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5 Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM Main Office 1220 Shelby St. DRexel 2670. FLANNEP & BUCHANAN 320 N. Illinois St. Funeral directors to the people of ln<J'*napolis since 1887. Phone—. Mini 0041. 0842. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY Notices ol funeral at our chapel retur to our present mortuary Our new mortuary will open about Feb. 1. BERT S GADP —2130 Prospect St Phon Stewart 2278. _ George Grmstemer Funeral direetoi 522 E Market. Main 0008. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 K Illinois St. MA 1154 n, 'l i^OOR-L UNDERTAKERS —HIBET & TITUS 051 N D°lar arc Main 3880 8 Special Notices RADIUM, electric, medicated, sulphur baths and massage. Battle Creek method. 10 W ;R, Clair. Riley 2072. —- MARGARET SF.I IERS u O D C Et obstetrician acute and ebronlc: dise-M" massage IN, New Jersey RHey 88 S -V. 9 Personals MADAME KELLY Electric Massage ajid Vapor Kan MADAME JOSEPHINE Permanent fipauty Work 729 N NEW JERSEY RILEY 2573 EXPERT Kodak finishing cut PMceaTGARLAND STTTDTO, 247 E Washington,, 10 Los* and Found .in.. ■———■■ • j FOUND—Articles found in Indian | apolis street cars yesterday 2 SUITCASES 1 MILK CAN 4 PACKAGES 2 PAIRS OVERSHOES 2 PAIRS GLOVES 2 BEADED PURES 1 MANUAL (G. A. R.) Main 2737. BEADED work, lost front of Meyer-Kiser Bank in street. Kenwood 2138. BOSTON BULL TERRIER—Dark .brtmile female 5 months old; white markmgs on face and neck. Reward for dog or Information. Call Webster 5930. _____ BOSTON BULL TERRIER —Screw tail. brindle body, white markings on face, neck and breast. Answers to name. 1 at. Finder return to 1135 Oliver Ave. or call Bel. 1029. Liberal reward. DIAMOND DINNER RING—3 stones: lost. near Blake and New York Sts. Keen stake. liberal reward. BETTY CLARK. Oneida Hotel. ______ HOUND LOST —While and tan female. Answers to name of Daisy. Reward. DRexel 5554-R. LOST at Harding St. celebration; lady's purse containing money and keys. Leave keys at Times office. PEKINGESE dog. lost: answers to name of Wing-Tov; straved from 3304 College Ave. Wash. 5083. Reward. FOCKETBOOK —Is>st Tuesday night Finder please return pocket book and watch and keep lmnoy. Main 1177. 12 Help Wanted—Male MACHINE MOULDERS AND GRAY TRON WORK. NORDYKE & MARMON CO., KENTUCKY AVE. AND MORRIS ST. BOY WITH WHEEL—-Messenger hi drug store for day service. A. HOFFMAN & CO.. 30th and College. 13 Instructions MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE 510 E Washing ton St.. Indianapolis Ind Circle 0757. to Help Wanted—t emale HOUSEWIVES—To soli Harrah'g ointment. during their spare hours, to their neighbors and friends. Easy way to make Christmas money. HAROMA MFG. CO., 200 TTo'ida;.' Bldg. WOMAN—For general work* 17 Situations Wanted b—Female GENERAL nursing: reference. Phone Weo 2546 5025. 0576. Call nurse to phone. lift : : 11 11,1 18 Rooms for Rent CENTRAL, 1614: WELL FURNISHED. STEAM-HKATKb ROOM: 2. Rail 6530. EAST N., 523; modern turnished front room: desirable: rent reas. Lin. 5116. PRATT W. 153; modern. well-heated. sleeping room: $1.50 to $4. SOUTH ST.. E„ 315; FURNISHED ROOMS: BATH: $2 WEEK, LIGHT PLEASANT ROOMS IN PRIVATE FAMILY: HOME I’RIV. RAN. 1247. a—Light Housekeeping EAST. N. 139; rooms: electric lights, heat, bath: everything turn.; $4 up. 139 N. EAST: nice, clean front room: ever.vthlng furnished; S3. IRVINGTON: two connecting furnished rooms. 5825 Julian Ave. Irv. 17H0-W. SHELBY' 2149: 1 ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. DREX, 7H68-W. 6 —Board and Rooms CHILDREN to board: best of mother's care: modern home. Beech Grove 28 MEALS FOR MEN. 422 S. MERIDIAN. RILEY 3622. WANTED, a child from 6-12 years to board; mothers care. Ken. 5776. 1 9 Rentals a—Houses SALEM. 3416: desirable seven-room modern cottage. Wash. 0220. BROADWAY, 1918; thoroughly modern double; 0 rooms: furnace neat, garage. Main 2172. CHARLES. 1922: five rooms: first-class condition; electricity, gas. well, cistern, garage. S2O. EVERROAD. 2<>4 Transportation Bldg, Lincoln 3880, CHARLES. 1404—0 rooms modern, except furnace $24. Drexel 0245. COMMERCE AVE.. 1412; 5-room double; semi-modern; garage; water paid. Main 1652. DRAPER. 1029: 4 rooms; seim-modcrn. gas. electric lights, city water, inside toilet. Thaddems St.. -714: 4 rooms, semimodeni gas, electric lights, city water, inside toilet. DRex. 6817. EASTERN Ave.. 4: modem; rooms: auiArfcfrr —runinr Haul** 4 *, .

