Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1925 — Page 10

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WANT AD RATES 1 Per Lin,a 12C 3 Consecutive 11 Times, Per Line 1 1C 6' Consecutive 1 A f Times, Per Line IUC Bur Average Words Make a Line Minimum Space Two Lines The Times will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement. A Three-Line Ad | three days in The UU/t Times costs only To kill an ad. phone MAln 3500 before 11 a. m. Death notices received until 11:30 a. m. The Times reserves the right to properly classify or reject any advertisement. Use Times Want Ad Phone Service 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Main 3500 Just Ask for the WANT AD DEPT.

I DEATH NOTICES KOENIG, PHlLLlP—Beloved husband of Edna Bernd. passed away June 7. Age 26 years. Funeral services will be held at residence of the wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Berrd, 39 W. Morris St.. Wednesday. June 10 at 2p. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited. (Evansville papers please copy, & FUNERAL, DIRECTORS W. T. BLASENGYM Main Office. Branch Office. 2226 Shelby St. 1009 Indiana Avenue. Drexel 2570. Circle 5950. PLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N. Illinois St. Funeral directors to the ptople of Indian apolts since 18t’7. Phone—Main 0641, 0642. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY BEET S. GADD—2I3O Prospect St. Phone | Stewart 2278. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 523 E. Market. Main 0908. Undertakers—hisey & titus. 951 N Delaware Main 3630. 8~~ SPECIAL NOTICES MARGARET A. SELLERS. D. P., D C.. D. 0. Massage office. Room 4, 1 N. New Jersey, MEDICATED BATHS AND MASSAGE 729 N. New Jersey. Main 8340. PERSONA!LS HARRY EGIN —Trance medium and spiritual healer, formerly of Dayton. Ohio. Readings daily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Residence 1709 N. New Jersey St. Randolph 3620. ON or after this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted oy any one other than myself. \ CLAUDE E. CASE. ON or after this date I will not be responsible for anv debts contracted by any one other than myself R. M. ShFREY TIMES WANT ADS" LEAD TO SUCCESIT 10 LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Articles found in Indianapolis street yesterday: 1 BLACK CLOTH B/.G 1 UMBRELLA 1 BOSTON BAG 1 LADY’S COAT 1 INSURANCE POLICY BOOK PRAYER BOOK CIGAR LIGHTER SCARF 2 PAIR GLOVES BABY PIN ROLL OF DRAWINGS 4 PACKAGES Main 2737 ROLL of Blankets: Lost . between Boy Scout reservation and I ail grounds. Sunday p. m. Rand. 4561 or return to Scout Headquarters, 304 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., and receive reward. . LOST —Between Hoosier Athletic Club and Union Station, flexible platinum bracelet. set with sapphires and brilliants. Retum to JANE WILLIS, Ran. 4361. BRACELET, thirty qiamongs. platinum. Liberal reward. 232 E. Thirteenth. J. L. EAGLESFIEIJ). DIAMOND ring; lady's, in white gold mounting. Reward. Wash, 5487. PIN: crescent shape, pearls and blue stones. on Meridian St., between St. Clair and Vermont, or on North St. Lincoln 4551. Reward. KEYS—On ring, near Market ana Dela,ware. Please return to Deschler cigar stand. Claypool Hotel. PURSE —At Broad Ripple Park Merry-Go-Round: reward. Webster 6714. KEYS ON RING MONDAY. DOWNTOWN. IRVINGTON 2663. II MACHINERY AND TOOLS One 50 H. P. Motor, D. C., with large tight and loose pulleys; 24 feet continuous 10-inch 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 “ WELDING OUTFIT. ~ Cali Mr. Wood. Lincoln 8279. 12 HELP WANTED-MALE Meat Market Managers r w Nationally known concern, due to expansion of business, desires the services of several men possessing some selling ability and some moat experience; successful applicants will not only receive the best co-operation, but full credit on all business; this is t uch better than being in business for yourself. A financial responsibility of $250 is required. MERIT MARKETS, Inc. B. T. Van Camp, Manager Phone Riley 2097. Office 48 N. Penn. 9t. mrnm hESIDENT SALESMAN by Chicago street drees manufacturer: must have of lice ypaee and one who comes in contact with ouyers of retail and wholesale trade. If successful will permit carrying small stock. Good proposition. Give full particulars experience etc. G. N. Lledtke & Cos., 208 W Monroe St., Chicago. I WANT TO HIRE A MAN T at wants to make SSO per week now an' gain a better position with an old reliable concern. All of our executive positions are filled from the field. It is a >ouse-to-house selling by appointment. Also, men wanted Marion and Crawfordsvllle. See MR. MAHON, 480 Century Bldg WANTED—Neat appearing young man. 16 to 18, that can leave town. 116 W. Walnut. At once. EXPERIENCED asphalt raker. Apply 911 Hume-Manaur Bldg. IT’S NEVER lost until Indianapolis Times Want Ads have failed to find it.

