Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1926 — Page 10

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A Little Matter of $335,000 “ # London Man Wins Fortune on Sweepstakes Ticket Sells Half Interest.

Dv Times Soccinl LONDON, June 3. —“Too busy—too much work to do to discuss the matter.* Thus Robert Bishop, 50-year-old head of the policy department of Messrs. Hartley, Cooper & Cos., London insurance broers, described his feeling-3 when he heard he held the winning ticket in the Calcutta Sweepstakes on the Epsom Derby, and had won a fortune of $335,000. But Miss Alexa Farr, who drew the ticket that won second money in the Stock Exchange “sweep,” was overcome and required a cup strong tea with her mother before she was quite herself again. Bishop had sold half of his ticket, which was on Coronach, the winner of the Derby, for $35,000. His winnings, therefore, are $335,000. Miss Farr gave a bait- share in hers to her mother. They won $150,000. Cyril G. Stileman, manager of the Bombay branch of Sir Alexander Gibbs and partners, drew the ticke 1 in the Calcutta sweepstakes on Colorado, the favorite, which finished, third. He sold his share for SIOO,OOO and an additional $75,000, or more than he would have won had he retained the whole ticket. The names of the holders of the tickets on Lance Gaye, which finished second in Calcutta “sweep,” and on Coronach in Stock Exchange •“sweep,” still were unknown on Wednesday night. There was a possibility that the tickets, each worth a fortune, had been lost. TfT&moncl li%utes ■elided In determining ihe height of a batter's shoulder in order to properly judge a pitcher's delivery, does the umpire pay attention to the batsman who crouches in reaching liis decision? ** * . Ts a batter purposely crouches, particularly in a pinch, in an effort to throw the umpire and pitcher off. the official calling halls and strikes rules ball or strike according to where lie judges his shoulder would have been had he taken his normal position. On the other hand, batters who have a natural crouch in facing the pitcher and always hit from such a position, are given the same consideration as the batter who assumes a straight-up posture. Joe Harris, hard-hitting utility man of the Washington club, has a crouch style at the plate; so did Harry Hooper, former White Sox star. Til calling balls and strikes on. such batters the umpire takes their shoulder line from the crouch stance. But the batter who does it to confuse is given no con r side ration.

With the Majors

The Yankees came from behind twice to win two frames from the Senators and increase their lead in the American League race Wednesday. Tony Lazerri’-s homer broke up the first same, which New York won, 9 to 5. The Yariks nosed out the second. 5 to 4. despite five errors. The defeats put Washington down to fourth place, Chicago passing: the Senators by beating; the Browns, 6 to 5, making; four runs in the ninth. Detroit split a double-header with Cleveland. thus losing: a chance to get into the first division nt Washingtons expense. Wells shut out Cleveland with five hits in the second game, after the Spokes had ■made eighteen hits and won the opener, 13 to 1. An even break was the beet the Athletics could get at Boston, losing to Wingfield by a 5-to-4 score and beating Buffing. 6 to 1. The Braves slaughtered seven Brooklyn pitchers in winning both ends of a oouble bill. 12 to 5 and 12 to 11. Burrus. Brown, Mann and Hargreaves contributed home runs, the second game Being twelve innings, during which Boston made twenty-three hits and the Kobins thirteen. Phillies and Giants divided before a Sesquieentennial crowd, the visitors taking the first. 5 to 4, and dropping the second, 7 to 2. Bob Fothergill. Tiger outfielder, who is batting at a .390 clip, sprained his ankle sliding into second base Wednesday and will be out of the game several weeks. Johnny B ussier. Tiger catcher, did (he same stnnt a week ago. only he broke an ankle bone. MANUAL ATHLETES DINE The Roines Club of Manual ftigh School honored the baseball and track athletes of the south side institution Wednesday at a luncheon at the school. The trackmen present at the banquet: .Tones, Calderon. Captain Rubush. Brandt. Marshall. Peek. Wampner, Susemiehael, Williamson. Lyles. Ruttledge. Cutshaw. Martin. Boswell, Grimes. Burris, Burnett. Vaughn. Oliver. Heiney, Fox. Shaw. Bluejuel. Muse Brenneman and Reed. The baseball men: Harlan. Goldsmith, Rice. Witte. Nield, Weaver. Rhoads. Britton. Captain Cruse, Kcllermeyer, Harmeeon. Harrison. Tapp. Elrod. Meyer, Frankie and Henselmeier. _ _ _ In addition to the athletes. E. H. Kemper McCombj.,prineipal: Track Coach Morrison. Baseball Coach Jones. Assistant Coach Maxwell and Athletic Director Clunie were present. WABASH ENDS SEASON BV Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., June 3. —Wabash College closes its baseball season Friday with a game at State Normal, Terre Haute. Six members of the club play their final game for the Scarlet. A captain will be elected'immediately after the contest. ILLINOIS CAPTAIN B'i United tress URBANA, 111., June 3.—-Dorant “Spike” Rue, of Mattoon, 111., has been elected captain of the University of Illinois track team for next season. Rue was winner of the mile run at the Big Ten conference meet at lowa City last Saturday. FRATERNITY VICTOR Sigma Nu won the inter-fraternity baseball championship at Butler, Wednesday, by defeating Delta Tau Delta, 6 to 3. A silver trophy cup will be awarded by the inter-frater-nity council. N. D. VICTORY J 5?/ United Press SOUTH BEND, Hid., June 3. Notre Dame defeated St. Viators, 9 to 4, by times in the fourth inning.

Boosts Candidate at Convention

Elizabeth Gray

in political party convention campaigning was introduced at the Claypool today by Elizabeth Gray, 13, of Covington, who was busy as a bee for David S. Ferguson, candidate for the State auditorship nomination. “He just lives a block from me and he's a fine man,” Elizabeth informed the delegates. Ferguson came to Indianapolis front New York, an orphan “bound boy,”—bound out for his “board and keep” at a tender age. He was bound out to a Fountain County farmer. Now he is 70, owns 3,000 acres of land, and is reputed to have amassed a fortune of three-quarters of a million dollars. He is a widower.

