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1 Death Notices ESCHENBACH. CHARLES—BeIoved husband of Katherine Usehenbach and father of Carl. William. Francis Andrew Esehenbaeh and Mrs. John Schafer, April 29th. 11120. at 11:110 p. m. Age 54 years, 6 months and 24 days. Funeral Tuesday. May 4tli at, 8 a. nt . from late residence 1536 S Alabama St., and 0 a. nt. at Sacred Heart Church. Friends invited. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. SWITZER. BETTY JEAN—Age 2 years, beloved little daughti r of Ollte and Fern Switzer, granddaughter of Mrs. Nellie Coryell. James jwltzer and Mrs. Janie Graham, passed nvay Sunday. May 2. Funeral at residence. 11.12 Gross Ave., Tuesday, May 4. at 2 p. til. Friends invited. Burial at Floral Park cemetery. 5 Funeral Directors Planner & Bodhanan Now in Our New Mortuary, 25 West Fall Creek Blvd. Phones: Ran. 4400-4401-4402. No added charge for the use of the Pilcher organ or the new service rooms Visitors may call any time. CREMATORY Planner & Buchanan George Grinsteiner Funeral director 522 E Market. Main 01)08 KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N Illinois St. MA. 1154. lies.. Bel. .'lßllO R-l W. T. BLASENGYM “ Main Office. 2220 Shelb.v St DRexel 2570. tfNDERTAKEKS—-lIISEY & TITUS. 051 N, DHiiwan-. Main IUBO. fifeßT S GADD 2100 Prospect St. Phone Stewart 2*278 8 Special Notices MARGARET SELLERS. D O D C N D Obstetrician, acute ami chiOttic ritaeaao masßUKe, 1 N New Jersey H ilcy BKH-i 10 Lost and Found E FOUND—Articles found on Indian- j spoils street cars yesterday: [ f :t PURSES 1 I'M IIRELLA t CAN PAINT l BLUE PRINT I FLASH LIGHT I. BOSTON BAG 1 BASKET 1 CHILDS COAT AND SWEATER 1 MAN'S AM) BABY'S SHOES 1 KEY ON KING :i PAIRS GLOVES 1 IMRCE IRON 1 BOOK Main 2LIT BEAGLE HOUND Lost: young, female: liberal reward liar, Kan, 0800. 2204 V Penn LOST: Red Pcrsi in male kitten Tuesday evening between Illinois and Meridian on 28 lit St : I toward. B: i ij. 2726. LOST: Black and tan police dog; license No HITb: answers In name of Buster. Call Ran. 4070. Rev,art! 12 Help Wanted —Male TTimSic SALESMEN! WE NEED THREE MOKE MEN FOR OUR SALES ORGANIZATION. TO SELL SNAI'-ON SOCKET \\ BENCHES AND BLUE POINT HAND TOOLS TO THE GARAGE. INDUSTRIAL AND DEALER TRADE. WE I'REFER MEN WHO KNOW THIS LINE OR WHO HAVE HAD SHOP EXPERIENCE. MEN BETWEEN 25 AND 35 YEARS OF AGE WHO OWN THEIR OWN CAR CAN EARN BIG MONEY. ARE YOU A WORKER AND ABOVE THE AVERAGE INTELLIGENCE? IF SO APPLY AT MOTOR TOOL SPECIALTY CO. 609 N. ILLINOIS ST. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. YOUNG MAN—III to 18 years old. general ofliee work: must have high school education; give A-l reference. This position offers an exceptional opportunity to the right young man to connect with a growing established business. Application must he in own handwriting and give details as to age, reference, etc. Address Box Til. Times.

WANTED—SIGN PAINTER FOR ROAD BULLETIN WORK. A STEADY JOB. MUST BE UNION. WIRE OR WRITE, J. C. STEVERS, 408 S. THIRD ST>EVANSVILLE, IND. SALESMAN Immediate opening lor man with some sal's ixianciui'. Salary anil commission basis. Threo orders |,cr day nays SIM per week. Son M It. Mi-CLURE. (107 MeyeKiser Bank ltldg. 2 MKN to work in shop. Apply PATTERSON SHADE CO.. !> E. Washington St„ 3rd tloor. CONTBSTA NTS for handsome men contest also Charleston and Taiuro eonlest. Cash ami other valuable prizes. Uall Lincoln 7753 for rrcistr dion appointment. BOYS, BOYS, BOYS 13 to 17 years. Profitable mployment I "•lore and al'ai- ■-'■hi,o'. :i I' I S. IVn n . COLORED I.ov ' liver Hi for light factory work and delivery: one who lias worked in a . an taotoiy preferred. LEVEY HKUKOWEIT7. CAP CO.. 13 Instructions MEN to learn barbel trade TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE 510 K Waxhln* ten St. tr.dinnapolts Inn Circle 0757 lb Help Wcmted — Female^ SALESLADIES Thoroughly experienced in ready-to-wear. None other need apply. Apply superintendent’s • office, 7th floor. THE WM. H. BLOCK COMPANY HOUSEWIVES FOR SPARE TIME WORK Many women can make more money than I heir husbands who arc able to devote a few hours daily to outside sales work. Call at lid.’l City Trust Bldg. CONTESTANTS for bathing *irl beauty contest:.also Charleston and Tango contest. Dig earfi and other valunble prizes. Call Lin. 77mJ for registration appointment. ,

