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3 IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM —In loving remembrance ol our dear husband and lather. Cornelius Grimm, who passed away twentytwo years ago today. / Today recalls sad memories ol loved one gone to rest. Sadly missed by wife and daughter. MRS. CLARE POOLE ~6 FUN KRAI. DIRECTORS W. T. BLASENGYM Main Office Branch Office 2226 Shelby St. 1009 Indiana Avenue. Drexel 2670. Circle 6950. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N. minds et. runeral directors to the Motile ol Indlair. S.^GADD —21S0 Prospect St Phono * George Grinsteiner funeral director. 522 E. Market. Main 0908. ®s“- VMd. fINDERTAuERS—HiSEY * TITUa. 951 N. Delaware. Main 8680. ■ 8 SPECIAL NOTICES ftTfc TWS&I SaSSSuR* Miss Kelley's sulphur oath and massage. 143 E. Ohio. No, 228. Cl. 8968. 10 LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Article* found in Indianapolis street car* yesterday: 8 UMBRELLAS 4 PURSES 1 PR. MEN'S GI.OVE9 3 PR. GLOVES SCHOOL BOOKS VANITY CASE DOOR KEY Main 2737 GERMAN Police Dog: female, color black and tan, black collar with brass buttons. Answers to name of Grecham. Reward. Call Secretary’s office. Police Headquarters LOSf—Black Boston bag, Sunday night. containing small boy’s clothing; between 8. Rural and Emerson Ave. DRexel 5007. o6LD Watch and chain: Saturday evening: 21-jewel. Illinois Bunn: special railroad watch. Main 6861. Reward. HOUND pup: female: lost 10 months old: tan trimmings; notify Spring Valley, Lawrence Ind. Liberal reward. . 12 HELP WANTED—MALE ATTENTION MEN NOW EMPLOYED! Three serious minded married men with car for selling position with big department store. Good opportunity for the right men at this time; earning* above $l5O a month. Ask for MR. \DILGARD. 503 Merchants Bank Bldg.. 10 to 12 momings; 7 to 8 evenings. MEN —We will teach you modern harbering. and place you in a position that pays big wages the year round. Write for catalog. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 105 S. Wells, Chicago. PRINTER to exchange work for dentistry. Prex. 4106. 11 INSTRUCTIONS OWNING our budding, having practically no overhead, we can a.fford to give a better course of Instruction in beauty culture for less money. Our rapid growth proves It. COMPLETE COURSE. $35. DIPLOMA AWARDED PERMANENT WAVING. $35 EXTRA. PR EE CLINIC. Olive Street Hair Store 1138 Olive St. DRexel 4535. Indiana* Busiest Scnoot of Beauty Culture. Investigate and You Will Know Why. Free Clinic. Diplomas Awarded. Write For Free Booklet. Iteinbowlteffqtp 167 NlTlinois oi. Circle 0296. Second Floor Stewart Bldg. Popular piano music taugnt in 20 lea,js3 ion St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757/ SHORTHAND in So days: type writing 622 Peoples Bank Bldg. Lincoln 1130. 14 SALESMEN WANTED CREW managers and canvassers: new deal: local or Indiana territory: salary or commission. J. ROSE. 223 Lorraine Hotel. HAVE permanent money-maaing positions for six go-getters. We work solely for banks. See Deal" Williams. 224 Ni Delaware St., any forenoon. 16 HELP VVANTED—FEMALE LADIES to sell Lustro products to homea; flrood pay. 1912 Madison Ave. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED ~ b—Female CURTAINS HOUSEKEEPER, exper.: wants permanent position in good home. Ken. 4883. NURSING —Best of references. Call Humboldt 3820. WASHINGS to do at home. 1117 lawn Ave, 18 ROOMS FOR RENT CENTRAL 2318: sleeping room; modem. private home: separate ent.: garage; cafeteria same block; $5 for 2 persons W>rs3f°r 1 \|EN>i'V, N. 304: would share mod. home Ajdth couple. C. F. preferred. Irv. 1609. SrAiUrOW. 1426; newly decorated front rm.; east; home priv.; brkfast. Lin. 1654. llilhtblAN. H. 930; Apt. 1; modem sleeping rms.: gentlemen prefd. Lin. 7129. NEW'JERSEY. N. 626; nicely furnished • leeping rooms, Lincoln 4049. PARK Ave.. 2040: nicely furnished front room; garage. Kenwood 2040. RU6ELE.~3H2; nice room in mod. home: employed person prefd. Wash. 1236-W. RURAL. N. 434: furnished sleeping room: near csr line. Web. 0509. 13TH St' W. 128: large, light, front sleeping room; $3 per week. WALNUT St.. hi.: apt. 3: nicely furutshed. modern: single or double: walking distance. Lincoln 5093. <*OZY unfurnished room; kitchen privileges; first floor. Irv. 2444-J. '{( t>V RN sleeping ' room: home privliges. IRv. 3582 before noon. COZY~modem, unfurnished room kitcheu Privileges; first floor, irv. 2444-J.