13 INSTRUCTIONS MEN to learn barber iradj. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 610 E. ton St.. Indianapolis, Ind. Circle (7757, 14 SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN If you aro not afraid of work and want to make S3OO or more each month. See MU. HURT, 962 N. Meridian. We do not care whether you have ever sold anything or not, all we ask Is that you work. 16.l 6 . HEI t ‘ WANTEIL-FEMALE Girls living at home should investigate the many opportunities of the telephone operating profession. Our Miss Cooper, Room 101 Telephone building, corner of New York and Meridian streets, will be glad to discuss the matter in detail with you. GIRLS Over 16 Years of Age for Sample Department Apply 8 A. M. St. Clair St. Entrance KAHN TAILORING CO., St. Clair and Capitol ave. Alteration Help Women, experienced on men's clothing. Apply Mr. Darko, 6th floor. Wm. H. Block Cos. WANTED—YOUNG LADY, high schrol graduate, who can talk well over ihe phone, to assist in our Employment Department. in exchange for a business course. An unusually good opportunity. See Fred W. Case. Prin. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, 3rd float. University Park Bldg. COOK—For cafeteria work, hours 8 to 2: no Sunday work. 230 Virginia Ave. 18 ROOMS FOR RENT ASHLAND AVE.. 913: desirable room in private home, with connecting bath: walking distance: reasonable. Riley 2651. CENTRAL. 1446; desirable, cool, sleeping room; modern. Circle 1304, MASS. AVE.. 440; get the benefit of a Sool shower: every room with bath; $5 85 per week. Inspection invited. 12TH St.. 610: 2 mod. unfurn. light housekeeping rooms. Ft’RNISHED rms., strictly modern, neatly LARGE room; no other roomer; reasonable. Penn, car. Ran 5407, Desirable rooms. Seventeen to twenty dollars. Davlan Apartment, 430 Mass. Ave. WE HAVE THEM _ FURNISHED ROOMS—APARTMENTS. B. & B. RENTAL SERVICE BUREAU. 710 Odd Fellow Bldg. Rliey 2707. NIUE, modern, cool room in private home; walking distance. Circle 4628. NICE room In priv. home for 2 gentlemen; preferred walking dist, Lin. 6451. a—Light Housekeeping ORIENTAL. 19 N.: apt. 2; 2 mod., furn. rms. for light housekeeping. PARK. 1655: 3-rm. suite; front; eve.-y----thing furnished wonderful loeation. 2154 l A COLLEGE; 3-room apt.-furnished; mod.: priv. ent.; reasonable. Riley 2175. b—Board and Rooms EASTERN Ave 209; room and board for gentlemen or employed couple; in mod. home, Webster 5005. CHILDREN to board! Mother's care! Riley 3283. NICE rooms for two employed; home privileges. Riley 2175, BOARD and room for gentlemen or couple; kitchen privileges. DRexel 2113. LOVELY' mod. turn, room; reasonable. girls preferred Web. 7977-M. WANTED—One .. ’ two refined young ladies to make home with us. lev. 0717-M. ATTRACTIVE room in mod. private home. DRexel 7821, Ring 4, ii) RENTALS a—Houses ASHLAND. 1.944: seven-room strictly modern; $45. including garage; water paid; newly decorated. Call Drexel 6973. 1209 BATES ST. 3 rooms; newly painted end papered; $15.00 per month. • LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS MAin 3715 31 Monument Circle 629 BIRCH Ave.: 5 rooms. Will paper. $22.50. Washington 1865, DORMAN. 322; 6 rooms; semi-modem. $23. LINDEN St.. 2027; half tnree-room double; sl6. CIVIC REALTY CO.. 136 N. Delaware. Lin. 5050. MACPHERSON. 2851; o-room double; gas, electricity; gar.; $25. Web, 2401-J. MORRIS. E. 1015: modern double: 5 rooms; adults preferred. DRex. 1297-W NEW JERSEY, 1617 N.: Tipper duplex; 5 rooms, gas, modem. Rand. 2772. OLNEY. 2407 N.; 5-room modern double. with garage. Web. 16’it-R. RANDOLPH, N.. 21: , rooms, modern; in good condition. Call Harrison 0806. 219 S. SUMMIT ST. 6 rooms, electrio lights, gas, city water, inside toilet. Will redecorate. $lB 00 per month. • LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS MAin 3715 31 Monument Circle 842 College Ave.. 5 rooms $22.60 1991 Hovey St.. 5 rooms 1? Q 0 2122 Lexington. 5 rooms 20.00 622 W. Wilkins. 3 rooms 13.00 624 W. Wilkins 3 rooms 13.00 526 W. Wilkins 3 rooms 13.00 532 W. Wilkins. 4 rooms 12.00 OTTO WINKENHOFER. Circle 1039, 301 Ind. Trust Bldg. FOUR BEDROOMS 8-room modern home in very good con dition, garage. 414 13. Fifteenth St. Call Ran. 9:164. 716 E. 27TH, NEAR COLLEGE Seven-room modem house; good repair: *4O. Call Randolph 9364. or INDIANA TRUST CO. ___ NEAR 18th and Rural; 4 rooms, semimodem bungalow;, newly painted and decorated: near park. Har. 0789-J. MODERN bungalow, new. 4 rooms and bath, garage: shelby car; near Garfield Park. Har. 0789-J. ONE side of modern double, south; five nice rooms. Circle 1284. 1751 E. RAYMOND and 1768 Kelley; fourroom doubles. Belmont 1041. A. F. ZAINEY. REAL ESTATE RENTALS INSURANCE. 108 N, DELA. LI. 6520. SEE DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL for bargains REAL ESTATE COLORED TENANTS REDUCED RENT 1934 Yandes, 4-room double: electric lights, nice porches and yard: $17.50 per month. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 122 E. Market . HOUSES FOR RENT 702 W. Wash. 9t., upper duplex 7 rooms, separate entrance *40.00 2920 Wood St., half 4-rm. double. elec., inside toilet 22.50 2834 Wood St., single 4 rms.. water to sir.k in Kitchen, elec.. inside toilet 22.50 1636 Gimber St.. 4 rms., single, elec., city water to s nk in kitchen 20.00 2338-40 Calhoun St.. 4 rms.. s. m.. new never occupied, elec 19.60 1509-Roosevelt Ave.. 5 rms.. semimodem . 30.00 1511 Roosevelt Are., storeroom.36.oo CARTMELL-BURCAW-MCORE. INC. 513 Continental Bank Bldg. Lin. 5385. Lfn. 2141. COLORED: modem house: location for roomers: rent reasonable. 1519 N. Capitol. Colored Tenants 1022 N. West Sf. Two-room apartment with bath. We furnish heat. gas. lights and water. Janitor serviee. For high-class colored people: $25 a month Dunlop & Holtegel , b—Houses, Flafs Furnisi.d RURAL. N. 1221; 5-room modern; beaatifully furnished: garage. Web, 5236. NICELY furnished home, modem- share with couple by widow. Web. 8542-R. c—Apartments HIGH St., 964; upper duplex: 4 rooms and bath. DRexel 7657.

