Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1926 — Page 10

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PORKERS STEADY; 20 CENTS HIGHER W1THJ14.45 TOP Livestock Market Closed Both Sunday and Monday. HOG PRICE RANGE May. Bulk. Top. Receipts 24. 14.10® 14.50 14.50 4.000 25. 14.10® 14.50 14.60 6.500 13.96 ® 14.35 14.35 6.600 27. 14.10® 14.50 14.50 7.000 28. 13.65® 14.35 14.45 7.500 29. 13.85®14.35 14.45 3.000 Hog prices were steady to 20 cents higher in the final session of the week at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange. Light weight material ■wa.l steady with Friday’and brought the top price of $14.45. Receipts, estimated at 3,000, were light, because of the double holiday Sunday and Monday. About 1.064 hogs were held over from the previous session and added to the total fresh receipts. The bulk of the sales were yiade at $13.85 @14.35, which was steady to 20 cents higher than the bulk of the-sales on Friday. Hogs weighing 160-180 lbs., $14.45; 180-200 lbs., $14.35; 200-225 lbs., $14.15; 225-250 lbs., sl4; 250-300 lbs., $13.85; 300. lbs. and up $13.60. Hog Price Scale Trading was done over the following range of values: Heavy weight material brought $13.60@14; mediums sold at sl4 @ 14.15; light commanded the top price of $14.35@ 14.45; light lights average $14.50; pigs were $14.50@15; smooth packing sows cashed at $12.50@13; rough packing sows, [email protected], and stags were [email protected]. The cattle market remained steady in the final session of the week although trading was very slow, because of Die curtailed offerings estimated at only 300 bovines. Steers were [email protected]; heifers s6@lo, and cows [email protected]. Over the week the cattle market has ruled irregular. Best cows were sold from s6@7 with an extreme top price of $7.50 on the choice grades. Heavy Cows have been lower for the week. Canners and cutter were 25 @soc lower for the •week and bulls dropped about 50 cents in the past six days. Heifers have been 25@50 cents higher on grades selling at $8.50 and up. Light steers weighing 1,100 pounds and down have been 25 cents lower over the past week. Heavy steers weighing over -1,000 and up pounds have been strong to higher. Calf Market Higher The calf market was boosted 50 cents to sl, because of an increased demand. Receipts were estimated at only 500 vealers. Best material brought the top price of sls and the bulk of the sales were made at $14.50@15. Over the week the calf market has been 50 cents higher after losing $1 near the start of the week. The price trend has not been abnormal, but has been right in line with the season's requirements. The sheep and lamb market was quiet with only 10fi ovines offered in the pens. Prices were fully steady with changes made earlier in the week. Over the week spring lambs have been chalked up 50 cents and clipped lambs have been boosted 50 cents. Bucks and clipped sheep have been steady. Springers $13@18: clipped lambs [email protected]; clipped sheep ss@ 7, and bucks [email protected]. —Hogs— Heavies $13.60® 14.00 Mediums 14.00 @14.15 Light hogs 14.35 ® 14.45 Light lights 14.50 Pigs 14.50® 15.00 Smooth sows [email protected] Rough sows 11.75 @12.25 Stags 10.00 @12.50 —Cattle— Good to choice fat steers. .$ 9.00@ 9.50 Medium and good steers. .. . 8.50® 9.00 Light heifers [email protected] Common to medium heifers. 6.00® 8.00 Cows 5.00® 1.50 —Calves— Best veals $15.00 Bulk of sales [email protected] Common to medium B.oo® 12.00 —Sheep and Lambs— Clipped lambs $12.00015.60 Clipped sheep 5.00 @ 7.00 Spring lambs [email protected] Bucks 4.00® 4.00 Other Livestock TOLEDO. May 29.—Hogs—Receipts. 500: market, steady: heavies, $13.00 @ 13.75: mediums. $14.25 @ 14.40; Yorkers. §14.50 @14.65; good pigs, $14.75@10. Calves—Market, steady. Sheep and lambs—Market, steady. LIVESTOCK MARTS CLOSED Bu United Press CHICAGO, May 29,-r-The Chicago livestock market and most other livestock markets are closed today as a holiday. They will be open Monday, May 31-

Produce Markets

Eggs— Strictly tresb delivered at Indian apolxs. 26@27c. Butter (wholesale onees) Creamery best grade, a pound. 43 @ 44c: buying title# for packing stock. 21 @ 22c. Poultry—Fowls. 2oc; Leghorns. 2oc. young turkeys. 28 @29c: ducks. 15 @ 16c. Jheese (wholesale ou.vuia onees) —Wisconsin daisies. 24 @ 26c Longhorns 24 @ 27c: Llmburger 270 CHICAGO, May 29.—Cheese Twins, 19%c: Americas. 20c. Poultry—Receipts. 3 cars: fowls. 26%c: ducks. 29c; geese. 16c- springs. 25c: turkeys 35c: roosters. 17c: broilers, 33@38 ■.. Potatoes —Receipts, 261 cars: old Wisconsin round whites, $2.50 02.75; Minnesota round whites. [email protected]: Idaho russets. $3.25 @3.50: -new Alabama. Louisiana and Texas bliss Triumphs No. 1. $3.75@4 (all sacked). NEW YORK. May 29.—Flour, dull and unchanged. Pork —Firm; mess. S4O. Lard—Firmer; middle west. $16.30® 16.40. Sugar—Quiet: 96 test. $4.21; refined, dull; granulated. [email protected]. Coffee— Rio No. 7. 20%c: Santos No. 4. 22%®' 22%c. Tallow —Stronger: specials to extras. 8% @9c. Hay—Steadier: No. 1. $1.50: No. 3. [email protected]. Clover, $1.20 @1.45. Dressed poultry—Quiet: turkeys. 30@62c: chickens, 20@o0c: capons, 40@ 67e- fowls. 18® 36c: Long Islands. 26e. Live poultry—Quiet: geese. 13® 15c: ducks. 16® 30c; fowls. 30@34c; turkeys. 250: roosters. 18c: broilers. 30 @ 50c. Cheese —Quiet: State milk common to special. 26@f28e: young Americas. 21 @ 25%0. Butter —Weak: creamery, 40%@ 41c: special market. 41 % @42c. EggsFirmer; nearby white fancy. 37®38c; nearby State white. 30® 36c: fresh firsts. 30% @3l %o: Pacific Coast first to extras, 33® 39c: western whites. 30® 33c. Local Wagon Wheat ludlananoiis mills ana grain elevator* are paying $1.43 for No. 2 red wheat. Other yrscec n their mprit Men’s Extra Duty WORK PANTS, Hard wearing, Staple AT Pattern Fabrics V X •*/ I Sanldl** Where Washington Crosse* Delaware

