Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 133, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1925 — Page 10

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5 Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM Main Office Branch Office 2226 Shelby St. 100.) Indiana Avenue. S>rexel 2570. Circle 5950. PLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N. Illino's St. Funeral directors to the people of Indianapolis since 1881. Phone—Main 0041. 0642. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY BERT S. GADD Stewart 2278. Georgp Grinsteiner funeral director. 522 E. Market. Main 0908 .. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N. Illinois St _ , MA. 1154. R't* Bel. 386 H-R-L UNDERTAKERS —HISEV & TITUS. 951 N, Drlawarc. Main 3580 8 Special Notices , _. MARGARET SELLERS o*o D C.. N. D^. obstetrician, acute fnd chronic disease. massage. 1 N. New Jersey. Room 4 • 9 Personals PERMANENT WAVING at the most popular price in city clone by ARTHUR D. MILLER one his assistants. OLIVE STREET HAIR STORE 1138 Olive St. Drrxel 4030 MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS Madame Josephine Madame Kelly 729 N. New Jersey Main 8340. PERMANENT WAVING, $8 For appointment Call Irv. 4004 EXPERT Kodak finishing, out Prices OARLAND STI'UIO 247 ~E. Washington 10 Lost and Found

FOUND —Articles found in Indianapolis street cars yesterday:

in UMBRELLAS ,_, __ T 1 BOX LADIES WEARING APPAREL 1 BLACK FELT BAY 1 PAIR GLASSES IN CASE 1 PURSE 1 BOOK 3 PACKAGES 1 SHOE BRUSH Main 8737. LOST —LADY'S GOLD SHRINE PIN. REWARD. WASH. 3140. LOST: Cravenette raincoat. Friday morning either left on Illinois oar or N. Meridian St. $lO reward. Phone MA. 3500. lost—White fold wrist watch. Reward. Call Ken. 3133. 12 Help Wanted—Mate We are enlarging our sales foree in this, district anil have openings ior 3 live salsemcn with autos who are familiar with the meat, grocery. delicatessen, restaurant and hardware trade to sell Dayton Scales, slicert. electric coffee mills and meat choppers: commission advanced weekly; this Is an excellent opportunity for men who want to increase thetr earn- ; lugs and become permanently established with a large organization where promotion iB rap'd to men who can produce. DAYTON SCALE CO.. Division. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION '.’43 N Penn. St, RELIABLE MAN in every town and city to distribute free samples, advertising matter, etc. No selling. Experience unnecessary , Outdoor work. Average pay 00 per day. Write quickly for contr;Ait. supervisor Henson. oloJ N. Clark St . Chicago. 111. BAKER wanted: Musi t>e high grade man that understands fermentation from A to Z To take charge of retail shop. Rul gas ovens. On bread and rolls. Mr. Baker you must know your stuff. County seat, near Indianapolis. Address Box B 909. care The Times. WANTED Barber; No student; American. not over 30 years old. Must he good barber. Wages. $27.00 and half over 535.00. Steady Job. Write C. H. Cramer. Three Rivers, Mich. 13 Instructions MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE 510 E. Washing lon St.. Indianapolis, Ind. Circle 0757. WANTED; Music pupils., beginners or advanced; reasonable. Circle 2057. _ 15 Agents and Solicitors AGENTS —WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES Sell Madison "Better-Made'' Shirts ior large Manufacturer direct to wearer. No capital or experience required. Many earn $l5O weekly and bonus. MADISON MILLS. 300 Broadway, New York. AMAZING large cash commissions introducing beautiful $3.95 and $4.95 measure made' guaranteed shoes Actual samples furnished. Write for your territory. Style Arch C4OO Cincinnati. . 1 o Help Wanted—t emale EARN good money at home, clipping newspapers, adressing postal cards. No experience or canvassing. Particulars Irce. ZENO SERVICE. 00 W. Washington Desk C 107. Chicago. ADDRESSING Envelopes: Experience unnecessary. Earn $15.00 to 54.1.00 weekly during spare time at home Dignified' work for honest, sincere persons. FRANKLYN MANUFACTURING COM PANY. Dept. 2581. 1143 Blue Island Ave., Chicago/ !/ Situations Wanted b—Female FAMILY washing by exper. white lady. Delivery service. DRex. 0739. 18 Rooms for Rent CENTRAL. 1219; modern sleeping rooms; $3 and up. COLLEGE; 1922; Modern sleeping rooms: pri. ent., kit, priv. Rit. 7004 DELA . N. 425. apt. 0; sleam-ncated. mod. room: private family. Lin. 3038. PARK. 3921 : love y room lor young girl. reasonable. Wash. 2112. WALNUT. 325 E.; apt. 8; nice room. mod. apt.: priv,: walking dist, Riley 0700. MODERN room, private family; home privileges: 53.50 for one: $4.50 lor two; near W. Wash car; garage. Bel, 4458-M, LOVELY large room in beautiluj Wood ruff Place: two young men. s2o: three, 530 per mouth. Webster 3843, a—Light Housekeeping ASHLAND. 1908: 3 modern, well-furnished rooms to responsible party; also 3 or 4 rooms partly furnished. BARTH AVE.. 1315: furnished room for light housekeeping. Drex. 8569-J. BUCHANAN. 717: 4 unfurnished, semimodern. upstairs rooms; adults; sl2 per month. 3T EAST. 139; nice, clean, mod. housekeeping rooms; everything furnished. LEXINGTON. 802; 4 nicely furn. semi mod, rms walk, dist. gar, options'. NICELY furnished room: near bath. So. 1057 W, 31st St Ran. 7879, 2 ROOMS: nicely furnished: on er line: private entrance: $7. DRex. 3540-R.