19 RENTALS c—Apartments JEFFERSON. N.. 206: four-room modern apartment; heat and water furnished. WASHINGTON. 3716 E.; 5-room apt. private porch. $35. Irvington 2653. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS. The Ambassador \ The Ambassador has achieved the reputation of having the moat beautiful and desirable apartments in the city. Many added features of convenience include circulating sou water, soundproof, fireproof construction, beautiful lobby, maid service and hotel serviee Moderate rate*, four-room size. $57.60. Complete fur .‘.shinga or additional bedroom at extra charge. Phone Riley 1371. or call at building. CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AND PRATT STS. d —Business Places PRIVATE flbom in furnished office, central location. all conveniences, reasonable rent, Riley 3661. SHELBY. 1866 corner business room; in good business locality, DRex. 0961. f—Resorts and Cottages FOR RENT—Double cottage on Lake Tippecanoe. For Information write J. M. WILLIAMS, 276 Pleasant St.. Noblesville. Ind. COTTAGE—At F*eeney River Heights, comnletely furnished: water system, electric light#, boat, ohower and garage. DRexel 6043 or Irvington 3862. SUMMER COTTAGES —Concession stands. play houses built and shipped any where, on easy terms. Lincoln 7810. SPEND your vacation in a modern country home; shady and cool. Call Raudolph 0100-1, KEAI ~USTATE FOR SALE~ b —Houses ONLY $150.00 CASH Good 4-room home; gas. water, cistern, big lot. celler, fruit, garage, house newly decorated; immediate possession. A snap. $1,850; $l5O cash, bal. sl7 per month. Fine location: S. Linden St. BURGESS REALTY CO. Lin. 8242. 510 Odd Fellow Bldg. REMBRANDT ST. On Riverside car line: dandy 6-room, well-built home with bath, furnace, electrio light, gas. good garage: price only $4,250: terms S4OO cash, $38.00 month. This home is in good condition. Now ready for occupancy. THE C. W. HENRY CO., REALTORS 429 Lemcke Bldg. Riley 1064 MUST SELL. Owner leaving city. Well built three-beth-oom home in new Butler section. We want an offer. REALTY SERVICE BUREAU. 602 Continental Bank Bldg. Lincoln 5307 op Washington 4229-W, ADAMS STREET —Bargain; small double; good condition; semi-modern: paved street rents for S4OB yearly; price $2,600: part cash. See Mr. M. A. Quinr. 147 E. Market St. Riley 5147. FOUR ROOM bungalow on lot 50x75, on read No. 1 near 72d St., or will trade for Irvington property. Irvington State Bank. IRv. 4101. Mr. Brown. LE GRANDE AVE.; six-room bungalow; price $2,400: clear lot or automobile as down pmt.; bal. like rent. Bel. 0337-J. SOUTH SIDE. 4-room double; well built: $4,000; terms. Call TRUEBLOOD. Main 0242; evonings. Irvington 4213. BARTH Ave.. 1309; 6-room house, modem except furnace. 2-car garage; lot 26x 160: newly painted. $3,000. S3OO cash. Irvington iB6O. 1317 SPRUCE ST.—-Six rooms, gas. elec” city water, inside toilet, garage. Lot fenced in; rent. $25. A F. ZAINEY. 108 N. Delaware. UNION ST.. 2240; 8-room cottage: semimodern; shrubbery and garden spot with adjoining lot included; garage; priced reasonably", shown by appointment only: private owner. Call <316 Parkway Areafter 6 l>. m.. or Drex. 5831. 8 a. m. to 5 p, m. FOR SALE Good roomy four-room double; in A-l condition; at 1771-1773 Morgan St.; bargain. Will take cash, small down payment or lot. Morgan St. Is one block north of Minnesota St. MOYNAKAN REALTY CO.. Circle 0789. Evenings. Ran. 4420. Ask for Mr. J. C. Moynahan. STOP 6. Southport line, on State Ave.; 4 rooms and bathroom, furnace, garage, poultry bouse, good variety of fruit, one or two lots to suit purchaser. Sell on terms or consider city property in exchange. For appointment, call TRUEBLOOD, Main 024£; evenings. Irv. 4213. $3,000—5300 DOWN Six rooms: well arranged: in good repair. Now vacant. Located close in. south. Call Lincoln 3734. evenings Drex. 1382. l FOR COLORED Two bargains in good homes. One on Yandes ana one on Cornell. The prices are very reasonable. See MR, QUINN. 147 E. Market St. Main 5147. or Randolph 7931. COLORED BUYERS. 1728 Yandes: dandy five-room cottage, freshly painted, papered, repaired; on payments. For terms call owner. Kenwood 1541. 1059 N. MOUNT St.—b room modem: desirable neighborhood; price reasonable: street being paved. THIS is a real bargain; new 6-room house and garage: small payment down. 3849 E. 31st St. FOR nioe house east or souin. call 0. J. OSBORN. DRex. 6184. REAL ESTATE for sale: 8-room house: good bargain: terms. 1608 E. 42nd St. d—Lots LO'F 40-ft. south front- W. Thirty-First near Elmira E. DIETZ. 334 Congress. ©—Suburban FINE, level acre tract. 131x333. weet of Lawrence on R chland Drive (cinder road), $550! $lO cash. $lO monthly. I. N. RICHIE & SON Main 0520. ,710 Bankers Trust Bldg. SSOO CASH gives you immediate possession of anew five-room bungalow; hardwood floor throughout; full basement: garage; one-half block south of W. Washington, on Luett St. Circle 6600. Res. Ran. 16f12, E. J. McCRACKEN. f—Sale or Exchange HARDING St.. 1926 north; 6-room modern home, beautiful clrcaaslon walnut woodwork; one block from Riverside car line; trade for good car or lot. balance easy payments like rent. Wash. 2316. MR, WITT, 311 Indiana Pythian Bldg. h—Resorts and L.ttages GOOD Investment. Will #<ll you lot or cottage on Wawasee Lake, monthly payments. ELI.WOOD GEORGE. Syracuse, Ind. 22 REAL ESTATE WANTED V'E RENT HOUSES. APARTMENTS. List yours with a live agency. CAIN & OCNERtV United Labor Bank, and Trust. 