Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 260, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1925 — Page 12

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1 ' DEATH NOTICES FOWLER, Elmer E. —Brother of Mrs. A. C. Z&rlng and Oe<\ar W. Fowler, Indianapolis and E. T. Fowler, Peru, Ind.. passed away at Los Angeles, Cal.. March 6. Funeral services from the home ot brother Oscar W. Fowler. 410 N. St., Friday. March 13 1:30 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. (Anderson and El wood papers please copy.) _ 5 FUNERAL directors W. T. BLASENGYM Main Office Branch Office 2226 Shelby St. 1009 Indiana Avenue. Drexel 2570. Circle 5900. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N. Illinois St. funeral dlrecto.-B to the peule of Indianspoils since 1887,. „ IND lAN* Apff LlS BERT S. GADD—2I3O Prospect St Phone Stewart 2278. __ Cieorcre Grinstemer / Funeral director. 522 E Market' Main 09QV m**- Ukx£ch ''IP UNDERTAKERS —HISEY is TITUS 951 N. Delaware Main 36808 SPEIJAL NOTICES MASSEUR—Mrs Morris Ipcated at 935 N. Meridian Ant. 1: 0 to 5. Lin 4129 _ MASSEUR: Mina Kelley s sulphur bath and mawsa-e. 143 E. r-hto. No. 228. Cl. 6968. IQ LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Articles found in Indian | apolia street cars yesterday: i FOUND—Articles found in Indianatio.is street cars yesterday: TWO UMBRELLAS ONE PAIR GLASSES IN CASE ONE BUNDLE \ COAT BELT ONE SMALL PURSE TWO ODD GLOVES ONE PAIR GLOVES Main 2737. URIST watch, yellow gold, octagon shape: one carved link, .near Ohio and Penn. Sts. Liberal reward. Web. 3662-W. _ 12 HELP WANTED—MALE

WANTED CURING MEN Only Experienced Need Apply KOKOMO RUBBER CO. Kokomo, Ind. WANTED—3O NONUNION LINEMEN: NO LABOR TROUBLE: EXCELLENT? OPPORTUNITY FOR STEADY, SETTLED MEN DESIRING PERMANENT ELECTRIC LINE WORK. CALL MR. SCHMICK HOTEL SEVF.RIN, THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. M BN —Neat appearance, house-to-house proposition: (rood pay. MR. HEDGE. 214 W. Maryland. WANTED —LABORERS! 216 N. ARSENAL. IT’S NEVER lost until Indianapolis Times Want Ada have failed to And It. 13 INSTRUCTIONS OWNING our building:, having: practically no overhead, we can afford to five a better course of instruction in beauty culture for less money. Our rapid growth 'roves it. COMPLETE COURSE. $35. DIPLOMA AWARDED. PERMANENT WAVING. $33 EXTRA. FREE CLINIC. Olive Street Hair Store 1138 Olive St. DRexel *536. Indiana's Busiest School of Beauty Culture. Investigate and You Will Know Why. Free Clinic. Diplomas Awarded. Write For Free Booklet. 137 N. i.iinois Circle 0298. btxonu Fioor Stewart Bldg. MEN, 17 TO 30 YEARS To train in spare time tar radio and telegraph positions, paying $l6O to $360 per month. Position furnished if not now employed. Call, write or phone Mr. Blew. Supt.. Room 313 Kahn Bldg. Ctr. 8600. Open evenings. Beauty Culture Is Profitable Success depends on training. Our course is both practical and theoretical. Personal attention given. Terms If desired. Free clinic. St. Clair School of Beauty Culture. Riley 3340. 246 E. St. Clair St. POPULAR piano music taurnt In 20 lea. ..gvaTo" 1 * 11 A r.iraL fer '■MErtLlsa' ay, fS!S ion St- Indianapolis, Ind Circle 07671 SllokTilANt) In 3ft days: typewriting 822 Peoples Bank Blag Lincoln 1130 SONG—“ ’Twas the Yankee Doodle Do.” 30c. Judson Kutzieb, Indianapolis, Ind. 14 SALESMEN WANTED TWO—Used car salesmen—ls you are not a re a. I salesman don’t take up our time; only 3 men with successful sales records need apply. ATLAS SECTJRITEES CO.. 819 N. Capitol Avs. CREW managers and canvassers; new deal; $lO a day. salary and commission. J. ROSE. 217 Loraine Hotel. HIGH Class dty salesman to solicit car a popular accessory, 41 W. Vermont St. 16 HELP WANTED—FEMALE LADY to sell Lustro products to homes; good commission. Apply 1912 Madison Ave. YOTTjfG ’udy experienced, for filing. Apply MR, MAHON, 480 Century Bldg. You R'-iI Warn Ads—

