Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 298, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1926 — Page 15

APRIL 15, 1926

INDIANA PAPER CARRIED SCOOP UPON ‘BEN HUR’ _—r Newspaper Woman Recalls Story of Proposed Publication 46 Years Ago. 11 v Timra snrcial NEW" YORK. ApriA 15.—New York newspapers today print the story tie-' scribing how the . Crawfordsville (Ind.) Journal printed the first scoop on the proposed publication of “Benllur/’ by Gen. Lew Wallace fortysix years ago. After viewing the motion picture version of “Ben-Hur,” now showingin New York. Elizabeth Hiatt Gregory, a New York newspaper woman and magazine writer and widow of i he late Frank W. Gregory, told how her husband received from General Wallace's own pen the first notice \of the impending publication of the story of ‘‘A Tale of the Christ.” ( ailed at Study Gregory, as a young reporter, used to call daily at the general’s study hi Crawfordsville, according to Mrs. Gregory. He went there with hopes of getting a news heat, as the general nvos prominent iff law and politics. arid his intimates said he had finished anew novel white in New Mexico, where lie had been the appointive governor of the territory. One day an important missive came to him in the mails from Hariier & Eros., publishers, and the general replied to the questioning of the newspa)*er man: ‘‘l've got it for you. f.end me your notebook and I will write it down.” Here is what he wrote: Told of Book ”The title of the book is ‘BenHur, a Tale of the Christ.’ The hero is a Jew. The scene is variously laid, but chiefly in Antioch and Jerusalem. It opens with the birth of Christ and concludes with His crucifixion. The thirty years’ interval between thp entry of Christ upon His mission is filled with accessory incidents on land and on sen. going to shdw the cleinoraliff.i----1 tion which prevailed in the world. The book is orthodox, recognizing Christ as the Sorfof God. The Harper brothers .of New York are the publishers atul the copy has been delivered to them. The book will be issued as soon as possible. The author began the book before his appointment to New Mexico and onefourth of it was written 'in that country. Whatever may be said of it. It is original. I believe there has never been anything like it.” This first adavnee notice of “BenHur” appeared in the Crawfordsville Journal forty-six years afo, and it was substantially the way the book was advertised when issued soon afterward by Harpers.

MORE WOMEN FOR CONGRESS, TRIO PREDICTS Denies Miss Robertson’s Opinion Representation Will Continue Small. fill Timm Unrein! WASHINGTON. April 15. —Women are in Copgrpss to stq,y, They have a definite place there. The trio now i nthe House will'be joined by others ft) the next Congress and by slid others as time goes on. This is the forecast of the ’'woman’s bloc" in the present Congress* nil three members of which are so strong in this belief afters session here that they are seeking re-elec-tion. Those in touch with the situation in their districts say they all will be returned, though there is opposition. Their prediction, is in contrast with the opinion expressed not weeks ago by a former woman member of Congress, Miss Alice Robert-* son. Miss Robertson, who is responsible for many quaint and witty statements which often startled by their frankness, said she believed there would never me more than two or three women in Congress at the same time. Newspaper Woman The Oklahoma woman. who returned her** as a newspaper correspond! n t after her service in Congress, is recognized as somewhat of a. sage, but those who have followed her fti Congress believe she is wrong this time. The women here now. Representatives Rogers of Massachusetts and Kahn of California, Republic ans. and Representative Norton of New Jersey, like their work. a! ..though all admit they have been very busy. They ajjrec that the function o' a woman in Congress ik just the same of a man. They expect to lie treated on an equal basis, asking no Special favors. “Women will he especially ■hplpfiil in welfare legislation, in helping with measures that affect the home, the woma.fi and the child," Mrs. Norton said. “There is riot a particle of differ ence in tlie fond ion of- a man and •i woman in Congress,” Mrs. Kahn said. I think tiqit lias been demonstrated h.v tlie work of the women here now. especially in their committee work. . Novelty Worn Off “Tin* men now accept us just as they do men members. The novelty hns worn off. ] -think this is a natural development from tlie rec ognitlon of women in business and (ommeijrial life." Mrs. Norton said if was ’her opinion that wotrmn wlio have served in State legislatures should come to Congress. She believes that women should go through tlie various steps, just as men do. being pro moted from one step to another. There is one thing about tlie women members -,o"f^’on gross. They attend the Mouse sessions regularly, even sitting throdgh tedious consideration of appropriation lulls, and they are Very zealous in their committee attendance. 4