18 ROOMS FOR RENT a—Light Housekeeping COtLLEGB Ave.. 1949: 1 mod. rm.. suitable for sleeping or light housekeeping: furnished. Ken. 4538. EAST. 623 N.; mod. suite of housekeeping rms,; gas range: running wa. Inn. 5116. HIGHLAND Ave.. 50$; two completely turn, rms.; modern. Webster 3484. HOYT AVE.. 1112—2 turn, housekeeping rms.: Mod.; call after 6 p. m. Drex. 5810. ILLINOIS. 2360 N.: two lovely furnished rooms; modern. Ken. 6702. LEXINGTON. 802; two nicely furnished front rooms: lights, gas, water; reasonable, Drexel 2004-J. TENTH, E. 219: The Tyson: nice, clean 2-room apartment; price reasonable. b—Board and Rooms NEW JERSEY. 1132 N.: large, clean room tor two gentlemen: board optional; good location. Riley 1282, REFINED GIRL roommate; attractive home; near Randolph exchange: 2 mcais. Ran. 5547 SMALL CHILD —To board; excellent care given. Call Riley 2388c—Rooms and Board Wanted YOUNG man wishes board, room In private famLv. Can furnish reference; 2 meals dally. Address A No. 1347. Times. 19 ~ RENTALS a—Houses BELLEFONTAINE. 2261; 6 rms.: modem; perfect repair; decorated: s3a. BRADBURY. 1226 4-room haaf of semimodem double; rent $22.50 half. DRex. 1324-W. 14TH ST.. 919 E.—COLORED. Five rooms. City water. s2_-00. CIVIC REALTY CO. 130 N. Delaware St. Lin. 5050. LINDEN St., 2027; halt new 3-room double; $lB. CIVIC REALTY. 136 N. Delaware. Lincoln 5050. ’ GOODLET, 906; new 4-room double bunniow; $lB, W, 10th car, DRex. 4208. McRIM. 224 B.; modern except 1 urn ace; S2B, Ran. 0796. MINERVA St.. 612; 3 rooms; gas. water. inside toilet. MISSOURI. 8. 418 Vi; three-room duplex. sls. 420 B. Missouri. 5-room double. S2O. 1546 Lee. 6-room, garage. 424 N. Jefferson. 0-room double, modem, s•>>. Lin. 4082. ■ RUCKLE. 2004 ; 7 large m.; steam heal and water mr.;.sos. Ken. 5.>r51. SHEFFIELD. S. 1380: o-rm. double; electricity, gras, toilet inaide; $34.00 PR. 037.>\ SHELDON. 2041; four rooms, electric ' lights; $lB. Schmid & Smith, Inc. Realtors. 130 N. Delaware. MAln 4088. 16TH. E.—Will share furn girls or employed couple. T.-b. 86-l-w. TACOMA Ave.. 31 N.: attractive e-room mod. dou.; ga.. wa.. laundry. 2_ toilets, gas grate, screens, s42jpo. Ken. 0990. < WASHINGTON Blvd., 3017; double; 6 rooms and sun parlor; new: completely modern; laundry; garage: SBO. HAr. 1954. CHEAP KENT Walking Distance 1120 E. Michigan, 4 rooms. $13.00 1114 E. Michigan. 4 rooms .... SIO.OO Houses have gas and electricity. DUNLOP & HOLT EGEL, Colored 436 W. Wabash; 4 rooms: gas, city water; S2O. Schmid & Smith, Inc. Realtors. 130 N. Delaware.. MAln 4088. ~ COLORED RENTALS ~ 1114 Brook St.. 4 rooms Jlo 1321 Collins St.. 4 rooms ' 1120 Brook St., 2 r00m5..... $ , A. F. ZAINEY. 108 N. Delaware. 23dl Hillside; 4 rooms; elec, lights; $1 f. Schmid & Smith, Inc Realtors. 130 N. Delaware. MAln 4088. 3104 Central Ave.. 6 rms.. mod SSO 1216 Kelly St.. 4 rms.. m0d...... S3O 1625 Sturm Ave.. 6 rms.. semi-mod. .S2O 2415 E. Wash.. 7 rms. . .t. ....... S3O FRANK 3. CLARK & CO„ Main 3377. 933 S. HARDING StT 3-room double: paved street: good well: price $12.50. Rental Dent.. Main 0792s WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. A F. ZAINEY REAL ESTATE RENTALS INSURANCE. 108 N DELA. LI 6520 SEfi bUNLOP A HOLTEGEL for bargain*. REAL ESTATE. b—Houses, Flats Furnished ASHLAND. 1134 —2-room apartment with bath. Lincoln 8089COLLEGE. 104! 1 ; 2-room modem turn. apt.: good loc atl .i. Ken. 4538, ATTRACTIVE: small upper duplex for adults: SSO: r arage. Wash, 0186-J. 5 ROOMS and jath, gar., heat, water, refrigerator. r.’Jige; In good cond. Lin. 7074. c—Apartments Meridian N., 2235 Five-room upper duplex, adults. Harrison 2282. 966 Miley Ave.. 4 room*, lor colored. sls. STATE SAVING AND TRUST CO. MAIN 4517. 9 E. MARKET. d—Business Places 3 IDEAL STORE ROOMS GROUND FLOOR 1— 15x60 Feet 2 15x45 Feet • Just three rooms left in this modern business block. Brick building, steam heat and water furnished. Rent mighty reasonable. SEE THEM at 1108-1118 N. Illinois st H. D. GOODE MA. 6565. 1120 N. Illinois. GROCERY STORE —And 7 living rooms; east; counters furnished. Kenwood 6761. e—Apartments COLLEGE and 10th. Walbrook; desirable apartment. Wagener, Bankers Trust, FOR suburban homes and acreage west consult Mrs. Little. Save your time by looking over pictures and floor plans of houses in our office. REALTY SERVICE BUREAU. Lin. 5307. 501 Continental Bank. 2419 PARK: 5 rms.: gar optional... $55 PETER PAN: 1036 Central Ave.... SOS FRANK S. CLARK A CO. Main 3377, APARTMEN't, 3 rooms and bath: heat and water furnished. Inquire 1014 N. Alabama. 2-ROOM modern apt.: water and lights furnished; $lB month. Web. 2701. APARTMENT; UNFURNISHED For rent. Call Wash. 2000. 