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1 DEATH NOTICES GRIFFIN. SAMUEL—Died Phoenix, Ariz.. Sunday. March 15th. Body to be returned to Indianapolis. Funeral notice later. H FUNERAL. DIRECTORS W. T. BLASENGYM Main Office Branch Office 2228 Shelby St. 1009 Indiana Avenue. Drea.fl 2570. Circle . r >9so. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N. nihiOis St. _ , rnneraJ directory the of Indiac* °C RE MATQRY 3 t GADD—2180 ProspeSt St Phono George Grinstemer Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Main 0908. *• VkiicL ° r 4F tINpERTALERS—HIBEY 4 TITUS- 961 Pelaware Main 8680. 8 special Notices “ifflSrK .“TioTU-MS!! ifASSEUR; Miss Kelley's sulphur bath and massage, 143 E. Ohio. No, 228. Cl. 6968. 10 LOST AND FOUND ~ rotn .D —Articles found in Indianapolis street care yesterday: •BOSTON 3 PR. GLOVES SCHOOL BOOKS * 1 BOTTLE MEDICINE Main 2737 kARPIN- Black enamel, set with pearls. In Ayres’ or on Pennsylvania St. car. Circle 1214. Reward. Lost—Black traveling bay containing rym suit, purse, loving cup. Finder please call Bel. 2743-W. It HELP WANTED—MALK^ MEN—Neat appearance, house-to-house proposition; good pay. MR. HEDGE. 214 W. Maryland. MEM—We will teach you modern barberTng and place you in a position that jays big wages the year round. Write for satalog. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 105 8. Wells. Chicago. IT~ INSTRUCTIONS ~ Not the Largest, Not the Finest—Just One of the Busiest and One of the Best.Unusual credit terms if desired. Complete course. $35. Day and evening classes. Diplomas Awarded l Write for free information) rTAic&oRE DRex. 4635. 1138 Olive St. Indiana's Busiest Scnool of Beauty Culture. Investigate and You Will Know Why. Free Clinic. Diplomas Awarded. Write For Free Booklet. BntobowDemfp 167 N. Illinois ot. Circle 0296. Second Floor Stewart Bldg. 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 2346. 246 E. St. Clair St. POPULAI L piano music ,augnt In *2O les. Bofrsci&oYTo’-V ™o ( U% v t an S??cic & ton Bl . Indianapolis, Ind. Circle 0757. BHSIWEaFiD In i)6 days; typewriting 622 Peoples Bank Bldg Lincoln 1130. 14 SALESMEN WANTED ~~ HOSIERY BALEBMEN Pure Silk Hosiery Mills. Inc., has good territory, free samples. Investigate. Mr. Cave, manager. 617 Merchants Bank _ BI 4L HAVE permanent money-making positions for six go-getters. We work solely for banks. See Deal” Williams. 224 N. Delaware St., any forenoon. CREW managers and canvassers; new deaT: $lO a day. salary and commission. J. BOSE, 217 Loralne Hotel. 16 HEILP WANTED—FKMALjK LADIES to sell Lustro products to homes; good pay. 1012 Madison Ave. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED S^AA^VNAiA^NAAAA^V>AAA/^/VfS/WWV^^( b—Female • CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. MRS J LUTZ. CIRCLE 0612; AFTERNOON' enmployment, by college girl. Office work preferred. Irv, 1458-J. Washings to do at home. 111? Woodlawn Ave, 18 ROOMS FOR RENT ~ CENTRAL, 2818: sleeping room; modern, private home; sepa-ate ent.: garage; cafeteria same block; $5 for 2 persona or $3 for 1. msmurmirr front room for 1 or 'i employed; reasonable. Circle 3177. ULiNOIA N. 8437; mceiy furnished front room wlgh garage. I'EW JERSEY. N. 62: nicely furnished Sleeping rooms, Lincoln 4649. RUCKLE, 3112: nice room In mod. horns; employed person pref and. Wash. 1235 W. wAtkUT St.. 321 E.; apt. ft; nicely furnished. modern: single,or double; walking distance. Lincoln 5093. Ph'tLv modern room; c'ty heat; continuous hot water, L)n. 8244. COZY modern, unfurnighed room; kitchen privileges; first floor. Irv. 2444-J. MODERN sleeping room; homo prt*> llges. IRv, 3662 before noon, a—Light Housekeeping "APITOL. N., 1541. Clean, modern rooms. N # : iod” P guito JsS-pTiMt rma.: gm nugs; nianimr wa Lia. 5118. • ■ df. j. . t- . :*S . • >3?-'