18 Rooms for Rent TWO modern rooms' everything furnished; private entrance; $8 wk,; gar. We. 2233. 6 —Board and Rooms BOARD very reasonable for young girl in exchange for assistance a few evenings during week. Web. 1054, KKlvATii home, north: very reasonable; Catholics preierreu. Ken. 3110. •UUDERN iurnished front rooms, private home: north: young men, ilar. 2002-R WANTED—Baby to board: best ol_ mother's cure. Bel. 1450-R, 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. j & Rentals _ a—Houses AR"T( !’-■■■ ( . or \[Ave. St. Clair: 5rm. modem: water paid. Bl.> u a wo —s-room house: bath; garage. Bel. 21Sti CnCRCuMAN, 1413 o-ruo'u semi-modern double, water paid: S2O. PRex. 292.). CUr,aCi!..\'i 3719: 4 rooms; e ce. lights: water paid: frlS: liargain. liar, 1231-K. EXETER Ave., 02(1; 5 rooms and batn. Cal! Belinolil 3703-W. URACE. 728-30: 5-room. semi-modern; liewiy decorated: water nd. Bel. 1029. ittiuuiv.i, „.,o Oiogess. o-room lower duplex, tlmrouglily modern; garage. KI.AI.iNG N. 14(17-09; new 4-room modern double, with heater; E. 10th car: near Brookside Park; $32.50. Randolph ■ >((97. Main 0700. KEI.LV St.. 1511: 5 rooms; modern galiige; water paid, S3O, KELLY. 1513; 4 rooms; electricity. gas, toilet and water inside; garage, $22. LIMESTONE. ToTi 7 room modern and garage: S4O. Lincoln 0734. LINDEN ST 2017-2025; naif three-room double: $lO. CIVIC REALTY CO.. 13(1 N. Delaware St. Lin. 5050. NEW YORK. E. 1048-50 semi-modern; iiew y painted. Kys 322 L Dorman. Ui-.u-.i, to I—o-room Strictly modern double: garage. Webster 1074-R. OLNEY. 2819: 0-room house; $25; water l>aid. Kenwood 5049. PR Alt. E. (i.i TANARUS: 5-room lower £20.5room iniper, sls. Car rtp. IND. TRI ST. !ip i--. I'.CT 2333 ■> rooms modern; above drug Store; S2O. Inquire BANKERS 'TRUST CO. ROuShV ELT. 1823 new 4 room sennmod. iluu.: bath: garage. Hum 3729 KOo.-nVIXi. 1748; 4-rooiu double; sl.> per month Circle 4394. RURAL. 2171 N : new 4 room modern, with garage, Web, 1702-W. ST PETER St.. 439: ’4 rooms: electric lights. $lO. English Ave. 2350: 4 rooms; semi-modern; S2O. I pay water bills. Lincoln 87.54. ST. CI.AIK .3014: 5-room modern double: just completed: unusual closet room. Riley 3131. before 0 p. m. Belmont 1013, evenings, ____ STATE and orange: •> rooms above grocery semi-modern; S2O. Inquire 122.) S, Slate. THIRTEENTH E.. .".19; eight rooms, mod).cn. cit\ beat. Call oookkeeper, Ma. 1044. WARM AN. N. 317; live rooms and bath: strictly modern. Bel. 3150. WASHINGTON E . 2419. 8 rooms: suit able for 2 families Web. 3093. Nh.’.V o-i oom mouern bungalow, garage on Pleasant Run Blvd., near Garfield. DRcxel 3972. 2(J0( W. WASHINGTON Upper duplex: 5 rooms: heat, water. lichts. gas: garage; $4.), EAST —Love y furnished, new. 5-room bun - Ka!ow _v <ping married couple. Irv. 41 Ml. FOUR-ROOM semi-modern: garage; shades and linoleum furnished. Drexel 081 / SEE HCNi.tIP A MUI.I EGEi. tor bvtkmt REAL ESTATE A F ZAINBT. REAP ESTATE RENTALS IN u, 'RANCIA 108 N DEEA 1.1 0580 5 ROOMS! electric lights, water inside; garage, Irvington 3108, Ring 1 c —A partments FOR COLORED 844 Hadley St.: three rooms and bath Very nice. Only sl9 per month. See it and you will rent it. DUNLOP Si lIOLTEGEL COLORED TENANTS DOUGLASS COURT 2103 Blvd. Plait*. Small apartment for high grade colored. We furnish heat. lififnU. Kan and water Let janitor show you this up-to-date apartment. DUNLOP & lIOLTEGEL SMALL modern apt.: private entrance; everythin* turn : owners home, Bel. 3(r,H.

