Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1926 — Page 10

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* Funeral Directors Planner Bnchanan Now In Our New Mortuary, 26 West Fall Creek Blvd. Phones: Ran 4400-4401-440*4 No added charge for the use Ot th<' Pilcher organ or the new service rooms Visitors may call any time CREMATORY SERVICE Planner <& Bnchanan George Grinsteiner Funeral KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR MA. 11114. 140? N "g leV MHCnjUI, W. T. BLASENGYM Main Office. 2226 Shelby St DRexel 2570. &NDERTAKERS —HTSEY & TITUS 95 N. Delaware. Mam 3680. BERT SO ADD 2KIO Prospect St Phone Stewart 2278 - - CARL WHITE, recently palfl and Buffalo, N. V hii present for information resrardini? nis his adwhereabouts. Any on .® v * <n ° w ' , , lg n npe Ad dress communicate with us at once. dress BK No. 051. Times. T( ij Ft.PrTRE.AT MASSAGE For Neuritis and rßhentnatism. LOLA WALKER. qq7l 574 State Life Bldg Ltn.._B< tNFORM ATION desired r S{(S!Lf‘]£* r e[4nt"y Pn f ffmS?Sn° o” idIress BK No. 650, Times. —p-rr MARGARET SELLERS, i , j 0 disease ma^l ri TN a New Riley_ggl Instructions M vKSErFoLffiS| ii ;Mt r s,sif i " pt. Indmnnnn'is mo —-rr_TnsTand Found BROOCH, gold violet lavender color: diamond in center. Sat. Ram 2IU_!L *•— : >SP LE Ca.r : Dße:™^ WRIST watch, small, round: on ay downtown. V"—"-* Ban - -I-. / ■ = Help Wanted Male WANTED —At once, two men to travel m Central Indiana: commission, salary. ■K,nuß and railroad gggnjra 607 Mever-Klser Byers University of Real Estate Free Lectures Monday Night. 7:30 Thursday Night, 8:30 Don’t miss these wonderful lectures if you your enrollments now. Roche 213-18 LEMCKE BLDG. m a vtf.D Two senior hig;h school or SSS mSS,r"S!“Sa.DIIB. 60T Bser Bank Bldg. - IdeijTWanted Female WAITRESS wanted: experienced only. 22 Kentucky Ave. Situations Wanted Male EXP., licensed chauffeur to drive to Florida or California. Box 3 00. Times. Rooms for /?ent BROADWAY. 2121: living-rm. bedrrn. kitch.. l'rt. rm. & kitch te: ga, Ra. 0097 CENTRAL. 1812': 2 cool, large-rms. in \ priv. family; 1 or 2. Har. 3821-R. cJjNTON HOTEL. 29 Virginia Ave. Large front rm.. twin beds: men: $6: smaller rooms. S3. Riley 1738. COLLEGE. 854: 1 large unfurnished rm.: 1 nicely fur. rm. i. iv. home. RI. 4638. ILLINOIS. N.. S3d9: 2 sleeping rooms: kitchenette: newly papered: reasonable. -MERIDIAN. N.. 1237 large sleeping room next to bath, Lincoln 5498. NEW JERSEY. S.. 1440: nicely furn. mod. rm.: gents: priv. family, $3. Dr. 7993-R. NEW YORK. E., 421: nicely furn. rm. for 2: S5; plenty hot water. Lin. 1974. OLIVE. 1202: T cheerfu- airy rm.. 1 or 2: meals opt.; home priv. Drex. 2682-W PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1100: beautiful front rm.: suite for 3 or 4, RI. 0688. SHEPARD. 1550: furnished or unfurnished room: board optional. Bel, 2096. TALBOTT. N.. 2009. large mod. rm. nicely furn.: priv. family: I or 2. Ran. 4067. WASH.. E.. 1616: modern .furnished roam: private home: gents. Lin. 3776. WASHINGTON. E.. 2606: sleeping rooms in modern home. Webster 2893. MOD. rm. for 1 or 2 young men: break - fast and garage optional. Wash. 5552. g NORTH. 2722: light, airy room: mod . private home: bus service: garage. THE PURITAN HOTEL Makes special rates on regular roomers; rooms without bath. $6 and $7 per week: hot and cold running water, telephone and elevator service. Comer Market and New Jersey Sts. Be-rt Atkins. Manager. 502 W. 30th: nice front bed room; downstairs. Randolph 0632. FURNISHED rm.. modern: Private entrance.' 1 416 N, Riley. Irv, 1.>71 tv. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent COLLEGE 1140: bright, cheer, rm., couple. employed lady; walwng dist.: ref. COMAR, 1140: three completely furnished light housekeeping rooms, suitable for two or four people: including light, heat, gas and water: one-half square east of Garfield Park, also one two-room apartment. completely furnished, including light. heat, gas and water. Drex. 5114. EAST, N„ 139; nice clean everything furnished: $2.50 and S3 week, EAST. S., 830: five rooms, unfurnished first floor: beautiful lawn, Irv. 2452. FOUNTAIN SQUARE; 2 rooms: S5. 1209 Prospect St. PRexel 5736. ILLINOIS. N„ 1515: front room, furnished, downstairs. It. housekeeping: $3. ILL.. N.. 2720: widow’s home' front rm., twin beds: above the average. Ha. 2017-W. MASS. Ave.. 639%: mod. light hskpg. rm.. priv. ent. Apt. 6, Riley 1556. SOUTH: furnished or unfurnished room: $2 and up. DRex, 3441. TALBOTT. N.. 1635: lovely living and bed rm.: delightful loca.: home privileges. Room for Rent With Board E 13TH. 317: modem, airy rm.; private home: plenty hot water. Riley 1870, CHILDREN wanted to rm & brd. Mother's care given. Will give ref. Ken, 5010. IN COUNTRY: private home: bus line and garage. New Auguußta 402. Houses for Rent CENTRAL. 2356: 6 rooms: strictly mod.: breakfast room: garage. Har. 1698. UORMAN. 316: modern 6-room; garage; vacant Monday; reasonable rent.

