Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1926 — Page 10

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Funeral Directors Flamer <& Btadhainian Now In Our New Mortuary, 26 West Fall Creek Blvd. Phones: Ran 4400-4401-4402 No added charge for the use Pilcher organ or the new service room* Visitors may call any time CREMATORY SERVICE Planner & Buchanan George Grins teiner Funeral director 622 ® Market. Main 0° KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL director UA U 64 ,40? N l “ S Bel. 3886 Be_l. W. T. BLASENGYM Main Office. 2226 Shelby St PRexel 2570. tINDERTAKERS—HTSIuf A TITTiS SSI N. Delaware. Main 3680. - feSRT S OAITP 21 JO ProMDPCt St Phone Stewart 2278 ~ j THE ELECTREAT .MASSAGE For Neuritis and Rheumatism. LOLA WALKER. 524 State Life Bldg Lits "TTTT MARGARET SELLERS D OD C N_ U. Obstetrician acute and chronic dlsease massage. 1 N New Jersey. Riley _hhgJ. Instructions MEN to lean, Oarnm trade. T arl<js£l BAKHER COLLEGE SI" J?. F-VtP 0 * ton St. Trinisnann's Inn Circle 0~57 “ Lost and Found BRACELET: green and rose stone, strung on silver links: lost somewhere, some time. Reward. Randolph l-.1l - ' HANDBAG, brown, lost city market: contained bankbook, school papers. Reward. iHum. 4639. - Help Wanted Male ' Salesmen Join a Live Organization where real co-operation and personal help means a big pay check every Saturday. Either Full or Part Time Experience unnecessary, use ours. College people and teachers are successful with us. Ask for Mr. Anderson. Robert C. Byers, Org. Lemcke Bldg. feELL COAL. TON OR CAR LOTS. COMMISSION BASIS ONLY: DRAWING ACCOUNT, 212 N. PINE. MEN to run ice routes: only experienced men Heed apply. POLAR ICE AND .FUEL CO.. 2000 Northwestern Ave. help Wanted Female Capable Women To enter . aining for executive positions ‘at our brai.'rh offices in the large cities I Must be ir.ielligent. neat, reltned, wel dressed and willing to work. Compensa (lion far above the ordinary. See. Mr. ;Bye.-s between 10 a. in. and 12.-v 213‘BIB Lemcke Bldg. V Situations Wanted Female BEWING. all kinds: Embroidery, excellent work. Cheapest prices, Har. 1214-J. Rooms for Rent BROADWAY 3947; 1 rm.. 2 gentlemen or I couple, references: garage, ffa, 4170-R. CLINTON HOTEL. 29 Virginia Ave. Large ; front rm.. twin beds: men: $6: smaller yrooms, $3. Riley 1738. ■COLLEGE, 2707: nice, cool room, private f home: girls or couple, Ken. 0771. COLLEGE, 2052. Apt. 1; mod. rm.: prlv. ! entrance: kitchen privileges. Ran. 6866. DELAWARE, N„ 2403: large front rm.: big closet; girls or couple. Har, 1874-J. DELAWARE. N.. 2452: nice'sleeping room in private home. Har, 3674. ILLINOIS. N.. 1930: clean, new furniture. next to bath: private home: board optional: ladies preferred. Har, 3615-R, STAPLE ROAD” Large attract, rm., suitable for two twin beds. Wash. 3597. MERIDIAN, N.. 1015: double rm.. twin beds: single rm.: ideal loc. Lin. 3145. inSSbURI, N.. 334 Nicely funished rms. for theatrical people. Lin. 3554. PENNSYLVANIA, N„ 1100; bea'utiful front rm.: suite for 3 or 4. Riley 5688, TALBOTT. N.. 2009: mod. rm.. nicely furnished, prin. fam. 1 or 2. Ran. 4067. E.. 313 W: sleeping rms.; mod.: nicely' furnished. Riley 2920. GOOD location; pleas, rm.. ladies or couple; Pen, car: breakfast opt. Ken. 2271. CORNER Michigan and Meridian. No. 44. 2 attract.: plenty hot water. Lin. 1048. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent

