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Death Notices ZOLLNER. CHARLES H.—Age 71 years; beloved husband of Martha Zollner and father of Mrs. Lena Cobler Charles M. Zollner. Mrs. C. H. Sedan of Indianapolis, Albert L. Zollner of Chicago and Carl A. Zollner of New York, passed \\eane. day Feb. "4 at 1 a. m. Funeral services win be held Friday. Feb. ‘JB. at the residenoe. 1847 W. Washington St. Burial (“ooti Hid. Friends may call Vvednesday evening or Thursday afternoon and evening (Pottsville. Penn., papers pleabe <*>”•> & funeral Directors W. T. BLAISEMGYM Main Office 222tt Shelby St DRexel 2570 FLANNEK & BUCHANAN 320 N. Illinois St. . Funeral directors to the peonle to Indian Cbon a^MainMfo42 INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY Notices ol tuners! al out' e l J , *P # * to our present mortuary. Our new mortn ary will open about March 1. - BERT S GADD ‘.‘130 Prospect St Phone 9tewart 2278 George Grinsteiner Funeral KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR ma. 1154 14n '’ N UNDERTAKERS—HISEY A TITUS 96 N. Delaware Mam 3nBP - 8 Special Notices THE ELECTREAT BODY MASSAGE MACHINE . Cures rhemuatism and neuntis. LOLA WALKER. 1112 Central Ave. Apt Dist. Agt. Lin 8873. —— Kidney trouble, rheumatism and newlt cured bv electricity. MAE liiui -->• Ashland. Rand. 6330. —-- ——=- —v, PERM .4NENT-W AVING. 57.50: for appointment: f, all Lin. <O-rfL r PIANO teacher w ants beginners 80c * lesson. 10 lesson s•>. Hnm, "80. WfalTE’S BATH .ASD MASSAC jheu-lnat-lwm wnd — id Lost and Found

FOUND—Articles lov.no in Indian spoils street cars yesterday: 3 UMBRELLAS 2 PURSES 1 BASKET •’ BUNCHES OF KLIS Main 2737. ! NariOiOOlilo-t on Prospect car. DRexei 1900. Reward. of WelxJloO^-iiS^A^ 12 Help Wanted —Male nm T FCTOR for city routes regular accounts: steady work 0 ° r tuniiy" mission basis 1 wonderful OBPOnuui./ ?nnm. 427 Peoples Bank_Bl<k_ mMsmm pends t^rfto"your"letter of personal Interview. Write jour S?ucaUoii "and References. W?nte Box ‘395. rare of Timefic —— T —- xt a v~Tn Bell- new niodtH Premier Duplex new model attachments: work with supervisor: good ™™“ B ® , n ol ' o i,i machines. Call 8-10:3(LJh-gb GOOD piano accompanist for an orchestra. Dreacel 3595-JV 13 Instructions ayv learn barbe: trade. T R !11T Y “barber COLLEGE 510 E W.tlunr | ten St. Tr.nianapoh*. Ina Circle U‘Q± ! 16 Help Wanted—Female LADY wanted: middle-age; and cjro of onild: must be clean and wßl:in, to work; Slav nights. Call at 1-13 w. 35th St., between the hours o-10 p. m. 17 Situations Wanted a—Male ASH HAULING and yard cleaning wanted. Lincoln 5594. 1 MAN colored, young: housecleaning; good references call between 5 to 8:30; eveIrv. 2618. 1 do'public HAULING. Most anvthing. clean up ashes, trash, deliver cinders and manure. Ken. 1213, 6 —Female CURTAINS TO LAUDER. MRS J. LUTZ. CIRCLE 6612. . ‘ DAY WORK —BY THE DAY*. CALL RANDOLPH 2845. DAY WORKER: experienced; by day. Riley 4057. HALF DAY WORK. DAY OR WEEK. KENWOOD 4887. HALF DAY 'or day work by week by oolored woman. Kenwood 1490. HOUSEWORK bv week; neat colored girl. Kenwood 1313LAUNDRESS —Experienced home. Cali for and deliver Kenwood 454- 2208 Columbia. LAUNDRY' work done at my home by white lady; work guaranteed. Har. 3435-J. LAMP shade, making and repairing: good workmanship. Webster 3508. WAITRESS or maid by colored girl. Riley 2461. WASHING and ironing to bring home Webster 3091. WOMAN, reliable: wants housework or day work. Ran. 2361. ~ RETIRED nurse will take complete charge two ladies, elderly couple. Web. 3108. FAMILY washings by experienced woman References.' Call Ran, 0669. PRACTICAL nursing: invalids, or plain sewing by the day. Randolph 139r>. 18 Rooms lor Rent ASHLAND. 903, Apt. 2; modern room next to bath, tub and shower; walking distance. Riley 4187, BROADWAY 1115; nice large furnished front rm.; modern; walking distance. BROADWAY 2528 light, pleasant room. nicely furnished reasonable RA 1132 CAPITOL. N„ 120-; modern room: prt- . rate home; close in; l-eas. Lin. 8172. CENTRAL. 2149: attractive room: steam heat; garage optional. Ken, 2478. f COLLEGE AVE.: lovely, large room, nicely furnished; in private home: no other roomer; reasonable. Wash. 2508. DELAWARE. N.. 1649; nicely furnished rm.; home priv.; reasonable. RA 1627. DE QUINCY N.. 324: nicely furnished .-m : In mod, home; gentleman only. Ir. 4032-R. ILLINOIS. N.. 1515: f/ont rooms; $3.50 per week. MERDUAN, N.. 2208: nioely furnished rm.; good heat; ideal loca. HA. 3679-W NEW JERSEY. N.. 856; newly furnished sleeping room; S4. OHIO. W.. 114- sleeping rooms: $3 up Lincoln 5481 . kjPARK AVE.. 1540; two upper, nicely furI. nished rooms: home privileges. Ril. 4885. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 2030; well-furnished front rm.; nrivate family. Har. 2373. Hr. JOE. E.. 227; two large, well-furnished on first floor at front; walking ■erling. N.. 3014: attractively furfished room with home privileges for 2; rate entrance, Webster 1484-M. '•SOTT 1846: desirable, warm room; fam.; meals opt, Har, 3732-W. W.. 171: neatly furnished rm.: prlv. kitch. priv. optional: reasonable.