17 SITUATIONS WANTED b—Female CURTAINS T <^LAJ£NDEII. 2 MRS J LUTZ 18 ROOMS FOR RENT ASHLAND. N. 1208: modern room: meals optional. Lincoln 1153. BARTH Ave.. 1334, furnished front room. Drexel 7294-W. CENTRAL. 1216; front room for 1 or 2 employed: reasonable. Circle 3177. COLLEGE. 2413; all newly furnished sleeping and light housekeeping rooms. Modern. Ken. 3205. ILLINOIS, N. 9437; nicely furnished front loom with garage. PROSPECT. 917: near Fountain Square: modern front room; gents. Drex. 0461. ST. JOE. E., 23; modem furnished room. 1 or 2 ladies or gentlemen: home privileges: reasonable. Lin. 4939. STRICTLY modern room: c‘ty heat: contlnuous hot water. ..in, 8244. a—Light Housekeeping LEXINGTON. 802: 2 nicely furnished front rooms: light, gas. water; reasonable. Drexel 2504-J. MINNESOTA. E. 638 large front room and kitchen. 18 RENTALS a—Houses ALABAMA. N.. 718. 2 nice light housekeeping rms.. everything furn., hot and cold_waler. CAPITOL. N.. 1541. Clean, modern rooms. furnished; >4.60 up. Lincoln 4053, CENTRAL. 6-room duplex; heat, water. garage; adults; SSO. Ken. 1697. CHURCH. 816:’o rms.. semi-modern: water paid: inside toilet; $23.50, DRex. 2208. EDDY. 637; 4 rms., semi-mod.: water paid sl9; colored. DRexel 2208. 492 OOODLET; 4 rooms: electric lights, gas. city water: $22.50. SCHMID & SMITH, Inc. REALTORS 130 N. Delaware St. Main 4088. HARDING St.. S.. 933: tnree-room cottage (double), semi-modern- $12.50. WASHINGTON BANK AND TIIUST CO. Main 0792. Rental department. Jefferson. N.. 542: upper duplex: modern. 5 room*, bath, hardwood floors, newly decorated: heat, water, icebox, gas stove. garage. Webster 1927. LINDEN ST.. 2029—KW new 3-room double; sl6. Civic Realty. 136 N. Delaware. Lincoln 6050. LY'NN, N„ 559: 4-room double; electricity. gas, well: sls. Har. 3748. MacPHERSON. 2849 : 6-rai dou.: good condition: elec., gar. Web. 2401-J. NEW YORK. E.. 3330; 3 and 4-room: garages: special price. Phone Bel. 1041. PARK, 1804 7 rooms, modern, first-class. Adults. Kenwood 3595. SPRING ST.. 722: 5 rpoms serm-tnodern; water paid: $25. Web. 0481. TAT.BOTT. S. 1668: i> rooms; semi-mod-ern: $25.00 Main 1381. TUXEDO. 34 S.. modern upper 5 rooms and bath, light and cheerful: heat and water furnished. Satisfactory terms on inspection. Webster 6209. EVERETT; 4-room double; electric lights $15.00. SCHMID & SMITH, Inc. REALTORS 130 N. Delaware. Main 408 , < COLORED RENTALS “ 1114 Brook St., 4 rooms sls 1310 Collins St.. 3 rooms g 1120 Brook St. 2 rooms 8 A. F. ZAI.NEY, 108 N. DELAWARE. A F /-AiNE i REAL ESTATE UENTAL4 INSURANCE 108 >’ DEI.A LI. 6320 SEE btJSlDr' A HOT/VEGFL for bargain* HEAL FSTATE. b—Rouses, Flats Furnished ASHLAND 1134. 2-room apartment, with hath Lincoln 8089. NORTH; nicely furn. 3-room apt.. Ist fir.; man and wife preferred. Riley 1575. c—Apartments MICHIGAN. 732 E.: modern three-room apartment: new decorations; heat, water and gas range furnished: summer rate S2B per month. Call Irvington 3161. APARTMENTS 20th and Central. 4 rooms and bath.s7o.oo 116 S. Audubon Rd . 5 rooms and bath $60.00 Has el Dell. 12th and Park Ave.: 3 rooms, bath $50.00 2149 Central. 6 rooms, bath $65.00 21 E. St. Joe, St.. 6 rms.. bath. . . .$47.50 310 N. Dela.. 2 rms.. bath $35.00 3518 Balsam Ave.. 4 rms. and bath. 722 Fairfield-Ave.. 4 rm 5........ SBO.OO 958 Cevilla Ave.. semi-modem. 4 rooms, bath SIB.OO STATE SAV. & TRUST CO. MA. 4517. 9E. MARKET ST. APARTMENTS 308 N. Hamilton. 4 rooms $45.00 1705 N. New Jersey. 5 rooms $40.00 520 Mass., No. 7; 4 rooms $37.60 1923 Central. 2 rooms $35.00 318 N. Alabama. No. 3: 4 r00m5.532.60 DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 122 E. MARKET 2.R00M modern ant.: water and lights furnished: $lB month. Web. 2751. d—Business Places