STREET CAR MEN TAKE UNION OATH (Continued From Page 1) an arbitrator between the street railway company and the association. Armstrong and Parker were unable to speak at the meeting because of a restraining order granted by Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell, late Wednesday on petition of railway company officials, which prohibited them fiom taking further action to unionize the men and calling a general walk-out of employes. Officers of the Federal Court said that unless a date is set for a hearing on the injunction to follow the restraining order, it will automatically come before the court in ten days. All street cars, carried a placard copy of the restraining order. Speakers were ,Baker: J. C. Shannessy, general president of the International Journeymen Barbers’ Union, and Jeff Davis, Cincinnati, “King of the Hoboes.” Armstrong and Parker attended and Armstrong gave the oath of the association to the men present. At the close of the session those present were told all business will be handled by the national officers and that another meeting will be called soon. Officials asked those who took the association oath to start immediately to sign up others. Police on Guard When the crowd left the hall, nine rrfotorcycle policemen, eight mounted officers and several patrolmen were on hand to see the crowd performed in an orderly fashion. During the meeting persons were warned to conduct themselves properly when leaving the hall, because a “t%> from the cops” had informed them that a guard would be downstairs. Baker characterized the street railway company as the “power behind the scenes” that controls the city administration. In a reference to the frequent arrests of Parker and Armstrong since they have been organizing employes here, he said he “knew little about Germany, little about Italy and little about Russia, but he knew that nothing done in those countries was as dastardly as certain acts in Indianapolis recently of the administrative powers.” Charges Corruption “The street railway company has been one of the greatest corrupting influences in Indianapolis,” he declared. “The company’s corrupt use of money—and they can listen to this and take me to task if they want to—by the corrupt use of money they have tontrolled and sought to control the officials of the county and city. “They have given money to both political parties. They did not give a single dollar but what they expected to get back dollar for dollar when they wanted service.” “They expect politicians to act just like John Duvall has acted in the last four or five days. They expect them to act like the chief of police has acted.” BOY ROUTS BEES GRASS RANGE, Mont.—A small boy, with a firecracker left over from last Fourth of July, is the hero of this town. The boy and the cracker routed a swarm of bees that had taken headquarters under a board walk on one of the main streets.

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Two draftsmen on detail work. MAR MON MOTOR CAR CO. Kentucky ave. and Morris St. MEN for distributing circulars. Old empoyes with cean record preferred. No boys. Report at once. 115 S. CAPITOL AVE. SALESMEN We want three neat appearing, reliable men for the best house-to-house proposition on the market. Call 111 - Odd i ellow Bldg. WANTED —Man that understands boiler. ice machines and general, repair work; around bakery. State experience in letter. Box 101, Indianapolis Times, Help Wanted Female I SALESLADIES. We pay a salary and bonua to salptladirs working’ in our crews. Apply after 1 ,! m! 603 City Trust Bldg.. Market and Delaware. WANTED— Elderly lady to make home with man and boy. JOHN MOOD. Car terfiburg, Indiana. Situations Wanted Female ' LAUNDRY work and curtains to bring home by experienced woman. Ri. 041. Rooms for Rent CENTRAL Ave., 1219: 7 airy, front, mod. rms.; lovely furniture: rcas. Riley 4345 OLTNTON HOTEL. 2 Virginia Ave.: downtown rooms: clean: reasonable. DELAWARE. N.. 1649: 3 nicely turn. mod. rms.. in priv.: bme. privl. Ra. 1627, EDISON Ave.. 909: three sleeping rooms for rent. Call Lin, 8564. • NEWMAN. 1217: 3 large rooms upstairs. unfurnished, newly decorated and priv. entrance: light and water paid: only sl7 a mo. Call Webster 5244. after 6 p. m. MODERN room in private family: Penn. ear line: gentlemen. Rail, 4067. E. 13TH. 319: nice, pleasant room: $5 for 1 $6 for 2: hot water. Lin. 8724. TWO mahogany furnished rooms in modern apartment. Ran. 6585. LOVELY 2-room apt.. Ist floor, near Fountain Square. DRex. 3540-R. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent ( BROADWAY. 1141: three rooms furnished completely: close to ear line: $7. BROADWAY. 1142: Buite of 3 rms.: lower front rm.: water in kitchen; modern: nicely furnished. Rilev 4885, BROADWAY. 1142: front upper rm. and kitchenette: mod.: nice furniture. Ri. 4880. EAST, N.. 139: Modern. 3 rooms: every - thing furnished. 86.50. Rooms. $2.30 up. MARKET, E.. ”530: everything furnished. $6.50. Rooms. $2.50 up. MERIDIAN. N.. 2208: very desirable rm. and kitchenette: priv. ent. Har. 3679-W.