19 Rentals a—houses :MILY COURT: 1724 Cottage Ave.: hall double. 6 rooms, modern; water paid: ■ aruge: S2B: adults. Inquire 1225 S. State. ILLINOIS. N. 2603; upper duplex: 5 large sunny rooms, hardwood doors: modern. separate furnace; $35, Ran. 2763. LINDEN Si.. 2017-2025; half. Uiree-room double. sl4 00. Civic Realty Cos. 130 ■ Delaware St., Lincoln 5050. NEW Y’ORK. E. \ 1050. double, semi-mod.: gar.: newly deco. Keys 322 1 •• Dorman. PARK. 416.: modern, naif double; roas onble rent. Call Washington 4609-J. PROSPECT. 3700: 4 room house. barn. chicken house; Vj acre. Lin, 7780. ROACH, 930; five rooms, electric lights. gas: sl6. SHEFFIELD. 1302 S. 5 rooms, inside toilet, water paid, gara,go; $25, DRexel 5375. SHELDON. 1054: 5-im.: gas, elec., cement porch; wa. mi.. $22. M.-dULLOUGH. STATE and Orange 5-room upper: semimodern: toilet inside; water aid; garage: S2O. Inquire 1225 3. State. * TWENTY-THIRD. W.. 1349: six-room bungalow Call Harrison 0108, WHEELER ST.. 2108: four rooms. .$20.00 2125 Parker Ave.. four rooms. . . 22.50 1221 Bellefontaine St.: six rooms. . 30.00 2422 N. Penn. St., five rooms 35.00 1246 YV 25th St.: four rooms 27.50 1903 N. New Jersey St.: ten rooms. 00.00 A F. Zainev 108 N. Delaware St. -WALKING DISTANCE, $30.00 5 rooms, electric lights, gas. city water, inside toilet; good condition. 743 W. Michigan St. DUNLOP & TIOLTEGEL 122 E. Market St. 4 BEDROOMS Eight rooms, modern house, in lirst-ctass repair: 414 E Fifteenth St Call Ran dolph 5860. ) MONTH FREE —Houses, rooms and storerooms, 3321 E. Tenth St.. Call at once. 2300 ri PENNSYLVANIA: 5-room mod ern; garage 1 $32.50 CIVIC REALTY CO Lin 5050. COLORED. 119 W. 11th: 8 rooms: mod.: new tnrnacc: newly deco. Open Sunday. COTTAGE FOR COLORED, sl6 Five rooma. electric lierhte. flrst claea condition. 2305 Bait'more Ave DUN I,OP & HOLTEGELI FOUR-ROOM semi-modern double: all j newly papered: basement, attic: one square from E. Tenth ear line; near school, 3423 E. Pratt. $25. Ran. 5763. | 2907 E. EIGHTEENTH: new five-room [ modern double: hardwood floor; garage. Webster 1856. M.F 1)1181.01' A hui.TEGSL ror bargains HEAL ESTATE A F ZAINFY REAL ESTATE RENTA 1.8 INSURANCE 1118 N DF.LA 1.1 6530 b — Houses, Flats Furnished MODERN. 3-room apt : bath and. kitchenette; very nice. Call Circle .>287. or see custodian nt 1112 Central Ave. c —Apartments KRIEGEU. 332-30 E. Prospect: 2 rooms: in-a-door bed. bath and fully equipped kitchenette: rent includes heat, water and eras: $33.50. See custodian or call Lrn. 5001. * ir. 11. Wood small & Cos., Tnc. “We insure everything but the here after." 4 ROOMS Lights, gas, inside toilet, city water paid; garage; S2O. Call MA in 0999. MODERN: 7 room apartment, with garage and maids room. 1711 N. Penn. See custodian at 1112 Central Ave.. or call Chyle 5267. MODERN. 3 rooms, bath and kitchenette. 1112 Central Ave. Circle 5267. 21 Real Estate for Sale b—Houses WADE. 1614: new' bungalow: four nice. ! comfortable rooms, with bath, toilet, sink in kitchen, electricity, gas. garage: large lot; improved street: 532.50. Terms to suit purchaser. EVERROAD. 