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m DIVERSITY, SAYS SPEAKER Caesar and Napoleon Had Nothing on Wives for Doing Many Things. Hil 'I in S t)i fin I (T H< CO. April 15.—Caesar ;vpd Napol on didn't have a thill'? on mod 'ru American wives' in tlie matter of doing many different things at once, according to Harry Edward Freund, director of the American Research Foundation, in an address here. “Rome inArvellcd at Caesar's ability to dictate love letters, memoirs, poetry and business notes simultun cously in a stuff of Kf>irretnriis.” sad Frc-mil. "Bonaparte's rapid-fire diov tatiiVi kept six aide-de-camps bowed iper their-desks. But ncithei Caesar noi Nanolcon worked faster than tliT present-day home manager. “The average housewife does five or six tasks at once without calling on historians to write tlie fact in her biography. It is not au uncommon thing for a ip other t<> be cooking, amusing the baby, arranging a party in her mind, giving advice to her o',lev eh.Hdrin and planning lie fami'y's budget, all at the .--nnie time. "The home manager carries off hi r various role- of mother, housekeeper, cook and wife with a skill that the average man might well envy. She must know foods; she must see to it that her family is supplied witl#such essentials to a healthfully balanced diet as fresh milk or germ-free evaporated milk, which is often fresher than' bottled milk, eggs, vegetables and fruits in season. \ “Asa mother, a woman must know tlie principles of elilbl hygiene, besides being something a doctor, p yclio'ogist and philosopher, first aid export and household angel.'* 1 Death Notices SCHMIDT MRS. PKI,I.A K.—Age 45 years, he In veil wife of Edward TT. and mother of Everett. Adolph and Charlotte. passed iwav at the home on Michigan ltd.; Stop .1. Thursday morning. There will be a, eraver at the home, then services at St. Paul's M K. Church. Saturday at 2 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. 5 tuner at Directors Fllamoer <k Bydhaoao Now in Our New Mortuary, 25 West Fall Credit Blvd. Phono Kan 1400-4401-44(.!2 No rttKlMj liaise lor the ufcylln Pilehc: <u iii or the iith *er\iie room* Visitor- muy ca.l ah.v t;m '*R CM A TORY >y.h VICE Piiaurjuneir 4s Buclhariiaini U I bLA.SLMi YAi Man .Mm 2Y26 Shelb* St Georgy < innsieiner rimers Ire.'ui p2V I*’ Market . Man. OPUS krTkV.kr, \vm e 7 r T)NERAf PTRECTOH N ‘-to*’ \ • FlK.lh 8t Mil iin __ Re® Ret .isfiw-ti-i e y lU-R1 *£vn U|SK\' it” I'rn s im o Fß’i’ *. a•• r* “ mm at '"Phun* S Special Notices DANCE Tonitc, April 15 At the ✓ Statecraft Studio BALLROOM Doifison Hotel Bldg., PARLOR FLOOR 75c PER COUPLE { - i 3b AlAl*i/.\.t, t.I.J u* Lr i.l 11 ( .\ 4_, Obatetrn ran, m o ami *hioni tiii | N Nejw hraev Rile*

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lit Rentals a—Houses ( SOUTH SIDE 1202 Pleas elec. Its., jrae. bath: 5.5‘15.00 825 Olive: elec. ItH.. bath: 5—.523.50 1411 Nonlrke Ave.: elec., pa*: (YT2520.00 721 Lord St. : elec. Its., pas: sd. . . .$20.00 2010 Mable St. ehv. lirhta: .$18.50 DUNLOP & HOLTE<iEL (ill E. 52ND. ST.—6 ROOMS Strictly mode no beautiful, double. Here* something nice Oi>en May Ist. Humboldt .*(((114 nr Liiieoln t.itll SOUTH (1 rooms: inside toilet: water paid newly decorated: S'fO Dltexel .14.7. STURM AVE 1 fl'ir,: six-room semi mod.: S'fO. FRANK -S, CLARK. Mam :id77, SEF DUNLOP * HOLTROEL for bargain* REAL ESTATE — Houses, Flats Furnished PARK. 1042: beautiful apt*.: 4. (I room* newly decorated throughout: one reiita $55 wumnicr SBO winter Wash 5878 SOUTHERN. 701 ; overlooking Garfield: couple or two ladiea io harc widow h home: bun line: ncnycar: gar. Dr. 7291-R. c —Apartments SHELBY. 2313 two room®, kitchenette and bath. apt. in-a-door bed. refnfer-, ator. stove, cabinet heat lirht. jras. water furmnlod: $33, DU 0483-R TENTH St.. K. 3435: ant. 2: 1 room. bath; steam heat. Circle 1 BH4 . Apartments PROSPECT. a33-.HI: 3 rm s;t4.ti> WASH St.. 4001 E.: 1 run. 47.50 MAPLE roadt 538 E : 5 rum 85.00 MERIDIAN. 3725 N.: 1 rm 45 00 MERIDIAN 2735 N 3 rnts 53 00 Se* custodian or call Lin. 5381. H. H. cV (n.. Inc. “We inure. every tiling but hie hereafter, APARTMENT: 4 rooms. bath. large porch, fa®, water, heat nnit(.r Hervice fnrniwhed. In Wrodruff Pi $37 Web 133 M NORTH 3 room* cverythimr furnished .* mm, fern heat water. Har. 4t20-R APARTMENT: 3 rotns: bath. ra water heat i.mitoi serviee furnished In Wood rnff $47. Wbwtcr 134 H d—Business Places 11TH. W.. 25: five-car space, heat, lifht water phone: SBS. Lin. 3150 MICHIGAN. W . 2438; storeroom: 4 living rooms, steam heat, foal and water fur ilisliMi Cistern, Bel. 1872 W DEPARTMENTS for rent Laiiles and 4'nii dren’s shoe®, firnt floor basement, alfcf* corset and silk underwear. Opportunity tor Mve parties 11ARGROVK8 *l2 N. Penn WILL BHAHJ-g front office well hw-aKd referen<ffl ♦•x*4ianaed Lin. 281 t—Resort j and Cottages ENJOY THE SUMMER ON THE RIVER Nicely turnishm cottafes plenty oi •hade- rood boating bathing .ind flshinr Make vour choice now Wtb 2732 Rinr T 21 Real Estate for Sale h—Houses INDEPENDENT 808 LIFE SmaH farm home oil your own down I*;* \ mi’llt .V real tmrg.bifci 1 or 2 a rewitli new t room house.* pantry, closet-, porclie®. light x. garage, chicken house rid f<jnid. Good for straw'oerri* ■* or ( lucUfii® Located 0V miles soutliwest of Monument on roinl gravel road, oloee to schools, churche® and new community h< use. > our monthly ta.\merits are v aid if you arc siU Name your own down nay nit nl and move in. Only a few* It ft Pay balance as low bs $25 honthly. A R Springer. Li. 5.385: Eve . Web. 0847. C’artmell-Bursaw Moor?. Realtors 4 5411 N MERIDIAN’ ST I We Brv Heal Estate Lease Coutracts b- The W aslungtoD Com pan; 237 W Wa4 St Mtr 117M3 VOU may have the privilege )f naming voi.r own down on these I and 2 acre tra< Us in (the 50: lr St. Qintnuiiity. in the country, oh good road®, near school and churehc- Raise chickens and garden. Now is the time to tnovt Plant now and reap the benefit later. A real nU asurc t<• live In one these new bungalow® iiSce'> decorat-tI and • <nvf nientlv arrangtd: eh c irn lights, driven well, saragt . compielei.v fenced Our insurance plan pu> s yt)ur i. nt when sick (’a-:I Mr Kodtlen. Lin 5.385 Ken w not I 502 CAKTMELL. BURCAW & MOORE. % .540 N Mt ritjian