ASHLAND, 2030: 3 attract., large rms.; mod.; 2 or 3: entire upstairs; garage. BELLEFONTAINE. 1810: 2 large front rms.; modern: piivate ent, Ken. 4774. BROADWAY. 1142: 1 large rm.. kitchen; pri. ent.: nicely furn.: mod. RI, 4885. EAST N.. 139: Mod. large front rm.. newly decorated, everything sum., $5.50. FOUNTAIN Square: 2 rooms. 55.00. 1009 Prospect St., Drexel 5736. ILLINOIS. N.. 1515: Downstairs rm.. furnished *or housekeeping, $2.50 week. ILLINOIS. N„ 1515: front room, furnished. downstairs. It. housekeeping: $3. Illinois. N„ 1741: large, light, clean rms.: lovely furn.: modern. Har. 4959-J. LEXINGTON. 1021: large, airy front rm. downstairs. $5: garage. DR. 0562-J. KichT E., 2325: targe, nicely furnished, modem room, on car line, web. 2715-J. MILEY. 129: i newly dec. furnished; gas. electricity; So. Bel, 1839-W. PENN.. N.. 1241: large. front., first floor, housekeeping rooms: running water: linens laundered: S7. Lin. 7275. PRATT. E.. 122: attractive room: modern; walk, distance; gentlemen. Lin. 6273. ST. CLAIR. E..-670: 2 rms. and kitchenette: downstairs; nicely sum.. modern. Also 1 rm. upstairs for light housekeeping or sleeping. Walnut. W.. 20; near Meridian: 2 conPecting rms.: everything furn.: couple. WASHINGTON. 1906 E.: 2 rms.; porch inclosed: gas, lights, range. Lin. 2629. E .ST. CLA.IR. 315; 2 connecting rms.; also sleeping rm.; newly dec. Ri. 409.32 MODERN rooms, nicely decorated, mod. home. Call before, noon. Li 1632. 2 NEATLY furnished frout housekeeping rooms: strictly modem. Web, 0250. TWO dean furnished rooms near car line; private entrance. 514 B. Morris. Room for Rent With Board CAPITOL. N„ 2157: light, attrac. rm.: lovely furn.: 2: home privileges: 2 car lines Har. 0436-R. DELAWARE. N.. 1605: modern first-floor room: beautiful location: suitable for 2: meals optional. Har. 0563-W. KENWOOD, 2920: 1 nicely furnished rm.. modern, priv. family: breakfast opt.; (suitable for 2. Ran. 3095. 1 LOVELY rm.. 2 wardrobdk: board opt.: 2 young men; private family; modern ‘ home: walking distance. Lin. 2709. CHILDREN uTboard: mothers care; lovei' ly lawn; mod. home. Ken. 6015.

Houses for Rent ALABAMA. N.. 2620: 6-room modern double. Call Ran. 6025. ASHLAND. 2637-41; 7-room, modem double; garage, yard; reas. Ken. 5830. BOULEVARD PL., corner 29th: -ti-room. newly deco, and painted: good fur,; s2i.. DAWSON St.. 174.1: new. 7 rooms, modern; garage. - DORMAN. 316; Modem 6 rms., garage. Dorman. 322, duplex, semi-mod- reas. GENT Ave.. 2123: nice semi-modern; S2O month. Web. 6041. HIAWATHA. 207: 7-room double: newly papered, painted: 1*22.50. Wash. 2074. JEFFERSON. 403: six rooms and bath; garage; S3O. Web. 4370-R. -121S KELLY ST.: three rooms: modern: *27.50. Call Main 3377. F. S. CLARK A CO. MILEY. 135. 5 rms.; newly dec.: bath, furnace: $25; water pd. Bel. 1839-W. MORRIS. W.. 254: two-story, six-room: rent sls. Inquire 1257 S West Dr. 3233. OAK. 5968:" Irv.; 5-rm. modern double: built-in features. Irv. 0972-W. OLNEY. N. 1118. five rooms, semi-mod-fern: S3O. Hum. 1263. Drex. 0194. RADER and 30th: 5-room semi-mod. flat: water paid; S2O. Har. 1654-M. RILEY 626: Modern 5 rm. dble ..newly decorated. 2-car garage. Irv. 2656-W. TIBBS AVE.. 1718: four rooms: garage; new house; $lB. 31ST. E.. 610: strictly modem six-room home. Circle 3211. ___ 40TH. 419 w.: 5 rms.. upper duplex: heat turn.; modern. Wash. 2536 after 6. WARREN Ave.. 528: 6-room semi-modem double, newly decorated: only s_~.oU. Webster 4143-M . WHEELER ST . 2170: five rooms . . SIB.OO 2125 Parker Ave.: 4 r.. semi mod. 20.00 1250 W. 25th St.: 4 r.; mod.; gar.. 27.50 A. F. ZAINEY, 108 N. Delaware St. WINTER. 2235: half double. 