Houses for Rent CHESTER, S.. 31 : 6-room double: nearly new. strictly modern: built-in features: $47,50, Web. 4878 or Web. 1257. decorated: instantaneous water heater m bath; $27. Riley 1863. HANCOCK. 301; 6 rooms, modern, except bath; gar age: $25. Bel, 1023. HIGHLAND. 2848: 5 rooms, semi-modern: S2O. Randolph 6675. lOWA St.. 218; 5 rooms: garage: yard; not mod.: sl2. DRex. 5482-J. LIPTON. 2033- 5-room newly papered, city water; sl4. Ran. 6250. MINNESOTA, near Garfield car: 5 rm. cottage. TRTJEBLOOP. Ma. 0242. Ir. 4213. MORRIS. W.. 254: two-storv. six-room: rent $1.5, Inquire 1257 S West Dr. 32t3. MOUNT ST.7 N„ 1223; six-room strictly modem single: parage, shades, screens. linoleum. 1 arge yardF owner. Bel. 0b99. RILEY Ave.. 626; Modem. 5-room double; 2-car garage. Irv. 2656-W. THIRTEENTH ST.. E.. 321: seven rooms and bath, city heat: modern. Hum. 4320 12TH. E.. 609: three large unfurnished living-rooms, pantry and closets: good condition: private entrance: heat, light, water and gas furnished. Riley 2016. WASHINGTON. E.. 4822: 'large. 6-room mod, double: S4O: garage. Irv. 0/08-W WRIGHT. 1007; five rooms upstairs: water, gas, light; sl6 Drex. Io4IL S. ILL. ST.. 1464: 4-rm. double semi-mod $17.0U S. 111. St.. 1468: 4-rm. dou.. semimod $17.50 8 111. St.. 1470: 4-r. dou.. semi-m. sl7 o 0 S 111 St 1471: 4-r. doo.. semi-m.. sl7.r>o S. 111. St.. 1469: 4-r. dou.. inside toilet, semi-mod ®4U.i>o Beecher St.. 712: 4-rms. double. ... SI t> .00 Concord St.. 539: 3 rms.. elec. lght.S 9.90 Concord St.. 541: 3-rms.. elec. !ght..s 9.00 Ketcham St.. 758: 5 r.. elec 1ght5..512.50 Ketcham St. 760: 5 r . elec. 1ght..|12.50 Ketcham’St. 768: 5-r.. elec, lfhts. .Sl2 59 PEERLESS INVESTMENT CO. 403 J. F. Wild Bldg. Lincoln 1339 COLORED RENTALS 1208 Yandes: 5 rms 1817 Mass.: 3 rms §}2.00 1957 Yandes: 4 rms $12.00 These houses are in good repair j. g. McCullough, realtors. 106 N. Delaware St. Main 1709 509 ABBOTT, house. 3 rms.. $lO month. 571 Jones, house. 3 rms.. $lO month. 628 S. ‘West. 3 upstairs rooms. $7.00 1422 St. Paul, cottage. large lot. Slo mo. 2322% E. Wash.. 2 rms.. mod., sl2 mo. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. BEF DMNIXtV A Hin-iJSGEI tor bargain* REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE: 3-room, strict ly modern. upper duplex: porches: s3o. RI. 343/. FREE, 1 MONTH’S RENT Five-room cottage at 1149 Church St. Good condition, has gas. electric lights, inside 425 Lfnnoke Bldg. Lin. 1 <B2 Apartments for Rent MAPLE Rd. Blvd.. E._: 3 rms. modern: everything furn,: s2*>. VI ash. 018.), McCarthy. E.. 923%: 5 rooms, modern: heat, water furnished: s3o. DR. IOiO-J 10TH. E.. 3433: apt. 3: 2 rms.. bath hot water: S2O. Riley 6886. N. Y.. E.. 421: 4-rm. apt.. 2 bdrms : big kitch.. dn.-rm.; well fur.: mod. Li. 1974 5-ROOM apt.. Sherman brand E. New York: northeast corner: $lB. Web. 4939 Apartment Rentals H H WOOPSMALL CO.. INC We insure everything hut the hereafter Houses and Flats Furnished MAPLE ROAD Blvd. W.. 336: 6-room modern: lovely porches and yard awnings; redecorated: adults. Wash. 4082 N. EAST. 927: 7-room modern home, very reasonable for summer. Riley 4870 Business Places for Rent FIRE-PROOF GARAGE: 3-car; for any small business. Wash, 0741. BUSINESS rm.: good location. Any sniad business. Cruse, or RAn. 0949. Houses for Sale New Air Port will open soon. Be firet to profit from this important feature of modern