18 Rooms for Rent WASH., E.. 3500: cozy rm.. In modern home; 1 or 3 gents. Irv, 3862. DOWNTOWN sleeping rooms: steam heal European Hotel. 130 N, Delaware St. LADY to share modern apt.; walking dist. References. Lin. 7712. after 6 p. m. NORTH SIDE; private home: modern, Bteam heat: reasonable, Riley 2294. LOVELY, large frotit room: Ideal location. near creek. Ran. 4350. a—Light Housekeeping ALABAMA, N.. 708: three large desirable rooms; private bath: downstairs: front: suitable for 2 to 4 people; reasonable. ALABAMA, N.. 1126: mod., light housekpg. rooma; gar, optional. Riley 5483. BOS ART, 39' two nicely furnished rooms; home privileges: employed couple or ladies preferred. Irv, 2611-M. IIiOADWAY 1720; two clean furnished ring.: good heat; also large sleeping rm. EAST. N„ 139: rooms; furnace heat-bath; electric lights; everything turn.; $4 up. MARKET E 538: 3 rms.; furnace heat; bath: elec, lights: everything fur.; 58.50, MERIDIAN N.. 1725: room and kitchenette: also two rooms. Rand. 0377. MERIDIAN N„ 2208: living room and kitchenette: everything fur, HA. 3679-W. MILEY'. 129: two furnished: ran, electriclty; priv. eat.; $5, Bel. 1839-W, UNION St.. 1617: lovely room; adjoins bath; lady or emp, couple. DR. 3978-W. LARGE, modern room, with use of the kitchen. Ladles. Lin, 4493. LOVELY furnished. 2-room apt.; near Fountain Square. DRex. 3540-R. 2 NICE, clean, front mis. • bath adj,: furnished, modern, reas, Web, 7100. 3 UNFURNISHED rooms and kitchenette; semi-modern. Webster 5645. 6 —Board and Rooms ALABAMA. N., 1816: large rm., 2 closets. Emp. cple.. or men, 2 meals. Ran. 3169. DELAWARE St„ 841; nice room for young lady employed; good board; steam heat; plqpty hot water. Riley 3974. BARK Ave.. 1639; room and board for girls: beautiful new furniture. Must bo seen to be appreciated. ROOM and board in private family; home privileges. Riley 4358. ROOM and board In modern home; very reasonable, Belmont 0214-W. 19 * Rentals a—Houses AUDUBON, S„ 301; Irvington; double; mod.; 7 rooms; gar.; $47.50. Irv, 4U.9. BKOOKSIDE Ave, 2921: 4-rooin double; modern; garage; 535, Riley 6822.. CtiFFEY 550, live rooms: modern except fur., easily heated; newly dec. Bel. 1041. COMAK. 1633. new 5-room modem *27.50 CIVIC REALTY CO, 136 N Delaware St. Lin, 5050, CORNELL Ave.. 2470. 4 rooms, electric lights, gas. city water paid *16.50. Call MISS ILG. Main 6761, evenings MRS ELSNER Irvington 3050 DEWEY' 5844-46: nve-room double; *em<modern ; inside toilet; $25, Irv.-4119. ENGLISH AVE, 1920. 5 Rooms: Semi-Modem. EWING, 937; 4 large rooms, semi-modem, garage; $25: near E. 10th car hue. Lincoln 5487 GLADSTONE, 133 S.: 5-room modem; nearly new; many attractive features: S4O. Wash. 0378-R. Main 2890. GUILFORD, 4724; 5-room modern double. Hum. LEXINGTON, 949; eight rooms: insida toilet : garage; S3O. Lin. 8598. Cir, 6381. LINDEN St, 2027: half three-loom double: sl4. CIVIC REALTY. 136 X Del a ware Lin. 5050. , MABEL 2025; lour rooms, electrio lights, gas, inside toilet, water paid; S2O month. Wash. 2400-W. MICHIGAN. W.. 4400: two large rooms' pantry; basement. Bel, 1215, ring 1. NAOMI St, 1424; 5 rooms, semi-modern: $25. 1216 Kelly: 3 rooms’ modern FRANK S. CLARK. Main 3377, NEW JERSEY'. N, 2510:' 6-room modem double: splendid furnace. OLNEY' AND PRATT. 3423: 4 large rooms, semi-modern, attic and basements22.so; near E. 10th car line. Ran. 5763. PROSPECT. 2518; 5 rooms; gaa. electric lights; $52.50. Bel. 2271. RAY'MOND. 1339 E.; 6 rooms: bath: garage; $31.60; water paid. Stewart 1131. SALEM. 3628: between Illinois and Meridian: south half of double: 6 rooms bath, laundry, garage. Har. 3222 SPRUCE, 819; 3 rms.: -inclosed back porch; modern except furnace and bath. 11TH E, 1441; 3-room, furnished duplex; modern; beat, light, gas: water paid, 1rv0251-W. ; 22ND. sir E.; fFrooih modem double; S3O. Washington 1675-R. 24 TH E, 150: 7-room modern double; $35. Cir. 2091, Call Mrs. Ebert, 25TH st„ E. 654: modern. 7-room double $45. Kenwood 2835. 25TH, E, 727: 6 rooms, modem; *37.00. Cali Harrison 2964. UDELL. # tiU9: 4-room mbaem double; ga rage; water paid. Harrison 0882.