21 Real Estate for Sale b—Houses MOZART Ave.. 752 S.; 7 rooms, garage. poultry house, electric lights, cement walks, fruit trees fenced with extra lot. Price $3,200. Would take vacant lot as first payment, Lincoln 8754. TIBBS. N.. 440; equity 6-room modern: car as part. _ Bel. 2236. 27TH St.. 19!?0-22 W.: tj-room modern double; two years old: screens; garage; home anil Income. Call owner. Irvington 3888. The Features OF THE 2 HOMES JUST Of)M PLETED AT 2422 and 2426 Union St. Are: Finished oak and pine Boors, domestic science kitchen cabinets, another large kite)ien cabinet: enameled walls in kitchen, breakfast room and bah: also linoleum in these rooms: lots of wall plugs, fine wall paper, nice chandeliers: full basements. Ry%>olt furnaces, laundry faucets, complete bath, brick at< cement porches: grade entrance, cement walks: just north of Pleasant Run Blvd.: street now being paved: price 54.100 and s4.so'' easy payments; will build garage if wanted. Open Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. It will pay you to see these complete homes now. Bridges & Graves Cos. 237 N. Delaware. Circle 7808. I | 2 NEW 4 room bunaglows. 3920-23 HoyT Ave.; located In English Heights addition. 2 squares east of Sherman Drue; full front cement porch; electric lights, cement walks; garage, ucil at a bargain. Price $2,450. on easy terms. Call owner. Webster 0899, A MOST attractive six-room modern Lome, ixcellent location, north of ThirtyEighth. near school and church; beautiful yard. Will sell for 5500 down, balance like rent. REALTY SERVICE BUREAU Lin. 5307. Evenings, Harrison Q447-W. DOUBLE, in W. I.: corner lot and on ear line; four rooms to side: semi modern; rents $44: price 53.500; easy terms. A. F. ZAINEY. 108 N. Delaware St. 5-ROOM bungalow; good condition doge to Shelby St. Owner leaving city will sacrifice equity if sold at mice. A real bargain. L'moin 3734, DR, 3472-M. For Homo on lcrnis. See ALLEN ALSPACH. Lin. 3477. 433 Lemcke. BEAUTIFUL new 5-room modern bungalow: built-in features: close *o Garfield Park: small down Daymen'.: balance as rent. Drexel 6817. IN St. Phil'ps. 6-room modern bungalow: cash or payments. See owner. 2728 E, North. 5 ROOMS, hath; on paved street. Will sell on terms. Call R'ley 5641. 2 SMALL cottages on W. Morris St. to be sold In 5 days. Call Riley 564 U FOR nice home cast or south C all C. J. OSBURN Drexel 6184. d—Lots ACT QUICKLY Two reclaimed lots % square from National Road. west. 5258.00 equity for SIOO.OO. Mr. Mackey. Main 0792, LOT in Fort Lauderdale. Florida: price $3,000 '/ x down, balance 36 months: 6 c /r interest Splendid bu.v. 126 Pembroke Arcade, Cir. OH6. Eve,, liar 0923. slu CASH. $lO monthly suburban lot: 63x158: northeast: $345. Wash 4001-J SSOO EQUITY —North side, heart of res:dence district imp., 60x140, DRex. 6233. e —Suburban WE WILL, BUILD Four or five-room bungalows on acre tracts. 6 miles from monument on Lafayette Road. SIOO.OO and $150.00 down: balance 1 per cent tier mont. Mr. Mackey, Main OTPS; Ken, 3240. f—Sale or Exchange BARGAIN New 5-room, semi-modern suburban bungalow; garage; with V, acre lot; located northeast ou Warren Drive in Shadeland Park Addition. Drive out Pendleton Pike, just past 38th. This is a bargain for such a home in a restricted district where surroundings will be the best. Open Sunday from 2 to 6, or call owner, Irvington 3691, 8o iii/itu; —for sale or trade, in Jefferson County; clear; fair buildings; on pike. See owner alter 5 p. m. 1057 W. Thirty-First. Ran. 7879, FARM, clear; near Co.umbus. Ind., lor cite property, East St. FOR SALE or trade for c.'.ear lot. five-room house. Call 60 E, Wilkins St, TRADE equity in house: extra lot N. W. for auto. Har. 2195-M WEBSTER. S.. 475; Bungalow: swap equity: balance. 523 per mo. Dr. 3540-R