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Housekeeping Rooms for Rent MILEY. 129: two clean, furn. gas. electricity; pri. ent.: $5. Bel. 1839-w. NEW JERSEY. N„ 1335; 1 mod. nioel* furn. sleeping rm.: suit of lght. hskpg. rms,, priv. home. Lin. _4O4T NEW JERSEY. N.. 1527; two or three unfumislied modern rooms in private isome. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 927; two well-fur-nished. light housekeeping; rooms. Lin. 8089, PENN N.. 1241: modern housekeeping apt.: $7.00. Suitable for 4 people. Linens laundered. Lin. 7275. RUCKLE. 1701: two connecting .light housekeeping rooms: front. Ken. TALBOTT. N.. I<W5: lovel.v living: and bedroom; delightful, location: homo privileges. Pennsylvania car. Room for Rent With Board 2 NICE young men to room and board in modern home; also tfaraffe. Harrison 4347-R. - CHILDREN wanted to room aiiul board. Mother's care given. Kenwood Houses for Rent CAPITOL. 917 S.: 6 rooms: summer * kitchen; reasonable. .—_ EUGENE ST.. 1010; four rooms, etrictly modern bungalow: by owner, HAUGH. 422: 5 rooms: gas elec.; gar.; new paper; sl7. MeCLLLOUGH- _ MARYLAND. 1720 E,. ■> rooms completely finu.: garage; s3.>. PRex. JblO; MILEY. 129; five rooms, bath: modern; good cohdition: ..0. Be I. 18. in- W_.— MINNESOTA. 209: 8 I rmf a P d water; sl4: near Nordvke-Marnion. _ MORRIS St.. W„ 2T)4; 6 -room l ouse; sls. limuitc r:.V7 S. West St. ■ RURAL. 411 4-room, semi-motlern dou; ■ ble: big yard; paved street. E. Yvasn ingtou ear line; $21.oO: water paid. Ranilolph 5703. .————— 77 STATE N .1229; modem; just vacated. 525 31 h Dorman: duplex.; mod.: $->_• TWENTY -EIGHTH. E.. 3918: 5-room 1 modern double: garage: in good condition. Web. 2T27-W WASmNGTWj. E.. 18 grooms, mod.. U rooms. Be CLARK i CO. Main 3377. "“RENT FREE V” MONTH Five-room eottage: 1149 Church St-. gas electricity, inside toilet and basement; tas. fin.' 1788 - MOD. 7-rm. cottage: ‘’‘VurEw •-* • Also -i-rm. duplex. Pjy*-— —— — vsf zLsnsi sis tßsaghm si, im.,)"|igg "* TIMES WANT ADS LEAD TO SUCCESS. Apartments t° r ORLEANS 2152; beautiful. ino^‘’ rn apartmfiit overlooking GarlieUl I arlt; PINE .’134: 4 rooms; inside Toilet: water _pd.: elec., gas: >33. Ran. •'•> • 10TH. E.. iilll-l: apt. 3; 2 rms.. bath; hot water: s‘2o. Hilo OSHti. 38th and Broadway NO. 9 POLLYANNA. Four rooms and spn PjW* ( > r . heat and water; janitor services: s>n . oU. Dunlop & Holtegel 122 E. Market. MA. 6020. Anaiiment Rentals II H. WOODSM ALL CO.. TNC. We ioanro pyervlhllig but Ihe hereafter — pnn NISHED APTS INDPLS. RENTAL I.rn 2141. Own ev-eningH^ Houses and Flats Furnished THREE furnished rooms: modern. Call ;i ftcr 6 p. m.. Webster 4.h>2 EAST :i bedroom, modern home fur minimer: adults: SHI). Rew I>r .1 -94 J Business Places for Rent CENTRAL AND 34TH—Strictly modern. new storerm.: cxerlent loea. Hum. 29:>n. FIRE PROOF garage: 3 cars. Be used for storage; shop, Mash, 0,41. Light sales office. Prominent eo_rper Will sublet all or part. Riley o-1 6 . TIMES WANT ADS BRING HUSIXESB Wanted to Rent FIVE ROOMS for four gentlemen. Address GRAFF, care Tim Houses for Sale * GRACELAND Ave.. 3490 block: au attractive 4-room moileru double with tile bath: live in one side while the rent from tiie other pays for the property. Terms. S KCITRI TV TRUST CO. Main 1804. MERIDIAN. S.. ]<l: seven-room modern. tlu-eo varaecs. Price SO 250. Lin. 3734. MICHIGAN. E.. 2Slo: modern 0-room double S3 300: rents SOP, Randohih 3212 37TH and llrouse St.: go 1 sq. west on 57th St. from Keystone: new bungalow; 5 rooms and bathroom; driven well; electric lights: full basement; garage; SIOO cash, balance to suit. Open evenings and Sundays.

We Bay Real Estate Les.se Contracts The Washington Company 857 W Wash St. Main 0793 14 NEW BUNGALOWS FRONTING SOUTH ON RHODIUS PARK A wonderful new home section. Thoroughly modern, five-rojm homes, artistically designed and unusually well built. Large rooms, large basements: $4,100 to $4,750: terms. $37 to $45 per month: 1800 square W. Wyoming. Take W. X. car to Belmont, walk north to Park. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.. Home Builders. 237 N. Delaware. Riley 5200. Let Us Build Your Home. SALE OR TRADE New 5-room modern bungalow on paved street, located 3620 Orchard Ave.: sido drive to garage, large lot. hardwood floors, pedestal lavatory, built-in bath tub and some built-in features. Prli-e $4,i00. Consider automobile or clear lot as first payment. See Mr. Ryan. SECURITY TRUST CO.. 11l N. Penn. Main 1804. ONLY SIOO CASH and move right in. New 6-room bvnpa* low. Long: living-room, room for oath, cemented basement, garage with front drive. East .'lßth St. to Millersville Drive. 1 square north. W. M. HUSE. REALTOR. Main lf>7<>. Hum. 2010. . TWO nifty small homes fronting deaf and dumb institute grounds near Forty-Sec-ond St.: sjemi-modern; each; l.uO cash; balance S3O per month. H. C. Tuttle & Bro. 233 E. Ohio St. Res.. Web. 1108 "S3OO CASH Double bungalow: three rooms each side: Murphy beds: strictly modern: paved street; two-car garage; an extra lot: bargain. Call Lin. 5940. Ran. 4347. J. C. DUNCAN REALTY CO. NO DOWN payment. A responsible party can pay their first month’s payment of $35 ami move right in tins brand new five-room bungalow. We have only one to sell on these very easy terms. WIL--I,IAM HUSE. Realtor. Main 1576. Hum. 2016. BUNGALOW. NORTH 35TH ST. Cozy 6 rooms: modem: screened porch; laundry: beautiful lot with flowers: shrubbery; nearly new: SSOO down. HARGROVE REALTY CO. 108 E. Wash. I,L 3888: eve.. WA, 2812-W $350 CASH PAYMENT balance like rent. 6-room and bath modern bungalow: garage,. Will take vac-ant lot in trade. 730 K. of P. Bldg. 3000 BLOCK W. Michigan St.: five-room cottage, in good condition; a, bargain for cash. See Ryan. SECURITY TRUST CO. 111-113 N. Pennsylvania St. Main 1804. MODERN twelve-room dwelling: lot 3°x 125: Delaware St., south St. Clair St. Snap: SII,OOO. Investigate. Terms. A. J. MEYER REALTY CO. 307 Lombard Bide. Main 1633, STRICTLY modern, 5-room bungalow. near Garfield Park: large lot and shrubbery. Bargain if sold at once. Owner. Stewart 2955, SIOO DOWN: new 5-room bungalow: wellbuilt. attractive: garage; east, near Little Flower Church. Owner. Lincoln 5533. S2OO CASH, balance monthly: 6 rooms: bath, garage. 858 Buchanan St. Owner. 106 N. Delaware St, Main 1709, NEW. 3 rooms and garage; west: very attractlve: 827.50: terms. Main 1001, FOR SALE —Lease or rent. 4 cottages on river front, 6890 Ferguson. Hum. 5970, Lots for Sale FOREST MANOR; lot 119, Addition A. Call Hunt, 3634. TWO corner lots, cost SI,OOO. sacrifice for $700: No. 233 and 232 in Sec. 2 in Raymond Park Heights. Write E. R. JEFFERIES. Route A. Box 29. Rosedale. Parke County. Indiana, BEAUTIFUL Washington Place: vacant lot, 60x200: ptxt cash, balance terms. Ran. 4119.

