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DOUBTS POWER OF STATE COPS Judge Wilmeth Investigates Validity of Charges, City Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth today was investigating the validity of charges preferred by State motor police in his court against Anthony Zaephel. 20. of 1438 Charles St., alleging speeding and improper driving. Wilmeth said the State law had been cited to him, that State motorpolice who hold their commissions under the secretary of State's office have no power to arrest motorists on speeding or improper driving charges. Zaephel was arrested last July by State Motor Policeman Sam Young and Joe Shinn after a six-mile chase between Ft. Benjamin Harrison and Brightwood. His case had been continued in city court. Wilmeth said he was going to make a thorough investigation of his jurisdiction in the case. News of Interest to State Fair Visitors i TRAINS SLOWED By Times Special NEW CARLISLE. Ind., Sept. 5. Definite action has been taken here toward the elimination of the grade crossing at that point known as "Death's Crossing," where steam and electric lines have claimed scores of lives within the last few years. Beginning Sept. 15 all trains must slow to eight miles an hour, doe to an ordinance passed by the town board here. Eighty-three daily trains on the New York Central are affected by . the order, as well as a number of trolley cars.

BRANCH TO SPEAK By Vnitcd Press MARTINSVILLE, Ind., Sept. 5. Governor Emmett F. Branch will be the principal speakers at a rally of Second District Republicans here tonight. Ed Jackson, Republican candidate for Governor, and other candidates for State offices are planning to attend and deliver short speeches. The rally will he a homecoming for Governor Branch and Miss Dorothy Cunningham, national committeewoman from Indiana, both of whom live here. FIREMEN ELECT By Times Special MICHIGAN, CITY. Ind.. Sept. 5. Indiana State Firemen’s Association in convention here elected: Frank Stevens. Marlon, president: Frank !I. Miller, Terre Haute, secretary: Harry Fulmer. Indianapolis, treasurer. and George Swartz. Ft. Wayne, committee chairman. Evansville was chosen for the 1925 convention. TRIAL UNDER WAY By Times ' preinl COLUMBUS. Ind.. Sept. s—After excusing eighty-five talesmen in an attempt to get a jury to try Mel McKee for the murder of Willard Mingous with a shotgun May 21. the trial got under way today. James Henry, the employer of the two men. spring a surprise on the State Thursday and an attempt was made to impeach hl3 testimony. DEDICATION SET By Times Special ANDERSON. Ind.. Sept. s.—The new- Calvin Bronnenberg Madison County Orphans' Home will be forms lly dedicated here Sept. 11. Total cost will be $150,000. It is built on 265-acre tract left the county by the late Calvin Bronnenberg, wealthy bachelor. SIREN NO GOOD By United Press NORTH MANCHESTER. Ind., Sept. 5. —An electric fire alarm siren, recently placed above the city hall here, has been returned to the manufacturers as unsatisfactory. The. noise it produced was foun* to he hardly on a par with the old fire hpll which will again he placed in service. BURIAL HERE Bn Times Special ORLEANS. Ind.. Sept. 5. Funeral services for Jonce Mnnyhan, 68. prominent banker of southern Indiana who died suddenly Thursday. were held here today. Burial will he in Crown Hill cemetery at Indianapolis. Saturday. HAMMER LETS GO By Times Sperieil COLUMBUS. Ind. Sept. 5. Thomas Morrison wap seriously Injured when a sledge hammer with which he was driving a wedge flew off and -struck him in the head.

CHILD HURT BY AUTO Rum in Front of Machine. Driver Tells Police. Viola Ruff. 8. of 1828 Martindale Ave., is in the city hospital suffering from a possible fracture of the skull and severe bruises-about the body re 'eived Thursday when she wa.' -truck by an automobile in front of 1524 N. Kealing Ave. Harry Marks 3715 E. Sixteenth St., driver, told police that the child ran away from • ■er aunt, Mrs. Leila McDowell, 1517 Kealing Ave., and darted in front of his cai'. Jennie King, 5. of 818 E. Eleventh jt., is suffering today With a broken kg received Thursday when she was Truck by a machine in front of her home. James Proctor, 2634 Cornell Ave., driver, was held. Rally at Roberts Park A rally of the Standard Bearers of the Indianapolis district will be held at the Roberts Park M. E. Church tonight. Miss Edith Bell, returned missionary, will give an address. A social hour will follow when a story-telling contest will be ataged.