16^HelpWanted—Femalc SALESLADIES FOB VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, 7TII FLOOR. THE WM. H. BLOCK COMPANY N Situations Wanted a—Male OFFICE MANAGER or assistant a Masoii in need: reliable: experienced in law. Joan, insurance and real estate business: best of references, or bonds. For personal interview, call Lin. B~>i:u 6 —Female HOUSEWORK for employed couple iu small family. Care of children by eldn - I.v lady, 415 N. Temple. GAuNDiiv work to bring home, guarau teed: good work. Kiley 11471. TYPING! cm elopes addressed for home work, 1001) River Ave. / 8 Rooms tor font ALABAMA. N.. f>‘23: AparflKnt 2; room Jor one or two: *rood heat: continuous hot water. BO! LEVARI) PL.. 3031: modem room: Pnv. heme; employed lady. Ran. 2027. CLINTON HOTEL. 2D Virginia Ave.; deHirahle nuitns: s.'i ip yp, Cirele 5422. TALBOTT. N 2127: furnished mum. 1 or gentlemen: modern: Si! Call after 4 I), in Randolph 1804. ■2sth W 1441: Fotu- rooms: unfurnished. So. asliington iHKI. Modern Downtown Hotel Special Weekly Rates Single room, .$6.00; double, $,.00. Hot and cold running water. Phone and elevator service. A room and bath, $1.50; other rooms, SI.OO to $2.50. BERT ATKIN, MANAGER THE PURITAN HOTEL Northeast Corner New Jersey and Market Sts. a — Light Housekeeping ADDISON. N.. 27D: 3-room modern apart incut: private entrance: adults only Belmont lOUfi-M. BROADWAY. 114*.’: mc. airy, trout nil.; kitchenette: closets: car.: mod. KI. 48Kr>. lAFITOL N. 843: modern light housepeeping* rooms: walumg distance. EAST St.. IHP. N.: modern rooms: single or connecting; evcrvtliing furn: 53.50 up. HOYT. 1530: 3 furnish* <1 light house keeping rooms; SO DR xd 43H7-M. ILLINOIS. N'.. 805-7: one and two-room apts.: neatly furnished. MARKET. E.. 538: modern housekeeping: i>r Bleeping room: single or connecting: ST up. PLEASANT room: mod., private home: 1 or 2 ironth-mon; car line L __W< b 0613-W *’4TH E. 511: airy, modern rm.: in priv. lamily: large el pact. Ken. 28 71 . *ls D E. WALNUT: airy front era, closet*. \s Du (list.: 1 it. rn*iv.: wid. 1 1 <me. Li. 2700. BEAUT. Wfiodruff: nil., kitehen . priv. balconv. 3rd >l.: 828: one S2O. Web. 41 ns. 320 N. IRV. Ave.: 2 airy nns.. kitehen* tt ; close to n.*rk: storeroom. Ire. 214 H-W. 4237 SCHOFIELD: 2 airy rms.: beaut, loc. garden aml ohiekena, Hum. 5255. 1005 N. CAPITOL: large, clean, front rm.. with kiteheiu*tte: efrerytliimr furniah**<U_ DANDY two-room furnished anartm*iit. near Fountain Square. Drex, 354 Q-R. 248 N WALCOTT 2 airv rms.: mod.: suit. for couple; loae to church. Lin. 35HS. LOVETjY room, modern not.: widow’s home Close in Tan. 37 ID 6 —Board and Rooms BEVILLE. N.. 23: nice rm.: good home cooked meals: £8 • nhone E. Wash, car CENTRAL. 1200: two pentlemen employed; room and hoard: private home; threeroom apartment. Riley 2202. IRVINGTON—Large, eh an modern room. priv. lam.: nu ala optional. Irv 4153-W. MERIDIAN. N.. 1734: desirable rm.. with eonneetimr hath: garatre opt. Ran. 3.480 PARK Ave. 1030: room and board for youiu ladies: in nicelv furnished, nrirate home. Kenwood 1030. TACOMA. N.. 1121: eozv furnished room. for lady: home priv SI. 1 tan. 0221. 19 Rentals a—Houses GRAND Ave.. BUT: Broom modern douILLINOIS. N.. 1425: 7 rms.: modern: 2 KEYSTONE N 'it?: five rooms, seminun I.: water uaid; s'-’7.50; gar. Wc. 2*183. MINKNER N . 129: threo rooms: sl2. DKi-.vi-l 75iil-J. STURM AVE. 1 (4*4.>: semi-modem. six room, #2O. E. Washington, 2415; semimodern. six-room #2u. FRANK S. CLARK CO,, Main 3377. TEMPLE." si” fft: five rooms; #2O. St. Peter St.. 447 four rooms; sl6. Lin. 8754. Eli KING. 27TH. 50 W : 7-room house; thoroughly modern. Run 0171 WHEELER ST. 2170: 5 rooms. ... #IB.OO Roosevelt Av. 3008: 1-r semi ni. 20.0f) 1414 E. 24th st.: 6 rooms 20.00 Sprues St.. 1317: 6-r.. sing. g:ir. . . 22.50 Parker Ave 2125: 4-r. semi-mod... 20.00 1250 W 25th St : 4-r., mod gar. . . 27.50 A. F Z AIN E V lOg N. Delaware St.

RENTAL, SOUTH Five-room cottage; 11-tit Church St : gas. electricity. Inside toilet and basement: *35. W. B. REEDY. 135 Limckc Bldg. Lin, 1783. 82S) OLIVE Five rooms; electric lights, gad. bath; DI M.OP & HOLTEGEL COLORED. 3317 Lexington Ave.: Nice t-room cottage: new paper: elec, lights: SI 5. E.MORCY C. CRAWFORD. 333 N. Del, St. 7 ROOMS, modern: 3 bedrooms, in good condition- garage. 3310 W. Wash. Owner Web, 7870-M. ts-ROOM house, newty papered and painted DRexel 1850 COLORED—-Sheldon St. 3051: six-room _ house- electric lights: *ls. SEF DUNLOP * lIOI.TEGEI for barratm REAL ESTATE c —A partments CENTRAL. 3454: .two 5-rooiy modern apartments, garage: reduced Tent: Dior onglily cleaned Apply Apt, 3, Ra, 65011 TENTH St. K„ 3435: apt. 3: room, bath-sli-ani heat- S2O. Cir. 1804. d—Business Places Store Room 1879 Shelby St.; only $25 per month. Call Drexel 4200. LARUE garage with gasoline tank: suitable for transfer and moving. 1033 S. East,, STOREROOM—UdeII and Northwestern; 30x10: re.-iKotnihlo. Ran. 0040. e—M iscellaneous FOR RENT—Adults only; three or four rooms: old-fashioned homestead: aere of ground, lots of trees, flowers and garden. Phono Webster 1313. TWENTY ACRES Good farm land between 88th and 00th Sts. No house. Drexel 0313. 21 Real Estate tor Sale b—Houses 30S National Citv Dank Bldg. Lin. 5057. NEAR FOUNTAIN SQUARE. 1311 Ringgold St., live rooms, modem, brick front porch: 3-car garage; a bargain at S i,700 at only SSOO down. TIIE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO. 308 National City Ban It Bldg. Lin. 5057. HOYT AVE.. 3033: Nice, new 4-room bungalow: electricity: garage: full cement porch: cement walks. Sell at the bargain price of $3,450. Come out Saturday afltnioon or Sunday. S. D. Sample 3030 English Drexel 4334 1453 ENGLISH AVENUE, Seven-room modem with 5 down and bath. 3 optional bedrooms tip. Large lot, garage-, paved street and alley in ard paid for. This is really a bargain. Only 53.750 with SSOO down. Call Irv. 1558. THE CHARLES It, ETTINGER CO. WEST Belmont near Washington: 0-room cottage; lot 40x107: price. $3,600, plus Barrett: S3OO cash. Ran. 0804. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. REALTORS ‘‘Let's Talk It Over" $3,500: EASY terms: 3 rooms and garage; near Speedway. See this. Circle 7290evenings. Riley 2674. FOUR-ROOM semi-modern double, northeast: priced for Quick sale. W. B. RUEBY, 425 Leroeke Bldg. Lin. 1783.

