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5 Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM MatD °fe‘ffs7 9 0 helby 9t ~FLANNER & BUCHANAN 820 N. Illinois 9t Funeral directors to 'be yconle 01 Indian. rho?afn n %4 1 l B >42 rtov INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY Notices of funerai at our chapel refer to our present mortuary Our new mortnar.v will open about Feb. 1. ___ BE iT S GADD 2i30 Prospect St.. Phone Stewart 2278 George Grinsteiner Funeral director 522 3 Market Main 0908 KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N Illinois St. MA, 1164 Res iiel 3866-R-l ffNtofttttAKERS—HI3EV JS TITUS 951 N Pelh-ware. Main 3flßo. 8 Spedal Notices DANCE EVERT NIGHT NEW SHANGHAI TEA GARDEN No cover charge from 6-8-30-I*. P* We Serve Noon Lunch 55c Evenings, table and hote uu ELECTREAT BODY MASSAGE Cures rheumatism and neuritis, cr . £ new circulation. LOLA WALKER. 111 Central, Apt. R. Lincoln K 8.3, _ IDEAL Xmas gift for the son or daughter is a movie. I have it and its * mone> maker. BILLY LATNE. 307 Hollldav Bldg Circle 7176 . RADIUM electric. meaicated. BUlphm' baths and massage Battle Creek method luo W. St Clair Riley 2072 JiARGARIf SELLERS D 0.. D. C. N D. hro^°ev d l|a 9 Personals ASTHMA sufferers; i wIU gladlT tell you frp-o hnw T cured oi cnrumv asthma. Addise E. WALDEN Apartment F Z.. 28 H‘gh St.. New Haven. Conn. CHRISTMAS FRUIT CAKE—6Oc found delicious: home-made. Call Dltex.__.-_ 10 Lost and Found

FOUND —Articles found in Indian apolig street care yesterday

SMALL PURSE MAN'S CAP MAN'S PICTURE MAN’S UNDERWEAR YALE KEY AND BADGE 1 OLD DRESS 1 PAIR. 1 ODD GLOVE 2 BANK BOOKS 6 UMBRELLAS Main 2737. ENGLISH bulldog lost: tan and white: weighed about 90 pounds: has blank harness with rope attached. Phone Main 1212. Address 1620 Brookslde Ave. Reward; PAIR glasses lost: whue gold rims, brown case: between Market and W. Vermont Sts. Call MISS MILLER. 105 N. Illinois St. Hook’s. WRIST WATCH LOST —Round face, on Central ear or bus, or around Shortridge. Reward. Washington 1687. PACKAGE, silk underskirt. oetween Block’s and Kresge’s. Reward. Hum. 2878. POX TERRIER LOST—Male: black and white little tan on face license No. 4162. Reward. Riley 1536. POMEhANIAN DOG: Lost, black female: row aril lor return or inf. leading to recov. Bel. 0159: 1231 S. Sheffield. T ,ost DR A WIN G OP REPUBLIC CREOIoTINO CO. PLANT REWARD. CALL MAIN 0542. 12 Help Wanted—Male MEN—Our barber course means easier work— steady jobs—bigger pay. In creased demand for Molcr Schooled Men start now. Write for catalog MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 105 S. Wells St.. Chi eago. 13 Instructions MRN to learn barber trade. TRI-CIT"Y BARBER COLLEGE 510 E Washington St. Indianapolis. Ind.. Circle 0757, Ui Help Wanted—-Female A Few Permanent Positions are now available for girls between 18 anti 25 years of. age. . , . Any one interested m learning the telephone operating profession, see Miss Cooper, Room 101. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. New York and Meridian Sts. ADDRESSING envelopes; experience unnecessary: earn slft-$45 weekly during spare time at home; dignifled work for honest. sincere persons. PRANRLYN PRODUCTS, 1032 Van Buren. Chicago. WAITRESS wanted in Purity Restaurant: experienced only. 22 Kentucky Avc, 18 Rooms for Rent MERIDIAN. N.: warm sleeping room, adjotning bath: garage. Hir. 3070-w. PENNSYLVANIA.. 1409 N.: APT. 2. REAL HOME: GENTLEMAN: $7: GARAGE AVAILABLE. CIR, 1220. a—Light Housekeeping DIOKSON, 137: modern rooms for sleeping and housekeeping. Lin, 3755. GRalt. S. 431; three upturn, front rooms; garage: sls month DR. 3540-R 2 NEATLY funrshed rooms for light housekeeping, Web. 0350. 19 Rentals a—Houses BUCHANAN. 633: beautiful strictly mod.; 6 mu.: water pd.; garage. Bel. 2396-W. GALVIN St.. 1865 4 rooms; semi-modern sl6. CIVIC REALTY CO. 136 N Dela ware St. Lincoln 5050. DORMAN, 965 V* : within walking distance of downtown; upper duplex: 5 rooms; complete bath: water paid; electric lights, gas; $27.50. Call MISS ILG, Main 6761. Evenings. MRS ELSNER, Irvington 3955. ELM. BJ2: 7 rooms, bath: newly papered: garage; >33: water paid. Ran, 3008. IRVINGTON—For rent: half double; 6 rooms; semi-modern: new paint and paper $25. 5856 Dewey. LtNDEN St.. 2017-20-25- half ihrre room double sl4. CIVIC REALTY CO.. 136 N. Delaware St. Lincoln 5050.