Acreage for Sale TWO acres, west of Lawrence: $1,000; $lO cash, $lO monthly. Owner. 106 N. Delaware St. Main 1709. Farms for Sale DANDY TRUCK FARM , Genuine bargain: 19 aeres. ■ l i black land: six-room home. bam. sheds, double cribs: well fenced; 2 wells: 15 miles south on pike: $3,000. Work lor yourself. Lin. 38S8. 108 E. Wash. HARGROVE REALTY CO. Real Estate Wanted SOLD If you really want to sell your property, consult ROBERT C. BYERS NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AUCTIONERS. 213-218 LEMCKE BLDG. LIN. 8881. IF you really want to sell your east or south side property, priced around $3,500. call us. THE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO. Lin. 5057. Res., irv. 1559. REAL ESTATE To buy. sell or exchange, call KURTZ & LEASE 719-20 Lemeke Hlilg Phone Lin. 3434. DAYTON REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO 1010 Kl-teiier Savings & Trust Olds Building and Contracting ATTENTION—We can in most instances finance GARAGES On EASY TERMS 1 CAR, $1.50 TO 83 PER MONTH. 2 CARS. 82.50 TO $5.00 PER MONTH. 3 CARS. $3 50 TO $8 PER MONfH CALL OS FOR PARTICULARS. L. G. BRIGHTMIRE CO., 1101 N. Capitol Ave, Lincoln 7810. Evpi.. Waah 4890. IF YOU have a clear lot we will build you a home. Our houses are better and cheaper because we have no office help and pay no < ommissious. ELVERS & KLEIN. INC. Lin. !NV)7. Miscellaneous for Sale CINDERS Auto truck load $3.00 Mam 4192. Main 4393. Hum. 34822 DINING ROOM FURNITURE. PERIOD. 9 PIECES CALL HUMBOLDT 2523 LKI.M.M ailaifa seed. $19.88 bushel: tanev alfalfa. sls: choice alfalfa. sl2 ii>: red June Clover. S2O: alsike. sl7: alsmc timothy mixed. w>7.50. Pure domestic HARVF.Y GAINES * FARMLAND INI) GAS RANGES Used: thoroughly overhauled. SIO and up. Delivered and eon nected. Charles Koehring, 882 Virginia Are GAS RANGE cheap. At 3925 K. Eleventh St. Phone W(t>. 2140-W. GAS STOVE. $7.50: kitchen cab%ct. sls; •lining table. $5; ice box. $H 5P china closet. $9; buffet. $12.50: sewing muelnne. 50,30. 1()42 S Meridian GASOJ.INE pump and tank; in good con- , dition: elieap. Ask lor Mr. McCullough. 100 N. Dela. St. GERANIUMS, SUAH.ET SAGE. VEKBENA. ASTER PI.ANJ2A IKV. 3080, HOUSE cleanmgf lour surplus clothing furniture, magazines, papers, will hem os to help others Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon Riley 6032 127 W Georgia LEATHER COUCH. , GOOD CONDITION. RAN. 1803. MATTRESSES Rebuilt and recovered. Home Bedding Cos., 870 Virginia Ave DRc?. 0780. RUGS-LINOLEUM Brussels rugs. 9x12. In blue, tan. taupe and old rose $12.60: Gobi Seal Congoleum rugs. 9x12. at Sl2 75: these are carried in all sizes at proportionate prices; imported Japanese grass rugs, double warp 9x12. at 87.50; all-wool Brussels rugia bed grade, ii- 11.3x12 size, at 529.50 1 Floor covering, beautiful li-ioleum pat teniß at 49e a yard: linoleums and inlaid* may be had in 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. ~97 W. Washington Near Capitol Are. If It Covers trio Floor, We Have It” SHOES, new silver, patent. size O', . cheap, 1210 X. Alabama. Ant, D. TANK for sale 7 or 8 ft. long. 27 ft Wide; reasonable. Was 1 1 9T41 TEN tables with chairs to match for dinor barbecue SPRAGUE EX.. - w Ohio Main 03m. EVIN’RUDE motor, S4O: goisl condition. 400 S Meridian Main 0040, TRADE—High-grade/ kodak. worth S3O for tires. Imt. or vwhat’r Dav W• -b. 0283. Miscellaneous Wanted FURNITURE WANTED BEST PRICK PAH). DRKXKL 0954, Musical Instruments