21 Real Estate for Sale 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 oifiee help and pay no commission.' Lincoln 2(527 ask for Mr. Elvers or Mr. Klein. 22 Real Estate Wanted AA Ca5h IN 72 HOURS Will submit cash offer on investment property uml small cottages within 72 hours after inspection. ALLEN H. ALSPACH 433 Leiin kc Bldg. I.in 3477 LET us sell yoi-r houses, lots JOS. A. SELVAGE. Main 0717, 25 Miscellaneous tor Sale FOR SALE AT UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION OF THE C., C., C. & ST. L. RY. C()., COR. CAPITOL AVE. AND SOUTH ST.. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 50 wooden doors, various sixes and prices 1 len-ft. step ladder. $3.75: 2 oris, w alnut vein er panels. $lO. 1 lot galv. sheet iron. $4.50 cwt.; 1 large Hour scale; 3 mty. barrels. 75c ea.; 1 iron bed and springs, $18: 3 lengal. mty, jktd. cans. 50c ea.; 9 five-gal. mty. jktd. cans. 25c ea.: 18 rollß rooting pajier, $l5O ea.: 1 enam. factory sink. $25: 1 euani. kit. sulk. S2O; 3 twopart aundry Hays. $2 $3. $5 ea.; 1 roll 50 it. painted tin, $3: l three-part laundry tray, $(!. 1 lot 49-ib. bags Hour. SI.BO ea.: 24’*-lb. bags Hour, 90c ea ; 2 garbage |>ai!s. $1 50 ea.. I laundry stove with water jacket, $9: 1 lot canned pumpkin. 90c doz. ians: 4 clothes hampers, 75c ea.: 1 wood bed. S3O: 1 dresser. $37: 1 dresser. sls: 1 dresser. $lO 1 chiflerobe. $22.50: (5 r.ed ferneries. $5 ea.. 1 reeil settee. $25: X reed settee. S2B; 4 reel chairs. $9 ea.; 1 walnut stand. $lB. 1 smoking stand. $5; 1 upholstered kaltex chair. sti: 1 mahogany piano chair. $5; 2 12x12 linoleum rugs. sls ea.; 1 12x15 iino.euin rug. $1(1; 4 9x12 linoleum rugs. st) ea.: 18 woolen " rugs, various sizes and prices: 1 single bed mattress, $lO 1 regulator clock. $3: ti suit eases, 75c ea : 1 smoking stand. $lO. J. K. VANCE. JR.. Storekeeper. Store open daily except Sunday. 8 a. in. to 4:30 p. m. Saturday. 8 a. ill. to 11:30 a. m. BRASS BED—Springs, mattress: excellent condition mahogany chair HUm .'>.>.)■> BRASS BED. springs. 3 rockers, sanitary cot. Hum 122.3 DINING-ROOM suite s piece; quartered oak $35 Randolph 0934 GAS RANGE, ice oox linoleum. oxl2 Ax minster rug. Bxl2 4-piece wicker living roon suite, 11508 S East PRex 117. RADIO, auk bullet, bed. other household lurnitnrc. 924 W :12nd Kami 8115 Hugs—Linoleums Pxl2 Tapestry Brussels rugs. blue, tan taupe and o and rose, special. sl3 95 Gold Seal Congolcum rugs, 9x12, sl2 75. These rugs are carried in all sizes and patterns at proportionate prices. Imported Japanese grass rugs 9x12. double warp, heavy grade made in beautiful colored patterns special. $7 50. 11.3x12 rugs. $29.00. all wool Our line of Brussels velvets Axminsters and Wilton rugs carried in all sizes and patterno are sold at the lowest prices in the city Come in and be convinced. All new perfect goods (no seconds). Dorfman Rug Co--207 W Wash. St., opposite Statehouse. “If it covers tin- floor, we have it." A GOOD ASSORTMENT OK FURNITURE First come first, -orved leaving Mty dealers wei.-ome. 31(1 S RHtrr a—Musical Instruments PIANO Stu.vvesant good condition: cheap. Call Sunday. Apt 3. 53.5 Hudson St. Riley 4409. HAINES inano gntkl condition 148 W Sixteenth St PIANO UPRIGHT. FURGAIV DREXKI. 8100 VIOTROLA *l5O moilel walnut ease; cheap. Call Wa-h. 3323. b—Pet and Live Stock VERY good English setter pups 10 weeks old: males. sls; females. $lO. WAsli. 0183-W. PEDIGREED Pekinese puppies; $35. Call Circle B(UiH 1320 K. Ohio. c— Coal, Ice and Wood SALE For Few Days Only Old Hickory White Ash Lump $4.90 Per Ton 2 Toms, $9.50 <3 Tons, $114o<0)<G) Delivered Any Place in City. TJiis is a clean lump, free from slate or slack and will not clinker. Banner Fnel Cos. Riley Good Coal Saves Worry Vir. and K.v. —The Best That is Mined. Best Virginia Blk., lg. fkd $0.75 Best E. K.v. Blk . lg. fkd $6-75 Best Va. or Ky. egg. eln. fkd $0.50 Best Va.. 50% Ip., mine run $5.25 GLENDORA. TOE WONDER COAL. Glendora, lajge Blk.. or Ip., eln. fkd.s6.so Glendora Egg. cleaned forked $0.25 TRY OUR HOOSIER ASH. Burns Well and Holds Fire Overnight. Hoosier Ash lump. eln. fkd $5.85 Hoosler Ash Egg. eln. fkd $5.35 Genuine Linton No 4 lp.. eln fkd. .$‘ 7-* Best. Hid. ip. No. 5. eln. fkd $5.50 Best Illinois ip . eln. fkd $5 50 Beet liid. or 111. Egg, eln fkd $5.25 Citizens Coke, the Best, a.l s zes. . $9.75 KINDLING YVlTti EACH TON. Delivered Anywhere ill the City. UNION ICE AND COAL. DRex. 4021. Slnee 1908 Dependable. Visit our yard and see the difference ill good coals. Wo Va,. Lump, $5*95 WHILE 100 TONS LAST J. & I. COAL CORAN. 2471. NORTH ST. COAL CO. Good ctl priced right. Lincoln 1455. ATLAS FUEL CO. 401 W. MORRIS ST. DREXEL 0883 Try Our Major Coai MAJOR COAL CO. RAn. 4129. KINDLING anu stove woouj big loads; delivered anywhere: $3.00 and $4 DRcxel 3509-W 26 Miscellaneous Wanted

BEIORE having your furnace cleaned ami repaired get our prices We have repairs ior all makes, also tin work. Web. 1106. SALVATION army Industrial Home. Help us to help others with your used clothing. magazines, news, etc. Phone Wagon. Main 1682. 6/ Business Announcements BRICK LAYING; Porch and veneer; all work guarau. P. Slade. Wash, 2716-3. ir.ATIir.KS bought, sold ana renovated; Lather mattresses and pillows made E. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass, Mam 1428. RUGS. 9x12. thriy cum.. $2; ail worn guar. SUPERIOR CLEANERS. Ken, 4462. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana Ave. 28 Storage and i ransfer OVERLAND HAULING: RETURN LOADS WANTED. Packing and shipping household goods. 1< *’ rate on Florida and California shipments. OTTO J SUESZ. Main 23533i>:’B. Webster 4579-0699-W, NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Cali at all times. Randolph 3741. MOVING and commercial hauling a sjpec- • a l lv Davis Bros Transfer. RI. 2957 MOVING and Trucking. Reliable men. Call PORNMAN Web "571, 29 Business Opportunities CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE. Located in Kn ghtstown, Ind.: best busincsH corner in town. DRex, 0269. GROCERY stork and fixtures, cheap: 5600. Bo'mont 2068. FOR SALE Photo outfit: also 40 acres; payms. Wash Moore, Martinsville. Ind, FOR SALB’—Electric snoe shop. M. E. CARSON. Bunker Hill. Ind