18 ROOMS FOR RENT ar—Light Housekeeping EAST. N. 139; nice clean housekeeping room; everything furnished: $3 eA. HOYT AVE., 1112 —2 furn. housekeeping rm.; Mod.; call after 5 p. m. Drex. 5816. ILLINOIS., 2360 N. two lovely furnished rooms; modem. Ken. 5702. b—Board and Rooms NEW JERSEY. 1132 N.; large, dean room for two gentlemen; board optional; good location. Riley 1282. SIiIALL CHILD—To board; excellenf care given. Call Riley 2388. 19 RENTALS ~ a—Houses BELLFONTAINE 1518—4-room aeml-mod-em half double. $22.50. Caell at 1618 Bell, after 7 p. m. BELLeFONTAINB. 2251; 5 rma.: modern: perfect repair; newly decorated: $33. BRADBURY. 1226 4-room half of semimodern double; rent $22.50 half. DRex. 1324-W. CHURCH. 816; 6 rma.. semi-modern; water • paid: Inside toilet; $23.50. DRex. 2208. 933 S. HARDING St.. 3-room double; paved street; good well; price $12.00. Rental Dept. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST C„ Main 0792. LINDEN ST.. 2029—Ha1l new 3-room double; sl6. Civic Realty. 136 N. Delaware. Lincoln 6000. McKIM. 224 S.: modern except furnace; SCiH. Ran, 0790. MISSOURI, 6.'418V4; three-room duplex. sl6. 420 B.'Missouri. 6-room double. S2O. 1646 Lee. 6-room, garage, 424 N. Jefferson, 6-room double, modem. $35. Lin, 408&. 19TH St., 605 E.; 7 rooms, modem! Inquire i>R. HARRY D. WELLER. 506 Kahn Bldg. Main 1587. RUCKLE. 2004: i large rma.: steam heat and water tur,; $55. Ken. 3581. 046 If. SHEFFIELD; 4 rooms; 'electric lights: gas; $17.00. SCHMID A SMITH, INC., REALTORS 130 N. Dela. St. Mam 4088. 16TH, E.—Will share furn. mod. home; -girls or employed couple. Web. 8621 -W. HOUSES FOR COLORED 2102 Hovey, 4 rooms $17.50 1508% Columbia. 4 rooms - $17.50 2422 N. Arsenal. 5 rooms $15.00 2240 Columbia. 4 rooms $18.50 1430 Cornell, 4 rooms $20.00 DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL, For Rent, Houses 1141 Beville Ave.: 5 rooms; bath. gas. electric lights, water paid; S2B. 1628 W. Market Bt.; 4 rooms; electric lights: sl6. LEW NICOLI MAIN 5035. A HOME with an Income: will rent both for SBO a month: 5-room modern duplex. 1826 N. Delaware St. Call 312 Kahn Bldg. Cl. 6600. Res.. Har. 4826-M. E. J. McCRACKEN. CHEAP RENT Walking Distance 1120 E. Michigan, 4 rooms $1,3.00 1114 E. Michigan. 4 rooms SIO.OO Houses have gas and electricity DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL, FIVE rooiEsl modem: heat furnished; rent $42.50. 2446 Central Ave.: Apt. 3. Call 312 Kahn Bldg. Cl. 6600: Res.. Har. 4826-M. E. J. McCRACKEN 310-i Central Ave.. 6 rms.. mod SSO 1218 Kelly St.. 4 rms.. mod S3O 1625 Sturm Ave.. 8 rms.. mod S3O 2415 E. Wash.. 7 rms $36 FRANK 8. CLARK A CO. Main 3377. A F. ZAINEY. REAL ESTATE RENTALS INSURANCE 108 N DELA LI. 6520 SEE DUNLOP * HOLTEGEL for bargains. BEAL ESTATE. b—Houses, Flats Furnished ASHLAND. 1134—2-room apartment with bath. Lincoln 8089. c—Apartments 956 Miley Ave.. 4 rooms, for colored. $.15. STATE SAVING AND TRUST CO. MAIN 4517. 9 K MARKET 2419 PARK: 5 rms.; gar optional.. .$56 PETER PAN; 1635 Central Ave... .$65 FRANK S. CLARK Sc CO. Main 3377. 2-ROOM modern apt.: water and lights furnished: $lB month. Web. 2751. APARTMENT. UNFURNISHED For rent. Call Wash. 2009. d—Business Places 3 IDEAL STORE ROOMS % GROUND FLOOR 1— Feet * 2 15x45 P’eet Jußt three rooms left in this modern business block. Brick building, steam heat and' water furnished. Rent mighty reasonable. SEE THEM at 1105-1118 N. liMnois st H. D. GOODE MA. 5555. 1120 N. Illinois.

e—Miscellaneous DOUBLE garage, near Fountain Square; $7.50 per month. EVERROAD & WHITE) Lin, 3880, Res,, DRex. 3250. GARAGE./• 30 cars; repair shop, battery service: SBO. Apply 350 W. 25th. 21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses REAL BUNGALOW Tremont north of Washington: long living-room with fireplace: two bedrooms: bath; dining-room; kitchen; large breakfast room; nardwood floors in living and dining rooms; full Basement; laundry: $6,50®; SI,OOO cash. Mr. Keller. RA. 0894. SCHMID & SMITH, Inc. REALTORS. 130 N, Dela. Main 4088. BARGAIN 1748 E. Forty-Sixth Bt.; 0-room bungalow; eleotrio lights; full baeement; garage: side drive; pnoe $2,600. Mr. Van Arsdell, with IT. C. Tuttle & Bro. 233 E. Ohio St. MA. 1168. Residence, WEB. 1108 BEAUTIFUL modern bungalow: same block as library and school, with Rhodius Park and it# wonderful swimming pool to the rear. Will trade for good suburban, west. RFjALTY SEHVBOB BUREAU. 501 Continental Bank. Lincoln 6307. OAKLAND AVE.; five-rooms: modern: ga- ' rage: improved street and alley; $5,500. Terms. / ' EVERRODE & WHITE. Lincoln 3880. Drexel 3250. PRATT. E. tOO block; 5-room cottage. furnace, electric lights, water, gas S2OO cash gives possession. DRexel 0817. Open evenings. 6-9. $500.00 CASH and S4O per month handles new 6-room modem bungalow, with breakfast room, on Pershing, north of Washington, just being finished: price $4,500. For details call Mr. Keller, Ran. 0894. SCHMID & SMITH, Inc., REALTORS 130 N. Dela. Main 4088. ~~ CHRISTIAN ST. r BARGAIN. _ _ Six-room, thoroughly modem; only $4,600. Call Washington 4229-W, or con-, suit 1 REALTY SERVICE BUREAU. 601 Continental Bank. Lincoln 6307. NEAR 3. Eastern: b room cottage; paved street; only $3,600: easy terms. LI. 3734. , NEW YORk ST.. W.. 8lfe; eleven rooms and bath: excellent for roominr house; priced right: easy trems. Call Humboldt 4283. or consult REALTY SERVICE BUREAU. 601 Continental Bank. Lincoln 5307. SMALL doubt- on W. 19th; rents for S3B per month; will sell to pay 12%; easy terms. LEW NICOLI. MA 6035. COLORED; 1064 Cornell; six” rooms, gae. o„ w , a , te . r - electricity: $26 month. 80 Union Trust Bldg Lincoln 6533. M6DERN home, built-in feature*, one square Riverside golf link*, email down payment. Balance like rent. Ran. 1991. gl^^44b^y°B a &Rr^:if y T T n cji; * d—Lots § \ REAL BUYS , ' “ Pick of lots, 00 to 75-foot froritages. on CentnjJ. Broadway. Kessler boulevard. Guilford and Carrollton. Easy payments. No others in-the city like them. Mam 07*92. Wash. 3917. Mr. SCHMIDT. , LARGE lots. 03-foot front, cinder street, Butler Ave.. north of 36th St ; $296; S6OO cash. $1 weekly. Main 0520. , I. N. RICHIE & SON. ~~ YI>tUSUAL BUY 1 Sixtjvfoot lot, one block west of Coly | lege, in new re*triet*d section of north! b;jnrmn. Mr. Kellogg. Main 0792; HUau