JUNE GRADUATION GIFT! Piano sale closing out regardless of cost. Player pianos. $l2O to $250. none higher, and these pianos were originally p-ned as high as $750. For every $4 paid in cash at time of purchase we credit von $5. Get full particulars from WOLCOTT MUSIC CO.. 2813 E, 10th, Webster 1002. KING BAND INSTRUMENTS RITTER MUSIC CO 231 N. Illinois. Circle 1105. WONDERFUL bargain in player piano. Can bo had by finishing payment. Lin. 6404. MR _WI LKING. WHILE they last, three pianos at $75: in good condition. Wo need room. Lin. 6464 MR. WH.K ING. #29 BUYS good upright phonograph. WJ[.SON-STEWART MUSIC CO. 44 N. PENN. Main 1287. PLAYKII piano: first-class condition: 50 good rolls Included, R l l ev 1095. REMINGTON PLAYER PIANO. 65 ROLLS. HAN.S3OU Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKS FOR SALE BOY'ERS’ HATCHERY, 25 E. MARKET. RI. 5470. HATCHERY I’HORNTOWN, IND _ JERSEY COW rhrap* frenh thin month. Calf at cast side of road at 2flth and Arlington. BEAGLE HOUND Full-blooded for sale, Irv. 016 H-J. Coal and Wood Lay Your Coal In Nov _ Va. and Kv. the best that is mined Best \a and by. 6-in. blk„ c!n. fkd .$6 50 Best Va. and K.v. 3x(i-lp.. cln. fkd. .$6.25 (Kanawaha Cos. Vir. and Harlan Cos Ry.l Best Ind. No. ft 4-in. Ip. and 2x4 egg clean forked > $5 25 Citizens coke, egg or nut. the best . #9.00 Special* prlcef 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 Blufl Ave.. and see the difference in good coal. BRAZIL (Ind.) BLOCK TO 24-IN. 1.P., $5.25 PER TON. BRAZIL PEA AND NUT, $4.50 EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL 934 Fowler. Main 6930. J. D. JOHNSON *3ll Guaranty Bldg. Riley 4164. Cir 6984. Riley 5444. Contract next Winter s coal now. NORTH ST COAL CO. Lin. 1455. Cir. 5556 Night. Irr. 4020. J. AND L. COAL CO.. 1205 Roaehe St. Rail. 2471, TRY OUR MAJOR COAL. MAJOR COAL CO Ran. 4128. Business Announcements CONTRACT plastering: large and small jobs; experienced: estl. free. Rilev 047 1 . DRESSMAKING AND . REMODELING _ COATS A SPECIALTY. IRV. 218(1, FEATHERS bought (old and renovated feather mattreeses and pillow* made E. F. BURKLE 416 Mass Main 1428. HARDWOOD floors, painted walls, white washing. Edward Bailey. Kan, 3782, PAPER hanging; paper furnished: exeellent work and scrviie. Web. >-2372. RUG. oxl2—Dusted and scrubbed... $2 .00 Suits cleaned and Dressed. BENNETT THE CLEANER. Lin, 8264 RUGS, 9x12 cleaned and scrubbed. $2. Hand work. J, F. MAUIEN, Circle 0080. BUGS, 9x12 thriv cind $•: all work guar SUPER toll CLEANERS Ken ,462 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGE 216 N. Illinois. You can have your home painted, papered, reroofed, plumbing or furnace installed, garage built or limited repairs made and pay for it in ten months. For information, call Lin. 5050. Eve.. Ken. 4247. TEXTONE wall tinting, painting, paperhanging' paper fur • disc off Ke 3825 Business Opportunities RESTAURANT. M square from large sactpry. Very reasonable. Well, 1785. RESTAURANT for sale. 2956 Northwestern Ave. By owner. ROOMING HOUSE: 7 rooms: fine location: hot water, heat: exceptional good 1 furniture: low rent. Will sell at sacrifice. Make offer. Call Main 3933.

Business Opportunities TODAY’S SPECIALS Rooming house: 14 rooms: located north: one of the finest in city. Rooming house: 22 rooms: all light housekeeping: better than S4OO monwily income. This is a real buy. Rooming house: 13 rooms: located north: one of the best streets In city; showing a monthly Income of better than $225: rent $55. Rooming house: 11 rooms: owner selling on account of sickness. This is a good one and will sacrifice: $230 places you in possession of this one. Restaurant, close downtown. This is a real money maker. Let us show it to you. Chicken farm, to trade for rooming house. Grocery, located in small town close to Indianapolis. Same owner 10 years. Will sell at invoice. This is a real money maker. Call Main 3933. Storage and Transfer ' STORAGE Heating stoves stored for the season. Hauled both ways. $4.50 to st(. OTTOyJ. SUESZ MAIN 3028, MAIN 2333. 11. T. BIEHL Overland hauling: anywhere. Be aan o able prices. Both short and long: distance haul* inf. DREXEL 1225 MOVE OUR WAY HOOSIER TRUCKING CO. Kill! E. Washington Street Day and night phone. Lin. 3776 • Get our price. Estimates made free. HOOSIER TRUCKING CO. 1 Oltt E. Wash. Day anri night phone Lin. 3776. MOVING AND TRANSFER DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. LONG-DISTANCE HAULING. ItILEY 3334. OT’iO J SUESZ. packing storage, shipping: local and overland hauling. Return loads wanted Phone and we will give estimates on hauling. Main 235J--3U3S Nicht*. Webster 407Q-oti99-W. LETlws figure with you on your moving Local o? overland PARKER TRANS FF.U 12*73 Oliver Ave Bel. 4307. MOVING and Trucking Reliable men Gail HOFIN’MAN Web 5571 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER 00. Call *t ah ’une* Randolph 8741 Money to Loan Popular Methods In the Small Loan Business $lO TO S3OO ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS PIANOS. ETC.. WITHOUT REMOVAL. Ten years of intensive investigation have proven that tins business meets a real economic need. Indiana passed a law setting a fair rate of interest and lieenaing tne lender Loans are made for thousands of different purposes. If you uceil money iti emergency, do uot hesitate io call phene or write either of our offices. Repayment arranged in easy, monthly mstallr'ients of principal and interest. Loans can be reduced or paid in full any time, interest ceases immediately ou every dollar repaid. WHAT YOU PAY ON PRINCIPAL: On S7O you pa? $1 per month. On SOO you pay $3 per month. On SIOO vou pay $5 per month, til S2OO you pay $lO per month. Ou S3OO you Day 815 per mouth. With Lawful Interest Popular Finance * Corporation 106 E. Market St. Room 532 Lemeke Bldg. MA in 1278 NEED MONEY V Quickly, confidentially and buslnes-llk# dealings is a part of the service we gl* you. LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 1411/n E. Washington St. MAJn 75686 Lincoln 7184 6% Mortgage Money Meyer-Kiser Bank FIRST or Second Mortgages on Indianapolis or Indiana real estate Prompt service. R, B WILSON Lin /8104 1101 National City Bank Bldg. PERSONA'. LOANS. $lO to S3OO No indorsers No pubi'ettv. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Main 2983 404 Kresge Bldg. Auto Supplies and Repairs