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29 Business Opportunities For Sale Several fully equipped meat markets. Several sets of meat market equipment. Several excellent location lear.es. RI. 2097. FOR SALE —A neighborhood grocery. Ca.ll 1~. 'mont 0140. 30 Automoiiles for Sale y-j* |\ And that’s that. Around the entire country if you want to make the trip. You won’t need a repair man either with this 1925 Model Ruick 6 SedanOnly $1,550.00. Specials for Friday and Saturday 1922 Ford Touring $250 1924 Hupp Bulldog Sport $875 U)23 Durant Sport $395 1921 Reo Touring $39.7 1922 Moon Touring $495 1924 Nash Sedan $1,250 1922 Hupp touring $495 1920 Studebaker -TourThg... .$245 1924 Hupp Touring SBOO 1925 Nash Touring $975 1923 Chevrolet Touring $295 1923 Willys-Knight $595 1923 Hupp touring S6OO 1923 Willys-Knight Sedan, Duco finish 9750.00 1920 Hupp Touring S3OO 1925 Hupp Straight 8 Touring $1,600 Any car in our stock can be bought for $2 to S2O down, balance weekly, or 1-3 down, balance monthly. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10:30. CLOSED SUNDAY.

WILBUR JOHNSON COMPANY im N. MERIDIAN ST. Lin. 1527. Chevrolet Touring, 1923 RquippH with anew srla*B *ide enH.snrf. TTi#' enamel like new. It puna Brood and has very (oo<l tir s. W* have out the priet* to move thin ear quick. The Lathrop-McFarland Ca 418-24 N. Capitol Ave. MA. 2480. CHEVROLET 1 ()!!*-£ s^lan: ha.H had excellent care: owned and driven by a lady; Sfln down. baJarue by the week. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. HO.'I E. Wmhinyton. COL K A KKO-8 TOU It ING Cal'fornla top: practically new tire* good running condition: $225 lor quick sale. CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W 13th St Main 6942. Chevrolet Sedan 1924 Overhauled and repainted a gray green with black sheet metal: oversized x>rd tires; upholstering in splendid condition. This ear will pass your most thorough Inspection:., come In. The Lathrop-McFarland Cos. 416-24 N. Capitol Ave. Main 2480. CHEVROLET 1921 touring, lock wheel four good tires, extra good paint ana upholstering; 575: $25 down, balance by the week STONE CHEVROLET CO. 603 E Washington Ford Coupe, 1922 $215 This is a real buy for it is in very Brood condition throughout; rood paint, tires and upholstering; one-third down, balance monthly. The Lathrop-McFarland Cos. 418-24 N. Capitol Ave. Main 2480. FORli SEDAN 1923, $275 PAINT AND UPHOLSTERING LIKE NEW SPOT LITE MOTOMETER AND GOOD CORD TIRES HERE IS A REAL BARGAIN ACT QUICK. TERMS. The Lathrop-McFarland Cos. 418-24 N. CAPITOL AVE. OPEN EVES MA. 2480 FORD TOURINGS With atartera and demountable rims. Ideal for driving back and forth to work. Cheap. Investigate. Terms. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. DRexel 4743. FORDS Several cheap. $35 up. Small down payment. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917-23 Virginia Ave. FORD. 1923 touring: motomoter\ lock wheel, five good tireg. starter, demounttable: 51!5: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET.CO.. 603 fi. Washington. FORD bodies; seven 1923 tourings. 3 coupes, 3 sedans Sell or trade. Terms. SWISSHELM & PARKER. '>44 E. Washington. FORD BODIES —usea sedans, coupes, tourings. roadsters: some late 1924 models. WOLF. 559-61 N, Capitol. Maxwell Touring, $75 Runs flnr. Worth more than we arc (tfckinr Better hurry. The Lathrop-McFarland Cos. 418-24 N. Capitol Ave. MA. 2480. OVERLAND TOURING with winter inclosure and other extras: good tires and meenaircaily A-l. Real bargain at $55 down balance monthlv OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663 65 S. Meridian. DRex. 4743 OVERLAND touring with winter inclosure. Small down payment. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES PACKARD TWIN 6 TOURING In good running condition: worth 5600. Our price 5200. Rare bargain. CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W, Thirteenth St, Main 6042. STEPHENS tounni : a rood car priced low. 808 S MOT i)R SERVICE. 340 S Penn Main 1705.