21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE d—Lots 2 LOTS, south front. W. 81st St.. Ju* west of Elmira. EMIL DIETZ. 334 Congress Ave. WINTHROP. “ north of 50th. 65-foot wooded lot at S2O a foot, plus Barrett. Terms SSO down, $13.60 per month. Mr. Kellogg. Main 0792. Hum. 2233. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. SI.OO CASH SI.OO weekly 03-ft fronr. Hawthorne Lane, south of 30th: only $245 Main 0520 710 Bankers Trust Bldg TOWN HOUSE—And farms. Widow. Riley 1648, 1307 College. HALF-ACRES and seres, west of Lawrence. Terms. Main 0620. % ACRE lot* east of city limits. $5 down. Randolph 0796. e—Suburban SUBURBAN BUNGALOW New. 6 rooms: garage; side drive: only $3,260: $260 cash, bal. S3O per month. J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. 128 N. Delaware. Main 6840. Evenings. Webster 7360, 6-ROOM bungalow: furnace, electric lights. cement front porch, back porch, well, cistern, garage; Stop 1. Danville line, on Rockville road; $3,750: $750 cash, balance monthly. OSCAR LEE, Rm. 406. 230 E. Ohio St. Main 0317. > g—Builders and Contracting WE WILL BUILD A HOME —To suit you; completely financed on monthly payments. Civic Realty Cos.. 136 N. Del. Lin. 6050. CARPENTER —Repair work, new and old garages a specialty. DRexel 0850-J. 22 REAL ESTATE WANTED FLORIDA ACREAGE In any amount. We pay 'cash if price is right: prefer near west ooaat towns, south of Tampa. WiU consider anything you have in the State. CIVIC REALTY CO. 136 N, Delaware Lin. 5050 WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL RENTAL OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY. WEB. 6258, A cottage, or acre, or more on river, north of Broad Ripple. Main 6808. 24 FARM WANTED WOULD like to purchase five or ten acre* improved, near Indianapolis, at once. If priced reasonably. CHARLES A. SMITH. R R. 6. Veederspurg. Ind. 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIjT~ BE "> and springs, wardrobe, safe, kitchen cabinet, rugs and gas stoves. 1 feather bed. Martin Moroney, Yellow Cab desk. Terylnal Station. BRASS bed. commode, drrsaer. cook stove; good condition; cheap. Bel. 4261. DINING-ROOM suite. 8 p's. solid oak; A-l condition. 3015 Broadway. Ran. 3786. HEDGES. Cal.. Amoor Riv.. shrubs and perennials. R, D. Box 04. city Dr. 9048. SINGER sewing maemne'; drop-head; $3. Apt. 11. 1325 Ashland Ave. , TYPEWRITER^ Special Clearance Sale L. C SMITHS —UNDERWOODS BARGAIN PRICES Low prices on all makes. See our window. American Writing Machine Cos. SO S. PENN. ST. LINCOLN 6823.