SACRIFICE $1)00 ENTITY EOR $250 F'ivp-mom .-pUaeP. built for t limn": 'iehl< niul gus. I.m .itfil at 27 47 Stuart St mil ttjM wvrk. Mnkogonv an offer. CVI for aoifitiitment. .Mil. BERRY. Hum IHIM.j or Main I 'Win W ILL SACRIFICE $1,500 EQUITY io new I -room double northeast now rented at 5?53 n until: balance clue on on tract. $37 month W. B. III’KBY W ‘‘7 "' 3 llll * K Cin I 7SC * A^MST AIiTING A five room wmi-modvni Bungalow. with bawmcnt. bathroom, ilnvrn well and garage. Only $llOO down: babul'"e like the rent you are paying. Thia i4 an excellent location north of Forty Sixth. Beal bus serviee. Stor. s selioola. ehnivhes. Call Ran 6128 and let’s t Ik it. over. COZY BUNG AW' l.oenbal sontli with .' rimim; 1 so. front ,10ml ear litt> . Has Uiside toilet and eon notion fur bath. Dai id v lot. with good -•araa* This is a real buy at s:S '.’(lo. on terms Call THU ( HAUI.ES It KTTIXGEU CD .'IQS National City Bailk Bide. 1 .111 aU>7. PLAINFIELD, IND. % Niee four-room and roonu for bath cottare -on N. Center St electric lights, city water, inside toilet, sink in kitchen uph.v and largrlot. A real buy for only'jljOO. Call MU WACHKK. with Eniorv' C. Crawford. Main 3DBI Evening*. Hum. 41:34. 333 N. Del>were St. 205 SOUTH ORIENTAL ST. ,1 room boon , modrni. except furnasy ; $- 500: only S2OO rash: S2O month, Bargain quick sale A .1 M EVER REALTY CO :iOT f.omha-d Bid-.' Main 1011 22i:i \Y.*!OKR!S Dandy 7-rnnm semi modern **ottajro on pav'd etr'* I: 3 < ;:r carare: nic* lot must 53.750. Your own terms MOTT. Main 3<LSI. 3 , '3 N. 1H l-vis.. Rami / . MODERN HHNOALOW 1 $350 CASH Balaivc li.o* rent An Jake of ;i iraue. UAL'TO N \ iii iiiini of ii - will sacrifice equity in a 5-room modern buinralow hardwood floors. builtin fc. atures. parage, ehiclo n lioi.Hf . trees amt shrubbery. • NMV double, and rooms ea< h side, on Col letT r ‘ Avo.: full basement. All built-in features: lot 55-ft. front: renting for M ID per nu.: east front. Can hr bought oil Pood b riny C. J OSBORN PR ill 84 _ LAWTON ST 143.5 • new hunyalow: 5 rooms strict I * modern: uaraffo: libera' fern s. EinT* 5D P Han. 131,7 J. C. ivr * v \\ v * i TV CO MARi f ■‘DAI* 2!)0*l 8-room house n 'oh>rrd district Price *1 HDD sma’i pnvment d<* n balance sma’l monthly pay nifnb Ca’l at hoes” EOT ' so” sale bean ’n-i h* • .1 B. Pa at DAY S CASINO Aoi lh*astcm ami Emerson AAn.v n . ___ FINLEY Ave tOIH 1 n. lmnrM.-ed c ■ r tv C -,n ■m-Iq . d—Lots HALF ACHE tracts east bilges. *• boo’s. ehnrep.es $5 give* posM We C>'4l (—Sale oi Exchange FOR sale or trade. * mom house, with from *2 to 8 acres, as desired bus and [traction line: pavid road Owner Ki • HK7 i FIVE-ROOM eottnge: small grocery attached: trade for team horses " m 1 * ;iml t i <> 1 1 :i-" t ", : a-ct. siekness PR. 1 IK: q—Builders and Contracting ATTENTION- We can m most instances finance UAH AGES On EASY TERMS ) CAR 41 ol' TO s:: VKU MbNIU ' \ik - TO s.'i U" i*KK MfONTM. 1 CAI'S s:|sii TO s* f’KR MONTH CAM. I S FOR l*A RTifn|.AKS L. U. EKIGHTMIHE CO., 1101 N. Capitol Ave. Lincoln <Blo.* Ev<.. Wuh. .4891).