2 E. Market. Lincoln 6321. FIVE or six-room cottage south; under $2,500; cash, Lincoln 3734. LET us sell your he uses, iota. JOS. W. SELVAGE. Main 071. _ 23~FARM L ANDS FARMS of all sizes, summer home sl'.es, private reservations of anv number of acres in Brown County’s choice beauty spots; prices right KRITZER it PARKS. Nashville. Ind. 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE~ BABY BUGGY*: good condition: gray. reed. Humboldt 3569. BED. box mattress, refrigerator, gaa range, rug: very cheap. Ken. 5247. CONCRETE MIXERS Several 1924 models at reduced prices: 3 new half-bag at_S2lo. CONSTRUCTIOtf MACH. CO.. 315 W. Maryland. Cir, 6790. Rugs—Linoleums / 9x12 tapeatry Brussels ruga. blue, tan, taupe and old rose, special. $13.95: Gold Sea) Congoleum ruga. 9x12. $12.75. These rugs are carried In all sizes and patterns at proportionate prices. Imported Japanese grass ruga, 9x12 double warp, heavy grade, made in beautiful colored patterns special. $7.50. 11.3x12 ruga. $29.50, all wool. Our line of Brussels, velvets, Axmlnsters 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 goods (no seconds*. Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W. Wash. Bt.. opposite Statehouse, “If it covers the floor, we have it. SEWING machine, Singer, drop-head; SO. Apt. 11, 1325 Ashland Ave. WASHER—Water power, wringer: cheap; good con.; doee good wrk. 1426 Laurel. ASK your druggist or grocer for Fritch’s 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. Inexpensive as the lowest price. If not wasted L. H. ROWELL, gen. agt,. P. O. Box 657 Indianapolis ~ 25c WINDOW SASH, 30c FEDERAL COAL CO- 1020 E. North. a—Musical Instruments PIANO—ELECTRIC PLAYER 801 Highland. Webster 5262. b—Pet and Live Stock POLICE dogs for sale. R R. F. Box 16C Shelbyvills Pike. * GERMAN POLICE DOG BULL MIXED./ DREXEL 7270-R.

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25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE b—Pet and Live Stock MULES, 4: six years old: 2.400 and 2.800 lbs,; reasonable. Kenwood 2080. SPECIAL sale Farrow Chix. S. C. Reds. Barred Rocks. 10c each. 609 E. Waahington. Lincoln 3864. c—Coal, Ice and Wood Indiana large lump, forked $5.25 W. Va. 4-in. forked L *6.25 NORTH ST. COAL CO. Lin 1456. 920 E, North St. Irv. 4020. ATLAS FUEL C 6“ 401 W. MORRIS ST. DREXFL 088.3. RICHLAND COAL CO. Bel, 0272. 1615 W. Everett. 26 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED SALVATION army industrial Home. Help us to help others with your used clothing. magazines, news • ’c- Phone Wagon. Main 1082. ALL kinds of rags. 2c per lb All kinds of Junk. 634 E. Washington. Call 3977 for future information. AUCTIONEERS—Mark A Neal. We buy or sell lor you Ran, 7034. Har. 0907-R. 27 HIISINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS DRESS up your home. Home painting and decorating. L. FREND. Lincoln 3112. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated: feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F BURKLE. 416 Maas. Main 1428. HARDWOOD floors- all kinds house cleaning. EDWARD feAILEY. Riley 3827. CHIN WOO INN—II * W. Ohio. New Chop auey place. Also sleeping rooms. House Painting Contractor Paper hanging: work and material guaranteed. Compensation insurance ftunished. Main 6807. Terms if d-sired. E. J. SHARPE PAPER CLEANING Former manager for Gadberry: 50c and up per room. Drexel 4690-J, PAPER HANGING A PAINTING. Prompt. efficient service. 1926 smpia. Web 0512. PAPER HANGlNG—vaper lurnished All work guaranteed, Belmont 2328 PAPER cleaning and punting; work guranteed: white man. Lincoln 4194. RUGS, 9x12 thrly clnd. *2: all work guar. SUPERIOR CLEANERS, Ken. 4462. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened, TUTTLEDGB. 201 Indiana Ave. Upholstering Overatuffed work slip covers, cut and sewed a id cane work of all kinds called for and delivered any place m Marlon County. Forty years’ experience. 220 East Sixteenth. Ran. 1676. Your Hauling or Moving A Mttle cheaper, a little quicker. Guarantee.! service. Eve#.. Webster 2296. J. S. CLAYTON A SONS. CONTRACTORS. Paper hanging, cleaning, decorating. 334 N. Noble. Lincoln 5020. 28 STORAGE AM) TRASFER ~ PACKING household goods and office furniture for shipment; piano derrieking; low rates on California shipments. Otto J. Suesz. Main 2353—3628. Nights. Web. 0699-W—4579 Estimates on overland hauling. LONG DISTANCE and local moving. At special ratea. Webster 9393. NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. “ Call at all times. Randolph 3741. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Barbecue or Filling Station Fine location on Madison Ave. comer, four miles from Monument: now occupied by lunchroom: also six-room bungalow in first-class condition. on same lot: only $9,000 for all: some terms HOUZE. Madison Road at Edgewqod. Southport 85 AY-1. VAULT cleaning. Call Stewart 1794. Acf dress 930 E. Maryland St. DOWNTOWN PRINTING OFFICE Well established: excellent location: equipment would cost several times price. SI,OOO cash will handle it. HARRIGAN. 800 Kahn Bldg. SOUTH SIDE BAKERY Doing SI,OOO per month business; SI,OOO cash will handle. HARRIGAN. 800 Kahn Bldg, 80 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1923 CHEV. COUPE Two-tone Duco finish, good tires, some extras, excellent mechanical condition. This is a very desirable car for someone. GENERAL CHEVROLET CO. 962 N. Meridian, Lincoln 6376. CHALMERS ROADSTER 1922; disc wheels; good motor and tires; used only 6,200 miles; $645; cash or terms. CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W, 13th. Main 6942. CHEVROLET. 