19 Rentals a—Houses PINE. N.. 310; Aye-room double; electric lights, cas, water in house. Har. 1210. PRATT. K.. 3310: half Itye-room modern double: partly .furnished. Y Irv. 1500-W. Silver ave.. 1437; 7rm. mod.. .$35.01 1036 Gimber St.: 4 rooms: water to kitchen sink $22.50 3816 E. 28th. 0 rooms; semi-mod.; close to car $30.00 Wood St.. 2018: half 4-room double. inside toilet electricity, water In kitchen $20.00 Wood St.. 2959: 4-room double: elec., water In kitchen, garage. . sl9 00 FOR COLORED Columbia. 274!); half 4-rootn double; gas elec, water in kitchen. inside toilet $22.60 Hyram. 4045; 7-room modern; new paper and paint $35.00 Columbia. 2749: half 4-room double; gas, electricity, water in kitchen, ins'de toilet $22.60 Cartmell-Burcaw-Moore, Inc. REALTORS AND BUILDERS. 513 Continental Bank Bldg. Lincoln 5385 Lincoln 5380 THADDEUS St. 1714: 4 rooms, sera’ modern. Call DRexel 6817. 31ST St.. W. 836; 4-room modern: bath: water paid: S3O. UDELL. 1345; 5 rooms, single; 2 lots; rent S2O. Circle 0618. e. J McCracken. MODERN, $25.00 7 rooms and bath. 1430 Beliefontalne; good condition. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL DESIRABLE HOUSE Well furnished, clean, modem. 5 phis.. 3 bedrooms, heat, water, garage, adult*. $35. Web. 3513-J. 239 S. RURAL ST.: five rooms: modern; •garage: $35 month. Lin. 5391. H. H. WOOD3MALL CO. SPLENDID—6-room, semi-modern; sepa rate porches: reference Web, 4409-J. 5-ROOM modern with heat; garage furnished: S3O, Apply 1833 S. East 3 ROOMS: electric lights, city water toilet inside; sls DRexel 3125-J. SEE DUNLOP ft- HOLTEGEL for bargains REAL ESTATE A. F ZAINEY REAL ESTATE. RENTALS INSURANCE 108 N. DEL. LI. 6520. c—A partments APARTMENTS Maple Rd.. 538 E.. 5 rooms: gar. . $90.09 Maple Rd, 502. 4 rooms: gar $65.00 Delaware St.. 723. 6 rooms $65.00 Delaware St., 725 N.. 5 rooms $55.00 Prospect St.. 336. 2 rooms $36.50 See custodian or call Lincoln 5391. I. 11. WOODSMALL & CO., Inc “We insure everything but the hereafter." d—Business Places SPEEDWAY RD. 3120: modern etoreroom; floor space; 19x50, Bel. 1399. 21 Real Estate for Sale b—Houses 5-ROOM BRICK VENEER Large front and rear porch, full basement. brick Hot furnace, garage; low price, $6,800. Will take 1926 or 1926 model automobile and SSOO cash as first payment Located north. T. R JONES REALTOR. 620 Peoples Bank Bldg. Lin. 7077. BIG, new four-room cottage: garage; $2,750. terms: northeast. Owner. J. C. OWENS. 507 E. Washington. - WE sell the earth at auction. DAYTON REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO., 1010 Fletcher Trust Bldg, FOR nice home, cast or south call C J OSrSURN DRexel 6184, 25 Miscellaneous for Sale FURNITURE of 5 rooms: bargain. Must sell at once. IT. Gilbert. 1014 N. Jefferson. RUGS AND LINOLEUM AT LOWEST PRICES DORFMAN RUG COMPANY 207 W Wadi SL. Ono Statehouse WRIST watch: laches’, white gold. 17Jewel. surrounded with white stones. new; half price-, Ken. 4234. YOUNG man's tuxedo and overcoat, in good condition. Hum. 1767, mornings. ELECTRIC SWEEPERS—Hoover and Prenieir. Bargains Ri'.ey 5526. COATS and dresses. Extra quality man’s suit: size 38. Wash. 2760. FUR COAT- LADIES' SHORT LENGTH. SIZE 40, WASH. 2486. c— Coal, Ice and Wood “Daddy” “Father” of the seml-smokeless coals so often sold as genuine Pocahontaß. A 2%-inch forked lump, mined in McDowall County, West Virginia. Only $7,5(0) Per '’’on. Also The famous “Everglo” 6-inch forked lump, $5.25 per ton. The cream of the Knox County field. tadiampolis Coal Companiy MA in 1700.