21 REAL ESTATE FOB WALK t—Houses FLETCHER Ave., 1100 block; 7 rooms: semi-modern; a few doors east of Shelby: real value at $2,600, on the easiest kind of terms. DRex. 0817. Open eve. OAKLAND AVE.; five-rooms: modern: garage: Improved street and alley; $5.500. Terms. EVERROAD A WHITE. Lincoln 3880. Drexel 3250. WENDELL St.. Investment; 2-story double : 6 rooms a side: well and cistern tu kit.; good cond. Rents $25 a side; price $4,000; SI,OOO cash, bal S3O per month. Har. 1872. COLORED: 1664 Cornell; six rooms, gas. water, toilet, electricity: $25 month. 30 Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln 6533. NEAR S. Eastern; 6-room cottage; paved street; only $2,500; easy terms. LI. 3734. BY owner. E. 21 ap St.: raw 4-room bungalow; lot 40x150; $2.500, HA. 0625. d—Lo‘s WTNTHROP, north of 56th: 65-foot wooded lot at S2O a foot, plus Barrett. Terms SSO down. $13.50 per month. Mr. Kellogg. Main 0793. Hum. 2233. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. UNUSUAL, BUY Sixty-foot iot, one block west of Co’lege, in new restricted section of north. Liberal monthly terms if desired. A real bargain. Mr. Kellogg. Main 0792; HUm. 2233. SI.OO CASH. SI.OO weekly 63-ft, froor, Hawthorne Lane, south of 30th; only $245 Main 0520 710 Bankers Trust Bldg 2 LOTB, south front. W 31st St., just west of Elmira. EMIL DIETZ. 334 Congress .Vvc, HALF ACRES and seres, west of Lawrence. Terms. Ma.a 0520. 1 3 ACRE lots east of city limits. $5 down. Randolph 0796. 8 iJVfI corner Stewart and 30th 'A. Inqulre 2425 N. Olney. Web. 49- ) You Read tne Warn Have you tried to use

21 BEAL ESTATE FOE SALE e—Suburban FOR suburban homes and acreage west consul’. Mrs. Little. Save your time by looking over pictures and floor plans of houses in our office. REALTY SERVICE BUREAU Li, 5307 501 Continental Bank NEW. 5-rocn: bungalow. 59th St., near Harding: electric lights, drilled well, garagof near school and churches: S3OO cash: $27 monthly. Main 0217. OSCAR LEE, Room 406 Castle Hall Bldg. FOR that suburban home where you can raise ehicke*n and have an acre or more to gardenn: some as low as $l5O down: houses on all tracts. Get yours before the rush, DRex 6817. Open eve,. 0-9. f—Sale or Exchange HALF equity Forest Manor lot for 1923 Ford coupe in pood condition. A. E. "ADAMS. 33 Virginia, g—Builders and Contracting IF YOU have a clear lot we will build you a home. Our houses are better and cheaper because we have no office help and pay no cummisaoui. ELVERS & KLEIN. Lincoln 2027. WE WILL BTTILD A HOME —so *tt you; completely financed on monthly payments. Civic Realty Cos.. 136 N. Del, Lin. 5050. CARPENTER—Repair work, new and old garages a specialty. DRexel 085 OJ 22 REAL, ESTATE WANTED FLORIDA ACREAGE In any amount. We pay cash if price is right; prefer near west coast towns, south of Tampa. Will consider anything you have in tne State. CIVIC REALTY CO. 136 N, Delaware Lin. 6050 WILL PAS CASH FOR SMALL RENTAL OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY. WEB. 6258. A COTTAGE, acre or more, on river north of Broad Ripple. Main 6808. 25 MISCKLLA? iEOUS~FOR SALE~ BED and springs, wardrobe, safe, kitchen cabinet, rugs and gas stoves. 1 feather bed Martin Moroney. Yellow Cab desk. Terminal Station. BRASS bed. commode, dresser, cook stove; good condition: cheap. Bel. 4261. HEDGES. Cal.. Amoor Riv.. shrubs and perennials. R. D. Box 64. city Dr, 9048. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: davenport, rug. rocker*, dintng-room suite, china closet. Party moving. Har. 1475-M. SINGER sewing maenine; drop-head: $&. Apt 11. 1325 Ashlaatl Ave. TYPEWRITERS Special Clearance Sale L. C. SMITHS—UNDERWOODS BARGAIN prices Low prices on all makes. See our window. American Writing Machine Cos. 80 S. PENN. ST. LINCOLN 6823. TO% to 50% Off on All Brussels rugs, velvets, axmlnsters and Wiltons; also on Gold Seal eongoleum rug*, eongoleum, by the ysrd linoleum rug*, linoleum, by the yard: rug border ana Inlaid linoleum: all sires and patterns carried. All new. perfect goods; no seconds. FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE. Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W. Wash. St., opp. Statehouae. "It It covers tjie floor we have It." TWO one-year Y M" C. A memberships lust taken out: leaving city: must sell quick big savings. Har. 4727-W. dOLEGROVE STOS*K YARD: stepping stones for sale; E. Pratt and Belt R. R. Irv. 1860 f a—Musical Instruments PlANO—Upright; good as new; $250. Wash, 4883. b—Pet and Lave Stock FARROW CHIX In 100 lots. Barred Rocks. S. C. Reds. Anconas. $14.50; White Rocks, S. C. Reds. $16.60; Wyandottes, Buff Orp.. Minorca*. $17.60; white and brown Leghorns, $12.60. D. T. FARROW CHICKERIES FINE COLLIE PUPS 8 weeks old. $lO and sls. 2112 Park Ave. Ran, 0483. 