Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1925 — Page 12

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5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. T. BLASENGYM Main Office. Branch Office. 2226 Shelby St. 1009 Indiana Avenue. Drexel 2670. Circle 6950. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 330 N. Illinois St. Funeral directors .to the people of Indianapolis since 1887 Phone—Main 0641. 0842. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY BERT S. GADD—2I3O Prospect St. Phone Stewart 2278, George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Main 0908. UNDERTAKERS—HISEY & TITUS. 951 N. Delaware. Main 3680. 8 ~ SPECIAL NOTICES MEDICATED BATHS AND MASSAGE 729 N. New Jersey. Main 8340. 9PERSONALS HARRY EGlN—Trance medium and spiritual healer, formerly of Dayton. Ohio. Reading’s da<ly from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Residence 1709 N. New Jersey St. Randolph 3620. ON or after t'lis date. I will not be responsible ’ c any debts contracted by any one other than MUNSE y. ON or after this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any one other than myself. CLAUDE E. CASS. 10 LOST AND FOUND

FOUND—Articles found in Indianapolis street cars yesterday:

3 PURSES 1 WALLET 1 BOOK 1 PACKAGE 1 PAIR GLASSES IN CASE Main 2737. AMERICAN who’esale grocery price list lost; reward. Circle 1815. BAR Pin; gold: rose design. May have been lost In one of crrpty houses between 52d and 54th Sts., on Washington Blvd,. or on St. Hum, 3028. Reward BLACK, sleeveless, satin dress, trimmed In red. in the vicinity of 38th and Mprldlan St. Reward. Wash, 1854 or DR. la3l. FOX TERRIER, brown, scar on left hip: answers to name of Brownie. Webster 477'i-R. Reward. FRATERNITY pin. Sigma Nu. at 36th and White River beach. Wednesday. Reward for return. Jrvington_ 0838. FUR CHOKER: 2 skins; lost on Central Ave. bus, Riley 4472, Reward. GRAY coat and open-faced watch and chain, lost on Madison Ave., between Morris and Raymond Sts. Reward. Call Drexel 7P68-W. KODAK, lost on Illinois car Sunday. Reward. Please phone Lincoln 8381 between 8 and 4, Notebook—Containing c irrency, near 25th and Illinois. Reward. Stewart 2761. SUITCASE tan. on road between M adore and Brownstown Reward. R. R. HELTON, Box 61-H. City. 11 MACHINERY AND TOOLS

One 50 H. P. Motor, D. C., with large tight and loose pulleys; 24 feet continuous 10-ineh belt; also a number of gears of various dimensions; one multigraph machine ; several uniforms in sizes from 10 years to 17 years. See MR. J. E. PIGMAN, 214-220 W. Maryland St. Indianapolis, Ind. Or call MA in 3500

12 HELP WANTED—MALE I WANT TO HIRE V MAN That wants to make S6O per week now and grain a better position with an old reliable concern. Ail of our executive positions are filled from the field. It 1* a house-to-house selling by appointment. Also, men wanted Marion. Crawfordsvllle and Greencastle. See MR. MAHON. 480 Century Bldg, MEN For distributing circulars. Old employes with clean record apply at once. 115 S. CAPITOL AVE. IF you have a Ford we can give you a rood lob selling and demonstrating. 1938 S. Meridian St. 13 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS IN BEAUTY CULTURE OLIVE STREET HAIR STORE 'll3B Olive St, DRexel 4536. MEN to learn barber trade. TRI CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 510 E. Washington St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757. 14 SALESMEN WANTED "" SALESPEOPLE with cars and a.’quaintances to sell suburban tracts: foil and j)art_ time. 415-410 Occidental Bldg. Main 16 HELP W A NTK I)—FE >IAIJj; YOUNG lady, single, to solicit advertising over the telephone. Must be a good talker and steady worker: salary: bonus. Address A No. 1376, Times. WOMAN—To work In a boarding house. Age between 18 and 40. No Sunday work 120 W. Ohio St. LADIES everywhere, address envelopes. etc., at home: liberal pay. U. S. SERVICE. 20 E Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 111. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED b—Female NURSING, practical; special care given; confinement cases taken. Ran. 1220, 18 ROOMS FOR RENT A^^^ma^aaaaaaa^aa^aaaaa^vaaaaaa COLLEGE. 3549: 3 window room; private tarn'll : gentlemen. WA. 4070. DELAWARE. JC! 17lfc; nicely furnished cool room; garage optional, Pa.-. 1003. EAST—Nice furnished rm., mod.; priv. home; breakfast optional. Irv. 3090. ILLINOIS, n! £023: modern rm.; priv., home prlv.; gar, optiona 1 . Har. 2988-W t LLIN6IB, N 907; nice deeping room; $2.50; ..modern. tin. 798A