Commission Row

Prices to Retailers Fruits Apples—Staymen. bbl.. $5.50 @6.50' Ben Davis, bbl.. s3@4: Baldwin, bbl . $3 @4: Winesap. bbl. [email protected]: Winesan. box. $2.56; Beauties, box. $202.50: Spits, box. $2.25. Bananas—Bc lb. Cantaloupes—California, ort. $4.50® 6, Orange—Florida. $4.5006.50: California Valencia, crt.. $4 @4.50. Cocoanuts—Jamaica, $6 @>loo. Grapefruit—Florida. [email protected]. Lemons—California, box. [email protected]. Limes—loo. $2.50 Pineapple^—Cuban, crt.. [email protected]. _ Strawberries —Tennessee, crt.. $4.50@0 Cherries—California, box. $3. Vegetables Artichokes —Fancy California. $3 03.25 Asparagus—H. G.. do*.. 50®75c* Green Beans—Louisiana, hmp.. $3.76 @ 4 Beets—H. G„ bu.. $1.25: Southern, hmp.. [email protected] „ _ ... Brussels Sprouts Fancy. Cali.omia pound. 25@30c. Cabbage—Alabama, crt.. [email protected]: Mississippi. crt $3.25. ___. __ Cantaloupes—Std.. crts- [email protected]: pony crts.. $3.50®3.<0: liats. s*,@2.-5. jumbos. $505.25 . __ ... . Carrots—H. G- bu.. $1.70@2: Mississippi. bmp.. $2 @2.25: Texas, bu.. $1.50 —H. G.. crt.. [email protected] Celerv—Florida, crt.. s6@7. Corn—Texas, bu.. $202.25. Cucumbers —H. H.. box. [email protected]. Texas, bu.. [email protected]. Eggnlant—Florida, doz.. $3. Garlic—New Louisiana, lb.. lo@2oc. Kale—H. G. bbl.. $202.25. Leek—H G 85c bunch. Lettuce—Western Iceberg, crt, ss® 5.25; H. G. leal 15-pound basket $1.65® 1.85: Ohio. 10-pound basket, Sl® 1.10 Mangoes—Florida trunk sß@9. Mushrooms —Fancy, lb. 75c@$lOnions—Texas yellow, crate. $3.-5: white, crt, $2 500:2.75: H. G. red. bag. $2: H G, green, doz, 30®35e. Oyster Plant—H G, 50® 60c doz Parsley—Fancy H. G, doz, 60c. Parsnips—s 2 bu. v . Peas—Tennessee hmn, [email protected]' N. C. hmps, $2.7503. Potatoes —Michigan white. 1503 b. sack $5.25®5.50: Idaho, per cwt, $5 @5.00: Ohio 120 lb. sack. $0.75: new triumphs. ]66-pound bag. $6.250:6.t>0' Alabama triumphs $5.50 06. n Parishes—Mississippi. 30@30c doz.: II G button. $1.15® 1.35 doz. Rhubarb—H. G, doz bunches 35 0 40c: California. 40-pound box. §2.75® 3 Rutabagas—Fancy. [email protected] cwt Sassafras—Doz. bunches. 36c. Spinach—Texas bu, 75@90c. Sweet Potatoes —Nanc.v Hall, hmp, $2.6502.75. „ Tomatoes —Texas • four-basket crt. $2.503. , o Turnips—New H. G.. bu.. new Texas, crt, $2.50@3. CHIGAGOGRAINS SHARPLY LOWER Sentiment for Drop Influenced by Wheat. Bu United Press CHICAGO, May 29.—Grains closed lower on the Chicago Board of Trade today, being influenced by the dip in wheat. New May wheat closed sharply lower, after a comparatively steady day. The old style and the deferred deliveries were also sharply lower. There was little activity in these as the tendency of the "Traders was to wait until the May contracts had been closed out. Weather reports indicated that the entire northwest received ample recommendations and that the drouth there has been definitely ended. This news helped to depress the future positions. Corn closed fractionally lower on all positions due to heavy liquidation. May oats were unchanged, but the deferred deliveries were fractionally off due to the influence of the other pits. Provisions closed lower. Chicago Grain Table —May 29 WHEAT— Prev. Open. Hieh. Lnw Close. close •May. 1.67 1.68 1.6314 1.64 1.07% tMay.l .53 Vs 1.58 1.51 Vi 1.51% 1.53 July. .1.37% 1.38% 1.36 V, 1.36% 1.38 Sent.A .33 V 4 1.33% 1.32 Vi 1.32 V? 1.33% CORN— May .68 .68 .66% .67% .68% July .71V, 71% .70% .71% .71 % Sept 75 V, .75%' .75 Vi .75% .75 V, OATS— Mav .39% .39% .39% .39% .39% July .40% 40% .40% .40 Vi .40% Sept .40% .40% .40% .40% .41 LARD— Mav.15.75 15.77 16.70 15.72 15.85 RIBS— Ju1y.17.35 Nominal 17.25 17.35 RYE— Mav .85% .86 .83% .85 Vi .86% July .88% .89% .86% .87 % .89 Sept .90% 91% .88% .80% .90% •New. tOld. CHICAGO. May 29. —Primary receipts: Wheat. 728.000 against holidayj com. 056.000 against holiday: oats. 530.000 against holiday Shipments: Wheat. 611.-OC-O against holiday: corn. 471.000 against holiday: oats. 569.000 against holiday. CHICAGO. May 29.—Carlot receipts: Wheat. 179: Corn. 122; Oats, 88: Rye. 3.

Cash Grain

Saturday's receipts. 132 cars. Prices quoted. 41 %c f. o. b. basis to New York. Hay on track Indianapolis. Bids for grain at the Indianapolis Board of Trade were: Wheat —Easy: No. 2 red. $1.41® 1.43: No. 2 hard. $1.40® 1.43. Corn—Easy: No. 2 white. 65066 %c: No. 3 white. 63@65%c: No. 2_ yellow. 62%® 64c: No. 3 yellow. 61% @ 63c: No. 2 mixed. 59@62%e: No. 3 mixed. 08® 62c. Oats—i-Easv: No. 2 white. 37%@38%c: No. 3 white. 37@37%c. . _ Hay—Steady: No. I timothy s24@ 24.50; No. 2 timothy. $2.00@23: No. 3 timothy, S2O @20.50: No. 1 light clover mixed. $22 @22.50: No. 1 clover mixed. $20.50®21: No. 1 clover hay. sl9® 19.50. —lnspections— Wheat—No 2 red. 2 oars: No. 3 red. 2 cars: No. 5 red. 1 car. Total. 5 ears. Corn—No. 1 white. 3 cars; No. 2 white 27 cars: No. 3 white. 20 cars: No. 4 white 4 cars: No. 5 white. 1 car: No. 6 white. 4 cars: sample white. 4 cars; No. 2 yellow. 7 cars: No. 3 yellow. 7 ears: No. 4 yelow. 3 cars: No. 5 yellow. 3 cars: No. 6 yellow. 12 cars: sample yellow 2 cars: No. 2 mixed. 2 cars: No. 3 mixed. 4 oars: No. 4 mixed. 1 car: No. 5 mixed 2 cars* sample mixed. cars. Total. 10x1 td Oats—No. 2 white. 7 cars: No. 3 white 9 cars: No. 4 white. 2 cars. Total. 18 cars. WEEKLY REPORT —Output of Flour — May 29. 1926 7.005 barrels May 22, 1926 4,031 barrels May 30, 1925 4,697 barrels May 31. 1924 V 6,977 barrels —lnspections for Week— Wheat, bushels 3f?.000 3.000 Corn, bushels 301,000 Oats, bushels 100.000 20.000 'StcK-k in store May 29. 1926, 12.739 bushels. _ , , —Stock in Store — Date — Wheat. Coni. Oats. Rye Mav 29.'26 165.920 601,220 36.460 None Mav 30. 2.Y 180.930 564.050 96.950 None May 31.’24 172,000 240,700 3.500 2.000 CHICAGO. May 29.—Wheat—-No. 2 red $1 65 % <fi 1.66: No. 3 red. $1.60: No. 1 hard. '51.06% @166%: No 2 hard. $1,65%.® 1.66% • No. hard $1.61. Corn —No. 1 yellow. 70%c: No. 2 yellow. 70% 071 c: No. 3 yelow. 68%@68%e: No. 4 vellow. 06 %@O6 %o: No 5 yellow. 85e: No. 0 yellow. 61%@62c: No. 1 mixed. 70%C’ No. 2 mixed. >0o: No. J mixed. 68 tie- No. 2 white. 71 %c: No. 3 white. 69 V. @7oc- Nn. 5 white. 65%e: No. 6 white 62 c. Oats—No. 2 white. 40 %c; No. 4 white. 38% @ 40c Rye—No. 2 89c Timothy—[email protected]. Clover—sl2 @lB. NEYV ORLEANS COTTON High. Low 10 a m March 17.22 17.22 17.22 July 17.79 17.79 17.79 October 17.20 17.13 17.15 December 17.20 17.16 17.10 INDIANA MAN PASSES Bu Timet Soecial WASHINGTON, D. C., May 29. The War Department today announced Carl L. Hutton of Terre Haute, Ind., is among forty-eight enlisted Army men, who have successfully passed examinations and will be admitted to the United States Military Academy at West Point, N. Y., July 1. -