30 Automobiles for Sale £wtt) 'V. | Watch This Space for Our Daily Used Car Special! 1923 Special Jewett Touring: two-tone: t: rst-rlass condition; equipped with side wings, inside mirror, automatic windshie.u cleaner. I Joubie bumoers. spare tire | and lube, step p.ate. spot light. sun visor. t’rice $050.00. George B. Ray. Inc. 1110-12 N. Meridian St. Lincoln 7342. Open nights. Terms arranged REPAIR YOUL CAR—You will And greater enjoyment in driving a car in the pink of condition The value is substantially increased too Automobile Hospital. 133 So Earn bt PRex 3600. ALL OF OUR USED Prices have been cut for this week end, and they are all in the best of condition, and some have new car guarantee. Buy now and save. Star Touring $295 Buick Touring, glass inclosure S2OO Ford Sedan $125 Ford Touring $35 Overland Touring $75 Ford Coupe $195 Overland Roadster $75 Chevrolet Sport model roadster. superior model $225 Chevrolet Coup, superior model $250 Dodge Sedan S6OO Overland Sedan $375 Chevrolet Sedan, superior model $395 Overland 6 Delux demonstrator. I-ike new. 1925 Studebaker, duplex phaeton. Big 6, like new; lots of extras. You will have to see these cars to appreciate their real value. Let us demonstrate. Easy terms. Your car in trade. . HAYNES-SUHMIDT, Inc. 120 W. North Street. Willys-Knight & Overland Dealers . Lincoln 7565. Open evenings and Sunday.

LAST CHANCE Used Car Sale Ends Today. LEX J NOTON MOTOR CO. 1142 N. Meridian St. 1923 Chevrolet coupe, $285. 1924 Ford Fordor sedan; A-l condition 192.5 Overland coupe: like new A real buy. 1925 Ov’prland Tudor sedan like new. 1924 Overland de luxe coupe. $425 1923 Willyw Knight touring. A real bargain. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY'. PHILLIPS AUTO SALES 2310 W. Michigan. Bel. 2111. YF.S—WE TRADE Olds 4 Brougham Late model. This is one of those good, sturdy, long-life cars that you seldom see offered on the used-car market. it has be* n Pucoed. Carries five good tires and is meeharicall.v nglit. and It is nrii-ed very lew . The Lathrop-McFarland Cos. 418-24 N. Capitol Ave. MA. 2480. MECHANICS NOTICE SSO CASH OVERLAND COUPE OVERLAND SEDAN STUDF.BAKER TOURING BRISCO CHUMMY CHEVROLET F. B. MAXWELL LIGHT DELIVERY L. GUY LONG . 1114 N. Meridian. Lin. 6865. Dodge Sedan SIOO No trades takrn; runs irood: practically new tir*s: a r;r* barerain. The Lathrop-McFarland Cos. 418-24 N CnnGol Ave. Main 2480. GOOD USEIM’ARS 1922 Chevrolet coupe; overhauled: good tires $195. 1921 Model Grant touring' reflnished in Dueo: good shape mechanically. 5250. Oakland sport touring. 5105. Small Down Payment. L. GUY LONG, 1114 N. Meridian. Lincoln 6865, FOUR DODGE CARS, fas Choice 575. Older models, of x course, but why pay carfare when you can buy a Dodge for this money? TERSTEGGE HOLLO WELL CO. Rickenbaeker & Roll in. Distributors. 436-40 N, Capitol Ave. Lincoln 7554. Olds 6 Touring- 1924 Mechanically like new; baked enamel finish: pood tires, disc wheels, some extras. This car is pric*d to move quick. Special terms. The Lathrop-McFarland Cos. 418-24 N. Capitol Ave. Main 2480. WILLYS KNIGHT touring; excellent buy. BOBS MOTOR SERVICE. 340 S. Penngylvania. Main 1705. 192.5 OAKLAND roadster, practically new. A rare bargain. BOBS MOTOR SERVICE. 340 S Pennsylvania. Main 1705. SEVERAL GOOD FORDS AT $25 DOWN. 808 S MOTOR SERVICE. 340 S. PENN. MAIN 1701. 1920 COLE Sport: refinished: $275. Cash. term* or trade. BOBS MOTOR SERVICE, 340 S. Pennsylvania. Main 1705. GOOD USED CAR!) CHA3 E. STUTZ CO . 824 N. Meridian. a—T rucks TRUCK. Reo, 1-ton. in Brood oendition; 3150. Inquire 2175 N. Harding. 31 Automobiles Wanted Autos Wanted 1922. 1923. 1924 and 1925 models preferred; we pay cash and deal quickly; save time by seeing us first. I. Wolf Auto Cos. 659 N. Capitol Ave. Corner North Bt. Plenty of parking space. Lin. 4518. HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR USED CARS. WANT 100 CARS TO JUNK SEE US FIRST. SAM CORAZ 519 N. CAPITOL. MAIN 6389. 32 Auto Supplies, Repairs BEST USED TIRES ROGERS. 3, ]7 wash. Bel 4300. USED CARS bootht and sold I. GOLD'BURQ. 522 N. Capitol.

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From Paris come rumors that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of the late President, will marry Dr. Sterling Ruffin, a Washington physician and close friend of the Wlsons for many years. Ruffin is 58 and a bachelor, lie was tier personal physician before her first marriage.