21 Real Estate for Sale • h—Houses HOYT AVE., 3943; Nice, now 6-room house, located English Heights. A restricted addition opposite Christian Park, between S. Denny and Garfield, electric light, front drive garage, breakfast room, full front cement porch, inclosed rear porch. Will sell at tho bargain price of 32.950, on E-Z Terms. S. D. Sample 3939 English Ave. Prexel 4334 KENWOOD. 3822: modern 6-room home; hardwood floors throughout; grape arbor; 2-ear garage; $l,lOO cash down balance E Z payments. Call Wash. 0514-M. after 6 p, ttt. NAPOLEON. 2639: for sale: 31.200 equity for S7OO cash in 5-room modern home. PRex. 4716, Own Yoiar Home Lay the foundation for your future happiness. We offer two modern 5-room bungalows near Garfield Park. One semi-modern north in Bellaire. A five-room a side semimodern double on N. Elder Ave. Several rental investments. A small down payment and move in. Balance like rent. We will also build and finance a home on your lot. Civile Reality Cos. 136 N. Delaware. Liu. 5050. We Bay Real Estate Lease Contracts The Washington Company *67 W Wash St Main 079* GET A START HERE IS YOUR CHANCE. Lot 40x142: four-room Kara*** home on back of lot. Will sell on small rash payment or will trrv* deed for SSOO. Call Mr. MacLeod. Main 1180. Charles E. Holloway & Son 140 NORTH DELAWARE ST. WE ARK REALTORS W EST ON THE HILL 5-room i-ottage with lights, gas. well and cistern: improved street; all for -'3.200 pus 391 Barrett: S2OO cash. Kan. 0894. SCHMID & SMITH. INC REALTORS "L is Talk It Over'' . $l5O X'ASH 2302 KNcftlSH AVE. Four-room cot Lure with electric lights; newly decorated: payments 815 per month. ,f. G MrCULLOUGH. REALTORS. 10ft X. Delaware SL Mam 1700. NEAR Beil Davis. sth and dth houses north *f inUrscetioti. W. Wash, and Morns Sts.: 4 and 5 rooms; S2OO down, j balance likt rent. TWO frame dwellings on N. Delaware St.: close in. 0(5x150 feet: bargain. $20,000. Investigate. A. J MEYER REALTY CO. 3Q7 Lombard B'dg. Main 1033. | MODERN duplex. near Fountain Square. Modern ten-room house on Pleasant St.: fifty-foot lot. Two lots 1000 Tabor St. Pr*\ 140 W l-KOOM. s*iiii-nHHI<Tn double: rent SSO per month. Pri**e $5,000: terms if desired. Consider clear l*>t or ear as down navment Cirele 7200. d—Lots FUB SALE—Our of the finest lots in hra, • i ll Forest Hills. 57th and College: 6! ft. lrontugo; large forest trees Will sell my i ipiitv now $.378. balance 816 per month: original plated mire. 31675 In vestig’ite I'hone Hnrnholdt 1780 FOR SALE 1-heali: ea-t-front lot on Ki—■ h'r Blvd.: ha.-cment dug driveway in nri..* $659. Biouir ■ 1706 Kc-ler Bivil. LOT TTT Hiltmore Gardens: li-t price lain- $l5O. Call Bel. :i()83. g — Builders and Contracting PAINT AND ROOFING Complete line of high grade materials. I’anit or reroof your house. Ten months to pay. Call us regarding above plan Allied Coiyl and Material Cos. I 'Jim and Routing Dept. i:i) N Delaware SI I’honc l.meoln 7.i81 ATTENTION —We cau in most instances finance GARAGES On EASY TERMS 1 CAR *1.50 TO S3 HER MONTH. 2 CARS *2.50 TO #5.0" HER MONTH. 3 CARS $3 50 TO #8 HER MONTH CALL US FOR PARTICULARS. L. G. BRIGHTMIRE CO., 1101 N. Capitol Ave. Lincoln 7MQ Evcf*. Wach 4800 UAUEK CLEANING % , Firso-claws wnrk \V< PhUt 20 2. PAPER HANGING, liouw painting, ’firstclaHM wnrk, C.dl Riley 4283, PLASTERING, all kit (Is: no mb too small Call A. SLADE. Irv, 2408 R-4. TINNING guttering, hi.outing and all kinds of repair work. CHAS. iVOLDSTEIN. 1040 s. Mtrldian. Dreg 3431 or Wa 3040