18 ROOMS FOR TENT PENN., N., 1409. Apt. 2: cosy and cool little room, $3,50; gentlemen. Cir. 1226. ,1-TH St., 610: 2 mod. unfurn. light housekeeping rooms. WOODRUFF PLACE—Delightful room for gentlemen: priv. fam ._ of 3. Web. 1513. FURNISHED rms.. strictly modem, neatly turnished; colored. Lin. 294.>. Desirable rooms. Seventeen to twenty dollars. Davlan Apartment, 430 Mass. Ave. .'ICE lront and one side room, furnished. double-_or single: gentlemen. Drex. 2113. a—Light Housekeeping CENTRAL. 1141: See my rooms in private home, one large lront roojh, $4; ,-room suite. So: everything furnished, EASTERN AVE.’. 4: nicely furn. mod. rms.; kitchenette, eink; child, welc. We. 3-.01. Mc-KIM. 8. 3.>; 3 modern unfurnished rooms apd garage; sl2 month. MER . 8.. 1665: 2 nicely fura. front rms. for light hougekpg.: pvt. ent. Dr. _o3o PARK. 166.".: 2 and 3rm. front apts.; turn.; good neighborhood: adults. UNION ST., 2515; 2 clean, cool rms.; modern; g arage optional DR. 56^•. 2164 Vi COLLEGE; 3-rtn. apt., Yarn, modcm; private ent.: reaa Riley 21 < o. APT • 2 outside rooms, near Fountain Sq.: $25 month. Drex. 3540-R. . b—-Board and Rooms CHILDREN to board. Mother's care. Riley 3283. TWO lovely rooms; only $4 each; private home. Irv. 1497-M. RENTALS a—Houses DEXTER Ave.. 1852. 6-room strictly modern, with garage. Har. 3902. DORMAN. 322: lower duplex, semi-mod-ern; just vacated; reasonable. HAMILTON, 804; 7-room modern double. Randolph 5533. . ILLINOIS. 3471 N. , Seven-room modern house: suitable for 1 or 2 families. Wash. 2085, MINERVA, 311: Douglass. 332: £> rooms each; semi-mod.; newly deco. Clr. 0406. NAOML 1117; five rooms; electricity, gas, city water paid. Harrison 2148-J. NOWLAND. 2301: six-room double: modern; $32.50; water paid. Webster 8903. OXFORD N 1312 - 5-room modern double, east front, large basement; garage. Southport 122-M-l. OXFOfeD. 423 N.; 7-room mod. residence: clean, atractive. Owner. Web. (>938. ST. CLAIR, B. 123: 6 rooms, bath, desirable; newly papered: adults. Evenings. TALBOTT. N. 2363; 5-room, modern, lower duplex: garage. Har. 4859-W. WASH, W., 2702: 6-room modem upper duplex. Helmont 3363-W. Strictly Modern Double Seven rooms and sleeping porch to a side; grarag’e: $55; beet location north. T R Jones. Realtor 620 Peoples . Bank Bide- Lincoln 7077. FOUR BEDROOMS 8-room modern home in very good condition; garage. 414 E. Fifteenth St. Call Ran, 9364. 716 E. 27TH, NEAR COLLEGE Seven-room modem house; good repair; S4O. Call Randolph 9364. oY INDIANA TRUST CO. A. F. ZAINEY. REAi- ESTATE RENTALS INSURANCE. 108 N, DELA. I-I. 6520. SEE DUNLOP A HOLTEGEL for bargains RF.AL ESTATE 6 ROOMS. acre ground, garage; $lB. 730 S. Mozart. Lin. 8754. b— Houses, Flats Furnished AUDUBON, 336 N,; 4 rooms, adults, 3 months; piano, refrigerator, gas. lights, water; $45, Irv, 1214-J. GI,NEY, 1428: modern, 2 rooms, kitchonette; everything turn Web. 2267-W. o—Apartments BELLEFONTAINE, 2229; upper duplex: 3 rooms and bath’ heat, ligntr, gas and | water turn, reus. Ken. 1524. j BROADWAY. 1919; upper duplex. 5 large ] light rooms, now ready; porches, yard; ! heat and water turn.; S4O. Ken. 3807. BROADWAY 2485; " five-room duplex, j brick veneer house, steam heat and | water furnished: S6O. Randolph 4150. j HARRIET Apt, 124 N. East St ; down: town, modern, 6 large rms, heat and i water fur, s4o. FLANNER & BUCHANAN j REALTY. 1011 Hume-Mansure. Lim_l269. j JEFFERSON, NT. 200; four-room modem apartment: heat and water furnished. 17TH. E , 410; water, heat. Janitor service furnlnshed; adults; ss2.t>o. Web. 1409. TACOMA. N. 851; upper duplex: 4 rooms and bath: heat, water. Web. 0957-W. 29TH. W. 403; modern 4-room apt,: water bill paid: $35. Harrison 0282. 730 DRAKE ~ST.: good lower duplex; five rooms: best house in the block; $lO per month. Rental Department WASHINGTON BANK AND TRU9T CO. Main 0792. Apartments Meridian St, 3311 W.; 8 mis $208.33 Meridian St. 2725 N.: 3 rooms... 55.00 E. Maple Rd„ 538: 5 rooms 86.00 Delaware St, 1459 N.: 6 rooms... 70.00 Delaware St. 723 N.: 6 rooms. .. . 65.00 Delaware. 723 N.; 6 rooms 66.00 Washington St, 1139 E : 6 rooms 50.00 Prospect St.. 330 E.; 2 r00m5.... 32.60 H. H. Woodsmall Cos. Lincoln 5391. We insure everything but the hereafter. 1022 N. AVE ST ST.. Low Rent Custodian in No. 10. Go in and see what is being offered to the colored people of Ind'anapolis. DUNLOP & lIOLTEGEL 122 E. Market. 715 W. NORTH ST.; three rooms, electric lights, water; $lO per month. Rental Washington bank and trust co. Main 0792 d—Business Places ILLINOIS. S. 927: storeroom with dwelling attached; SSO. Phone Main 2078. 53 “VIRGINIA AVE. One-half block from E. Washington St. Large store room. The same upstairs ae basement space. Fronting on Maryland St. and Virginia Ave. (Suitable ior wall paper, second hand furniture, gents furi ‘shiners, department or variety store. Call In.liana Trust Cos, or Mr. Bash. Lincoln 7989. „ ©—Miscellaneous 787 INDIANA AVE.; good storeroom; can be rented or leased; $40.75. Rental Department WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. Main 0792. f—Resorts and Cottages BIG EAGLE summer rc3crt. one iiile north of Zionsvtlle. one mile west of Michi|**n Rd.: cottage* for rent furi t ,hed or unfurnished; children welcome. DR. J. C. RBIBEiR, Zionsville, li\d. FOR RENT—Three-room cottage at Loaf, James;, furnished: first-class, including sleeping porch. By season, June 15 to Sept- Ist. S2OO. Address Box 1378, Times. FURNISHED bungalow for summer In beautiful Brown County. Lin. 2291. 21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses OLIVE ST, 1000 block: seven-room house, 1 square east of Shelby; lot 40x100; $5,800: SI,OOO down. Drex. 6817. Open evenings 6 to 9. VILLA Ave, near Southeastern; 5 rooms, semi-modern bungalow. Terms. Lincoln 3734.