4 rms : gas elec., inside toilet S2O. Irv. 3634. SIX rooms, semi-modem, newt.v'painted and decorated: rent S2O: water paid. Owner next door. 645 S. Meridian. BBK DUNI-OP .1 HuIIEGEL for bargains REAL ESTATE SMALL house ”in rear: garage, for 2 employed adults. Har. 3816-M. TO LET HOUSES FOR COLORED 1208 Yandes: 4 rooms §J4.QO 2412 Cushing St.: 4 rooms $12.00 1922 Columbia 5 rooms 913 887 W. 11th St.: 3 rooms $7.00 j. g. McCullough Main 1707. 106 N. Delaware. Apartments for Rent PARK, 1717: nice upper apartment: five rooms; front and back porches: excellent location. Har. 2401 PARK. 1427; upper duplex; 5 rooms' modern; heat lur.: redeco. Riley a292. 10TH. E.. 343.1. Apt. 3: 2 rooms, bath. hot water, S2O. Main 1867. TO LET APARTMENTS FOR COLORED . pis N. Canito’ Avr.: 1 rooms and bath: hot and cold water: gas range. j. g. McCullough Main 1709 106 N. Delaware. r Anarurent Renta’s fkil. WOODSMABI. CO INC. # We iußiu’e everything but the hereafter Houses and Flaii Furnished PENN W 'sT^ > ' rooms: kitchenette: for 2: everything furnished: July and Aug.: ref. Riley 5743. 21ST ST.. E.. 618—Lower duplex, 4 rms.. for summer: reas.: adults. Ran. 6305. 30TH. E.. 105: 4-room bungalow; 3 mo.: grand piano, radio:. SSO. liar, 0641-W. ATTRACTIVE apts.: completely furnished: 4_ ivns.. bath, porch: reas. Ran. 2717. Business Places for Rent DESK in prominent downtown office. $6 per month. Main 1232. GARAGE: Desirable for repair or storage. 2930 N. Capitol. Main 1319. WILL RENT PART OF MODERN OFFICE. 1237 MEYER-KISER BANK BLDG. Si KuDUAf CITY; 2 rooms, one for bar--1 :• i. ,p. one for dry cleaning and pressing. ijpopsite Prest-O-Lite and W. Sixteenth St: Bel. 3453. .. ...c .—i i.uOO square feet storage 6paee on switch, fireproof build.: elevator serv. r.rowp-.Manly Cos.. 422 E. Louisiana St. FIRE-PROOF GARAGE: 3-car: for any small business. Wash. 0741. BUSINESS rm.: good location. Any sma.l business. J. C. Cruse, or RAn. 0949.

Houses for Sale 1034 BERWIN ST. NEW FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW ON EASY' TERMS. Brick porch, larse .bedrooms, nicely papered. attractive e.eetric fixtures, furnace, cement basement. inside toilet. city water, front-drive saras'e: oil stove will be furnsihed. Price 53.500: on terms of $.300 cash and, S3O per month, or will take vacant lot as down payment. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. REALTORS. 144 E. OHIO ST. Main 3715. Res., Irv. 1964-J. 13 NEW BUNGALOWS FRONTING SOUTH ON RHODIUS PARK A wonderful new home section. _ Thoroughly modem five-room hemes, artistically design?d and unusually well built. Large rooms, large basements: *4.100 to *4.760. terms. *37 to *45 per month: 1800 square W. Wyoming. Take W. I. car to Belmont, walk north to Park. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.. Home Builders 237 N. Delaware Riley 5250 Let Us Build Y'oiu- Home WILL EXCHANGE Two-etory. modem. 3-bedroom home: good location, north, for new or nearly new 5-room modem bungalow north. R. B. WII.SCN. Realtor, 1101 National City Bank Bldg.. Lin. 6104: eve.. Ran. 1244. , BUNGALOW BARGAIN 6-room bungalow, 304 S. La Salle St., only SIOO cash, balance reasonable. See or phone Van Arsdel with H. C. TUTTLE & BRO. 233 E. Ohio St. ' Main 1168 Web. 1108 BARGAIN FOR COLORED SIOO Cash and $26.50 per month will give you immediate possession of fiveroom cottage, in excellent condition: gas. electric light, well, cistern, paved street: vacant. 849 Roach St. Lin. 7536. 410 Lemcke Bldg. Eves.. Stew. 2172. DOUBLE, NORTHEAST One year old: 4 rooms .to side; rents $52.00. Good investment property, priced to sell. Call Mr. Woosley. with W. 8.-RUEBY 425 Lemcke Blag. Lin. 1782 IRVINGTON STUCCO Five-room modern home. three years old, paved street; only $3,650: easy terms. Call Lin. 2141. 605 MERCHANTS BANK BLDG. BEVILLE. 