FAMILY ROUTED BY $5,000 FIRE One Burned —Flee in Night" Clothes. Benjamin Lantz, 45, of Acton, is suffering with burns about his neck today received late Friday when fire of undetermined origin damaged his home, barn and other buildings. Lantz, his wife, Mrs. Lantz’s niece, Mrs. Marie Axson, her brother, Roy Stroud, and Omer, 13, and Lenora, 4, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lantz, were forced to flee in their night clothing when the fire was discovered. Two tons of hay, 300 bushels of corn and one heifer were lost in the blaze which caused a damage estimated at $5,000. Bucket brigade formed by neighbors saved the house from being destroyed. Kenneth Israel, 35, of Sixteenth St. and Winton Ave., Speedway City, is in Methodist Hospital suffering from burns received at Allison Engineering Company at the Speedway. According to firemen Israel was cleaning a testing shop when the gasoline he was using caught fire. He was burned about legs, arms and body. Damage to the shop was estimated at $2,000 by firemen. Short circuit in. an auto caused a $5,000 fire in a garage owned by Charles Fraly, 3730 E. Washington St., early today. Frady said three autos and a stock of brooms and brushes in the garage were damaged by the blaze. Sparks on the roof at the home of C. F. Allen, 1630 W .Market St., Friday caused a SI,OOO fire. BRYSON IS OPTIMISTIC Believes 520.000 Will Be Raised for Speedway Airport, Belief that $20,000 will be raised soon for operation of the airport at the Speedway' was expressed today by Postmaster Robert H. Bryson, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce airport board. He said about forty local business and professional men are preparing for an active canvass campaign. Fund subscriptions now total $8,075. Reports will be made at a noon meeting Thursday. CHARGE IS DISMISSED Action Taken in Case of Woman Who Tried to Stop Paving. City Prosecutor Arthur B. Dinsmore today dismissed a charge of disorderly conduct against Mrs. Baker, 1504 Linden St., who was struck by a truck of the Union Asphalt Construction Company Friday when she refused to allow workmen to pave the street in front of her home. Mrs. Baker and other property owners contend the cost of the paving is exorbitant. CREW IS EXONERATED Charges of Drunkenness Not Proved at Hearing. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, May 29.—Officer* and crew of the steamship Seneca, which recently stranded off Miami. Fla., were exonerated of charges of misconduct while the vessel was in peril, at a Cdmmerce Department hearing today. Allegations of drunkenness aboard the vessel were not proved.

Marriage Licenses

Henry Reed. 44. 1746 Calvin, section hand: Ever L. Stubblefield. 27. 1114 Darnell, domestic.. Harry T. Herold. 20. 1909 N. Talbott, clerk: Georgia M. Payne. 23. 3260 N. Drex el. Owen M. Crooke. 32. 1016 N. Tuxedo, salesman: Mabel H. Stowe. 27. 1208 N. Tuxedo. Walace E. Nicholson. 25. 1312 Eugene, '•heckman: Frieda S. Soeldt. 18. 1618 Draper, clerk. Chester E. Wiedeman. 25. 1110 Fletcher, carpenter: Bosse Lydia. 22. 1347 Ewing, domestic. Alfred E. Lewis. 24. Lafayette. Ind . clerk: Vera E. Purdy. 21. 714 E. FiftyNinth. saleswoman. Kenneth O. Lake. 21. 1237 Central, hosiery mills: Lena I. Jones. 20. 1244 Central, stenographer. Bedford P. Leonard. 24. 1153 N. Tremont, toolmaker: Oleon I. Mott. 22. 2409 Jackson, saleswoman. Frank C. Murphy. 51. 719 N. Delaware, bookbinder: Emma Jones. 44. 217 N. Illinois. tailor. Hubert F. Samuels. 24. Rock Island County. 111., clerk: Margaret A. Johnson. 21. li9 E. Pratt. James B. Lightowler 29. 37 S. Tuxedo, tiner: Rose Howe. 28. 37 S. Tuxedo, housework. Births Boys Cecil and A.nna McClinrock, Methodißt Hospital. _ _ William and Bertha Millet. 709 Tremont Ave. _ . „„, _ _ _ John and Florence Lynch. 1042 Ijj. Tremont Ave. _ _ __ Ellsworth and Jessie Sterrett, 108 Cherry Grove. _ , Frank and Margaret Fertig. 3400 College Ave. Harrold and Salena Miles. 5828 Dewey YVilliam and La Posa YVemer, Indiana Christian Hospital. „ Alonzo and Ethel Durham. Indiana Christian Hospital. Richard and Flossie Logan. Methodist Hospital. . Benjamin and Hazel Bowie*. Methodist Hospital. . „ Robert and Mable Norwood, 764 Concord St. Girls Clair and Etlna Burlingame. Indiana Christian Hospital. . ~ . Floyd -nd Marie Kirlin. Indiana Christian Hospital. .. „ „ Maurice and MaybeJle Fox, 611 N. OxCl’arenoe and May Ottinger, Methodist Hospital. _ . YVindell and Marie Rohrbaugh. Methodist Hospital. Lorn and Olra Lawless, 2204 Pleasant St Deaths Everett Ray Hatfield. 31. 24 N. Chester Ave.. laryngeal tuberculosis. , Laura Hammel, 70. 1038 W. Thirtieth. aP Pa'uf'Williams. 11. Riley Hospital, acute rheumatic fever „„ , Wavern Mayo Freeman. 22. Indiana Christian Hospital. Internal Injuries, aeciMary Elizabeth Rudell. 64. 1001 Fletcher Ave.. cerebral apoplexy. Wiliam Jasper Sr.. 67. 417 Orange Stsubdural hemorrhage, accidental. Elizabeth Haines. 40. Methodist Hospital. acute dilitation of heart Samuel Whitinger, 05. Methodist Hospital. nyooarditis. , ... William R. Fry. 23. city hoapital. fractured skull, accidental. Lorahamah Parker, approximately 49. St. Vincent's Hospital, hyperthyroidism. Mary Brown. 72. 939 N. Tacoma Avemitral regurgitation. Elizabeth Myers. .30. city hospital, placenta praevia. __ „ Karl H. Meyers, 62. 261 N. Warman Ave . gangrene of left leg. _ _ Charles Finch. 54, Robert Long Hospital, chronic valvular heart disease Louisea Alma Tamm, 40, 2606 N. Delaware St., carcinomatosis.

