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WANT AD RATES 1 p T rUn. 12c 3 Consecutive 11 Times, Per Line Jl 1C 6 Consecutive 1 A Times, Per Line &UC Six Average Words Make a Line Minimum Space Two Lines The Times will not be re--6 xinsible (or more than one Incorrect insertion o( any advertisement. A Three-Line Ad 4% three days In TheU||p Times costs onlys//^ To kill an ad, phone Main 3500 before 11 a. m. Death notices received until 11:30 a. m. The Times reserves the right to properly classify or reject any advertisement. Use Times Want Ad • Phone Service 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Main 3500 Just Ask for the WANT AD DEPT.

1 DEATH NOTICES CRAIG. STUART A.—Husband of Bess Buchanan Craig. died Tuesday a. m. at his home Blue Bluff, near MartinsvilleFuneral from Planner A Buchanan chapel. Thursday. 3 p. in. Friends invited. Burial at Crown Hill. Friends may call Wednesday evening. KENT. EDWARD T.—Father of Bernard Norinan. Gertrude. Robert Kent and Mrs. Marie Jackson, died Monday. Feb. 2. Funeral at John J. Blackwell & Son funeral parlors. 926 N. Capitol Ave.. Thursday. Feb. 5. at 8:30 a. m.. followed by services at St. Anthony’s Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. 1 FU NK K ALDI RE CTO It S W. T. BLASENGYM 2228 Shelby St. 1702 N. Illinois. Drexel 2070. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 3CO N. Illinois St. Funeral directors to the people of Indianapolis since 1887. Phone—Maln 0641.0642. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY BERT S GADD—2I3O Prospect St Phone Stewart 2278. George Grinsteiner Funeral directoi. 522 E. Market. Main 0908 UNDERTAKERS—HISEY A TITuT 951 N. Delaware Main 3680. 7 LODGES AND CLUBS DRUIDS AND MEMBERS of Indianapolis Grove No. 37. United Aucient Order of Druids are requested to meet at hall, 14 W. Ohio St.. Wednesday morning at 9:lo to attend the funeral of Brother Thomas Bills St his late residence 512 Woodlawn Ave. OSCAR MOORE. Noble Arch; C. E. PAULSEN. Secretary. 8 SPECIAL NOTICES " MASSEUR: Miss Kelley s sulphur bath and massage. 143 E. Ohio. No. 228. Cl. 6968MASSEUR—Mrs. Morris, located at 935 N. Meridian, Apt. 1; 9 to 5. Pin. 7129. IT PERSONALS FRANIf FITZGERALD, lawyer. Criminal. Juvenile and Civil Couft cases. 7 N. Alabama St., second floor. iO LONT ANI? FOIND ~ FOUND—Articles found in Indianapolis street cars yesterday: 1 NEWS BAG 1 ODD GLOVE 1 PAIR WOOL GLOVES 1 PAIR GENTS RUBBERS 1 ROLLER 2 BOCKS 2 PACKAGES l PURSE 1 KNIFE 1 TASSEL FOX TERRIER name is Ted. Call Ken. 5624 for description. Reward. 13 INSTRUCTIONS ATTRACTIVE SALARY You Earn While Yonn Learn ACTUAL, PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN INDIANA'S BUSIEST SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE on live models under the supervision of competent, successful teachers makes successful operators. Very low tuition, terms it desired. Investigate NOW Clip this ad. write your name, adaress and telephone number on it, and mall it in. We will send you a booklet giving full information. or present it in person to Mr Fulton. Diplomas-A warded Jkanbpwjkadcmtr 157 N. Illinois St.. ‘tsnmfi Floor Stewart Block Circle 0296 COMPLETE beauty culture course; tuition $36: liberal credit terms if desired: dsy and evening classes; pradtlcal experience oo live models. OLIVE ST. HAIR STORE. , 1138 Olive St. Drexel 4536 POPULAR piano music taught in 20 lessons, beginners and advanced. Clark Boles School, 10 W. Ohio St. Circle 8326. MEN to learn barber trade TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 610 E Wasbington St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757. SHORTHAND in 30 days: typewriting. 822 Peoples Bank Bldg. Lincoln 1180. 16 HELP VVANTED—FEMALE MIDDLE-AGED lady for housework. 4220 Royal Ave., or Hum. 4"97, between 10 17 ANTED b—Female WANTED—A position as housekeeper or to manage a roominghouse. 612 E. Georgia. WANT to nurse mother and infant, during day. Harrison 3233. CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. MRB. J. LUTZ. CIRCLE 6612. 18 ROOMS FOR RENT ASHLAND Ave.. 2622; one nicely furnished room; modem conveniences; near College Ave. car. Ken. 3564. iiELAWARE. 713 H.; apt. 10: nicely fam. rm. adjoin, bash: rateonabi.e RI, 1425 DELAWARE. N. 2910; modem room; private family refer.; gar, Har. 4791 R. £.OT N. 139; nice, cl--an. sleeping room: v furnished, dossrabta sleeping roosaLla, 1866.