204 Transportation. Lin. 3880. Dr, 3250. 2!T/i Si.: line 4-bedroom modern homo: in expedient condition: bargain At $0,500. Owner has moved from city. M. A. QUINN. IF ley 3147 Ran. 2318. _ WE sell the earth at auction. DAYTON REAL ESTATE AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. | For Home on Terms See ALLEN ALSPACH. Lin. 3477 433 Lemckc. | FOR nice home oast or south Call C J OSBURN DRexel 6184. e —Suburban Five-Room Bungalow Acre of ground, six miles from monument, off newly improved Lafayette Rd. Has close connection with schools, churches and stores. Hus electric lights, cinder drive, well, garage, steel wire fence and lots of shrubs and new trees. $l5O down, balance 1 per cent month. Call MR. MACKEY. Main 0792. until 8 p. m. t $l5O DOWN Why pay rent when you can buy five-room bungalow' with an acre of ground close in? For information call MR. MACKEY. Main 0792. until 8 p. m. f—Sale or Exchange DANDY 4-acre tract; Improved on National Rd.: 14 miles from city. Will trade for equity in good house north and assume. REALTY SERVICE BUREAU Mrs, Little. Lin. 5307. 22 Real Estate Wanted LET us sell your houses lots JOS. A SELVAGE. Mam 0717 25 Miscellaneous for Sale FIRE bowls for any stove or furnace. M>xlel Stove Repair Cos. Main 6375. Linoleums 9x12 tapestry Brussels rugs tnue ao. taupe and old rose, special $13.95 Gold Seal Congoleum rugs 9x12 sl2 75 these rugs are carried in ail sizes and patterns at proportionate prices Imported Japa best grass rugs 9x12. double warp Heavy grade made in beautiful colored patterns special $7 50 11 3x12 rugs $29.60 ail wool. C/ui line of Brussels velvets Axmlnsters an,l Wilton rugs carried tn ail sizes and natterns are sold at the lowest pi ices in the city Corns in and bt convinced All new perfect goods (no seconds) Dorfmac Rug Co--207 W Wash St opposite Statebouse ‘‘lf it covers the floor, we have it." TYPEWRITERS SURPLUS STOCK SALE Prices Reduced on All Makes. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. 30 S. Penn. St. LI. 6822. SURPLUS STOCK TYPEWRITER SALE Many popular makes at low prices. Must be seen to be appreciated. See the Red Tag Machines. American Writing Machine Cos. 30 S. Pennsylvania St. LI ncoln 6822 OAK rocker; mahogany upliolstsrred set*tee. $6; floor camp kitchen cabinet. $8: pedestal. $1.50: lady's coat, size 38-40. 4215 1 N, Capltoi, DAVENPORT Black leather; cheap. 1543 S. State, Call DRex el 3202. DINING table, buffet and chairs: fumed oak: in excellent condition; cheap. Humbo'dt 1097. DAVENPORT: tapestry overstutted: excellent condition. 3433 College. Wash. 3448. GIRLS COAT: 11 or 12 years:, perfect condition. Irvington 2296-R. DRESSES, hats, shoes and other wearing apparel. Wash, 2940. WASHING MACHINE Trojan electric. good condition. Call Humboldt ."'"XT. ELECTRIC washers, used: excellent cond - tion: Dolly type $19.50: Apex $49.50: Sutuiy-Suds. sll9. All rare bargains Mod. Appliance Corp., 34 S. Penn. M. 5120 RUMMAGE SALE. W. GEORGIA. NEAR ILL Rl. 082a.