HOME, WASH. BLVD. WHERE VALUES ARE ASSURED A livable home, desirable in every respect, distinctive surroundings. Must be sold to satisfy foreclosure proceedingsThi9 home will conform to your desires. Shown by appointment only. Lin. 5391. or Man 2808. ] HALF ACRE north of 62d: 4 lots facing 2 streets; one paved: location of growing values; seven-room. semi-modern house: owner wants offer. Realty service bureau, 601 Continental Bank Bldg. • Lin. 5307. HUM. 3729. SSOO CASH. s3s’ per month, buys a fourroom double bungalow; 405-7 S. Randolph St. Price $4,000. Call Circle 0000. Res, Ran. 1662. E. J. McCRACKEN; COLORED BUYERS. 1728 Yandes; dandy five-room cottage, freshly painted, papered, repaired; on payments. For terms call owner. Kenwood 1541. BEAUTIFUL, modern, rive-room bungalow east, on N. LaSalle St.: lot 170 feet; garage; full cellar; laundry: built-in features. Price $5,600. Terms. Only SI,OOO down. A, g. ZAINEY, 108 N. Delaware. NEW five-room and bain moaern bungalow. with gsrare; located 80ih, near boulevard; $4,460; terms. CIVIC-ttEALTY CO, 136 N. Delaware. Lincoln 6060. Eve, Ken. 2705 COLORED BUIERb Fourteenth E, 919: five rooms, semimodern. newly decorated: good location, terms. CIVIC REALTY CO. Ltn. 5050 Ken. 2795. $1500; o ROOMS water, toilet, garage. front driveway. 12 blocks from ectHe: of eity. Must sell at once. Cash ‘54 1 Woodl awn, BEAUTIFUL six-room bungalow: 20 minutes drive trom city, one block to interurban and bus line. Southport 36. Harrison 2229-J. | 1> OR nice house east or |is*Tu7 oaji cl J. OSBORN. DRex. 0184 |

ESTATE i F R SALE b—Houses 1059 N. MOUNT St.—B-room modern: desirable 'neighborhood: price reasonable: street being paved. THIS is a real bargain: new 0-room house and garage; small payment down. 3849 F. 31st. St. 7-ROOM modern: new; by owner. Drexel 5983-J. ’ <s—Lots COMER AVE.: forty-foot lot; sidewalk. curb, sewer, city water, gravel street; small Barrett: S2OO cash; act quick; owner leaving .city. Drex. 1696. BUILDERS, attention Choice corner on Berkeley Rd.; will deed lot paid when loan is granted. Drex. 6817. Open evenings 6 to 9. LOT. 40-ft. south Iron*: W. Thirty-First near Elmira E. DIETZ, 334 Congress ©—^Suburban ACRES AND HALF ACRES. 710 Bankers Trust Main 0520. h—Resorts and Cottages GOOD investment. Will sell you lot or cottage on Wawasee Lake: monthly payments. ELI,WOOD GEORGE. Syracuse, Ind. 22 REAL ESTATE WANTED FIVE-ROOM HOUSES, EAST AND SOUTH. WE REALLY HAVE THE BUYERS. ETTINGER & SCHREIBER. LINCOLN 3734. WE RENT HOUSES. APARTMENTS. List yours with a live agency. CAIN ’-. CONERTY. United Laboi Bank and Trust. 2 E. Market. Lincoln 0321. LET us sell your houses —lots. JOS. W. SELVAGE. Main 0717. 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE BABY BUGGY for sale; practically new; used short tim°. Riley 1932. BILLIARD TABLE—HOUsEhJID GOODS. IRVINGTON 4121. COFFIELD WASHER FOR SALE CHEAP. BELMONT 0810. brNING-ROOM suite and other furniture. Webster 7227. HOUSEHOLD goods for sale—Bedroom suite. S2OO set, will sacrifice for $75.00. Call Circle 7163, Rugs—Linoleums 9x12 tapestry Brussels rugs. blue, tan, tsupe and old rose, special, $13.96: Gold Seal Congoleum rugs, 9x12. $12.75. These rugs are carried in all sizes and patterns at proportionate prices. Imported Japanese grass rugs, 9x12 double warp, heavy grade, mart* in beautiful colored patterns special. s'.so. 1A3x12 rugs. $29.50. all wool. Our linemf Brussels, velvets. Axminsters and Wilton rugs carried In all sizes and patterns are sold at the lowest prices in the city. Come in and be convinced. All new perfect goals Ino seconds). Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W Wash. St, oppose Statehouse. "If it covers the floor, we have it." SEPARATOR. Delaval No. 12: will sacrifice. 1136 College. Phone Lin, 7036. SEWING machine. Singer, tlrop-nead; SB. Apt. 11. 1325 Ashland Ave. ASK your druggist or grocer tor Fritchs Vegetable Soap and Supreme talcum powder. If he does not supply you. drop me a card. There goods are equal to the best and better than all the rest. Inex pensive as the 16west price, if not wasted L. H. ROWEI-L. gen. agt, P. O. Box 657. Indianapolis. ~2Sc“WINDOW SASH, 30c FEDERAL COAL CO, 1020 E. North. a—Musical Instruments TALKING MACHINE to trade for used piano accordion. C. W. BARTENBACH. 23j N. Pennylvan‘a St. I)—Pet and Live Stock BOSTON BULL PUPS MINIATURE SCRE WTAIL. C. S. BATES. BF.L, 3631-1. COWS, 2: young, gentle grade Jersey, each with heifer calves. Irv. 1020-W. THOROUGHBRED—Farrow Chix. 9Vic to 12 Vic each purchased In 100 lots. D. F. Farrow Cliickeries. 009 E. Wash. 9t. Lln--3864. c—Coal, Ice and Wood KINDLING WITH EACH TON Best v. Va. or Ky. Ip, cln. fkd. ...90.25 Best ind. or 111. Ip., cln. fkd $5.25 Best Ind or 111. egg. cln. fkd $5.20 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DRexel 4621 DRexel 4022. Indiana large lump, lorked $5.23 W. Va. 4-in. lorked $6.25 NORTH ST. COAL CO. Lin. 1466. 920 E. North St. Irv. 4020. atlasTfueL CO! 401 W. MORRIS ST.. DREXEL 0883. RICHLAND COAL CO. Bel. 0272. 1015 W. Everett. 26~MISCELLANKOUS WANTED SALVATION army industrial Home. Help us to help others with your usedclothing. magaztiies. news. • *c. Phone Wagon. Main 1082 UIED piano accordion! will pay cash: must bn bargain. C. W. BARTENBACH, 233 N Pennsylvania. ALL kinds of rags. 2 cents perpound: all klnd of jitnk 034 E. Washington. Main 3977. WANTED—Used light trailer to haul outfit behind touring car. Ran. AUCTIONEERS—Mark A Neal. We buy”or sell for yon. Ran. 7034, Har, 0907-R 27 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS BRICK and cement work; porches a rpe* dalty; free estimates. Call Web. 1286. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovstecT: feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE, 416 Mass. Main 1428. HARDWOOD floors’ all kinds house cleaning edward Bailey. Rtiey 3827. E. J. SHARPE PAPER - CLEANING Former manager for Gadberry: 60c and up per room. Drexel 4690-J PAPER HANGING & PAINTING Prompt. efficient service. 1925 ample. Web. 0512. PAPER HANGING —lYompt service. Wrr-k guaranteed. 1925 Samples. Riley 1770. PAPER HANGING—Fapor furnished. All work guaranteed. Belmont 2328. RUGS, 9x12 ~thriy e’nd. $2: all work guar. SUPERIOR CLEANERS. Ken. 4402. _ SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE, 201 Indiana At, Upholstering Overstuffed work, slip covers, cut and sewed and cane work of all kinds called for and delivered any place ( n Marion County. Forty years’ experience. 220 East sixteenth. Ran, 1678. Your Hauling or Moving A little cheaper, a little autoker. Guaranteed service. Eves, 2290. 1 LET Yhe - Nu-Way upholstering and repair shop fix your chairs, rockers davenport- daveno suites like new; prices rea- ! fouabl >. 315 W. 16th. Lin. 5801. I J. S. JLAYTON & SONS CONTRACTORS Pa hanjrinfr. cleaning, decorating. 334 jX. Noble. Lincoln 5020. CHIN WOO INN—ll* W. Ohio' New Chop Buoy place. Also sleeping rooms. J 8 STORAGE AIsDTEASKKIt I LONG DISTANCE and local moving. At special rates. Webster 9393. NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Call at all times, Randolph 3741. 29 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES TAILORING, cleaning, pressing place, established five years. Inquire 058 Massaehusetts Ave. j cleaning. Call Stewart 1794. Address 935 E. Maryland St. ENTIRE stock of groceries, fixtures, notionjs. etc, located at the corner of Iynhurst Dr. and the T. H, 1. & E. traction, five miles west of Monument Circle. This is a good neighborhood store; stock Is in food condition. Must be sold in ten days, or further Information call Harry F. Pavcy, Lincoln 3353. A CLEAN stock of groceries and all equipment must be sold at on< on account of ill health; $1,500: SBOO If sold at once; act qu'.ck. 413 N. Vine St, Shelbyville, Ind. Phone 1317-W. 30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE CHEVROLET TOURING, 1921 That looks and runs good. A real barga‘n for you at $95. Terms. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1013-65 3. MERIDIAN. CHEVROLET'S Five to select from: tourinrs. coupes, coaches, sedans, etc, all 1923-24; terms or trade. 359 N. Capitol Ave. CHEVROLET. 1921 touring: 4 new tires. paint and top good, excellent mechanical condition: SOO cash. bal. easy. STONE CHEVROLET CO, 427 N. Meridian DETROIT ELECTRIC —One drive, with recttfier: both In good condition. Call at 1707 N. Pennsylvania or phone Ran. 3316. DETROIT electric: perfect condition: rectifier; S3OO. Private owner. Wash. 4138.