!8 ROOMS FOR RENT WASH. Boulevard. 2923; clean, warm sleeping room: private home: men preferred; no other roomers. Ran. 2294. SEE us first for furnished apartments and light housekeeping rooms. We are open evenings. RENTAL SERVICE BUREAU Main 2682. 222 N. Delaware. a—Light Housekeeping COLORADO. N. 401: two unfurnished rooms with, kitchenette, heat. gas. lights; also 2 furnished room. 2 ROOMS, light and gas furnished; ad3oining bath, Drexel 1075-W. 2-ROOM apt., furnished, near Fountain Square: $25 month. Drexel 3540-R. 19 RENTALS ~~ a—Houses BIRCH Ave.. 505 : 6-room double: S2O. Call Harrison 1999-J, COLLEGE. 4160: 8 rooms, sun parlor: strictly modern. Wash. 0361. KEYSTONE. S.. 256 : 4 rooms, furnace. electricity, gas, garage: S2O. Lin. 3734. S. RITTER. 435: 4 rooms: electric lights: city water; sl6. SCHMID & SMITH, INC. REALTORS 130 N. Delaware. Main 4088. SHELDON. 1941; 4 rooms: modern front and rear porches: garage; water paid: $26 per mo. Main 1806, SUMMIT. S. 6014: colored: 5-room duplex. upstairs: electric lights, gas. water paid; S2O. Lincoln 8512. 10TH ST. t E.: a-room cottage, semi-mod-em; Si 6. Webster 3042-J. 25TH St.. 3310 E.: half of double: six rooms; modem; garage; $35. Webster 2335-W. FOR COLORED Five-Room Cottage, S2O 2305 Baltimore: newly papered: large yard. Electric lights. , DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 122 E. Market. A. F. ZAINEY. REAL ESTATE. RENTALS. INSURANCE. 108 N. DELA. LI. 0520. COBB REALTY CO.. RENTS—INSURANCE —REAL ESTATE. Main 2216, RENTAL Bargain: 2424 N. Venn.: 5 rooms, modem double; hewl.t decorated: garage : S4O. Lincoln 6520. d—Business Places LODGE HALL—For business meetings or lodge purposes. Hi. 1468 before 9* a. m. 21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses FOR SALE City property, 8-room cottage: strictly modern: heated garage, can wash car. Cottage was built to suit owner. Hardwood floors. hardwood finish throughout. Strictly modern on paved street. For quick sale $4,500: owner leaving city: SSOO down. Call Bel. 1197. after 6 p. mi. WHY PAY RENT? OWN THIS—YOUR-HOME New 5 room semi-modern house in Brightwood close to school house. Moder ately priced: sold on small down payment and rest like rent. CaJ Main 3868 for appointment. SIOO CASH Easy Payments on Balance Semi.modera bungalow on concrete road, wonderful lot. 50x255: near Fairgrounds It will pay you to investigate this. T. C. Whallon 534 Lemcke Bldg. 6 NOOMS, V* ACRE \ $2,850: S3OO cash. Has furnace and electric lights: near 34th and Sherman Drive. More ground if you want it. Mr. Weesner. Main 0792. WASHINGTON BANK & TRUST CO. THE HOME YOU’VE ALWAYS W ANTED New 5-room home in restricted additiot on west side. Very reas. nably priced. Sold on small down payment. Call Main 3868 for appointment. Four Room