25c C OAL, U K AND WOOD WMWWWWWAMWVMWWVWVWMVVM SPECIAL PRICES KINDLING WITH EACH TON Genuine Glendora. Glendora block. large, forked $6.50 Glendora 3x6 lump, cleaned, forked.! >6.00 Glendora 2x3 egg. cleaned, forked. ..! 15.75 Best W. Va. block, large, forked. . . .! ip.6o Besl E. Ky. block, large, forked. ...! i6 50 Best W. Va. 2x4 washed egg. forked.! :0.00 Best W. Va. mine run. 50% lump. . .! 15.50 Hoosier red ash lump, clean, forked! 15.85 Best Linton No. 4, lump, clean. fkd.U5.75 Best Indiana No. 5. 4-in lp.. cl.. fkd.U5.25 Best Indiana 2x4 egg. dean, forked.ss.2o Eastern 111. 4-iu. lump, clean, forked.ss.2s Eastern 111. 2x4 egg. clean, iorked. . .$5.20 Citizens coke, the best $9.75 Delivery anywhere in the city. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 4021. 1910 Bluff Are. We do not handle cheap coal. 3=Day Special ISLAND CREEK West Virginia 4-inch fkd. lp.. .$6.75 2 tons, $13.00 Gen. Linton No. 4 Ind. 4-inch lump- forked $5.25 2 tons, SIO.OO McClenon Coal Co.' 1100-1S E. Maryland St. DRexel 7451. DRexel 7461.. BEST GRADE) 3razll Block, $5.50 Per Too Pea and Nut, 14.50 Per Ton East Side Ice and Coal Cos. 934 Fowler. MA 6910, Indiana large lump forked .$5.25 W. Va., 4-in., forked $6.25 North st coal co. 920 E. NORTH. Lin. 1455. Irv. 4020. Eve. SPECIAL SALE INDIANA Forked Lump. 4-inch $5.50 RICHLAND COAL CO. > Bel. 0272. Nights. Wash. 4807. ATLAS FUEL CO 401 W. MORRIS ST. DREXEL 0883. 26 MISCEIJVMCOrs WANTKI) SALVATION army industrial Home. Hlp us to help others with your used clothlng magazines news. etc. Phone Wagon. Main 1082. AUCTIONEERS—Mark A Neal. We buy or Hll for you Ran. 7034, Har. 0907-R. 27 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS" Tinning Contractor A. W. Gerlaeh & Cos. Tin and Sheet Metal Works Gutters, spouting, furnace and repair work c specialty. 2921 E. 10th St. WEb. 6923. Estimates given any place. FEATHERS bougnt. sold and - renovated? leather mattresses and pillows made. E F BURKLE, 410 Maas Main 142. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGE, 201 Indiana At*. Plumbing and repairing: quick sirvloot prices reasonable: payments if desired. H. E. Oliver. 734 Prospect. Drexel 0436 t". J. SHARPE. PAPER Former manager for Gadberry: 50c and up per room. Drexel 4690-J. J. S. CLAYTON Sc SONS. CONTRACTORS Paper hanging, cleaning, decorating. 234 N. Noble. Lincoln 5020. ENAMELING AND PAINTING Reasonable • material and workmanship guaranteed. E. 8. Andrews. Irv. 2007. CHIN WOO INN—ll W Ohio. New Choo suey place. Also Keeping rooms RUGS. 9x12. thriy clna . $2: all workgur. SUPERIOR CLEANERS Ken, 4462, PAPER HANGING & PAINTING. Prompt. efficient aervlce. 1925 ample. Web. oal2. CARPENTERING, repairing: cement and brick work: satisfaction guar, WE. 1660 CARPENTERING, new and l-epair work; reasonable priyes. Drexel 6429-R. PAPER hanging, painting and tinting. 25 per cent, less on paper fur. Ken. 3825. HATS cleaned and remodeled. MULLER HAT SHOP 107 W, Maryland 28 STORAGE AND TRANSFER ~ PACKING household goods and office furniture for shipment; piano derrickinr: low rate* on California shipment*. Otto J. Sues*. Main 2358—3628. Night*. Web. 0099-W—4579. Estimates on overland hauling. NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER C 6. For moving and hauling: rates reasonshie. Randolph 3741. 29 BUSINESS OPPO KT lN IT lES GENERAL STORE Doing about SSOO monthly. Rent only $35 a month. Excellent location. Investigate this place and see a real buy. Open evenings. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO. 1014 ODD FKI-LOW BLDG. RILEY 1197. INVESTIGATE this good going business; | want to expand: prefer young married man S4OO required. Address Time* Box 1340.

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29 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES RESTAURANT—The best buy on the avenue. Doing around SI,OOO monthly. Buy it with cnly *3OO down and let tne 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. RESTAURANT: doing over *46 daily: owner must sell: $350 takes it all. Call Riley 1197. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO.. 1014 Odd Fellow Bldg. Open evenings. ROOMING HOUSE—Aiwayir fulH T 2 rooms: fine income; S2OO will handle. Call Riley 1197 for particulars. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO. 1014 Odd Fellow Bldg. Open evenings. ROOMING bouse; twelve rooms; all filled; owner leaving city: will sacrifice: S3OO down. Call Riley 1197. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO. 1014 QDD FELLOW BLDG. OPEN EVENINGS. ATTENTION SPECIALTY MEN. Have specialty for sale, including working equipment: % small investment with big returns. Riley 1197. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO. 1014 ODD FELLOW BLDG. OPEN EVENINGS. WE WILE buy your rooming house or business for cash: for quick action call Riley 1197. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT CO. 1014 GUP FELLOW BLDG. OPEN EVENING 9. 80 AUTOMOBILES FOK SALK ByiCK SIX Coupe. 1922. 4- passenger; paint, tire*, upholstery and mechanical Barto In the very beet of condition: SBSO. uff-Bidck Sales Cos.. 363 N. Illinois. Open evenings and Sunday. 1924 FORD touring; $250. Ask for car No. 50. Terms. A-1 condition. Good paint. BARBER-WARNOCK CO. BUlCfc—Touring, light six; good tires: good running condition; S6O down Iss a week. Huff-Butck Sales Cos.. 303 N. Illinois. Open evenings and Sunday. PANEL body one-half-ton truck: good cord tires, new paint: an exceptional buy for only $125. Terms. Ask for No.. 54. 810-23 B. WASH ST. BARBER-WARNOCK CO. BUICK SlX—Roadster. 1019: food tires; good condition in every way; $101)down. Huff-Bulck Sales Cos.. 363 N. Illinois. Open evenings and Sunday. CHEVROLET, 1923 SEDAN Brand new pa'nt. windshield, spotlight, 5 good cord tires, dash clock, etc.: upholstery shows but little wear; motor is excellent WILBUR JOHNSON CO. Main 3420. 730 N. Meridian. Open evenings. Closed Sunday. CHE V ROLET. 1923 hedan: your ,-ho'ce of 2at $425 Tbeae car* are worth nore; see them today. STONE CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET touring. 1923. A bargain at $225. Late model- good -ondition; terms if desired. 136 N. Belmont. Bel. 1145-R. CHEVROLET. 1922 coupe: your choice of iwc at $225 and S.OO. STONE CHEVROLET 00. 427 N. Meridian. DODGE BUSINESS COUPE Original enamel finish; looks fine and car runs splendidly: you can easily fell that this car has hail wonderful care; 1923: *2OO down WILBUR JOHNSON CO. Main 3420. 730 N. Meridian. Opeii evenings. Closed Sunday. DODG E: 4 pass" eoppe. 1922: newty painted: 5 good tires: completely overhauled; an extra good buy at $450. TERSTEGGE-HOLLOWELL CO.. 419 N. Cspltol Ave. Lincoln 2266. DODGE—Business coupe; $550; this is a real bargain aud won’t last long; $220 down, balance monthly. Huff-Bulck Sales Cos., 363 N. Illinois. Open evenings and Sunday. DODGE BROS.—Late model, special, a sedan; full equipment: used for demonstration purposes. Call Mr. Sharich at Circle 4300, FLINT. 1925 coach; will sacrifice for quick sale; leaving town: brand new car: will demonstrate* Its ability: if you want a real high-class car at a very substantial discount, see this car at once: will take most anything In trade; terms can be arranged; dou’t hesitate. Call HAr. 4727-W, Fords Or Just Fords SOME FORDS ARE JUST FORDS. BUT I HAVE ONE THAT IS A REAL FORD: A-1 CONDITION; REBUILT: NEW TOP. A REAL BUY; CANT BE OVERLOOKED AT MY PRICE I KNOW I GOT A REAL BUY EVEN IF IT IS A 1918 MODEL. BUT AS I HAVE SAID BEFORE IT IS A REAL BUY. SEE MR. THOMAS. CIRCLF, 6888 AT 955 N. MERIDIAN. FORD coupe. 1924: excellent buy for $409: lock wheel, spotlight, lour new c<d tires, good paint. Term*. Ask for No. 51. 819-23 E. WASH ST. BARBER-WARNOCK CO. FORDS Ford Coupe. 1919; only $125: real buy. Ford Coupe. 1024; good condition: $.376. These cars are sold on easy terms. Ooen evenings and Siinoays. Swlsthelm & Parker FORD coupe. ’23: S3OO. FORD sedan, four-door, bumper*, shock absorbers, lock v/heel; fine condition: $415. FORD Tudor sedan. 1924; line condition; $445. FORD sedan. ’22: bargain S2OO. MITCHELL touring; good condition; SIOO. CHAS. E. STUTZ SALES CO. Main 3800. 824 N. Meridian. FORD BODIES Sedans; SSO and up. Coupes: $65 and up. Tourings and roadsters; sls and up. SWI93HELM A PARKER. 544 E. Washington. Ford 1924 coupe Lock wheel, bumpers winter front, etc.; ,o°d VHLiftjrS8 I MSn:o.Main 3420. 730 N. Meridian. Open evenings. Closed Sunday. FORD, one-ion truck; panel body: A-i condition; cord tires; In perfect condition; Bosch magneto: looks like neW; only $175: term*. Ask *or No. 55. BARBER-WARNOCK CO. FORD—Coupe. 1922: new style window lift* and upholstery: good tires: good mechanically; $225; terms. Huff-Buick Sales Cos.. 363 N. Illinois. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD coupe. 1922. If you are, In the market for a light two-pas*, coupe, don’t fall to see this one: down payment only S9O. TERSTEGGE-HOLLOWELL CO.. 419 N. Capitol Ave. lAncoln 2266. FORD coupes. 19251 your choice of 3 priced leas than S3OO. Better see them today. STONE CHEVROLET 00. FORD coupe for sale cheap; In excellent condition. 1943 Park Ave. HUPP BULLDOG ROADSTER 1924. with winter iqelosure. Car has the advantage of full bulldog equipment and is in splendid condition throughout. Looks like new. S3OO down. WILBI’R JOHNSON CO. MAIN 3420. 730 N. MERIDIAN. Open Evening*. Closed Sunday. 1022 FORD coupe; speedometer, lock wheel, spot light: other extras: fine shape; terms. Ask for No. 53. BARBER-WARNOCK CO. 819-2-3 E. Wash. St. HUPP COUPE, 1921 4-passenrer: upholstery, finish and tires are all in fine shape; motor runs splendidly: has front bumper, motometer and step plates. For your business or your pleasure. $.350 down. WILBUR JOHNSON CO. Main 3420. 