10% to 50% Off oij All Brussels rugs. velvets. axmtnsters and Wiltons: also on Gold Seal congoleum rues, congoleum. by the-, yard linoleum rugs. linoleum, by the yard; rue bordor and Inlaid linoleum: all sizes and patterns carried. All new. perfect goods: no seconds. FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE. Dorffman Rug Cos. 207 W. Wash. St., opp. Statrhouse. "If It covers the floor we have It. TWO - one-year ¥. it. C. X" memberships lust taken out: leaving city: must sell quick big savings. Har 4727-W. a—Musical Instruments S6OO PLAYER. $265 paid, for oulek sale will take SIOO. You pay balance at fie per month. 75 rolls cheap. Call 333 Hoyt Ave. PlANO—Upright: good as new; $250. Wash, 4883 b—Pet and Live Stock FARROW CHIX In 100 lots. Barred Rocks. S. C. Reds. Anconas. $14.50; White Rocks. 8. C. Red* $18.50; Wyandcitfs. Buff Orp.. Minorca* $17.50; white and brown Leghorns. $12.50. D. T. FARROW CHICKERIES 25c COAL, ICE AND WOOD~ SPECIAL PRICES KINDLING WITH EACH TON Genuine Glendora. Glendora block, large, forked ! 10.50 Glendora 3xß lump, cleaned, forked.!-6 00 ilendora 2x3 egg. cleaned, forked... 5.75 est W. Va. block, large, forked. ...: 16 50 est, E. Ky. block, large, forked.... i8 60 est W. Va. 2x4 washed egg. forked, w.QO est W. Va. mine run, 60% lump. . .! 15.50 oobier red ash lump, clean, forked.: A.85 Best Linton No. 4, lump, clean. fka.liQ.7s Best Indiana No. 5. 4-in. Ip., cl., fkd. >5 2c Beet Icdiana 2x4 egg. clean, forked.! 15.20 Eastern 111. 4-in. lump, clean, forked. >5.25 Eastern 111. 2x4 egr. clean, forked. . .115 -0 Citizens coke, the best $0.75 Delivery anywhere In the city. UNION ICE AND COAL OO: Drexel 4621. 1910 Bluff Av*. We do not handle cheap cosJ. BEST GRADE) Brazil Block, $5.50 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 ln.> forked $0.23 NORTH ST. COAL CO. 920 E. NORTH. Lin. 1455. . Irv 4020. Eve. SPECIAL SALE INDIANA Forked Lump. 4-tneh $4.50 , RICHLAND COAL CO. Bel. 0272. Nights. Wash. 4887. ATLAS FUEL CO 401 W. MORRIS ST. DREXEL 0883. ~SLAB WOOD for furnace, cook and heating stove; also cinders. Web. 1751-M. 20 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED~~ SALVATION army industrial Homs. Help ue to help others with your used doth, lng. magazines news. etc. Phone Wagon. Main 1082. AUCTIONEERS—Mark & Neal. We buy or sell for you. Ran. 7034, Hsr, 0907-R SET harvard classics: alto any books in sets Call Lin, 2284. Vs BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS Tinning Contractor A. W. Gerlach & Cos. Tin and Sheet Metal Works Gutters, spputing, furnace and repair work if specialty. 2921 E. 10th St. WEb. 5923. Estimates given any place. WALL PAPER CLEANING First class. Reasonable prices. LI. 3671. FEATHERS bougnt. sold and renovated: _ feather mattresses and pillows mad*. E F. BURKLE, 416 Masa. Main 1420. “SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDOE, 201 Indiana Ave. PLUM fit NO and repairing: quick service', ft. j. sharpe. paper Cleaning^ Former manager for Gadberry; 600 and up per room, Drexel 4890-J. J 8 CLAYTON A SONS. CONTRACTORS ’ Paper hanging, cleaning, decorating. 284 N. Noble. Lincoln 5020. ENAMELING AND PAINTING Reasonable: material and workmanship guaranteed. E. S. Andrews. Irv. 2607. CHIN WOO INN—II W Ohio New Chon . su ey place. Also Sieepmg rooms. RUGS. 9xl£. thriy cina.. $2: all work irur SUPERIOR CLEANERS Kea, 4462. PAPER HANGING A Prompt. efficient service. 1925 smplg. Web. 0512. CARPENTERING, repairing; cement and brick work; satisfaction guar. WE. 4660 CARPENTERING, new and repair work; reasonable prices. Drexel 6429-R. PAPER Hanging, painting and tinting. 25 per cent, less on paper fur, Ken. 8825. HATS cleaned and remodeled. tIuUUSA HAT SHOP. 107 W, Maryland--28 STORAGE AND TRANSFER PACKING household goods and office furniture for shipments piano derricklnr: low rates on California' shipments. Otto j” Suesz Main 7353—8623. Nights, Web. 0699-W—4579. Estimates on overland hauling. „ JfOPTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Fcr moving and hauling: rates retwonable, Randolph 3741 29 BUSINESS (>I*I‘()HTI'NITIK.S ROOMING HoUßF—Always full; 12 , rooms: fine income; S2OO will handle. .Call Riley 1197 for particulars. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO. REST doing* ° PPn

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29 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES RESTAURANT—The best buy on the avenue. Doing around SI,OOO monthly. Buy it with only S3OO down and let the profits pay the balance. Price S6OO for all: act quick on this snap. Phone Riley 1197. right now. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO. 1014 Odd Fellow Bldg. Open evenings. GENERAL STORE ‘ Doing about SSOO monthly, Rent only $35 a month. Excellent location. Investigate this place and see a real buy. Open evenings. COMM! RCIAL INVESTMENT CO. M. 014 ODD FELLOW BLDG. RILEY 1197. ATTENTION SPECIALTY MEN. Have specialty for sale, including working equipment: a small Investment with big returns. Riley 1197. , COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO., 1014 ODD FELLOW BLDG. ' OPEN EVENINGS. BOOMING house: twelve rooms: all filled: owner leaving city: will sacrifice; S3OO down. Call Riley 1197, COMMERCIAL INVfeSTMENT CO. 1014 ODD FELLOW BLDG. OPEN EVENINQS. WE WILL buy your rooming house or tuslness for cash; for quick action call RUev 1197. _ COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO. 1014 ODD FELLOW BLDG. OPEN EVENINGS. 30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 7 has Seen here 7 - years. HAS "SOLD THOUSANDS OF ÜB2D AUTOMOBILES AND ARE GETTING REPEAT ORDERS EVERY DAY FROM SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Jordan Touring 1922 silver gray Duco finish. Five disc wheels and five good tires, double bar nickeled bumpers front and rear, trunk, spotlight. motometer. rear view mirror. slop light and winter front. In good condition throughout. Down HUPMOBILES Payment. 1924 model touring $250.00 1924 Bulldog roadster 300.00 1923 coupe. 4-pass 250.00 1922 touring 160.00 1922 roadster 150.00 1918 touring 75.00 llfeo Buick touring 75.00 1920 Jordan touring 150.00 1023 Star touring 75.00 1020 Studebaker touring 76.00 1922 Chevrolet coupe 75.00 1923 Ford coupe ItIO.OO 1923 Dcdg,? coupe : *160.00 Balance Monthly OR $2 to S2O Down lbalffluce weekly Your Old Car Taken in‘Trade Tlhe Wilbur Jolmsoini Company 730 N. Meridian St. Open Eve. Closed Sundays MA,in 3420. USED CARS v THAT. SATDSFY 1923 Jewett De Luxe touring. 1923 Jewett De Luxe touring. Duco fin 1922 Maxwell sedan. 1922 Jewett standard touring. Zafon finish. 1922 Haynes 66. sport. 1920 Auburn: good condition. 1923 OldsmobUe roadster. 1923 Jewett De Luxe sedan, refinlahed. 1924 Ford Tudor; driven 4.000 miles. 1922 Jewett coupe; excellent condition. 1924 Vella, new touring. 4921 Paige 6-60 7-passenger touring. 1923 Jewett touring. California top. all extras. Including five new KellySprlngfleld cord tires. Our Jewett cars are rebuilt and carry thirty-day guarantee. Terras to suit purchaser. George B. Ray, Inc. Paige-Jewett Distributers 1110-1112 N. Meridian Open Evenings. Lin. 7342.