FORDS—FORDS 15 TO CHOOSE FROM Price cut to the bottom AH' ere In the aest of condition Some have many extras. If you are looking for a REAL 30OD FORD we inv‘* vou to come m uid *ook these over. Wo them priced from $25 and up. DON'T FAIL TO >BT IN ON THIS SALE. Easy term*. HAYNES-SCIIMIDT 120 W NORTH ST. OPEN EVENINGS. . ORTi BODIES—Used sedans, coupes, tourings. roadsters, some late 1924 models. _ VVOLf. 666-01 N. Capitol. FOR. 7 touring. 1923; remountable rims; In 668°11 (5° lio{ 0n tlarou * hout ' down-

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FORD, 1923, COUPE I $245 THE LaThßOp'mVaßlTnD CO. OPEN EvInINGS CAFITOL ' VaIN 2480. FORD BODIES. Ten tourings. Three 1922-'23 coupes. Seven sedans; some four-doors. Two roadsters; one new one. Sale or trade. Cash or terms. SWI9SHELM A PARKER. FORD COUPE , Repossessed Ford equipped rith Mills Coupe Body. In perfect condition: looks and rune like new A wonderful bargain at $365. Cash or terms. SWISSHELM & PARKER. • 544 E. Washington. FORD. 1920 touring: very good mechanical condition; new paint, tires good; *SO cash. bal. easy STONE CHEVROLET CO, 427 N. Meridian. GARDNER TOURING, 1920 Bumpers and good tires. Runs and looks fine. A real bargain at slls. Terms. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES HUPMOBILE BULLDOG TOURING Latest type, complete equipment. It would be hard to tell this car from anew one. If you want to make a deal right away call MR. DWYER at Lin. 1527 or RAn. 2221. Would take email trade. Terms can be arranged. MAXWELL! 1920 touring: spotlight, 4 good tires, fair mechanical condition; SBS buys it STONE CHEVROLET CO . 42T N Merldisn. Overlands Look at These Bargains 1926 Overland sedan. 1924 Overland coupe. 1923 Overland sedan. 1923 Overland Redbird. 1923 Overland touring 1922 Overland touring These cars are A-l mechanically: when you buy a used Overland from us you take -o chance because we com pletely rebuild every used Overland car. E Z terms or trade. HAYNES-SCHMIDT. INC., 120-22 W. North. Lin. 7575, STUTZ. 1921; special touring: this car has had excellent care and is in good condition throughout: $450 terms. 6TUCKWITCH A SHAKE. Cleveland Dealers 1001 N. Meridian. Riley 4770. 30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