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; DEATH NOTICES GARDNER. CARRIE C.—Beloved wife of Samuel M. Gardner, at the late home. Park Avr.. Thursday, Sept. 4 r m neral from residence, Monday. Sept. 8. 2 p ni Friends niay call Sunday. 1 to 9 p' m. Funeral and burial private. SHEEHAN* LOVINA—Wife of James Sheehan and mother of Leona. Helen and Marearct Sheehan. departed this Me Wednesday. Sept. 3. at residence. 2806 Jl Denny at 8 p m.. age 57 years, r unerai Saturday. Sept. 6. 8:30 a. m.. at residence, and St Francis De Sales Church. 0 a. m. Burial Holy Cross. Friends invited. 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS “Sf 1 UkeUct^ lP W. T. BLASEXGY.M 2228 Shelby St. 1702 N. Illinois. Drexel 2570 PLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N. Illinois St. Funeral directors to the people of Indianapolis since 1887 Phone—Main 0641. 0642. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY BERT S GADD—2I3O Prospect St. Phone Stewart 227S UNDERTAKERS HISEY & TITUS. 031 N, Delaware Main 3680. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market Main 0008 Whiteside & Hixon 161S Prospec* Si. Drexel 3823. 10 LOST AND K)1M) FOUND—Articles found in Indian a polls street cars yesterday:

2 BUNDLES BANK BOOK 1 PURSES M AIN 2737. A LADY S purse, brown; lost on E Wash * or Sherman drive: contains S3O rail road pass and other articles. Finder return to 2720 E. Wash, and receive reward. | LOsT —Between 200 block on Massachusetts Ave and Guaranty Bids old j fashioned breast pin. set with amethyst ; Reward. Humboldt 2245. , : BOSTON Bull pup. small: answers to Tony. Return to 4110 Guilford. Reward. Washington 4270. WILL party in machine who picked up suit oase at Thirty-Fourth and Fall Cri-ek Blvd. please rail Webster 7742? WHITE beagle hound with brown fa e and ear: brown spot on side and back. female- liberal reward Circle 2000. LUST Masonic billfold downtown, noon hour Tuesday, containing S2O; finder please call Stewart lOSfv KEY RING four !o-. Riverside Park Sun. evening. Kenwood 3685. ALPHA Pi unt'ca pin jeweled initials on hack Reward HnniHo';; -.‘70 1 MASONIC ring. Wednesday or Thursday. Call Main 3110 liberal reward. PAINTER'S sample .-ns,- near Cell. z<> and 28th E G. Robbins liar 2117. J HELP \V ANT LI)—M AI E MB fAHTEDCarry B:g Downtown Newspaper Routes : Apply Mr. Cross G!relation Dept. The Ind'atraapolis Times 214 W. Maryland St. COOK-—Must lx* flrst-elass all round: man ami wife preferred; no others need apply only clean, experienced people. FLEMING HOTEL Petersburg Ind is insirTutions ATTRACTIVE SALARY Interesting Work In Beauty Culture A profession which in not overcrowded So* how we help you to earn while you learn, {five you practical experience, enable you n eithcsr day or evening claep*e to make your Ilf* work and happier INVESTIGATE NOW —eend for fre* booklet an I complete information •—NOW. FREE CLINIC Diplomas Awarded. fiainbpwJkadenw Culture w 157 N. Illinois St. 2d FI. Stewart Blk., Circle 0296. MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-cFtY BARBER COLLEGE. 510 E. Washington St . Indianapolis, T and. Circle. 0757. POPULAR piano music tmignt in 20 lea- : sons, beginners and advanced. Clark j Boles S.-hnol, 10 W Ohio Si Cir. le 8326. j HOME FOR TRANSIENTS Abode for Homeless Men Considered by Soeia! Council Committee. * Proposal that the Volunteers of America maintain a lodging house for homeless men was continued for further study by the Council of Social Agencies Thursday. H. M. Glossbrenner. transients committee chairman, urged that the council approve establishment of such a home. Committee recommended that beds and meals he provided and that Earle F. Hites of the Volunteers of America supervise such a home, which the Community Fund would be asked to finance. Four Pickpocket Suspects Held Four men arrested on vagrancy charges by Detectives Allen, Hillman. Stone. Dalton, Hopson, White. Sullivan and Schaffner, all assigned to the State fairground - , are held as pickpocket suspects.

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13 INSTRUCTIONS L\ rose p.kauty salon is a school "Where QUality Reigns." An exclusive school where expert personal attention is given. Try Our Free Clinic 415 Roosevelt Bldg. Cir. 6577 , SHORTHAND in 30 days: typewriting. l>n- , VHtf* lesson*, flay or evening. 6'-- 1 M >- . pk* Bank Bldg. Lincoln 1130 __ j It sTiXibMAX WANTED ; SALESMEN AY ANTED Generous advance and commission proposition. Easy to si ll on easy terms Only ! rriiabie men need appo *■' - Mr - I , lintel s.-pt. Sand 9. THE' ' MG 1-T> SEPARATOR COMILANY v, * I.FxM EN —We have men making more ‘ than" Tloo.oo per week with onr . h ‘ ,u *s; , to-ho..se proposition. Mr. Waitra*** us the MIDLAND MAM l-ACTURING CQ 2330 College Avr , City ! DISTRICT manag-ra. " salesmen : F}o-S7.> ■ weekly.* 125 varieties brushes etc. Gel our 50-50 proposition. "> train Inexperienced NEW AY BRUSH CO. Hartford., Conn.. _ I 16 HELP WANTED-—!; EM ALE HOUSEKEEPER for man and child In small apartment: good home; ork light. References. Address A No. | Times. _ i WANTED —Housekeeper to take lull eharge of children, school age- 2036 N. Olney. _— j 1 7 SjTUAfl TUNS WANTED j h—Female CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. MRS J LIT/ LINCOLN 1956. i