WMte Ash, $5.00 2 TONS, S9M Pike county (Ind.) No. 6. 3 to 6-tn. forked Id. free from slate and will not plinker. , W. Va. block fkd $7.00 Thacker. 4-ln. block. 111. 2x6 fkd. Ip $4.75 Vermillion County. Illinois shov $4.50 Vermi'lion County. EANSLER COAL CO. 936 E. Vermont. Lin. 7950. Consider Quality When Buying KINDLING WITH EACT TON Genuine Glendora—The Wondei Coal Sullivan County. Indiana. Best Glendora 6-in block. Ige. fkd $7.00 Best Glendaro ox3 Id.. eJn. fkd ...$0.60 Best 'lendora. 2x4 ess, cln fkd..s6 26 Va. and K.v.—The Best That Is Mined. Best VV Va 0-in block lse fkd $7 QO Best VV Va. 2xi ess. cln. fkd.... $0 26 Beat Va Mine Run. 50 pet lp. . . .96.50 Va. Mine from Kanawha District. Best E K.v.. Harlan Cos., 6-in Ik fkd $7.00 TRY OUR HOOSIER ASH Burns well and holds Are over night, tloosler Ash, Ind. No. 6 ip. 6-ln. Ikd $5.86 Hoos. Ash. ind. No, 6 2x4 egg fkd $6.36 . Best Linton No 4 Ind. 6-m. lp.. fkd $o 76 Best Ind 4-in. lp. No. b cln ikd $5.60 Best Ind No, 5. 2x4 eSK cln. fkd. $5 25 Best 6-in Vermilion Cos In., cln fkd $5.50 Best Vermilion Cos.. 2x4 egg cln fkd.55.25 Dr:!i^r^N’Tcl ,U rND n cH 1 A e L Cll ' ? 1910 Bluff Ave. Drex. 4621 Sipce 1908 Dependable. QUALITY COALS at Reduced Prices Large W. Vu. 6-in block, fkd $7.50 W. Va. 6x3 egg, fkd $6.50 Thacker Splint.. Large Red Ash Poca. lp., 6-in. shov $9.50 McDowell County W. Va. Our guarantee: 2,000 lbs. per ton and a square deal. NAGELSON COAL CO. 831 E. St. Clair. Cir. 0355. Linton 3-in. shov. lp $4.96 W. Va. 3-in. shov. lp $5.95 McDowell County. Kentucky 3-in. shov. lp $6.50 Poco. 3-in. shov. Ip $7.95 WHEEL IN 35c A TON. ANCHOR COAL CO. Etilev 4164. Riley 6444. W. Va., 3xo Egg. forked $5.90 W. Va. 3-in. lp., fkd $6.40 Logan County. Virginia. Poca mine run. 60 pet. lp $7.00 Fcca 4-in. shov. lp $7.90 McDowell County. Virginia Wheel In. 35c J. & I. COAL CO. 1205 Roache. Ran. 2471 COAL BARGAINS Ind. 4-in. fkd. lp $5.50 W Va. 2x4 Egg. fkd $6.50 W. Va. 4-in. fkd. lp $7.00 Pocahontas No. 3. Red Ash $8.60 Pocahontas Mine Run $7.50 NORTH ST. COAL YARD Lin. J 455. Cir. 555 H. Night, irv. 4020 BRAZIL (Ind.) BLOCK 114 TO 24-IN. LP.. $5.26 PER TON. BRAZIL PEA AND NUT, $4.50 EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL 934 Fowler. Main 0930.

25 Miscellaneous for Sale c—Coal and Wood SALE For a Limited Time WHY PAY MORE? Old Hickory White Ash Lump ILLINOIS DIST NO. 7 2-IN TO 6-IN LUMP $4.90 2 'lons, $9,50 Remember, this is a clean forked lump and a good burning coal. Bamer Feel Cos. St. Clair and Nickel Plate R. R. Riley 1866. “Big Eagle” Semi-Smokeless, 2%. fk. lump, $7,50 per ton. A high-grade West Virginia coal, mined in McDowall County. Plenty of heat, no clinkers and low in ash. Often sold for genuine Pocahontas. “KNOX ALL” No. 5 Indiana 6-inch forked lump, $5,25 Per Ton. Mined in Knox County. Other coals at low prices. White River Coal Coimpainiy 320 S. Went St. MA in 6318. KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD. BIG LOAD. DELIVERED AN V WHERE f 3.60-S4 DREXEL 3688. ATIAS FUEL CO 401 W MORRIS DREXEL 0883 TRY OOR MAJOR COAL MAJOR COAT CO Ran 4129 2,0 Miscellaneous VVanted BALED TIMOTHY or LIGHT MIXED HAY Wanted at the Stock Yards MA in 0196