DODGE Dodge touring car. winter top. good tires. The first S6O here takes the car. This Is a real buy. THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR , CO. 31 W. Thirteenth St. Main 6942. PACKARD DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 1904 FORD touring. 1918: lair condition: S4O cash. HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. North St. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND DEALERS MOST FULLY EQUIPPED WILLYS-OVERLAND SERVICE IN INDIANA PARTS—SERVICE—SALES Oil Square. West of Masonic Temple. RLINT. 1926 coach: four days old; driven 56 miles; same guarantee as new car: will give-any kind of demonstration wanted. If you want a high-class car. economcial transportation and real value for your money, see this car. Anew car at a used car price. Old car a part payment and terms. Private owner. Harrison 4727-W. ; . CHEVROLET SEDAS First-class condition: one that you would be proud to own. This car nas never been driven over 25 miles per hour. BTONE-CHEVROLET CO. Used Oar Dept. 427 N. Meridian. ' Riley 1050. COLUMBIA sport model touring: disc wheels, sun visor; $220 down, your car In trade. HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. North St. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND DEALERS Most fully equipped Willys-Overiand dealer in Indiana PARTS—SER VICE—SALES On Square West of Masonic Temple BUICK 4. 1923 sedan: driven very little; hse lots of extras and practically same as new in every way. Bargain. HUFFBUICK SALES CO.. 363 N. Illinois St. Open evenings and Sunday. "T PHILLIPS AUTO SALES 1 Fordor Sedan. 1925: like new. 1 Haynes feedan. 1924. * 1 Ford Touring. 1924. Bel 8111 2310 W. Michigan. Bel. 2111ftoRD sedan. 1023: double Haasler shocks. speedometer, lock wheel; car looks and runs 0. K.: SOS down, balance weekly or monthly. HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. North St. WILLYS-KNIGHT ' AND OVERLAND DEALERS Most fully equipped Willys-Overiand dealer fn Indiana PARTS—SERVICE—SALES On Square West of Masonic Temple CHEVROLET superior sport touring: bumpers, side shields, disc wheels: a real value at $325. Terms. HUFP-BUICK SALES CO.. 363 N. Illinois St. Open gynlngg >na Bandar. BARGAINS 1921 Ford Roadster -...-.. .SIOO 1919 Ford Roadster $7 o R oo Touring; Winter Top ....——..575 L. GUT LONG. 1114 N. MERIDIAN. LINCOLN 6885. BUMft ft. I& 55 touring; paint, top. curtains. upholstery, tires and mechanical parts in the best of condition; $l2O down, balance monthly. HUFF-BltlCK SALES CO.. 363 N. Illinois St. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD sedan with Ames body. $225. Fora coupe. 1919: only $123. Real buy. Ford coupe. 1924: good condition; $375. These cars are sold on easy terms. Open evenings and Sundays. Swisshelm & Parker Ford Bodies Three coupes, threfe sedans. fifteen tourings and roadstars; will sell or trade; Cai r kwisahslm * Parker 644 M Wash, Open eve. and finadn*

30 AUTOMOBILES Ffl#t SALE Trade-Ins Are Dependable Here’s a Few. Look ’em Over. Nash Touring, 1920 $300.00 Chalmers Sport Touring, 1921 450.00 Chalmers Touring, 1920 .... 250.00 Overland Touring, 1921 176.00 Monroe Touring 200.00 Chevrolet Touring, 1923 .... 300.00 Oldsmobile 8, Touring, 1921 300.00 Your car in trade, Easy terms. CLARK MOTOR CO. 956 N. Meridian. Circle 6888. FORD roadster. 1922: starter, demountables. A real buy ai $45 down, balance 12 months. . OAKLET OVERLAND SAIJIS 1663-65 3. Meridian, Drexel 4743. GREY coach. 1923; paint, upholstery. tires like new; a wonderful little car at $l5O down, balance monthly. HUFFBUKK SALF.9 CO.. 303 N. Illinois St. Open evenings and Sunday, OVERLAND touring, 1924; like new; glass lnclosure. This car has had the best of care and is a real buy; $l3O down, balance as you like. OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES 1663-65 3. Meridian. Drexel 4743. CHEVROI.ET 4-9(1 touring: tires, paint. top. curtains and upholstery like new, S6O down. $5 a week HUFF-BUICK SALES CO.. 363 N. Illinois St. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD LOUIES —Osc-a sedans, coupes, tourings roadsters, some late 1924 models. 1 WOLF 865 61 N.Cspitol BUICK 6. 1923 sedaif Here is a besutlful five-passenger sedan which looks and runs.like new. A demonstration will convince you. HUFF-BUICK SALES CO., 303 N. Illinois St. Open evenings and Sunday, CSEI> CARS casn payment or trade. Jones Whitaker Seles Cos 845 N. o*e. BUICK 4 touring. Driven very little: can hardly be told from new- S4OO under new car price! HUFF-BUICIt SALES CO., 303 IN. Illinois St. Open evenings and Sunday. IVILLYS-K NIGHT touring, IMsi good throughout ATLAS SECURITIES CO.. 619 N. Capitol. STUDEBAKER touring; running condition; good tires: $75. HUFF BUICK SALEd CO.. 303> N. Illinois St. Openevenlngs and Sunday. LIVE downtown Hudson- Essex, deal era. J W BERR' P B SMITH. 32t M. Delaware 3t. USED CARS bought ana sola. L GOLD BURG. 522 N Cspttol. if—Trucks FORD —Tgrv truck; starter, panel body, closed cab. pneumatic tires, truck in. excellent shape. Bargain for qu.ck sale. 1203 Cornell Ave. Main 4179. 81 AUTOMOBIIJES WANTEI7~ AOTO9 WANTED—2I2 E new Yx k St. Main 4446. 32 AUTO SI.TPLIES, REPAIRSPARTS 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 ol cord tires in stock. KENTUCKY AVE. VULCANIZING CO.. 35 Ky, Ave. YOU can get "that better kind” of used tires igt Rogers': plenty of odd sizes. 3117 W/Washington. Bel. 4300. WHAT ABOUT THAT BATTERY? COME TO CORUM 901 N. ILL. ST. CHEVROLET specialists, nrm class work; ressoittosle prices Bel 2733 Cox Bros. 33 MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES GOOD bicycles. $8 and up; urea. $2 and up. 940 Massachusetts Are. 37 MONEY TO LOAN