Indianapolis. Acre honip sites in Oak Lawn, directly west of Speedway on Georgetown road. Electric lights, paved roads, good schools. Small down payment and sls per month. Will build for right party. M. 0. SPENCER Owner 523 Lemcke Bldg. Lincoln Riley 4079 Broadway, North of 44th Beautiful 7-rooti brick veneer home. Colonial stairway in side hall, library, living-room 28%x16 in ivory with large fireptace. Beautiful dining-room in ivory, complete kitchen: beautiful sleeping-rooms in ivory, soft water bath, extra toilet in basement, automatic water heater, laundry tubs. This property has garage space for 3 cars: large frontage and rear drive: bearing fruit trees small fruit, shrubbery and shade trees in profusion. Close to Joan of Arc School and church. Appointment arranged. AT YOUR SERVICE W. G. LYTLE. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO Main 0792. Rail. 5200. We Buy Real Estate Lease Contracts The Washington Company 267 W Wash St Main 0702 $ 14 NEW BUNGALOWS FRONTING SOUTH ON RHODIUS PARK A wonderful new home section.- Thoroughly modeni, five-room homes, artistically designed and unusually well built Large rooms, large basements; $4,100 to $4,700: terms $37 to $45 per month; 1800 square W. Wyoming. Take \V. I. car to Belmont, walk north to park. „ ... BRIDGES & GRAVES CO- Home Builders 237 N. Delaware Riley 5250 Let Us Build Your Home NEAR 30TH AND WASH. BLVD. Three-bedroom home; hardwood floors, all built-in features, fireplace; good condition. Price only $7,500. See or call INDPLS. RENTAL BUREAU 605 Merchants Bank Bldg. Lincoln 2141. BEECH GROVE Attractive five-room modem and well arranged. Located on oth Ave.. on lot 40x138. Priced. $3,850. including Barrett. Terms. F. B. RAKEMANN Washington Bank and Trust Cos. Main 0792 Hum. 6476 $26 PER MONTH BUYS NEW SEMI-MODERN BUNGALOW 1609 LE GRANDE STREET Four rooms: inside toilet; sink in kitchen: built-in cabinet: city water: electric lights, gas; garage. Only SIOO cash required. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. REALTORS 144 E. Ohio Street Main 3"1 5 Residence, Irv. 1964-J. WILL EXCHANGE Two-story, modem, 3-bedroom home; good location, north, for new or nearly new 5-room modern bungalifw north R. B. WII.SON, Realtor. 1101 National City Bank Bldg.. Lin. 6104: eve.. Ran. 1244. i Good Three-Room Cottage Gas, electric ligrhts. well, cistern, lovely yard with iruit and flowers. House decorated in oil. Price 52,500, Easy terms. Call MR. MACLEOD. MAIN 118(3. Charles E. Holloway & Son REALTORS, 140 N. DELAWARE ST. . Your Choice ol 2 new bungalows' located north, on 1.6 acres: 1 and 2-car garages, fenced, electric lights, deep wells, paved road to city. Priced $3,650 and $3,750: $l5O down. Call for appointment to see them. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. Main 0792. Mr. EastbOrn, Irv. 0215. OVERLOOKING golf links: beautiful threebedroom colonial; 1 year old: hardwood floors: corner lot: full basement; built-in features. A real home for only $7,500: SSOO down or will consider small clear property in trade. INDIANAPOLfS RENTAL BUREAU. 005 Merchants Bank Bldg. Lin. 2141. Arrow Ave., 1906 Five-room, 2-story house; good condition and modern throughout; 2-car garage: price $5,000, SSOO cash. $45 a month. Call Mr. Bray. J. G. McCullough, Realtors 108 N. Delaware St. Main 1709. IRVINGTON bungalow: 3 bedrooms, mod.: priced right. Oymer. Irv. 4021-M.

