray or brush. Lincoln 2014. UPHOLSTERING furniture, repairing and refln'shing. DR. 7691 for free est. VAULT CLEANING. PERSONAL SERVICE 935 E. Maryland. Stewart 1794. MULLER’S HAT SHOP f| Now Located at 107 W. Maryland. f Formerly 28 Kentucky Ave.

27 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ; a uT'^Tugs cleaned: $2. Lincoln 7673. 28 STORAGE ANiTtH AN SEEK <^ e RADIO TRANSFER“ 3 Overland or City Hauling 3 3 214 E. New York. 3 - y 33 HAULING—PACKING—STORAGE Otto J. Suesz, Main 2353-3628. Night: Webster 0699. Low rate on California shipments. LOCAL and overiana moving, storage, crating and packing. HOOSIER TRUCKING CO.. 15 S East St. Main 6812. Red Ball Transit Cos. 26 Monument PI. Main 4631. MIKE O'BRIEN. Transfer and Storage Main 1307. LIGHT MOVING AND TRANSFER DRFiyFT, 9001 SO AUTOMOBILES FOK SALE b—Gasoline BRISCOE. 1920; good tires: this is a good buy for someone: $75 down. HAYNES & SCHMIDT. INC. 120-22 W. North St. Lin, 7575. CHEVROLET sedan 1922: upnoistery like new tear view miror. windshield wiper, sun visor, spotlight, stoplight. 5 good tires, step plates, paint in very good condition, motor in A-l condition, for quick sale $450.00. HAYNES & SCHMIDT. Inc. 120-22 W. North St. Lin. 7575. CHEVROLET TOURING Demonstrator; we. have one i left, driven less than 1.000 miles; new oar guarantee: we will save you money: see ' CHEVROLET CO. 540 E. Wash. St Open Evenings. CHEVROLET Superior. 1923: first-class in every respect: extra equipment. To gel this car ask for No. 262. Bargain. $425. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO.. Capitol at Michigan. CHEVROLET —Coupe. 1922: $350 5 good cord tires; first-class shape mechanically; looks fine. Small down payment, or will trade. • 422 N. Meridian St. Open evenings and Sunday. CHEVROLET TOURIN'* new $l5O down. PRATHER CHEVROLET CO. 6"0 Virginia Ave. DR. 6847. Open evenings and Sunday. CHEVROLET TOURING. 1923: ha had the best of care; runs like anew car; SIOO cash; balance monthly. 235 W. Georgia. Circle 8327. CHEVROLET roadster, m splendid condition, msi overhauled, good tires, good bargn $1.30, terms Virgil Henry. C. 1934 DORT 1922 touring: new ures; terms. 559 N, Capitol. Lincoln 4316 DODGES, all models. open and closed 'erms oq trade, 539 N Capitol. LI. 4316. DURANT touring, 1923 sport model; good condition. We are taking a reduction of 20 per cent on this Ask for car No. 354 to gef our special price. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO. Capitol at Michigan. FORD. 1922 coupe; rung use new: double bumpers; lots of extras: finance car. sell balance due on loan Your opportunity at SSO down. Unusual bargainBetter hurry Main 5013. FORD—Coupe 1921: $275. All good tires. Decker loek wheei. fine upholstering: looks fine. A bargain: SB7 down, balance terms. 