GIVES YOU A WRITTEN GUARANTEE WITH THE FOLLOWING CARS: Monthly Plan Plan Down Down 1921 Hupp Sedan $175 $13.95 1924 Chevrolet Coupe.. 125 10.35 1924 Studibaker Special 6 Tourinj 225 20.70 1924 Hupp Touring ... 250 23.00 1922 Ford Sedan 65 6.75 1923 Hupp Touring ... 175 13.95 THESE CARS CAN BE PURCHASED ON CONVENIENT TERMS. PAYMENTS CAN BE MADE EITHER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY. Tine Wilbur’-Jolhiiiisoini Ccr.:.||Min]y Rebuilt Car Dept. 730 N. Meridian SL UN. 1627 Opat Evenings—Closed Sunday. USED CAR 9 GOOD BUYS Newly painted. Hudson Coach. 1923. Peerless Touring. 1931. Stutz Touring. 1920. Dodge Roadster. 1921. Dodge Touring. 1918. Cole Touring. 1923. Oldsmobile Coupe. 1923. Durant Roadster. 1923. Many others. Trade or terms. TERSTEGGE-HOLLOWELL CO. 430 40 N. Capitol Ltn 7554. 1925 -OLDSMOBILE COACH Three months old demonstrator, with spare tire and disc wheels. WUI sell at a sacrifice. 1925—PAIGE—1915 7-PASSENGER TOURING DEMONSTRATOR BARGAINS GEO. B. RAY, INC. PAIGE-JEWETT DISTRIBUTORS 1110 N. Meridian. Lin. 7342. MAKE US AN OFFER. FIFTY CARS TO PICK FROM. CARS IN ALL MODELS OF THE FOLLOWING MAKES: STUDEBAKER 9 BUICKS OVERLANDS DODGES DURANTS CHEVROLET'S FORDS SEVERAL GOOD TRUCKS OPEN EVENING 3 AND SUNDAY BOB’S MOTOR SERVICE 340 8. Penn. Main 1706. L 922 STUTZ 7-PASS TOURING Mechanically perfect. Looks like new. Priced to sell. STUTZ FACTORY BRANCH 967 N. Meridian. Riley 4922. . 1922 HUPP TOURING In excellent mechanical condition; rearvision mirror, spotlight; automatic windshield wiper, stoplight, extra tire; good Saint. This car is priced to sell. Terms, ee Mr. Helt. WILBUR JOHNSON CO. 730 N. Meridian. Lincoln 1637 1923 CHEV. TOURING 6 cord tires, almost new. Car is in good mechanical condition and finish is Uk rew. Liberal terms. GEIERAL CHEVROLET 962 N. Meridian, Lin. 6376, HAVE YOU SEEN THIS WEEK S FORD BARGAINS TOURING AND ROADSTERS THE BARBER-WARNOCK CO. THE FORD DEALERS "THE MEN THAT KNOW THE FORD" OVERLAND, Red Bird; fully equipped and In A-l condition throughout; $125 down. STUCKVITCH A SHAKE. Cleveland Dealers. 1001 N. Meridian. Riley 4770. BETTER USED cars at the lowest cost that are dependable. CLARK MOTOR CO, 966 N. Merdlan. Open evenings. IT'S NEVER lost until Indianapolis Times Want Ads have failed to find It. a —Trucks Big Road Contract We must furnish 15 new Ford Dump Trucks for this job—This Week — Don’t delay—Big pay — We have the trucks and job for YOU. See us during the day or in the evening—Cash or terms. Tbe KfankHatfield COMPAQ 63SNorth C&jyhal/tvQ AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS Open Evenings cheap.