For Colored Good Houses 2306 Cornell: G rooma s*^s.oo 2432 N. Arsenal: 5 rooms L‘^.oo 2465 Columbia: 5 rooms 20.00 1709 Arsenal, 6 rooms -- - !?*9£ 434 Blake; 8 rooms ... 31 .0 Dunlop & 1 loltegel Modern Colored Rental Seven rooms at 2057 N. CapitoL only $35 a. month. J. G. McCullough 106 N. Delaware St. Main 1709. % DOUBLE: 6 nice rooms; modem throughout: hardwood floors: rent sonablr: extra location north, dr, 1284. SOUTH SIDE—New 4-room double; seml- ' modem; water paid; gar, Riley 5856. FIVE-ROOM halt of double and garage; near school. Irv. 3083. SEE'DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL for barealns REAL ESTATE FOR COLORED Dunbar court. 1022 N. West: 2 rooms and bath: heat, lights, gas and water furnished: S2B per month Let ianitor show you. \ DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL b — Houses, Flats Furnished EUCLID. 625: everything furnished., 5room modern cottage, near E. Michigan car lino. Garage optional. Ideal location for summer. Largo front porch: awning. c —Apartments ILLINOIS. N., 2334: 5-room upper duplex; first-ola-ss condition: heat, water furnished. Rent reasonable. Ran, 7030. ILLINOIS and 24th; 4 rooms bath. heat. water, janitor. $32.50. Har. 1042-\V. 25TH St. E.. 661: lower duplex; 4 rooms; bath. Kenwood .3541. d—Business Places \ STOREROOM Are jou looking tor a better and more modem storeroom? You will find it at 19 W South St., in the new jobbing district. A reinforced, concrete, fireproof building, suitable for light manufacturing, or jobbing purposes. Call Main 0257. Ask for MR. BREUNIG.. LODGEROOM. small, furnished: to rent Monday. Tuesday and Thursdays to uiUbs. lodges and societies. 36 W. Washington. Room 303. ROOM. 18x40 feet, uniurnished: suitable for elubroom. light manufacturing, etc.: $17.50 month. 36 W. Washington. Inquire Room 302 . r e—Miscellaneous 80-ACtIK larm for rent, one mile from Ben Davis. Lincoln 8754.

21 Real Estate for Sale b-—H ouses LEXINGTON, 1412; modern, 8 rooms; garage; one of newest and up-to-date on Ave. Will entertain best offer, MABEL. 2050: 1-room bungalow: Inside toilet; gas. electrietly; $2,500: S3OO cash. EVERROAD, Lin. 3880. MADISON. 2468: 6 rooms: thoroughly modern bungalow: large garage. Make offer, EVERROAD. Lin. 3880. STATION. 3029: bungalow: 5 rooms. modern except furnace: close to car and school: garage; 84,500; terms. Web, 6948 We Buy Real ■'Estate Lease . Contracts The Washington Company % 257 W. Wash. St. Main 0792. DOUBLE. 5 rooms to side; gas. lights, city water, inside toilet: located 1910-12 Madison Ave.; paved street; rent SSO: price $4,750: terms: SSOO down. A. F ZAINEY. 108 N, Delaware St, 10-hOOM house: zoned for business; lot 40x135; only $6,750. Wash. 2211-J. CHOICE BUNGALOW home east: reasonably priced. Call Webster 6899.

21 Real Estate for Sale b-^-Houses SOUTH SIDE BARGAINS Near Fountain Square: 8-room modern garage: good lot; paved street: terms. Founr-room modern, near Shelby’ paved street: hot water heat: beautiful lot: priced to soil al $4,250: only SSOO down Five-room modern, near Shelby: near park; beautiful lot and jrarage: SI,OOO down; evenings call Irv. 1559. T"F C* l / R t.ES R ETTTNGFR <X> 308 National City Bapk Bldg. Liu. 5057. 2,300: 5-ROOM—Lights, gas. paved street, fine neighborhood. A-l condition. 2 squares Brookside park; Vi square Brookside car line. Goode & Goode. 912 Peoples Bank Bldg. Riley 6441. Wasli. 2135-W. 5-ROOM cottage; small grocery attached: on account of Illness must dispose of. Owner, DRexei 1183. FOR NICE homes east or south call C J OSBORN DRexei 6184. 22 Real Estate Wanted WE still want one or two houses south; about fire rooms; not over 53.000. KLEE & SCHKEIBER- Lin. 3734. DAYTON REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO, 1010 Fletcher Savings A Trust Bid. 25 Miscellaneous tor Sale BENCHES. 25. church; good condilton suiwu.c lor auuoui’iuin. oumlav school lodge room or ass-mbly room: very low price. F BANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N Illinois St. CHOCOLATES. Herman's fresh, home. 70c value 40c lb.: stands 113-603 City Mat, CINDERS, line tor driveways and garages. $1.50 load. BEI 4314, DR. 0344. LARD RENDERING OUTFIT portable smoka house, lee box. Bel. 3649-M. MACHINE. Star drilling, steam traction No .2. capacity 1,000 ft, complete with 4-ln. water well tools and walking beam. In good condition: using it now; cheaps C. 9. WILCOXON. Gwynnevllie. Ind. OFFICE FURNITURE; our entire equipment; price right. FLANNEII & BUCHANAN, 320 N, Illinois St, RANGES 3: hree-burner; never been used: with oven: S2O. Dllex. 0880. RUGS AND LINOLEUM AT IA) WEST !>Kl oorfman rug company 207 W Wash St Opp Statehouse SODA FOUNTAIN AND CARBONATOR’ A-l CONDITION: BARGAIN DP, 3896 SUIT, tailored; bargain: several 1-place dresses; size 40. Main 6728. Tarpsumfflmis Truck Covers Waterproof Duck All sizes. Priced Right.. Stee Us and Save Money. Phone BElmont 0367 M. L. OOLDBERQ AND SON CO. 1302-6 W. Washington SL WASHER’S, Easy. 'Thor.' Cos (Tic Id. Eden: A-l ccuuiitiou: oasb or terma. iOk-4 Porsiiinp. Bel. 0H96-W. MAHOGANY well and floor cases arid baJcony equipment. _ „ Hamilton jewelry co„ 9 N. Meridian St. CHILDBED'S barber shop equipment, Inc. wash stand, cases, chairs. See Sales Manager. Schlcss Bros. Cos, State Lite B ug. a—Musical Instruments PIANO, player; brand new; beautiful mhi'gany; special this week. 8295; terms. RITTKRp. Till N. llllnola. Ur. 1195. _ PIANO. slightly used.’ with bencU. rolls: bargain by finishing paymts. Cir. 0832, PIANOS to rent $1 nex month and up BALDWIN PIANO CO on the Circle