18 ROOMS FOB ItKNT _ BROADWAY. I .VI4 two nice sleeping rooms, private horns. Circle 625.. Ci.INTON HOTEL! Tfr VirKi.ua Ate : de-sn-ab'.f right 111 heart of city; S3 and Sfl per wek. _ : ILLINOIS St . 431: sleeping- rooms In modern apartment. Lin HI *“ M ICH IG AN St 2010 E newly turn” mod i )0 m private family We be ter 84P1-J, MEW jTTkTk V N "HIT two pb-aeant, rooms near Fall Creek fair visitors ar- , > nmniodß'ed: close to fair. ! NEW JERSEY" N .lIS modem sleeping rooms Steam heat NOBLE 3"tr newly furnished modem loom gentleman p ret erred Lin 4034. pf N F 5.16 3 semi-modem ttnfurnished rooms: electric light# and water furnished . $5 per week PROSPECT 1210: modem rooms. 1 down and 2 up; 1 squarefrom fountain. T CO? NECTING room*, unfurnished, man and wife preferred. Bel. 3877 W. ROOM 2413 Park"; cheap steam heat. ha! 1 :, private entrance Kenwood 4__n TWO arm front rooms mod.; suitable for 2 or 3 gentlemen Circle 4!“*a • —Light Housekeeping COI.I.F.CtK, 2154 Vi: nice clean modem furnished rooms: private entrance; janitor service; reasonable. TioVr An 11 | , tw o furmshf and houseseeping, modern room*. Call after 5 p m. DrPxel 5810. PLEASANT. 1112; modern furnished rm* and light housekeeping. Drcxel 7i*os-M.| ~j:( ; ILLINOIS. 2 rooms kitchen rluige.| gink! hoi water, bath, main floor, $7.00. j TWO - nicely furnished rooms with home privileges. Randolph ,0411. ‘ TWO modern furnished rooms. Call Drexel j 0830-J. :T DOWNSTAIRS rms furn.. modem ehil-< dren welcome; $6 wkly. Circle QQSO. | 4 TNECRnTsHEIi rooms, first floor; aduits. Drexel OTTO •T LARGE nicely furnished front room*, modern: private entrance. Ken. 4774 lfl ~ ~ K ENTAILS a—Houses 245 jj. Davidson. 4 rooms SI 5.00 1403 b, Brookdde. 3 rooms 517.50 627 Vi E Vermont. 4 rooms $17.60 875 W llth colored. 3 rooms. .. $14.00 I. N. Richie & Son. Main 0520. 710 Bankers Trust Bldg. RENT " Valley Are . four room double, large yard electric lights, city w*te.r, S2O. conn REALTY CO.. MAIN 2218. d—Business Places Oarage 813-15 E. H4th St. 12-car garage, electric motor, gas tank and other equipment of the latest type; 81 7.30 Keys at TAP Bankers Trust Bl<U._ Cl V ICE SPACE Utr rent, furnishf-iTor unfurnished. 4.11 432 Lemcke Bldg. 21 BFATkST.XTK FOR SALK b—Houses New Six Room Bungalow 300 block 8. Dearborn St. Price $3,500: SSO cash, balance S3O per month. Van Arsdall. with H. C. Tuttle & Bros., 233 East Ohm St. Tel. Many 11H8. Kis.. Web. 1108 S4OO Cash Five large looms, room for bath, fireplace. plenty fruit This property 1* priced for quick sale. Only $2,300. Located Stuart St near 28th. Call Mr. Keller. Drexel 7186 J. E. Morrison & Cos., 513 Lemcke Hldg. Lincoln 7538. S3OO Cash S:x-room. semi-modern home, electric lights. ga cistern and well. go?d cellar, new an- i rations; monthly payments. $24.50. Call Ed. O'Callahan. South Side Specialists, with McCORD A McKINNEV, Realtors. 311-12 Lemcke Bldg. Circle 5220; eve.. Brookside 1633.