239; upper duplex* modern: 4 rooms and bath. Web. 4431. SI,6OQEQUITY in 5-room bungalow with % acre ground, University Heights, to trade for 5-room, semi-modem in Indianapolis. Call Mr. j. g. McCullough 106 N. Delaware St. Main 1709 12TH St.. E.. 417: 7-room modem house; city heat: $45. Web. 7670. BARGAIN, by owner. six-r,oom modern double, garage: Rybolt furnace. Must be Been to be appreciated. Irv. 3888. Lots for Sale TWO corner lots, cost $l.(f00. sacrifice for $700: No. 233 and 232 in Sec. 2 in Raymond Park Height*. Write E. R. JEFFERIES. Route A. Box 29 Roeedale. Parke County. Indiana. Cottages and Resorts ATTRACTIVELY furnished cottage near Ravenswood beach: reasonable. Lin. 7686. MR. NARD before 6 p. m, FERGUSON. 6890: four cottages on river /front for sale, lease or rent. Hum, 5970. Building and Contracting YOU can have your house painted, papered reroofed, plumbing or furnace installed, built or limited repairs made, And pay for it in monthly payments. Will also build ami finance a home on your lot. CIVIC REALTY CO.. 136 N. Del. Lin. 5060. Eves . Ken. 4247 Real\Estate Wanted WANTED—Properties on east and south side, up to So.OOO. Will give immediate attention. Call Mr. Bray. j. g. mccul^ough 106 N. Del. Main 1709. IF you really want to sell your east or south side property, priced around $3,500. call us. THE CHARLES R. Lin. 5057. Res., Irv. 1559. REAL ESTATE To buy. sell or exchange cal! Kurtz a lease 719-20 Lemcke Bldg Phone Lin 34*4 DAVTON REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO , 1010 Fl-teher Savings A Trust Bldg Miscellaneous tor Stole BREAKFAST set. S2B tp $33. beautifully finished: investigate. 907 College.

Miscellaneous for Sale ANTIQUE Jennv Lind bedroom suite: solid walnut andirons: also several modern pieces; Sellers kitchen cabinet, brass bed and springs; mahogany princess dresser with chairs. 317 E. Tenth st. CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, sixers rebuilt: guaranteed. Fixtures aK k nds SPRAGUE EX .22 W Ohio. Main 05b 1. CEDAR CHEST! large: tray. Thor washer with heater. 1 ike new. 1531 College. COAL and gas combination range: in good condition. 1310 E. Wash. St. DESKS AND CHAIRS, 2 TYPEWRITERS, 2 6FOOT TABLES AND 6 CHAIRS. ALL WALNUT, 1 STEEL LETTER CABINET. THIS OFFICE' EQUIPMENT IS ALL LIKE NEW. 1273 MEYER - KISER BANK BLDG. GAS RANGE. *6.50i kitchen cabinet $8.50: dining table. $6: china closet. *9.50: chiffoniere $7- wardrobe. $8.50 1042 S. Meridian _____ GAS RANGES Used: thoroughly overhauled: *lO end up Delivered and connected. Charles Koehring. 882 Virginia Ave. Lloyd loom. m-a.. ....... wheels: $7. Har, 1,03 YV. MATTRESSES „ Rebuilt and recovered Home Bedding Cos., 870 Virginia Ave. DRex. 0780. REFRIGERATOR. 125-lb. capacity> fine heating stove: complete: big bargains: in first-class. 3027 Beliefontaine. RUGS-LIN OLEUM and B ^ rU ?i2 9 HSfi rugs. 5x12. at *l2 75: these are carried In all sizes at proportionate prkes: imported Japanese grass rugs, double warp. 9x12. at *7.60: all-wool Brussels rugs. he3t grade, in 11.3x12 size, at S-9.60. Floor covering beautiful linoleum patterns at 49c a yard: linoleums and lnlaids may he had in all widths and grades: also rug border hall and stair carnet and rugs in all grades and sizes. All perfect guaranteed goods. Dorfman Rug Cos. 20'< W. Washington. Near Capitol AYe. "If It Covers the Floor. We Have It ,( TARPAULINS, tru'cic and auto covers HOOZIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS CO.. 1302 W, Wash, Bel. 0367. THREE-PIECE oak bedroom suite; sls: good condition. Irv. 2173. A W M 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. Lin. 6822. HOUSE cleaningr Your surplus clothinf furniture, magazines oapers. rvill hem us 10 helD otherß Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon Riley 6622. 