26 Miscellaneous Wanted BABY' CARRIAGE OR STROLLER REGARDLESS OF CONDITION. Lin. 1634. CAST-OFF CLOTHING We pay more for used gents’ suits. Circle 2244.. 9 X. West St. Calls answered promptly. SALVAIION Arm> industrial Home Help u to help others with your used clothing. magazines news etc Phone Wagon. Riley 6622. 27 Business Announcements CABINET WORK—Furniture made to or der and repaired: screen work: trellises and pergolas, Randolph 1210. CARPENTERING; prompt, expert service; estimates, free. Webster 4660. DESK space In trout office: $lO month, including desk, phone., etc. 108 N. Delaware St. Room 205. / mAIHKKe jo us n t sold anu renovated feathei mattresses sud ortlows made K F BUKKLE 416 Mum. Main 1428 HOUSECLEANING, window washing, hardwood floors polished; odd lobs. Li. 6057. PAPER cleaning, uaintlng and paint washing, work guaranteed WILLIAMS Lin 4194 PAPER CLEANING „ 1 ROOM WORK GUARANTEED PAPER hail, ring and painting: prompt. e?~-jK-rt service: complete samples earned: estimates free. Webster 0512.* PAPER HANGLINO*" first-class. $4.50 a room and up; paper turn, Web. 5169 RADIO batteries reeliarired. 50c: batteries. 6-volt. $5. Dearborn Gar.. 3218 E. Mien. RUGS. 9x12, tbrly cln’d . $2; ail work guv SUPERIOfI CLEANERS Ken. 4462 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGE 201 Indiana Ave 28 Storage and Transfer ■ PACKING atid iiauling. storage; will load car household goods for Miami. Feb. 24 Can handle additional tonage. OTTO J SUEZ. Main 3628-2353 Web. 4o<-0699-W. NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Call at all imeg. Randolph 3741 MOVING and Trucking. Reliable men tall R, )R MM A N Web 5671 29 Business Opportunities BUNGALOW for sale: 4 roonis. Would take lipht car as part payment. Could be bought with payment of about SSOO dov.uu DRexei 2112. HLSiNhStb or trade*, notnwft too large lo list with BILLY ILAYNE 310-311-312 Holliday Bldg. MEAT MARKET—Located northeast, doing cash business; can rent fixtures with building: 4 rooms in rear; priced for quick sale. Web. 5191: eves, Web. 0840. By owner. , RESTAURANT—WouId accept one-hali ton Ford truck for part payment. DRex. 2112. ROOMING HOUSE; 8 rooms; cheap rent: $350 cash. Owner leaving city BILLY LAYNE. 310-311-312 Holliday Bldg. Circle 7176. ROOMING; HOUSE How's this. 10 rooms close in. S3OO dowry BILLY LAYNE 310-311-312 Holliday Bldg Circle 7176

30 Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLET, 1923 dump truck, with Mandt. body: used only for demonstrator- $350. STONE CHEVROLET CO, 540 E. Wash. CHEVROLET. 1923 sedanette; bumpers; runs and looks fine; owned and driven bv a lady and is worth tho money we ask- SIOO down, balance twelve months. STONE CHEVROLET CO- 540 E. Wash. CHEVROLET, 1923' COUPE Reflnished like new. L Wolle Auto Cos., 561 N. Capitol Ave. CHRYSLER IMPERIAL COUPE. PRACTICALLY NEW. JUST BROKE IN GOOD. CAN BE BOUGHT AT A BIG SAVING. LOCOMOBILE 955 N. MERIDIAN Phone LI ncoln 1171. CHRYSLER sedan. 1926; like new; your car in trade; terms. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES. 917-23 Virginia Ave. Dodgre, 1923 Roadster Original paint. I. Wolfe Auto Cos, 561 N. Capitol Ave. DODGE special toumg, 1925; in excellent condition; $600; trade or terms. 344 N, Delaware. ESSEX coach; 6 months old: private ownor; leaving city; $585. Ran. 5760, Ford Four Door Sedan 1924 model: lock wheel and other extras: cord tires: price $300: down payment $75.00. Smith & Moore, Inc. 528 South Meridian St. Open Evenings and Sundays. Main 6650. Ford 1924 Master Body Fordor Sedan \ For quick sale. SIOO down, balance in 12 months. Our price is less than the body alone cost JONES-WHITAKER SALES CO.. 343 N. Capitol. Main 5047. Open evenings and Sunday, FORD tudor. 1025: guaranteed to be in A-l condition throughout: $375: terms or trade. 344 N. DELAWARE.