25 Miscellaneous for Sale GAS RANGE—Ovdii below: A-l condition. Reasonable. Webster (3907 a — 'dusical Instruments PIANO—FOR SALE OR TRADE WHAT HAVE YOU? RANDOLPH 3222. b—Pet and Live Stock RICHARDSON’S VETERINARY HOSPITAL. 14 S. WEST ST. CIRCLE 2332. c— Coal , Ice and Wood SALE For a Limited Time; WIIY PAY MORET Old Hickory White Ash Lamp $4.90 2 Tonus, S9JO Remember, this is a clean forked j 'ump and a good burning coal. Baraer Fond Co o St. Clair and Nickel Plate R. R. RI ley 1866. Consider Quality When Buying KINDLING WITH EACH TON Genuine Glendora- —The Wonder Coal. ~ Sullivan County. Indiana. Best Glendora, li-in. block. Ige. fkd..so.7S Bf“t Glendora. 6x3 Ip. clti. fkd. . ..$6.50 Beat Glendora. 2x4 egg. eln. fkd.. $6.25 Va. and Ky.—The Best That Is Mined. Best W Va 6-in. block, Ige. fkd...57.00 Best Va. egg. 2x4. da. (kd $6.50 Best Va. Mine Run 50 per cent. . . .$5.25 „ Va. Mine and Kanawha County. Best E, Ky.. Harlan Cos.. 6-in. le. fkd.s7.oo TRY' OUR HOOSIER ASH. Burns well and holds fire over night. Hoositr Ash. Ind. No. 0 lp. 6-in. fkd.85.85 linos. Ash. Jnd. No. 0 2x4 egg. fkd.ss 35 Best Linton No 4. 6-in. lp. dn. fkd.is.7g Best Ind. 4-in. Ip. No. 5. dn. fkd..55.50 Best Ind. No. 5. 2x4 egg. eln. fkd.. $5.25 Best 6-in. Eastern ill. lp. dn. fkd..55.50 Best E. 111. No. 5. 2x4 egg. eln. fkd. $5.25 Delivered anywhere in the city. UNION ICK AND COAL. 1910 Bluff Ave. Drex. 4621. Since 1 908 Dependable. COAL BARGAINS Ind 4-m fkd. !p $5.25 W Va 4-in fkd lp. $6.76 YV Va. 2x4 egg ikd $0.26 Pen a shov lump $8.50 Semi Poea shov lp $7.50 North St, Coal Yard Lin. 1465, Cir 5556 Night. IRv. 4020 Brasil Bflko Shov. .ss.€)(o) Wo Va. Lpo Fkd.. .$6.5(0) Poco. Lp......... $8.0(0) W. VA. NUT AND SLACK, $3.75 DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN CITY. WHEEL IN 35c. J. & I. COAL CO. RAN. 2471. 1205 ROACHE ST. ILLINOIS 2 TO 6-IN FKD. LP., $4.75 Free from si ate and will not clinker FANSLER COAL CO. 936 E. VERMONT LJN. 7951. BRAZIL BLOCK l'i t’O 24-1N LP' $5.25 PER TON BRAZIL PEA AND NUT, $4.50 EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL 934 Fowler Main 6930, ATLAS FUEL CO 401 VV. MORRIS. DREXEL 0883. TRY OCR MAJOR COAL MAJOR COAL CO.. Ran. 4129 _ KINDLING and eiovc wood; big loads 1 delivered anywhere $3.50 and $4 DRexel 2384-5 26 Miscellaneous Wanted SALVATION army Industrial Home Help ue to help others with your used clothing magazines news etc Phone Wagon Riley 6622. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY AND RABBITS CIH 3669. S C. LOW. 719 IND. AVE. 2/ Business Announcements FEATHERS bouglii. sold and renovated: leather niatlrcsses and pillows made K F UL’KKI.E 416 Mass Mam 1428. FURNITURE repairs and upholstering: all makes of stove, repairs. Bd 0788 RUGS. 9x12. thriy etna. $2- all work guar. SUPERIOR CLEANERS Ken 4462. SAFETY RAZOR'BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGE ‘JUI In<Jlana 28 Storage and Transfer OVERLAND HAULING RETURN LOADS WANTED FhckUi,. ind shipping household oocli l< w rate un Florida ana California ship Kents OTTO J SUESZ. Main 3b2ft W‘bst( r 4579 8399 W NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER 00. ball at all times Randolph 3741 MOVING and Trucking Reliable men Call HORN MAN Web 5571 29 Business Opportunities HOME AND INCOME Two houses and erro.. 1802 Shelby: sell to <*'r>sc estate. Here's your chance. OTTO BORCHERT, LVUH Pleasant. Dr, 0102. RESTAURANT doing pood bua’nesa sell ac< omit sickness cheap 1113 Prospect. GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES. CHEAP. TRAPE FOR LOT. BEL. 20ti8. 30 Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLET, 1923 touring: your choice of three, with several extras; price $165 to $225: payable by week or month. STONE CHEVROLET. 540 E. YVaeh. CHEVROLETS: many bargains: each guaranteed MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 063 N. Meridian St. FORD roadster. 1925 $2Bl Ford roadster. 1923 SIOO Ford. 1924 coupe S3OO Ford. 1922 touring SIOO Small payment down, balance monthly, these cars are in erfect condition. STUTZ FACTORY BRANCH. 957 N Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday a. m. FORD FORDOR SEDAN 1924 Model: newly painted, perfect condition: lock wheel, spare tire: priced to sell quickly. Open evenings. CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. Packard Distributors Since 1904. 31 YV. Thir centh St. Lin. 6942. FORD. 1923 dump truck, with closed cab; oversize tires on rear: motor recently overhauled: S2OO buys it on easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET 540 E, Washington. FORD. 1923 touring: starter and demountable#: lock wheel; only $45 down. WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443 Virginia Aye, Drexel 8040. FORD, 1924 TUDOR Balloon tires, bumpers, lock wheel, snubbers, accelerator, etc The paint and upholstering is very good. Mechanically it is A-l. We have a very low price to move quick. Terms. The Lathrop-McFarland Cos. 418-24 N. Capitol Ave. Open eves. Main 2480. FORD, 1921 touring; starter Mid demountnblcs: lock wheel: good, serviceable condition: $25 down. WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443 Virginia Ave. Drexel 8040. Ford Bodies Drive in your Ford and trade foT a better body; all kinds of regular and ten kinds of special and California tops SWISSHELM & BARKER w. 544 E. Wasnington LATE 1923 Ford roadster: starter and demountable* : good paint: a real lob at $l7O cash or terms. . WANGELIN-SHAUP CO. 443 Virginia Ave. Drexel 8040. FORD COUPE 1923: Delco ignition lock wheel, speedometer, stop lijjht and other extras, five excellent tires. Bargain for quick s‘le. Open evenings. CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. Packard Distributors Since 1904 3 1 W. Thirteenth St Lin. 6042. OV'ERLAND. 1923 touring: good-looking car: first $156 buys it: terms to reliable people. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington. LATE mode! Harmon touring with glass inclosed top. tires like new, eoccnlleiit finish and Mechantcaly A-l. A handsome high-grade car at a bargain price; $8.50. REO EH RICH & MALARKY. , 927 N. Meridian. ilpiTi evenings. Lin, 434 L FORD. 1925 touring: starter and demountables: good condition throughout: a real buv at SBS down. WANGELIN-SHARP GO. 443 Virginia Ave. Drexel 8040. GO YD USED CARS CHAS E ST TTZ saa K Meridian St.