SPORTSMAN FLIER REFJTELS CIENFUEGOS, Cuba, May 29. Bernardo Duggan. Argentine sportsman flying from New York to Buenos Aires, took on gasoline today and resumed flight at 9:45 toward Guu^namo.

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SUN BURNS UP CROPS \ Government Dam Remains Closed; Disorder Impends. BU United Press SCOTT’S BLUFF, Neb., May 29. Farmers of the Nortji Platte irrigation district today faced ruined crops as a hot sun blazed down on their fields and the Government dam remained closed. No demonstrations have occurred since early yesterday when Secretary of the Interior Work and Reclamation Commissioner Meade were hanged in effigy,. Rumors of impending disorders continued. Farmers insist that the Government open the dam as an emergency measure, despite the fact they have failed to pay the Reclamation Bureau their share of the cost. DISMISS STREET CAR MEN’S PLEA Union Loses Fight for Immunity From Arrest. A petition of Robert Armstrong, vice president of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Employes of America, to obtain an injunction to prevent arrest of organizers by local police, was dismissed today by Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell. Armstrong and James Parker, who is aiding in establishing a branch of the association here, attempted to inform Mayor Duvall no attempt will be made to call a strike among street railway employes Sunday. Such action had been rumored. Information that the association had organized 35 to 60 per cent of the employes was discredited by railway officials. Street car company attorneys indicated they might file an injunction petition in Federal Court this after noon to prevent association officials from continuing organization activities. BAPTISTS BACK DRY LAW Officials Called Upon so Enforce Prohibit ion, Outlaw War. Bu United Press * WASHINGTON, May 29. The Northern Baptist convention here today called upon all public officials, especially members of Congress, to use their power for prohibition enforcement. Resolutions were adopted unanimously calling for renewed effort to secure adoption of a child labor amendment and for the outlawry of war. Ultra-fundamentallDts failed to bring in their threatened anti-evo-lution resolutions in the face of defeats of their other moves. HOOSIERS FAVOR BILL Three Testify Before House Committee on Measure. Bu Times fine rial AWASHINGTON. D. C. May 29. Seventy-five per cent of the hogs bought at Indianapolis go directly to big packers, C. W. egpeicher of LaFoentain, Ind., told the House Agricultural Committee Thursday, speaking in favor of a bill which would prevent packers from maintaining private yards in terminal markets, including Indianapolis. Joe Conrad of Rossville, Ind., and Roy E. Rozell of Hamilton, Ind., also spoke in favor of the bill. PUZZLE TWINS ALIVE Eternally .Joined* Babies Sleep and Feed Separately. BU United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind., May 29. Luqie and Bessie Medich. South Bend's puzzle to medical science, continued to live'' today. Lucie slept peacefully while Bessie put in the forenoon feeding from her bottle. These two girls, while possessing separate vital organs, are joined together at the base of the spine and have only one torso. In Memoriam Notices IN MEMORIAM—In loving memory of Frances Thelma Banta. who paesed away one year ago today. May 29. 19 ~0. We think of you in silenoe. No eye can see- us weep. But many Bilent tears are shed While others are asleep. , You are' gone, but not forgotten. May your memory never fade. For our thoughts will always linger Around the grave where you are laid Sadly missed by FATHER. MOTHER, brother. ROBERT, and sisters. LOREN A and BERTHA. IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance of our darling daughter. Dorothy Mane Layten. who passed away three years ago today. May 29, 1923. Surrounded by friends we are lonesome Midst our pleasures we still are blue. A smile may be upon our faces still. Our hearts ache dear Dorothy for you. FATHER AND MOTHER Funeral Directors Planner <& Boclhanan Now In Our New Mortuary, 25 West Fall Creek Blvd. Phone*: 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 SERVICE Planner <& Buchanan George Grinsteiner Funeral director 622 E Market. Main 0908 __ KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR MA. 1154. 1402 N "nr*** Bel. 3866 R-l *W. T. BLASENGYM * Main Office 2226 Shelby 3t DRexel 2570. UNDERTAKERS—HTSEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware. Main 3RBO. BERT S GADD 2130 Prosbect St Phone Stewart 2C78 Special Notices THE ELECTREAT MASSAGE For Neuritis and Rheumatism. LOLA WALKER. 00 „ 0 524 State Life Bldg. Lin. 8873 MARGARET SELLERS. D O. D. C .N. D Obstetrician acute and chronic disease massage. 1 N. New Jersey, Riley 6883. PERMANENT waring, soft natural wave; experienced operator: SB, Wash, 0(18. Instructions MEN to learn Dtrtg trade TRI-CTTY BARBER COLLOSE. 610 8 Washing ten Bt.. Indianapolis Ind. Circle 0757. Lost and Found no col *

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Help Wanted Male SALESMEN ATTENTION! Here is an opportunity for three young men to become permanently connected with a live wire organization where the future holds unlimited possibilities toi big earnings. We are exclusive dealers in Indianapolis and vicinity for one of the fastest selling 4 and tt-cylinder cars on the market. Men owning cars given preference. See Mr. Cunningham. MATTOX MOTOR SALES AGENTS —New plan makes It easy to earn SSO to SIOO weekly, selling shirts direct to warer. No capital or experience needed. Represent a real nianiifaeturer. Write now for free samples., MADISON MILLb. onu Broadway. New York. _— SALESMAN Gents' furnishing Experienced preferred ED. TRAUGOTT CO. 215 W. Wash. SALESMEN for local territory to sell lowest priced electrei sign made: married men preferred: on salary or commission. THE M -SAVANEY CO- Springfield. Ohio. SI.OO BIT VS SI,OOO accident insurance lor one year Agents wanted. Buy one at 29 S Capitol Ave. R. B. ALLISON. 918 Hume-Mansuer Bldg. IF YOU are not making §IOO a week I will see that you do 4"0 N valve cap: free sample. HUGHES. 4-0 N. Homan Chicago. Help Wanted Female

INTELLIGENT woman between 22 and 35 years to work with crew: experience unnecessary, but must bo willing to work seven hours per day. To those who can qualify we par a salary and bonus, chance for promotion to field supervisor within a week. If you can show us. apply 60.1 Citv Trust B'dg.. corner Delaware and Market Sts.