SALVATION trmr Industrial Home Help ”<* to help others with vour used clothing magahnes news etc Phone Wagon Riley 6092 27 Business Announcements FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated. feather mattresses and pillows made E F BUHKLE, 416 Mass Main 1428. RUGS, oxl2, thrly ninth 82 all work guar. SUPERIOR CLEANERS Ken 4462. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Shammed TIJ'fTLEDGE 201 Indiana Art. 4is Storage and i iqnsfer OVERLAND HAULING RETURN LOADS WANTED. Packing and shipping household good*, low rate on Fiorina and California shipments OTTO J. 9UESZ. Main 23633628 Webster 4579-0699-W NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Call at nil times Randolph 3741. MOVING and Trucking Reliable men Call BORNM/N Web 5571 29 Business Opportunities RESTAURANT—A real money maker in the heart of the city to exchange for Indianapolis, rentals. BILLY LAYNE. 307 Holliday Blag. Cir. 7176 FOR business deals, rooming houses and business investments, see our bargains. Free listing. JOHN P. FITZGERALD, 7 N. Alabama St. FLORIDA lots for Indianapolis rental. Business or good farm. Billy Layne. 307 Holliday Bldg., Cir. 7176. IF yon have something to 6CIJ or trade list it with Billy Layoe 307 Holliday Bldg., Circle 7176 GROCERY- Trade for Indpls. rental. Billy Layne. 807 Holliday Bldg.. Cir, 7176. 30 Automobiles for Sale BUIOK 6: $lO down. $lO Must sell. Web. 3981. BUICK 6 roadster; winter top; $lO downT $75. 344 N. Delaware . CHEVROLET. 1924 touring; original tires; runs and looks fine; $65 down, balance In IS months. STONE CHEVROLET CO. The Faertory Dealer. Lin. 17SS. CHEVROLET SEDAN 1245 Late model: in splendid condition throughout. Terms If desired. The Lathrop-McFarland Cos. 418-24 N CAPITOL AVE. MAIN 2480. CHEVROLET 1923 sedan: spot light. bumpers, o extra tires, new rear aye'tem: only $275 J E Z terms. STONE CHEVROLET. Direct Faetory Dealer. Lin. 172 G. FORD COUPE 1921; perfect condition; four brand new Varsity cord tires; new bands: first $l5O takes it. Terms. Open evenings. CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. “Packard Distributor Since 1904." 31 W. Thirteenth St. Main 6042. FORD COUPE. Good running condition: motor in good shape. A dandy car for transportation for the winter months: $25 down, balance easy . SMITH Sc MOORE. INC.. 626 South Meridian Street. Open evenings and Sundays. Main 6650. Buy your Ford from an authorized dealer, FORD. 1922 half ton express body truck; good running condition; good tires; $125; S3O down, balance monthly. THIRTIETH AN J D CENTRAL SALES CO. 300* Central Ave. Ran. 55,50. FORD, 1923 sedan; dlsdywheeu, good tiree, lock wheel. Good condition througout $65 down. WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443 Virginia Are. DRexel 5020. Open Evenings and Sundays. FORD .1022 roadster- starter: SBS: S2O down, balance monthly. THIRTIETH AND CENTRAL SALES CO. ■3009 Central Ave Ran. 5550. fcOltD. 1924 touring, starter and demount-ablr-s: lock wheel, front and rear bumpers. new top. This is a real buy at soo down WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443 Virginia Ave. DRexel 5020 .Open Evenings and Sundays. FORD," 1923 tori truck, with closed oab. stake body, starter, good tires. This car has had good care and looks fine: only $225. No trade, STONE CHEVROLET. FORD. 1922 roadster, starter and demountables: good running condition; fllO; S3O down. Open evenings. HIRTIETH AND CENTRAL SALES CO. 3009 Central Ave. Ran. 5550 FORD. 19231 two-door sedan; fire tire*, lock wheel; runs and looks good; $lB5 down. E Z terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO. 540 E. Wash. Lin. 1722. FORD roadster: starter: late style body: live v ire. wheels; Bosch Ignition; water lump: $35 down payment. WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443 Virginia Ave. Drex. 5020. FORD tudor sedan. 5190. 808 S MOTOR SERVICE. 340 S. Pennsylvania i. Main 1705.