21 Real Estate for Sale g—Builders and Contracting GARAGES AND SMALL BUNGALOWS 12 Months to Pay J|g§§p. $165 Up Painted, Ready for Use s on Vour Lot • Substantially built in aecordanc® with the Indianapolis Building Code. We can also 9 give you low- price® on remodeling I work " Hams Stop’ Lumlber Go. 719 F* .MARYLAND ST . DR EX EL 0405 IF YOU have a clear lot we will build you a home. Our hoiiM** are better and cheaper tiecauac we have no office help And pay no cnmmimon. ELVERS L KLEIN. INC. Lin 2627. 22 Real Estate Wanted ~L A S 111 N^TTHUdST "Hi Hiibmit ('HgJi .ii*r mi mv.nimvnt propi-rtiow an.l small fott.**.-* untim 72 hour* after Indention 730 K of |. F.lilg "ANTED—S ur It-riinm ..it(age ituiiUi. avi- biiy.r waiting *itli >.J 1100 , aali f all Lnii'oln 3734. br-forv 5 DAYTON REAI. ESTATE TjEVELDPMENT .CO I (II O Fl.tfbfr Swvn.gg A 'rr'.it Bid eo I*l isceilaneous tor Sale CAMERA. 4x5. high-grailr Corona. 1122 l ro*i--.-t st. CASH RKG -TERS. *, al>-* .-rinUir* ali.-rr* rrhutit Knaramoi',l Futlin- all kin'U RA'.I E EX 22 IV. Ohio Main 0584, DRESSER. I* il Ik.\ Billing* ilri'ssiiig table llanil.ill,h int)| DROP HEAD SINi,I?Il Si aT'TuNE EXCEL - f-KNT CONDITION IV eh. "XI 7 GAS range 9*1.50 : hot pUte $1; kiteban i-aliinet ilining tahif 57.50; ilreawr 58.50: i-hiflonier. 57 library' lablt' 511.50 *eing nia.lnne. 54.5(1: .luna Hioet. il-.n" I-tlfli t. 710: f*eil anil *tring* >< ->••: pia.-er roll*. 3 for 25 ivnl*. Other giawl* 1-lieap. 1043 S. Mnidiim M I’ORCtf SWING FOR SALE: REASON RLE WEB 3*(43, S fO\ E. I Ifiroie* oil hliovi 3 bunn-r m g'.iHl i umlition : *lO a-*., u*ol furniture [ 1 all al SI2 Vir. Ave D-Q-N-T j M'-nv* awav your old m;ittress Let u® 1 -ch i.| mo recover it HOME BEDDING • j DRext 078i boi Si n-.iitnia Y • - hh;n% fUTniture aiagazuit* pangrt* will tieu to licip other® Sab at’on mv liulua tri®! Hnfiie Phone tor hurm Rll'yr 80 WM l°7 M Georgia _ J I DETROIT Jewell ga® range:' ! Alaska refrigerator, both abghtlv u®eii ! hot . Tu.iat luatcr. 1 Uit' hei’ cabinet. 1 daveno ■>ml ®owe rug®. 331 N Kawt. j SALVAGE wheat anu rye; No 2 white oat®, euitable I<r ®eed Indianapolb Grain ami Feed Cos Ln 1435 _ DOUBLE WALLED mahogany telephone booth glaaa door and glas#* side.-: for *a!e 7(H> P"lefch**r Trust Bldg. KIVK-Tf’BK nulm lor sale gocnl as new. cfiidpi* te 2013 <5 LIVING-ROOM suite 5-niece; very cheap. Lin. 3**2K M 3.3 E New Y(>rk St. ELYSCMrTTLF CARPET LOOM GOOD i yv t n Np> vr AN a—Musical Instruments CLEAN-UP SALE! For tlie remainder of this week we are selling our old stock of musical instruments at ridiculousry lo\v prices in order to make room for our large new spring stock. Diis means a hig saving to you on any of the following instruments. BANJOS. SAXOPHONES. TRUMPETS. tho.m Hones, violins, MANDOLINS, UKULELES, GUITARS AND PIANOS. BITTER Ml'SlC CO. 221 N. Illinois. c’ir. 1195 *\ PIANO S7OO pla.vrr. mahogany. Ballet A Davi®. n:u®ie cabinet and roll®; good con ditiou. thoroughly overhauled: sacrifice for $330 Call W aali 1309 Morniny® vVONDERFUI. tiarcaiu in player piano Can be ha<l bv lininhipa pavmenlß Or |h- 0832 Mr WLklng b—Pet and Live Stock HA LG CHICKS l UK 6ALE BOYKRS’ HATCHERY, 2b E MARKET Kl 5470. da icii it ihukntuwn ind BABY CHICKS R 1 re* is apd barred nUKs: sls per 100 Moosier Chiia Hatcberv Ran 7017 Rilev 5087 Bel .31188 J OtHMi until 9 n in PC PS. American bull A B. T C rpgj®ter f*bone Circle 3039. GOOD lav me strain Rhode islartl Red egg#* for hstchinr. 11 ,J *2 Pro®n*> t.