Fidelity Loam Go o 106 JS. Market Street Room 532 Lemcke Building A MODERN METHOD—Of meeting the gublic email loan needs. Recent laws ave changed the operations of the small loan office THOUSANDS OF HOMES —Have oeen helped and made happy through loans In emergencies by licensed and bonded firms U VOU who read this are unfamiliar with the charges and methods you should no*, fail to call an our manager and have htm explain them to you, Loans <n the sums of SIU TO S3O0 —are made on household goods left in your possession at lawful rates and on easy repayment plan DO JUSTICE—To yourselt and rnaae T ourself acquainted with our service f not convenient to call, write or phone M 1278 Fidelity Loan Company 106 E. MARKET STREET Room 532 Lemcke Building , MA. 1278. ♦ Your Credit Is Good for Up to S3OO 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 6:30 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. 14iy 2 E. Washington St. maid 01,85. Lincoln 7184. Personal Property Loans v - AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347 Bankers Trust Bldg. 39 LE ( A L NOT ICES ~~ LEGAL NOTICE Scaled proposals will be received at the office of the Board of Trustees at the Central Indiana Hospital for th Insane until 10 o'clock a. tn., April 8. 1925. for a water bound macadam road on the grounds of the Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane. / Each proposal shall be accompanied by a certified check In an amount not lees than 8% of the bid price. The proceeds of this check shall become the property of the Board of Trustees of the Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane, acting for and representing the State of Indiana, as liquidated damages, if for any reason the bidder whose proposal ts acce;ted shall not within ten (10) days after the notice of the acceptance of his proposal enter into a written agreement with the Board of Trustees and secure the contract with a surety bond in the amount of the contract price and with sureties acceptable' to the Board of Trustees. Specifications for this work are on file at the office of the Board of Trustees of the Central Indiana Hospital for the insane and at theloffiee of Adolf Schqrrer. Architect. 415 iAiiana Trust budding, InThe Board of trustees reserves the right to rejqct any or n) proposals. By order of m THE BOARD OW TRUSTEES. CENTRAL *^P J &**Wi<L®'*is iroa INBAaa -

WATER COMPANY | MAY HAVE TO SUE City Council Fails to Act on $74,757,26 Bill. The Indianapolis Water Company may be forced to bring suit against the city t® collect $74,757 / .26 to pay increased water rates allowed by the publio service commission for 1924. Despite efforts of Joseph L. l?ogue, city controller, to have the ordinance passed, it was not reported out of committee, where it has been since January,„at the city council meeting Monday night. Several councilman said the bill should not be paid until the company has agreed to keep higher pressure in the water mains for fire fighting purposes. Revlsloije of the rules now governing standholders in city market was proposed in ordinance introduced by Councilman Theodore J. Bemd and referred to the safety committee. By the terms ordinance standholders would lease their stands for five-year periods with no increase in annual rentals and the leases would be transferable. At present leases ?ire for one year with an annual renal increase of 10 per cent. twokilledF • ‘HOODGO’ SHAFT ■ ■ V 'Windy Shots’ Fatal Again in Shirkie Shaft. 4 Bv United Prets TERRE HAUTE, Ind., March 17. —Workers early today rescued bodies of James Gilmore and Arthur Picket, shotflrers at the Shirkie No. 1 coal mine at Shirkeville, eighteen miles north of here, killed Monday night by a "windy” shot and dust explosion. The blast was the third similar one in eleven days in this pit, two men having been killed in the two previous blasts. CLUB TO GIVE MINSTREL Church Organization Will Entertain Saturday Evening. The Calendar Club of the Centenary Christian Church will entertain Saturday evening with “Mirandy’s Minstrels” at the E. Tenth M. E. Community House. Orchestra numbers will open the program. Mrs. K. M. Riner is interlocutor; Mrs. Roy Eberly, pianist; Mrs. C. J. Klaiber, director, and Leslie Troutman. director of orchestra and music. Others in the cast: Miss Elsie McKane, Mrs. Will Shaffer, Misses Marie Wilson, Emma Helkema, Pauline Holtman, Ruth Farrington, Virginia Royer and Delores Ferrer, Eugene Smith, and Miss Clarabelle Otey. A "Pink Tea" playlet will be given.