BUSINESS LOCATION Very desirable space 40x60, one flight up. Has 18 windows. This roctn can be used for A Beauty or Dental Parlor; Manufacturing or Lecture Hall. Apply 118 N. Pennsylvania st. THE UNION STORE. *1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALK ■WWWWWWWA<^VS^WSA/WWWg a—Business Property FOR SALE—Best 99-year lease in downtown property. Worth investigation. Half block from postoffiee. Frank S. Clark & Cos. 226 E, Ohio. MA. 3377. b—Houses BEAUTY. 319; 8-room cottage, semi- modern; bargain. Ran. 1571. DELOSB, 1200 block: a nice 4-room cottagre; lights, gas and city water. Only $1,850: S4OO cash: balance as rent. Drexel 6817; open evenings. GRAY St.. 840: 6-room modern bungalow'; good condition: 2-car f&rage: full lot: street and alley paved; $5,500; on term* Call Trueblood. Maln 0242. Irv, 4213. TEMPLE. 8.: 5-room semi-modern; needs some small repairs: $2,500: easy terms. Lincoln 3734. ENGLISH TYPE HOME 201 Blue Ridge Road Owner leaving dty and directs us to offer for immediate sale this beautiful brick and stucco home In Blue Ridge. Center hall, wonderful kitchen, breakfast room, large living room, four nice >edrooms, two complete baths, and rainy other mod err conveniences. Corner lot uid both ntreels laved shrubbery. 2-car brick garage. Priced less than actual value on terms of $2,600 cash, balance monthly. Call us for appointment. Open Sunday, 2-5 P. M. Ford Woods, Realtor 425 Lemcke Bldg. Clr. 5261. tJw moderr 'luble close to St. Philip’s: 6 rooms each •• >• good terms. Modern dout-.e N. Gray. Modem bungalowa east. Modern 6-room, reception hall, finished In oak. east. Modem. 8 rooms, hardwood l!oo.. 4 bedrooms. N. Denny. 3 rooms, toilet in; S6OO cash; S. East 6 rooms, semi-modern. 6 rooms semimodern. on same lot. on improved street; South East. Terms. Also 40 others east and south. C. J. OSBORN DRexel 6184. gjCVD.HOMS SMALL PAYMENT DOWN BALANCE S6O PER MONTH

21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ih-Houki IF YOU WANT TO SELL Consult the REALTY SERVICE BUREAU. 501 Continental Bank- Bldg. Lin. 5307. NO OPTION REQUIRED. SUBURBAN home of 5 rooms; modem. with half acre ground; on Arlington Ave_ near Tenth St.: $0,509: $609 or monT'fcash. balance monthly. OSCAR LEE. Room 406. 230 E. Ohio St. Main 0217. REAL BARGAIN IF SOLD THIS WEEK Bungalow. 7 rooms; •©mi-modern; ou Pershing Ave. Consult • REALTY SERVICE BUREAU. 501 Continental Bank. Lin. 530<, SIOO DOWN North 6-room, semi modern bungalow: lot 50x255 ft. 3606 N. Dearborn. Main 4021_ BEAUTIFUL modern bungalow; same block as library and school with Rhodius park and fte wonderful swimming pool to the rear: takes $4,200 cash to handle or will trade for good suburban west * REALTY SERVICE BUREAU 501 Continental Bank. Lin. 6807 COLORED BUYERS Cottage on MartindaJe, near 16th; 4 rooms; lights and water; price $2,000; iusy terms. pRJESMEYEF. 136 N, Dels. St. Lin- 8106. COTTAGE. 6 rooms: in good repair: on paved street, near Big 4 Round House. Call wrcxel Psor)-M. COME up tonight between 6 and 9 and get a list of ,-eal bargains. Some as low- as S2OO down. 1035 Shelby St., Room 4. DOUBLE: 6 rooms, s-mi-modern■ colored By owner. Call Bel. 0935. modem house; double garage. Drexel 3900. d—Lots WOODS—As many trees as you want on a 60-foot east front lot In A-l district north- See this. Main 0792. Mr. Schmidt. Wash. 3817. SACRIFICE SALE —Lot 23x210. comer of 36th and Downey St Plenty of Trees. Price $250, Circle 6600. Res.. RA. 1662. MHO CASH MOO weekly S3-ft froof, Hswlhorne Lane, south of 30th. only £245 Main Q3‘ > 0 710 Hanker* Trust Bldg 2 - ~LdTS. south front. W 31st St. just west of Elmira. \ EMIL DIETZ. 334 Congress Ave. TACOMA. N. 1021 a'l improvements In. A bargain. Owner Drexel 6390, e—Suburban BUNGALOW. 5 rooms, 4 large lots. K square off National road w-est: will consider trade for modern 5 or 6-room house on National road between Ben Davis and city. What have you? REALTY SERVICE BUREAU . _ 501 Continental Bank. Lin. 5307. BUNGALOW; 4700 west; 5 rooms, elec.. gar.; near bus: $l5O down. Bel. 4866. g—Builders and Contracting IF YOU have a clear lot we will build you a home. Our houses are better and cheaper because, ne have no office help and pay no commlsaoln. ELVERS St KLEIN Lincoln 2627. we will bitiLd /Thome —To suit you-. . comolelely financed on monthly payments. Civic Realty Cos.. 136 N. Del. Ljp. 5060, 22 REAL ESTATE W \NTED MODERN double up to $7 100. Give description. location and Mice. Address Times No, 1341. A cottage, or acre, or mon on river, north of Broad Ripple Main 6808. 23 FARM LANDS MISSISSIPPI River Delta Lands, farm and city preperty In and around Dyt-rs-burg. Tenn. Parker Greene. Dyersburg. Tenn. 25 M 1 S( KLirv;Tk()CS^FOR SALK BED. Walnut, good condition, cheap. Apply evenings. 618 N. Bradley Ave. CHECK orotector, table and Singer lewing machine. - Harrison 3537-W ENSILAGE—FOR SALE. WASH. 5115-1. HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale reasonably priced: good condition. Wash, 2312- J. MANI’RE for sale tor lawns and gardens. Webster 1433. Rugs, Linoleums Frussels rugs. 9x12. in blue. tan. taups and old rose, special. $12.50: genuine Gold Seal Congoleum rugs. 9x12. special at $14.75. carried lr ail patterns ana sixes at proportionate prices, all perfect: heavy Japanese grass rugs, double warp. oxl2 $7.50. All our Brussels. Axmtnster. velvets and Wiltons are sold at the lowest price In tbs city. Come in and let us prove it All new. perfect goods (no seconds). Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W WASH. ST. OPP. STATEHOUSE. “If It covert the floor, we have It." SINGER sewing machine: drop-hoad: ISApt. 11 1325 Ashland Ave. SINGER sewing machine, excellent eondition: bargain. Call Web. 9080-W,