127 W Georgia . . Miscellaneous Wanted FURNITURE WANTED BEST PRICE PAID. DREXEL 0954. Musical Instruments KING BAND INSTRUMENTS RITTER MUSIC CO 231 ~N. Illinois Circle 1196. USED player piano, ’ike new .5235: easy terms. WILSON STEWART MUSIC CO.. 44 N. Penn. RADIO B battery eliminator, for trade or sale. Call 315 S. Randolph.PIANO. Gulbransenplayer. upright, almost new; 15 rolls. Wash. 2769. ______ Pets and Live Stock

BABY CHICKS FOR SALE BOYERS’ HATCHERY, 25 E. MARKET. RI. 5470. HATCHfeKY fHORNTOWN. IND _ BEAUTIFUL Persian kitten, pedigreed; reasonable. Call .Sunday or evenings. 1342 Burdsal Parkway. Har. 0268-W. 3 MARES, peddling wagon, farm wagon, electric washing machines. Storage Barn, rear 1 "15 S. Illinois. RACE horse, excellent: set buggy harness. light two-noAe dray, set pacing hobbles. 163 Agnes St. Riley .>1 19. SHETLAND PONY', a bargain. 1310 E~ _Wash._9L “ V Coal and Wood Summer Prices Special Discount on Your Next Winter’s Requirements. Beet Va.. Kan. Cos. 6-in. blk.. fkd..56.50 Best Va.. 3x6 lp„ clean fkd 6.15 Best Ky.. Har. Cos.. 6-in. Ip., cln. fkd. G.oO Best R A. I’oea. No. 3 shov. 1p... 7.75 Best coke. Citizens, all sizes 9.00 Best Ind. No. 5. 4-in. Ip., fkd 5.25 Best Glendora Lump 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. J. AND L COAL CO.. 1205 Roache St. Ran. 2471. Contract next Winter's coal now. NORTH ST COAL CO. Lin, 1455. Cir 5556 Night. Irv. 4020. TRY OUR MAJOR COAL. MAJOR COAL CO Raa. 4128. Business Announcements CEMENTING, sodding, grading and job work of all kinds. Kcii ,_JZ 4o2. CHIMNEYS and cisterns cleaned and repaired. Lin. 5741. CONTRACTING painter: outside and Inside.; guar. mat. and workmanship; est. free; com, insur, ANDREWS. Irv. 2607. „„„CURTAINS TO LAUNDER MRS, J. LUTZ. MAIN 0150. CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. MRS. J. LUTZ, MAIN 1)150. EXCAVATING, grading, cement and sewer work. DRcxel 2372. _ FEATHERS bougm sold and renovated _ feather mattreeses and pillows tnad* E. F. BURKLE 416 Mshs Main 1428 FUP.NITURE upholstering and repairing. Bel. 0788, GENERAL carpentering, new and repairing: time work: $1 hour: free bids on all new work Phone Southport 131 ring 3. MR, V, J, CLARK. " PAINTING—High-class work only; personal service DRcxel, 4575-R PAPER hanging; paper furnished■ excellent work and Web. 2572. A-l PAPER HANGER: work guaranteed. Belmont 0515, C. BRADFORD. RUG, 9xl2—Dusted and scrubbed... $2.00 Suits cleaned and pressed. BENNETT THE CLEANER. Lin. 8264. RUGS, 9x12, mriy cind.. sv> all work guar SUPERIOR CLEANERS Ken *468. RUGS CLEANED SCRUBBED 9x12. HAND WORK. $2, MAIN 70U4. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDOB 216 N, Illinois. Sheet mgtal work, guttering and spouting. Till wo-k and general repairing CAMPBELL CO. Phone Bel. 2808. SHEETS * BLOOM. PLUMBERS. Estimates gratis; prompt service. DR. 3248, SPRAY painting our specialty, both homes and factories. DRcx. 2218. TEXTONE wall tinting, painting, paperhanging paper fur : disc off Ke 3825 WALL PAPER ana Hanging. G. .1 CAIN. Personal service. Randolph 2281. CALL MAIN 1039 FOR VAULT OR SINK CLEANING. j . Business Opportunities GARAGE: Tour-car repair shop: with established repair business, and fivrYxpom modern bungalow on same propemty: werth the price ask of the dwelling owSr. 1018 Ewing St. \ GROCERY' and general store, located ill small town close to Indianapolis: "Trad same owner for fifteen years: selling to close an estate. If you are interested In a.business of this kind and walit a good, steady income, be sure to investigate this. CIRCLE BROKERAGE CO. Main 3933. RESTAURANT: good business, good loeation. Must .sell quiok. 