WOMEN in all localities to make wash mitts for us. We supply materials, sampie, instructions. No selling. SPJJ" G Tn ! TERSTATE° MF(U COM PAXV. 440 S. Dearborn St.. Chicago. 111. WE have available a few permanent positions for telephone operators Girls between ages of 18 and -•> APPIv *° -J™; Cooper. Room 101 Telephone Bldg . New York and Meridian. INDIANA. BELL TELEPHONE CO , * FREE MAIL-ORDER INFORMATION—A sensational moiieymiaking Prmtiosltlon Particulars FREE Mrs M. ' 312 N Hill St. Ant 4 Los Angeles^i^ Situations Wanted Female HIGH school graduate wants office work: nome experience. B*d 4898 Rooms for Kent NOTICE RACE VISITORS. PLENTY CrOOD ROOMS INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL BUREAU 605 MERCHANTS BANK BLDG. LIN. 2141. OPEN EVENINGS BOS ART. 39: nice airy room- porch: bus: ladies: garage. Irv. 2611-M. BROADWAY. 2906: modern, beautiful rm . north: priv lime.; employed couple; 2 car lines. Ran. 3879. CENTRAL Ave.. 1219: 7 airy, front, mod. rms.: lovely furniture: reas. Riley 4345. CENTRAL Ave.. 1733: sleeping rm. for 2. Breakfast if required. Ken. 1439. CHURCH ST.. 1113: elegent furn. room for two gentlemen: $6. DRex. 2610. CLINTON HOTEL. 29 Virginia Are.: downtown rms. for race visitors: reas EDISON A\e.. 909: three sleeping rooms tor rent. Cali Lin. 8564. MARKET St.. E. 1320: nicely furn. single rm., for 1 or 2 gentlemen: mod.: small family: no other roomers. *'ev MO.T_ NEW JERSEY. N.. 2314: delightful front room: private home. Harrison 4Q36-R. PROSPECT. 1146. 3 nicely furn. rms. $8.50: first floor. Will be shown until 8:.”0 Saturday p. m. DRex. 3540-R. TREMONT. N.. 30: furnished rooms, mod. home: reasonable. Race visitors welcome. W. 11TH 106. ROOMS FOR SPEEDWAY VISITORS. _____ ROOM—For young laay in private family. Webster 2504. ROOMS for speedway visitors: $2 up. Harrison 4920 R. LARGE furnished room for two gentlemen: $5 week. Bel. 3363-W. EUROPEAN HOTEL. 139 N. DELAWARE. RACE VISITORS WELCOME. REAS MODERN room in private family: Penn. ear line: gentlemen. Ran. 400>. SPEEDWAY VlSlTOßS—Beautiful furnished rooms in private home, Lin. 4n4.i E. 13TH. 319: nice, pleasant room: $6 for 1. $6 for 2: hot water, l.in, 8724. MODERN front loom, for two employed: references Main 0190. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent <VA/W\AAA/VN^SA/WN^AAA/V/*^ COMAR AVE.. 1140: room, and kitchenette: everything furn. for complete home. Including heat. gas. light, water: sink In kitchen: 1 block east of Sunken Gardens and Shelby car line. Drex. 5114. LEXINGTON Ave.. 1940: three furnished rooms for light housekeeping; everything furnished: heat, light, gas; SB. MERIDIAN. N,. 2208: very desirable rm and kitchenette: priv. ent. Har. 3679-W NEW JERSEY. N.. 1527; two or three unfumislied modern rooms in private home. PARK. 839: two front rooms: modern: no other roomers: light, housekeeping. PENN.. N„ 1815: 2 largo light housekeeping rooms. Lincoln 4626. PENNSYLVANIA. N„- 2123: lovely outsidc room: outside entrane. Har. 1892-R RUCKLE. 1701 : two connecting light housekeeping rooms; front. Ken. 5083. SHELBY: furnished rm.. in priv. home; garage optional. DRex. 0845. S. EASTERN Ave.. 1533: 2 front, mod. rms : nicely furn.; laundry: reas. St. 1660. SOUTHEASTERN. 1712: 2 front mod. fur. rooms; race visitors welcome. Dr, 4441 ST. CLAIR. E.. 670: 2 rms. and kitchen ette: downstairs: mod.: children welcome. ST. JOSEPH. W.. 48: sleeping and light housekeeping rooms. Riley 3129. 30TH. W.. 1029: 2 rms.; completely sum.; light, gas, tele.: adult only. Har, 1654-J. NORTH EAST. 139: modern. 3-room apt.. $6.50, Single rooms, $3 up. TREMONT. N.. 19: 2 housekeeping rms. In modern home. Belmont 0289-M. Room for Rent With Board CHILDREN wanted to room and board: mother s care given. Ken. 6015. Houses for Rent ASHLAND. 2637-41: double house: nice yard: gar. Will decorate. Ken. 5835. CAPITOL. 917 S.: 6 rooms: summer kitchen: reasonable. CAPITOL Ave.. N.. 2832: upper duplex: 5 rms.: ht.. water, gar, fur. Ran. 4036. DAWSON. 1745; new 7-room: $35: garage. DRexel 3616, EAST; 6 rooms, strictly modem; newly dec.: gar.: water pd,: screens. We. 3420. HARLAN 159: new house: four rooms: modern: garage: S3O. Lin. 4516. ILLINOIS, ts.. 1901: 8 rooms, modern. Call owner. Circle 1498 to 10 p. m. KENWOOD and 29th: 6-rm. mod. double: nicely deco.; good location. Ran, 1257. LYNN. N.. 949: colored: 5 rooms- electriclty: yard: norch: Sls. Ran. 3241. MARKET. E.. 1412: half double: seven rooms: modern: S3O. Web. 4204. Web. 6617, MINNESOTA. 209: 6 rms.: gas. lights and water: sl4: near Nordyke-Marmon. MISSOURI. S.. 749: 6 rms.: gas. elec., city water: newly papered: yard: S2O. RAYMOND. E.. 1509—Semi-mod.. 6 rms.. single: gar.: $25 Mrs Bowland Ra, 1627 SOUTHERN E.. 1428: 5 rms.. hall: gas. elec, lights: gar.: near Garfield Park Chapman Price Steel Cos.: S2O, DR. 0878 SPRING. 325: 3 rms.; elec., gas. water nd.: will redeco.: sls. Ran. 5858. TWENTY-EIGHTH. E.. 3918: 5-roommcd-em: double garage: in good condition. Web 2727-W BX2 DUU)P tii for bamlaa