Houses for Sale MODERN—S4,2SO—TERMS 4 rooms, modern except tub. long living room, line condition throughout, newly decorated. Built 1 year. Paved street, garage, near ear and schools. Bargain if sold soon. Terms to reliable people. Call Lincoln 3734: eve,. Webster 4449. ONLY $3,250, TERMS 5-room bungalow, attractive, good condition and well located; electric lights, gas. city water, inside toilet, garage, nice lot. Close to school and car. Only $3,250. $350 cash. Call Lincoln 3734; evenings. Webster 4149. MUST sell at once. 5-room modern, except furnace, and good garage; SBOO equity for $500: $3,000. balance at $34.50 per month. 416 N. Garfield. Irvington 3390-M. NEW five-room home, west: reasonable price and easy terms. Call or see CHAS. L. LOCKE Lin. 3088. 738 K. P. Bldg. 27TH St.. W. 1420-22: by owner: 6-room modern double: parage: screens: Rybolt furnace. Must be seen to be appreciated. Three years old. Call Irvington 3888. BARGAIN NORTH Kiveroflm modern bungalow. Only 85.800: 8500 cash: balance easy monthiy payments. Call Mr. Frey, Web. 14Q0-M. NEW five-room modern bungalow: in goock neighborhood: paved street; 5500 down. Call Lin. 3088. 730 K. I*. Bldg. CHAS. L. LOCKE REAL estate, insurance. A. J. MEYER REALTY CO.. 307 Lombard Bldg. Main 1633. 5-ROOM, semi-modern: hardwood floors throughout; gar.: furnace. Bel. 3563-W. Lots for Sale 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. FOUR large lots. 240-ft. front: Butler Ave.. north of Twenty-Sixth St.: $750. $25 cash. $8 monthly. Owner. 106 N. Delaware St. Main 1709. TWO good buildii.tf lots, west: cheap. Call Lin. 3088. 738 K. P. Bldg. CHAS. L. LOCKE Acreage for Sale THREE acres, west of Lfiwronee: $1,350: SSO '*Msh. sl3 monthly. Owner. 106 N. Del aw are St. Ma in 1709. Building and Contracting YOU ean have your house painted, papered reroofed, plumbing or furnace installed. garage built or limited repairs made and pay for it in monthly payments Will also build and finance a home on your lot. CIVIC REALTY CO.. 130 N. Dei. Lin. 5050. Eves.. Ken. 4247. GARAGES and small bungalows: $165 up: 12 mo. to pav HAMILTON LUM HER CO 719 K. Maryland DR. 0405. Real Estate Wanted DAYTON REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO 1010 Fletcher Savings St Trust Bldg SOLD If you really want to sell vour property consult ROBERT C. BYERS NATION At, REAL ESTATE AITCTIONERS, 213-2 J 8 LEMCKE BLDG I,IN, 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, Reg., Irv. 1559 real Estate To buy. sell or exchange cai! KURTZ A LEASE 719-20 Lemcke Hide Phone Lin 3434 Miscellaneous for Sale CASH REGISTERS scales, grinders, sheers rebuilt; guaranteed Fixtures all kinds j SPRAGUE EX., 22 W. Ohio. Mam 0564 CINDERS Auto truck load $3 00 J Main 4192. Main 4393. Hum. 3482 j FOR SALE-—Small electric, air pump, suit ble for air brush. RI. 6640. after 5:30 GAS RANGE $6 50: kitchen cabinet $8.50: dining table. $0 china closet. 50.50: ehitfoniere s7' wardrobe $8.50 1042 S. Meridian GAS RANGES Used thoroughly overhauled; SIO arid up. Delivered and con nected. Charles Koehring, 882 Virginia Ave. HOUSE cleaning! lour surplus clothing furniture magazines papers will hem us to help others Salvation Army Industrial Home Phone for wagon Riley 6622 127 SY Georgia. LIBRARY TABLE, heavy oak: good eondition. Irvington 2670-W. LIVING-ROOM suite. 3-piece velour, overstuffed. Webster 0473. LOT for '23 or '24 model sedan, or secrifice for rash. Beech Grove 211. MATTRESSES Rebuilt and recovered Home Bedding Cos.. 870 Virgini i Ave DRex 0780 RUGS-UNOLEUM Brussels rugs. 9x12. in blue tan lauoe and old rose $12.60: Gold Seal Congo'eum ’•ues. 9x12. at sl2 75 these a.re carried ;n all sizes at proportionate prices: im ported Japanese grass rugs, double warp oxl2 at $7.50; all-wool Bruswels rug#, bpht grade, ir 11.3x12 size, at $29.60 Floor covering beautiful li’joleum nat terns at 49c a yard linoleums and in* laids may be had in all widths and grades also rug border hall and stair carpet and rugs m all grades and sizes j AH perfect guaranteed goods. Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W Washington. Near Capitol Ave. "If It Covers the Floor, We Have It" TARPAULIN? [ruck and auto covers HOOZIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS CO 1302 W Wash Bel 0367 A WM CO. REBUILT TYPEWRITERS ALL PRICES REDUCED We Rent and Overhaul All Makes of Typewriters and Guarantee Our Work. Authorized Agents for Remington Portables. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. 104 MONUMENT CIRCLE. Lln. 6822. 1 THOR electric washer with gas heater; 1 Detroit .Jewell: 1 Aeorn high oven gas range: 4 hole small gas stove: 75-lb. metal refrigerator: 1 day bed: bed and springs: dining table; kitchen table: all out of storage: cheap. 1919 Southeastern Vve. H. T. BIEHL Transfer and Storage TRUNK. 2 si.it cases: box. contents lady’s clothing, and other articles. 716 N. Canitol. ± Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED—3 sewing machines: one 2needle flat bed: one 2-needle cylinder bed: one 1-needle tailoring, large. Hum. 4040, FURNITURE WANTED BEST PRTCE PAID, DRKXLL 0954, Musical Instruments KING BAND INSTRUMENTS RITTER MUSIC CO 231 N. Illinois Circle 1196. USED player piano, like new. $235. easy terms. WILSON STEWART MUSIC CO.. 44 X. Penn, Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKS FOR SALE BOYERS’ HATCHERY, 25 E MARKET RI 5470. \ HATCHERY I'HORYI'OWN IND PEDIGREED Persian kittbens. black Pomeraniati tnlppirs. What have vonr Bel. &1 59 Coal end Wood Poua. 4-in. t'kd. Ip., $7.50 Poca. 4-in. shov. Ip., $7.00 Poca. mine run, $6.25 E. Ky. 6-in. fkd. Ip., $6.25 6 Month Payment Pla Ask Us. 212 N PINE ST. MAIN 4441. MAIN 4392-4393, Summer Prices Speoial Discount on Your Next Winter’s Requirements. Best Va.. Kan. Cos.. 6-in. blk.. fkd..56.50 Best Va.. 3x6 ip, clean fkd 6 25 Best Ky.. Har. Cos.. 6-in. Ip, cln. fkd. 6.50 Best R. A. Poca. No. 3 shov. ip. . . 7.75 Best. coke. Citizens, all sizes 9 00 Best Ind. No. 5. 4-in. Ip., fkd 5.25 Best Glendora Luma or Egg. Kindling with each ton. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. 1910 Bluff. Drexel 4621. Dependable since 1908, It will pay you to visit our yard and see the difference in good coal.