745 Mass. Ave. ROOMJMG house: 16 rnts.: 4 /flocks from center: one of the best propositions in the city: steam heat; low rental and big income: SI.OOO cash. Hurry! Main 3933. ROOMING house: close In: rent $55 monthly: income. $200; veiy nice place: price tor quick sale. Main 3033. SMALL lunch room, day and night serv lee; good location:fslso down. 1545 Roosevelt Ave. FIVE-ROOM cottage and small grocery attached: for sale or trade on account of sickness. Drex, 1183. You Reap me Want Ada— Have you tried to use Ktusmi It’a easy—Call Main 3300. Ask for an Ad Taker.

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Storage and Transfer SPECIAL PRICES —On a large load from -Cleveland and small load from Detroit or vicinity, on aIY. or part load. H. T. Biehl RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DAMAGES. Ask about payment plan on overland hauling. Drexel 1225. FURNITURE MOVED ANY'WHERE. LOCAL and overturn, naming: low rates on Florida ami California shipments. Phone OTTO J. SUESZ. Main 2353-3628. night Webster 4579-0699-W. LET us figure with you on your moving. Local or overland PARKER TRAN - FER 1273 Oliver Ave. Bel. 4307, MOVING and Trucking Reliable men Call BORNMAN Web u 571 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER OQ. i-j.il at all t.imea Randolph 3741 Auto Supplies and Repairs ALL FABRIC SEAT COVERS The only kind that can b CLEANED They protect the upholstery and wearing apparel, too. Top and Trim Repairs Habig Quality Shop 1035 N. Meridian St. Lincoln 8302. Lincoln 8363 STAFFORD AUTO SALES Washing open or closed oars. *1.50; polishing. 50c simonizing reasonable rate. 324-326 N. Del. St. , Circle BEST used tires any size: wholesale and ~ UU - RChl E RS? n T fi-t*E SHOP 3117 W. Washington Bel. 4300 _ ; USED nftES—*2 UP. ELKINS BROS.. 604 N. ILLINOIS BT. RItEY 6171. NEW and used parts, accessories, ttree and batteries for practically every make of car for less. Satisfaction guaranteed. CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.. 821-23 N. Illinois, Main 6090. USED TIRES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. L. SELIG & SON. 23 S. East St. Money to LoanQUICK LOANS $lO to S3OO Tbi corporation is operated under the supervision of the State of Indiana, and *f‘o aCe to lu\ m &nlßSs; business-like manner without paying more than the legal rate of, interest or without being imposed upon in any way We do not notify your employer, neither do we make inquiries of friends, relative? or trades people. You get the money In a few hours tlma and without havin'* any one dgn your note. If you ate unable to call in person at our office phone us or write us and our representative will call at your home. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Qldg. ('Fourth Floor) Corner Pennsylvania and Wash. 9la. Entrance 41 E. Washington St. Telephone. MA. 2923

NEED MONEY V Quickly, confidentially and buslneee-Uk* dealings is a part of the service we gtvs LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 Vo E. Washington St. MAln 75585 Lincoln 7184 6% Mor t gage * M one j Meyer-Kiser Bank FIRST or Seeonj Mortgages on Indianapolis or Indiana real estate. Prompt service R. B WILSON Lin 6104 1101 National City Bank Bldg. LOANS std TO *3OO. Room 532 106 E. Market Bt. Phone. Main 1278. Motorcycles and Bicycles MOTORCYCLES. We sell and exchange AT.T.FX 50P Mas. Ave Main 70*?0 Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash tor vour car or your equity Lin. 4516 561 N. Capitol. USED CARS bought and sold. GOLDBERG, 522 N, Capitol. Legal Notices The Western Saving and Loan Afwpctation of Indianapolis. Ind.. will holcPits annual meeting of stockholders and tne electii nos three (3) directors on July 6. 