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-1 REAL ESTATE I'OH SAl.li ,b —Houses Brookside Ave. East of Rural, 5-room modern bungalow with hardwood floors Largo mi rage, $4 ion s*.-, ,-ash balm: t . rent. Call Mr Warhbuiu It - Main la, J. E Morrison & Cos., j 613 Lemcke HliU Lmc01 1 1_7 536. ! KAriT. modem doable 0 roo:.:' A.f h iV. Lsudwofni .floor* brick tlrrj*; t- bcauli l ful big: yard, east from, improved *tr* *t. rarage. ; MODERN rapt. 7-room. bats. and sun |.ii. - long living-room. brick firepia-> hardj wood floor.*. I lieclroouis and ba . id [%.; basement flue front porcL; Kara;:*. 4 im- ! proved street ami alley. Will %• I, ,n gr.od tern.© MODERN bungalow fl rooms and bar! hardwood floors full baaeuieit. ‘’•■ir *- ; rage, improved street. For term* nil C .1 OSBIRN I)re\> 1 AJS4 800 Block Park Ave. Five-room cottage, in fin.- repair: new eh-elrie light fixture, and .. urutu.in*. ready to move In. Priced >.1.000 >1 UiMT ' each, balance S2O per mouth ('.-ill owner. Wehatrr 3623 Bungalow East | On La Salle iSt near Mt modmi: improvement* in; poaauMiunn now V* Roi> Must :<> uui<-kiv Marion County jgtata Bank Southeastern Ave. Double 5 rrna one tie, .'i ring other : eleetrie lights gas and v. ,it>-r 539.50 Two * ngle s T* • in.JAn coin 3734 Sr ex EL. HT; new six-room modern* built-ui feature* garage: good location SSO DOWN will put von m ynur own home, one of (he best asetions east MR HARRYMAN. Mam i'7:*2. Irvnikton 3310 KBAI ING Ave. 128: thoG oughiy modern, uplod i mi READ TUis~CU . Four-room. ki- Jjenette to a side: twocar garage goor] well: 2‘MI ft leep etly water to property line, on" half bas- ni.-nt Bringing in $25 a side. Price $3,700: terms. Drexel 4063 _ NEW home ready to movi ft. n ■- roorrs. front and hue porches irs_e. 50-fool lot $2,750 s-ioo * ash 4lf i:c--house don't suit you will build : it you want. 2110 N Wa 'i-e Irv '.’301 FT.OVD PmRMAN NBW four-room house and sari Will take Ford as part payment 1 >1 4 llocf yen Bt. Any time after '■ i m i'ivr Ri’OM , , ■. Wash 4344 CITY BLDiIS. REALTY CO

d—Lots Building Has Already Started At. Treeliolm Park Th n er* c! o*o-1 n n Edition amo mat the Mr. C. E. Mock, a quick decider, already has his home started. Will you he a quick decider? Or do you throw a house away every ten years in rent. We let reliable people build a small place at once. It's up to you. IDEAL ISOLATION Only 3809 cfist. nn pavi 8 Sherman Drive, n t-hm-l \\:i!k south of Washington St., just beyond tho Pleasant Run bridg" Here arc a few bargains still left un sold: Lot 26 east front 43 fper wiijp, a bnrgain at $350; $lO down. $J weekly. Lot 7, 63-foot front, on Pleasant Run Parkway. Large torrid tree- on lot $1 u down. $2 weekly./ Only $875 Lot 3. 45-foot front on Pleasant Run Parkway. Many large forest trees Close 1o Sherman Drive Watei g.ia. lights end phone available Only $895; $lO down, $2 weekly. We have a lot for every peek, (book while they last Come! Bea quirk de eider yourself! Don't let a not hi r oppor tunitv slip by! See these bargain lota Saturday and Sunday. Make yout -tart now ’ Robert S. Nordyke. 705 Nat'l. City Bank Bldg. MA In 2630. Res. HI mbplt Vacant Lot or s27<) cash. 1906 Hazel S). Just west of RiyaJ and north of Massachusetts Ave. 4-room bungalow, paved street Complete hath, elootric lights, water uid gap. east, front. Jupt. between Brookside and Bright wood car. Call Mr. Washburn, Rep Hum 4256. J. E. Morrison & Cos., 513 Lemcke Bldg. Lincoln 7536. e—Suburban STERLING—ACRE TRACTS. LOCATED 7 miles west of Monument: >/j milo west of Ben Davis snd 2 blocks south of National road: intcrurban stop an addition, bus lines within 2 blocks. THESE TRACTS arc 101 feet, wide and 311 feet long. One tract will make over 5 large city lots. Prices of these tracts range from $675 upwards. Weekly payments of $2 and up. Down pa) merit only $lO. We allow liberal discounts for any amount of cash. * COTTAGES of from 3 to 5 rooms are available on this addition. Down payments on these cottages range from $65 to S2OO. Monthly payments sls. A cottage may be put ou any lot as soon as the $lO is paid down. Come out and let us explain tht9 proposition to you. SAI.ESMEN on grounds every afternoon and evening until dark. , 415-16 OCCIDENTAL BLDG. MAIN 2957.