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30 Automobiles for Sale Three thing's are responsible for the un usual repair work we do: Complete mod em equipment, expert mechanics and reputation that we must maintain. THI .e* —*** Pjfof Automobile Hospital. 133 So. East St. DRex 36Q "k $$ AS A_ S 6t lS S^oU o/M3°' Ford Coup’. Chevrolet Coupe. Haynes Touring, winter enclosure. Like new. Nash Touring, winter enclosure. Ford Sedan. Oakland Coupe. Many Others. Terms. Bob’s Motor Service 340’ S. Pennsylvania. Main 1705 GOOD USED CARS 1920 Ford sedan $125 1923 Chevrolet sport touring $135 1922 Chevrolet touring SIOO 1919 Dodge sedan $195 Small Down Payment. L. GUY LONG 1114 N. Meridian. Lincoln 6865, LATE model Rec sneed wagon: inclosed cab: body to suit: excellent tires thoroughly overhauled: good condition $650.00. REO EHRICH & MARLARKY 1 927 N Meridian. _ Lin. 4341. Open evenings. Large stock of used cars: small down payment Y’our car in trade, L T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917 Virginia Ave DRcxel 0928. ONE of the best Reo tourings we have every had. Good Lacquer finish, good tires and good mechajiiea] condition. $495. REO EHRICH & MALARKY, 927 N. Meridian Open evenings. Lin. 4341. HAYNES SCHMIDT INC. 120 W. NORTH ST. FOR YOUR NEW OR USED CAB. REO, 5-passenger sedan; refinished excel lent shape mechanically, looks good runs better; $075. REO EHRICH & MARLARKY. 927 N Meridian. Lin. 4341. Open evenings. USED CARS OF MERIT Lexington Motor Cos., 1142 N Meridian St. a—T rucks LATE 1923 Ford ton truck. Closed eab and Steak body. A real buy at s4io down. YVANGEL IN-SHARP CO.. 4 13 Virginia Avo. IYRexel 8010. f - CARS TRADED ON RICKEXV*shs n. BACKER are of Better /Grade. Np , > TERSTKGGE-HOLLOW ELL CO . JLN'C. Riokenbacker Distributors, 430 N. Capitol Ave. Lin. 7554. 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 $V Plenty ol parking space. Lin. 4616, HIGHEST CASH PRICft PAID FOR USED CARS, WANT 160 CARS TO lUSK SEE US FIRST. SAM CORAZ 519 N CAPITOL. MAIN 6389. 32 Auto Supplies, Repairs BEST USED TIKES ROGERS Bel. 4300. 3117 W Wash Bel 4300. USED CARS bought and sold l GOLD BURG .>22 N Capitol EBACK & GENTRY, auto refinUhing. us first. 532 N. Canitol. Riley 2750. 33 Motorcycles, Bicycles EVERYTHING tor the bicycle. ROBERTSON CYCLE STORE 940 Mass. Ave. 35 Financial . MONEY TO LOAN ON AUTOMOBILES SUITE 9. 542 N, MERIDIAN. RI. 2156. 37 Money to Loan BORROWING $lO TO S3OO For Emergencies My Own Views on the Subject If 1 needed $lO to S3OO In an emergency I —would NOT want to borrow tt from a friend or employer, —would NOT want to borrow it from a relative. —would NOT want to ask any one to indorse for me. —would NOT want to be under obligations to any one. I WOULD want to borrow from someone who made a business of lending money. 1 WOULD be willing to pay a reasonable amount for the use of the money I borrowed. 1 would NOT go to the first moneylending concern that I came to. 1 WOULD consider ONLY a firm that was long established in my community. The Fidelity Loan Cos. licensed by and bonded to the State, and under the supervision if the banking department, is well and favorably known in this community, a reliable firm that makes a business oi lending money at a low. lawful rate and has a genuine desire to be helpful Should you need money, now or at any time do not fail to call on us FIDELITY LOAN CO. W A Thomas Mgr Room 632 Lemcke Bldg. 106 E. MARKET ST. MAIN 1278. Personal Loans $lO to S3OO This otfice is operated under the supervision of the State of Indiana and waa established for the purpose of providing a place where h .nest people can borrow any amount from $lO to S3OO without paying more than the legal rate of interest or without being imposed upon in any way NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED We do not notify your employer, neither do we make inquiries of your triends, relatives or tradespeop.t. You can have all the time necessary tor repayment and pay only tor the actua time you keep the money. Call and le ua explain No charge unless you borrow IF IN A HURRY Phone MA 2923 Household Finance Corporation • 404 KrfM£© Hid*., fourth tlixir Corner of Pennsylvania and Waah 8U