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30 Automobiles for Sale 11 A CAR FOR EVERY FOCKETBOOK. TWELVE MODELS TO SELECT FROM IN TilE NEW FLI NT. RECONDITIONED USED CARS THAT WE GLAD L Y RECOMMEND. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU OUR MOST COMPLETE LINE. JNDIANAPOLIS FLINT CO. 962 N. MERIDIAN. RILEY 5530, FORD TOURINGS Seveni of them. Your money’* worth Or vour money bark. HUFF-BTJICK SALES CO. 363 N. Illinois SL FORD BODIES Ten rood. late style tourings, coupes, roadsters California tops and cl as* In clo,ure 9WI33HKLM A PARKER FORD, 1923 COUPE Shock absorbers and many other extras; $25 down and $5 per week for 25 weeks. JONES-WHITAKER S.AI.K9 CO, 343, N. Capitol Ave. Main 5647. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD. 1924 touring: starter: demountable; National body, speedometer, shock absorbers. Better hurry on this one. The price Is right. $63 down, balance easy. STONE CHEVROLET CO, 540 E. Wash. FORDS Best used Ford bargains in city. WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443-61 Virginia Ave. DRexei 5020. Open Evenings and Sundays. PORD 1921 two-door sedan; bumper, bpotllght. lock wheel. Don't belim-e you can beat this for $125; terms. STONE CHEVROLET. 549 E. Wash. FORD coupe. 1921 ■ $150: $25 cash. $3 week. Dearborn Garage. 3218 E. MlchHUDSON Super Six; price $195: SSO down, $5 week. Dearborn Garage, 3218 E. Mich. Lincoln Coupe Rrpoese.sed car —throe months old. Save 51.250 on this car Another one at $2,876. _ Wangelin-Sliarp Used Car Show 428 N Meridian SL Llti. 8040, MARMON 192. J 7-PASS. TOURING, NEW TIRES, 10,000 MILES; WONDERFUL CONDITION. PRICED TO SELL. LOCOMOBILE 955 N. MERIDIAN. PHONE LINCOLN 1171.

Marrnon Sedan Late model; just reflnlshed In unusually attractive Dueo. Completely equipped and reedy to give thousands of miles of satisfactory service. The price is as attractive as the appear an oe Wangelin-Sharp Used Car Show. 428 y. Meridian 8L Lin. 8040. Open evenings and Sunday. Marwell Sedan 1924. $575. Ford Coupe 1925. $4lO. Wangelin-Sharp Used Car Show 428 y. Meridian St. A Lin. 8040. MONHOE touring: good mechanical condL ,iou; good tires: SSO for quick sale. CITIZIiNS fdOTOU CAR CO- 31 W. Thlrteenth. • NASH (3 TOURING $125 Wire wheels, brand new top and curtains, four very good tires. A real bargain. THE LATIIROP-McFARLAND CO„ 418-24 N. CAPITOL AVE. Main 2480. Open evenings and Sunday. Olds 4 Cpdpe Refinished: practically new tires: $l5O down. L Wolio Auto Cos.. 561 N. CajntoL OVERJxAND 6; 1923 sedan.' Just like new'. Small down payment, balance E Z terms. HAY34ES-BCHMXDT INC. 120 W. North. Lincoln 7575. The Willys-Knlght and Overland Dealers. STAR. 1923 touring; $160; $26 down. $5 week. Dearborn Garage. 3218 E. Mich. Stearns-Knight Sport sedan. Hottest looking car in town. Perfect tn every way Not enough miles on It to break it in. and $2,000 off the original cosL It’s complete with accessories. Wangelin-Sharp Used Car Show 428 N- Meridian St. Lin. 8040. Open Even!ngg and Sundays. Studobaker, 1924 Touring Hew two-tone paint job. See this one before you buy any six touring; $l5O down, balance in 12 months. Jonea-Whit-akrr Sales Cos, 343 N. CapitoL Mam 6647. Open evenings and Sunday. STUDKBAKEJt 1925 duplex phaeton; like new. Call Webster 0561-B. Stutz Roadster If you've ever had s longing to own a sporty lookinr roadster, here’s your chance. And it’s only SB6O. Red wire wheels and everything. New Duco. Completely overhauled-Wangelin-Sharp Used Car Show. 428 N. Meridian St. Lin. 8040. _ Open evenings and Sundays. Wills c te. Claire Tonring Wonderful \ looking car and perfect mechanically: $825. That’s the price, not the down paymenL Nuff said. Wangelin-Shafp Used Car Show. 428 N. Meridian St Lin. 8040. WILLYS-KNIGHT, 1925 touring; six cylindex*; like new. L*. T. AXJJ*iN MOT\.R SALES, 917-23 Virrinia Ave*. NOW THAT THE SHOW is over, why not look at some of our special buys In good used cars of standard makes ind worth the money ? Both open and closed models. Visit our showroom and see the right car you want at the right pric you want to pay. MURPHY-RICKENBACKER COMPANY 440 N. Capitol. Lincoln 7554.

SPECIAL 1926 Oakland demonstrator: like new. ' MILLER ROBINSON, Inc. 1025 N. Meridian. Open until 0. Main 6600. 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan Lock wheel, shock absorbers, speea ometer. five cord tires: down payment SBS Smith & Moore, Inc. .528 South Meridian St. Open Evenings and Sundays Main 6650 1925 ROLLIN SEDAN Fully equipped ami in very good mechanical condition. An excellent buy at $695: down payment S2OO balance 12-16 months. SCANLAN OLDSMOBILE SALES, 510 N. Delaware St. Riley 2460 BARGAINS Late model Chevrolets. Overlanda. Fords. Sedans. Tourings, and Roadsters. Small down bayment. Your car in trade. L. T. i.LLEN MOTOR SALES OVERLAND 1925 de luxe 6edan; five balloon tires: plenty extras: small down payment: balance E Z terms. HAYNES-BCHMIDT. INC. 120 W. North. Lincoln 7575. The Willys-Knight and Overland Dealers. SEE the New Day Jewett, $995. Your ear in trade. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES. 017 23 Virginia Ave. BETTER ears—Belter prices—Better term* MARION CHEVROLET CO. 963 N Meridian St. Lin. 5361,