ALL FABRIC SEAT COVERS The onlv kind that can be CLEANED They protect the upbolsteiy and wearing apparel, too. Top and Trim Repairs Habig Quality Shop 1036 N. Meridian St. Lincoln 8302 ' Lincoln 8303

USED TIRES Battery servi-e* and general auto repairing. HOUSER TIRE AND BATTERY CO.. 425 M a ill sol i Ave. USED TIRES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. L. SELIG A SON. 23 S. East St. BEST usea tins any size: wholesale ami retail. Open evenings. ROGERS THIE SHOP 3117 W. Washington Bel 4300 USED TIRE9—S3 UP. ” “ ELKINS BROS.. 004 N ILLINOI9 9T. Motorcycles and Bicycles MOTORUYCI.es. We sell and exchange. Al-.LKN ~OP Mass. Ave. Main 7029. Automobiles Wanted WE PAY CASH For Late Model Cars L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917 33 Virginia Ave. 1 DR, 0028. WILL pay cash tor yolir car or your equity. Lin. 4516. 561 N. Capitol. USED CARS bought and eolil. GOLDBKRO. 383 X. Capitol. Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLET, 1923 touring. You can’t beat this ior the money: plenty of extras. $133.00 buys it. terms Let us demonstrate. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. !£•-?() K. New York St. CHALMERS. I new tires: excellent motor condition: gooq point and top. a rare baigaiu. Terms. No brokerage. L. GUY LONG 1114 N Meridian. Lin. 08(13. CHEVROLET. 1023 Touring: Brand new paint, spot lite. W. S. wiper, lock wheel, 5 over szit- cord tires. .$(15.00 down. Main 444. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 640 E. Wash. St. ; CHEVROLET. 1924 louring: special rebuilt motor, with Borg-Beek clutch: many other improvements: over-size tires. 2 bumpers, spotlight, clock, sky lighter, motometer. etc. L. GUY LONG 1114 N. Meridian. Lin. 0863. CHEVROLET. 1924 Coupe; Disc wheels, large steering wheel: oversize tries. This car had a good home. S9O down. $4.50 per wi-ek. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York St. 'DODGE Race ear: dirt track special; 16 valves: Dodge motor; special pistons and valves: just rebuilt. General Motor Service Cos.. Walnut and Illinois. FORD light delivery truck. 1824; open express: starter, cord tires: $175. S4O rash. ROY WILMETH CO.. 720 N. kerklian St. Lin. 5873. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD. 1922 sedan: ready for service and onlv SBS. Y'es. w-e mean this is the pr„. ( v_sßs. MILLER WIDF.S. 650 Virgini a Ave. FORD Used Cars. Always a nice stock of all models. Right prices. Square dealing. THE FRANK HATFIELD CO.. 625 N. Capitol. Authorized Ford Dealers. Open evenings and Sundays. Main 4708. FORD touring. 1924 S. D.- lock wheel. bum tiers, speedometer: $175. S4O cash. ROY WILMETH CO.. 720 N. Meridian St. Lin. 5875. Open evenings and Sunday.

Automobiles for Sale 0* 843a ovmJgow>tg7MAm5647 j JQHts ivmTAKta SAifX£p If 1 I 1925 Chevrolet Coupe I Balloon tires and other extras $495.(0® I 1925 Overland Coupe I All steel body. 5 over-sized n balloons, bumpers and other I extras. A rare bargain. $445.®® Jones-^Whitaker Annex 616 N. Capitol. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS , $4 HbUft-gfefaVlCg 1 J FORDS—- / For real bargains in Personal Serviced Used Fords See WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 143-61 Virginia ave. DRex. 6020. Open Evenings and Sunday. FORDS 2-door Sedan. Touring. Roadster. These cars have all been reconditioned in our shops and ready for your inspection. Prices are right. Term* to suit you. Open evenings. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1003-05 S. Meridian Drex. 4744 FORD, 1923 coupe: lock wheel. W. S. Spot lite. /heater, mirror visor, shock absorber*. $90.00 ilo vn. STONE CUEVROLKT CO.. 34;) E. Wish. St. FORD truck. 1924: panel body light delivery truck: lour new cord tires: perfect condition; $175. S4O cash. ROY WILMF.TH CO.. 720 X. Meridian St. Lin. 3873. FORD. 1923 chassis, ’22 liodv. i*oudc. Lock wheel; heeler: visor; wind-hielil wiper: 5 tires. SOO.OO down. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. Used Car Store. 220 E. New York St. FORD. 1982 sedan: ready for servin' ami only SBS. Yes. we mean this is tiie price—$85. MILLER WIDES. 050 Virginia Av.'. , FORD 101:00. 1922: $ >O. ROY WILMKTH CO., 720 N. Meridian St. Lin. 5875. Opi-n evenings and Sunday. FORD sedan. 1821; SSO. ROY WILMETH CO.. 720 N. Merldiaii St. f.lny 3873. FORD couoo: Gooa running conditiot $75. Terms. 344 N. Delaware. Hilly 1.94. MAXWELL—I 924 touring. (Hass inelosure. new tires anil in perfect mechanical condition. Utiusuid amount of accessories. Terms. Norton. Chrysler Dealir, 419 N, Capitol Ave. liilov tiil4. MAXWELL. 1982 sedan. In good condition. Tins car ts all ready to go. Terms. Call l.inoiiln (ISII3. ()LDSMOBI LE CHASSIS Model 4ilA. Car lias liad body burned off. but motor and meohanioal partn are O. K. Cheap. General Motor Service Cos., Walnut and Ulinoin. OLOSMOBILE Six. 1024 tourlnc; *xtra Kood bhape. Must le soltl at once. Very rcaM.nablu. Terms. Lin. H.SOS. OVEKLANI). eoupc: balloon tirce; looks ami runs jeri*f*t down. MfLLEK k WIPES. of>o Virginia Ave. Overland and WiHys-Knight dealers. OVERLAND. IPS so coupe; balloon tires; looks ami runs perfect; $75 down. MILLER & WIPES. HSO Virginia Ave. Overhand and Willyg-Kmght dealer. OVLRLAND Toujiiur, late 1022; motor A 1. 1515 W. 28th St. PACKARD TRADE-INS 1923 Pack aril Single it sedan. 1922 M irmon Speciister. 4 pass. 1924 stmll'buker big U sedan. l<i”7 CaitUlsc 91 Victoria. J 923 Riekenbai>ker coupe. 4-pass. 1972 Nash tour-cylinder ixiupe. 4-paas. 197’4 Ilig (i Htuilebaker coupe. 1923 Stutz G sedan: five-passenger. 1923 Iluilsim roach. 1984 Lexington tt sedan: 5-passenrer. 1981 Franklin brougham. 1921 Hppp coupe; four-passenger. 1922 Hupp touring. 1921 Nnsii sedan. 1923 Huiek sport touring. 1923 Chevrolet sedan. 1925 Marmon De Luxe sedan. 1924 Oakland sidan. 1925 Wlllys-Knlght eoupe sedan Many other bargains. Always open. THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. Packard Distributors Since 1904. 31 W. 13th St. Main 6942.