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE SPECIAL OFFERS 1921 Studebaker Special 6.... 5260 1922 Overland Roadster $125 1923 Overland Touring $215 1920 Maxwell Touring $ 95 A small down payment, • L. GUY LONG CO. 1114 N. MERIDIAN LIN. 6865 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR USED CARS. SEE US FIRST. SAM CORAZ. 519 N. CAPITOL. MAIN 6389. AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E. New York St. Main 4446. 32 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS BEST USED TIRES Any Size—*2 Each. ROGERS Bel 4300 3117 W Washington Bel, 4300. VULCANIZING, top repairing and rebuilding. Complete line of cord tlree in stock. KENTUCKY AVE. VULCANIZING CO, 35 Kj Ave, DOUBLE SEAL PISTON "3jNGS Put pep. Dtck-up nnd power in your motor ana save cas and oil: demonstration conrvlnces. 306 N. Capitol. Ma. 3846. USED CARS bougnt and sold. I. GOLDBURG, 522 N. Capitol. EBACH A GENTRY, auto reflniehlng. See u first. 532 N. Capitol | 33 MOTOIjCVCI.KS, BICYCLES GOOD bicycles $8 and up: tire* $2 and up. 940 Massachusetts Ave. 37 MONEY TO LOAN NEED MONEY? Quickly, confidentially, and business like deaiinrs is a part of tne service we give you. LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141% E. Washington St. MA In 0585. LI ncoln 7184 Cash in 24 Hours’ or sooner U needed Personal Loans up to S3OO at the legal interest rate i on easy repayment plan. Security Inv. and Loan 136 N Delaware, Lin 5060, MUNEt to loan on automobile*. Bring _ your title wflh you for prompt service. 203 Kresge Bldg. Riley 2307. LOANS ON PERSONAc PROPERTY. Follow Our Ad. FIDELITY LOAN CO. - 632 JLemeke Personal Property Loans AMERICAN LOAN CO. QUICK loan on automobiles. 642 N. Meridian St. Room 9. 39 LLL.VI .NOTKKS THE Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago A St. Louis Railway Cos, the Evansville. In- ! dlanapolts A Terre Haute Railroad Cos, ! the Peoria,* Eastern Railroad Cos. and the 1 Cincinnati Northern Railroad Cos. will sell j the following described freight at public ! auction Friday, June 12. 1925. at 9:3<)i a. m. at the Unclaimed Freight Station. I Capitol Ave. and South St, Indianapolis. ' Ind, unless claimed bv rightful owners prior to that date: Lot number, consignee and destination and commodity: R-47. Master Mechanics Cos, C-'evr I and. Ohio. 1 case paint. R-51. Theodore Hires. 1 Georgetown. 11l 3 bags mineral eomp, i 1 can dip. R-53, L. Marker. Ver,allies, Ohio. 1 box calendars. K 5 Meste I. Eaves. Granite City. 111, 1 box notions. 1 R-55. Ed Rice. Danville. 11l im oil. R-01. John A. Reitz * Cos i. Ind., > X crt. awing (folded). Kli io Mfg. Cos, St. Louis. Mo, 4 ctn. ii, .i\dcr. I bx. animal dip. R-69, O-N Duug.as Auto Parts Cos, Unicago. ill, 'it. out. wire wheels. R-70. Ebols Garage. I-awrenee-burg, Ind, 1 bbl. dry earth paint. R-71. J. It. Viokery. New Point. Ind, 1 box medicine. R-74. Frank Storeh. Chicago, ill, 1 crt. (1 1 sled. 1 bx. household goods. R-70. Powers Tire Cos, Chicago. 111, 1 bdl. (4) old auto tires. R-78 O-N George Surface Franklin. Ohio. 2 bags animal feed. R-79. O-N Chas. Britton. Franklin, Ohio. 2 bags med. animal food. R-82. Shelby Furniture Cos, Shelby. Ohio. 1 table, prated. R-84, James Smith. Danville. | 111, 1 box tools. R-78. The Quaker Prod, j Cos, Cleveland. Ohio, 2 empty iron barrels, j R-88. Cleveland Stove Mfg. Cos, Cleveland. Ohio. 1 rrt. gas heater R-89, Burt Mfg. Cos Danville, 111, 1 crt. iron tool stand. R 92. B. C. Davis. West Liberty. Ohio. 1 keg lubg. oil. R-93. Epperson * Garrison, Cynthiana. Ind, 2 bdl. and 3 erts. brooms. R-94. Chicago Wholesale Merc. Cos, Chicago. 111, 2 bags clover seed. R-97. Harley Franks. Elkhart. Ind, 1 bx. pans and kettles. 1 copper boiler 1 tub. R-99. O. J, Purcell. Crawfordsville. Ind, 30 crt*. plaster board. R-101. Burridge Mfg. Cos, Goshen. Ind, 6 orts. (6) piano benches. R-103. Mrs. Hr. Schulte. Bethalto. 111, 1 bbl. cnamelware. R-104, Lawrenccville Furniture Cos.. Lawrenceville. I!'„ 0 tables (wrapped). R 105. E. R. Davis, New Dover, Ohio. 1 drum animal food. R 107. R. J. Shellhorn. Shiloh Ohio .1 ctn. rubber fruit jar rings. R-108. The Htpoiite Cos, St. Louis. Mo, 3 ctn. marshmallow cream in glass. R-l 12. George Burwell. Elkhart. Inn, 1 bale nursery stock. R-l 13. R Windbigler. Elkhart. Ind, 1 bale nursery stock. R-114. Charles Naylor. Grayvfllp 1)1, 1 box garden seed. It-116. Old Hickory Furniture Cos, Martinsville. Ind, 2 rockers. R-l 17. John Carter. Vienna. 111, 1 auto spring R-121, Henry Butt. Versailles. Ohio 1 half bbl. and 1 kit roof cement. R-124. O-N James V. Staulk. Columbia. Ohio. 1 bag oats. 1 bag com. R-128. Bruce Jackson. Danville. Ind, 1 stl. hlf. brl, liquid paint, 1 kit roof paint. R-129. C. Reed. Findlay. Ohio. 1 bag ground oyster shells R-132. Union CJty Wheel Cos, Union CUv. Ind, 26 bdl. wood spokes. 45 bdl. wood rims. R 133. Mrs Jgme, CobeYl. Chicago. 111, 1 crt, internal -combustion engine. R-134. D V. Gilmore Foster. Ind, 1 half drum lubg. oil. R-l 36. J. A. Slade. Loekland. Ohio 1 box household goods. R 137. Ed. Ackers. Muncie, Ind, 1 iron store display rack (2 bdl). R-144 W. C. Wooha Cos, St. Louis. Mo, 2 drums Maltone powder R-147, Walter Rafferty. Mechanicsburg. Ohio. 1 bag feed pond. R-148. George Koch. Sheldon, 111, 1 bbl. and 1 kit root cement. R-149, Ralph D, Sherrick. care John T. Smith. Urbana, 111, 1 ertd. upholstered davenport, back and ends detached. 1 ctn. paper tablets. R-l 52. .1 W. Summey, Berrien Center. Mich, 1 oil stove. 1 oven. ertd. R-153. Gordon Gatliff. Toledo. Ohio. 19 pieces household goods. R-154. International Lamp Cos., Chicago. 111, 1 crt. lamp stand. R-155. Loran Brush, Houston. Ohio. 1 half drum lubg. oil. 1 bx. pet. grease. E. I. R-4. Baumunk Cos, Saline City Ind, 1 box modicino. CNR-3. George Issacs. Bryan. Ohio 1 crank shaft. Inspection of the shipments can be made Thursday. June 11. 1925. between 8 a. m. and 4:30 p. in. Persons claiming any of the foregoing described articles will please state to the undersigned the number of same given in the above list, prove owneaehip, pay charges and take same away bMore day of sale. Description of the packages are copied from freight or wav bill, but neither the onantity nor contents are guaranteed. Terms of sale; All bills payable in cash or certified check immediately at conclusion of sale. J. K. VANCE, Freight Claim Agent C, <5, C. A St. L. Ry. Cos. Transportation Bldg, Indianapolis. Ind. McFADDEN AUCTION CO, Auctioneers. May 28, June 4, 1925. NOTICE TO BIDDERS CONTRACTS FOR COAL SUPPLY AND ASH HAULING CONTRACT On the 15th day of June, 1925. at 11 o’clock a. in, the Board of School Commissioners ot the City of Indianapolis will receive and open bids at the Board's offices. 150 North Meridian Street. Indianapolis. for approximately 10,400 tons bituminous coal (I(4' screenings, nut. pea and slack. Indiana or equal), approximately 10.850 tons bituminous coal (lump coal over 2" shaker screen. free from slack. Indiana or equal), and approximately 4,500 tons bituminous coal (lump coal over 14" shaker screen, free from slick, West Virginia No. 5 block. Kanawha splint or Thacker seam*, or equal West Virginia), for the school year or 1925-1928. all in accordance with specifications duly adopted by said Board and posted on the bulletin board in said office. Copy of said specifications and instructions to bidders, and of the proposal form to be used In submitting bids, will be furnished on application to the undersigned. At the same time ana place sealed bids will be received for a contract for the hauling of ashes, trash and rubbish from the various public school and library buildings in #a‘d city all in accordance with specifications on file in the office# of said Board, which specifications will be furnished prospective bidders on request. The right is reserved by the Board to reject any and all bids, or parts of bids. BOARD* OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. WILLIAM H. BOOK. Business Director. Indianapolis. Ind. May 28-June 4, 1925. GOODS stored in the name of Amanda Shelbv. Dewey Kinlster. Chas. Smith. Cap. Wardlow. Mrs. Lucy Smith. Miss Brown. John F. Scott. Pressley Garage. Julia S. Woods. Mary Boyd Smith. Sadie Bwh and W. H. Browning will be sold for mrage charges Friday. June 19. 1925. at 9:30 a. m. Good* having been in storage the required length of time and charges unpaid. BANNER STORAGE CO, 328 E. Wabah St Circle 2077. June (i, 11, 1928. Cycle Strikes Man Fred Richardson. 53, colored. N. California St., was Injured today and sent to the city hospital when struck at Senate Ave, and New York St, by a motorcycle driven by Sandy Waugh, 26, of 1002 8. Harlan St. Waugh was charged with speeding and assault and battery.