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30 Automobiles for Sale FORD SEDAN This car has been overhauled, looks good and at our price is a real buy for this time- ot the year. Closed car comfort at open car prices: $130: terms SMITH & MOORE. Inc.. 528 South Meridian Street. Open evenings and Sunday. Main 6650. Buy your Fora from au authorized dealer. FORD fordor sedan. $205. 808 S MOTOR SERVICE. 340 S. Pennsylvania St. Main 1705. FORD coupe .1921. S. Sc D.: $25 down $5 week. Web6ter 3981. OAKLAND. 1919 touring car runs good' S6O cash or terms. Open evenings. THIRTIETH AND CENTRAL SALES CO 3009 Central A>e. Kan, 556>. MONROE. 1922 roadster: $150: good mechanical . condition: runs good: $35 down, balance monthly. THIRTIETH AND CENTRAL SALES CO. 3009 Com- Ave Ran, 5550. WE Have Cars TO Suit Your Pocketbook AND THEY ARE ALL IN THE VERY BEST OF CONDITION. PRICED FROM SSO TO S6OO PLENTY OF CLOSED ARS TO CHOOSE FROM FLEE A beautiful bridge lamp with every car sold from now until Dec. 30. Don't fail to come in. HAYNES-SCHMIDT, Ine. 120 W. NORTH ST. THE WTLLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND DEALERS. OPEIN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 1924 Oldamobile, 6 cylinder, 4-passenger coupe; S6OO. * 1924 Ford, 41-door sedan.; re finished; looks like new; $305. 1923 Ford touring; re finished: $125. 1923 Chevrolet touring; reflnished; $l5O. Small Down Payment. NO BROKERAGE L. GUY LONG 1114 N. Meridian. Lin. 6865. USED FORDS—ALL iiODELS THE HOUSeM ; HaT SErViCE BUILT. THE FRANK HATFIELD CO. Authorised Ford Dealer 626 N. Capitol Ave, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS MA 4XOB FORD BODIES Ten good late style tourings, coupes, roadsters. California tops and glass toclosure. J SWISSHELM Sc PARKER 1923 Cole sport. ...... $425 00 Apperson Sedan $526 00 Stutz Roadster $325 00 Hudson Coach 1920 $350.00 Small payment down, Dalance monthly These oars are in perfect condition, STUTZ FACTORY BRANCH 957 N Meridian Open evenings and Sunday a. m. LATE 1929 Ford sedan: lock wheel, velvet upholstering. This job is in A-l shape throughout: SSO down. WANGELIN SHARP CO. 443 Virginia Ave. DRexel 5020 Open Evenings and Sundays. 1923 TOURING This car has been overhauled, new top. good rubber, lock wheel and at the price $125 is a real buy. Terms SMITH & MOORE. INC.. 628 South Meridian Street. Open evenings and Sundays. Maui 6650. Buy your Ford from an authorized dealer, LATE 1922 torn louring; starter and dr mountables lock wheel, spot light, winter inciosure, good tires and good cond - tion throughout for S4O down. WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443 Virginia Ave. DRexel 6020 1 Open Evenings and Sundays. 1022 FORD TOURING Starter. demountable*. lock wheel motor and tires good; SIOO cash or terms SMITH * MOORE. INC., 528 South Merit ian Street Open evenings and Sundays Main 6650. Buy your Ford from an authorized dealer, g- -Alb 1 HADED ON RTCKEN BACKER, are of Better Grade NIUIN rKRSTErtGE-HOLI.OWF.LI. CO jutm (NC Rickenbacker Distributors 436 N Capitol Ave. Lin. 7564 1924 Tt DOR SEDAN. $285. In good mechanical condition: S7O down, balance monthly. THIRTETH AND CENTRAL SALES CO. 3009 Central Ava. Ran. 5550. FOR SALE—I6-valve overhead cam shaft Ford racing head. Zenith L-0 carbu reter. cheap. See Bob Newland at PHIL LIPS AUTO SALES. 2310 VV. Mich. 1923 COLE 8 touring $295. 808 S MOTOR SERVICE. 340 S. Pennsylvania St. Main 1705 HAYNES-SCHMIDr ]NC 120 W. NORTH ST. FOR YOUR NEW OR USED CAR. BEST used cars In town 383 N. Hit nois St USED cars: $5 down, $5 week. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 963 N Meridian. AUTO: 5-pass. sls down. SBS. Try and beat It. 344 N Delaware. GOOD USED CARS CHAS. E STUTZ 824 N Meridian St USED CARS OF MERIT Lexington Motor Cos 114" N Meridian SI 31 Automobiles Wanted nnrjTu r. — ***^**^^ Autos Wanted 1922 1923. 1924 and 1025 model* or*ferred: we pay caih and deal Quickly' save time by swing us first I. Wolf Auto Cos. 559 N. Capitol Ave. Comer North St. Plenty of parking apace Ltn 4516. 32 Auto Supplies, Repairs BES'iL USED TIRES ROGERS Bel. 4300. 3117 W Waah. Bel. 4300. HIGHEST CASH FRICKS VAlb FOR USED CARS WANTED 100 CARS m JUNK. SAM CARAZ, 519 N. CAPITOL, j EBACK A GENTRY auto rertnieht.ig See ue first N Capitol Riley 2760 USED CARS bought and *Old I rtOT L j BURG 522 N Capitol 33 Motorcycles, Bicycles EVERYTHING for the bicycle ROBERT BON CYCLE STORE, 940 Mam Ave. 35 Financial AUTO LOAN CO. Loans to car owners: legal rates. Mr Schmidt. 122 W North 9t. Lincoln 7575. 37 Money to Loan

MONEY FOR Any Purpose $25 to S3OO Cn household goods, planoa. autos. Rate 2 y 2 % Repay In small monthly payments. Call Lincoln 3264. LINCOLN LOAN CO. 616 Mcyer-Kiser Bank bldg. 128 E. Washington St. Personal Loans $lO to S3OO Thla office is operated under the supervision of the State of Indiana, and was established for the purpose of providing a place where honest people can borrow any amount from $lO to S3OO without paying more than tho 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 trienda, relatives or tradespeople. You can have all the time necessary for repayment and pay only for the actual time you keep the money. Call and let us explain. No charge unless you borrow. IF IN A HURRY Phone MA. 2923. Household Finance Corporation 404 Fresge Bldg., fourth floor. Comer of Pennsylvania and Wash. Sts MONEY* "moan ou secoua" "murtgaifco. Quick service. CONSOLIDATED. 438 K. of P. Bldg. IT’S NEVER lost until Indianapolis Times Want Ads have filled to find it.

Infirmary Residents to Receive Presents

tieft to right: Mrs. Fred Doeppcrs, Mrs. C. A. Brockway, Mre. Otto Mueller, Mrs. Max Dracli anil Mrs. Ruth Law, packing Christmas packages for Marion County Infirmary inmates.