WATCH VACANT HOUSES Plumbing Thief Still at Work Police Are Told Police today were ordered to watch vacant houses following report that the “plumbinj? thief” Is still at work. Miss Lula Cummings. 61 E. Miami St., reported a lavatory stolen from a hoijse at 2439 Sangster Ave. “Smokes” were on Mrs. E. Lynn. 2819 N. Delaware St. Daylight burglar entered her home Monday, took revolver, two suits of clothes and five cigars. 39 LEGAL NOTICES vwwvsaaaaaaaaaaa^aaaaaaaaaAAAi CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, Ind.. March 14. 1925. TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN: , Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 18th day of March. 1925, they approved an asessment roll showing the prima fade assessments for (he following described public improvement as authorized by tne Improvement Resolution named Improvement Resolution No. 11703. PRUITT STREET From west yine of wo4t walk in Harding St * To west property line of East Riverside Dr. Hr grading and paving the walks with cement placed next to the property line to a uniform width of 5 feet; grading the lawns a uniform width of 10 feet. All to be as shown on plan and as spePerspns interested in or affected by said described public improvement are hereby notified that the Hoard of Public Works of arid city has fixed Wednesday, March 26. 1926. 2 p. m.. as a date upon which remonstrances will be received, or heard, against the amount ac.sessed against each piece of property destribed In said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such lots or tracts of land have beep or will be benefited in the amounts named on said roll, or In a greater or less sum than that named on said roll. Said asessment roll showing said prima facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to be assessed, is on file and may be seen at the office of the Board of Publio w ”*" M. .1 SPENCER, ’ Board of Public Works. City of IndlahMa£h U te. 17. 18.1 P. 20, 21. 23. 1925, NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETfc In the matter of the estate of Louis Ruggieri, deceased. No 60-21284. In the Prohate Court of Marlon County. March term. 1925. * Notice is hereby given that Mary Melle. as administratrix of the above named estate. has presented and filed her account and vouchers in final settlement of said ? state, and that the same will come up cr the examination and action of said Probate Court, on the 4th day of April. 1925 at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate required to appear In said court and show cause. 1C 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 heirship. March 10. 17. NOTICE TO BIDDERS J'he undersigned publicly posts, .from s to time as needed, on the bulletin board of the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana. iU its offices. 150 North Meridian Street. IndianapoLs. specifications for divers supplies for schools, offers, janitors, domes tie science, manual training and office equipment: for general educational sup-' plies; tfiilet -paper and paper towels; and for materials for repairs to buildings and equipment, viz: hardware. lumber. plumbing and electrical supplies: and b‘as will be received by the undersigned for'the sale to said Board for such supplies and m terials until the respective dates named in BOAR 1 SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. RICHARD O. JOHNSON, indlMtwWU*. lad.. uJebfvh

Appointed Special City Judge , V

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Dan V. White

Deputy Prosecutor Daniel V. White, named special city Judge by Governor Jackson, took up his work In the prosecutor's office two years ago. He was appointed by William P. Evans, then prosecutor, and reappointed by William H Remy. , Whtie, who fs 41, was born in Tipfon County, near Windfai.il. He remained there until he was 21, when he went to Clark County. He was a farmer. In 1908 White came to Indianapolis, where he was graduated from the Indianapolis College of Law in 1909. Following graduation, he opened a law office. The deputy prosecutor’s office was the first public position he had held. White is married and has two sons, Don and James. His home Is at 6210 E. Walnut St. White is president of the Irvington Republican Club, and is a member of the Irvington Masonic Lodge and the Century Club.

ADVISORS ARE NAMED State Secretary Makes Two .Committee Appointments. Appointment of two committees to act in an advisory capacity in administration of the new securities law has been announced by Frederick E. Schortemeier, secretary of State. The following committee was appointed to assist in preparing necessary blanks and forms: Daniel L. Simms, Lafayette; William Y. Freeman, Chicago; George Morgan, Indianapolis. and Eugene H. Iglehart, Indianapolis. The following committee was chosen to advise in administration of the law: Will H. Arnett, Kokomo; William H. Howard, Indianapolis, and Sinyns. • FALSE ALARM ON LEE Grocer Calls Police Tliinking Man Is Escaped Prisoner. Hopes of immediate capture of Ralph Lee, who escaped from the Franklin (Ind.) jail Sunday night for the second time, were blasted today after Lieut. Fred Winkler and police emergency squad made a run to a roooming house at 410 N. Alabama St. A man suspected by a grocer who sold him eggs, to be I>ee, was found not to be the fugitive. Lee is oharged with the murder of Abner Peek, Indianapolis grocer. No trace of Lee has been found at Franklin, according to word received today from Sheriff Bowen there. CONTEST TO BE HEARD Demon ratio State Committee Will Meet March 24. The Democratic State Committee will meet at IX a. m., March 24, at headqutfrtera at the Claypooi to hear the petition of James B. Ellinger asking recognition as the illegally-elected chairman of the city Democratic committee of Terre Haute. Opposing Elllnger is Andrew Powers, present city chairman. The situation Is similar to that in the Republican city committee in Indianapolis, where Ralph A. Lemcke and George V. Coffin both claimed the chairmanship following two "elections.” PASTOR RECEIVES CALL The Rev. Eddfngfleld to Return to West Liberty Church. The Rev. Paul W. Eddingfleld, formerly pastor of the Broad Ripple Christian Church, has accepted a call to the West Liberty Christian Church. * He was formerly pastor at West Liberty, resigning there to take up his duties here. He will also serve as pasto." of the Kingman Christian Church. The Rev. Mr. Eddlngflefd will retain his Indianapolis residence at 6541 Carrollton Ave. Governor Jackson Leaves Governor Jackson will go to New York to be honor guest at the annual meeting of the Indiana Society of New York Monday. Will Hays, movie "czar," formerly of Sullivan, Ind., also will be an honor guest.

Meetings Here Wednesday Royal Neighbors of AmericaState Convention. Denison. _ Indianapolis Association of Credit Men (Iron and Steel Group). Meeting 4 p. m.. dinner, 6 p. m. Severin. Garden Flower Society. Meeting, 8 p. m. C. of C. Indianapolis Gun Club, 2 p. m. Rutler Alumni Luncheon. IJncoln. Kiwanis Luncheon. Claypooi. Lambda Chi Alpha Luncheon. Lincoln. Purdue Alumni Luncheon. Lincoln.