TYPEWRITERS Special Clearance Sale I C SMITHS —UNDERWOODS BARGAIN PRICES Low prices on all makes Bee our window. American' Writing Machine Cos. 80 S. PENN. ST. LINCOLN 0883. m—Musical Instruments PIANO. Baldwin; for sale cheap. 434 Haugh St. b—Pet and I/ve Stock FARROW CHIX In 100 lots. Barred Rocks. S. C. Reds. Anconas. $14.j0. White Rocks. 8. C. Reds. $16.30; Wyandottes. Buff Orp.. Minorca#, $17.50: white and brown Legborns. $12.50. D. T. FARROW CHICKERIES PUPPlES—Beautiful sable Pomeranian for sale: eligible for registration; very small. 044 E. Pratt St. 25c COAITiCE AND WOOD 3=Oay Special ISLAND CREEK West Virginia 4-inch fkd. Ip. . .$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 DRexel 7461. DRexel 7461.. SPECIAL PRICES KINDLING WITH EACH TON Genuine Glendora. Glendora block, large, forked $6.50 GleuCiora 3x6 lump, cleaned, forked.: 8.00 Glendora 2x3 egg. cleaned, forked... 5.71 Beat W. Va. block, large. forkedl. . .: fl.&Ji Best E. Ky. block, large, forked.... 860 Best W. Va. 2x4 washed egg. forked. 8.00 Best W. Va. mine run. 50% lump. .. 6.60 Hoosier red ash lump, clean, forked. 5.8: Best Linton No. 4. lump, clean. Ikd. 5.70 Best Indiana No. 5. 4-ln. Ip* cl., fkd 3.25 Lest Indiana 2x4 egg. clean, forked.: 5.20 Eastern 111. 4-fn. lump, clean, forked.: 5.20 Eastern 111. 2x4 egg. clean, forked...: 5 20 Citizens coke, the beat $9.75 Delivery anywhere In the dty. UNION ICE AND COAL CO! Drexel 4621. 1910 Bluff Avst We do not handle cheap coal. BEST GKADB 3razU Block. $5.60 Per Ton Pea and Nut $4.50 Per Ton East Side Ice and Coal Cos. 934 Fowler. MA. 6950. Indiana large* lump forked $5.25 W. Va.. 4-in., forked $8.23 fcORTH ST. COAL CO. 920 E. NORTH Lin. 1465. Irv. 4020. Eva. ATLAS FUEL CO 4 %rExCT§3 fe ' SLAB WOOD for furnace, cook And heating stove: also dnd era. Web. 1751-M. BICHLAND COAL CO. 1615 W Everett Bel. 0272 Wi ah 4867. 26 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED~ BABY carriage or stroller, regardless of condition. Lin. 1634. SALVATION Army- industrial Home. Heap us to halp other* with your used clotbMsi m i0 §2 me * new *- etc Phcoe Wagon. AUCTIONEERS—Mark A Neal. We buy or sell for you. Ran. 7034. Har. 0907-R. 27 BUSINES,S ANNOUNCEMENTS^ GUARANTEED DENTAL WORK IN EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE PAINTING AND ROOFING. ADDRESS TIMES, BOX NO. 1342. Ch! WOO INN—II _ W Ohio. New Chon Wflnr piece. Also seeping roofa*. :