SCHOOL BOARD PREPARES TO BATTLE ORDER Members Will Seek'to Prove Allegations False at Hearing. Indianapolis school board members, named in a temporary restraining order granted in Superior Court Four, to Kay K. Wark, building contractor. preventing them from executing contracts with architects for six new elementary schools, today prepared to prove allegations against them were false, at a hearing at 9:30 a. m., Thursday before Judge Clinton H. Glvan. Joseph Daniels, board attorney said the board will fight for its rights and ask the court that the temporary restraining order be dissolved and that no temporary injunction be issued. The complaint against the board alleges that the selection of architects for the buildings was not done legally and that money for the architects’ services is not avaiiiDle, except through taxation. Erection of the six new grade school buildings was one of the main features of the school board's program for 1925-26. Board members believed that with the completion of these structures the crowded condi tions which have ben combated for the last few years would be remedied.

Marriage Licenses Tyler VV. Cooi-a. 33J648 $. Uunols. laborer Mary Archer, ft. 836 S. Delaware, domestic. Harrv Balahan. 35. 3516 Balsam, sales, man; Rose Pressman, 20, 1611 \V. Tenth, saleswoman. Luther Shoemaker. 23. Vincennes, Ind., carpenter: Minnie M. Horton. 20. 2237 N. Talbott. Leonard A. Murchison, 30. city; Mary D. Dinwiddle. 23. 3778 Salem. Claud Sanders. 40. 139 N. Bast, salesman; Helen M. Doulgas. 20, 139 if. East, doe rustic. Clareuco G. Traube. 22, 1401 Canby, laborer: Mtldred Rico. 19, 1440 Go:ay. Robert . ALonsr, 34. 337 9. East, patrolman; Ida Wall, 27, 327 8. New Jersey. saleswoman. Herbert O. May L 27. Chicago; Betty Markowitz, 25. 20.>4 Central, secretary. Edvard Woods, 53. 753 W. Wainut. Josephine Maxey, 50. 916 N. California, domestic. John Hester. 24. 1014 N. Missouri, laborer; Alton il. Nash. 20. 1014 N. Missouri. Hugh A. Thomson, 22. 41 N. Kealing, Hazel Moicr v 21. 1009 Central, teacher. John J. Johnson. 74. 21 N. Blackford, i laborer; Daisy Wilson. 67. 21 N. Black- , ford. ! Births / Girls I— Rodger and Nellie McCann. 2310 Sheldon. j Ralph and Jeerie Moreland. 233 N. Higti- ' land. i William and Doris Williams. 904 Prospect. I Millard and Elsie Washam. 437 3. New Jersey. Victor and Mildred Richardson, Methodist Hospital. Kenneth and Dora Stanton, 3410 Prospect. Boys Buddie and Lula Nicholas. 1115 W. Seventeenth. Heroert and Beulah HIU. Clark Blakeslee Hospital. Charles and Elizat>cth Halstoad. 1043 9. Illinois. Erwin and Mary Hatcher. 2047 Columbia. Fredrick and Bessie Geisendorff. 1337 Nordyke. Leroy and Minnie Bullock. 832 S. Senate. George and Rosa Hyatt. 1625 E. Eighteenth. uiiflord and Magrie HncUensmith. 2127 N. Temple. Homer and Gayle Beckleheimcr. 1707 Ashland. George and Dorothy Peavy. Methodist Hospital. Paul and Avis Davis. Methodist Hospital. Thomas and Florence Smith. Methodist Hospital. James and Laura Cliff. 2116 Boulevard Pi. Henry and Helen Johanningmclcr. Christian Hospital. John ami Irene Moran. 421 N. Beville. Deaths Orln J. Vance. 74, 1025 High, chronic myocarditis. Anna 1* Rutledge. 03u Christian Hospital. chronic hypatitls. Patrick Daley. 60. 1002 Cornell, chronis myocarditis. John J. Cuddy. 38. 3849 Kenwood, influenza. Jacob Koehler. 66. 2117 Napoleon, hypostatic pneumonia. John Middleton. 59. 525 W. Vermont, ■acme myjcarditis. Tobias Simmons. 38. 850 Blake, lobar pneumonia. Francis K. Ashby. 78. 1111 Reid PL. lobar pneumonia. Allie Roberts. 57. 2116 Boulevard Pl„ carcinoma. _ _ ... Alice Brown. 9 days. 2222 Miller, premature birth. „ .... „ Lewis Lenne. 65. Central Indiana Hospital. acute cardiac dilatation. George Gatewood. 72. Long Hospital, Julia Ann Barber. 75. 404 E. Twen-ty-First. arterio sclerosis. . . Donpl Richard Curtis. 2 mo., 543 Arbor, brontho pneumonia. „ , Sadie Moms. 47. 1033 8. Holmes, carcinoma. ___ _ _ . Martha J. Lawson. 92. 628 9. East, chronic myocarditis. .. .. . „ Audrey Peterson. 22. Methodist Hospital. apoplexy . __ ~ John Robert Neal. 36. lt>ss Sheldon., meningitis. 37 Money to Loan NEED MONEY! Quickly, confidentially and buslnes-llke dealings is b part of the service we rive LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141V 2 E. Washington St. MA ln“0685 . Lincoln 7184 LOANS. $lO to S3OO. Room 532. lOfl E. Market St. Phow Main 1278. 39 Legal Notices NOTICE. On Jan. 4. 1926, the undersigned will soil for storage and repair charges one rord truck. Model 1920, engine number 13321423. Indiana certificate of title lA-754918. - ECONOMY MEAT MARKET, 'by Mr. Losche. Dec. S3. 28. 1925; Jan. 2, 1926.