730 N. Meridian. Qpen Evenings. Closed Sunday. 1923 Ford tour.. $240. Down SBO. 192.3 Overland tour.. $315. Down SIOO, 1922 Overland sedan. $350. Down SIOO. 1922 Ford seoan, $226. Down $76. 1922 Oakland tour.. $350. Down SIOO. BOHANNON OVERLAND CO. 3901 E. Wash. Irv 123£. HUPMOBiLE ROADSTER. 1922 Only $10.38 down, ana certainly a whiz! Your opportunity to buy inexpensive transportation for the summer m ° nt> %ILBUR JOHNSON CO. Main 3420. 730 N. Meridian. Open evening*. Closed Sunday. 1923 FORD coupe, only $275; good condition: lock whpel and extras: paint rood. Terms. Ask for No. 52. BARBER-WARNOCK CO. HUPP TOURING. 1924 Model: new paint, good Urea and upholstery shows but little wear: good side curtains and wing*: $260 down. WILBUR JOHNSON CO. Main 3420. 730 N. Meridian. Open evenings. Closed Sunday. LEXINGTON—Sp on touring. 1922: new paint. Anstead motor. 5 good tires, mechanically perfect; $650; terms. HuffBmck Sales Cos.. 363 N. tUinota. Open evenings and Sunday. MONROE!—Sedan: 6 rood oversize cord tires: mechanically O. K. • a real bargain; SOO down. $5 a week. Hulf-Buiek Sales Cos.. 363 N. Illinois. Open evenings aud Sunday. NASH—Touring. 1922: Duco finish; 6 good tires; perfect mechanical condition: $550: $220 down, balance monthly. HuffBuick Sales Cos.. .303 N. Illinois Open evenings and Sunday. OVERLAND Touring 1924; glass indosure. The best buy you nave seen for sometime. Term-, if desired. OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES 1003-65 S. Meridian Prut 4743 OVERLAND Sedan 1024: s2so~anil extra equipment: including 5 balloon'tires. A real buy for someone. Terms to tsuit OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES 1663-05 S Meridian Dr.* 4743

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR BALK Trade-Ins Are Dependable Here's a Few. Look ’em Over. Down Payment Nash Touring, 1920 SIOO Chalmers Sport Touring, 1921 SIOO Chalmers Touring, 1920 $ 75 Overland Touring, 1921 1 60 Monroe Touring $ 76 Chevrolet Touring, 1923 1 76 Oldsmobile 8, Touring, 1921 $76 Your car in trade. Easy terms. CLARK MOTOR CO. 955 N. Meridian." CI rcle 6888. OVERLAND Touring; late 1922; in fine shape and a real bargain at my price. Call Drexel 4744. REO—1021; this car looks and runs belter than most ’2)l and '24 cars and is a real bargain at S2OO down; balance monthly; best used cars in town. HuffBuick Sales Cos.. .303 N. Illinois St. Open evenings and Sunday. STAR touring: in A-l condition; 980. ml- - or monthly. HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. North St. WILLYSr KNIGHT AND OVERLAND DEALERS MOST FULLY EQUIPPED WLLL YS-OV ERLA ND SERVICE IN INDIANA PARTS—SERVICE—SALES On Square Wi-st of Masonic Temple STAR TOURING, 1923 Splendid shape mechanically, with rood tire* and paint: $75 down. WILBUR JOHNSON CO. Main 3420 730 N. Meridian. Open evenings. Cloeed Sunday. WILLYB-KNIGHT. late 1923: motometer. bar cap. 5 good lire#, windshield wiper, front and rear double bumper*; $275 down, balance weekly or monthly. HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. 120-22 W. North St. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND DEALERS Most fully equipped Willys Overland dealer in Indiana PARTS—SERVICE—SALES On Square West of Masonic Temple WILLYS-KNIGHT roadster. This car in excellent condition: bourht new 12-15-23 You’ll find nothing wrong with this car. TERSTEGGE-HOLLOWELL CO.. 419 N. Capitol Ave. Lin. 2266, mmm TRADE-MIS TIUEY ME BUYING WMMIS I have added to my Used Car Department a BARGAIN LOT! On this lot you will find six cur. rent model used cars each day. You may visit this lot during your lunch hour or any time up till 10:00 p. m. HUPP coupe. __ MARMON 1922. 4-PASSKNGF.R PHAETON. MARMON 1923. 7-PASSENGER PHAETON. GLASS INCLOSURE. MARMON 1921 4-PASSENOER PHAETON, GLASS INCLOSURE. $875. CADILLAC bHAETON. GLASS INCLOSALSO CADILLAC HI COUPE. STUTZ 6-PASSENGER. CITIZENS MOTOR CAR COMPANY 31 W. THIRTEENTH ST. MAIN 6943. PACKARD DISTRIBUTORS SINCE 1904.

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USED CARS THAT SATISFY 1923 Jewett De Lux# tourin*. 1923 Jewett De Luxe tourinr. Duco fin 1922 Maxwell sedan. 1922 Jewett standard tourlne, Zafon finish. 1922 Haynes 55. sport. 1920 Auburn; rood condition. 1923 Oldsmobile roadster. 1923 Jewett De Luxe sedan, reflnlshed. 1924 Ford Tudor; driven 4.000 miles. 1924 Velle, new touring. 1921 Paige 6-66 7-paesenrer touring. 1922 Jewett touring. California top, all extras, including five new KellySpringfield cord tires. Our Jewett cars are rebuilt and carry thirty-day guarantee. Term* to suit purchaser. George B. Ray, Inc. Palge-Jewett Distributers 1110-1112 N. Meridian Open Evenings. Lin. 7342.