192 5. at its usual place of meeting. WILLIAM C. GRAUEL, Secretary. ON or alter June 21. 1926. I will not be responsible for debts contracted by any one other than myself. H, O. MYERS Automobiles for Sale Cadillac V-63 Coupe Five-passenger: six new tires, bumpers front and rear: many other extras. Paint, top and upholstery looks like new. This car is mechanically perfect and could easily pass for anew car. Locomobile 955 N. Meridian. Lin. 1174. 1925 Chevrolet Roadster Bumpers, spare balloon and other extras. New two-tone special paint job. $445 cash or terms. Johes-Whitaker Sales Cos. 343 N. Capitol. MA in 5647. Chevrolet Coupe New paint: completely overhauled: runs like new; SBO down: terms on balance. 210 Pennway Bldg. ♦ MA>s6l4 CHEVROLET. 1925 touring: all weather tread balloon tires, runs and looks like now: 8100 down. No trade on this one. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York. CHEVROLET touring. 1925: excellent condition: $375; terms or trade. Riley 1794. 344 N. Delaware. CHEVROLET. 1926 sedan: delivered Feb. 9: bumpers. 5 balloon tires, disc wheel, motometer. Your opportunity to save $255 on the price of anew sedan: S2OO down. STON CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Wash, St. Durant Sedan New paint, thoroughly overhauled in every respect. See this car before you buy. Terms or trade if desired. Open evenings and Sunday. Oakley Motor Sales 1665 8. MERIDIAN: DREXEL 4744. Hudson-Essex Dealers FORDS— y^j Personal Service itsed Fords WANGELfN-SHARP CO. 443411 Virginia Avo. Dfyex. 6020. Open Evenings and Sunday. FORD. 1924: Ames body sedan, balloon tires, natural wood wheels, lock wheel, good paint and upholstering: $225 buvs it today. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York. FORD coupe; good mechanical condition. good tires: $75: terms. 344 N, Dela FORD 1924 touring: look wheel, excellent motor, four fair tires new paint: S6O. down. STONE CHEVROLET CO? 220 E^ New York. rout) roadster; good condition: *25. Riley 6461. FORD sedan 1923: in gviod condition; good tires: 8140 Terms Rand 358f FORD. 1924 coupe: good tires, new paint. owned and driven b.v a farmer: $250: terms to suit. We have five of this model to choose, from. STONE CHEVROLF.T CO- 220 E. New York St. , 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 Sunday l . Main 4708. 1924 FORD Coupe; Refinisned In a RollsRoyce blue. Mechanically fine. Very go'd tires. Only #295. Terms. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N Meridian. Lin 53b1. 1923 FORD coupe: S6O cash: no payments: clearance aale. ROY 1 WILMETH CO.. 720iN. Merldtan. Open nltea and Sunday, m

Automobiles for Sale BARGAINS 1925 Overland touring: winter top; looks and runs like new: only $298. 1926 Overland sedan: $450. 1925 Overland touring; $250. 1925 Overland touruing: $325. 1924 Ford coupe: A-l condition: $295. 1923 Gardner touring: *295. 1923 Dodge bus ooupe: large trunk on’ back: good salesman car; $456. 1921 Buick roadster: $325. 1925 Moon sedan: $1,055. Many others to choose from Easy Terms. Bob Motor Service 340 S. Penn. St. Main 1706. FORDS-CHEVROLETS $75 OFF Any used car In stock selling for $20(5 or more. Low prices—Easy terms. Marion Chevrolet Cos. 1040 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday. Lincoln 5361 1926 FORD louring with balloon tires and lock wheel. Unable to make payments Will sell or trade equity. Call Circle 3496. Ford, 2-Door Sedans Three 1924s in perfect condition: good tires, good paint; all good. See these before you buy. Terms or trade If desired. Open evenings and Sunday. Oakley Motor Sales 1663 S Meridian. Drexel 47A Hudson-Essex Dealers FORD. 1923 touring SSO cash: no payments clearance sale. ROY’ WILMETH CO. 720 N. Meridian. Open nites and Sunday. ; Ford Coupe In wonderful condition new paint, rood tires: $75 down: terms on balance. 