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WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING IN GOOD USED TIRES

30x3 $2.00 3x3% $2.50 and $3.00 31x4 # $4.00 32x4 $4.50 33x4 $5.00 34x4 $5.00 32x4% $6.00 33x4% $6.00 34x4% $7.00 36x4% SB.OO 32x6 ) SIO.OO Each 36x6 | Truck Tires

Mail orders filled, cash with order. 20% off to dealers. We pay the freight any place on $lO worth or up. ROGERS TIRE SHOP 3117 W. Wash. Indianapolis, Ind.

Coal and Wood seeAMivwwwvie/wvviAA^wwvwContract next Winter’s coal now. NORTH ST. COAL CO. Lin 1455 Cir. 5556 Night. Irv 4020 ~ J. AND L COAL CO. 1205 Roache St. Ran. 2471, TRY OUR MAJOR COAL MAJOR COAL CO Rar. 4129 Business Announcements DOERRE WALTERS CONTRACTORS HOUSE PAINTING AND GENERAL REPAIRING. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Estimates Glad.v Given Belmont 0525 CURTAINS TO LAUNDER MRS. J. LUTZ. MAIN 0150. FEATHERS bought sold and renovated feather mattreeees and pillows madh i [HJRKI.E 416 Mass Main 1428 FURNITURE upholstering and repairing. Bel. 07S8. GENERAL carpentering, new and repair ■ ing; time work: $1 hour: free bids on all new work Phone Southport 131. Ring 3, M R V, J, CL A RK, HARDWOOD floors, painted walls, whitewasliing. EDWARD BAILEY. Ra. 3782. PAPER hanging: paper furnished: excel lent work and service. Web. 2572. RUG. 9xl2—Dusted and scrubbed...s2.oo Suits cleaned and pressed. BENNETT THE CLEANER Lin. 8264 RUOS. 9x12, thnv cmd s’*: all work guar SUPERIOR CLEANERS Ken 4462 RUGS CLEANED scrubbed 9x12. HAND WORK. $2. CIRCLE. 0680 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDOE 216 N. Illinois. SEWING of all kind# and embroidery 1439 W g7th. Har, 1214 J. SHEETS & BLOOM. PLUMBERS. Estimates gratis; prompt, reliable service. PRex. 3248. TRXTONE wall tinting, painting, paper hanging* napor fur : disc off Ke 3825 REMODELING, painting and roofing. 943 Albany PRexel 227*3. WANTED—IOO ladies to get a permanent wave. marcel effect. ringlet ends: facials Opening price for limited time only. $8: given by Mr. Art Hildebrand, ex pert operator. St Louis. Mo also marcel I and shampoo. sl. Open from 9:00 to 9:00 Make your appointment now. Lincoln 5650. ART NOR BEAUTY SHOPPE. 349 Mega Ave. Business Opportunities ROOMING house: 9 well furnished rms : good location: near 2 car lines: rent $35 Must sell account of illness. 823 E. Tenth St. LARGE rooming house, located north 22 rooms, all light housekeeping: four baths; new furniture: income over S4OO per month This is a real opportunity Will sacrifliy for quick sale. Main 39.33 BARGAIN! Dry goods store for sale complete outfit SBOO if sold at once; desirable location: busy corners; Merrill and West Sts. Riley dll 4. Storage and Transfer 11. T. BIEHL RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DAMAGES Ask about payment plan on overland haulx ing. Drex. 1225. FURNITURE MOVED ANYWHERE MOVE OUR WAY HOOSIER TRUCKING CO. 1616 E. Washington Street Day_and night_phone. Lin. 3778 MOVING AND TRANSFER DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. LONG-DISTANCE HAULING RILEY 3334. LOCAL and overland hauling: low rates on Florida and California shipments Phone OTTO J. SUESZ. Main 2353-3628. night Webster 4579-0699-W. LET us figure with vou on your moving Local or overland PARKER TRANS FEK 1273 Oliver Ave, Bel, 4307. MOVING and Trucking Reliable men Gall BORNMAN Web 0571 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER OQ. Call St all times Randolph 3741 Money to Lean QUICK LOANS sllO to s3so 'This corporation is operated under the supervision of the State of Indiana, and provides a place where you may borrow from $lO to S3OO In a dignified, business-like manner without paying more than the legal rate of interest or without being Imposed upon tn any wav We do not notify vour enyjluyer. neither do we make inquiries of friends, relatives or trades people You get the roonev in a few hours' time and without having any one sign vour note, ff vou are unable to call in person at our office phone us or write us and our representative will at vour home HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. ('F'ourth Floor) Corner Pennsylvania and Wash. Sts. Entrance 4l E Washington St. Telephone MA 2923 " NEED MONEY! Quickly, confidentialiv and buainees-likt (leahnufc ip oart of the 4f*rviee we giv# you LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 14J y E. Washington St. MAra ?586 Lincoln 7184 6% Mortgage Money , Meyer-Kiser Bank FIRST or SecouJ Mortgages on Indianapolis or Indiana real estate. Prompt service R rt WILSON Lin 6104 1101 National City Bank Bldg. GOANS $lO TO S3OO. Room 532 106 E Market St Phone. Mam 1278 Auto Supplies and Repairs ALL FABRIC SEAT COVERS i The onlv kind that can be CLEANED They protect the upholstery and wearing apparel, too Top and Trim Repairs Habig Quality Shop 1035 N. Meridian SL LincolD 8302 Lincoln 8303 BEST used tires any size: wholesale and retail Open evenings. ROGERS TIKE SHOP 3117 W. Washington Bel 4300 _ USED TIRES—S 2 UP. ELKfNS ST.

29x4.40 $5.00 Each 31x5.25 ' 31x4.95 A 30x5 } j Any 30x5.77 / * / of 32x4.95 V These 33x4.9q K 32x6.00 1 , rta V $6.00 32x6.20 1 „ i Each 33x6.20 1 32x5.77 / 34x7.30