1900 coupe: 5 tires: fair palnt and mechanical condition: just the car for the man who wants a cheap closed car- slls. STONE CHEVROLET CO- 427 N. Meridian. CHEVROLETS Five to select from; tourings, coupes, coaches, sedans, etc., all 1973-24; terms or trade, 559 N. Capitol Ave. CHEVROLET. 1921 touring: 4 new tires: good spare, lock wheel, paint, upholstering mechanical condition good; floO: easy terms STONE CHEVROLET CO., 427 N. Meridian. DODGE COUPE 1920; good condition; almost new tires; $295; cash or terms. CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W. 13th. Main 6942. FORD BARGAINS FOR TODAY THESE PRICES ARE CASH OR TERMS Ford touring. 1921. $63. Ford touring. 1922. $125. Ford sedan. 1920, $l5O. Ford touring, 1919, $35. HAYNES-SCHMIDT 120 W. NORTH ST. OPEN EVENINGS. FORD, 4 DOOR AMES BODY, SEDAN Late 1923 in A1 condition. A real buy for you st s2io Terms. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES FORD, 1923, COUPE $245 Biggest bargain In town. THE LATHROP-M’FARLAND CO. 418-24 N. CAPITOL AVE. OPEN EVENINGS. MAIN 2480. FORD. 1923 touring lock wheel, spotlight. motometer, Haasler shocks, speedometer. 5 fine cord tires; S7O down, bal easy. STONE CHEVROLET CO- 427 N. Meridian. FORD BODIES—Usert sedans, coupes, tourroadsters, some late 1924 models. I WOLF 656-61 N. Capitol. 1923 Gray Coupe Balloon tires, snubbers, motometer. and bar cap, rear-view mirror and spot light; here is a real snappy light closed car at a real bargain. Losey-Nash Motor Cos. MA. 3348 400 N. Capitol Ave. Open Evenings HUDSON SUPER “6” TOURING Just out of paint shop. A real car at a real price. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 9. MERIDIAN Drex 4743. 1924 HUPP TOURING Driven only 6,500 miles. Top like new. 5 good balloon tires, disc wheels, dark blue paint, in excellent shape, nickel radiator and lights, double bar nickel bumpers front and rear. This car in perfect mechanical condition with an absolute guarantee. Truly a bargain for any one wishing a flrst-cllass used car. Convenient and liberal terms.- Call SHERFICK at Lin. 1527. 1922 HUPP TOURING In excellent mechanical condition; rearvision mirror, spotlight, automatic windshield wiper stoplight, extra tire- good paint. This car is priced to sell. Terms. See Mr. Helt. WILBUR JOHNSON CO. 730 N. Meridian. • Lincoln 1627, 1924 OLDSMOBILE Like new; driven oly 2,000 miles. Must sell. $475; convenient terms. Call Web. 2681, OVERLAND TOURING Wire wheels, tires fair, motor good. This car is not Junk, but priced low to sell quickly. If you want a cheap car. see this before you buy; $65. CAPITOL OVERLAND MICHIGAN AND CAPITOL. OPEN EVENINGS. SEDAN 1921; Special Slit- pass.; has had very little use; n ’. nothing, almost new tires; $496 cash or terms. THE CITIZENS’ MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W. 13th. Main 6942.

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AA^AAVWsAAAAAe4AAAA<WVSA/S#W>AAA4 PAIGEJEWETT USED CARS We are in the~“USED CAR BUSINESS” as well as the “NEW CAR BUSINESS.” You can be sure that with our ■‘experience in the automobile business we are not putting our cash into unsatisfactory merchandise. Some people would have you believe that a USED CAR is the poorest investment you can make. They say: “Buy anew car or none.” Well, we have found from actual experience that a good USED CAR is better than a poor NEW ONE, and that it will give its owner less trouble. It is around this thought that we have built our “PAIGE-JEWETT USED CAR” business. over this list, pick out the car you are interested in. Remember the number and come in or phone us and we will send this car to your home for a demonstration. “Who Said This Was a Used Car?” 1924 Jewett Sport Touring with combination winter and Mimmer top. Looks and run# like new. Equipped with rii#e wheels, spare tire, tube and roiyr mounted forward, .uilomatir windshield wiper, rear view mirror, niekei cowl light#, motometer with nickel cross bar cap. nickel radiator shell, niekei head lights, double niekei spring bumper# iront and rear, spot light, large trunk with nickel trunk rack and body guard# mounted on the rear, combination stop and tail light, luggage holder mounted on runningboard and regular sedan heater inatalled inside. This car is mechanically perfect and gives you the comforts of a closed car at open car price. Is priced right for quick sale and will absolutely give you satisfaction. First payment $293 and it is yours; balance arranged on easy terms. THIS IS CAR NO. 55. “This Ought to Interest Coupe Buyers” Jewett 1924 Business Coupe. Upholstery and paint just like new; mechanically perfect, rubber practically new with spare tire, tube a,nd cover. Equipped with double nickel spring bumpers, nickel drum head lighta. motor meter with crossbar cap. automatic windshield cleaner, rear view mirror, sun visor; has exceptional’* large luggage compartment in rear. Seat and back upholstered in best grade leather which gives you an exceptionally comfortable car in summer and good wearing upholstery. Just the car you have been looking for. for combination business and pleasure; a car that will give you real pleasure in driving. Drive this home for payment of $275. pay the balance monthly while you ride. THIS IS CAR NO. 23. “Take a Ride in This Chevrolet and be Convinced” 1923 Chevrolet Coime. Former owner took excellent care of it. Finish and upholstery are fine. Equipped with motor meter, cross har cap. windshield ('leaner, spring bumper, sun visor and