422 N, Meridian St. Open evenings and Sunday ____________ FORD—Touring 192i $125. * Regular good, tires first-class 'mechanical condition: SSO down, fiaiance $3.50 per week 422 N. Meridian Si Open eve-i mgs and Sunday. FORD 1923 model touring. $275; starter and dem rims and looks like new, 5 good cord tires othe.r extras small down payment or will trade 122 N Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday FORD touring. 192: good paint and tires, excellent mechanical condition. SSO cash, balance monthly. INDIANA INVESTMENT AND SECURITIES CO.. 235 W Georgia. Circle 8327. ~ FORD 1921 touring in excellent condition throughout; good ures A real buy for S4O down pavment. Balance easy terms 235 W Ge.rgia. Circle 8327. FORD BODIES Sedan, coupe, roadster, commercial and touring bodies. SWIS9HELM & PARKER. 644 E Wah Open Eve*. FORD sedan 1921 : starter and demountable? cord tire-: good upholstering and naint. Car has had excellent care. A~k lor .ar No 351. priced at *340. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO Capitol at Michigan. FORD touring. 1923 slarter and demountable rims: over-sized tires and extra ! equipment. Ask for car No 210 It s a i bargain at $290 CAPITOL OVERLAND ICO Capitol at Michigan | FORD roadster. 22: starter, demountable rims, good tires. lock wheel: $275. Ask ; for car No. 291 CAPITOL OVERLAND !CO Capitol nl Michigan. FORD. 1923 touring; starter, demountable* lock wheel: like new. Finance car. Sell balance due S3O down Main 6013. FORD. 1922 touring: runs perfect: S7.V balance easy terms. MILLER AUTO SALES. 644 K Washington FORD. 1922 tourin,. starter, dem.. lock wheel and other extras: $175; terms. 427 N Meridian. Open evenings. FORD 1920 roadster, runs fine $65 cash, that’s ■".11. 437 N Meridian. Open evrnings FORD 192.1 touring, in good condition throughout, good tires 235 W. Georgia. Circle 5.137 FORD. 1918 touring 1 our best buy to- — ****’• 427 N. Meridian. KISSEL—YeIIow specdsielc 1920 Your chance to own one ol those classy little racers at a low figure H wire wheels, 6 cord tires; $l5O in extra*. A bargain. Terms or trade 422 N Meridian Si Main 3022. Opening evenings and Sundays.

PREPARE NOW WITH ERIE CORDS TUBE INCLUDED WITH ALL CORD TIRES Cords 1 I Wri q 30x3% Prtmo. guaranFirst Quality || 166(1 -46.50 No tubes with this special. Tmliw'F’ .iPflEgl 30xa%\..f $9.75 Standard Four COTOS ff|fl|f§|g[ * ' l ° ™ are a high-grade tire and Ar by us. ju j f||jj| .1 Diamond Cords a real mileage giver. t a., n ert 0} ipStfiJi 43" -Ml first quality. tK’USttr*"™ ill* Tube Included ~.516.50 g l *j|| 14*4 *6.j10 '63x 4 Other si zeT In proportion. [ | ~] ] $23J5 f IS! Standard Tubes 34x4 1 / 2 - First Quality. 35x4% $26.00 a-xati **?'.****. .9 9.7$ Guaranteed_for One Year. 36x4 Vs $27.00 • pxss j ■■■"■ ■•• • • i4o 35x5 ~.500.00 Haynes Cords Other sizes in proportion. ~ 35x5 22.50 We prepay charges on any mail order received from out of town. For the benefit of our “out-of-town' orders, we have established an hourly system. We will ship auy order one hour after it is received at our office. CONSUMERS TIRE CO.