21 REAL ESTATE FOII SALE f—Sale or Exchange FOR TRADE—Equity In new 4-room double for late model Ford or Overland. Owner. 2008 Catherine. g—Builders and Contracting WE will build and finance a house on your kit. You pay like rent. CIVIC REALTY CO.. Lincoln 5050. 130 N. Delaware IF YOU HAVE A LOT WE WILL BUILD AND FINANCE YOUR HOME. RELIA-BT-K REALTY CO. Main 0186. 22 REAL ESTATE WANTED OWNERS—If your bungalow is located east and for sale call us. We have a large clientele of east side buyers, because we have been specializing- east for a number of years. You may have just what wo are looking lor. Allison Realty Corporation. 505 Meyer-Kiser Bank Bldg. Riley U 9 CL LIST youi property for sale with PRIESMEYER & WEISS. 136 N. Delaware. Lin. BXO3, LIST you.- property wiln us and prepare to move. Our service does the turn. Buyers waiting. Call Mr. Strong. Main 2957. Oi’in Jessup Land Cos. 415-1(5 Occidental 1 W.LL pay spot cash for vour home if pr'ced reasonable. Randolph 1303. 23 UA 10l LANDS __ _ ~ ~ SUNKEN GARDEN: 40 acres. nice improvements: five miles Columbus. Ind. R W I.IRTEL. R. 7. ; LXNEOISU()IISAi^ a—Coal, Ice and Wood Good Coal Is A Safe Investment To secure good, clean coal you must be sure to buy from a good reliable coal dealer. The past 16 years' experience m the coal business taught us to select our opals from the best ayd most reliable mines in the country. Best Va. Block, large fk $6.50 Two tons. $12.75. Best Ky. Biock, large fk $6.50 Two ton*. ?1**.75. Best Glendora Block, large fk.56.25 Two tons. sl2 25 Best Glendora Egg, clean fk.55.75 Two tons. $11.25 Best 111. Lump, clean fk....55.75 Two tons. $11.25 Best Ind. Lump, clean fk....55.50 Two ton* $10.75 Best 111. or Ind. Egg, clean fk..55.35 Two toil*. sli LV Best Va. Mine Run, jD Ip. . $5.50 Two tons $10.75. Union Ice and Coal Cos. DRexel 4621 HlGxei 4622 •• Eventually” You will ord' r your winter coal. Why not now? from a firm that holds a record for reni. QUM’K HONEST AND COURTEOUS "SERVICE ' GEN POCA. i.P REP ASH SBSO POCA MINE RUN $6 50 W VI SPI.INT OR BLOCK FKD 56.50 W VA WAs'im EGG FKD .56 25 GLENDORA EGG . 55.75 IND. 4TII > .* LP. FK! $5 7', CITIZENS COKE Bethel Coal Cos. DRexe! 2716. s HR.-xd 2717 WOOD i I-' < . and stove wood for sale. Drexel 7631 It. I)—Clothing TROUSERS To Match Your Coat $3.95, $4 95, $5.95, $6.95 and up. THE PANTS STORE CO. 48 W< i Ohio St. Near Illinois.

<—i liMiHfhold Goods BREAKFAST w-U. sls to $38.50; also furtntme mid- to your order KI RN. SPEC CO 442 Mim Ave Lincoln 6061 EIGHT rooms of furniture lor sale, will se|| by pi- ce s.r whole Must sell at on-e Lc.ivuik city. 131 W. Moms. Drexel 2300 G.\S range: de luxe: high oven: perfect oridltmi 515 624 : M - t* RUGS AND ! i'-Hi ; • V ( HEAP 207 tv. Washington St 425 t - SI ■: - , :: 9EW Nl MACHINE Hl| $5 93 -1 S Meridian St il—Miscella nr.his ; w- . :n< E pi Hr. inseed oil i’.MNIs wi! : protect and beau'ify your pr .isrty ai a • oat of less than 1 rent per L D. Tyler & Cos. (Sole Distributor*) 3-|3 Moii -h ippitu Ave SCHOOL Rdf OR- New and i;v*d bought and s'ld We nay best pri--es and soil reasonable. S>■ us t- f..re e hool start* E M CRAWFORD. Pennsylvania aim North ste Aeroe* fr< 8 rtrtd - • Hlgl School so - - it 130 W New York si - Bt I 0497 —3l unit a 1 I tlAl rim nil Is COLUMBIA : ’ii..graph walnut finish. exeelli niil on $l3O size bargam v 3 " 6 Ter:-.- i.n Interest. 1114 N Me ndivi Ft _ f—lVf and Live Stock FINE '-aHPit Fo-ind and nei double barrel shotgun 6407 Ferguson St. 26 MIH( ELLANKOUS WANTEP~ Good, Sound, Yellow Ear Corn, .Delivered to the Stock Yards. * o ' ‘ ■ 1 -- - - regardless of ■ •omlitioii Lincoln 1634 FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated; leatiier mattresses and pillows made. B F BURKLE 116 Mass. Maan 1428. REMODELING concrete blocks and cement work; tinning. T. F. BISHOP CO.. 901 E. Washington St. Lincoln 3495. Mmn 7 .12 ; Kl i.S. :<> 12. Ihrly clud. $2; all work guar. PURIIIR (.ILKANKR:: Ken. 4462. “ S.\ i- KTY KAZUH BLADES Sharpe;.Ml TUTTLEDGK. 201 Indiana Ave. MULLER 8 HAT SHOP. Moved in 107 W Maryland St. PAPER hanging. 10 cents tier roll. Drexel 9404. 28 STORACIE AND TRANSFER Furniture Moved Anywhere Responsible for all damages; special loads to Chicago, S9O up; city moving by job or $1.25 to $3 per hour; storage. $! ur. Ask about our payment plan. Drexel 8919-0302. H. T.JiIEHL STORAGE, packing, household goods, lowrates on California shipments; overland hauling. Wanted return load from Dayton, Chi- ago. South Bend. PHONE OTTO J. SUESZ. MAIN 2353. OR 3628. NIGHTS WEBSTER 1579. OR 0699-W. ; MIKE O’BRIEN Transfer and Storage. Main I3OT 29' IR SI NESS 111-l'Oim NITHiS' BEST cafeteria in Indianapolis: half cash, balance terms: good reasons. 2225 E. Washington. j> _________ 701 N. TREMONT: grocery-meat market. combined: good location and business. Will sell on account of sickness, Bel. 2032. FOR SALE—Good restaurant: must sell on account of sickness. Call Bel. 4234. 80 AI NUMORI LES FOR sYIE BUICK roadster. 4 cylinders. 1923: bargain: terms or trade. CENTRAL BUICK ro 2PI~ Central Ave. Ran. 1300, CHEVROLET sedan just like new: $750: terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO. 540 E. Washington. Lincoln 1772. CHEVROLET COUPE, demonstrator: just a few miles: 1924 model, $625.00. STONE-CHEVROLET Cos. 840 E. Wash. St LI. 4411.