BARGAINS 1920 OVERLAND SEDAN *266 1920 OVERLAND COUPE . . . .$226 1921 MODEL GARDNER . . $195 1923 OVERLAND TOURIN6 $326 Small Down Payment L. GUY LONG CO. 111.4 N. Meridian St. LIN. 6806. EVENINGS. WEB. 3005. BARGAINS 1921 Ford Roadster -..5100 1919 Ford Roadster . ... $76 Reo Tourui*; Winter Top $75 L. GUY LONG, 1114 N. MERIDIAN. LINCOLN ÜBOS. FORD BODIES—Used sea&ns. coupes, tour- i 1 SPlf _ USED cars cuen. payment or trade. taker Sales Cos 346 NTosa. LIVE downtown Hudson-Assex. dealers. J. W. BERR’ P B. SMITH. 82* W. Delaware St. USED CARS bournt ana eold. L GOLD BURG 622 N Capitol. a—Trucks FORD ton truck, starter. panel body. closed cgb. pneumatic tires; truck in excellent shape. Bargain for quick sale. 1303 Cornell Ave. Mawi 4179, 33 MOTORCYCLES, - BICYCLES “S’ tinJUSUTidfi " **

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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. MAin 0685. Lincoln 7184. LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. Follow Our Ad. FIDELITY LOAN CO. 632 Lemcke Bldg. Personal Property Loan* AMERICAN LOAN 30. - 39 LEGAL NOTICES CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORK 9 OFFICE OF THE BOAJID Indianapolis. Ind., March 14. 1926. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Notice is hereby given by tho Board of Public Work, of the City of Indianapolis. ; Indiana, that on the 13th day of March. 1925, they approved an aaessment roll showing the prima fade asweesinent, for the following described public improvement as authorized by tne Improvement Resolution named Improvement Resolution No. 11703. PRUITT STREET From west yine of west walk in Harding 8t To went property line of East Riverside fcy grading and paving the walk, vflth cement placed next to the property line to * uniform width of 5 feet; grading the lawns a uniform width of 18 H feet. All to be a* shown on plan and as epeinterested In or affected by said described public improvement are hereby notified thit the Board of Public Works of srin city ha* fixed Wednesday. March 26. 1926. 2 p. m.. an a date upon which remonstrances will be received, or heard, against the amount nme seed against each piece of property described 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 leee sum than that named on said roll. Said asessment roll showing said prima fade aasessments with the names of owner* and descriptions of property subject to be assessed. Is on file and may bo seen at the office of the Board of Public Work, of E co FFIN . W. H. FREEMAN. M. X BPKNCER. . . „ Board of Public Works. City of IndianMarohTfl. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21 23- 1925. _ OITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, Ind.. March 18, 1925. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 19th day of January. 1025. they approved an assessment roll showing the prima facie assessments of benefits and awards of damages to the property beneficially or Injuriously affected by the 'following described vacation of first alley north of Fifteenth Street as authorized by Declaratory Resolution No. 13166. 1924. VACATION OF FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF FIFTEENTH STREET FROM COLLEGE AVENUE TO FIRST ALLEY EAST OF COLLEGE AVENUE. That the following named persons, nonresidents or person* whose residence Is unknown to this Department, are owners of property as set forth in said assessment roll, winch is assessed benefits on account of said vacation as above described: Louise J. Woodward, no address; lot 17: Butler Hrs. Add.; amount of benefits. $6. All of the proceedings had by the said Board In the matter o' the vacation of first alley north of said fifteenth street, as above described, are in accordance with said Declaratory Resolution No. 12100. adopted by said Board of Public 14 orks Dec. 10. 1924. The above named persons are hereby notified that the Board of Public Works will meet at Its office Wednesday. April 16th. 1925, at 2 p. in., at which time aud place it will receive or hear remonstrances from said owners or holders of property assessed benefits or awarded damages on account of said vacation as above described. 1 % CHARLES E. COFFIN, W. H. FREEMAN. M. J. SPENCER. Board of Public Work*. City of Indianapolis. March 19. 28-Aprli 2. 1925. CITY ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind.. March 18, 1925. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that sealed proposals will be received by It, at its office, until 2 o’clock p. m.. on Wednesday. April Ist. 1926, for the following described public improvement. In the City of Indianapolis as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. 12257. GUILFORD AVENUE. Fri m north property line of North view Avenue, To south property line of Fifty-Ninth Street. . , . _ By paving the roadway with WoodenBlock. Asphalt. Asphaltic-Concrete or Brick, laid on a 6-inch gravel concrete foundation from curb-line to curb-line to a uniform width of 30 feet: paving the w-inga of the intersecting streets in a similar manner and to the widths as shown on plans: and resetting 10 manhole tope to grade. Also extending all water, gas. *ewer and other private service connections to property line, where not already in. All to be as shown on plan and as specified. All work done in making of aald described public improvement shall be In accordance with the terms and conditions of said Improvement Resolution, and the general and detail plans, profiles drawings and specifications which afee on file and may be seen in the office of’ said Board of Public Works of the City <v* Indianapolis. The Board of Public Woit-.s reserve* the right to reject any or all bit*. . CHARLES tl. COFFIN. W. H. FRH4MAN, M. J. SPENCER, Board of Public Works, aty of Indianspoils. March 19. $6. 1936. 1

HALF-CRAZED STORM VICTIMS HUNT DEAD Bodies Found Pierced by Heavy Timbers Carries Dead Babe in Arms.