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2781H1 NESS ANNOUNCEME NTS WALL PAPER CLEANING First cl see. Reasonable pricee. Li. 3671. FEATHERS bought, sold feather mat.reaaea and E V BURkLE 416 Maas. Main 140*^ SAFETY RAZOR BLADES an.rn.nei TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana Are. —FAft Hanging XnTT paintim. Ih-ompt efficient service. 1920 samples Webster 0012. _ SSSU r f SHARPE PAPER CLEANING— K Former manager for Gadberry: 500 and up per room. Drexel 46P0-J. J C CLAYTON A SONS. CONTRACTORS Paper hanging, cleaning, decorating. 234 N. Noble. Lincoln 5020. RL'gR. 9x12 thrly cino. $2: all work/ur SUPERIOR CLEANERS Ken 4467. 28 STORAGE AND TRANSFER ins? Web. 0699-W—4579. Estimates on overland hauling. WILL call at your residence and give estimates on your moving. C. and A. Tranafe rand Storage. Lin. 3903_ NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. For moving and hauling: rates reaeonable. Randolph 3741 ■ 30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE BUICK 6. A real bargain. The first person that gives us $87.50 will drive this car home. Hurry. Oakley Overland Sales 1663 5 8. Meridian DRex. 4744. CHEVROLET SEDAN A car that we can recommend. Motor In first-class shape Upholatertng very good You should ride in this car to ap predate it. Priced right and a demonstration will sell It. STONE CHEVROLET CO. USED CAR DEPT. 427 N Meridian St. Riley 1060. Open evenings and Sunday. FLINT. 1925 ,Jlre -passenger two-door Brougham, one week old: 150 miles: fully equipped: anew car at a used car price; must sell quick: financial reasons: will give any kind of demonstration wanted: terms or old car as part payment; private owner, HAr. 4727-W. FORD BODIES 15 tourings. 3 sedans. 3 coupe# and "““SWiSshelmT Parker 1 * FORD touring. 1924: starter and demountable*: looks and runs like new. Don't fail to see this one before you buy. ATLAS SECURITIES CO . 619 N, Capitol Ave. FORD touring. 1922: starter and demountable#. This car Is not a junker, but priced to sell quick: SIOO. ATLA9 SECURITIES CO., 619 N. Capitol. rORD BODlES—tiaea sedans, coupes, tour- ■ iEa/°Br : jr&Jist. " nr “ ss * OAKLAND 34. good condition. $75. Cali Webater 41*9. OLDSMOBILE 4. late with lots of extras. This car has never been abused and looks and runs like new. Priced to sell immediately. Call Drexel 4744. OVERLAND touring: In good condition; good throughout; $93 down, balance weekly or monthly. HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. North St. WILLYSJ-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND DEALERS MOST FULI r EQUIPPED WILLYS-O VE RL A ND SERVICE IN INDIANA PARTS—SERVICE—SALES On Square West of Masonic Temple OVERLAND TOURING Late models that run and look like now. Bargains at the price we are asking for B&mfl. Oakley Overland Sales 1863-5 8. Meridian. DRoxel 4744. OVERLAND tourii g. 1923 Cowl lights, 2 extra tiree; good running order. Will take small diamond or talking machine as part down payment. Web. 3006.

PACKARDS 1923 COUPE. 1922 COUPE, 1923 SEDAN. 1923 TOURING. 1822 TOURINGS. THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 81 W. Thirteenth St. Main 8942. PACKARD DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 1904 BARGAINS 1930 Overland coupe: motor overhauled; good tires: *2OO lor a quick sale. 1921 Ford roadster; water pump, lock wheel; food tires; new top and curtains; $76 for a quick sale. 1910 Ford roadster; starter and demountable rims; food runiunf order; $66 for a quick sale. Bmall Down Payment L. GUT LONG 1114 N. MERIDIAN. LINCOLN 6365. fc+Aft. 1023 tourinf; 4 food tires, iookback mirrow; SBB down, balance weekj op monthly. HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. North St. WILLYS-KNIGHT „ AND OVERLAND DEALERS Most fully equipped Wlllys-Overland dealer in Indiana PARTS —SERVICE-—8 ALPS On Square Weet of Masonic Temple LIVE downtown ttuoson-ttacex. ftejlnre j tw BERR 1 * P H .a

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30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SA K see (§§ nm fcljahfe HAS BEEN HERE 7 YEARS. 'HAS SOLD THOUSANDS OF USED AUTOMOBILES AND ARE GETTING REPEAT ORDFRS EVERY DAY FROM SATISFIED CUSTOMERS $lO TO S2O DOWN Down. Per Wk. 1923 Ford Touring ...$11.77 $5.77 1923 Ford Coupe .... 12.92 6.92 1920 Bulck Touring ... 16.08 3.08 1923 Star Touring 12.92 6.92 1922 Chevrolet Coupe. 12.92 3.92 1920 Hup Roadster .'. 16.08 8.08 1923 Ford Coupe 13.58 8.08 1920 Jordan Touring .. 18.18 12.68 1920 Studebaker Tour. 13.58 8.08 1923 Dodge Coupe .... 19.34 13.84 1925 LICENSE INCLUDED IN ABOVE PRICES. ALL READY FOR DELIVERY ON ABOVE PLAN.