30 automobiles for sale DOpGE BROTHERS TOURING 1920 production: a low priced, dependable car that has many miles of satisfactory service: only $300: terms. . C. H. WALLERICH CO. 833 N. Meridian St. CHERVOI.ET ROADSTER: demonstrator; driven less than 1,000 miles; some extras. $450. STONE-CHEVROLET CO. 540 E. Wash. Phone LI. 4411. CHEVROLET: light delivery; brand new: 1923 model: $450. Terms. No trade. STONE-CHEVROLET CO. 540 E. Wash. Phone LI. 4411. CHEVROLET. 1923 touring: bargain:, $295. E Z terms. MILLER AUTO SALES. 644 E. Wash,- Main 3493. FORD touring. 1923: starter and demountable: $280: SBO down. HAYNES & SCHMIDT, INC. § 120-122 W. North. Lincoln 7675. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD BODIES Two coupes. 1 sedau, tourings and roadsters; cash or terms. BWISSHELM & PARKER. 544 E. Wash, FORD, 1923 roadster; fully equipped: $225: terms. 644 E. Washington St. MILLER AUTO SALES CO FORD, 1920 touring: starter, dent, repos sessed; yours for $75: terms. MILLER AUTO SALES. 644 E Washington. TWO 1923 OVERLAND SED’’ 4S A 1 condition. Low priced -id easy terms. HAYNES & SCHMIEfr. TNC. 120-122 VV North. Lincoln 7575. Open evenings and Sunday. OVERT,AND 1923 touring: looks and runs like new; yours for $325: terms. MILLER AUTO SALES. 644 E. Wash. St. USED CARS boiigur ana sold. I. GOL3BT KG 522 N. Capitol. USED CARS cash, payment or trade. Jones Whitaker Sales Cos. 343 N Cap.. For Good Used Cars See I. WOLF AUTO CO. 539 N. Cafttc’ | Main 1579 Open Sundays. a—Trucks FORD, '-j-ton Commerc'al truck: suitable for painter, paper hanger or light delivery. $100: extra good condition. Bel. 3308. or 1102 N. Tremont Ave, 3 1 U VI TGMOiUI Ks WANTKI) WANTED—IOO cars to wreck for parts. Will pav the highest oash prices. Call i is first SAM CORAZ AUTO PARTS AND TIRE ro -,li) N Capitol Ave Mam 3389. i A TOS WANTED—2I2 K. New York St. | Main 4 146 32 \i TO SI'PFLIKS, REPAIRS

TIRE SALE! Prices Smashed 30x314^.50 SPECIAL 30x3VI' Coi*d p.p Tire and Tube... CORDS | cumberGogd Quality CORDS 30x3‘-a.... $ 650 Guaranteed llxl .... $9 50 Kirs! Quality. 32x4 .... f 10.50 P"' l Oversize 30x3‘a $ 8.50 33x4 Jld.i.i | 3ix4 $12.50 '.4x4 $11.25 I 32x4 sl3lßl 'i2v4'-j $14.75 j 33x4 $13.30 33x4‘-s sl4 75 14x4 $14.00 ,‘Mxß’j sls.| Otlif*r Sizos in xi l . srj Qfl i Proport ion. ELKIN BROS. JL'I rcle 2116 6fH N ill St. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY.