./ Money to Loan INVESTIGATE THE AMERICANS plan of solving tho financial problem* of WAGE HA 11N K KS. i' ft OF ES SION AL and BUSINESS MEN when you need money. Easy Terms We loan you any amount up to S3OO ot> your ."urnllure. fixtures, pianos autoni. >hilrs. allowing you from one to thirty months' time to repay loan. Pay all Or any part of loan at an.v time and only be charged lor the actual time the money is used. \moimt Tim*'. Total Cost. $ 25.00 5 Months $ 2.64 50.00 5 Months 5.25 100.00 5 Months 10.50 200.00 5 Months 21.00 All oilier amounts same proportionate rate Longer time if needed; monthly payments. When in Need see na and let us explain fully our plans and methods. Telephone apnli.atioiiH receive prompt attention. American Loan Company *147 Bankers Trust Bldp:. Pennsylvania and Ohio StA Main 2988. Members of Ir dian ami American fnliißtnal 1 vendors' Associations. DIGNIFIED LOANS at 2!/ 2 % Quack Service Strictly Confiderntfial On furniture, pianos, autos, etc., in sums up to $300.00. left in your possession. Terms easy. Interest charged only for actual tinn- money is used. Call and let us explain our plan to you. Call At Lincoln Loan Company 515 MEYEH-KISER BANK BLDG.. 128 E. Wash. St. PHONE LIN. 3204. NEED MONEYT QuicKiy. confidentially and buslns— llks dealings is a part of roe service we civs ! y °“ LOASSON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 1/2 E. Washington St. MA in *0586 Lincoln 7184 38 Auction Sales AUCTION—The undersigned will sell without reserve on the nremises at the west edge of Cicero. Hamilton County. Indiana. on Monday. Nov. 9. at 10 a. m„ Magnetic Springs Park, consisting of 65 acres, divided as follows: Twenty-five sues, improved with 8-room frame house, cellar, porches, good 30x50 bank barn, wood and coal house, good well, orchard, brooders, colony houses: 25 acre- unimproved bottom land, exceedingly fertile; 15 acres equipped and situated as splendid park and recreation grounds, improved with dance hall. 40x120 with basement and kitchen conveniently arranged for serving meals: several magnetic springs; space in bottom land for race track, baseball diamonds, etc. Cieenv Creek and tributaries furnish water for pasture. To be sold in tracts or as a whole. Will also s'll feed, farm implements and other personal property, including bar fixtures, 1 Powers 6A picture machine. 1 Ft. Wayne transverger. Terms liberal. CA9SIL T S B. SCHERER, owner. Sale in charge of R. C Fo'and Austion Cos., Noblesville. Ind. 39 Legal Notices NOTICE Stockholders Annual \,Meetmg ot Ibe White River Railroad Company for the election of oflicers and general business at the office of Kmgan St Cos. Indianapolis Saturday Nov 14th at 10 a. m A M McVIE Secretary NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC In the matter of the estate of Edward J. Foster, deceased. No. 69-22584. In the Probate Court of Marion County. October term. 1925. Notice is hereby given that Earl C. Lombard as executor of the above named estate has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come. up for the ex; ruination and action of said Probate Court on the 28tli day of November. 1925, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate required to appear in said Court and show cause, if an.v there be. why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And tt|e heirs of said estate are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship. ALBERT H. I.OSCHE. Clerk. LOOK FOR FOOTPAD Woman Seized by Neck—Purse Taken—Otlier Thefts Reported. Police today were searching for the colored footpad who seized Miss Mary Weideman, 1928 Broadway, by the neck as she was walking at Seventeenth St; and College Ave. late Saturday and took her purse, containing a small amount of change and car tickets. Colored man seized a purse containing $5 from Miss Bessie Kellermeyer, 123 S. Arlington Ave., near her home. Police were told Miss Kellermeyer bit the colored man's finger during a short struggle. Mrs. ' F. Eades, 911 N. Capitol Ave., said a pickpocket took a purse containing sl9 from her. BODY FOUND IN HOTEL Man, Iteleived to Be. From St. luis Shoots Self. Coroner Paul F. Robinson today was investigating the death of a man thought to be E. G. Russell, St. Louis, Mo., who shot and killed himself late Saturday or early Sunday at the Edward Hotel, where he registered. Body was found by Hattie Marsh, colored, 714 W. Vermont St., a maid, early Sunday. Police said there was no marks of identification on the body with the exception of an In- 1 dianapolis hat with Russell's initials in it. Russell was described as be- j ing 35, weighing 160 pounds. Russell had a artificial right leg, police said. GRID CAPTAIN DIES Bit Timis Svrcinl HIGH POINT. N. C„ Nov. 9 Baxter Gillion. captain and fullback of the Denoir-Rhyne College eleven, who was injured in the game with High Point College here Saturday, died in the local hospital Sunday. His neck was broken.