STEPHENS 1923 sport touring: disc wheels, all accessories. Managers own personal car. Just been Ducoed. Cash or terms. General Motor Service Cos.. Walnut and 1111riois Sta, ’ 1933 Cl rysler cos eh, 1925 Chrysler sedan. 1925 Estex coach. 1925 Studebaker standard phaeton. 1925 Studebaker special sedan. 1925 Ford coupe, balloon tires. Studebaker 1925 standard coach. Armacost 602 North Capitol ' 832 North Meridian Cl rclc 7832 Stutz Special 6 Sedan 1924 Series, just refinished In Duco; absolutely A-l thruout; has been driven very little. Price very attractive; terms to suit. LOCOMOBILE 955 N. Meridian. Lin. 1171 STUTZ BARGAINS Stutz touring. #ix-passcngcr S3OO Cadillac 57 touring $306 Hudson *edan, 7-passcngcr t.’ffjO Studebaker touring, 1922 $476 '"liesc cars arc in perfect eomlition. Small payment down, balance monthly. STUTZ FACTORY BRANCH 957 N. Meridian Open evenings an t Sunday a. m. BARGAINS 50 Used Cars To Pick From. See Us Before You Buy. • L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917-23 Virginia Ave, Drex. 0928 1923 CHEVROLET SEDAN This is a real buy. In flrst-elass mechanical condition: new paint; upholstery perfect: tires good: equipped with rearview mirror: windshield cleaner and step plates. If you arc looking for Jots of comfortable transportation come in al)il see this car. Small down payment. Easy terms. GEORGE B. RAY. INCT 1110-12 N. Meridian St. Open evenings. 1924 FORD TOURING New paint, condition good throughout. Priced at slrf>o for quick sale. Terms arranged. GEORGE B. KAY, Inc. 1110-12 N. Meridian St. Open Eves. 1923 Buick Sedan Bumpers, snubbers and other equipment. Paint iu excellent condition. Car mechanically o. k. Huff-Buick Sales Cos. 363 N. Illinois St. REDUCTION IN PRICE 9 1924 Chevrolet touring. $75 down. 1924 Overland touring. $75 down. 1924 Overland roadster. $75 down. 1924 Ford touring. $65 down. 1924 Ford sedan. $95 down. 1923 Ford eoupe, $95 down. 1921 Buick touring, $95 down F’ortv others from *3O to S2OO INC. New Car Dent. Lin. 7 >73. Used Car Dept. 120 W, North. Lm. 7376 621 X. Capitol. 1923 Dodge Sedan This is a dandy reliable ear with a lot of -xtra equipment . Just the car you are loo' ing for. Huff-Buick Sales Cos. 363 N. Illinois St.

JUNE 3, 1926

Automobiles for Sale <6itDCAks> JONtS WHITAKtR SMts(o1923 Touring Disc wheels, newl.v nalnted good litres. s2Bs.®® - 1 1926 Oakland Coach 1 Has had wonderful care; lots of extras. Represents anew ear throughout. 8975.®® , ! Jones-Whitaker Annex 343 N. Capitol. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS , - wbo*' s-.iivicz , FORDS-CHEVROLETS JUST THINK OF IT SSO OFF ANY CAR IN STOCK MARION CHEVROLET CO. 1040 N. Meridian. 401 K. Washington ..•>O3 Sherman drive. Shelby and Beecher Streets. Open every evening until 0 o'clock. SPECIAL FOR TODAY” ~ 1923 Reo Touring. Repainted and 111 cxi'elieut mndltion. } Sedan. A real bargain, shine ,S^ U ,‘ VW M 111 *“• MATTOX MOTOR SALES 1001 N. Meridian Lin. 1177 1924 Overland Coupe This is an o. k. little cur with a sr*at many miles of growl trsnsoortat/on In It. llufF-Buick Sales Cos. 11)24 FORD coupe; A-l mechanical rondinnfV(flnioH a ?-°r K,na new insidn sn<l finish if very pood. A real good buy Easy terms CARL H. WALLEItICH. INC' Jin? 1 m, p V, 2'T n evenings and Sunilay, .114-IQ N. Delaware, Lin. 3388. 1923 C -IKV. sedan: A-l mechanical cond ’ o good cord tire*, just newly paintedpriced right for uuiik sale. Owner 341 N L?n Dit s3Gi‘ ril lloor ’ Uv'ic-Ncu Pamt Shop! It) FORDS: coupes, seiinns, tourings, roadter?ns rS ’s?n~t-.' 2 CanM, ( ,\ m ° dtl ‘ 1 ’ Y ° Uf 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan dition USt rcbullt an( l ln excellent con-llufT-Buick Sales Cos, tv 1 303 N. Illinois St. TEN FORDS, coupes, sedans, tourings, roadsters, 193t-'75 and '26 models Your terms, 501 N. Canitol. Lin. 43101 Legal Notices