AUTO WASHING Our specialty 334 N Illinola. 8 A S Auto Laundry TIKES—T IKES Ford sizer $2 and up Other sizes. $3 and up AI! used tires guaranteed. Adjustments at half price. 525 W. Wash-ln.-i-c; St Open evenings WTTy not a PiV'ial MASTER coupe ur sedan body for your Ford? Time pay menis. your body in trade. I. WOLF AUTO CO. USED tires any pile. $2 and up Open i evenings till 10 p n: ROGERS TIRE SHOP 3117-W Washington Bel 4300 TIRES ON PAYMENTS. CAPITA! SALES CO 54 W New York_ IT S NEVER lest'until Indianapolis Tunes Wan! Ads have failed to find it 33 MOTOR* M M > i{| ( V( lls GOOD bicycles $s and up: i res. $3 and up 940 V -lpa-i'-hug'-tts Ave. T - _FOK KENT . RENT A NEW CAR U drive it. 127 E. Wabash Circle 30Q0 32 AI TO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS

TIRES - WE CARRY 35 WELL KNOWN BRANDS OF TTRES IN STOCK AND SELL THEM AT PRICES THAT SUIT EVERY MAN’S POCKET. WE SPECIALIZE IN AND TUBES ONLY, SO TT IS TO OUR OWN ADVANTAGE AS WELL TO SELL THE BEST TIRE POSSIBLE FOR YOUR MONEY. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU AND OUR PRICES WILL PLEASE YOU. TUBE INCLUDED WITH CORD TIRES.

Thomas Cords Firpstonft Aro Guaranteed Guaranteed Strictly o irttrarod r IresTOHP 12.000 Miles in Factory Firsts UzOrQS have n °t lowered Cords Writing by Us. 30-S3V& $7.95 Suaranteed 81 r l ell y their qualitj and KWHS O. S J 8.75 e— __ 2J* Sere Guaranteed 32x3% $16.00 30x31/2 ■ • 0.75 have. They are 31x4 $16.00 31x4 sl-.30 qi _ 4 nn makine a better Firflta 32x4 $17.35 32x4 $13.75 31x4 ...$13.00 making better 33x4 eTon *i2 S" 32x4 ...$13.50 than ever before. 30x3% 8.95 34x4 sl7-80 34x4 $13.85 , . <m 00 30xBf. $ 8.75 32x4% $21.85 32x4% $18.6 . . .*IT.UU ® 2= *.,=o 32x3% ..$14.20 31x4 . $15.95 34x4% $23.20 34x4% |49.60 30 41/ 32x4 .$16.75 „ „ 35x4% $24.30 33x5 $20.00 ^X4y 2 ...!slf.7)U Q() 32x4 ..$17.60. 36x4% $25.25 35x5 $20.50 34x41/ 2 .. .$18.50 34x4 *.!”!$17!50 33x4 ..$18.20 33*5 $25.95 34x4 ..$18.75 05x5 * n7 ' Bs Diamond — l - 32x4% ..$22.95 ~ T~N~Y Cords Cords—First Quality 33x4% . $23 50 Nomad GOI'CIS guaranteed Strictly Guaranteed Strictly Factory Firsts 30x3% $ 6.95 Factory Firsts j 535 , 33*4 j 11.25 Other Sizes in 31x4 $10.75 31x4 $14.90 30x3% $ 7.25 i 34x4 $11.75 39x4 Sll 00 32x4 ......$15.95 31x4 ......$ 9.75 j 32x4% $16.00 Proportion 33 x 4 $16 .95 32x4 $10.75 I 33x4% $16.50 ■ 34x4 $11.50 34x4 $17.95 l Other Sizes in Proportion. Special for Saturday United States Cords. dfNty-Springfield Cords. 30x3 Premo Fabric $5.50 Guaranteed Strictly Firsts. Guaranteed Firsts. 1^ 30x3-i Premo Fabric ’6.00 30x3Vi . $8.95 33x4- .. $18.20 30x3%. $8.95 33x4 . SIB.SO fl 30x3% Cord 6.50 32x3%. $14.20 34x4 . $18.75 32x3%. $14.20 34x4 . $18.75’ ■ 30x3% Tube 1.10 31,4 . $15.95 32x4%. $22.95 31x4 . $15.95 32x4%. $22.95 34x4 Cupples Cords, 15t...11.95 3x4 . $17.65 33x4%. $23.50 32x4 . $17.65 vial's- tUbf ' WUh Tl>eSe TirC SPB ‘ Other Sizes in Proportion. Other Sizes in Proportion. 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 any order one hour after it is received at our offies CONSUMERS TIRE CO.