s , Only $1,850 $l5O Ca6h, sl7 Month. Wm. R. Cooley, WE b. 6258. HERE IT IS New 5-room semi-modem home in restricted addition on West gtde. Priced right and sold on small down payment. Call Main 3868 for appointment. FIVE-ROOM bungalows; easy payments. Wash 4344. CITY BLDRB REALTY CO A REAL INVESTMENT Two semi-modem house? *n Bates St. Let us show you a good investment proposition. Call Main 3808 for appointment. FOR ice .homes east and south cash or tt. s C. J OSBORN. Drexel 6184 A REAL HOME 6-room house in Biltmore Gardens. Priced to sell. Sold on small down payment. Call Main 3868 for appointment. CLOSE IN, BARGAIN 6-room brick and frame. > 114 story bungalow type; near Highland Park. Semimodem. In fine condition $3,250: $350 cash. Mr. Weesner. Main 0792. WASHINGTON BANK & TRUST CO. AN IDEAL LOCATION New 5-room semi-modem house in Drexall Gardens close to Lynhurrt Dr. Moderately priced to suit your purse. Sold on small down payment. Call Main 3868 tor appointment. * DETROIT St.. 200 block; nice 5-room cottage: electric lights, well. front and rear porches, and barn: only $1,900; S3OO down Drexel 6817. d—Lois 3 LOTS. S. Bancroft: cheap for cash; improved street; fruit, shade. Irv. 0514. after 6 p. m. SI.OO CASH. *I.OO weekly. 63-ft. from Hawthorne Lane, south of 30th; only $245. Main 0520 710 Bankers Trust Bldg VERY desirable lots as low as SI.OO per week. Circle 1422. Irv. 3080. e—Suburban SUBURBAN Speedway City; large 7-r-jom double: 2 garages: steam heat, hardwood finish throughout. Strictly modem. Out of high taxes. Agents need not apply. For quick sale. Owner leaving city. Call Bel. 1197 after 6 p. m. Rents SIOO.OO I itigjbV SUBURBAN HOME 5-room cottage. 2 acres of ground, running water through ground*. No limit to future. Boulevard passing same. For quick sale call Bel. 1197. after 9 p. m. SSOO down. Balance to suit. g—Builders and Contracting NOW is the time to build if you have a clear lot We will build you a home. Lumber is cheap and labor is plentiful We have no salesmen and pay no commission Ask or Mr. Elvers or Mr. Klein Lincoln 2627, WILL build and finance a house on your lot. CIVIC REALTY CO.. 136 N. Delaware. Lincoln 5050. 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 01 load Harrison iM** DROP-HEAD machine: sews good: $6. Apt. 31 B. Lexington. 1116 N. Capitol. FURNi’i'UKE. 2 rooms: in good condition: privilege of renting apart. Ma. 8196. ♦ SETACKS of hay; 3 tone each. Irvington 0514. after 0 p. m. RADIO —Rector coils. 3-tube set: long range, tubes, batteries, loud speaker: complete; at sacrifice. Just hear it. 615 E. Twenty-Third St, Ken. 3584. TYPEWRITERS Special Clearance Sale L. C. SMITHS—UNDERWOODS BARGAIN PRICES Low prices on all makes. See our window. American Writing Machine Go. 80 S. PENN. ST. LINCOLN 6822