Auto Supplies and Repairs NEW and used parts aiv-essories. tires and batterice for practically every make of ear fur less Satisfaetion guaranteed. CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.. 821 "3 N, Illinois. Main 6090, Motorcycles and Bicycles MOTORCYCLES We sell and exchange ALLEN 509 Mass Ave Main 7929 Automobiles Wanted WILL pav cash tor vour ear or your _ equity. Lin. 4516 561 N. Capitol USED CARS bought and sold. GOLD- _ BERG. 522 N. Capitol Automobiles for Sale Ford touring. 8. and D $ 60.00 Ford sedan 100.00 Biiiek roadster 60 00 Hupnirttvile touring 100.00 Studebaker touring 100. On Studebaker s*dan 150 00 Hupmobile roadster 200 00 Ford coupe 125.00 Arm a cost 602 North Capitol 832 North Meridian. Cl rcle 7832 1923 Buick Sedan Mechanically O. K.: very fwie paint and f>. v °* extra equipment. An excellent “huff buick SALES CO. BUICK touring. 1921: ready to co; $26 down. MILLER WIIIES. 650 Virginia Aye.: VMllyg-hntght and Over 1 and deabis. CHEVROLET touring, refinished in i , sporty red color. A real buy at S2OO tiuT U ' rms ■‘ ol E ' Washington. Lin. CHEVROLET. 1923 Sedan; Formerly owned and driven by a lady: fair tires: paint and mechanical condition. 52.50.00 today. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York. Open tonight and Sunday. CHEVROLET roadster. '23: in good running condition: $65. 2949 N. La Salle. CHEVROLET. 1923 Coupe: 5 exoellent tires: step plate*, large wheel. This car has given wonderful service: a lot of good miles left in it yet. $60.00 down $20.35 per month StONE. CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York St. FORD sdan. 1923: SSO cash. ROY WIL. METH CO.. 720 N. Meridian St. Lin. 5875. Open eveningg and Sunday. FORD used cars. Always a nice slock of all models. Right prices Square dealing. THE FRANK HATFIELD CO.. 625 N. Capitol. Authorized Ford Dealers Open eveningg and Sunday. Main 4708 FORD BUS, 1925 Ruckstcll axle and extension; excellent condition. Just the one for a good school bus. A low price for quick sale. 210 Penway bldg. MA. 5614. FORDS—--43 Coupes—Bargains Persona] Serviced Used Fords See WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443-61 Virginia ave. DRex. 5020. Open Evenings and Sunday. „ FORD^BODIES 1?26 New tourings, 8: 1923 coupes. 3:1 192n coupes, 10: tourings and roadsters. Sale or trad* Cash or iernis SWtSSHELM * PARKER 1924 FORD Tudor; good finish: plenty of extras: mechanically o. k. Below marke( c. H. WAI.LERICH. INC.. Used far Dept,. 614-20 N. Delaware. Ltn. 6588. Open evenings and Sunday, FORD sedan: five cord tires: spotlight, speedometer' terms: lock wheel. Web. IQ.'tO. 061 N. Oxford. FORD, 1924. Ara body sedan: balloon tires, natural wood wheels, lock steering. good paint and upholstering. $70.00 down. „ 520.35 per month. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York, 1926 FORD coupe: balloon tirea. speeriometer: finish good: motor A 1 A real bargain C. H. WALLERICH. INC.. Used Car Dept.. 614-20 N. Delaware. Lin. 5588. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD roadster: S4O cash. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York. FORD touring: good as new: balloon tires. etc. Will take $225. and arrange terms. 15 W. lltli St. FORD COUPE 1924: New cord tires: beautiful new finish, auto light ignition, speedometer, spotlight, clock, many others. Bargain. THK CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W. 13th. Main 6942. 1922 FORD coupe: goon tires: excellent condition: sl2s' terms 344 N Dcla ware Riley j7P4 | * __ , FORD, tudor, 1925; bargain: by owner. Riley 3736. FORD coupe. 1923: refinished and mechanically fine: only $lB5. Terms. 16 W. Eleventh St. FORD -oupe. 1925: balloon tires, bumpers, inotometer and other extras. Will sacrlfice for a quick sale. Web. 3005. FORD Tonring. $35.0t:. another at $50.00. These cars tn, running condition. We need the room and the cash. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Wash. HAYNES ROADSTER Motor very quiet: good tires; S4OO for a quick sale. THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W, 13th. Main 6942. MAXWELL sedan. This car has ilist been reflnished. The motor is in excellent shape. Will sacrifice for a quick sale. Terms or trade. Lin. 6865. QY' MR LAND. 1924 touring: SIOO down: good tires, good paint, excellent me chanically. 56l N. Capitol. 1924 MAX. club coupe: new Duco: fully equipped; 1925 motor, which is perfeutr: looks like new. C. h. WALLERICH. INC. Used Car Dept.. 614-20 N. Delaware. Lin. 5688. Open evenings and Sunday MAXWELL. 1024: Winter inelosure. touring: 5 almos: new tires, bumpers, motometer. road light. In perfect mechanical condition. Call Riley 4614. 419 N. Capitol Aye. OVERLAND. 1924 Tounng: SIOO.OO down. Good tires, good paint. Excellent mechanically. 561 N. Capitol. REDCCTION IN PRICES 1924 Chevrolet touring $75 down. 1924 Overland touring. $75 down. 1924 Ford roadster $75 dqwn 1924 Ford touring. $65 down 1924 Ford sedan $95 down. 1925 Ford -oupe, 95 down 1921 Buick touring. $95 down Fortv others from S3O to S2OO HAYNES-SCHMIDT. INC. New Car DeDt Lin 7575 Used Car Dept. 120 W. North Lin. 7576 62t N. Capitol STAFFORD AUTO SALES 1924 Studebaker light 6 touring. 1924 Ford touring. 1 1924 Chevrolet roadsrr. 324-326 N Delaware. |T Circle 6592 TIMES WANT BUSINESS

Automobiles for Sale wwrriKm SALES CO. 1924 Chevrolet sedan ...$355 1921 Cole 8 tourlng.s2ls 1923 Overland sedan $355 1925 Ford coupe ..$335 * 1923 Ford touring. .$125 Jones-Whitaker Annex I 516 N. Capitol. I OPEN vvFNfNGS AND I SUNDAYS [ 64 Hdt7R~slßVfeg \

STAR TRADE-INS ALL RECONDITIONED 1924 STAR SEDAN $425 00 1925 STAR SEDAN $550.00 1923 STAR TOURING $150.00 1925 MOON COACH $1,175.00 1023 FORD SEDAN $275.00 MANY OTHERS TO PICK FROM