SO AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—Gasoline MAXWELL coupe. Kelly-Springfield cords: lot of extra equipment, new paint. Will demonstrate anywhere. Buy this at $535. Ask for ear No. 272. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO.. Capitol at Michigan. MAXWELL, 1920 tonring: this car has had except icnal care. An exceptional bargain: S6O down, balanace on very easy payments. 427 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday. NASH touring, mechanical A-l: guaranteed; $275: $125 down, balance 1 year. 218 E. Jsnv York St. Main 4446. NASH 6 sedan; fully equipped all-round. A-l condition. Looks like new. 2635 W, Walnut. Belmont 0306. OAKLAND. 1917 louring; $125.00; terms 427 N Meridian Open evenings. OVERLAND Champion, late 1923; good bumpers front and rear: good cord tires, motometeic and bar cap. automatic windshield cleaner. Only driven 4.000 miles. Ask for car No. 311 to get our price of $650 on this. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO v Capitol at Michigan, ■*_ OVERLAND coupe. 1921 o good tires! repainted: motor in excellent condition; worth $375: will sacrifice for $325 for quick sale. HAYNES k SCHMIDT. INC. 120-22 W. North St. Lin 7373. OVERLAND touring, model 4. 1920. This is an exceptional buy: has two new cord tires’and a spare; $195. Ask for car No. 223 CAPITOL OVERLAND CO , Capitol at Michigan. OVERLAND model 4 sedan. 1922; good tires, mohair upholstery, good paint, excellent condition; $530. To buy this ask for ear No. 253. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO.. Capitol at jyjg;higan. STANLEY STEAMER. In fine condition. Cash, terms or trade Circle 4977 STEPHENS touring. 1918: $250: good tires: first*flass shape, mechanically a real buy Small down payment or will trade. 422 N. Meridian St. Open eve nings and Sun jay, STUDEBAKER big 6; 7 passenger. 1920. fine looking <ar: needs a little work. Priced to sell. $195: bring this add with you; worth $lO on price of car. INDPLS. AUTO PARTS k TIRE CO 522 N. Capitol. Open evenings and Sunday STUTZ—4-passenger sport speedsier: 16valve: new paint, body Stutz red: all renickeled like new; 6 good tires. An unusually attractive bargain: $275 down: terms or trade. Open evenigß and Sunriay 422 N. Meridian St. Main 3022. For-Good Used Cars See I WOLF AUTO CO. 559 N. Capitol. Main 1579. Open Sundays. 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. USED cars, all kinds, on easy payments Storage, parts, accessories. All night service, SOUTH SIDE SALES. DR 6340 USED CARS bought and sold. I. GOLDBURG, 522 N. Capitol. FOR DEPENDABLE used cars, see C. H. WATJ.ERICH CO 833 N Meridian St. e—Trucks FORD light delivery truck, in A-l condition throughout: only slightly used. This car is a bargain. 235 W. Georgia. Circle 8327, FORD truck, mechanically A-l: reasonable if sold by June 7, Will arrang* terms for reliable party. Call 521 Ogden St., or Lin 4656 FORD pane) delivery 1922 model: Martin- , Parry body. A great buy at $l9O. A°k for car No 250 CAPITOL OVERLAND CO Capitol at Michigan. 31~ WANTED, 100 CARS ,to wreck for parts. Will pay the highest swash prices. Cal! us first. SAM CORAZ AUTO PARTS k TIRE CO. 519 N, Capitol Ave Main 6389. AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E New York St. Main 4446. 37 MOXKV TO LOAN 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 quickly obtained from US. S2O to s3(o© * We loan on PIAXOS. FURNITURE, AUTOft. LIVE STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS. ETC. We can arrange repayment of loan to suit vou. Capitol Loam Go* UV/ 2 E. Wash. st. Mini 0383 Lincoln 7184. 32 MTO sll*l*l IKS, KIiPAIHS AUTO TOPS—*IO UP I v Sedans trimmed and upholstered. AUTO TUP SHOP 36 E South C r.-le SI 10. J*TANDARDNAK£~EAJY TERMS CAPITAL SALES CD aeeal