25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE RUGS and .lnoleums. Dorfman Rug Cos 207 W. Washington St. SINGER sewing machine: $5: good sewing order, 930 S. Meridian. AUCTIONEERS —Mark A Nasi. We buy or sell for you. Ran. 7034. Har. 0907-R. a—Musical Instruments TALKING MACHINES SNAP BARGAINS FOR THE QUICK BUYER $175.00 EDISON. OAK CASE $65.00 VICTOR. OAK CASE $45.00 PATHE. OAK CASE $35.00 VICTROLA. MAHOGANY CASE. . .$35.00 MELLOWTONE. MAHOGANY CASE $35.00 OUTING PORTABLE .$20.00 Cash or Terms, but you must act quick. 1114 N. MERIDIAN. LI. 6865. 25c COAL, ICE AND WOOD Why Pay More? WMte Ash Lump, $5.25 2 Toms, $lO This coal is full of heat. Positively will not clinker and is free from slate or slack. Monarch Lump, $5.7$ 2 Tons, sll THE ORIGINAL WHITE ASH LUMP HIGH-GRADE SEMI-SMOKE-LESS, SHOVELED $6.50 OUR GUARANTEE: 2.000 POUNDS PER TON AND A SQUARE DEAL. . We deliver anywhere in the city. Nagelson Coal Cos. 831 E. ST. CLAIR CIR. 0355. CIR. 0366. HAZARD IKY. EGG 2x4 in. washed and fkd. No rock, no slack, very little asb, free burning, high in heat A wonderful coal. $625 PER TON 2x3=10. Nut, $625 Island Crk. W. Va. large Ip., fkd.. .$6.50 (4-in. and up.) Medium lp., fkd $6.25 Ky. large 6-in. and up lp., fkd, •....$6.60 W. Va, mine run $6.60 Fireside nut, Sullivan Cos,, Ind., clean fkd $5.60 (Ideal coal for retort heater) Linton No. 4, 4-in. Ip. fkd $5.60 Gen. Poca. 3rd vein Red Ash shov. Ip $8.75 Ind. egg, clean fkd $6.35 The Bethel Coal Cos. DRex. 2717. BETHEL AVE AND BELT R. R. Good Coal Saves Worry Kindling With Each Ton Glendora Seam the Wonder Coal. Glendora block, large forked $7-09 Glendora 3x6 lump, cleaned, fkd. .. . 8.26 Glendora 2x3 egg. cleaned, forked.. 5.75 Best W Va. block large forked.... 9.7} Best E. Ky. block, large, forked.... 6.75 Best W. va. 2x4 washed egg. fkd.. 6.25 Best W. Va. Mine Run. 50c pet imp 6 50 Hoosiei Red Ash ip. clean, forked- - • 6.85 Hoosier Red Ash. egg. clean forked. 6.86 Best Linton No. 4. Id. clean forked. 6.00 Best Ind. No. 5. 4-inch, lump cln fkd 6.50 Best Ind. 2x4 eg*. clean, forked.... 5.25 Eastern 111. 4-incn lp clean, fkd. 5.76 E. 111. 2x4 egg. clean forked 6.25 Citizens Coke, the best 9.76 Delivery anywhere In the city, UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 4021 1910 Bluff Are. We do not handle cheap coal. Large W. Va. Block fkd. Genuine Thacker 4-in. up lp. $6.50 per tom ISLAND COAL CO. North St. and iiig 4 WEb. 0122. __ _ 7 •’*' 3=oay Special ISLAND CREEK West Virginia 4-inch fkd. lp $6.75 2 tons, $13.00^ Gen. Linton No. 4 Ind. 4-inch lump, forked $5.50 2 tons, $10.50 McClenon Coal Cos. 1100-16 E. Maryland St. DRex. 7461. DRex. 7451. PIONEER Island Cr. W. *Va.. 3-in-lp. and up. extra large. .$6.75 Is. Ky. 4-fn. Irg lp., fkd §7.00 Ind. dom. 2-in. lp. No. 5. fkd §5.60 Ind. 6-in. lp. No. 5. fkd §O.OO St. Bernice Ind. 6-ip. lp.. fkd. .... .26.25 W. Va. Thacker 4-in. lp.. fkd ,§7.25 Citizens Coke j. SIO.OO ATLAS FUfcL CO. 401 W. Morris St. DRex. 0883. DRex. 0883. BEST GRADE Brazil Block, $5.60 Per Ton Pea and Nut, $4.50 Per Ton East Side Ice and Coal Cos. 934 Fowler. MA. 6980. COAL BARGAIN IND.. LARGE LP.. FKD $5.50 w. Va.. 4-in7 fkd §6.-;o POCO.. SHOVEL LP ?$8.75 POCA. MINE RUN . .. ..$6.75 NORTH STREET COAL YARD. 920 E. NORTH. Lin. 1455. Irv. 4020. Eve*. WHY take chances oy buying cheap coal. Buy the nigheat grade coal at the lowest prices. RICHLAND COAL CO. Belmont 0272, Night*. Wash. 4837 26 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Good, Sound, Dry, Yellow Ear Corn Wanted at the Stock Yards ■\ .. ■* I • *. 7, ...■ ■' TANARUS" WOULD like to get in touch with woman who wants to Start dressmaking business: can live at place: everything furnished. Address A 1319, Times. SALVATION Army industrial Home. Help us to help others with your used clothing. magazines news. etc. Phone Wagon. Main 1082. ATTENTION pedlers! We" pay the be|t * * rr *r.