Houses for Rent Modern Houses 614 E. 15th: mod.: 9 rms SSO 00 146 W. 30th: mod.: 6 rms. 35 00 3128 Central: mod.: gar.: 7 rms... 66.00 1226* Comar; mod.: two-car gar.: 10 rms 60.00 2149 N. Ala.: mod.: 6 rms 42.50 1306 E. 10th: mod : rar 30.00 Dunlop & Holtegel 122 E. Market Main 6020. SCHMID & SMITH, INC., REALTORS 130 N. DELAWARE ST. Houses in al(*sectlon of city for white or colored. Call and we will mail you a list. Main 4088 RENT FREE i/ 2 MfrNTH RENTAL, SOUTH Five-room cottage; 1149 Church St.: gas. electricity inside toilet and basement; $25. W. B. RUEBY 425 Lemcke Bldg Lin, 1782. 1424 NAOMI ST.: five rooms, semi-mod-ern: garage: $25.75: water paid. F. S. CLARK & CO. Main 3377. Apartments for Rent LAFAY'ETTE COURT —2735 N. Meridian St.: livingr-room. in-a-door bed, built-in fireplace ana bookcase: dining-room or bedroom. full equipped, kitchen and bath. Rent includes heat, water, lights and gas; $60.00. KRIEGER—332-36 E. Prospect: two-room: in-a-door bed. bath and fully equipped kitchenette: rent includes heat, water and b as - $34 00 BLAckSTONE —4011 E. Washington St.: three rooms, in-a-door bod. combination bath and dressinf-room. fully equipped kitchenette: rent includes heat, light, gas and water : $47.50. _ . _. . MAPLE TERRACE —537 E Maple Rd . living-room, dining-room, two large bedrooms. alcove dressing-room . m large, iully equipped kitchen, garage: SBO. _. HYLAND—II39 E Washington St.: liv-ing-room dining-room, two bedrooms, bath, kitchen, pantry; heat and water; ®SEE°CUSTODIAN OR CALL LIN. 5391. H. H. Woodsmall & Cos.. Inc. “We insure everything but the hereafter." ARSENAL. N.. 115: modern 6-room duplex: water paid: garage: soo. RT 19.t.i 10TH E 3433• apt. 3: 1. 2 rms . bath hot' wAter- sll. S2O. Riley 6886 3-ROOM apt : upstairs., gas. electricity. water. 800 south: slo. Wash. 264, W Houses and Flats Furnished BROOKVILLE. N.. 28: lovely 3 bedroom home for summer: baby-grand piano: room and 2 meals for owner part timo: adults: S4O. in-. 3294-J. ILLINOIS. N.: 6 rooms: modenr furliished or unfurnished. Har, 4P..9-R. TAUBOTT. N.. 1706—N0. 1 Christian Scientist to share apartment with ladv. employed: rms. unfurnished. Har 0309 RESORTS AND COTTAGES 5 well-furnished eottages on river front, plenty shade. -ll scre-ned porches. 69th and White River. Call Wash. 3709. Ring 2 LOWER apartment: entering from front porch: Tviog-room. dining-room, kitchenette. bedroom connecting bath: completeIv furnished. Ran. 27471 MARYLAND. 1720 E.: 4 rooms, completeIv film., mod.: garage. DRex. 3610 THREE furnished rooms, modern. Call after 6 n m.. Webster t 352 W _____ Business Places for Rent TRAUB, N., 128: garage. $2.50 per month. Bel jolo-J LARGE brick garage: fireproof: suitable lor small bus.: reasonable. Wash, 0741. STOREROOM Udell ami Northwestern 30x16 reawonabl*. Ran 0949 Houses for Sale FOREST AVE.. 334: good five-room bouse: modern, except furnace; garage; priced right; easy terms. Liti. 0940. Rail. 4347 J C DUNCAN REALTY CO. HOLLIDAY" 1516: 4-room cottage: 6 squares last of Garfield Park. Will sell at the bargain price of $1.200. ou E-Z terraß C. B. McFADDEN 450% E Wash Main 5072 KEY-STONE AVE.. N.. 3436. “ Five-room modem bungalow, bath, furnace: electricity, city water; one-car ga rage Onlv $5,800. SSOO cash, balance easy .monthly payments. Open Sunday. J. S CRUSE REALTY CO. MAIN 5840. MERIDIAN S.. 1718: seven- room modern, three garages. Price $6,250. Lin, 3734 MICHIGAN E.. 2816: modern 6 room dpuhlc $5,500• rents S6O Randolph 3212 M GW MOO9ITN BUY'S SEMI * MODERN BUNGALOW 1800 BLOCK TABOR ST. Four new. semi-modem bungalows now being completed. Each will have city water at sink in kitchen: eleeitrio lights; gas; inside toilet: garage: cement walks. Will be papered. Small cash payment gives possession of your choice. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS, REALTORS 144 E. Ohio Street MAin 3715 Res. IRv. 1964 J SIOO.OO Makes the initial payment on anew 4room Colonial type bungalow and one acre, with steel wire fence, lights, garage, cinder drive and lots of new shrubs, fruit trees and shade trees Tract is located on Lowry Road, four tenths of a mile west of Lafayette Road off 34th St. (Old Salt Lake Road), six miles from the Monument. Tract can be cut into six city lots. Ideal for chicken raising or truck gardening Balance 531.00 per month. Also two 5-roora bungalows, at a slightly larger monthly payment. Now is ttie time to buy in a rapidly developing sectoin northwest. Representatives will be on ground Sunday and Monday. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. Main 0792 Mr. Mackey, Ran. 3451 3504 MADISON AVE. —on that beautiful road to B'rankltn. where nroperty is really In demand: a dandy four-room and large pantry sub--urban home in A-l condition with a half acre of ground: garage with side drive; plenty of fruit and shrubs; good chicken house and park: drive out Madison Are. to the second house south of the first crossroad south of Troy Ave.: this Is a real offering at the bargain prioo of $3,200. See it or call. THE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO., 308 National City Bank Bldg , Lin 5057, Residence, Irr, 1559,

Buy Real Estate Lease Contracts The Washington Company •67 W Wash St Main 0793

Just Think $3,800 buy* this new 6-room modern bungalow on pavi street, all improvements In and paid. F. H. Swindler 703 Wild Bank Bldg. RI. 3931 Double Bargain Five rooms to a side; modern, with the exception of one furnace- showing 16 per cent investment: loan of $2,800 can be obtained Price $4,500. Cali J. YV. Elder, try. 2759. H. V. Underwood Cos., Realtors 206 E. Ohio Bt. ridn. 3944. NEAR FOUNTAIN SQUARE A brick porch: five real rooms, good lot. two-car garage: priced to sell at $3,700; terms, located at 1311 Ringgold St. One of the best locations close in on south side. Call us. THE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO. Lin, 5067. Res., Irv, 1669 6211 BROADWAY NOW VACANT Attractive five-room bungalow: tplendid built-in features: hardwood floors, break-fast-room. large basement, garage: $6,000; terms. 023 OCCIDENTAL BLDG. Main 1407, Eva- Mr. Argus, YVeb. 178.3. 3017 E. 10TH ST. 'A home with real business value: locaeed on one of finest streets in the city: large lot. with paved alley on side, paid for: street cars stop in front of door; a bargain at $3,800. See this and call THE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO. Lin. 5067. Res., Irv. 1559. PAY $150.00 CASH and move In this nice 6-room bungalowgarage and cement front drive: gravel street: one square from W. Washington, near schools: out of citv limits: price only *3.250. Mr. Keller. Ran. 0894. SCHMID * SMITH INC- REALTORS. “Let's Talk It Over." 2132-34 W. MINNESOTA ST. 4 Rooms to a side: elec, lights, inside toilets, sink in kitchen- double garage: rent *2O a side. Price $3,676: so7o cash S3O a month. Mr. Bra.v, j. g. mccullough. realtors Manl 1709. 106 N, Delaware DANDY three-bedroom home. Nineteenth St . near College: hardwood floors up snd down: aJI modern. Take one or two lots as down- payment. CRAWBORD MOTT. Mato 2681. Eves.. Ran.' 1289. 222 N. Delaware i

Houses for Sale Pay $35 Cash and $35 Monthly Just 1 of thpso fine, livable suburban homes left that can be gold on this basis. Large living and dining room, kitchen 2 bedrooms and bathroom: garage, side drive anti cement and brick porches. Half Acre of Ground See these before someone else snaps them up. They positively can’t last *. days on these remarkable terms Go south in Sherman Drive to Sherman Drive Park. Homes are on Ewing St. in this addition. J. \V. CARR - Lincoln 2750. Irvington 4655.

NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED 1137 S. RANDOLPH Five rooms, completely modern; $3,500: $35 cash. $35 per month. 957 W. 28TH ST. Fire rooms; elretric lights, well; street improvements paid; $2,500; $25 cash. $25 per month. Edson T. Wood 124 E. Market St. RHc.v 1529. 14 NEW BUNGALOWS FRONTING SOUTH ON RHODIUS PARK A wonderful new home section. Thoroughly nodern. f.ve-rojnt homes artistically designed and unusually well built. Large rooms. ln r ge basements: $4,100 to $4,750: terms. $37 to $45 per month; 1800 square VY. YVyoming. Take YV. I. car to Belmont, wtlk north to Park. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.. Home Builders. 237 N. Delaware. Riley 5200. Let Us Build Your Home. A BARGAIN Brand new five-room bungalow; electric lights and garage; located on large lnt; will decorate interior to suit buyer: must sell: make us a proposition: open all day Sunday for inspection: go west on YVasn:ngton to 5000 and turn north on Gerrard Dr. one-half block; four bus lints pars Gerrard Dr. Call Main 4195 in afternoons or Humboldt 2071 in evenings. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME $2 000 Equity in modern double Rent for S3O a side. Can be bought cheap on easy term. w R RUEOY 425 Lemcke Uldg. Lin. 1782. SEVERAL new 4 and 5-room bungalows on Hoyt Ave.. located in English Heights, opposite Christian Park, between S. Denny and Garfield: prices $2,450 to $3,150: on E-Z terms. Electric lights, ga rages. Take English Ave. ear. transfer to bus to Garfield. Main 6072. or eve_ Web, 0899, TYVO niftv small homes fronting deaf and dumb instiute grounds, near Forty_Se<v ond St.: semi-modern. $..250 each; sioo c'sh: balance $.lO per month. H. C. Tuttle & Bro. 233 E. Ohio St. Res. YVeb. 1108 MODERN twelve-room dwelling; lot 32x 125: Delaw ire St., south St. Clair St. Snap: SII,OOO. Investigate. Tehus. A. J MY ER REALTY CO. 307 Lombard Bldg. Matn_l 633. $350 CASH PAYMENT balance like rent. 5-room and bath modern bungalow; garage. YVtll take vacant lot in trade. 730 k of P Bldg 5-ROOM COTTAGE. 73rd and Edgrwatcr. Kavenswood; completely furnished; electric lights, well; extra large porch, house fully screened. Real bargain. YVash. 2838-YvT _____ MUST sell: good. 3-bedroom house and hath, floored attic. 2 large lots, fruit and shade, double garage, paved street, gas. city water, sewer, electricity. YVant an offer. YVeb. 4107 I.OOK at other properties and get ‘heir prices then emne see this 6 large room modern bungalow. Owner leaving city. Har. 4512-J. STRICTLY' modern five-room bungalow. near Garfield Park: large lot and shrubbery; bargain if sold at once. Owner. Stew, 295* DOUBLE: south side on asphalt st. near ear line; rent $420 year, price $2,800' cash $656 and terms W. H. SCOTT. 403 Marion Bldg. Main 4191. THRIVE rooms, garage, new; near fairground: $2,500: payments: clear lot accepted Mam 1051. Room 140. 220 N. Illinois, $.3 600. S3OO 00 cash: balance monthly. 858 Buchanan St., six rooms, bath, garage. Owner 106 N. Delaware St.. Main 1701). FOR SALE—Five-room cottage. 3223 TWO nice lots: 4 room house: fruit and shade elcrtricitv: $2,000. YVeb -1107. Real Estate for Exchange $2 100 EQUITY’: five room, semi-modern: paved street: southeast: price $3,200 YVant small farm. Room 140, 220 N. 1111nous. \ Building and Contracting ATTENTION —We can in most instances finance GARAGES On EASY TERMS 1 CAR $1.60 TO $3 PJR MONTH. 2 CARS *2 50 TO $5.00 PER MOJ%TH, 3 CARS $3 60 TO $8 PER MON TBt; CALL US FOR PARTICULAH9. L. G. BRIGHTMIRE CO., 1101 N. Capitol Ave. Lincoln 7810 Eves.. Wash. 4890. IF YOU have a clear lot we will build you a home. Our houses are IxUter and cheaper because we have no office help and pay no commissions ELVERS & KLEIN. INC. Lin. 2627. TINNING, guttering, spouting and_ _ad kinds of repair worn CHAS. OOLDSTEIN 1040 S. Meridian. DRexel 3431. or YVash 3646. . WE will build and finance a home on ymir lot: payments like rent. Civic REALTY CO.. 136 N, Delaware St. Lui. .o.>o Lots for Sale DREXEL GARDENS: 2 lota: south front GENE WHITE; Main 3noo Farms for Sale MUST sacrifice 17.000 acres. Polk County Florida. YVonderful citrus, farming and colonization trad: S4O acre. Adjacent land selling double this Brokers protected. hiTIE-NELSQN. Haines City. Fia. FLORIDA ACREAGE. 88.50 upwards Send for bulletin Farm Lands, etc List your Florida property with us. FICKLINGSOUTHERI.ANIU Realtors. Miami. Ha. 40 ACRES. N. E.: new q-rm. biit'tf-: fruit and shade. Will trade. Wen. 4107. Acreage for Sale FOR SALE ACREAGE $5.00 down. $5.00 monthly, buys one ad-o high groiuid, well located. Price onlv SSOO 00. On Richland Dr., first cinder road north of 46th St., from Shadeland Ave. east (west of Lawrence. _ Ind Owiier on property between 2 and 5 Sund*y. 132 ACRES: 60 miles southeast,: clear. good improvements; S4O per acre. Trade for city property or small acreage near ritv. ftoom 140, 220 N. Illipola, Real Estate Wanted

SOLD If you really want to sell your property, consult Robert C. Byers \ National Real Estate Auctioneers, 213-218 Lemcke Bldg. Lin. 8881.

FIVE sale* In nine days has taken our best listings We particularly sell property east and south around $3,500. For results rail us THE CHARLES R. ETTTNGER CO. Llneoln 5057. Res Irr 1550 WANTED HOMES QUICK Have six clients waiting for homes South or East. $.1,000 to $.1500: S.IOO down. List yours at once. HARGROVE REALTY CO.. IPS E, Wash, Lin. 1868 IF you really want to sell your east or south side property, priced around $.1,500. call us THE CHARLES R ETTINGER CO Lin. 5067 Rea.. Try. 1550 REAL ESTATE To buy, sell or exchange call frURTZ * LEASE. 719-30 Lemolte Rldg Phone Lin. 3434. DAYTON REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO . 1010 Fletcher Savings It Trust Bldg. Miscellaneous for Sale BED jiaven port leather upholstering: good condition. .1413 N. Capitol. FURNITURE in four-room moaern apartment: privilege of renting apartment: everything complete. J C. PETERS. 04.1 Massachusetts Ave., Apartment 3. Lin. 1477 before 6 p, m. GAS range. $8.60: kitchen cabinet. $8 50: dining-room table. $6: china closet. $9.50: ice boxes $5 up: library fable. Sri: wardrobe. $7 50: sewing machine. $7: chiffonier. $6.50: player rolls. 3 for Bft cents. 1043 S. Meridian St GRIMM alfalfa seed. $19.88 bushel: fancy alfalfa. sls: choice alfalfa sl2 50red June Clover. 120: alsike. sl7- alsike and timothy mixed. $7.60. Pure domestic "llaror- GAXNB& jAAMi.ANTt a®.