TUESDAY, MARCH 17,1925

SAVS HE PLAYED CHECKERS WITH SHEPHERD HERE 1 Former Local Man States Accused Believed in ’Using Your Head,’ "When you use your head, you don’t have to usp your hands and feet.” This statement was attributed to William D. Shepherd, being questioned in Chicago in nvestigation of the death of William McClintock, "millionaire orphan,” by Elmer Scherf, 36, formerly of Indianapolis, and now employed by Swift & Cos., according to dispatches from Chicago. Scherf was questioned in the State attorney’s office. Played Him Scherf said he believed Shepherd was the man with whom he played chess In the Indianapolis Y, M. C. A. ten years ago. At that time Shepherd was not so stout as the man held in Chicago, Scherf said. The Indianapolis man was supposed to be a lawyer, “but I never saw him do anything,” Scherf told investigators. He said there was comment about Shepherd’s living without working. and It was in this connection thafl Scherf attributed the statement t<r Shepherd, dispatfches said. 1 Bribe Alleged Scherf detailed a conversation with Louis Kies, Shepherd's chauffeur, in which Kies said Shepherd offered him SIO,OOO to "keep his mouth shut,” according to messages from Chicago. According to Scherf, as quoted in Chicago dispatches, Kies told him Shepherd wap ted him to say "only those things he told him to say.” Scherf formerly lived with his father, Paul Scherf, 3614 Graceland Ave. The elder Scherf said his son had been in Chicago since December, going there from Akron, Ohio, where he had been a tire bulldei! for five years. FOUR DRIVERS ARRESTED Ctty and County Both Catch an Alleged Speeder a Piece. * s s The city and county drives on speeders kept an even pace Monday night. Arthur Jones, 21, of Plainfield, Ind., fell irffo the net spread by Sheriff Omer Hawkins, who Monday declared war on country road speed ers. Ho was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Koffel on the National Rd. Oscar Black. 28, colored, 925 Camp St., was arrested by city police and charged with speeding. John L. Swails, 33. of 326 Ave., and Ray F. Totten, 23, of 26™ Brookside Ave., are both charged with driving while intoxicated. Sohiinnan to Be Appointed 811 tnited Presa WASHINGTON, March 17.—Tin President has decided to appolm Jacob Gould Schurman of New York now minister to China, as am bassador to Germany, according t< unofficial information at the Whit* House today.

Marriage Licenses Beet J. Williams. 29. Greenville. Ohtq printer; Maurlne Middleton. 27. 113 C Uomar. George F. Lipscomb. 39. Indianapolis painter: Susie K. Warman. 80, 780 N Emerson, builder. Claude Story. 26. Chicago, palnteri Verna M. Hurst. 21. Hillsboro. Kjr. Earl Cloud, 80. R. R. J. box 381, steam fitter's helper; Violet M. Loyd. 17. 231 Agnes. Charles T. Vibbart. 24. 215 Beauty, la borer: Watsie Pedigo. 10. 215 Beauty. Joseph L. Osborn. 08. Plainfield, Ind. teacher; Stella Tomlinson, 57, 134 Gerart Dr, William Spearman, 50. 1803 N. War man. paper hanger: Louise L. Redd. 24 1820 Northwestern, domestic. Will Hurt. 27, 2138 Hover, laborer Margie Dunkerson. 28. 606 Califoraia. Births Boys John and Louise M atoll 10. 783 V. Baugh Fredric and Gladys Ruoff, St. Vineenl Hospital. Kenneth and Olllne Stamm. 2858 Brook ride Oharles and Edith Smith. 1065 W Thirty-Third-Edward and Ursula Rohda. 1833 W Thirtieth. Jm Luther and Lillie Roger*. 620 N. George and Julia Worthington. 14h| Massachusetts. Rolla and Sylvia Thompson. 2111 Langley. Boyd and Pearl Kaaey. 2218 Belief on talne. George and Louise Snyder, 3643 Central Harold and Emma Snoke, 134 W. Twen ty-Flrst. Harry and May Stearns, Methodist Bos pital. George and Lucy Everhart, Method!* Hospital. Stanley and Vera Newey, Method)* Hospital. Paul and Helen Lowell, Methodist Bog pital. James and Ella Day. 1140 Woodlawn Girls Charlm and Ruth Watson, St. Vlnosn Hospital. waiter and Mary Ford. St Vincent Hot pital. James and Mildred Lederer. St. Vlncen Hospital. Clarence and Edna Moulton. 2797 Stu art. Thomas and Margaret Carson, 851 Parker. Frank and Julia Delk, 520 Eugeno, Clarence and Marguerite Deal. 1026 8 State Fred and Martha Daniels. Methodls Hospital. • Deaths Lee Otis Alexander. 4. 755 Elder, twra eho pneumonia. Marcella A. Edwards. 54. 100® 1 Seventeenth, mitral Insufficiency. Infant Allison. 2 days. 2001 Miller, pre mature tbirth. James Harold Burress. 2 mo.. 205' Olive, acute gast.ro enteritis. Arthur H Thomas. 64 Methodist Hoi pitar uremia. John A. Jenkins. 43. Deaconess Hospital broncho pneumonia.. \ * Howard Payne Bony. 30. Method!* Hospital, meningitis. Columbus Hansford Rich ardson. 63. Bli S. Capitol, cerebral hemorrhage. Susan Seriy. 70. 431 N. lUlnots. oeri bral Hemorrhage Alexander w Mourlan. 40. 181 > New Jersey lobar pneumonia. Indiana Carter. 64, Central Indian* Hoi pital. cardnomi. Ellen Quinn. 08. St Vljoent Hospital hypostatic pneumonia. Infant Merrell. 6 days. St. Vincent Woa pital. intra cranial hemorrhage, Robert Smith. 40. 944 WVwalnut loflN pnermonia. vs lam Shirley T.asley, 59. 2758 Tlndal carcinoma TTagnr McDonald. 39. 2122 Shrtver. ped tonitis. William Howard Holdier. 7. 930 Pant broncho pneumonia. Mrd-tha M Hadley. 54. 813 Daly, acui dilatation of heart. George Robert Abraham, 18. 1038 J Keystone, acute mye’ttis. Harry W. Eifert, 60,..973 Dorman, tout dilatation of heart. James Johnson. 71. 1139 Fayette. MUt interstitial nephritis. Emma Parks. 58, Central Indiana Ha pital. mitral etenoM*. .. Trift VkAlemda Boyd. 82. 8110 Ruck* ** hwlul - **