SAMES 1001 N.MERIDIPYN. STUTZ BARGAINS” * Stutz touring:, nix-passenger S3OO Cadillac 57 touring S3OO 1921 Jordan touring S3OO StudebAKer touring. 1922 S4OO L 924 Ford coupe *250 STUTZ FACTORY BRANCH 957 N. Meridian. Open eveilings and Sunday a. m. \V ILLY 8-KNIGHT SEDAN Excellent condition: new balloon tires: $795. Humboldt 5781. 5143 N. Arsenal. Legal Notices I WILL not be responsible for debts oont rar led by any one other than myself after June 14. 1926. j ARTHUR KOEHLER. | 5-PASSENGER Studebaker touring. license No. 554-551-25. serial No. 134975, property of Alfred T Phillips, will be sold June 29, ’26. at 10 a m , at public auction to satisfy iien of $122.11 At the A<-me Garage, 538 E. Wabash St NOTICE To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the undersigntd will not be responsible for, nor pay, any debts or other obligations, made or incurred by Annie M. Chevrolet, from this date forward. Dated this l’Oth dav of June. A D.. 1926 ARTHUR CHEVROLET. June 14. 15. 10. 1920. NOTICE TO BIDDERS—CONTRACT FOR COAL. On the 2Cd day of June, 1920. at 11:00 O’clock a. m.. the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis will receive and open bids at the Board * offices, 150 N. Meridian St.. Indianapolis, for approximately 10.200 tons of bituminous coal 11 ’-inch screenings, nut. pea and slack. Indiana or equal), approximale ’>• 10.000 tons bituminous coal tlunip coal over 2 Inch, shaker screen, free from slack, Indiana or equal), and approximately 4.500 tons bituminous coal ilump coal ovei 1 % nch. shaker screen, free from slack. West Virginia No. 5 block. Kanawha splint nr Thacker seams, or equal West Virginia), for the school year of 1920-1927. all in ai-cordance with specifications duly adopted by said Board and posted on the bulletin board in said of flee. Copy of said specifications and instructions to bidders, and of the proposal form to be used in submitting bids, will be furnished on application to the undersigned. The right is reserved bv the Board to reject any and all bids, oF parts of bids BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY' OF INDIANAPOLIS. By URE M FRAZER. Business Director. Indianapolis. Ind.. June 7. 1926. BRAZIL LEAVES NATION’S LEAGUE (Continued From Page 1) that if this return is accomplished it will be done by payment of a heavy price to Spain. The inclusion of Tangiers in her Moroccan zone is one price Spain may demand, according to the Express. The possibility that the Madrid government may set about to form a closely knitted league of Spanish-speaking peoples is also discussed at some length. The Monroe Doctrine gives Brazil immunity against attack, this newspaper points out, and this fact alone makes it plain that the league is not essential tn Brazil. One most important consequence of Spanish and Brazilian withdrawal from the league would be the deprivation of that body of one-thirteenth of its income. it concludes. DISAPPOINTMENT FOR ROME (Copyright. 1826.) ROME, June 14.—The Vatican, for several years somewhat reserved toward the League of Nations, has so far increased its interest in recent months that It recently brought Influence to bear upon Brazil and Spain regarding the threatened withdrawals of these two outstanding Catholic nations from league membership. The Holy See was prompted to such action, first by its strong interest in maintenance of world peace, and second its desire to have as many Catholic nations as possible in the league as a guarantee for the protection of religious interests. First Noncommittal The somewhat noncommittal attitude with which the Vatican first greeted the League's entry as a factor in world politics resulted from an opinion that the new organization was not destined to be truly International, but rather to be a group which most represented inter-allied interests. Evidence of increased attention to league affairs on the part of the Vatican came when the Locarno treaties were signed and arrangements were made for admittance of Germany to the councils of the Geneva organization. Both of these facts were considered by the Catholic Church to be forerunners of a situation which would fit well Into its own plans looking toward world peace. Cautious Approach Difficulties at Geneva only served to increase Vatican interest. Efforts to influence the attitudes of Brazil and Spain were made cautiously and within bounds. It was made plain that membership in the league should not conflict with the dignity or superior interests of the two countries and that the best judges of such possible conflicts were the respective governments of the two countries. Brazil obviously deemed that such a condition fitted her case when she resigned last week from the league council and today resigned from the league. Spain, perhaps, was disposed to lend a more attentive ear. Thus far she has taken no definite action to sever her relations with the league.

ROCKEFELLER TO LIVE TO BE 11, SAYS HIS DOCTOR Pat and Mike Stories and Dieting Keep Oil King Healthy. Copi/riflht, 1936, A'fc'A Service CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 1L— John D. Rockefeller, modern Midas, whose hand has always turned all that it touched to gold, will live to be 100 years old. This is the decisive statement of his physician of nearly half a century, Dr. Hamilton Fisk Blggar of Cleveland, who has lived and played with Rockefeller for months at a time. And the attainment of a century of life by the world's richest man will be largely due to Pat and Mike, those two Irishmen who have contributed much to the joy of the world. It Keeps Him Young "Mr. Rockefeller loves Pat and Mike stories,” says the doctor, who is 87 himself, three months older than his famous friend and patient. "And it Is largely Ills keen sense of humor and his delight in good stories that keep him young.” The world's richest man, says Dr. Biggar, has learned the laws of long life as have few men. "And what he has done, any one can do.” says his physician. "It is merely a matter of common sense, living the simple life, physically and mentally and spiritually." Only enough food to maintain vitality—eating to live and not living to eat. / Daily setting up exercises and outdoor exercisj through golf or some other pastime. i Happiness ni family and home and friends. Religious belief and piety. A keen sense of humor. Eight or ten hours of sleep. A mind utterly free from worry. That's His Recipe These are the ingredients in the recipe, says the famed Dr. Biggar, which have brought John D. Rockefeller to the age of 87, will make him live to a happy 100, and can do the same thing for any person. “He is every doctor’s ideal pa-

Two of John D.’s Favorites It seems there was an Irishman whose name was Mike, and Mike went into a restaurant to order a meal. He’ had just been paid, and wanted a little of everything on the menu card. He ordered olives. When they came he nibbled one, put it hack on the plate, nibbled another, put it back, and stopped after trying the third or fourth. Another customer came in, sat down at Mike’s table and ordered olives, too. Mike looked at him curiously, then asked, "Do you like olives?” "Yes," said the stranger. “You’re a damn liar," said Mike. • • • It seems there was a race hi rse whose name was Enza. A man went to the race and bet heavily on Enza. But his heart sank lower and lower as Enza lagged behind. Then just at the very last moment influenza.