Bv United Press / BENTON, 111., March 19. Tragedy stalked through West Frankfort today as the half crazed victims of yesterday’s terrific hurricane hunted for their families, friends and homes. But today grief had taken the place of the erratic shrieks which pierced the town yesterday. An eyewitness of the entire affair, W. H. Purcell, describes the scenes thus: “Confusion reigned. Houses had been moved from their foundations. Bides had been torn off, leaving bedrooms exposed. In some places the houses had been tumbled into little mounds of debris, with nothing left to show but a heap of boards, plaster and a few* stones. ‘‘Some of the women folks were near insane. One woman ran around the crowd shouting inarticulately. Her jabbering was in a foreign tongue and no ono could aid her. “A little girl grasped each passerby asking for ‘Mamma,’ but there was no answer. “Miners, blackened by the coal dust of their work, could be seen prying frantically at the debris that a few hours before had been their homes. One miner carried an infant in his arms—lifeless—yet he insisted to every one the baby was alive. “In the ruins of another house lay a man and wife. It was Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts, both of whom had been injured dangerously. Rescuers were constructing rude stretchers of two-by-fours and odd boards—which a few hours before had been parts of a house—with which to carry the two across the mud to waiting motor cars. All available motor cars had been pressed into set vice as ambulances. “And above all there were halfcrazed shouts of persons as they pulled their dead and dying relatives from beneath the debris. Some were so badly injured they died before being placed on the stretchers. Others died en route to hospitals. ‘‘Little groups huddled around in the street, first shouting, then moaning as they attempted to realize what had happened to their homes and their families. “Near the roundhouse of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad was found the body of a man, his neck broken and a two-by-four piercing his body. A woman was found close by with a stick driven through her head. Other bodies were found with arms and legs twisted completely off.” HORROR OF FIRE AND DEATH TOLD BY EYEWITNESS First Outsfderto Reach Town Counts 150 Bodies at One Morgue, Bv United Press DUQUOIN, 111., March 19—The first authentic story of the destruction of De Soto and Murphysboro, 111., was told today by A. W. Essick, editor of the Duqoln Call. Essie kwas the first outsider to get into Murphysboro after the storm struck and his description of the tragedy was the first authentic word out of the stricken city. "The storm struck the city at the southwest corner and ewept directly through the business section, cutting a swath about 100 yards wide. “The dome was lifted completely off the city hall and hurled down the main street. The high school was demolished and virtually every building in the path of the storm was wrecked. "Fire broke out almost immediately after the stdrm swept over the town. One woman was burned to death and I counted 150 bodies of storm victims In one undertaking establishment. "From Murphysboro I went directly of De Soto. This town is completely wiped from the map. Death and destruction are everywhere and not one-third of the population escaped death in the hurricane. {‘‘The scene Is that of absolute and Indescribable desolation and the horror of,fire adds to the travail of the day.” OTDOOFIrT AT PALM BEACH Bv Times Bveoia l PALM BEACH. Fla., March 19. Fire destroyed the Breakers and Palm Beach hotels and a number of cottages here late Wednesday. Damage is estimated at $4,000,000. A man and a woman were reported burned to death in the Breakers and two children and a nurse are said to be missing. Martial law was put into effect when looters were discovered at work. Curzon’s Condition Critical Bv United Press LONDON. March 19.—Lord Curzon was reported "extremely w<ak" in a bulletin Issued shortly before noon today. His condition was described as critical. Lord Curzon has been 111 nearly two weeks with hemmorrhagee.

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THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1925

Five Disasters in Last 48 Hours The past forty-eight hours ' have been marked by disastere which have taken an enormous toll in lives and proptrty. Between 600 and 900 persons are reported dead, over 2.000 are injured In the tornado which swept through southern Illinois, eastern Missouri and southwestern Indiana. In Tokio 2,134 homes were destroyed and 9,104 persons are homeless, following yesterday's fire. Thirty-four miners are en tombed and believed dead in Fairmont, W. V., following a terrific explosion on Tuesday night. Two hotels were burned to the ground at Palm Beach, Fla., entailing a loss of approximately $2,000,000. Hundreds of persons are homeless in Trujilla, the principality of northern Peru, their homes having been washed away by floods yesterday.

RELATIVES HERE GET WORD FROM STORMDISTRICT Many Still Uncertain About Fate of Kin Living in Tornado Area, Hundreds of Indianapolis persons today were trying to establish communication with relatives In the storm-swept area. Many learned of relatives being killed and injured, while others remained In suspense because of broken telegraph and telephone wires. Judge Robert C. Baltzell of Federal Court received a long-distance call from his brother, Charles O. Baltzell, at Princeton, Ind., stating none of the Judge’s relatives was known to be injured. Relatives Hilled Jesse Simpson, 440 N. Tacoma Ave., received word that a number of his relatives were dead and in* Jured at Bethpage, Tenn. Mr*. Theo Jenkins, 1447 Southern Ave., learned her mother, Mrs. J. D. Durham, and her sister. Miss Opal Durham, were among the dead at Bethpage. Mrs. H. H. Kettering, stenographer for William H. Remy, county prosecutor, said she learned her cousin. Miss Hazel McGar, 20, of Princeton, Ind., was killed. Mrs. Kettering said she has several other relatives there but has not yet learned whether they were hurt. Mrs. E. E. Skelton, 3767 Central Ave., early this morning had a telephone call from her husband, Edward E. Skelton, Insurance agent, who was in Princeton when the tornado struck the town. He aald he assisted all night In carrying the dead and injured from the debrla. Mrs. R. E. Mott, 1533 Steel St., feared for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neely Woods, at Princeton. Othniel Hitch. 23 N. Colorado Ave.. heard from his half-brother, William Seelman, of Princeton, that about 200 houses had been destroyed and almost 100 were thought to be killed. Still Uncertain Miss Erell Broylees, 250 N. Addison Ave.. was trying to learn the condition of her father, George Broyles, at Possyville, Ind. Others uncertain about the fate of relatives* are: Mrs. Hazel Napper, 910 Belle-1 fontaine St., who has a sister, Mrs. Blake Dunn, at Hurst, 111.; Ralph E. Simpson, 4122 Graceland Ave., with parents and family at Princeton, and Miss Zelma Henry, 2357 N. Pennsylvania St., with sister and niece at Murphysboro. 111. Louis Llggins, colored. Governor Jackson’* messenger, was much concerned today about his family, living near Princeton. He had been unable to get any information as to their fate. Grandparents tn Area Llggins’ wife lives on a farm four and a half miles west of Princeton. Their eon, Way man, rides & bicycle to and from school. A daughter, Juanita, lives In Princeton. C. E. Montgomery, 400 N. Dela ware St., said he feared for his grandparents, of near Owensvllle, Ind. The list of dead at Owensvllle, he said, included neighbors of the grandparents who lived about a half mile distant.

SALVATION ARMY AIDS MaJ W. B. Sowers Leaves at Once for Princeton. MaJ. William B. Sowers, State commander Salvation Army, left for Princeton, Ind., today to render assistance as soon as he heard of the calamity. He will supervise the Army relief and rescue work. Capt. Ford Myers, of Princeton,, has turned the local headquarters! there Into a refugee place for the Injured. The Vincennes Army unit arrived there Wednesday night to take active part.