Detective Head Keeps Job Mayor-elect John L. Duvall announced today that Jerry Kinney would remain head of the detective department In the new administrar tion.

SCHOOL COTTON— A Plant that O Produces One of the L P iS Most Valuable Products 1 'i'linvright I'ompfon’s Pictured Encyclopedia Feature Service

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These pictures show the three chief operations in making cotton cloth. The cotton is first .fed into machines that loosen the filler (1). The cotton is then formed into a fluffy ribbon and coiled into cans (2). In the lower picture you see the cotton after it is spun into threads being wound for the loom.

SHE soft, fleecy fiber that makes cotton one of the most useful of plants is the fluffy coat that Mother Nature has put around cotton seeds. Each cotton plant is a dainty little bush about four feet tall. The cotton blossom Is first white and then its shell changes to pink. At last it turns red and the petals fall, leaving a capsule like a hazel nut filled with little seeds. These capsules are called cotton bolls. For six or eight weeks the cotton bolls swell until they are as big as eggs. The husk turns brown and cracks along five seams. Then it bursts wide and out pops a fluffy snowball. The picking season lasts from July to Thanksgiving and the field must be picked over and over because the cotton does not all ripen at once. The balls of fluffy white cotton are full of seeds. Up to the eighteenth century all the cotton seeds had to be pulled from the lint by hand.

CHARLESTON ‘PROF’ ' PLEASED WITH CITY

‘Never Saw Dancers Catch on More Quickly,’ Says New Hop Expert. Have you had your free Charleston lesson yet? Hustle up and get in on this. You know that The Indianapolis Times

TWO ADDED TO ACCIDENT TOLL Woman and Man Dies as Result of Crashes. The automobile fatality toll for this year stood at fifty-eight today following the deaths of Mrs. Mary Williams, 69, of 437 E. South St. Saturday and William J. Smith. 55. j • ~f MO9 N. Penn- I sylvania St., early was fatally infpi I jured when she j liams walked in \V. J. Smith front of his auto. Smith died at city hospital from injuries received early Sunday when the auto he was driving at Fifty-Sixth St. and College Ave. was struck by an out-bound College Ave. street car. Car crew was held blameless. DEATH LOOKED INTO Man Shoots Self—lll Health Said to Have Been Cause. Coroner Paul F. Robinson today was Investigating the death of Waiter Kramer, 70, of 934 N. Tecumseh St., who died at the city hospital Sunday from a self Inflicted bullet wound. Kramer shot himself Sunday while his wife and daughter were downstairs. 11l health prompted his action, according to police. bod'Ufound in canal Funeral Services for Man to Be Held at Church. Funeral services for Adam Stuppy, 76, 0f\756 N. Tremont Ave., will be held today at St. Anthony Church with burial In Holy Cross Cemetery. Stuppy’s body was found In the canal between West and Blackford Sts. Saturday by Indianapolis Water Company employes. Police were told Stuppy has beer, missing from his home for three weeks and that he ha* been in 111 health.