22 Real Estate Wanted s WE have ready buyers for properties South ; or East priced around $3,500. For -erv ice call, THE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO.. 308 National City Bank Bldg.. Lin. | 5057. HEAL ESTATE To huv. sell or exchange, call KURTZ & LEASE 719-30 I.eni'-ke Bl'lg Phone Lin. 3434. DAYTON REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT* CO. 101(1 Fli t' !" r S.ivinti t Trust R’dg 24 Farm Wan ted SMALL acreaei*. rough hilly land within ' mile* of Indianapolis. Will tuk<* at : it* real value as part payment on filial Ii residence or rlouhh*. Circle 7290. Room i 140, 220 N, Illinois. I 2b Miscellaneous rot Sale CASH REGISTERS scales, grinders, sheers rebuilt: gu-irauteed. Fixtures all kinds. SPRAGUE EX.. 32 XV. Ohio. -Main 0504. CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, slieera | rebuilt: guaranteed Fixtures all kinds, SPD MH E EX.. 22 W, Ohio, Main 1 )5lI4_ GAS ranges, rebuilt: higli-oven and box oven: $2 down. $1 per week. C. C. fnnts Furniture co. 528 Virginia aw GLADIOLI bulbs: many varieties: common and aristocrat: also dahlia roots. Hum. 4575, GRIMM alfalfa seed. $19.88 bushel: fancy alfalfa, sls: choice alfalfa. SI2BO. red June clover. S3O: alsikc. sl7: alsike and timothy mixed. $7.50. Pure domestic “IIARVEY GAINES. FARMLAND. IND. HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 6023. 127 W. Georgia. ■ Rugs—Linoleum B-ussels rugs, 9x12 in blue. tan. taupe and old rose. $12.50: Gold Seal Cdngoleum nigs. 9x12. at $12.75: these arc carried m all sizes at proportionate prices: imported Japanese grass rugs, double wane 9x13 at $7.50: all-wool Brussels rugs, best grade, in 11.3x13 size, at $29.50. Floor covering, beautiful linoleum patterns. at -19 c a yard; linoleum- and inlaid* may Is- had m all widths and grades: also rug border hall and stair carpet and rugs in all grades and sizes. All perfect guaranteed goods Dorfman Rug Cos. 307 W. Washington. Near Capitol Ave “If It Cover** tho Floor, Wo havo It SLIDING gear transmission to put in your Ford, % price. McNamara Warehouse 946 W. New York St. TARPAULINS truck and auto covers. HOOZIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS CO.. 1302 W. Washington. Bel. 0307. _ WRECKING AT 411 E. SOUTH. 200.000 brick at $5.50 per m.: 2 car loads of 2ls. 2xo. 2xß. 2x10: 2 carloads of sheathing and flooring, carload of doors and sash bath outfit, soil pipe, plaster boards. Western Wrecking Cos. HOUSEWIVES ATTENTION Have just bought car load of 42-piece breakfast sets, flower design, ail No. 1 stock, offering them at the low price of $4.50 P( r pet. CAPITOL DAG AND BURLAP CO. a—Musical Instruments KTNG BAND INSTRUMENTS RITTER MUSIC CO. 231 N. Illinois, Circle 1195. PIANO: mahogany upright, and bench: perfect condition: SIOO Wash 4571, PLAYER piano, mahogany case. 88-note. cost SBSO with bench and rolls for quick sale. $165. terms. Lin. 64P4. MR WILKING. PLAYER piai.o. mahoganv: fine condition; bench and rolls. Call Wash. 1309. mom

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25 Miscellaneous for Sale a—Musical Instruments S2OO REFLECTS Hookup Radio Set. Give in exchange for paper hanging an.l painting, Bel. 3083. UPRIGHT piano; fine for lieglnners: only 375; terms $6 per month: biggest value in city. Lin. 6464, MR. iVILKING, WANT use of piano for storing same; good car*-. Irv. 1704-R. FIVE-TUBE RADIO CALL MAIN 4092 b—Pet and-Live Stock BABY CHICKS FOR SALE BOYERS’ HATCHERY, 25 E. MARKET. RI. 5470. HATCHERY. THOBNTOWN, IND. GERMAN POLICE PUPS. PEDIGREED. 310 X STATE. RTDF.Y- 5045. POODLE PUPS—White, silky. 7 weeks old. Call 2252 3 Meridian. 27 Business Announcements OUR THIRD ANNIVERSAY SALE OF REBUILT TYPEWRITERS ALL PRICES REDUCED We Rent and Overhaul All Makes of Typewriters and Guarantee Our Work. Authorized Agents for Remington Portables. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. IQ4 MONUMENT CIRCLE. LIN. 6822. CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. Mrs. J. 1 ut?. Cirele 6612. FEATHERS bought sold and renovated feather mattresses and pillows madE. F IiI'KKI.E 416 Masa Main 1429 MVTTUESSES Rebuilt and -r* * overed Home Bedding Cos.. 8,0 Virgjnla Ave. DRex. 0780. PAPER hanging, paper furnished; excellent work and -* rvice Web 2572. PERMANENT wave: new nnnell effect. Pino 8,. R,.f supplied. Wash. 1)718. REPAIRING rooms, downspouts, gutters: work guar Wolm.i Itrna. liar, 2023. RUGS. oxl2. thnv emit all work goar SUPERIOR CLEANERS Ken 4462 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGE 216 N. Illinois. SEAMSTRESS nv day or week. Randolph WALL paper cleaning. $1 oo up. Experl-eni-oil nun. Web 3139 .1 YARD cleaning, lawn work of all kinds l.in. 5183. TEXTONE wail tinting painting, paper hang p:ip-r furti disc. off. Ken. 3825 MAKING over LAMP 8 HADES FANCY PILI ,OWS; worfc delir* red We). :i.y>s. 28 Storage and Transfer OTTO J. SUEZ, packing, storage, shipping' local and overland hauling Return loads wanted home, and wc will give <s > males on hauling. Main 2353-3028. Nights Webster 4579-0099 \V MOVE NOW, PAY LATER. HOOSIKII TRUCKING CO. 2130 E WASH WEB 0700 MOV ING ami Trucking Keiiariir* nien BORNM AN Wh 5571 NORTH WESTERN TRANSFER CO. Cmll at all Randolph 3741 Opportunities BOTTLING WORKS ko<m! location: ritrbt fur qui<*k sab : every tlumr in \-l ij-nafx* r* ,*ihmu Ini* Do not ;irfw*r iiiiU-hh you mean but-nunn. Addresa Bix 100 Chlin 1 >UP. Ind. DRUG STORK ho f m ntpin. books, wall lriner. <bin i: over 4(( year**. <Oo*l lo***tion. twii 12.000; Icw overbe.nl. \ mon-v nuker: nve,-*tig'it‘. Write Box 70 rare Time*-. PORTABLE lun* h t*t:uul: line <inditiou; coffee urn. *tnvot*. et*. Hum. 5705. 30 Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLET. 1024 emine: <lih*- wheelk. 20x4U, tireg. laree wheel, windshield wiikt. owned an*l driven bv bumn*H- man: 800 down b.d 12 montliK. STONE CHEVROLET 220, E. N*yy York. CHRYSLER SEDAN FOR SALE CHEAP BEL. 0415 CHKVROLKT. 1023 t*-unng; viHor. R|t--lißth I (Joodrtt h tiren: Hist the ear you want at the prior you want to pay. Terms. STONE CUEVROf.ET C< > 220 K N York. CURYSLKR 6 PHAETON* 1924: postively the biggest bargain in town. CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 IV 13th Main 6942