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Miscellaneous for Sale GAS RANGES: Used: thoroughly overhauled: $lO and up. Delivered and connected. Charles Kochnng, Virginia Ave. HOUSE cleaning * Your surplus clothing furniture, magazinca. papers, will help us to help others Salvation Army Indus K! M 1 foP wagon Riler W, Qcorgia MATTRESSES nR?x om o%8 t fr ( RUGS-LIN OLEUM Brusaels ruga. 9x12. in blue, tan. taupe and old rose. $12.50: Gold Seal Concoleum rugs. 9x12. at $12.75: these are carried in all sizes at proportionate prices: imported Japanese grass ruga, fiouble warp 9x13. at $7.50; all-wool Brussels rugs beat grade, in 11.3x12 size, at $29 50 Floor qovering. beautiful linoleum patterns. at 49c a yard: linoleums and in•aids may lie had in all widths and grades: also rug border hall and stair carpet and rugs in all grades and sizes All perfect guaranteed goods. Dorfrtian Rug Cos. ?07 W Washington, Near Capitol Ann If It Covpr9 thf* frloor. We Hav© fr l Waterproof Tarpaulins AND Truck Covers ALL SIZES CARRIED IN STOCK ANY SIZE MADE TO ORDER SEE US AND SAVE MONEY Phone Bel. 0387. HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS 'GOODS CO. 1302 W. WASHINGTON ST. SCRATCH pads, size 3 4ix7 Inches 10 for SI.OO. HENKEL-RANDaI.L PRINTING CO 034 N, Csnitol Ma 0490. 9x12 ItUG v $5: dresser. $5: good gas range. $> up: bed and springs. I” SrSWW.fr'wSSrtHS a. HaSMik Ur-Mrli.l.l™ 5 , TEN tables with chairs to match for din-ißgr-room or barbecue. SPRAGUE EX v? W Ohio Main Onflj, Musical Instilments JUNE GRADEATION GIFT 1 Plano sale closing out regardless of cost Player pianos. $l2O to $250. none higher and these pianos, w ere originally priced as high ./Lr # ■ Fn S '' *4 paid in cash at time nr purchase we credit you $6 Get full Particulars from YVOT-COTT MUSIC CO.. 2813 E 10th. Wehstt r 1002. KING BAND INSTRUMENTS „ RITTER MUSIC CO. - 2nl N. Illinois. yircle 1198 BRAND new Geo. P. Bent mahogany , Player piano, list price s.‘>9s Win sell for $.12,,. on verms. Wash, 0742, YVON'DEK tTL bargain In player piano 6464 n MR WII.KINg " PBym ‘‘ nt - Lln YVHIf.E they last. 3 P' rioa aT 576: in 6464 MR WILKTNuft '°° m L ‘" vania. Phone Main lgflT*. y RADIO- eight tube Super-Hel- will sacrifice for quick sale Bei 0085. PLAYER piano: first-class eondition? good rolls included. Itlley 1095. Coal and Wood Lay Your Coal In Not Y's. and Ky the heat that is mined Best Y a and Ky. 6 in. blk.. cln. fkd $6 50 Best Ya and Ky. 3x6 In., cln. fkdT'.lft 35 i Kanawaha Cos. V r. and Harlan Cos! KjT Best Ind. No. 5 4-in. Ip. and 2x4 egg clean forked #5 25 Citizens coke, egg or nut. the best’ .'fo 00 Special prices on your next winter’s requirements. - KINDLING WITH EACH TON UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DRexel 4621, Dependable since 1908. It pays to visit our yard 1910 Bluff Ave . and see the difference in good coal BRAZIL (Ind.) BLOCK ' —— TO 24-IN. Ll* $5.25 PER TON BRAZIL PEA And NUT, $4.50 EAST SIDE ICE AND COAIJ 934 Fowler. Matll H 830.1 J. D. JOHNSON do Guaranty Bldg. Riley 4164. Cir 6984 L Riley 5444. Contract next YVlnter'a coal now T. , , _ _ north ST. COAL CO. Lin. Cir. 5556, Night. Irv 4020, JT AND I, COM, CO.. 1 1205 Rcooho St. Ran. 2471 TRY OUR MAJOR COAL _ MAJOR COAI.CO Ran 4120 Business Announcements Plastering: large and small jobs; experienced: esti free Riley 647'. CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. DR Kss.M.Y K I\i; \\ ii i.. KiliVl INrl* COATS A SPECIALTY* IRV 2186 *' bought sold aim renovated _ mat tresses ami piiluws made ■ F. BURKLfe 416 Mass Main 142 “ carpentering'; new nnq repalrlug. time wtirk, $1 hour: free bids on all new work, Southport 131 Ring 3. **A 'l DWOOI) floors painted walls white washing, Edward Bailey. Ran 3782 PUgF~OxT2 —Dusted and scrubbed . . . $21)0 _ Suits cleaned and pressed. BENNETT THE CLEANKJL Lin. 8264 Rl'jiOii: cleaned and s.Tubhed. s2‘. 0680 n<1 W ° rk ' J ' *• MAwE*. Circle SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Bharpened TUTOLEDOB. 216 N Illinois. TEXTONE. wall tinting. painTlnsr paper. hanging- nancr fur • disc off Kc 382*. Business Opportunities OPPORTUNTTY I o rooms: walking dlsicnmeijll ch'an roomers WILL SA( RIFIOE By owner Riley lfidO. GO S t £rifl l £ r<, l? , O fi n N tl, U.Inl|r„"°nlJnif 1 nl| r „"° nlJnif hOU ” : - Storage ond Transfer g STORAGE " Ha^d t,n b%h ,lO^s. BtO s r< 4.V,0 ,O , r „ ft? ”“° n - OTTO J. SUESZ ‘ MAIN 3628. MAIN 235,7. Get our price. * Estimates made free. HOOSIER TRUCKING fcO. _ 1616 E. Wash. Day snd night phone l.tn, 3778 MOVING AND TRANSFER BAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. 1 .ONG-1)1 STANCE HAULING. RILEY 33,11. OTTO J SUESZ. packing storage, shioPing; local and overland hauling Return loads wanted Phono ami we will < , V o'’ u estimates on hauling. Main 23533628 Nights. Webster 4570 0690 W H. T. BIEHL Srw-cKI prloe n n loads to New York, PbiladplphiA or vidnitv. D vox, 1225, LET uh figure with you on your movlni. FE L R°"Y at) TRANB- - A T W , rh"'6T7 l ) , '" , ‘ t,le >.n N< ? R T.UWESTERN TRANSFER DO. Call at all times Randolph Tltct. Legal Notices v .. NO > TI ? K T° PONTRACTORt -111 It*. 1 * h, ' r T h r Kl ';en that sealed Mds will he received hv the board of school commtss'oners of the city of IndlaaMOlls at the offices of the hoard. 150 N. Weridlan St.. Indianapolis. Indiana, vintll 8 oelock p in. Tuesday. June 8. 1926. for the following: 1. Multigraph complete, except motor and stand equipped with automatic feeder capable of holding 5,000 sheets of paper. The maximum printing surface to be approximately 8%"x1 3% -. Same to be equipped with printing ink attachment and logger. All bids must he made upon proposal b anks prepared by the hoard. which blanks will bo supplied by the hustnres director at the office of the board. 150 N Meridian St„ upon application. These proposals must be accompanied by a certified check on an Indianapolis hank, or by New York. Chicago nr Indianapolis ex- _ change, for three (3) per cent of th*J maximum hid. drawn payable to the ir-der® of the board of school commissioners of the city of Indianapolis. In ease a bidder, whose bid shall be accepted. shall not. within five day* after notlTO of such acceptance, perform his bid by entering into a written „eontraet with the board, to furnish the fftiiltlrraph in accordance with the provisions of tns specifications, and within that, time secure the performance of his contract bv a surety bond, with surety or sureties to tns approval of th* board, his certified check or draft and the proceeds thereof shall be and! remain the absolute property of the board as llauldated damages agreed upon for such failure it being impossible to estimate the amount of damage* *ueh failure would occasion to th* board. The right is reserved by the board to retect any or all bids, and to refrain from accepting or rejecting bids not mor* than ten i 10> days BOARD OF SCHOOL GOMMISSTO VFRS OF THE CITY^OF^MYMNArOT.^