extra tire, tube, rim and cover. $125 down takes it. easy terms on balance. THIS IS CAR NO. 31. “This Light o-Passenge-r Touring Car Will Please Your Wife” 1924 Oldsmobile Touring, with good nibber: paint and upholstery likqr new. Spot light mounted in windshield, cowl lights, cross bar motometer. automatic wildshield wiper, rear view mirror, new 8 Pare tire and tube. This car is mechanically like new and is an exceptional bargain, first payment $l9O takes this car. balance arranged in convenient afbnthly payments. THIS IS CAR NO. 38. “Here is the Buick You Have Been Looking For” 1924 Buick Roadster. four wheel brakes. This ear is like buying a car and has been run only enough to br^ ak i ln Has many refinements and looks lie new. Mechanically perfect. A car that will give you real pleasure in driving. Equipped with two spring bumpers, spot light cowl lamps, cowl Ventilator, automatic windshield wiper stop light and extra tire and tube. Your first payment of $265 takes it away. Pay the balance in conveniently arranged terms THIS CAR IS NO. 34 Open Evenings and Sunday George R. Ray, Inc. Paige and Jewett Distributors 1110 N. Meridian St. LIn. 7342. BARGAINS FOR TODAY 1920 Overland touring. $95. 1921 Mitchell touring. $173. 1922 Durant touring. $325 1922 Overland touring. si7s. I 1918 Overland touring. 535 1919 Chevrolet touring, SSO. THESE PRICES ARE CASH OR TERMS HAYNES-SCHMIDT, INC. 120 W. NORTH ST. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY BARGAINS FOR SURE 1923 CHEV. TOUR $250 1923 OVERLAND TOUR 250 1023 FORD TOUR 200 1922 DODGE ROADSTER 250 1920 CLEVELAND ROADSTER ... 225 1923 DURANT BUSINESS COUPE 60 OTHERS: SMALL DOWN PAYMENT BOR’S MOTOR SERVICE 340 So. Penn. Main 1705. have you seen . THIS WEEK’S FORD BARGAINS ON TOURING AND ROADSTERS THE BARBF.K WARNOCK CO. THE FORD DEALERS "THE MEN THAT KNOW THE FORD" IT’S ALWAYS COOL When You Own a Car Therea hundred* of cool, attractive spot* close to the city. Enjoy this summer. Go places. Here’s 3 bargains: Ford conpe. Ford touring. Ford sedan. Priced to sell. THIRTIETH AND CENTRAL SALES CO. ' Randolph 5550. 3UOH Central Ave. BARGAINS 1920 Maxwell touring; good tires and paint. In good running order S9O 1920 F B. Chevrolet touring; 5 good cord tires and paint: In good running order $175 1920 Overland coupe; motor overhauled; looks good $l5O SMALL DOWN PAYMENT L. GUY LONG CO. 1114 N MERIDIAN LIN. 6865. HUDSON SPEEDSTER By owner. This ear has never been hurt. 6 good tires; good paint; in A-l condition; runs and looks like new; can arrange terms or will take smaller ear in trade. .Call at 712 N. Illinois St. 1924 Maxwell Club Sedan Balloon tires, motometer bar cap, spare tire upholstering in excellent oondition; here is a late model car that has many mile* of satisfactory service left; a demonstration will convince the most critical buyer. Losey-Nash Motor Cos. MA. 3348 400 N. Capitol Ave. Open Evenings BETTER USED car* *t the iowe*t eo*t that are dependable. CLARK MOTOR CO.. 955 N. Meridian. Open eevning*. TIM Eli WANT Aha lead to success.

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR BALE GIVES YOU A WRITTEN GUARANTEE WITH THE FOLLOWING CARS: Monthly Weekly Plan Plan Down Down 1921 Hupp Sedan $175 $13.95 1923 Chev. Tour 75 6.90 1924 Chevrolet Coupe.. 125 J 0.35 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Touring ’.. 225 20.70 1924 Hupp Touring ... 250 23.00 1922 Ford Sedan 65 5.75 1923 Hupp Touring ... 175 13.95 THESE CARS CAN BE PURCHASED ON CONVENIENT TERMS. PAYMENTS CAN BE MADE EITHER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY. Tihe WMtar=Jolhiini§oin Compamy Rebuilt Car Dept. 730 N. Meridian St. LIN. 1527 Open Evenings—Closed Sunday. STOP LOOK/—LISTEN Listed below are six automobiles that are priced to move quickly. An inspection of these units of transportation will convince you of values beyond your expectation. By all means see them. I—Mitchell Touring SIOO I—Dodge Touring ....... .SIOO I—Davis Touring $75 1— Dart Touring $75 2 Oldsmobile Tourings.. .SIOO LOSEY-NASH MOTOR CO, 400 N. Capitol, MAin 3348 Open Evenings. 1925 FORD COUPE LESS THAN 3 MONTHS CLD . Fully equipped with automatic windshield wiper, .ock wheel, front and rear double bar bumpers, five balloon tires. Run les* than 000 miles with a loss to the owner of $175.00. Owner leaving city. Take advantage. Owner will take S3OO for equity. Call Circle 7903. FORD BODIES Ten Tourings; two new ones; five 1921-’22-’23 coupes: seven sedans, some four doors: two roadsters, new ones. Sale or trade. Cash or term*. SWISSHc-IoU A PARKER 1922 STUTZ 7-PASS > TOURING Mechanically perfect; new paint. This car is priced to sell. STUTZ FACTORY BRANCH 957 N MERIDIAN. * RILEY 4922. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY A M FORD COUPE In exoollent condition throughout. Many extra*. If you are looking for a REAL FORD, see this. $225. Easy termi. CAPITOL OVERLAND MICH. AND CAPITbL OPEN EVENINGS 1924 Essex Coach Balloon tires, snubbers, spotlight, automatic windshield wiper, motometer and bar cap. rear-view mirror and heater: this car has had very low - mileage and the upholstery is in excellent condition; a demonstration will convince you of its real value. Losey-Nash Motor Cos. MA. 3348 400 N Capitol Ave. Opn Eveninsra i / USED- CARS GOOD BUYS Hudson Coach. 1923. Peerless Touring. 1921. Stutz Touring. 1920. Dodge Roadster 1921. Oldsmobile Touring. 1923. Bulok Touring, 1918. Oldsmobile Coupe. 1923. Durant Roadster. 1933. Rickenbacker Coupe. 1924. Riekenbaeker Coupe. 