27 Business Announcements ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELLING work oar;iateed. SOT'TH STDK WHLDING f’O 3b K Sorfb fbr*’le 81 10_ KfcATliLßs* bourni Hold ann renovated t ather niattr* *• ( oillow® mady UI'KKLE HO .Mash Main 1428 HARD fioo**® laid%md finish'd: o’d floor® i ffinisln il to look like ne • both pine rind oi!> astisiaeiion jrusr. Will e adl.v *a!l ■,.d g|y>' n ’irat-K t **ee. JV’. IHO3 HOME BUILD Usd 300 ILLUSTRATED EE A FERES. 50c. I). L. STODDARD. R lx* 4. BOX 141. PAPER el anlnsr. painting: and p%intwwMhin® work jruanuiteed. yirjVlAMS. Lin. 4|p4. PAPF7R hanrinir: paper furnished: ex eellent \yorU ann ervlie. Web. 257-7. PIANO teacher want® beginner*. bOe a le® non. ResideiH'c. 5100 Gnllford. Phone Hnmbo’dt 3853. RUGS. P\l2 thru end $2 ai: work k>r SUPERIOR CTI.KANERS Ken 4462 SAFETY RAZOR "BLADES Sharpeiird TUTrLEDGE 216 N Illinois. Wall linfmc nat.mnir paper bamnng pane’ fmngLrri nff "S* - ** CALL Mailt 331.*; or any eleetrioa wiring repairi’ K or Rllp?tJi o for Mac lIMVOX Ralio. MATH AV LIGHT CO. .503 Ma**®ae.hu,*cfts Ave. lIAVT iea®*d The i . PARLEY T’N SHOP and read ' for timiint and for.ia** ••eonir-4 Ui.AIT \N A V D ITI.K TINNERS Kmi 3QOI PEN'DR IK i>lXKl+\ —Gneri*l house nainf ri” e®t. 1004’ <4>mn ms, \W n b. Oi.'U \V 2b i,(-iui,i and transfer PACKING, shipping, storage, local and uv*r’and loans from Toledo. Chicago. Si IvO u\> OTTO J. jU2Z Maiii JIO3B- - Web 4A7P-QQIW W MOV./'j iiq I I ii* kHim tteiiabo *ne ,%l* XOR I l \V f <TKRN TRANSFER CO Lap * ®o nniet. Randolph 17$i w (Jppariunities PLUMBING shop: cood business. 2234 R. W a all . S**sQ. \V<dy 15P0_ HEAL T.ST \TM for sale, trail** *r rent’ consider part ner. (7aH Hm-.f H r< ROOMING ii i sK —tiuHt in ■*ii®i vk srdm .vv • . hl'e r®n ten Cir 1850 ROOMING rOUSK: 0 modern room®. Will sacrifice. Owner, Rdev 1500. eve® ARE YOU. MAKING SJ.OdO 777 SS.O(H) 177 year? If not. Ift n® show vou how to p bib N Mer*<liai • > Aui uiqubiles tar bale BUK'K Sl’OR’T TOURING 25 Sci icv. Ni-t a hi iv hh on it cl al I iiu-li'*urc: or.ictu'a'dy id • tn M ul' he i “iilil tv S.ituplay \Torm- •.m l>c atiangcd. j 401 K, Wa bimrton. • CHE V KG LET 77T niotometer, mibtlight heater, fi-e \ good fir*-;. I ’Ac l ent piofnr . ■* ba'ane** tMelve month®. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York. CIfF.VROI.ET 1934 to* on-. Trvis ii on*' _ of 111** most *‘omp!otfly equipped Chevr* • IlLs in town In vrv good eondition. I I rVecE rirtif for <ei*k sal* Ryu, 7 105 I Ton Reao mt sni ~ H4U **.i iri*d ij n rhrmr It’® eaa> —Cali Man 3.>0tl A*k for an Ad Taker

30 Automobiles for Sale NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY The weather is right, our ears,, are /right, our prices are right. Are you prepared to give your family the pleasures of those week-end outings on which they have planned all winter? Don't wait until prices are higher. DO IT TODAY! Here are a few real good buys. Flint 40 tutoring $850.00 01(js touring $300.00 Hup Coupe $375.00 Durant Sedan $450.00 Star tonring . . . .$200.00 i-itudebaker light six .. .$300.00 INDIANAPOLIS FLINT CO. FACTORY BRANCH Open Evenings and Sunday 962 N.-Meridian. RI. 55:30 <U..DCArT> 343 xomot xn ”8^ wmiTAm said co. Glhevroiiet Touring, 2924 ’’ ri '® . ballonn tires: looks aim I runs like new. I / I Best 2 1 5 1 22 Ford j Touring in Town, j See This One Before You Buy g 4 HOUR SERVICE "2, CHEVROLET COl PS, 1922 “ New iNpnt. motor perfect, -.ooii tire?: 145. A'4 uui, k. UOI.E TOURING Catifomia top. rxi-r’lent tins n for uiiii-k -lali. THE MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W, >3l h. > : am dR42. V HEVRGIaET TOl RING iTactprill.v brand new. with balloon lirp G’t tliif quick at S2OO savin?, lul E. Was';iiigp>n Si. CHEYKOi.K'r. 1024 coupe overa.xp tire®. diftc wind®: has had a good home: SOO down, balance 12 months. Open tonight. <TONE ( i.EYKOLET MO . 220 K. New York l)bl)UE COUPE 1023 loin* paws.: ?>erf<H*t •'condition: bumpers spare tin . other extra®. Priced' THE CItfZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W 13th. Main dlls2 i tiDG*. l anei hml.v tr nk. Bar ram. Cali if^iedoinll QVU* FORDS— For real bargains in Personal Used Fords See ✓ WANOEUIN SHARP CO. 443-61 Virginia ave. Drexel 5020. Open Evenings and Sunday. Ford Coupe 1025: loek whfel. balloon tire® Thi® , car looks and run® like new : excemionally I good buy: down payment. *IOO. SMITH St MOORE. INC.. s‘?B South Meridian St Onen i-yu i*+ : * Main 8(150