The ■ .Wilbur Johnson Company Open Eve. Closed Sundays MAin 3420. ' PACKARD TRADE INS OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 10 P. M. AT SSO DOWN REO ROADSTER. 1920. HUP COUPE, 1921. HAYNES SPORT, 1922. PREMIER, 1918. MITCHELL, 1919. HUDSON SPORT. 1922. LIBERAL TERMS THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W. Thirteenth St. Main 6042. PACKARD DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 1904 USED CARS THAT SATISFY 1023 Jewett De Luxe, touring. Dueo fin. 1023 Jewett standard sedan, refinished. 1022 Maxwell sedan. .1022 Jewett standard touring Zapon finish. 1023 Haynes 56. Sport. 1920 Auburn; good condition. 1923 Olds mo bile roadster. 1923 Jewett De Luxe sedan, refinished 1924 Ford Tudor; driver 1,000 miles. 1022 Jewett coupe; excellent condition. 1924 Velle. new touring. . 1022 Jewett touring. California top, all extras, including fly® new KellySpringfield cord tires. Our Jewett cars are rebuilt and carry thirty-day guarantee. Terms to suit purchaser. George B. Ray, Inc. Paige Jewett Distributors. 1110-1112 N. Meridian Open Evenings. Liu. 7842.

36 AUTOMOBIIjEE FOL SAI^ USED CARS: casn payment or trade. Jones-Whltaker Sales Cos 346 N oap. 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED WILL trade six rooms of first-class furniture for Ford coupe or light car. DRexel 6078-M. AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E New York St. Main 4446. 32 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS PARTS for all make ot cars Call or write and let us know what you need Used or new. SAM CORAZ AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.. 519 N. Capitol Ave. VULCANIZING, top repairing and rebuilding: complete line of cord tires m stock. KENTUCKY AVE. VULCANIZING CO., 35 Ky. Ave. YOU can get “that better kind" of used tires at Rogers’; plenty of odd sizes. 3117 W Washington. Bel. 4300. WHAT ABOUT THAT BATTERY. COME TO CORUM. 901 N. ILL, ST. CHEVROLET specialWM. nrsl class work reason bale prices. Bel 2733. Cox Bros 33 MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES ~ GOOD bicycles. $8 and up: tires. $2 and up 940 Massachusetts Ave. 35 FINANCIAL PRIVATE money wanted up to $20,000. Will secure same by first mortgage on close in briek business and apartments. Address Box A 1344, Times. MONEY TO LOAN I Beneficial I TOBTIS Your Credit Is Good for Up to $30)0 on household furniture without removal PROMPTNESS, PRIVACY and COURTESY You pay back: $ 3 a month on $ 60 loan $ 5 a month on SIOO loan $lO a month on S2OO loan sls a month on S3OO loan Plus lawful interest only Call, write or phone Clr. 1-6-6-9 Beneficial Loan Society 601 National City Bank bldg. Open 9 to 5:80 Saturdays, 9 to 1. Licensed by and bonded to the state.

NEED MONEY? Quickly, confidentially, and business like dealings is a part of the service we give you. LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 Y> E. Washington St. MAin“osßs. Lincoln 7184. LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. Follow Our Ad. FIDELITY LOAN CO. 332 Lemcke Bldg. Personal Fro per ty Loans AMERICAN LOAN CO. 39 . LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE IF HEREBY GIVEN. That the undersigned as Executor of the will of William Bucschcr, deceased, will as such Executor, pursuant to an order of the Probate Court of Marion County, sell at -Private Sale between the hours of 10 o’clock a. ni. and 4 o’clock p. m. on Monday. March 10th. 1923. and from day to day thereafter until sold at the law office of Means 4 Buenting. 522 State Life building. Indianapolis. Indiana, all the right, title and interest of said decedent, in and to the following bonds, stock and securities: Unregistered United States Liberty Bonds as follows: Two Third issue, s.‘>o.oo each, eight interest coupons attached to each. One Fourth issue, par value $500.00. twenty interest coupons attached. Three Third Issue, one for $1,000.00. and two for $500.00 each, eight interest coupons attached to each. Two Second issue $500.00 each, 36 interest coupons attached to each. Also Certificate Number 0584 for 10 shares, par value $50.00 each. Preferred Stock Indianapolis Abattoir Company. Certificate for 10 shares. par value SIOO.OO each. Monument Savings and Loan Association.\ Certificate in the sum of $2,600.00. No. A-21482, issued by the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of Indianapolis. Indiana. Two bonds Nos. 28 and 502, par value SI.OOO 00 each. City of Ft. Wame. Indiana School Bonds due November Ist.. 1925. with two interest coupons attached to each. Said sale will be made for cash in hand at not less than the appraised values theveof with accrued interested to date of sale and all sales shall be subject to the approval of the Probate Court of Marion County. Indiana. HENRY BUESCHBR. Executor. MEANS 4 BUENTING. Attorneys. March 12. 1025. V NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY' OF MARIOII. SS: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:— Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the 18th day of March. 1035. at the hour of 10 a. m. at the south door of the courthouse of Marion County. ,n the city of Indianapolis. Indiana, the undersigned will offer and sell at public sale to the highest bidder and for cash, certiL §i and 3. issued November 14. 1916. for fifty-two shares of the preferred stock of the White Wood Products Company, and the shares and rights represented thereby which certificates were assigned and delivered as collateral scurIty on a promissory note of C. W. Kcach. to the undersigned, due ninety days after date and executed May 10. 1923. Said sale will be made upon the condition and with the understanding that the purchaser receives only such rights, title and interest in said certificates and said rights and shares, as the undersigned Is authorized to sell under the terms of said promissory note, and the seller assumes no responsibility or - liability as to the legality of such sale, nor as to the title or value of said shares or said certificates, or either of them. The price received at said sale for said certificates and shares, wi)l after payment of the costs of such sale, be applied as a credit on the amount now past due and unpaid on said promissory note. This 12th day of March. 1925. Indiana National Bank By HENRY EITEL. vice president. JOS. H. KAYLOR. Cashier. (Seal FITZPATRICK 4 FITZPATRICK, attorneys. March 12. 1935. NOTICE TO ABSENTEE To James A. Brown. Greeting: You are hereby notified that the above named plaintiff has this day filed in‘the office of the clerk of said court his certain complaint or petition alleging therein among o'her things that you. the said defendant, on the 3rd day of November. 1916. being then a resident of the city of Anderson, in the county of Madison, and State of Indiana, and the same being your usual place of residence, went to parts unknown and have continuously since said date remained absent and unheard from leaving property in said county without having made any provision for its control or management: that by reason thereof said property is suffering waste for want of proper care, and praying an administrator thereof duly appointed.' Now. therefore. yqu the said James A. Shown, defendant and absentee as aforesaid. are hereby notified thqt said complaint and the matters therein alleged will come up for hearing and determination in said court at the courthouse in the city of Anderson Madison County. Indiana, on the 30th day of March. 1925. or as soon thereafter Witness the clerk and seal of said court at Anderson. Indiana, this 25th day of Februa*y. 1926. CHESTER THOMAS. Clerk of Madison Circuit Court. BOSRT FREE 4 PENCE. Aitorneya. ’’•b. 26-March 6, 12. NOTICE ' Notice is herby the undersigned. as commissioner appointed by the Marion Superior Court in Cause No. A--29_28. Room 6 of said court, wherein Louise E. Pearse, Is plaintiff and Walter E. Pearse et al. are defendants, will, by order of said court, on Thursday the 18th day of March. 1025. at lfli o'clock a m.’. at the south door of the courthoui-? of Marion County. Indiana. In the city of Indianapolis. sell at public auction for cssli o the best bidder, but for not less han two-thirds of Its appraised value, the 'ollowing described real estate in Marion County In the State of Indiana, to wit: Lot No. 8 In Ruckle and Hamlins Subdivision of Lots 9, 10 and part of 11 In "homae Johnson Heirs Addition to the dty <f Indianapolis. Marion County. State of vdlana as shown by the plat thereof reirded in Pint Book 3 at Page 147 of the ' oixis of the Recorders Office of said tarion County: and the north half of the ,-st alley north of Nineteenth Bt.. in said ity of Indianapolis, as shown in Town Lot Record 334 at Page 442. and Plat look 12 at Page 81. in said Recorder’s Of*ide of mUd Iv oK No. 8 :yj abovn described.