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NO RESTRICTED TERRITORYTIMES WANT ADS GO EVERYWHERE. North, south, east and west —it’s all the same to Times want ads. From the busy downtown center to the far suburban districts, your Times want ad covers it all. 1 The little three and four-line Times want ads receive audiences from the busy business man and the thrifty housewife, for they know that each and every one- - opportunity. When you have an oc- ’ casion that demands you reach an audience of this magnitude, phone Main 3500. You’ll find courteous, intelligent want ad takers at your service. Times Want Ad Dept.

27 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS PLUMBING and repairing: quick service: price* reasonable; payments if desired. H. E. Oliver. 734 Prospect. Drexel 2542-J. MEN'S SHOES SEWED SOLES and rubber heels while you wait for $1.20 at 703 INDIANA AVE. GEO. J. OATES. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated. feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass, Main 1438. RUGS. 9x12. thrly cind . $2: all worn gur. SUPERIOR CLEANERS Ken. 4463. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana Ave. Chin WOO INN—I IS W. Ohio. New Chon suey place. Also sleeping rooms. MULLER'S HAT SHOP. Moved to 107 W Maryland Bt. 28 STORAGE AND TRANSFER^ FURNITURE packing, hauling and storage. OTTO J. SUEZ. Main 23533628. Webster 4579-0699-W. NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Call at all time*. Randolph 3741, 29 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESAN OPPORTUNITY A small store on south side equipped with fixtures suitable for druj store or small general neighborhood store. This is in a flue location and i* a real proposition for a hustler. Can be pm-chased at a very reasonable price. Call Main 3888 for appointment. VARIETY store; by owner; $550. 824 E. 2Qth, Ken. 2550, evenings. 30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE~ CHEV. touring; Glasmoblle enclosure. bumpers front and rear, heater, good tires, rear-view mirror, late 1923. Valuehunters. shoot at this. $95.00 oaeh and eaay terms on the balance. lIAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. NORTH ST. OPEN EVES. AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE AND PARTS WILLYS-OVERLAND CHEV. coupe; good condition. "This car will give someone many miles of good service. Has good paint and tires. Can be bought for $275.00 if sold this week. 427 N. Meridian 3t. Riley 1050. CHEVROLET roadster. 1923; re finished and overhauled. In the best of mechanical condition. A real buy for a quick sale. Terms. Webster 3005, CHEV. 1923 sedan. This car has been driven very little and has had best of care; good finish and upholstery with good tires. Will sacrifice for quick sale. 427 N. Meridian St. Riley 1050. NEW CHEVROLET SEDAN. DRIVEN 2.500 MILES; RUNS AND LOOKS LIKE NEW. THIS CAR MUST BE, SOLD. MAKE ME CASH OFFER. RILEY JZ.3M. CHEVROLET SEDAN. NEW; WILL TRADE MY S3OO EQUITY FOR A FORD, OR A LOT. WEBSTER 3798-W. t DURANT aedan, new paint Job: thoroughly cleaned upholstering. In fine mechanical condition. A real bargain. Terms or old car in trade. 1225 N. Meridian St. Main 4084. USED \ JOB NO. MODEL.. P °°r„ t 650—1922 SEDAN $70.00 $27 PER MONTH 834—1922 COUPE $70.00 $-27 PER MONTH 34—1924 4-DOOR SEDAN.SI2S.OO $39.50 PER MONTH 884—1922 COUPE $70.00 $24.50 PER MONTH 902—LATE STYLE COUPE.S9S.OO' $91.50 PER MONTH TOURINGS And ROADSTERS PLENTY OF THESE. PRICED RIGHT. Your payments, too, are take a care of In case of sickness or disability at — 45fk AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY FORD aedan. 19.’6: A-l tires, runs good. spare tire, apot light; $55 down, balance weekly or monthly. lIAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 180-22 W. NORTH ST. OPEN EVES. AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE AND PARTS WILLYS-OVERLAND . FORD. 4-door aedan. 1924: like new in every way; plenty of extras. A real bargain at our price. Easy terms or trade. 1225 N. Meridian St. Main 4084. ft FORD BODIES 16 tourings, 7 sedans, including 1 fordor Ford; 2 coupes. 3 roadster bodies; new and used; with or without California tops. - paritpu