FLORIDA TRIES TO BUY PRESS (Continued From Page 1) or four hundred articles a day appear in the press of the country criticising, minimizing and poking fun at the Florida boom. "We must get a brand new lot of interviews and other material to supply financial papers and editors with confidence stuff." To carry out the scheme of buying favorable opinion, the Slate legislature will this year be asked by Mayor Alsop of Jacksonville, to contribute another $1,000,000 to the fund out of the State treasury. Job Getting Hard But it is daily becoming more difficult to convince the crowd. The State is dangerously near to being hoist by her own petard. The press agents, myriad in number, have over told the story. They have promised too much that they chn’t deliver. They have made vacant lots look like thriving cities In their word pictures, given little villages the character of great metropolises and have otherwise so exaggerated an otherwise worthy enterprise that the visitor may remember not the good, but only his disappointment. Most of the municipal advertising is placed by two agencies, one of which charges 25 j>er cent of the money used ns its fee. The copy sent out is, uniform in chameter and one of the set jobs of the ad writer this year is to overcome unfavorable reactions caused by his too effective work last year. How he overcomes it is up to him. Boosters Subsidized One of the latest schemes of the subdivision men. often taken advantage of by municipalities, is giving land to prominent writers, official investigators and the like and then to advertise that these persons have acquired home sites in their neigh borhoftds. Some of the biggest Florida lxtosters in the public press ate Florida land owne-s of this kind. The special newspaper edition Is another favorite. Many magazines and newspapers will shortly come forth with whole sections devoted to Florida, part In pnid advertising and part In editorial eomment and feature articles, favorable of course. One of the most entertaining pub--31 Automobiles Wanted EBACK & GENTRY auto rettniahinff. See tie ft ret. 532 N. Capitol. 33 Motorcycles, Bicycles EVERYTHING for the bicycle. ROBERTSON CYCLE STOKE 940 Maw Ave. 37 Money to Loan NEED MONEY T Quickly, confidentially and buelnoee-llke dealiiiife in a part ol the service we give LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141i/o E. Washington St. MA In 1)585 Lincoln 7184 Cash in 24 Hours or sooner if needed. Personal Loans ur> to S3OO at the legal interest rate o easy repayment plan. Security Inv. and Loan 136 N. Delaware. I.in. 5060. AUTO LOAN CO. Loans to car owners. Mr. Schmidt. 122 W. North St. Lincoln 7675. LOANS ON FERSONAi, PROPERTY. Follow Our Ad. FIDELITY LOAN CO. 532 Lemcke Bid*. Personal Property Loan. AMERICAN LOAN CO. 38 Auction Sales THE C.. C.. C. & St. L. Ry. Cos. will sell at public auction MondH.v. Oct. 5. 1925. at 10 a. m.. at their Capitol Ave. yards (ent-once on Senate Ave. near South St. 1. Indianapolis Ind.. unless previously claimed hy riahtlul owner, three carloads scrap rubber. J. K. VANCE, Freight Clnlm Agent. McFadden Anetlon Cos.. Auctioneers, 39 Legal Notices STATE OF INDIANA. DEPARTMENT OF STATE. F. E. SCHORTEMEIER. SECRETARY OF STATE. To All to Whom These Presents Shall tome. Greeting: i. t E. Schortemrler. Secretary of State of the State ol Indiana, hereby certify that the Devices Manufacturing Company h s this day filed in the office ul the Secretary of State of the State of Indiana, Hi properly signed and attested consents, statements and papers required by Section 24 ot an Act entitled “An Act concerning the organization aid control of corporations lor profit." arproved Ecb. 28, 1921. And I further certify that such written cons* nts, statements and paper- so filed ns aforesaid, show that said company and the officers thereof have complied with the provisions of said Section 24 and that said corporation is now in process of dissolution. In witness whereof. T hare hereunto set mv hand and affixed the sea( of the State of Indiana at the City of Indianapolis, tins 2d day of etober. A. D. 1925 F. E. SCHORTEMEIER. (Seal) Secretary ol State. Bv FRANK DENNIS. Aiwt. Deputy. Oct. 3, 10. NOTICE. The regular meetinr of the Board for the election ol Trustees of the Fairfax Christian Church. Berwick Ave at North St., will be held on Oct. 8 1925. (Signed) W. R. BF.SHEAR. Sept. 29. 30: Oct. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 1926.

lielty stunts was perpetrated recently by the Florida Development Board which arranged with a noted novelist the special assignment writer to pay all his expenses on a jaunt through all parts ol the State, the various Chambers of Commerce and land promoters paying for his entertainment at all stops. He is now engaged in writing a novel, subject to the board's supervision, in an office In the Metropolitan tower. New York, also furnished by the board. Sure, They Buy It This novel, boosting Florida, will pay well from the start because business men throughout the &tate agreed to subscribe for large numbers of copies, an autographed copy to go with each lot bought. Railroads are doing their share In bringing In the mob. Special excursions spew thousands over the Florida landscape daily. I have seen eight train loads leave Atlanta in one night with Atlanta citizens who could make the trip to Jacksonville and return, with ten days' stopover, for sl6, which is considerably less than the one-way fare. Naturally, if you are curious, itch for easy money and believe in Santa Claus, you'll take one of these cheap excursions. But if you do, prepare for plenty of discomfort. Part of the advertising fund in most cities goes to maintain some form of entertainment for the winter crowd. Almost every town has a hope-to-be popular song which is played at every performance of the band hired to play for the company and keep the speculators happy. St. Augustine pays SIB,OOO a season for lts band and other cities pay a like proportion. Buy Out Actors Musical comedy and vaudeville artists are offered attractive sums to sing in these town songs as part of their acts or to boost Florida generally. Public and private amusements and unusual attractions which will make a feature material up North are hired or underwritten at the resort towns. Professions golfers and swimmers with national- reputations nre paid fancy figures for just playing and boosting certain cities' golf courses. The press agent does anything to make unusual color or atmosphere for his stories. The State census shows only 500 Seniinole Indians extant but almost all advertising men at some time or other use a picturesque Seminole In the picture or refer to the thousands of the almost vanished race who may be seen. About the only place you can see them is near Miami where a halfdozen charge you for taking a picture of them in costume, which they don purposely for the occasion. For a little more you can wear the costume and they'll take your picture. Alluring names are given the subdivisions. Among them "heights,” "terrace," "highlands,” “hills," and the like predominate. Actually there are few subdivisions more than ft foot or two above sea level. The highest land is Florida is lower than the tallest building in Miami, and if you buy a lot in Something Height, you may find it a little hum mock in a swamp. The only time a name means anything to the Florida press agent Is when It is pretty. Picturesque old places like Hog Town. Goat Wallow, Jake’s Swamp and Snake Bend have been rechristened.