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Dr. Sun Yat Sen. By United Press PEKIN. March 12.—Dr. Sun Yat Sen, former premier of China, who suffered for weeks with cancer of the stomach died in Canton today.

SEEK DEMOCRATIC PARLEYFOR CITY Greathouse to Go to Washington Tuesday. Charles A. Greathouse, Democratic national committeeman, wll lconfer with Clem Shaver, national chairman of the Democratic party, at Washington Tuesday with reference to bringing the national Democratic get-to-gether conference to Indianapolis, he said today. Greathouse said he would use every Influence to bring the conference here, although up to this time he had heard nothing definite from any of the party leaders. Franklin D. Roosevelt has proposed a harmony program in an Informal conference to be held at Indianapolis probably in April or May. United States Senator Samuel M. Ralston Is using his influence to bring the conference here, and, according to dispatches, Senate Democrats are enthusiastic over the proposal. professing to believe that a successful harmony conference would pave the way for many successes in the 1926 elections when anew House and one-third of the Senate are to be chosen. Thomas Taggart, veteran Hoosier Democratic leader, now at Miami, Fla.. Is seeking to bring the conference to Indiana., and has offered to entertain delegates at his French Lick resort. 1

DECREASE SEEN IN MLS 175,000 Income Returns Estimated, Approximately 175,000 Income tax returns will be filed by midnight Monday, according to M. Bert Thurman, collector of Internal revenue for Indiana. About 210.000 were filed last year, Thurman said. The decreased number Is expected because of a higher exemption figure, $2,500 for married men. Collector’s office will be open until 9 p. m. tonight, Friday, Saturday, and until midnight Monday, Thurman said, except from 5 to 7 each evening when the deputies go to supper. Only 31.400 returns had been filed Tuesday, reports show. Os these 21.800 were for Individuals making less than $5,000 a year; 8,700 for those making over $5,000 and 900 were for corporations. All but 1,400 of those filing returns for Incomes less than $5,000 paid their entire taxes when they filed the return, reports show. Two Republicans File William Maxson. 907 N. Beville Ave., Republican, today filed papers as candidates for city .clerk. Jules Birsfleld. 3528 Northwestern Ave., Republican, declared himself a candidate for city councilman from the Fourth district. . 39 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING ON RESOLUTION DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS. CITY HALL. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : Notice is hereby given by the Board of Park Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis. Indiana that it is desired and deemed necessary to make the following described public improvements In the city of Indianapolis, as authorized by the following numbered improvement resolution adopt’d by said board on the 26th day of February. 1925. Improvement Resolution No. 6—1925. To construct one (11 reinforced concrete bridge In the park and boulevard system of the city of Indianapolis, as follows, to wit: “One (1) reinforced concrete bridge over the canal on Burdaal parkway on land which Is now a part of the park and boulevard system of the city of Indianapolis." All work to be done in the making of said described public improvements shal be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Improvement resolution as numbered, and adopted by the Board of Park Commissioners, on the above named day, and the detailed drawinrs. plans, profile# and specifications which are on file and may be seen in the office of said Board of Park Commissioner! of the City of Indianapolis. That said Board of Park Commissioners has fixed Thursday, Mjirrh 26. 1925. st 2 o’clock p. m. at Us office in said city hal’ as the time and p ace when fl.ial actio i will be tak-’ii confirming, modifying or rescinding said resolution and when it will receive and hear remonstrances from persons interested in or affected b.v such ami when it will determine , public l®M*yjEHk fg&VifcoN.

THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925

OFFICIALS SILENT ABOUT SHAKE-UP < Highway Mombers Refuse to Discuss Conference, Persistent silence held forth In offices of the Indiana State highway commission today regarding the conference Wednesday between Governor Jackson and members of the commission. Despite report that part of the discussion was on possible resignation of members of the road’s body, nothing could be learned definitely. Earl Crawford, of Milton, Ind., was the only member of the commission at the Statehouse today, Commissioners Alvin V. Burch, of Evansville. C Charles Zeigler, of Attica and Walter G. Zahrt, of Ft. Wayne, having returned to their homes. CHa.tting with Crawford was George Bartley, former head of the highway commission’s garage. Who, with Crawford, John D. Williams, director of the commission, and three other men, Is under indictment in connection with the sale by the commission of surplus war materials. Bartley explained he was making a “friendly call.”

DR. MORGAN SEES, NO NEWMALADT Just Symptoms of Respiratory Diseases, No new or mysterious malady, such as dispatches today said has taken 201 lives In Chicago In nine days, has appeared In Indianapolis, according to Dr. Herman E. Morgan, secretary of the olty baord of health. Dr. Morgan said the symptoms described are similar to those In the usual group of respiratory diseases. Although there has been a fairly high rate of colds, respiratory infection and grippe In Indianapolis in the last five weeks, there have been fewer cases of pneumonia than usual at this time of the year, and there has been little of the true type of Influenza, Dr. Morgan said. “Every year tarings anew train of symptoms of respiratory diseases,” Dr. Morgan said. "It 'does not follow that anew disease has been discovered.” The Chicago disease Is characterized by aching pains, burning sensation of the eyes, prostration, high temperatures and nose-bleeding.

SULLIVAN ASKED 8 TO ENTER RACE Democrats Urge District Leader for Mayor, Petitions slgued by aeveraj thousand Democratic voters were presented to Reginald Bullivan, Seventh District Democratic chairman today, urging him to make the race for Mayor In the Democratic primary. Sullivan, his friends say, would get united support of the Democrats should he deckle to make the face. Although Fred Hoke. manor facturer, has declared he would not run, there was considerable gossip In Democratic cdredes he would be urged to get In the primaryMeredith NicJidson, author. Is another likely candidate although he has made no announcement thus far. MILITARY MEN TO PLAY Regiment Orrfiaatra Will Gfvs Program at Men's doll. Preceding the address by Dr, Edwnrd C. Elliott, president of University, before the Men's of the First Presbyterian Church, N. Delaware and Sixteenth Sts.. Friday evening will be a musical program by the orchestra of the 11th Regiment at Ft. Harrison. Col. E. A. Green. Capt. Charles Baker and Lieutenant Hayes cooperated with Wilbur 8. Johnson of the Men’s Club to secure the orchestra, which Is composed of eleven piece*. Almus G. Ruddell is president. FLOWERS IN SPRING <'ounrilnuuiio Uamdidadee Continue to Bloom. Republican councllmanio candidacies continue to bloom In profusion. Nine candidates filed notices with the City Clerk Tuesday. One was a Democrat. They were: First District—Roy L. Yqlstad. 681 N. Oxford St.: Sam W. Ingle, SI7BJ. Shw man Dr., and Daniel Dugan, 620 N. Rittvr V, ?hird District—Ryland D. Pratt, 6160 Brosdway. Fourth District—Austin Himter TcxM, 933 W Twenty-Ninth St., and Joseph E. Gteeii. 1031 lldell 9t. Fifth District — Baall B. Oovsrt. 804 E M inesota St. Sixth District—Bert MrQuat. 1622 r s<bvard J. ESexton. 1601 Fietchsr Ave., Democrat, filed for the fMxth District. . FLEET MOVES UP COAST American “Armada'’ OonrJudw euvrra Off Iwer OaUforntn^p Bu Tfmes SntxHal SAN DIEGO. Chi., Maroh Is. The greatest wa armada ever assembled In Pacific waters steamed into the harbor here today, under the Stars and Stripes. Their war game completed, the combined United States battle and scouting fleets, comprising 110 ahtpe, were moving northward from an ocean rendezvous off the lower Californian coast where American submarine put “the enemy to xmnt.