' JJ.ATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION Notice Is hereby given tliat sealed bids state b !i.JhS lved^ by ! ho . Director of the elate Highway Coramisslon. at his nftl,-e i!ntil 10 1o tate ' lou ®°' Indianapolis, fndjana V/i'V,! V ‘Vi m ” Ou" 88d day of June, i?.,:"’ f i’ r ,I }P constnietlou of cortarn high: wajs. descriljed as follows: ‘ Number location and miles: sdo VV £*1 J M-A) A L ,an i v to Sellersburg and Jelfcrson- . ‘ i 0: Clark Counties. A r, see 60 : f S'’ l -'; c—State Rd. No. 39 V waJ liush^CounUes? l ° ArUutrton ' a 063. Seo. D—State Rd. No. 39; County. Arlln * tou to RushvlUa: Rmh j S. 007. Sec. A—State Rd. No. 2: 6.275. County 0 l ° Crookcd Crook; Porter S. 007. Sec. B—State Rd, No. 2: 6.5 approx. Crooked Creek to Raima. Porter and La Porte Counties. nKiiv ul i’ Nee. A—State Rd. No. 16; burg 7 Coimty ktr AVC ’ tvansviUa ’ V - See. A—Kersey to Hodge Dltohi S 0.502. .Jasper County. * r> mir “f Sl ' c ’ ®—Hodge Ditch to Hebronf l "•' T "6 Porter Counties. ‘ Bids will bo ircelved for three types of r’xvementa—Brick. Bituminous Go nor to aud Concrete—on the above projeets as Spcrtfleation M * 1011 ‘ lcscrlbcd “i Standard 1 I Combmauon bids will bo received on I “• Seo. C and Sec. D; 607, Br<j. AI and See. B: 9. 615. Sec. A and B. , o.in fo r >. th . o . kboro listed proiecte - ? n * > ° Jfurniehrd tho I'ontriictor Dy the Indiana State Highway Commission. Number, location, miles; S. 507, See. O— State Rd. Not 2; 7.6 i Pi’ox- Hatnia to Robbins Ditch? Slarko I and La Porte Counties. . n Sep- A—State , Rd. No. IS; : C o [,' n Vy Jlul 'tingburg to Jasper. Cubots I Bids will be received for grading and i ; structures under twenty-foot clear span ! i on the two above listed proieete a* shown , on plane and described lu Standard Specification* for same. , Tho Contractor will furnish tho ne'e* I sary cement for the two above listed I projects. I , * r ”P t > ,a ' blanks and specifteatlons may I“? Gotalned free, and plans upon payment or s'>.9o ner net, upon application to the ; statu Highway Commission, Indianapolis. Indiana. No refund for plane returned I ! Plans may also he seen at the office of the State Highway Commission. Indiana polls. Indiana. Contracts will be let to the lowest end best bidders, but tho right to reject any and ail bids Is reserved. If any cause cx iats therefor. Bidder# shall flln bond* with the bids as provided by law. , j# JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Director Indiana State Highway Commie- i si on. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The undersigned. Clements Thinly, . trustee of Pike School Township, Marion ■ County Indiana, hereby gives notice that t he will receive ecnlcd bids for the con struction of additional school rooms tt> the Hetliel school house in district itumbe.r eleven in said towiislup including general construction, heating, electric wiring, fix turis and the plumbing system, of said additional rooms. Said bids will bo received at the offlee of the saiil township trustee in Now Augusta. Indiana, up until It) o’elock In the forenoon of Monday. June 28th 1086 itt which timo and place all bids will be opened and publicly rend in the pn sein-c of the advisory board of said township. Plans anil specifications for said work are on file in tiie office of said trustee and copies of the same may ho consulted and blank forms of proposal may lx- obtained from Bass. Knowlton & Cos.. 313 N. Meridian St.. Indianapolis Inti. Separate bids will be received for tho general construction, ineluding heating, electric wiring anil fixtures, and separate bids will be received for the plumbing system. Every bidder shall, with Ills sealrd hid and in the same envelope, deposit a oerli fit'll check for 3 per irnt of his ole. pax able to the ’order of the undersigned trustee, to he retained by bint as ivnii iiee of good faith, aud until a suixa-ssful bid der lias furnished bond to tho upiiniv.il of the township trustee. Tiie successful bidder shall bo rtxiulrrd to sign a written contract with the trustee and to enter Into bond for the amount, of his bill, secured by an approval surety company, (onilitioi ed for the faithful tier formanoe of the covenants und conditions of said contrai t. Tho contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible and reliable tildih r. as determined by the trustee and advisor' board, and in any case the right to reject any and all bids ia reserved. Only bids for the work as set out In the plans and specifications will l>e ismsidereil. Tho estimate cost of said work i* $16,000.00. CLEMENTS PURDY. Trustee of Pike School Township. Marion County. Indiana. EMSI.EY W. JOHNSON. Attorney. June 3 10. 17 192 H. NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS Nottee Is hereby given that the under signed, Clements Purdy, trustee of Pike School Township. Marion Countv. Indiana, upon the 38th dav of June. 1926. at 10 a. m„ at the office of tiie trustee in New Augusta, Indiana. In the presence of the advisory board./will offer for sale sl.>.000.00 school bond of said township, a which have been authorlztd b.v the town J ship trustee and advisory board, for <he purpose of constructing additional school rooms to Bethel school house hi district number eleven in said township. Said bonds War interest at the rate of four and one-lialf (4H r c) per cent per annum, payable semt-minnnllv. and are itt ’ the denomination of $500.00 each. The first three 13) of said bonds fall due Jan. 15 1927: the next three i3 I of said Wild* fall due Jan. 15. 1928. and a lfio- number of bonds fall due upon the lath and iv of January of each year thereafter until all of said bonds are paid. Saul bonds are negotiable and payable at the New Augusta State Hank. New Augusta. Indiana, and bear date of June 15th. 1926. CLEMENTS PURDY, Trustee Pike School Township. Ma'lob County, Indiana. EMSLEY Nv. JOHNSON. Attoruoy. June 3. 1926.