35 FINANCIAL Personal Loams SSO to S3OO to any one keeping bouse. No indorsers. No embarrassing questions. No inquiries of employer, friends or tradepeople. $ 50 for 4 montlig costs $ 4.38 SIOO for 4 months costs $ 8.75 S2OO for 4 months costs $17.50 S3OO for 4 months costs $20.25 The above cost is based on equal principal payments being paid monthly. Other amounts at same proportionate rate. Loans made for as long as twenty „ months payable in convenient monthly Installments. Interest is charged on unpaid principal balances for exact number of days between and for just the actual time you keep the money. No other charge of any kind If in a hurry phone Main 2923. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE SERVICE CO. 404 Kri'Sge Bldg. 44 E. Washington St., cor Penn. St. Telephone. Main 2923 Under State Banking Supervision. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, the Board of Commissioners of Marion County. Indiana, will, up to 10 o’clock a. m.. Sept. 29. 1924. receive sealed bis for the following bridges: No. 776-67. 767 in Perry Township. No. 779, 780 in Franklin Township. No. 764 in Washington Township. No. 769 in Pike Township, according to plans and specifications on file in the office of thi Auditor of Marion County. Each bid must be accompanied by a bond and an affidavit as required by law. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids . Witness our hands this 4th day of September, 1924. JOHN KITLET. (SEAL) ALBERT HOFFMAN. JOHN C. McCLOSKEY. Commissioners of Marion County. Indiana Attest: HARRY DUNN. Auditor Sept, 5, 12 and 19. TIMES WANT ADS BOOST BUSINESS

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JUST IN—A car load of Tiger Foot Cords. If you are looking for a tire that will give you unlimited miles of service at a minimum investment, Tiger Foot is the answer. Good materials, combined with economy in operation, care in construction and skill in design, have produced in Tiger Foot Tire Quality. Strength. EnduranceU thereby providing a real tire saving—a saving produced by quality. Buy Tiger Foot Tires and ride assured that your car is equipped with tires of merit. Every Tiger Foot has made us a friend; friends who come back again and again for more. Repeated sales is sufficient recommendation in itself. Let your next tires he Tiger toot Cords —They pay their own way. t

TIGER FOOT CORDS GUARANTEED 12,000 MILES BY US. Special Introductory Offer — A fine rear view mirror will he given free with each Tiger Foot Cord purchased Saturday and Sunday. Only one mirror to a customer. 30x3% $ 9.00 32x3% 14.00 31x4 15-50 32x4 17.00 33x4 17.50 34x4 . .T. IS.OO 32x4% 20.50 33x4% 21.50 34x4% 22.50 35x4% 23.00 36x4% 23.75 33x5 25.00 35x5 26.50 37x5 27.50

Imdiamiai Wholesale Tire. Conijp>ainiy 201-209 N. Capitol Ave Open Evenings and Sunday. Phone Circle 6943.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1924. ,

39 LEGAL X" r *"'”" NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TTOI SCHOOL TOWN OF WOODRUFF PLACE. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of the school town ow Woodruff Place, Marion County. Indiana, that the board of school commissioners at the regular meeting place, the town hall (the former Woodruff clubhouse), on Monday. Sept. 15. 1924. at 8 i>. m.. will consider the following budget for the school year, 19241925: Transfer of pupils to Indianapolis grade and high schools. . .$15,220.25 Taking of school enumeration. . 50.00 Publication of legal advertising. 20.00 Salaries of school commissioners 187.50 Total $15,477.75 The total net valuation of assessment of all property within such municipality is $2,029,360, and the rate of taxation proposed is seventy-five (75) cents on eaeli one (100) hundred dollars of assessed valuation. Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon. WOODRUFF PLACE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS. HORACE G. OASADY. Secretary. FRED H. CHEYNE. President. Sept. 5. NOTICE TO HEIRS CREDITORS, ETC. In the matter of the estate of Mary A. Oxenford. deceased. No. 66-21314. In the Probate Court of Marion County. September term. 1924. Notice is hereby given that Alice L Hobbs as administratrix of the above named' estate, has presented and filed her account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Probate Court on the 27th day of September. 1924. at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be. why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate are also required to appear and make proof of their heirBil NOEL & HICK AM. Attorneys. ALBERT H. LOSCHE. Clerk. Sept. 5-12. notice of appointment Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administratrix: of estate of Henry Rosenborg, deceased, 'ate of Marion County. Indiana, jgyr estate is supposed to be solvent. EMMA ROSEN | No. 22685. i Aug. 22, 29-Sept. 5 i NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. j Notice Is hereby given that the under- | signed has duly qualified as administrator 1 of estate of Helen Van Sickle, deceased. ; late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent, j PIERRE VAN SICKLE. I No. 22688 Sept. 5-12-19.

TIGER FOOT TIRES

Special Saturday an® Sunday: 30x3% Cord, first quality.s6.oo 30x3% Lion Cords 7.50

CORDS 80x3% $6.00 1 :;'2x4% $15.90 80x3% lI.S, $7.50 33x4%.... sls 59 31x4 Cl.. $8.50 34x4% 5U5.00 31x4 S.S. SIO.OO 33x5 .... SIB.OO 52x4 $10.50 34x5 $23.30 33x4 510.75 85x5 .... SIB.OO 34x4 $11.50 80x6 .... $32.50 TUBES Guaranteed first quality, while they last: 30x3 % -90 30x3% 1-10 32x3% 1-25 32x4 1-50 33x4 1-50 34x4 150 Other sizes in proportion.

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