1922. Many others. Trade or terms. TERSTEGGE HOLLOWELL CO. 436-40 N, Capitol. Lin. 7564, 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED HIGHEST CASH I‘RrUE 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, HEP AIRS BEST USED TIRES Any Size—s 2 Each. ROGERS Be] 4300. 3117 W Washington. Bel 4300 VULCANIZING, top repairing and re building.' Complete lino of cord tire* m stock. KENTUCKY AVE VULCANIZING CO., 35 Ky Ave, USED CARS oougtu and sold. I. GOLDBURG. 522 N. Capitol. EBACK & GENTRY, auto reflnlshlng. See us flret. 532 N. Capitol. 37 MONKY TO LOAN ~~ Fidelity Loam Cos. 106 E. Market Street Room 532 Lemcke Building A MODERN METHOD—Of meeting the public small loan need*. Recent law* have changed the operations of the small loan office. THOUSANDS of HOMES—Have been helped and made happy through loan* in emergencies by licensed and bonded firms. IF YOU who read tht* are unfamiliar with the charge# and n ethod* you should not fail to call on our manager and have him ejrplaln them to you Loan* in the sums of $lO TO s3oo—Are made on household goods left in your possession at lawful rate# and on easy repayment plan. DO JUSTICE—-To youreetf and make yourself acquainted with our service. If not convenient to call, write or phone Ma 1278 Fidelity Loan- Company 106 E. MARKET STREET Room 632 Lemcke Building. MA. 1278.

37 MONEY TO LOAN NEED MONEY ? aulcklr. confidentially, and busineaa like ings is a part of the service we give vou LOANS ON Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141VO E. Washington St. MA in 0585. LI ncoln 7184 Cash in 24 Hours or sooner if needed Personal Loai^s up to S3OO at the legal Interest rate on easy repayment Dlan Security Inv. and Loan 136 N, Delaware. Lin. 6050. MONEY tar loan on automobiles. Bring your title with you for prompt service. 203 Kreage Bldg. Riley Personal Properly Loans AMERICAN LOAN CO. 33 MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES GOOD bicycles $8 and up: tire* $2 and up. 940 MaastchuactU Ave. 39 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given. That the undersigned has duly qualified a* Administrator or estate of Nancy Ann Butler, deceased, late of Marion County Indiana Said estate is supposed to fa- solvent. HODDEY A. FOUST. June 2,9, 16. 1925,

Billy Evans Says—

Lefty’ Groves ITERALLY it took ’Lefty'’ Groves seven weeks to finish J his first game for the athletics. "Lefty” Groves is the souhtpaw pitcher for whom Connie Mack paid the Baltimore club a small fortune, last winter. It so happened that I called balls and strikes in the first game the much-touted pitcher was able to finish. At that "Lefty” was on the ropes at the bell. Groves turned the trick against the slugging Yankees. Perhaps It might he well to say the erstwhi'e slugging Yanks, as the Miller Huggins crew Is known, are having a hard time finding themselves this year. For seven innigs he pitched shutout hall, alowed only two hits, one a scratch and had struck out seven men. Although wild thorughout he was able to get the ball over In the pinch. In the last two Innings Groves was in much trouble. He was fortunate to get a 9 to 7 decision. •* • • After the game Manager Mack remarked to me that he gambled the limit with Groves, believing the finishing and winning of a game would set him right. * * • Wins First Game | iEFORE the affair was over jJR Groves had struck out nine. l_~_J passed as many and allowed the same number of hits. Two home run drives with runners on almost beat him. Mack is positiv# Groves is destined to he one of the game's greatest southpaws. He is not in the least discouraged by the poor showing he has made. Connie is convinced Groves has the stuff and the courage. He lacks poise that comes with experience. Mack, however. aiw*ays is willing to go the limit with a pitcher who has' the stuff and "guts.” Five years ago when Slim Harriss fame to the American League he nad perhaps more stuff than 95 pet cent of she American League pitchers. But he couldn’t win. Always something fvoulij happen to spoil his game, at a time when he appeared to he going well. It would either he lack of control, failure to field or Inability to hold the runners on. Most managers would have weakened on Harriss In a very short time. Not Mack. Hp kept the big fellow, nursed him along, positive that the moment he acquired poise he would he one of the most effective pitchers In the American League., * • * The great wodt of Harriss so far this season makes It seem Mark’s s.vsteh In going along with a likely pitcher Isn’t a had one. That Is the reason why the tall leader of the Athletics is hanking on Groves to come with a rush once he finds himself. % • • * Great Prospect OERE are my Impressions of Groves as gleaned from umpiring the first mayor league game he was actually'able to finish Groves has a great fast hall. It is the best fast hall jtny southpaw has showed me since she days of "Rube” Waddell. Literally, he throw's his fast one by the batters. His curve hall, while good, isn’t in a class with his fast one. lam sure he will develop his curve hall under the veteran catcher. Ira Thomas, and increase his effectiveness. Groves lacks poise. There Isn’t a big league finish to some of his pitching methods, but it will soon w'ear off. All he needs is a couple of victories to give him confidence. I* * * I would say that Groves, despite a most disappointing start, is the greatest Southpaw prospect I have sPen in fifteen years. I don’t think Mack paid a penny too much for him.

Do You Know?