“This will make the folks at the Marion County Infirmary happy,” remarked Mrs. Otto S. Mueller, chairman of a committee of the All Souls Unitarian Church, which has taken the inmates of that home under their wing. The women of the committee were busy all one day wrapping Christmas packages for the 230 men and the seventy-three women in the infirmary. The men’s packages contained candy and tobacco and the boxes for the women had some of the little personal possessions dear to the heart of women, wherever their residence.

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—Photo by Perrott. Patrolman Freeman 1). Smock

R'dlng in an auto without side curtains, eight hours a night Is not a soft job, especially these chilly nights, but that is part of the official duties of Patrolman Freeman D. Smock, at present assigned to one of the night-riding squads under Sergt. Walter White. Smock and the squad are assigned to the west section of the city and their record shows they encounter many “bad men” In that territory. Recently they brought about the arrest of two young inen, who had just made an attempt to holdup a cigar store and also arrested a man said to have been one of three who posed as Federal officers in a garage. The squad searches for stolen autos, many of which are destroyed in the low lands near Eagle Creek, in their territory. Smock was appointed to the department Dec. 14, 1920, and lives at 571 Lynn St. He works from 7 p. m. until 3 a. m.

ONE CUT; TWO ARE HELD Police Seek Knife Wielder After Free-for-AU Fight. A free-for-all fight, Tuesday night, alleged to have been caused by a half pint of white mule, resulted In one man being in the city hospital in a serious condition today and another man and woman in the city prison held on vagrancy charges while police searched for the alleged knife wielder. Lieutenant Dean said he found Martin Meany, 28. of 1328 Silver Ave., in a house at 1180 Kentucky Ave., with a butcher knife wound In the left side. He refused to tell who cut him. Earl Duncan, 28, of 1103 Vincennes St., and Miss Marjella Thornburg, 28, of 1113 Oliver Ave., also refused to talk. AUTOS FOUND WRECKED Police Seek to IyOcate Owners of Two Machines. Police endeavored today to learn the owners of automobiles found wrecked at 1900 Massachusetts Ave., at 1 a. in. today. The officers say one of the autos with Illinois license, was blocking traffic crosswise in the street, while the other was on the sidewalk. Blood was f h the cushion of the one in the street, but a Hoosier Motor Club wreck car driver said two Army officers, who ordered him to take the car in, were not Injured. Hospitals had no patients admitted at that time and police received no special call on the accident. JUNIORS HEAR REYNOLDS Greater Activity Urged by Senior Body Secretary. Greater activity of the Junior Chamber of Commerce was urged at the luncheon today by John B. Reynolds, Chamber of Commerce secretary, and honorary president of tho junior body. Reynolds discussed plans for the mid-year meeting of directors of the National Junior Chamber here, Jan. 23-25. William Henry Harrison is chairman of arrangements.

PLAN SERVICES CHRISTMAS EVE Program at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Offered. The Christmas eve services at St. Paul Episcopal Church will be held at 10:30 p. m. Soloists will be Mrs. Everett Johnson, soprano, Mrs. J. J. Voeloker, contralto, B. R. Moon, tenor, and Orville P. Bray, bass. Clarence H. Carson is organist. The program: —Carol Service—- " The First Noel” Old French “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen". English “The Angels and the Shepherds” Bohemian “We Three Kings of Orient Are” Traditional “Good King Wmcpslas” Traditional ”0 Star. Lovely Star” "Ring On. Chrlßtmus Bells" ........ English “I Saw Three Ships” English —11:00 o'clock— Holy Communion Processional—“ Rejoice. Rejoice Believers (1863) Smart Offertory—When Chriat Was Bom of Mary” (1859) A. S. Brown Semi-Choral Communion Service. Kneeling Hymn—“ Silent Night, Holy Nihfht" (1818) Gruber Recessional—“Adcstc Fideles” (1751) —Christmas Morning, 10 o’Clock— Holy Communion ProcessionaJ—"Adeste Fidelea" (1751) wade “Kyr'a" Stainer "Gloria Ttbi” Gounod Hymn—“O Little Town of Bethlehem" Redner Offertory Anthem—“ The Song the Angels Sing" Braga-Wilsou “Gloria in Exeelsiß (Old Chant). Recssional—"Hark the Herald Angels Sing" (1840) Mendolssohn PUZZLE FOR O’BRIEN Where to Get Pay for Five Firemen, Politicians Urge. Fire Chief O’Brien and Joseph L. Hogue, city controller, today were puzzled over the mathematical problem of putting on five additional firemen with no money to pay them. Politicians are urging appointment of the five. O’Brien said there is no money in the salary budget. There remains $7,000 in the total budget, he said. BEN ~DAVIS BOYS GONE Two Missing From Homes, Police Here Told. Leslie Phillips and John Warner, both 15, are missing from their homes at Ben Davis, Ind., police were told today. One of them had a revolver, it was said. Parents believed the lads came to Indianapolis and then went to Terre Haute.