I*ORD ROADSTER Late 33 model: rixht up in tiptop ®bapr; irofor .’.lie® to \ mil**® per hour The prior i® a rive a wav Term®. 101 K. Washi’r 'on SI. foiTd I'OUI’E ~ 35 Morlet. R**-t buy in Indianapolis saerifie** *fjon .quirk sale. 4()1 E. Washington sl. FORD IBM touring sorter, demountable. A me® body, shock absorb er®. excellent motor and paint nr®t S2OO buy 4 it .'TONE CHEVROLET CO . 220 E. New York . FORI). 1024 touring road . light. five Fisk tires. lo**k wheel. spe**domet> r. goo<l paint and motor: $175 easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York St. FORD BODIES One 1P25 coupe, touring® and road ster: sale or trade oaah or terms. SWISSHELM A- PARKER FORD. JP32: late wtyle coupe: five cord tire® lock wheel visor, good paint: run® end look® good $55 down. STONE OHEVROLET CO. 540 E, Waxh. OAKLAND TOURING 1919. Good moohanical condition. Good tires. Make us an offer. • LOCOMOBILE 955 X. Meridian. LI. 1171. OI.DSMOnTn.E COACH DELUX 1925 •Real bii' for S7 00 terms if desired. MILLER & WIDES *l5O Virginia \vr# DR x *184? QLDSMOBTLE de lux. 1925: in wonderful condition. A real buy. Call at 1120 Pronw*’t St. STVDEBAKER TRADE INS Guaranteed used ears. at aMrarlive prices. ARM \C*IST CO Studebnk °? Di' lf ■ ibutors. Csed Car Dept. 00° V Canitol. Cir B***o <iuiS?AHr> Xjrt' S43H6Kh. ciaweiJi/MAm 5647 ***>. G ( 3 1 24 Cihevroiielk Sedan Now naint job. red wire wheel® the classiest 2 4 j -<Mian in lnd : i rrm i-. You be 'he judge. SIOO. 4 E 326 Model Chevrolet <'•>: eh Btimner* n6 rxtra*: run In.;* than 1.600 mill** i-omy*” ii* a nrw oar througli<nit. Look -this onr or, r first. 'GNRe-WHITAKEK ANNF.X. 516 N. Canit.,l. Main 5617 Houa-grevieg {

30 Automobiles for Sale KISSEL = CUSTOM BUILT AUTOMOBILES Attract the owners of very high grade used and almost new automobiles. This should convince you and also help you save on a purchase of a good automobile. ■ KISSEL DE LUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN Rebuilt and refinished: all equipped: *d* tires, practically new*: ear carries new’ ear guarantee; a very attractive investment. KISSEL IVORY SPEEDSTER, $675.00 Avery attractive bargain, in very ni'-e running condition: almost new tires: also equipped with bum per j and sprtlighls. NASH 1025 BROUGHAM Advanced ix, about eight months old; fully equipped: bumper?, extra tire, runnii€ board lanUTn®, trunk, snnt.ligrht. entire car and equipment in very hue condition and can be bought at a very attractive price. STUDEBAKEK SPECIAL SIX 5-PASS. COUPE, 1924 Beflnished like new. in wonderful fine condition: upholstering like new: all equip ment with snubbers, spotlight, radiator front, two extra balloon tires, bumpers and trunk: only SOOO. HUDSON 1925 COACH New pint: Us® than one year old: in very fipe Punning condition* bumpers, extra tife and several other extras. . MOON 1924 SEDAN Recently overhauled; new p; in t. v.iic wheel®, ball >on tires: a very beautiful lit, t!e car: also equipped with extra®; price, 5850. FORD 1925 COUPE Five almost new full balloon tire, Stewart bumpers, heater, sun visor, lock steer ing wheel, windshield wiper, spotlight through windshield, rear-vision mirror; up bolstering, paint perfect; in very fine mechanical condition. OVERLAND 4-PASS. COUPE, 1923 Five almost new tires: Frost real bumper® and several other extra-: entire car ami quipment in very fine condition: a big bargain lor quick sale. NASH SPORT ROAD- • STER, $375.00 New paint: upholstering top. curtains practically new: aide shields. bumper#, snubbers: this i® a ®pecial-buiJt spurt car in the best of running condition. CHALMERS 4-PASS. SPORT,*SIOO DOWN five ills., wheel-., tie"*, paint excellent: top. curtains and upholsti nnc in very line condition -cvcral extra?: a'-n in yen- fine running condition: price. 5305: VJli.lio per month. TERMS—DIRECT TO US AND VERY ATTRACTIVE ON ALL CARS LISTED. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. C. L. Scott Auto Cos. 422 N. Meridian St. Main %022

,i3ii mm NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED 6 Hup Tourings. Studebaker, Buick, i Nash, Dodge, Viele, Star, Fords. Many Others. ; YOUR OLD CAR IN TRADE BEST TERMS j All in good condition. Several new paint jobs. ,730 X. MERIDI AN OPEN DAY AND EVENING IJhone Lin. 1529