DQDGE SEDAN U);f(s iSeries, small mileage and in the same condition as anew ear. INI)TANA I*OLIS FLINT CO. 962 N. Meridian. Riley 5530. Open Evenings and Sunday DODGE COUPE PERFECT CONDITION ESSEX COACH Call In-. 1456-J. FORD FORDOR SS.FDAN 10*2.') mhdel, balloon tires, Deleo ignition, lock wheel and spotlight. A nice little sedan. INDIANAPOLIS FLINT CO. 962 N. Meridian. Riley 5530. Open Evenings and Sunday FORDS—--45 Coupes—Bargains Personal Serviced Used Fords See \Y ANG ELIN-SHA RP CO. 433-01 Virginia ave. DRex. 5020. Open Evenings and Sunday. FORD 1926 tt>uriiig: balloon tires, look wheel. driven approximately "75 miles. Just oame in. Owner leavimr eitv. Aet Ver'Vb ,Nit fe'lfi 10 ? payments. ROY WILMEtH CO.. 7.0 N. Meridian. 24-hour service. Lin, 5875. Open evennlgs and Sundays.

FORD TOURING Lain 1025; balloon tiros: in good condition. A bargain if sold today. MILLER WIDES 650 Virginia Ave. Drexel 6847 FORD. 1920 roadster: balloon lire*, lock wheels 1,0141 from finance company, driven approximately 250 miles; good as new: so> cash, balance payments. ROY WILMETH. 720 N. Meridian. 34-hour service. Lin. 5875. Open evenings and Sunday, FORD COUPE Late 1025: balloon tires: real bargain If sold today. MILLER WIDEB 650 Virginia Ave. Drexel 5847 FORI) roadster; large inclosed box on rear: demountable rims: S4O down. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 330 E. New York. FORD, 1920 i-oupc: lock wheel, balloon tires; splendid condition: cannot be told Irom from new; $75 cash, balance paynl i,iits. ROY WELMETH CO.. 720 N. Meridian. 24-hour service. Lin. 5875. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD RUDIES. One 1920 touring, seven coupe bodies: sale or trade: cash or terms. SWISSHELM & PARKER. FORD. 1924 Tudor: 5 tires. branil new paint, excellent mechanical condition, lock wheel. Your best buv today: $315. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 K. Wash. FORD. 1920: 2-iloor. lock wheel; reposs.ss<xl: $95 cash, balance payments. ROY WILMETH CO.. 720 N. Meridian. 24hour service. Lin. 5875. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD Used Cars. Always a nice stock of all models. Right prices. Square drying. THE FRANK HATFIELD CO.. 025 N. Capitol. Authorized Ford Dealers. Open evenings and Sundays. Main 4708, O. AND. ’2O: mechanical condition A-l ; new tires: SIOO. 1439 E. Raymond. DRcxel 0079. OVERLAND. 4-dopr sedan; good paint. good clean upnolstering motor sounds good: special price todav. $300: terms. No trades at this price. STONE CHEVROLET. 320 E. New York.

30 Automobiles, for Sale 343gQWW.^y^T7>IUlW5647 WHITAKER SMS C°. 1 f 1926 Overland sedan: absolutely brand new; today and j tomorrow only 5660. Cash or 1 terms. 1925 Chevrolet coupe; several extras: • in good mechanical condition: $525. Cash or terms. Many others to choose from. Jones-Whitaker Annex 516 N. Capitol * , friTiOUR <i£kViegOVERLAND. 1923 touring: A-I condition; * I>O WALTON G. CASH SALES. 2636 Northwestern Han. 0178. I PACKARD TRADE-INS 1923 Packard Single 0 sedan. 1923 Oakland redan. 1924 Big 6 Studebaker coupe. 1923 Stutx 6 se*lan. 5 paj*s. 1923 Hudson coach. 1924 Lexington 6 sedan, o pass. 1923 Dodge coupe. 4 pass 1923 National sedan, ;> pass. 1924 Iliiick 6 se<lan. 7 pass. 1924 Oakland sedan. Many other bargains. Always open. The Citizens Motor Car Cos. Packard Distributors Since 1904. 31 W 13th St Main 6942. SHAW Cabs ready tor service for quick -ale 8195 while they last. Terms or trade I WOLFE AUTO CO. 559 N. Caplitol Are Open evenings and Sunday. i UEBAKKK. '23 tour.: 895 dnwif Maxwell 23 tour. 1 365 down.: bar. 2949 N. La Salle J STUTZ BA KG AI NS Ptutz touring, six-passenger Cad ill a*- 57 touring 306 Cole touring 1921 *(?, Studebaker coach. 1923 8-2<; i Cole s*slan. 1925 ‘2I Studebaker touring 19'. 2 475 Kissil touring. 1923 .. a..' 01 These oars are in perfect condition Small iisvmint down h-ilam > e monthly STUTZ FACTORY BRANCH 957 N Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday a m Opening Oakley’s Used Car Lot Hodso!ni=Es§ex DEALER Your Old Car in Trade 1924 Ford two-door sedan, balloon tires, bumpers, looks and runs like- new" Opening sale prh-e 3335 1923 Ford Fordor sedan, new paint, new tir*s. in perfect condition throughout^ Opening sale price s3l.> 1924 Overland ni.-u-khir*ts some with original paint, olhi-is have two tone paint mi)*: good tires. luei-haniealb A-l. Priced from S2S.> to 536. 192.3 Willvs Knight touring, good tires eoist paint lit excellent condition. Opening sale price 1924 Olds 6 sport touring, dise wheels, excellent ruhlsr. i:i wonderful cniidltmii o|iiiiig sales price 311 •> 11)22 Havnes sedan, looks ami runs like new ills.- he. Is 5 brand new Goodyear w-mi-balloons. 100.090 miles on this autoi mobile. , Opening sales pnee Bi.oo 1921 Ford touring, in rxeellent eondi i tion. sonic have b**en repainted. j I’ri.ed from 31-I.> to 3->n 1023 Overland tourings that run and look like new. good tires, motors are perfect Can he bought at our opening at from to “ ! - lj 19"3-22-°l Tudor Ford sedans: ten of them' ail are in excellent condition: ranking in price from 3100 to 82'.’-. Ford tourings. 1920 to 1923. all models and all prices. The above list of cars arc on display at [1703-9 S. Meridian Street 50 other cars to choose from We are open until 9 o'clo-k Saturday night hii*l ail day Sunday for your t'oti* ▼cnienee. Torms can be arranged on any car that you mav choose.