tient," says Dr. Biggar, "a man who keeps well rather than gets well. He is in better trim than I am. He advises the about my own health instead of my advising him. “John D. has a sweet tooth, but he would take poison as soon as candy. Aside from his liking of sweets, food means nothing to him. Eating is boredom. He/ hates luncheons, banquets, any, sort of feast for sociability. He feels that human beings should be able to get together with something more than a groaning table as the excuse." Fruit, vegetables, light meats, keep the world’s richest man young, he says. Rockefeller never drinks cold.water. Always lukewarm, even on the hottest days. Carefully Regulated He regulates his life to the day. The temperature of the day Is told him each morning and he plans his day accordingly. Seldom does he play more than eight holes of golf. His average score is 45 for the eight holes. Sometimes he plays the customary nine. He guards his health with eternal vigilance. If even slightly indisposed he stays in bed and rests. "Mr. Rockefeller really enjoys life," says Dr. Biggar. "He wants to live as many years as possible. That's why his health is so important to him.” John D. loves the old hymns, the old ballads. He hums "Swanee River." “Old Black Joe” and "Annie Laurie.” He reads and reads the 121st and 91st psalms. "But he is not merely an old machine looking after his body and forgetting other people." says Dr. Biggar. "I have traveled more than 200,000 miles with him: I have crossed the continent with him many times, and been abroad with him many times. t "He has never forgotten tny comfort at any time. I have never been a guest In his home, but what he came in to see if the windows were properly opened, if T had enough blankets, wanted anything." Started by a Game A game of blind man's bluff began the friendship between the doctor and his patient. John D. had been playing the game with his children. He ran into a sharp corner and cut his forehead. “I was called In, and he hegged me to fix it so that he would have no scar,” says Dr. Biggar. "That lob began our friendship. That was forty-six years ago." Again and again the old doctor stressed the repartee, the sparkling humor, the love of epigram in the world’s richest man. “I once saw him look at a cartoon of himself—a very bad one—and he laughed and said, ‘wouldn't that rock-a-feller?' “He loved to tell the story of the

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days when a Cleveland boarding house keeper made him eat the leavings at second table, because the other boys complained of the odor of crude oil about him. lie sat on the porch until the others had eaten and left, then meekly went in and took what was left. "When he was attacked foi 'tainted money,’ he would laugh and say ’wouldn't some of them like some of that tainted money, though?' "Once John D. went to buy a car. When he asked the cost of l iainten ance, the salesman said, ‘lt depends on the price of gasoline.' Mr. Rockefeller said, ‘I guess 1 can afford It then.’" DRIVE AGAINST DIRECT PRIMARY 10 FOLLOW QUIZ Old Convention System Is Favored in View of Penn State Spending. Time * Wathinfjton Bureau, 13&Z .Veto I’orfc Avenue WASHINGTON, June 12.—A drlvt against the direct primary system of electing United States Senators may be one of the results of the disclosure by a Senate committee that more than $1,500,000 was spent In the recent primaries in I’ennsylvania. Expenditures accounted for totaled $1,422,635.80 when the inquiry was resumed this morning. All returns are not in, however, and the final score is expected to be well In ad vance of a million and a half. Other Spending And the figures being admitted he fore the Senate do not account for tens of thousands of dollars expend! tures for which no record was kept Ever since the Newberry affair Republican leaders have been privately assailing the direct primary system and advocating a return to the convention method of nominating candidates for the Senate. They have contended that in this day and age it costs too mpeh to conduct a vigorous campaign. Reed Launches Attack Senator David Reed of Pennsylvania makes the first direct attack on the system. Justifying the large Pennsylvania expenditures at th* meeting of the Republican* State committee In Philadelphia Saturday, Reed asserted the huge costs were forced by the "silly mechanism of primary laws.” Reed told Republic ans that “we have got to get back to the convention system.” Strengthening of the election laws, both for primaries and general elec tions, is sure to be the result of the probe.

FLOODS THREATEN < MIDDLE WEST (Continued From Page 1) the exception of those places wher* the wini was too high, the down' pour will bring benefit. Two persons wer hinjured at Ed wardsville, 111., when a high wind carried off the roof of a baseball park grandstand. Lightning struck a Government supply house on the hanks of Rock River at Sterling, 111., and heavy damage resulted from the Are which followed. The waters of Rock Rivar at this point are rising rapidly. Air mail service between Chicago and Minneapolis was brought to a standstill hy a heavy fog over Wls consln. Both north and south bound planes made forced landings IJFE LOSS IN TEXAS Five Drown In State Over Week End. Bv United Pretl DALLAS, Texas, June 14.—Five persons lost their lives by drowning in Texas over the week-end. CASS COUNTY STRUCK One Fanner Injured; Crops Badly . Damaged. * Bv United Pre LOGANSPORT, Ind., June 14 One man Injured and property dam age of hundreds of dollars was left today In the wake of a hall, wind an I electrical storm which swept over Cass County late Sunday. Tom Hines, 30, < a farmer, was caught beneath a falling tree and badly crushed. Wheat and other growing crops were badly dnmnged by the hail. Trees were uprooted and buildings damaged on many farms. RAIN BRINGS RELIEF Downpour Breaks Heat Wave— Heavy Fall Over State Sunday. A heavy downpour Just before noon today brought Indianapolis some relief from a heat wave which had held sway for two days, and which carried the mercury up a ne\y season record of 91 degrees at 4:30 p. m. Sunday. The thermometer stood at 79 at noon, while at the same time Sunday It registered 86. Meteorologist J. H. Armington said the thunder showers should continue during the afternoon and early evening and he followed by partly cloudy and cooler weather tonight and Tuesday. While Indianapolis sweltered Sunday, other portions of the State were the recipients of rains, most of them heavy. In northern Indiana, particularly, the rain was plenteous. Angola had the heaviest fall, 3.06 A Inches. Bome hall also fell there ’ but did no dnmage. Wheatfleld reported 1.05 Inches and Marlon 1.19 Inches. In the southern portion of the State, where rain was needed most, it was not so heavy. Vincennes led in this section, with a fall of .74 inch. The mark of 91 set here not only was the season V record, but mad* the day the hottest June 13 since 1921, when the temperature was 93. The hottest June day on record In Indianapolis was June 3, 1895, when the mercury registered 100.