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Body of Mr. Marshall being siartod bark to Indiana after the funeral services in Washington.

COLISEUM FIGHT LOOMS Bond Issue to Be Opposed ltd ore State Tax Board. Battle before the State tax board I of proponents and opponents of *465,000 site for municloaal coliseum at Washington, Davidson, Pine and Market Sts. will follow passage of bond iissue to be submitted by the board of works to city council, it was indicated today. Dick Miller, chairman of the convention committee of Chamber of Commerce, will lead a faction of business men who seek to establish the auditorium on location of Shortridge High School, while Charles E. Hartman, furniture dealer, has promised Mayor Shank to oppose Miller’s remonstrance before the State body. Entire cost of uollseuip will be about $2,500,000.

YOUTH IS SHOT IN HIP Pohee Look for Person Who Fired; Others in Party. Glenn Groves, 14, of 1480 Spann Ave., is in city hospital today with a bullet wound In the hip, while police are looking for the person who fired the shot. Groves, with two others, was at a garage owned by Miss Mary Naughton, 1210 Lexington AVe., where an attempt was being made to steal gasoline, police say. Hugh Ficklin. 14, of 825 Olive St., taken to the detention home, and Leon Boswell, New Augusta, Ind., were in the party. They said they ran out of gas and were at the garage when someone flashed a light on bim and fired. Police are Hunting Boswell.

TICKET SALE STARTED Police Change Place of Field Day Benefit. Police and firemen were busy selling tickets today for police field day, to be held July 4 to raise funds for the International police chief’s convention here in July. The meet will be held at tht State fairground, instead of Broad Ripple Park, according to announcement made at a general police roll call Wednesday night. A picnic and fireworks will close the day. TAILOR SHOP ROBBED Window Removed and Suits Worth S2OO Taken. A window was removed Wednesday night at the Larry Coble tailor shop, 1220 N. Illinois St., seven suits valued at S2OO taken, according to police. H. D. Carpenter, Philadelphia, Pa., reported a wallet containing money and postal orders totaling S2OO missing. Mrs. Moselle Marcilllat, 1321 Eugene St., reported, watch and money totaling S6B taJken from her home. Mrs. Alberta Childs, basement, 3360 N. Meridian St reported Jewelery taken valued at slOl. DEATH IN BED PROBED Deputy Coroner W. A. Doeppere today Investigated death of Granville Moeller, 82, who was found dead In bed at his room 640 % E. Washington St. The body was taken to the city morgue.

Standard Dress for Economy Vlrs. John D. Sherman Gives Ideas on Woman’s Dress.

Bu EEA Srrricw iTirjiEST BADEN. Ind., June X. I\ly I —Have you passed .he * 1 twenty-year mark, Miss Flapper? If you have, it’s time to quit wearing short sleeves, thinks Mrs. John D. Sherman, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, which is holding its biennial council meeting here this week. Mrs. Sherman doesn't object to a display of arms on moral grounds. She doesn’t think bare arms are a dangerous vamping asset. - But she does believe that sleeveless gowns on women above 20 violate beauty. “The harder women try to look young the older they look,” she says. Mrs. Sherman also favors a standardized dress for women, with some allowance for individual variations. “Women pay so much for their clothes,” she says, "because the merchants don’t know whether a style will last three months or a year. Men’s styles don’t change, so they get clothes much cheaper. Through a standardized dress, all these style changes could be avoided.” Another point Mrs. Sherman advocates is the standardized school dress, particularly at graduation time. "I think mdre heartaches are caused at graduation time among girls who cannot afford expensive dresses, than at any other time in their lives,” she says. BABY STRUCK BY AUTO Driver Who Collided With Bicycle Slated By Police. Dennis Sullivan, 3, of 1460 Bates St., Is suffering with head injuries today received Wednesday when he was struck by an auto while playing in the street near his home. B. A. Tucker, 26, of 364 'N. Holmes Ave., driver, was arrested. Dan Smith. 625 Arch St., is held today on an assault and battery charge after his auto struck bicycle ridden by Jewel Law, 16, of 409 Spring St., at Fulton and Michigan Sts. Girl was slightly bruised. SHANGHAI NOW QUIET Anti-Foreign Biota Seem to Be Well in Hand. Bu Faffed Frrtt SHANGHAI. June 4 —The foreign colony here was optimistic today over the outcome of the crisis arising from the striker rioting of the past few days. Martial law Is strictly enforced. Volunteer foreign defenders of the international section of the city including Americans, British and others, were in high morale. T