OAKLEY . MOTOR SALES Drexel 4743. unmniW' 1 ,7 ' H 1603-100.) S. MERIDIAN. HUDSON AND ESSEX DEALERS Huff-Buick Sales Cos. 363 N. Illinois St. Useful Used Cars 1925 —Ford Coupe $395.00 1925 —Ford Coupe $375.00 1925 —Ford Coupe $375.00 1924 —Ford Coupe $350.00 1924 Ford Coupe i.. $275.00 1924 —Ford Coupe $275.00 1924 —Ford 4-Door Sedan ...$450.00 1924 —Ford Tudor Sedan.. .$325.00 1924 —Ford Touring $145.00 1923 —Ford Coupe $95.00 1923 —Ford Touring $95.00 1922 —Ford Touring $95.00 1921 —Ford Sedan $175.00 Evenings and Sunday. E=Z=Terms WANTED 50 Ford Coupes Ford Roadsters Ford Tourings Our used car stock is low. We want good used Fords. Trade your used car in on a later model. Smith & Moore Authorized Ford Dealers. 528 South Seridian MA in 6650 Open Evenings and Sundays 1923 FORI) coupe: five good tires: in good shape throughout: 8133: S3O down, balance in year, own t< rms. EUREKA AUTO PARTS. 348 N. Capitol Ave. 1924 FORD Tudor: new tires on rear: other extras: your ear in trade. G. WIKINGS CO. Trv. 3598. USED TIRES-—s3 UP. ELKINS BROS.. 004 N. ILLINOIS ST. RILEY 0171. LATE model OldsmobilP sedan: runs and look* like new: terms if desired. Irv. 0972-R. You Read me Want Ad*— Have you tried to use them? Tt‘s easy—Call Main 3500. Asl> for &□ Ad Taker.

30 Automobiles for Sale 3435tW01/svoil7MAlgS447 JONts WMITAKrx SALtS CO. 192. J Model Chevrolet sedan; I 4-door: five good balloon tires, bumpers, lock wheel. A bargain. and we don't expect it to last until Sunday noon. ■ 1926 Modd Chevrolet coupe; excellent eonditlon: like new throughout. A wonderful oargain. and these never last long > I I with us. I 343 N. CAPITOL II Open Sunday L a~4 — v 31 Automobiles Wanted Autos Wanted 1922. 1923. 1924 and 1925 models preferred: we pay cash and deal quickly. Save time bv seeing us first. I. Wolf Auto Cos. | 559 N. Canitol Ave. Comer North St. Plenty of parking snare, bin 4516. USED CAKS bought and sold (iOI.DP.KRO r >2'2 N Canitol. 32 Auto Supplies, Repairs ALL FABRIC SEAT COVERS The only kind that can be CLEANED They protect the upholstery and wear* in? apparel, too. Top and Trim JJepairs Habig Quality Sho^) 1035 N. Meridian St. J Lincoln 8302 Lincoln 8303 CARBON REMOVED, 25c per cylinder, in 20 minutes. No burning—Eevry lob guaranteed. 31!) E. Near York St. Circle 2400 BEST used tires any rue: wholesale and retail. Open evenings. ROGERS TIRE SHOP 3117 W Washington Bel 4300 AU TOMOBILE Tot 3—. side curtains made, new- nr repaired John Guedelhoefer \V.ignn Cos 202 Kentueky Ave. 33 Motorcycles, Bicycles MOTORCYCLES We sell and exchange 37 Frloney to Loan QUICK LOANS $2(0) to s3©® riw eorporition 's operated under the ■ utiervision of the State of Indiana, and provides a place where you nuy borrow from 810 to 8300 in a dignified, business-like manner without paying more than the leg 4 rate of interest or without being imposed upon in any way We /do not notify your employer, neither do w make inquiries or friends, relative- or trades petiole You get the i-limey in i few hours' time and without h vina aiiv one sign vour note. If you are unable to call in person at our offoe nhone us or write us and our representative will call at your homo. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (Fourth Floor) Corner Pennsylvania and Wash Sts. Entrance 4' E Washington St. Telephone. MA. 2923 OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US ,WE MAKE SMALL PER- • SONAL LOANS TO CUS- ; TOMERS. SEE OUR MR. PATRICK WASHINGTON BANK & TRUST COMPANY, WASHINGTON ST. AT SENATE AVE.