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SAT.ui FORD COUPE. 1922* FOR A OTTfCTT Qkr p 6a *2<h>. see this one J%R IC A bar e L. GUY LONG CO. Tin cans 1114 N ’ Merk N® n - Lin. 6865. Web. 3005. FORD BODIES—Laea sedans, coupe*, touri #8b n tiitsr : l n£j?x 192 “ modei * OV ™ RLAND ’. 1924 touring: lias the ap- , !** r i*'V e of anew machine: double-bow bumper front and rear. 4 food cord tires spare tire, very low mileage The price is term's ° Ur Car ln tra^e: reasonable HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. North St. WILLYB-KNIGHT M„^ N r D ,, OVER f ANI) dealers. Most fully equipped Willyg-Overland dealer In Indiana. . PARTS—SERVICE—SALES 1 SQUARE WEST OF MASONIC TEMPLE OVERLAND tourin*. 193’J : front and rear ™?t‘han | calLv rteht: jtood tires $l7O, terms to suit. OAKLEY OVFRLANP SALKS. 1063-65 S, Mendain. OVEBLAND Roadster : A-1: front and rear double bumpers; this car is privatepri?Wne<* be sold at a very low P ‘HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. North St. WILLYS-KNIGHT , A3 ?R, ov ERLAND DEALERS Most lully equipped Willyg-Overland dealer in Indiana. , T PARTS—SERVICE—SALES I SQUARE WEST OF MASONIC TEMPLEOVERLAND tourmy, 1920; ha* front bumper good rubber, rim* fine: SSO and small weekly payment will buy thie 120-22 W. NORTH ST. OPEN EVES AUTHORIZED SERVICE AND WILLYSOVERLAND STI DEBAKER. 7-paoscnger touring car: a andYoixf"tires f ° r Bome one: new balter y HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. NORTH ST OPEN EVFB AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE 'AND parts WILLYSOVERLAND, EXCEPTIONAL VALUES USED WE HAVE TRADED IN 4 LATE MODELS. ONE 1924 SEDAN. ONE 1924 COUPE. ONE 1923 SEDAN. ONE 1923 COUPE. „ AUL PRrcED LOW AND EVERY ONE RUNS PERFECT. THESE CARE ARE IN ON OUR BIG 10-DAY SALE. NOW GOING ON. OPEN Et ERY EVENING. NO BROKERAGE THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W. THIRTEENTH ST. PACKARD DISTRIBUTOR SINCE 1904 , IF YOU are in tne market for a good used car it w 11 pay you to look over ou r stuff/ Btilcka, Chevrolet*. Overlanda and Fords which have all been reconditioned ahd ready for service. Our payments are very reasonable. Oakley Overland Sales. 3 663-65 S. Meridian. LIVE downown riuason-Essex, dealer*. J. W. BERK. . P. B. SMITH. 322 N. Delaware St, USED CARS bought ana sola. T 001.11. BURG. 522 N, Capitol. USED CARS: caan. palmer)t or trade Jones-Whltakcr Sales Cos. 345 N. Cap. 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED WANTED—IOO cars to wreck for part* Will pay the highest cash prices. Call us find. “SAM CORaZ AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.. 019 N Capitol Ave. Main 0389 AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E. New York St. Main 4446. 32 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS CHEVROLET specialists; first class work; reasonbale prices. Bel. 2733. Cox Bros. 33 MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES GOOD bicycles, $8 and up; tire*. $2 and up. 940 Massachusetts Ave. 35 FINANCIAL WE BUY REAL ESTATE LEASH CONTRACTS THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 267 W Wash. St. MA. 0792. 37 MONEY TO LOAN ~ Fidelity Loam Go. 106 E. Market Street Room 532 Lemcke Building A MODERN METHOD—Of meeting the gublic small loan needs. Recent laws avo changed the operations of the small loan office. THOUSANDS OF HOMES —Have been helped and made happy through loans In emergencies by licensed and bonded firms. IF YOU who read this are unfamiliar with the charges and methods you should not fail to call on our manager and have him explain them to you. Loans : n the sums of $lO TO S3O0 —arr made on household goods left in your possession at lawful rates and on easy repayment plan. DO JUSTICE —To yourself and make yourself acquainted with our service. If not convenient to call, write or phone MA. 1278. Fidelity Loan Company 106 E. MARKET STREET Room 532 Lemcke Building

‘A MARRYING MAN’ That’s What William Allen White, Kansas Editor, Says He Was—Wife-tq-Be Just Came Along, Kicked the Tree and He Fell Into Her Apron.

WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE AND “SALLY’' AS SHE LOOKED WHEN HE MET HER.