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3^.\F'I(>SU’PPI,IFS,FtFP.\IR^^ AUTO WASHING Our'specialty. 334 N. Illinois. S_& S Auto Laundry TIRES—TIRES Ford sizes. $2 and up. Other sizes, $3 and up All used tires guaranteed. justments at half price. 525 W. WsH ington_ St Open evenings ~ 33 MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES Bit YCLES. good, $8 and up: tires. $2 and _j 6. 940 Mass. Ave. _ ;^_a 54 AUTOMOBILES FUR KENT RENT A NEW CAR. U drive it. 127 E. Wabash Cricle 3000. ______ 35 FINANCIAL Personal Loams $lO to S3OO to any one keeping house. No indorsers. No embarrassing questions. No inquiries of employer, friends or tradespeople. $ 50 for 4 months costs $ 4.38 SIOO for 4 mouths costs $ 8 76 S2OO for 4 months costs 517.50 S3OO for 4 months costs $26.25 The above cost is based on equal principal payments being paid monthly. Other amounts at same proportionate rate. Loans . made lor as long as tw-enty months payable in convenient monthly installments. Interest is charged on unpaid principal balances for exact number of day* between payments and for jußt the actual time you keep the money. No other charges of any kind. If in a hurry phona Main 2923. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE SERVICE CO. 404 Kresge Bldg. 41 E. Washington St~. cor. Penn. Telephone. Main 2923. Under Sta ;- Banking Supervision. 39 LEGAL NOTICES • LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the following) lots of goods: Lot 1995, in name of Robert) Bowlin. 1 chair. 1 box and 5 barrels: loti 2107. in name of S. R. Mcßride, 3 boxes, lj trunk. 1 stand. 1 sack and 1 rocker; lot 2244. in name of W. A. Shaui, 1 bed.) heating stove. 7 chairs. 1 table. 1 wringer,; 1 davenport. 1 refrigerator, rugs, hat rack.) wash, machine, desks, stands and wash) stands: lot 3131, in name of Henry) Thorpe. 1 stove. 2 boxes, tub. stands.: cabinet and othPr goods: lot 2226. in name 1 of Sadie Hicks Richardson, bed. bookshelf.pictures, ringer,~,ehairs. mirrors, bedding.! dining table, rugs and other goods; lot; 2269. in name of Fred Dyer, 1 trunk, II baby cab and child's chair; lot 2295, ln‘ name of Sophia Berkely. 1 square piano: l lot 3056. In name of Chester Yarger, 1, davenport. 1 bed. 1 dining table. 1 sideboard, 2 library tables and 1 box and 1 other goods: lot 2205. in name of Jofcnj Tippett. 1 step ladder, tool box, piano! stool coal range, child's play house (K.i D. t and other goods: lot 2251, in name of Jerry Little. 1 davenport, 5 chairs, 1 kitch-' rn cabinet. 1 refrigerator. 1 library table 1 and 1 chiffonier, will be sold at auction on. Monday. June 16. 1924. at 9 o’clock a. m.. at 1605 College Ave.. Indianapolis, Ind . for storage and otheT charges. COLLEGE AVENUE STORAGE CO.. NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS Notice is hereby given that the under-; signed. Charles M. Dawson. Trustee of ( Washington School Township. Marion County. Indiana, upon the first day of July. 1924, at 10 a. m.. at the office of the; Trustee in the Board Ripple State Bank building. Broad Ripple. Indiana, in the presence of the Advisory Board, will offer, for sale $145,000.00 School Bonds of said; township, which have been authorized by the Township Trustee and Advisory Board, for the purpose of purchasing school) grounds and the building of anew school building on Sixty-Second St near the Aliisonville Rd.. in said township. A Said bonds bear interest at the 4'j per cent per annum, payable annually, and are in the dPmonination tlt $300.00 each. The first twenty (20) of said bonds fall due July 1. 1925: the second twenty (20t July 1. 1926. and a sim ilar number of bonds fall due upon the first day of July of each year thereafter until the last series of ten (10) which fall due July 1. 1939. Said bonds are negotiable and payable at the Broad Ripple State Bank. Broad Ripple. Ind., and bear date of July 1. 1924. CHARLES M. DAWSON, Trustee of Washington School Township Marion County, Indiana. EMSLEY W. JOHNSON, Attorney. May 16 23. 30 BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS NOTICE OF HEARING Notice is hereby given that William B. Morgan hasjiled with the Board of Zoning Appeals of the city of Indianapolis, a peti- 1 tion asking permission to erect a one and; one-half slorv accessory building on the rear of the lot at 4537 College Av= A public hearing will be held ty §*i<l I Board in Room 104. city hall, at 3 p. m . Tuesday. June 10. 1934, at which tim* ! and place all interested property owners j will be given opportumy to be heard with) i reference to the matters set out in said 1 petition BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS. CHARLES E. COFFIN. President. R. A TAENISCH, Secretary. May 30th.