NEED MONEY 1 Quickly, confidential I v ami business like dealings is a part ok the service we Kivu you. LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 i/o E. Washington St. MAln 0585 Lincoln 7184 1925 PEG SEDAN that has had wonderful care. This ei ir is in fine condition and we are pricing it to sell. INDIANAPOLIS FLINT CO.* 962 N. Meridian. Riley 5530. Open Evenings and Sunday * 933 Willvs-Kiiight tcurtng $595 fl* .4 Ford sedan 425 11e.3 l-'ord touring 195 11l 'll p-erlaml 4-donr sedan 395 1924 Hudson Coach . HAYNES SCHMIDT. INC. 130 W. North 621 N. Capitol New Car Dept Used Car Dept. U illy---Kniglit an.l Overland Dealers Secoimdl Mortgage Loams OX REAL ESTATE AND Gomstructiom Loams All Business Confidential. Quick Service. Open Evenings 6% Mortgage Money Meyer-Kiser Bank AUTO LOAN CO. I.oans to car owners lejral rates. Mr. Schmidt. 122 W North St. Lincoln _7ft7s. FIRST or Second MortSHKPs on Indianapolis or Indiana real estate Prompt pervite. R B WILSON. Lin 6104 1101 Notional City Bank Bldg. Coal and Wood Kindling With Each Ton Va. and Ky.—The best that is mined. Mined in Kanawha distriet. Rest W. Ya. 6-ill. bloek. large fkd...50.50 Best W Va mine run. 50% lump... 5.50 Best K. Ky. Harlan Cos. lump fkd. 0.50 Genuine Glendora—The Wonder Coal. Sullivan County. Indiana. Best Glendora 6-in. bloek. large, fkd. 6.50 Best Glendora (Ix3 lump, eleiyn. fkd. 0.00 Best Glendora 2x4 egg. clean, fkil.. 5.85 TRY OUR lIOOSIER ASH. Burns well and holds fire overnight. Iloosier Ash. Ind No. 6 In. 6-in. fkd. 5.85 Be.-t Linton No. 4. 6-in. ip. eln. fkd. 5 05 Best Ind. 4-in. In. No. 5 clu. fkd.... 5.25 Best Ind. No 5 3x4 egg. eln. fkd.. . 5.1. r r Best E. 111. No. 6. 2x4 egg. eln fkd. 5.15 Best Vermilion. 111. 0-in Ip.-fkd... 5.25 Citizens coke. the best 9.50 Delivered anywhere in the city. UNION ICE AND COAL. 1910 Bluff Ave. Drexel 4021 Since 1908* Dependable. It. will pay you to visit our yards and see the difference in good coal. Contract next Winter's coal now NORTH ST. COAL CO. Lin 1455: Cir. 5556: Night, irr. 4020. TRY OUR MAJOR COAL. MAJOR COAL CO. Ran. 4129.

Coal and Wood BRAZIL (Ind.) BLOCK Vs TO 24-IN. LP.. $5.25 PER TON. BRAZIL PEA AND NUT, $4.50 EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL 934 Fowler Main 6930. POCO., 70% lp 4. s7.o(i W. Va.. 4-ln. In. fkd $0.40 J. AND 1. COAL CO. 1205 Roache. Ran. 2471. TIMES WA NT ADS LEAD TO SUCCESS 39 Legal Notices NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals for the improvement, of Huntington Street in the Town of Syrar cusc, Kosciusko County. Indiana, as per lilans and specifications on file with the Clerk of said Town, will be received by the Board of Trustees, by the Clerk thereof, of the Town of Syracuse, until 8 o'clock J). m. of Mav 18th. 1926. at the Town Hall, in the Public School Building, at which hour the bids will be publicly opened and road. The bids will then be examined and considered, ami the Board will proceed without unnecessary delay to designate by preliminary order the kind of pavement to be used in the improvement, the Board expressly reserving the right to reject any or all bids, and to judge of the character and sufficiency of any materials bid upon. Each bidder is required to name in his proposal the following: la) A price for constructing catch basins complete, each. lb) A price for constructing Inlets to catch basins, complete, each, (c) A price for constructing manholes, complete, inch. (and) A price per lineal foot for combined curb and gutter. (e) A price per lineal foot for the necessary marginal stone curbing. (f I A price per square yard for the particular kind or kinds of pavement bid upon which price shall be tor the pavement complete, including excavating, filling. grading and concrete foundation. Each bidder is required to deposit with his bid. a certified check for an amount not less than two and one-half tier cent of the engineer s estimate of the cost of such work bid upon, but in no case shall any such check oe loss than the sum of SIOO, said check to be certified by a reputable bank doing business in the State of Indiana. In case the bid is not accepted, this check will be returnstl to the bidder; but if the hid is accepted, and the bidder shall refuse or neglect to enter Into a contract with the saiil Town of Syracuse, within ten days from the time he shall have bee' l notified of the acceptance of the same, said check shall be forfeited to the Town of Syracuse, as ascertained nnd liquidated damages for failure so to do. In case the specifications permit the use of either, or anv one of two or more materials. the bidder must state specifically on which his bid is based. The estimated cast of said improvement for the highest priced pavement, is s~i.670. The Town of Syracuse will pay for all street and alley intersections out of the street or general fund of said Town, or both, and bv spis ial assessment. Plans and profiles are on file in the office of tho Clerk of tho Board of Trustees, of said Town, and at tho office of the Town Attorney. Geo L. Xanders. at the Town of Syracuse. Indiana, and bidders arc expected to examine them before submitting their bids. The estimate is believed to be correct hut tho Town of Syracuse will not tic responsible for any errors in the same, or for any errors or inaccuracies in the Rians, profiles or sncclflcations. Lewis a. seider. ~ T FRED HOOPTNGARNER. HARRY CLEMENS. Board of Trustees of Syracuse. Indiana. CHARLES C. CKOW. Towii Clerk, LEGAL . NOTICE. Pursuant to Section 00. Chapter .13. Acts of 1925. we will sell at public sale to the highest bidder the following to satisfy a lien of $81: Ford coupe, engine No 5125689. property of W. W. Williams, at ’4206 College Ave.. Indianapolis. Ind.. at 9 a m.. Mav 5. 1926. THE MOTOR IVV INC IT'S NEVER lost until Indianapolis Time* Want 4ds have fulled to find It