SWAN-MYERS TO BUILD FACTORY Plans Announced by Pharmaceutical Manufacturers. Plans for a $150,000 four-story, brick veneer factory and laboratory at 215-17 Senate Ave., were announced today by the Swan-Myers Company, 219 ‘N. Senate Ave., pharmaceutical and biological products manufacturers. The addition will adjoin the present plant. Two dwellings now on the site will be wrecked, and the new holding will extend to the Levey printing Company plant, Ohio St. and Senate Ave. In addition to a •factory, the new plant will house on of the most complete biological and chemical laboratories in the country. Work probably will start soon after the first of the year, and it is expected that the factory will be occupied next summer. The Swan-Myers Company was organized in 1909. An export business has been built up recently. Officers of the company are R. M. Cain, president; O. H. Myers, vice-presidenl, and F. W. Scheigert, secretary-treasurer.

SATURDAY, OCT. 3, 1925

CHARGE NAMES j FORGED TO END G.O.P. MUDDLE Democrats Hold Purported From Ousted " Committeemen. Someone has been forging tha names of ousted Republican precinct committeemen, William E. Clauer, Democratic city chairman, declared today. Clauer said that postcards which have come Into possession of the Democrats indicate someone hae been attempting to "smooth over" the furore caused by the ousting of several regularly elected Republican committeemen by Oeorge F. Coffin, Republican city chairman. Coffin has virtually deposed the elected committeemen by refusing to recognize them and by giving their duties and privileges to men of his own choosing. Signatures Forged Clauer said that the postcards bear the signatures of the ousted committeemen and purport to tell voters that the committeemen gave Coffin their consent that he remove them. The signatures are forged, Clauer charges. "In one ward alone we find that five elected committeemen have been replaced by the Coffin organization," sa'id Clauer. ■ letter Cited Clauer charged duly elected committeemen have found themselves unable to work with the present G. O. P. organization and cites the following letter from Russell R, Corey, 135 N. Linwood Ave., as a typical Instance: "Having Just resigned as Republican precinct committeeman of the Seventeenth I’reclnct of the Ninth Ward, I am going to offer you my entire support in the coming election. I, for one, don't want BUI Armitage as mayor for four years more. Anything I can do along organization and lining up votes in your behalf will bo done gladly. This precinct was Democratic. It turned for Shank and Armitage, but I think we have had enough!" “Olauer's assertions sound ridieui lous to me,” said George V. Coffin, Republican city chairman. "Os course I don't know what anyone else is doing, but I am sure no cards of that nattye have been sent out from city headquarters."

OFFICIAL FOILS BANK HOLD-UP (Continued From Pace 1) ton St., when nn auto in which twß men were riding drove up and thff driver offered them $2 If they would direct the way to the Speedway. Moore agreed and en route they stopped at nn apartment on N. Senate Ave., at the ihquejst of tho motorists, but no one answered the buzzer. When nf a point near Tibbs Ave. and Michigan St., one of the bandits drew a revolver and took $4.80 and a sweater from Moore and $14.67 from Carroll. Police went to the apartment, but ihe two men there said they did not know the two men described by Moore. After the hold-up the bandits put the victims out of the. auto and one struck Carroll in the face with his fist. Rob Attendant Two men, who purchased gnsotln® from Lester Whitaker, 20, of 448 N. Riley Ave., attendant at the Gladstone Garage, 4416 E. Washington St., followed him into the office. When he opened the cash register, one pointed a (tun at him and the other took $lO from the till. They escaped in an old model auto, A lone armed colored bandit met Almond Ward, colored, 915 N. Senate Ave., and Luther Curl, 281 YV. Fourteenth St., as they were walking at Thirteenth St. and Senete Ave., and, pointing a gun at them, took $lO from Ward. LOOT WORTH $875,000 Jewel Thieves Stage Two More Major Robberies. /?w VnltcA Prcm CHICAGO, Oct. 3.—Two huge jewel robberies early today brought the total loot of gem thefts in the Middle West in the last twenty-four hours to $325,000. Edward L. Morso of New York had hjs trunk, containing jewels worth $150,000 stolen from him, while it was en route from his hotel to the railroad station. Switched baggage checks were responsible for the theft. He had been given a check for a trunk which was not his own. He later found his trunk stripped of its treasure. J. Dreyfus. New York diamond salesman, was robbed of $150,000 in jewels by three bandits in St. Paul. Dreyfus had just entered a Jewelry store where he was to display his stock when the men approached him. They ripped open his vest, snatched the small case in which the stones were carried and fled. Two bandits robbed Frank Rlffins, salesman, of $75,000 worth of Jewels on the ninth floor of a downtown skyscraper late yesterday, after beatng and binding him. Gems valued at $700,000 were stolen from Mrs. Jessie Waolwortla Donahue in her New York hotel thfl middle of the week by a thief whl entered her room while„she wa bathl ins. \ PAY ROLL STOLEN Bu l nitrA Prm LAWRENCE, Mass., Oct .B.—A bandit, masked and carrying a gun in either hand, held up th# paymaster and a guard in the wood mill of the American Woolen Company, the largest worsted wool mill in the country and escaped with nn undetermined amount of cash her® today. Company estimates placed the pay roll total at $15,000 and police believe the robber got away with moro than $2,000.