30 Automobiles for Sale coMe to Capitol Overlaid You’ll Do Better on Y'our Overlands and Willys-Knights * Also Used Cars 1925 Overland touring $365 1924 Overland roadster 396 1923 St jd (baker “Liglit 6 .. 395 1923 Overland touring 195 1923 Willys-Knight touring ... . 573 1924 Hupp coupe-sedan 875 (Niw paint.) 1923 Overland roadster 195 1925 Essex coach 69;> 1920 Nash touring 200 1923 Durant sedan • . . . 4Pn 1924 Overland sedan 4<. 1924 Ford touring 100 Several good cars for SSO each. Take your pick. Capitol Overland Company N. Capitol Ave. at Michigan Lincoln 5395-5396. USED FORDS—ALL MODELS YOU SAVE AT €& HwtiffudjeiticeßuiCt AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE (OcoKrip^nr OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. MA 4708

YOU DON'T TRUST TO LUCK WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR FROM HUFF-BUICK SALES CO., 363 N. ILLINOIS ST. 1924 Ford Tudor-Sedan SoW In Niwember* look wheel, five cord tires This oar is in splendid ; newly painted; looks like new; down pay ment 5100 Smith & Moore, Inc. 678 South Meridian St. Opea Evenings and Sunday!. Main 6630. HIGH CLASS USED CARS 1924 Oidamoblle uport touring. 1923 Buick. 4-cylinder touring. 1923 Durant touring. Small Down Payment. No Brnkrragp. Ll GUY LONG 1114 N. Meridian. Lin, 6863, 1921 COLK tournig $175 90 Elgin. 4-pa. sport $250j)0 1924 four pass l’eerloas coupe. . . . ssdO’.t>o f/ocomoljile. 7-pass touring $350.00 Stutz pliaeton. 1923 soso 00 Stutz roadster v S3OO 00 StuU touring. 6-pass S3OO 00 Small payment down, balance monthly. These cara are in perfe.-t condition. STCTZ FACroitV BRANCH. . 957 N Meridian. Open Evenings and Sunday A. M. 1925 FORD COUPE Balloon tire*, speedometer This car it* •even month* old: In perfect condition: price 5380: small down payment, balance weekly or monthly payments Smith & Moore, Inc. 628 South Meridian St. Open Evenings and Sundaya Main 6630. SPECIAL lf'2s Ford coupe. Just what you are looking lor. MILLER ROBINSON, Lnc. 1025 N. Meridiem Open evenings until 9. Main 6600. 1925 Ford Touring Balloon urea lock wheel: perfect condition: down payment $75 Smith & Moore, Inc. 528 South Meridian St. Open Evenings and Sundaya Main 6650 r

SPECIAL 1925 Chevrolet coupe: like new MILLER ROBINSON 1025 N. Meridian. Open until 9. Main 6600. USEIVcAR. RECONDITIONS®: I.'kxTnU TON MOTOR IX) 1142 N Meridian GOOD nSED CARS^ 948 q wmT7 824 v Meridian 8t a—T rucks FORD ton truck; stake body; 1925 model delivery; new in November: $400; trade or terms. 344 N, Delaware. FORD light delivery; panel closed cab: 1925 model; in service only two weeks: $375. 344 N. DELAWARE. 31 Automobiles Wanted Autos VV 7 anted 102* 102&. 1024 uo .026 model* preferred; we pay ciuP and drei pilckJy save time by seeu.i os first 1. Wolf Auto Cos. 55>l Capitol Ave. Borne; North M Plenty of parking space Lim_ 4619 USED CARS: HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. WANTED 100 CARS TO JUNK. SAM CARAK, 319 N CAPITOL. USED CARS bougnt atm sold GOLDBKKG 52V N _Cnitol 32 Auto Supplies, Repairs AUTO reilnishing. Eback J & Gentry. See Ba first 532 N. Capitol. Riley 2760. BES’I used tires any size wholesale and retail Open evenings ROGERS T! b E SHOP 3117 W Washington Bel 4300. 33 Motorcycles, Bicycles MOTORCYCI.ES. Wo sell and exchange. ALLEN 50’■ Mass, Ave, Main 7029. EVER k THING ioi tbt bicycle. ROBERTSON Cl CMS STORE 940 Mass. Ave. 37 Money to Loan

NEED MONEY t Quick, Confidential Loans on Your Furniture. Cash JLn 24 Hours No Red Tape, No Publicity. Easy Repay Plans. SECURITY IN V. AND LOAN CO. 136 N. Delaware St. Lin. 5050. NKEITMUNEYt Uuicfcly. confidentially and rmsineea-Uke dealings is a Dart of the service we cits LOAMS ON Pianos, Amos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN &). 141 Vo E. Washington St. MA in 7)585. LI ncoln 7184. AUTO LOAN COT Loans to car owners tecai rales. Ml Schmidt, lsjg W North St. Lincoln 7676. 3URST or Second Mortgages on Indianapolls or It diana real estate. Prompt iervice. R. B .WILSON Lin 6104 1101 National City Sank Bldg. $2 000 000—To loan on cnod farms. WALTER ST CLAIR. 015 Traction Bldg

30 Automobiles for Sale SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS ON IM I’ROVED Indianapolis real estate: quick service. We also make construction loans 438 K. of F Illog. LOAN'S 810 lo $30(1 Room 537 100 R Mmlict 8t _ I’bnne Xf aln 1279 Coal and Wood REDUCE YOUR COAL EXPENSE If You Have Been Burning Too Much Coal TRY . MONARCH Large 6-inch block, clean forked. i’liis coai docs not come off the lop o* the ground. It Is a deep shaft nilnn. ll Hill last as long snil is almost as high In het unit as West Virginia coal W# recommend it to he the biggest hnrgain tn a ton of coal on the market, regardless ol kind or price INDIANA NO 5 Our guarantee 2.000 lbs to a ton and a square deal NAOELSON COAL CO. 83 ii' E. St. CSalr Corcie 0355 Wuy pay more? OLD HICKORY WHITE ASH LUMP ILLINOI9 DIST NO 7 7IN TO 6-IN LlTifl* $4.90 2 Tons, $9.50 Remember, this is a clean , forked lump and a good burning i coal. Banner Feel Go. St. Clair and Davidson Sts. RI. 1866.