By .V EA Service JMPORIA, Ivan.. Feb. 3. “I was a marrying man from the beginning,” says William Allen White. “Sally just came along, held out her apron and kloked the tree, and I fell in it. :t never had a chance.” “From the age of 6 I have never been out of love. The worst fight of my rather stormy career was with another boy over a pug-nosed girl, when I was 10.” Sally Lindsay was a young school teacher in Kansas City when William Allen met her. White was an editorial writer on the Kansas City Star. “II didn’t take Sally long,” he says. “I was ripe for romance and she was from Kentucky. Sally married me April 27, 1893." Then, as an afterthought, “By jobe, nearly any young and pretty woman could have done it. Thank Heaven it was Sally I fell for.” In 1895 White bought the Emporia Gazette for $3,000 of borrowed money. Sally stayed behind in Kansas City when White set out for Em-

NEW TRAIL MADE TO GRAND CANYON Road, Partly Constructed, Easier to Descend, By Timet Soecial GRAND CANYON, Ariz., Feb. 3 Anew trail is being constructed to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Tourists who remember the Bright Angel Trail which plunges off into canyon depths near El Tevar will have another means of reaching the Colorado River when the new route, being made under the direction of Park Engineer Tilletson, is completed. Starring five miles east of El Tovar at Yaqui point, the trail is easier in its descent than others now being used. It terminates at the suspension bridge over the Colorado, and connects with trails into Bright Angel canyon. $7 MONEY TO LOAN Personal Loans $lO to S3OO This office is operated under the supervision of the state of Indiana and wae established for the purpose of providing a place where honest people can borrow any amount from $lO to S3OO without pay In? more than the legal rate of interest or without being imposed upon in any way. NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED. Wo do not notify your employer, neither do we make inquiries of your friends, relatives or tradespeople. You can have all the time necessary for repayment and pay only for the actual time you keep the money. Call and let us explain, so charge unless you borrow. IF IN A HURRY Phone MAJn 2923. Household Finance Service Cos. 404 Kresge Bldg. Fourth floor Kresge Bldg.. 41 E. Wash.. Comer of Pennsylvania St. FINANCIAL AID At the time you need tt. and for any worthy purpose. QUICK. CONFIDENTIAL AND COURTEOUS BUSINESS-LIKE DEALINGS. Automobiles, piano* aid furniture, the only security-you neeO to obtain any amount up to $300; on easy repayment basis—twenty months time if needed. CAPITOL LOAN COMPANY 141% E. WASHINGTON ST. MAIN 0585. LINCOLN 7184. Personal Property Loans AMERICAN LOAN CO. You Read the Want Ads—, _ Aak for an Ad Taker.

poria. In his own colorful language he tells the story of his arrival: “I had $1.25 in my pockets and $3,000 worth of debts when I got off the train. Now, my father was a New England Yankee and my mother a pure-bred Irish woman. "The Yankee said to me, ‘Walk up to the hotel. You can’t afford a cab.’ ‘But the Irishman said, Wurra! You can’t afford not to hire a cab. Emporia must not see you making your triumphal entry •without some style.’ "I rode, and it cost me 60 cents. “When Sally came down a few weeks later, I had scraped together several more dollars, and I hired a cab for her, too.” That has beeri the way all through the spectacular rise of William Allen White, from debtridden country editor to man of property, editor of one of the most distinctive dailies in the Middle West, author of a dozen successful books and general idol of Kansas.

Congress Today

SENATE Considers Isle of Pines treaty. Foreign relations Committee continues consideration of German commercial treaty. Couzens Committee continues investigation of internal revenue. Judiciary committee takes up routine legislation and nomination of police judges for District of Columbia. Appropriation considers justice, labor, commerce and State Department. HOUSE Considers resolution sending postal pay bill back to the Senate and Independent offices bill. Interstate Commerce Committee considers long and short haul bill. Military Affairs Committee considers bill for department of aeronautics. Agriculture committee considers report of agriculture commission. Veterans committee considers hospital bill. Patents committee hears opponents to copyright bill. Judiciary committee considers bill incorporating American Bar Association. Public lands committee considers bill authorizing additional lands to be granted to Utah national forest. PARK IS BEING ‘CARRIED AWAY’ / ' Yellowstone Tourists Take Home Curios. Bv Timet Special YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wyo., Feb. 3. —Yellowstone National Park is being carried off by tourists. Geyser formations, hot springs, d:he Grand Canyon, Yellowstone Lake, the bears, deer, elk, antelope and other wild life all are included In the activities of those who want to take heme with them some visible reminder of their visit. It has been conservatively estimated that 590,000 “pieces” of Yellowßtone Park were carried out last summer. But still t.he park is as beautiful as ever, and bears not the slightest sign of desecration. For this "carrying off” is done in‘ the form of pictures. Persons must not take from the park a piece of formation or the antlers of an elk, nor gather specimens of flowers; these they must leave for those who eomo after you to see and enjoy. But there is nothing In park regulations