CLOSING OCT .1 '*7 t,l it of business ami ha\c he to owning rcpossi'sse.j tars that niu-t I Ik? sold: | Dhactoii. S ' Ut,Fbakw Hpedi * 1 ,J fJJfs’J Studebaker bur t coach n*.4 Star touring IP*!3 Ryiek tourimr. 1 M*’3 Durant coupfv ltj‘23 Jewett tounng. ; IP*-’- Maxwell touring. No rPasoiiable off.'r on Hi" above v-ars will be refused. Cash ureferml. STEDFELD I ’>44 S. Mendian. bargains j ow h. V\i :, , v * l ' 111 ' 1,1 wuDe-sedan. I ! o.''i oi < rlHiid 2-door "dm. i J'? Overland -♦■dun l.U.i kord 4-door sedan. | lblt4 Ford . ouik 192.1 Columbia Do Luxo sodaii | 1924 B,r and Sfuik .-a' nod nA Sfudebaker light (I touring . HEM Buiek ro#wletcr. Hayiies-ScJiinidt, Inc. .. „ USED CAK DFII'T G<M N. CAPITOL AVE, Adi l 7573, 'f°Rn roadster, balloon tires. $250 00 ,„i9sl Core touring slr'ori 4 bass. I‘eerless eoupe . s4,a() (lo Stutz touring, it nan. SltlUOO Chevrolet touring 1983 . ’•‘MOO Small payment down, balan.-e monthly vmn&m mm , „ 05 ? N Meridian open Evenings and Sunday * v THE.PKST USED CARS IX TOWN AND “SO'S YOUR OT.D MAN" HUFF RUICK SAI'ES CO., 363 N. lULINO T S ST. F °3, X) „!'*?<) C;,r ° always a nine slock of * n.odels Rich! nri*es Souarf deal--s?fa, THE IRANK HATFTEI.D CO fi r ’"i > i apitol. Authorized Ford Dealers." Open evenings and Sundays. Main 4708 1 1925 OVEULAInD: balloon lires- in per rent eondition throughout: 10-dav guarDenis EUREKA AUTO PARTS • 144 N. Capitol Av< 1925 CHF.VROI.ET tounne. halloon tires winter inelosure. wonderful i-ondition .20day guaranfee. tern is EUREKA ACTiY PARfs. lit N, Capitol A ye. a—T rucks WHITE DUMP THICK. IN A-l MECHANICAL CONDITION. PRICE $1,200. CASH OH TERMS IF DESIRED. ALSO SEVERAL OTHER GOOD USED TRUCKS. CALL .AT li‘! VIRGINIA AYE. bulo Supplies, Repair OPENING TIRE SALE ALL SIZES Our new location at 111-i.i s. Illinois St., one square south of Union station, of.ers you for Friday. Saturday and Sunday real bargains in new and used tin I. parts and accessories. You get a square deal and service at our two stores. Open Sunday and evenings for your convenience. .■, A-HA rA utf ! I > rt * and Tire Cos.. S.lUmofa St. till N. Illinois St. Circle 075.1, Lin. 1934 tfbb'J UHMO tires .1J .He wnolMale wish -etail w Open evenings ROGERS Tt***! SHOP 1 8 “ 7

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31 Automobiles Wanted Autos Wanted 11*23. 1833. 1024 and 1936 model* peeferred; we pay cash and deal quickly Save time by seeing us first I. Wolf Auto Cos. 660 N. Capitol Avo. Comer North St. Plenty of parking space Lin. 4516. DSHD CABS bought and sold QOLD- _ BERG 622 N Canitol 33 Motorcycles, Bicycles MOTORCYCLES. We sell and exchange ALLEN. 600 Mass Ave.. Main 70S* EVJSHYTHING for~the bicycle: BOBEIKP SON CYr-LR STORE 040 Mass Ay. 37 Money to Loan Popular Methods I 4n fhr r,nn $lO TO S3OO ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS PIANOS. ETC.. WITHOUT UK MO VAC. Ten years of intensive investigation nave proven mat this business meets a real economic need Indiana passed a law setting a fair rate of interest and licensing the lender Loans are made for thousands o. different purposes, i you need money in emergency do note hesitate to call phone or write either of our offices Repayment arranged In easy monthly Installments of principal and interest. Loan* can be reduced or paid In full any tins* tnterest ceases Immediately on every dolls- repair) WHAT Y M U FAY ON PRINCIPAL: On S2O you pay SI per month. On $0 you pay $.4 per month. On *IOO you pay $5 per month. On S2OO you pay $lO per month. On S3OO you pay sls per month. With lawful Interest Popular Finance Corporation 106 E. Market St. Koom 532 Lomcke Bldg. MA in 1278 NEED money? Quickly confidentially and budno®®-!ik® aealnir® i® r Dart of the service wo srir* rou LOANS ON Pianos, Autos. Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 y 2 E. Washington St. MA in 0585. Lincoln 7184 6% Mortgage Money Meyer-Kiser Bank MONEY LOANED D.ii Dmonai Dropett? and character a® vour coilatera. Quick confidential CASH IN 24 HOURS -Os#, monthly repay plans. Low rates SECURITY INV. & LOAN, Inc. 130 N. Del. L,in. 6050. SECOND"'MOK I (, \iIK LOANS: ALSO CONSTRUCTION LOANS. 730 K. OF P. BUILDING -v OPEN EVENINGS 6% Mortgage Money Meyer-Kiser Bank T2B E W nr.l)inr ton, AUTO LOAN C(X Loans tn car owners legal rates. Mr. Schmidt. 122 \Y. North St. Lincoln 71478 FIRST or Secunu .,u uuuaii fi r u'lVlifsON 1 Un Ut fi! Nstmnsl City Bank Bldg. LKKSONAL loans, sin lo S.IOO No indorsr rs. No publicity. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Main 2033 404 Kresge Hfdg. Coat and Wood Better Coal for Less Kiudliug With Each Ton Vs. ant Ky The Best that is Mined Mined in Kanawha District. B< . W Va. oin biuck. Jge fkd...*0.75 Best Va egg 2x4 eln fkd $0 00 Rest W Va. mini run 50 pet. 1p...f5.60 Best E Ky Harlan Cos . 15-in. lge. tkd.M n Genuine Glendora—The Wonder Coal Sullivan County Indiana. Best Glendora 0-in. blk.. Ice fkd..sH.7s Best Glendora 6x3 Ip., cln. fkd $6.28 Best ''lenrio a. 2x4 egg. cln fkd...so 00 TRY OUR HOOSIER ASH Burn- yell ani, holds fire overnight Unosier Ash ind. No 6 Ip oin fkd *5.85 fjoi-s. Ash Ind No 0, 2x4 egg. fkd. $6 30 Best Linton No. 4 6 in. Ip., cln. fkd.ss 75 Best Ind 4-in lp No 5 eln fkd...55.26 Best Did. No 5 2x4 egg., cln. fkd. . .§5.15 Bejt R 111. No 5, 2x4 egg., ijn fkd.lfi.lK Best Vermilion 111 oin lp fkd... $5 25 Citizens Coke, the best..' $lO 35 Delivered anywhere in the city UNION ICE AND COAL IDIO Bluff Ave. D-ex *621 Since 1008 Dependable. 7t will pay you to visit our yards and '”e the difference in good coal.