COAL PHONE U NCOLN 7581 Take Advantage at Our “EXPERIENCED SERVICE SINCE 1877.” Be Assured the Right Fuel for the Purpose. MATERIAL CO. ALLIED BLDG.. 14 VV. OHIO ST. 'Delivery Yards Cover the City." Consider QiiHlity'When Buying KINDLING WITH EACH TON Genuine Glendora—The Wonder Goal Sullivan County Indiana Best Glendora 6in block. Ige fkd $7.00 Best Glendora llx.i ip. cln fkd . .16.00 Be*l Glendora 2x4 egg cln fkd....l2f> Va and Ky—The Best That Is Mined Best W Va H-tn block, ige, fkd $7 00 Best W Vv 2x4 egg cln fkd ffl 25 Beat Va Mine Run 60 pet Ip jLv.SO Va Mine trom Kanawha District. Best K Ky flarlin Cos Q-in Ig fkd $7 (K ntV OtTR HOOSIER ASH Bums well and holds fire over night Hoosier Asli ind No 6 Ip 6ln fkd $5 8 1, Hoos Ash lid No 6 2x4 em fkd ss.do ilest Linton No 4 Ind 6in Ip fkcj $5 70 Best Ind 4-in Ip, No 3 cln fkd $5 Ay Best fnd No 6, 2x4 egg cln fkd. $5.25 Best 6-in Venmlior Cos. in. cin fkd s■’> 5C Beal Vermilion Cos 2x4 egg cln fkri 2 Dlivered anywhere in the dt UNION ICE AND COAL 1910 Bluff Ave. Dltex. 4621. bince 1908 Dependable.

Coal of Quality Only Indiana Lump Shoveled, No. 4... .$5.00 West Virginia Lump, 4 inch shoveled ..$7.00 Egg, 2x4-inch shoveled. .$5.75 Also Pocahontas Lump Shov..sß.oo E. Ky. Lump Shoveled.. .$7.00 Ferree-Case Lumber Cos and Deloss Sts. DR. 2905 W. Va.. 3x6 Egg forked $6 00 W Va, 4in Ip, fkd $6..>0 Logan Comity, Virginia Poco mine run. 50C# lp f/ 90 Poco. 6 in. Ip, fk * 8 60 McDowell County. Virginia. Wheel in 35c*. J. & I. COAL CO. 1205 Roaehe, Ran. 2471. COAL BARGAINS Ind. 4-m. ikd. Ip 55 5? W Va 2x4 Egg, fkd. $0.50 W Va 4-in fkd. Ip $7 00 GET OUR PRICES ON POCAHONTAS NORTH ST. COAL YARD Lin ’1455 Cir 5556 Night. Irv 4020 BRAZIL (Ind.) BLOCK -A 1U 24 IN LP. $5.25 PER TON. Brazil pea and nut. $4.50 EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL h 34 Fowipr M min WHITE ASH LUMP J. D. JOHNSON 311 GUARANTY BLDG Cir 6984. Rilev 5444 _ Riie.v 4164. TRY OUR MAJOR COAL M AJOR COAI C<> Ran 4129 39 Legal Notices

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION, BRIDGE DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the constnictlon of certain bridges on State highways will be received by the Director of the Indiana Stain Highwav Commission at his office in the Stata Capitol Building in Indianapolis until 10 o’clock a. m.. March 9. 1926. when all pro. posala will be publicly opened and rend. These bridges are further described as follows: Seott Connty—One bridge on Road 1-E over the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Inter state Public Service Company and Stueker Creek, consisting of two spans of 84 feet each and two spans of 150 feet each, with apuroach grading and small culvert included. The plans and specifications may be examined at the office of the State Highway Commission. 16 N. Senate Ave, Indianapolis. or copies thereof will be forwarded upon payment to t lie Director of $5 per set. No refund will bo made for plans returned. Proposals must be made upon standard forms of the Indiana State Highway Commission. which will be supplied upon request. Each bidder, with his proposal, shall submit his bo-id payable to the State of Indiana in the penal sum of one and onehalf (1%) times the amount of his proposal with good and sufficient security to the approval of the Director. SUCH BOND SHALL BE ONLY ON THE FORM SPECIFIED BY TOE DIRECTOR. COPIES OF WHICH WILL BE FURNISHED UPON REQUEST. The right is reserved by the Director to reject any or all bids or to award on bid that is in his judgment most advantageous to the State of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Director. Feb. 17. 24. 1926.

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Tl*> Eucalyptus tree and its tiny seeds and flowers.

SHE tallest tree In the world according to some authorities 1h the Eucalyptus amaßdalina, a member of this groat and valuable group of gum trees, native to Australia; and the specimen which holds the record was found prostrate In the colony of Victoria and measured 470 feet in length. Tho tall white stems of these trees, smooth as marble columns, frequently rise 00 or 70 feet from the ground without a branch. From such giants down to the small eucalpytus bushes so common In (.*allfornla, the members of this group, which embraces more than IDO species, are among the most beautiful, interesting and useful trees known to use. The wood is very tough and durable and Is much used for ship and wharf-building because It resists decay in the water. It takes a high polish and so la valuable for Interior finishing. Certain eucalyptus trees yield a gummy sap, from which tannin Is obtained. Tho inner bark of some species consist of very tough long fiber, used for ropemaking, paper and thatch. The leaves which in many species turn edgewise to the sun. furnish the eucalyptus oil (eucalyptol) used In medicine for its germ-killing and stimulating properties. The nanio eucalyptol comes from two Greek words meaning “well covered,” referring to tho abundant foliage. Because this enormous leaf area enables them to evaporate Into the atmosphere the vast, quantities of water absorbed by their roots, eucalyptus trees are often planted In swamps, which they help to drain. It is this faculty'of drying up mosquito marshes, rather than their pungent odor, which hns won for them their- reputation as safeguards against malnrial'-mosquitoes. Tho eucalyptus genus lielongs to the family of myrtles. Among the most common species of the eucalyptus are the blue gum, valuable for Its timber, the hnanna gum, valued for the nectur of its white blossoms, of which bees uro very fond; the jarrah tree, most used for wharfs and docks, and the swamp mahogany, the best reclaimer* of swampy lands. In tho warmer parts of the United States, especially in