If a pitched ball strikes about a foot In fpont of the plate and then bounds directly over the heart of the plate, considerably above the knee, is it a strike or a ball? If the ball after striking the ground In front of the plate was so deflected that It struck the batsman, would he be entitled to first base or would it merely be called a ball? When a pitched hall strikes the ground in front of the home plate It lose* any chance of being called a strike, unless the batsman should elect to swing at it and either miss or foul It off. The fact that such a pitched hal/ hounded directly over the plate, a considerable distance above the batsman's knees, can be given no consideration. It instantly lost all chance of being ruled a called strike when it struck the ground. However if such a pitched ball struck the ground in front of the plate, and was then so deflected that It came Into contact with the person of the batsman, that player was entitled to first base While technically it is s ba'l when it strikes the rround. the completion of the pitch doesn't actually occur until the ball has passed the batsman. Therefore, if the batsman it hit by euch a badly pitched ball, he la entitled to first base, as on any other pltfi isd ball which comes into contact with ths parson of the batter.

TUESDAY, JUNE 9,1925.

NAPOLEON LOST FIRST SKIRMISH OF LOVE ‘WAR’ First ‘Affair’ at Age of Sev- ( enteen Revealed in Letters. Bu Times Special PARIS, .nine 9.—The first love affair of Napoleon the Great w’as a fizzle. A "fatal mistake," he calls It himself, “which has caused me the deepest humiliation.” This little episode, which occurred when the man who was to become Emepror of the French and pastical master of the world was a 17-year-old cadet in Corsica, is revenled in five authentic letters of the emperor which have just been published for the first time. Her name was Emma. That Is all history can say. She is supposed to have been either Mile. De berie De Saint-Germain, who later married M. De Montelivet, or Mile. Du Colombier, who became the wife of M. Garempel De Bressleux. Both husbands were ennobled by Napoleon when he held the Imperial scepter. Napoleon met the girls through comrades at the Artilloi-y School in Toulon, where he started his career. The five letters written to Emma are dated simply 1878. with the days of the week and the hour. First Epistle "Mademoiselle,” says Ihe future dictator in the first epistle, “you spoke to me the other day with grace and intelligence. I must see you. without your friends, but with your( confessions. If you refuse, you will hurt me very much. Could you he indifferent to the pain which a refusal would cause me? You would be very unjust. Good night, Emma.” What Emma replied did not meet the approval of the ardent young lover, for his second missive makes plain that she ti-eated his proposal as a joke. She must have told him it wa*s useless to persist. He wrote: "Have you inspired feeing* which you do not share? It surely Is an error of my heart. You are bold and indifferent. Emma, your note was cruel. Tell me. Emma, that your heart is with me and that you love a little him who loves you much. You have caused me pain. You can cause me more or make me happy. I submit myself to the dictates of your heart." Hopeless! Soon It was not indifference, but positive aversion that the unfortunate boy was to encounter. He began to realize this. "I imagined that your indifference was the worst that could possibly happen* to me," he wrote In the third letter, "but now I almost hope for It as a relief." Asks a Word Protesting that her hepplness was all he was thinking of, the young Ronaparte ended this letter with a plea for "Just a word. No, a sentiment, Emma." It failed to move the haughty damsel. They apparently rambled in shady lanes outside clo the following day and In th<N course of the promenade pride was humbled by her lack of attention to his lovemaking. His fourth letter finished with another appeal: "Emma, a word. Love a little him who loves you too much. Let me read your soul." By this time he was convinced that the game was.up. He sums up his misfortune in a last letter asking her to l-eturn the others, which she apparently did. "These four letters," he wrote, "which I wrote to you to express what you inspired are a moment in the life of a man. Since you do not participate his feelings I must needs disavow them ns a fatal mistake. You were pleased to humiliate me. but you are too kind to wish that these unfortunate sentiments should be the subject of derision. You have made me experience all the pain of scorn. Adieu, mademoiselle, but remember that It Is not In the power of anybody, not even of yon. to prevent me from rejoicing at anything that might be agreeable to you.” Less than twenty years afterward, Emma, if she were living in Paris, might have stood on a balcony on the Rue Du T.ouvre and watohe 1 the discarded lover coming hack from Austerlltz. leaving behind him two vanquished emperors, the grand army in triumph and Europe at his feet. TWELVE GO TO < LEAVENWORTH Deputy Marshall and Guards in Party. Twelve Federal prisoners, recently sentenced by Judge Robert C. Raltzell, were taken to Leavenworth, Kans., penitentiary today by United States Deputy Marshal Walter Hook and a corps of guards. They left Indianapolis at 2:10 p. m. Leslie L. Sanders, formerly of 1886 Ruckle St., and recently an Intimate of the Central Hospital for the Insane, will begin a term of twelve years to which he was sentenced Saturday after pleading guilty to using the malls to defraud. Others going were Norman Zolezi, former Indianapplts ward politician, convicted of Impersonating a Federal officer, and sentenced to fifteen months; and Ora Leo Strawder, Indianapolis. who pleaded guilty to possession of morphine and was sentenced to a year and a day. Buildng Permts 91^ ,h Ch 9 .r4 B^4 nC C ° m^’ SsToO *m Mlt<?hBl1 - dwelling, 8178 Oom*U. j R! Fry, replace. 830 Grand, *SBO. Herman Roeach, Harare. 8520 E. Twenty-Fifth. $227. H. J Vollmer. addition. 884 N. com*. $1,850. M C 8. Fisher, duelling. 361 Oathw-w00.,■ S3OO. A Simona, store addition. 2101 W. Morrt*. $375. Edward Gale, repairs, 430 14. Capitol. SSOO. Robert Hargrave. waahhouaa 2414 Roosevelt, SSOO. C. A Daggett, dwelling. 2140 X. Drexel. SI,BOO. w c IW 4nf ’ dwelling. 1400-00 Bradburg. $3,860. Fred dark, dwelling. 8010 Collage $4500. John Clark, dwelling, 8010 OeUege. $4,500. V t£ r t£? $“• " w •**