T?FP TTOT CO AL While Ash. 3-in. Ikd Jump... .|4.76 Viro county W. Ky. 3-in. fkd. lump |6.76 Mul’enblira county. 'W. Va. 3-iu. fkd. lump J 6.00 Coal River District Wheeling, 35c Ton J. D. JOHNSON „ 311 Guaranty Bldg. tt1._4164. Clr. 6984. HI. 5444. BRA 71 LThi"iT BLOCK‘A. IO - 74-1 N (,!• *5.25 PER TON 13ILAZIL PEA AND NUT, 4.60 EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL >M4 Fowler Main dO.lu For (luofl Coal Cali Lin. 1455. Clr. 5656. Night. Irv. 4020 North St. Coal Cos. 1 C W va; In., fkd $6 50 l oeo Ip and in., shov.. McDowell i: SBAO 1-ri- o •' , AND 1 COAL CO. . 1 (l -> Hoache, Ran, 2471 TKJ OHR MAJOR COAL — MAJOR <om (,-q Ran 4129. 39 Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS .i ic ,s ho-ebv given that the Hoard of School C ornnnsmonfvr® of the Citv of ImiiauiATK)iiH Indiana will ruouivr bids at (iiu orfi. p of thu ButiiKßs I)ii*p< lor 150 *n Mundiari Si Indianapolis, hid., up to onT , lf K k a m.. Thurrtda.v. April .D TOdJfi for the' foUowirur item#*: !tf*m ill. H 000 board feet 6-inch No. i common yellow pine, drop pidinr. No. 1 common yellow rine*>— I . —B*'xS"x 14' ;—8"x8"xl B’. •*f—3 " x 4 " x IL''. 28—‘?"x4 ”x 1 L 23—3" x 4"x 10'. f 28—3 "\4 "x 18’. ro oc delivered to 1120 E. Sixtwith St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Horn .<2 >. 1.1 00 rook face ooncrptf olo<‘K: lfHl rook f <•■* oonorefe block: 1.300 plain f*onoreto block < all Rtandard mzc ). To b< delivered to 1 130 K. Sixteenth 81 .# TndiaiiiipoliK. Ind. * Ttcm 13t. 1 ar'oad ( HPt>roximtelT 178 barrelHi Portlai and cemefit; Lehiirh, Atlas. Coamos or equal f. o. b. Big: P’our team trar k at Fiftf*cn(h and Lew irt St#.. Indian aixiliß. Ind. lU*m (A *. 13 of 300 Tba. n®rh. HH"xOH" Folleneby 8 lonp turn rouAltf |in plaice 34 jrauKC. To bo dcliv* rc4| at 1139 E. Sixtre-nt.h 8t . Imlianapojis. Ind. Item is>. 35 cubic cards <4can washed sharp Hand free from quick sand 50 cubic' yard* wa*ihc<l grravrl. all of which must pass a a 4 " sfTccn. Ts lc deliveml at 1 129 E. Sixteenth fit . Indianapolis. Ind. Bids will be rfvrived separately on Items 1. 3. *3. 4 and 5. Each bid shall be accompaniel bv cwti fled fhcv k on an Indianapolis bank or trust company, or bv Indianapolis bank or trust, company exchange on Chicasm or N>w York, for five (51 per cent of the total amount of the bid. said check or exc.hangp being: payable to the order of the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis. In cjwo the bidder shall not. within five 15 ) days after notice of perr form his bid by enterinjr into a contract with the board to furnish the material* bid upon in accordance with this advertise ment and secure performance of contract by a bond satiafaetorv to the hoard. tb certified check or draft and its prooervls ai*e to remain the absolute property of the board, as liquidated damages. Bide must be made on blank form No. 95. prescribed by the Indiana State Board of A<<oount. Indicate on envelope the item bid upon. The board reserve* the riffht to reject any and all bids and to refrain from accepting or rejecting: bide* for not more than ten days. BOARD OF SCHOOL COM MISSJONKRS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. By URE M. FRAZER. Business Director, Aprins? 1 2i l ai^ ru 16 - la - 9 *