BANDITS ARE SOON TAKEN Two Said to Have Impersonated Officers. liamilt careers of Ray C. Jarvis, 2G, of 1942 N. Olney St., arui Steve R. Smock, 2tl, of 811 S. Tremont Ave, were short lived Tuesday night and today they are in city prison, charged with highway robbery. State policeman Bridges arrested the men thirty minutes after they are nlleged to 7 have stopped Arthur Mendell, 1002 S. West St, near Maywood, Ind. The men said they were State policemen, after drawjnff re volvers. They charged Mendell with speeding, asking if he had any money to gain his release; according to his story. The two bandits took fifteen dozen eggs and $2 from Mendell's mother, Mrs. Lydia Zellar, and drove nway. The men were traced through the license number of another auto, the driver of which spoke to tho bandits. E. E. Chambers, attendant at the Standard Oil filling station at Fairfield and College Ave, will look at the men to see if they are tho two who took sls from him in a daylight hold-up Tuesday. CLASS TO GIVE PLAY “The Country Girl,” a comedy- j drama, will he presented by the Irvington M. E. Church "Live Wire” class at the Irvington school auditorium, Friday night. Proceeds will go to the new Irvington M. E. Church, now under construction.

39 Legal Notices NOTICE To the creditor* and stockholder* of the R. L. Dolling* Company, the International Note and Mortgage Company, the Clay Product# Company and all person* Interested: Notice is hereby given that on the 20tl> duv of February. 1926. the under signed Receiver of the above companies, filed in the several causes having jurlsdl' • tion of the respective receivership* tn the Superior Court of Marion Countv. Indiana. Room 2. to-wit: In Cause No 21985 Her bert E. Fink v. the It I, Dolling* t'ompanv: Cause No. 21990. Herbert K Fink v. International Note and Mortgage Com HI J .and Cause No 22125 George W. Shoemaker v. the Clay Product* Company, his report and petition for the proposed reorganization of said the Clay Products Company and hi* jH-tltlon to settle and compromise the respective claims of said the R. I, Dolling* Company and the International Note and Mortgage Company, against said the Clay Products Company, by accepting and receiving in payment of their respective claim* preferred stuck or the new corporation which is proposed to l>e organized, and to take over the property, assets and business of said the Clay Products Company. Notice is further hereby given that said petition has been set for hearing by the above named Court on tho 10th day of March. 1926 at 9:30 o'clock am, or a* soon thereafter as said petition can Isheard, at which time and place all persons who may deslr- to be heard In connection therewith are hereby notified to appear. fIEKT McHRIDE. Receiver. Feh, 24. 1926. ON or after Feb. 24. 1926. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any one than myself. CHESTER JACKSON.

FEB. 1926

. EUCALYPTUS The I |-'i Great Tree That Grows From a Tiny Seed.

California, a small eucalyptus lumber Industry Is being developed from trees originally Imported from Australia, whoso product Is known lit California and the southern States as southern gum-wood.

SORDID DETAILS OF ‘GRANDPA’S’' MURDER CITED State Witness Tells How Aged Man Was Beaten to Death. Bv Unit*ft Pro* CHICAGO. Feb. J4c— details of how an old man was beaten over the hend until the body ceased to quiver and moans ended, ore being written Into the murder trial of Grandma Kllwi Nusbaum, *t, end John Walton Winn, 87, ns Btate witnesses take the stand. They are accused of murdering so that they might enjoy Grandpa Albert Nushnum’s money with their lovo unmolested. Isnit.il Murder Edward Goff, self-admitted accomplice to the murder, took the stand yesterday and told how Winn hnd planned and carried out what the State tenns ono of Chicago's most brutal murders. Goff took up the story when Grandpa was lying on the floor, unconscious from a Mow. “Winn hit him again,” Goff xuid. "Then he took a blanket and covered the old man's face. Then ho took his foot and stamped tho hem^ V flj forced to do the same," Then Goff went on to tell how Winn abandoned his first Idea of burning the !ody. He said it was finally decided to hide tho body In tho attic. Auto l serf “About, midnight, Marion Htriughnm (another defendant), and 1, under death threat by Winn, went to the attic and carried tho body down to an automobile, “Then Winn, with a gun In one hand and a hunting knife In the other, ” ordered the oar driven to a deserted prairio whero the body was thrown out.” Grandma sits In the courtroom muttering over* and over, “O, God, Is It true?” And dabs her eyes.

SPEED CHARGED 12 MOTORISTS Four Are Held for Other Minor Violations. Twelve motorists were arrested on Njteedlng charge* Monday night. They were; Omer Kinsey, 28. of 1231 Roaehe st.: irvin Bow)—, ik. .Were, of Ilf? Vandeman tvo.; H*nr . J Johnson, 82, of 132 E. Fifty-First ut.A and Walter Isockwood, 43, of 151S Knpiios St.; Joseph Edwards, 23, of 409 ICuclld Ave.; Thoma* Harnett, S3, of 41 E. Forty-Ninth Nt ; Gharlee Lunsford, 81, of 1194 N Alabama St.; Carl A. Sanders, 33, of 3852 Winthnq> Ave, William Blake, 21, of 345 Vi E. Morris St.; Carl M. Jackson, 58, of R. R. Is, Bo* 10; A. 8. Zimmerman, 22, of 51 W. Fail Creek Blvd., and E. R. Arnold, 19, of fit) N. Tremont Ave. Arnold wa* nisi* charged with failure to have a chauffer’s license. Three drivers were charged with minor traffic violations. Gene L. Alger, IS, of 1710 E. Ohio St., was charged with driving with defective brakes.

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