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FREE BRAKE USE CAUSE OF MANY SKIDDING CRASHES Keep Clutch In and Apply Brakes Slowly, Is Advice. Motorists use their brakes too liberally. That's the chief cause for skidding. An automobile will skid on slippery pavement when the front wheels are turned the slightest out of the for. ward direction, the clutch is out and the brakes are applied. The back wheels, supporting: the heavier half of the auto in most cases, become locked, cannot hold against the pave* ment, and carry the car on In the original direction regardless of front wheel direction. Even when the front wheels are directed straight forward, if the car is riding along on a slippery road that slopes to a ditch, releasing the clutch and applying the brakes mean danger. The back of the car in this case takes the easiest course—toward the ditch—and the best driver can’t stop such a slide once It'g started. Slopes Dangerous Here lies the real danger. ists a’s told to steer their cars 14 the dircc'ion of the skid. But if tha car is skidding toward a ditch, an£ the motorist tries to steer his caf that way he is sure to go in, on< way or the other. There is no excuse from such 4 skid. There is a preventive, as therd is for any kind of skid. That is—drive carefully, tur4 slowly with clutch in, keep the en gine pulling the car, apply thd brakes slowly and carefully. With the clutch engaged, the eng gine controls the car. Brakes may then be applied, easily, without let* ting out the clutch. Then, if thS rear does begin to skid, the engine will keep the wheels turning in an effort to drive them out of the skid,* Taking Curves Curves should be taken with the clutch engaged, and the gears in second, or low. The brakes need not be touched. If the car is going at a good rate of speed an! necessity for slowing up or stopping is seen ahead, take your foot off the throttle and let the* engine slow- up the car. The brakes may ~be applied and released with short, easy strokes of the pedal.But the clutch should remain in until the driver is certain just another slight touch of the brake pedal would bring the car to a stop. The best precaution against ding is to avoid a sudden ohange in direction. Turns should be made slowly and as widely as possible. In Emergencies If the emergency arises at which a sudden turn must be made, take your foot off the throttle and apply both brakes, emergency and sendee while the clutch is still engaged. You will skid, but not as much as you would if the clutch were out. Don't try to shift suddenly into low or reverse. There would be nothing left of your gears if you did. Keep shy of Btreet car tracks, but if you happen to slide into them, this is how to get out: Slow down, shift Into low gear, and when you have clear space to right and left of you, suddenly swerve your wheels to the right. You will skid a little, hut not enough to harm, and the car will be out of the tracks.

AMERICAN MOVIES PUZZLE GERMANS ■ 1 ’ i>, 4: | Foreign Producers Resenl U, S. Invasion, , ■ Bv United Prett WASHINGTON, Feh. fcr-dLmerl/ can movies, which make tip three* fourths of those shown ln Germany, have brought German film producers, Importers and distributers into a hot controversy, the depart* ment of commerce was advised by its Berlin representative. Distributors sometimes require premiums of $5,000 to $6,000 to( place American films on their lists, totally eliminating the profits of the . Importers, who are protesting vigorously. The producers who make about 100 pictures & year are demanding that stricter import regulations be imposed to give them a larger share of the German business. About 800 American films are Imported annual* ly at present, and it is claimed that Germany could use 600 if the distributors’ premiums were eliminated. Exhibitors are dissatisfied because the present "contingent system’* similar to the block-booldng practices used elsewhere require them to accept programs as a unit. Instead of selecting their own features and showing individual programs. A general meeting of the German film industry will be held soon to discuss a tentative program providing for a fixed ration between foreign and domestic pictures, to prevail for at least two years. The German government so far has not taken sides with any of the partlsd to the controversy. fe - - --1 Polite Kidnaper HULL, England—*'A strong sfisntl man” kidnaped a young womara here one night after a dance. All though the girl had never seen the* man before, he kept her in his can all night, pleading with her to elopJ with him. Early the next mominj| foi-ced to stop his car at a tnflj