THURSDAY, JUNE 4,1925

MORGAN CITES EVILS AND GOOD OFWATER SPORT ‘Don’ts’ for Swimmers Given by City Health Officer. The traditional advice of hanging your clothes on the hickory limb and passing up the water is not advocated by Dr. Herman O. Morgan, city health officer. With the bathing season imminent. Morgan today praised swimming as a healthful exercise in which every muscle in the body Is brought into play, hut warned those who take to the water to observe precautions, if they would swim again. “Both young and old swimmers should begin with short distances," said Morgan. "Tjater when the muscles of the body are in pYoper tone, longer swims may he tried."

Weak Hearts Persons who suffer from weak heart muscles or heart lesions should never attempt long swims, as these troubles ckuse the greatest number of drownings, according to Morgan. "They call it cramps when it’s really acute dilation of the heart." Morgan stated. Never plunge into the water too soon after eating if you would avoid rf.n overstrained heart, was Morgan’s advice. Remaining for a long period In the water causes malaise and cular weakness, making the exercisH harmful intead of helpful, Morgan said. Persons in middle life should refrain from exerting themselves to the extent younger swimmers do, according to Morgan. Holes Dangerous Those who swim In “holes" unsupervised by the recreation department are taking their lives In their hands, he said. White River and Eagle Creek contain numerous step-offs and undercurrents unknown to swimmers. At the recreation pools and beaches safe areas are designated and attendants are on duty at all times to rescue persons who venture out beyond their depth. Instructors also are available for amateur swimmers.

SECOND PERSON DISAPPEARS IN SHEPHERDCASE Nurse Who Had Evidence for State Found Missing From Room. Uu l nitei Pm* ■ CHICAGO, June 4.—Disappear ance of Miss Estelle Gehllng a beautiful nurse and one of the State’s witnesses against William D. Shepherd, former Indianapolis man, I aroused State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe today to fresh action against | persons tampering with witnesses. Miss Gehling had letters from Shepherd revealing his relations with young Billy McClintock, the wealthy foster-son he is charged with murdeilng. "If I can find the people that are tampering with our witnesses, I'll send them to jail,” Crowe declared heatedly when word of Miss Gehling’s disappearance was brought to him, Robert White, another star witness for the prosecution has been missing for three weeks. In letters received from him in Philadelphia, White said he fled because he feared violence. Marriage Licenses William F. Sharkey, 30, 1314 Spann, painter: Helen B. Stanley. 23, 23 < E. Minnesota. Wllllum Pqulter, 34. Beech Grove, carpenter: Doris Linn. 23, 087 Birch. *tenosrapher. Gporre G. Smith. 20, 2027 N, Tacoma, postal employe: Gertrude L. Whittington, 10, 637 N. Liberty. Gorman Herman 22, Ruvenwood, grocer: Margaret H. Keyt, 19. Ravenwooa. Willara Wampler. 20. 827 N. Keystone, cutter: Muriel K. Jones. 20, 2531 K Tenth. Raymond C. Yorgcr, 34. Lawrence, sale*man; Nina Mae Moore. 29. 249 N. Addison. stenographer, Carl R. Alexander. 31, 1020 ?t. Peter, laborer: Mabel F, Pennycuff, 19. 202 M i Woodlawn. *oda dispenser. ■ John Glenn, 29, 1414 N. Mtssourl. true™ driver; Anna Crenshaw. 31. 629 N Senate, hair dre*ser, Earl G. Scott. 30. 2353 BelWontaln*. agent: Sadie V Heacox. 23. 2300 Bellefontalne, operator. Harry E. Becker, 24. 403 N. Keystone, i mechanic: Georgia M. Miller. 20, 1211 Bradbury, accountant. Sam J Johnson. 27. 2140 N Arsenal butcher: Elizabeth F. Gibson. 24, 2463 Sheldon, domestic. Demps-’y Peeler, 30, 328 E Washington, grinder; Edna F. Layne. 27. 417 N. Denny, clerk. Ralph L. Jackson, 21, 802 N. New Jersey. chauffeur; Sarah Fuller, 20, 1737 Montcalm, domestic. Charles Hunt. 30. North Salem, farmer; Rachel Kelley. 40. Brownwood, Texas, teacher. Julian T. Walton, 24. 1636 Bellefontaln*. clerk: Cleo M. Ferguson, 20, 1152 9. State. James Sherltt. 20. 2540 W. Michigan, machinist. Lillie Gettle. 27. 027 N. Oxford, domestc. Clifford B. Fullhart. 34, Muncie, carpenter; Helen Inlow, 27, Independence. I Kan., teacher. William A. Wise. 54. 814 Division, laborer: Mary J. Bunoe, 57. 824 Warren, domestic. Ernest B. Sharp. 26. 317 E, Thirteenth, carpenter: Margaret R. Mart*. 18, 1322 Laurel, saleswoman. WIFE TAKES POISON Tries to End IJfe After Quarrel With Hu.* hand. Mrs. Helen Evans, 24, of 2870 N. Dearborn Bt. was taken to the city hospital in a serious condition today after she made an attempt to take her life with poison, police say. She told the officers that she and her husband George quarreled before he went to work. INDICT POISON WIDOW’ Gary Woman Who Killed Thre| Named in Grand Jury Bill. * Ru I'nited Prr GARY, Ind., June 4.— Mrs. Anna Cunningham. "poison widow of Gary," today was indicted by the Lake County grand Jury on charges of killing three of her children with poison The woman some time ago confessed to the murders. Police charge that she killed her husband and four children, but the indictments charge her with th< death of three of the ohlldren. Img belle, 20; Charles, 11, and Walter, ro.