POLICE FIND GANGSTERS’ FORTRESSES Amazing Operations of Vice Kings Bared at Chicago —Millions Netted. Itu Time* Special CHICAGO, May 3.—While a grand jury boson its investigations today into the machine gun murders of William McSwiggin, Chicago's hanging prosecutor, and two beer runners. Jimmy Dougherty and Thomas Duffy, the police clean-up of Cicero, where the murders occurred, revealed that Johnny Torrio and Scarfaco A1 Caponi, twin kings of vice and crime, netted more than $3,000,000 a year from their operations. Scouring Gangland for the slayers, authorities came upon evidence which revealed the full power of organized crime in Chicago and the methods it employs to keep its business of vice and murder on a paying basis. Arsenals Found Detectives and policemen in their raids upon ltiding places of the gangsters. turned up arsenals and fortresses equipped with secret passages, trap doors and sliding panels. Caponi, who is believed to have been the man behind the machine gun assassination, took elaborate \ precautions against interference with his business. At his apartment they,found a small arsenal, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, machine gun equipment, revolvers and sawed off shotguns. Sliding Panels The walls of saloons, controlled by him, were covered with mysterious sliding panels, operated by push buttons. "'Behind the panels were firearms and ammunition ready for use on a moments’ notice if the law or competition threatened. Oil paintings on the walls concealed small holes through which revolvers or rifles could be fired into the barroom in case of siege. Back of the paintings were apartments big; enough for three men. Never before had authorities investigated Cicero thoroughly enough to realize the full extent of crime’s grip on that suburb. The theory that Searface is back jof the murders was strengthened by the story of one witness. He said Searface with his brother Ralph and two other men, were talking excitedly In a saloon. Presently Scarface arose, shoved back a panel, took out a machine gun and all four left. Two hours later, McSwiggin and his companions were dead.

THREE PERSONS BITTEN Man. Two Women, Suffer From Wounds —Dogs Ordered Penned Up. Three today are suffering from wounds received Saturday when they were bitten by dogs. Dogs have been ordered penned up for observation. Ezra Mowery, 134 W. Twenty. Fit ft St., Apt. 9. was bitten on the right leg by a dog owned by William Smith, 924 Somerset Ave. Myrtle Lawre'noe, Bridgeport, Ind., was bitten on the right leg by a dog owned by William McKenzie, Negro, of 717 Roanoke St. Willa Jennings, 13, Negro, of 1609 Garfield PI., was bitten on the left arm by a dog owned by Charles Kinander, 1704 Alvord St.

MAY 3, 1926

MURDER SAID TO HAVE FOLLOWED DRINKING AFFAIR ‘Dummy’ Ford, Gang Leader, Killed—Negro Alleged to Have Confessed. Police today held Elmer Reverend. ?6, Negro, 1031 Colton St., who according to an alleged confession, shot and killed Joe (Dummy) Ford, 32, of 743 W. New A'ork St., police character and a leader in Willie Carey’s west side gang. The shooting is said to have followed a drinking bout under a railroad elevation on Douglas St., earh Sunday. Ford, Reverend, John Ford, Joe's brother; Willie Carey, Viola Kress, alias Ford, 743 W. New York St.; Christy Thorp, 26, of 334 Beauty Ave., and Della Carter, 23, of 211 Blake St., were participating in the bout, when Reverend made a remark to one of the women and Dummy Ford struck him, police say. Chased by Two Ford and Thorpe then chased Reverend to New York and .Geisendorff Sts., where Reverend turned and fired at Ford. The bullet pierced his side and he collapsed. He was car rled to a nearby porch by Rollio Lynch, 20, of 1207 W. New York St., and Thorpe, and died there in a few minutes. Thorpe told police that one of two men standing on the corner shot Ford on slight provocation, but Reverend’s alleged confession would contradict this story. Coroner Paul F. Robinson aid he would investigate. Figured In Crime Willie Carey and Dummy Ford and his brothers have figured in the city's crime for years. One of the highlights of their career was the attacking of Patrolman Patrick Kinney, severely beaten in a fight with them. Walter (Cigars) Caswell, 22, of 1021 W. New York St., was held on a vagrancy charge. Police said Ford and Caswell engaged in a fight before the shooting.

STUTZ BREAKS RECORDS New Producton Marks for Month, Week and Day Set. All records for one day, one week and one month were broken by the Stutz Motor Car Company of America. Inc., during April, according to it, report made today by E. S. Gorrell, president. The total of 652 completed cars shipped during the month exceeds by exactly 125 the previous high record established during March of this year. Another record was made when 210 cars were completed, tested and shipped during one week of the month. April 21), the third record was broken, forty-nine cars being shipped on that day. TO START CHURCH UNIT $35,000 Stnicture to Be Erected !>,v Presbyterians. Ground breaking ceremony for a $35,000 Sunday School and chapel unit of (he Wallace Street Presbyterian Church, Wallace and Tenth St., were held Sunday morning following church services. The Rev. H. T. Wilson, pastor, said seating capacity of the new unit will be about 300. It will contain departmental rooms. An auditorium will be added later. Herbert L. Smith is building chairman. INVITE FORD PLANES t Speedway Field Offered for Reliability Tour. Official Invitation for planes participating in the Edsel Ford Com mercial Airplane Reliability Tour this year to use the landing field at the Speedway was extended today by J. A. Goodman, president of the Indianapolis Airport Corporation. The planes stopped at Schoen field last year. Plans for tho tour are underway and It is expected thirty planes will be ready to take part when tho flight starts Aug. 14. It will close Aug. 28.

THREE PERISH IN FIRE Tenement at Boston Bums; Several Injured. Ru Vn tted Press BOSTON, May 3.—Three persons were suffocated, several were injured and more than thirty were rescued by firemen when lire gutted a six-story tenement house on Columbus Ave., here early Sunday. Tho dead are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adeario and their 5-year-old son, Joseph, Jr. CONSERVATIVES TO RULE Cravens Named Permanent Democratic Chairman. Conservative Democratic leaders will rule the Democratic State convention June ,3, all-important because it is believed the long-term senatorial title may be determined there, it seemed certain today. Joseph M. Cravens, Madison, State Senator, was selected permanent chairman Friday. Daniel W. Simms, Lafayette, old-line leader, will be temporary chairman and will de liver the keynote speech. There is considerable mention of Eugene B. Crowe, Bedford, Third IJjstrict chairman, for State chairman to succeed Walter S. Chambers. GOBBLE!GOBBLE!GOBBLE Turkey to Bo Bone Dry in Few Weeks, Result of New Older. Hu Times enrnial CONSTANTINOPLE. May 3. Turkey will be bone dry in a few weeks, it was predicted today, following anew Government order, banning champagne, whisky and imported wines.