SCHOOL THE TURBINE- 'H,, O engine that works like a HELPS w “ _ t.'ODvrleht. Compton's Pictured Knrxclooedln Feature Ssrvtcs

| ERHAPS you have seen city j p tinmen dragging their hose I * to a v burning building. It is filled with water almost to the bursting point, but the nozzle is turned off. One man can hold it easily. But as soon as the nozzle is opened and the big stream started to spurt, the hose straightens and jumps like a giant snake. Two or three men have all they can do to keep its nose turned on the blaze. That sudden power, which conies from the release of a fluid under pressure, Is tho same kind of power which Is used in turbine engines, whether they be water turbines, steam turbines, or air turbines. It depends upon the momentum attained by the water or the steam. Now if you wished to use the power developed by the firemen’s hose, there are evidently two ways of doing it. You could set up a wheel with vanes or wings on its rim. and direct the full force of the nozzle as it came out of the narrow nozzle against these vanes, and the wheel would spin at great speed. This would be an example of the simplest form of turbine, called the “velocity" or "Impulse” turbine. On the other hand, imagine a number of wheels inside the hose, all of them attached to a suitable shaft, and arranged so that tho flowing water would strike them, one after the other, before it reached the nozzle. The stream through the hose would be slowed down, of course, and these wheels would not turn so fast as the one described above, which receives all at once the full force of the stream, hut they would deliver a steadier and equally powerful motion. This would be an example of the “pressure” or “reaction” turbine. There are, of course, rnanay ways of applying these two fundamental systems, but the accompanying picture shows the essential parts of the simpler forms of water and steam turbine engines. Steam under ordinary boiler pressure has one great advantage over water —it expands in volume with tremendous velocity, often as much as 4,000 feet per second. No wheel made can revolve at anywhere near this speed, but various devices are used to “tame down” the steam, such as distributing the flow through several turbine wheels in succession. The Curtis type of steam turbine uses the "impulse”

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23,1925

SANTA NOT TO MISS PATIENTS OF HOSPITALS Gifts and Song "Programs Will Bring Cheer to Wards. Indianapolis hospitals will not be neglected this Christmas. Santa Claus, gifts and programs of song, will find their way into every ainglo ward sqme time tills week. Ono hundred and forty nurses from the James Whitcomb Riley and the Robert W. Long hospitals will form a caroling procession through the wards Christmas morning and at 8 a. m. the vested choir of Christ Church will sing. Christmas night, at the Riley hospital. Group 6 of the Riley Cheer Guild will have a Santa Claus, and distribute gifts to all the children. Trees will be provided for all the wards by the park board, and will be trimmed by the guild. At Robert Ing At the Robert W. Long Hospital, the Junior auxiliary to the Public Health Nursing Association will have charge of the Christmas night program, providing trees and a gift for each patient. Scout troop No. 76 will give a moving picture show. A jolly Christmas party was given at the city hospital by St. Margaret's Guild and other friends, In the children’s ward this afternoon. There also was a party for the out patients’ department, to the little folks who have been known to Miss Margaret Bloor and the social service staff. Nurses to Sing Early Christmas morning the student nurses of the Methodist Hospital will sing carols and later the Camp Fire Girls of the Second Presbyterian Church will give a program of carols. A Christmas tree will be in the children’s ward. Santa Claus will be quite active at St. Vincent’s Hospital, as ho will have two Christmas trees to oversee —one for the nurses and another in the childrens’ ward. He will distribute gifts, sent il by friends of the children, and the nurses’ choir, which consists of twenty singers, will sing a number of Chirstmae carols early Christmas morning. YOUNGSTERS TO BE ENTERTAINED Ad Club Will Be Host ,at Luncheon Thursday. An attractive Christmas party program has been arranged by the Advertising Club, to tie presented Thursday noon in the Riley Room at tho Claypool for youngsters from the Wheeler City Mission. LltUe Betty Anne Williams, violinist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger N. Williams, 4025 Kenwood Ave. and a pupil of Hugh McGibftiy, will play, accompanied by Mrs. William F. Woerner, pianist. Beurt H. Servaas, magician, will help entertain. Dr. Edward Haines Kistler, pastor of the Falrvlew Presbyterian Church, will give a short talk and the invocation. The Rev. H. E. Eberhardt, superintendent of the mission, will give a Christmas message. Each member of the club will bring a gift for tho children. Frank Flanner, chairman of the Christmas party committee, will preside.

'system, while the rarsons type is built on the “reaction” plan. Water turbine are of immense value where a swift and plentiful supply of water is available. They are used for generating electricity, in pumping water for irrigation, etc. Some of the largest hydroelectric plants in tho world are situated tit Niagara Falls, where the vast flow is harnessed to more than a score of mammoth turbines. In the high Sierra Mountains in California where streams of water can be dammed so as to get high water pressure, impact turbines are largely used; while at Keokuk on the Mississippi, where there is an enormous volume of water under much lower pressures, the ‘pressure" or "reaction” turbines are used. Steam turbines are particularly useful for driving machinery at high speed, avoiding all the jar and loss of power involved in the ordinary "reciprocating” steam engine, lie sides driving dynamos by direct connection, they are used with great success on swift ocean vessels, such as naval destroyers and some ocean liners. The ill-fated Lusitania—sunk by a German submarine in 1915—was a fine example at a turtdne ship.

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