That made cotton cost a great deal, even when the picking was done by slaves. Then Eli Whitney, an American, invented she cotton gin, a machine with rows and rows of steel fingers to pick the lint from the seeds. The seeds used to be thrown away or burned, but it was discovered that these seeds are as full of oil as a nut, and that this oil has a pleasant taste. So now the oil is squeezed out and used for salad oil on the table and for cooking and making oleomargarine. The crushed seeds are used to feed cattle. After the seeds are removed the cotton is baled. In the mills the bales are opened and the crowded lint is loosened, beaten to a swan’s down fluff again and fanned free of dust. The tiny fillers are combed and made to lie all one way. They are then formed into ropes and these ropes pulled and twisted into tiny threads. From these threads cotton cloth is woven.

and the management of the Riverside Dance Palace have engaged Gene I,a Verne, the California “live wire” dance expert, who teaches the ftiscinating nei hope every night, free. “I never saw dancers catch on more quickly,” La Verne said, and any one who watched the dancing Sunday night at the Riverside Dance Palace will agree. Nobody seemed to find the steps difficult—how could they, when everybody was doing ’em, and everybody was enjoying himself immensely? Broad smiles everywhere. Who originated the Charleston?— and where? Some claim It came from South Carolina, and some say, New York, but nobody really knows. Maybe this Gene I*a Verne invented the Charleston. He hasn’t said so, but he certainly has the little old

This coupon entitles you to admis6sion to the Riverside Dance Palace and to free lessons in the “Charleston.” You will not be admitted during the time when “Charleston” ,essops are being given without this coupon. dance worked up to perfection. He's full of enthusiasm, graceful, and yes, girls, he looks like Valentino. Don’t crowd now, but clip today's coupon from The Times, and come out to the Riverside Dance Palace, from 8 to 10:30 tonight, and have the time of your life. Can’t get In without the coupon!

Councilman in City Post Oj' "; ' / JHr Heydon W. Buchanan, West Indianapolis undertaker and present elty cmmeilman will he Ikunoeratie memher of the safety b<ard In the new city administration.

MONDAY, NOV. 9,1925

COUNTY LEGION TO HAVE DRIVE FOR MEMBERS Doubled Enrollment Will Be Goal in Campaign. Leaders of all factions of the Marion County American Legion, meeting at Legion national headquarters Sunday, voted to bury the hatchet of political differences and join in a membership campaign to double the county enrollment. The, plea for unity was emphasized by Clarence A. Jackson, Newcastle, State commander - elect. Thomas C. McConnell, present State commander, presided. Appointment. Made Jackson announced appointment of John Klinger, Connersville as full time State director of organization and said he would help in the Marlon County drive. He named H. C, King, Indianapolis to head the Indiana committee for the 1926 national convention In Philadelphia. It was decided to attempt lease o{ a downtown building now used as a clubroom and equip it for use of a!l local Legion members. Armistice Day Services John J. Royce, Seventh district executive committeeman, announced Armistice day services will be held at 12:15 p. in. Wednesday at Veterans, with a company of Eleventh Infantry and its band, will assemble on Meridian St. between Now York and Vermont Sts. and parade to the theater. Bowman Elder, Indiana national executive committeeman, proposed the appointment of one liaison man from each post as a membership drive committee. This body will meet at a. luncheon at 12.15 p. m. at the IJneoln. S. A. Bishop. Seventh district committeeman-elect. will preside.

LAUREL HALL TO BE SCHOOL Catholic Organization to Take Over Estate at Once. The Sisters of Providence, a Catholic organization, is to take over part of Laurel Hall, the former Stoughton A. Fletcher estate northeast of the city, immediately, Leo M. Rappa : port, Indianapolis Holding Company receiver, said today. The purchase will be completed for $600,000 as soon as the abstract of title is obtained. The portion bought includes the flfty-two-rrjA residence, garage, power plant, two story stucco houses, five cottages, laundry, greenhouse and 220 acres. Announcement was made Saturday by Mother Mary Cleophas, director of the St.-Mary-of-the-Woods Academy at Terre Haute, Ind. The new academy will be the largest In the United Statec operated by the Catholic organization. It la planned to open the school next fall. ‘ONE ARM’ WOLFE GOES ON TRIAL Alleged Slayer of Hances Opens Fight for Life. fill T'nitift Prres MUNCIE, Ind.. Nor. 9.—Charged with murdering Ben Hance and wife. Charles (“One Arm’’) Wolfe went on trial for his life In Delaware Circuit Court today. A venire of 100 was called. Defenders will seek to prevent any who read of the double murder from serving as Jurors. Wolfe is the alleged companion of "Dutch” Anderson, pal of Gerald Chapman, “prince of bandits." The Hances testified against Chapman at the murder trial which resulted In his sentence to hang. Before dyifcg Hance named Anderson and wUp as his slayers, police declare. REPORT BAVARIAN COUP Monarchists Plot to Gain Control, Zeitung Declare*. nn United Press BERLIN, Nov* efforts to restore the Wlttelsbach monarchy In Bavaria were revealed today by the Frankfurter Zeitung on this, the seventh anniversary of the inception of the German Republic. The paper declared General Moehl. and Baron Von Soden, confidant* of former Crown Prince Ruppecht of Bavaria, had been sounding out the Bavarian government’s attitude toward a possible coup to put the Wittelsbachs lino In power.

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