210 Pennway Bldg. MA. 5614 FORD BUS, 1925 Ruckstell axle and extension; excellent condition. Just the one for a good school bus. A low price for quick sale. 210 Penway bldg. MA. 5614. 1925 FORD sedan, with balloon tires This oar is in excellent condition and for quick sale have a price of $360. cash or terms Circle 3496. CITIZENS AUTO GARAGE. FORD. 1924 coupe: cord tires, lock wheel. windshield wiper; $1.75. SSO cash, balance payments. ROY WILMETH CO.. 720 N. Meridian. Open nights and Sunday. Ford, 1926 Touring Five lock wheel. In perfect condition throughout. A real bargain for SIOO down. Balance monthly. 210 Pennway Bldg. MA. 5614. FORD 1923 light delivery, panel body cash - " payments. ROV WILMETH CO.. <2O N. Meridian. Open nights and Sunday. .. FOR P BODIES 1926 New tourings, 8: 1923 coupes. 3: 192n coupes. 10; tourings and roadsters. Sale or trade. Cash or terms SWIS9HELM & PARKER Haynes Sedan Fire practically new Goodrich tires: paint in excellent condition. See this car before you buy. Terms or trade. Open evenings and Sunday. Oakley Motor Sales 1663-65 S. Meridian. Drexel 4744. Hudson-Essex Dealers HUDSON sport touring. 1922: fuUy equipped; priced nw for quick sale. THE CITIZENS MOTuR CAR CO., 31 W. Thirteenth. Main 6842. Jordan 1924 Y T iftoria Balloon tires: four-wheel brakes: excellent running condition: mam extras,, including trunk. Can be bought at a reasonable figure; liberal terms Locomobile 955 N. Mendian SL Lin. 1172. NASH four-cylinder coach. 1923. perfect condition: tires very good: had very ?ood care: biggest bargain in town. THE ITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO.. 31 YV. Thriteenth. Main 6942. 2 OVERLAND tourings: in good condition: newly painted For c uick sale. SBS each CITIZENS AUTO GARAGE. 330 N, Illinois. STAR TRADE-INS ALL RECONDITIONED STAR TOURING $125.00 1924 OVERLAND DE LUXE >EDAN $400.00 1923 FORD SEDAN $275 00 1925 MOON COACH $1,100.00 1925 STAR TOURING. BALLOON TIRES. 4-WHEEI, BRAKES. .. $350.00 MANY OTHERS TO PICK FROM ’ s&Ees x tool N.MERIDIA'M LIN, 1177. Buick roadster 50.00 Studebaker touring 100 00 Studebaker sedan 160.00 Hunmoblle roadster 200.00 Ford coupe 45.00 Oldamobile 275.00 Durant 300.00 Lexington 350.00 Armacost GO2 North Capitol 832 North Meridian. Cl rcle 7832 REDUCTION IN PRICES 1924 Chevrolet touring $76 down. 1924 Overland touring. $75 down. 1924 Ford touring *65 down 1924 F’ord sedan. $95 down. 1925 F’ord coupe. *95 down. 1921 Buick touring. $95 down. Forty others from S3O to S2OO. HAYNESSCHMIDT. INC. Will.vs Knight and Overland Dealer*. New Car DcDt Lin 7575 Used Ciu Uept. 126 W North. Lin. 7576 621 N. Capitol.

WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING IN GOOD USED TIRES

30x3 $2.00 3x3% $2.50 and $3.00 31x4 $4.00 32x4 $4.60 33x4 $6.00 34x4 $5.00 32x4% $6.00 33x4% .$6.00 34x4% $7.00 36x4% *sß.oo 32x6 *.. SIO.OO Each 36x6 | Truck Tires

Mall orderß filled, cash with order. 20% off to dealer*. We 1 pay the freight any place on $lO worth or up. ROGERS TIRE SHOP 3117 W. Wash, Indianapolis, Tod.

Automobiles for Sale FREE AIRPLANE RIDE A Ride in an AIRPLANE to the Buyers of Our Good Used Cars for 10 DAYS ONLY CHEVROLET*. 1925 Roadster. 1924 Sport touring. 1924 Coupe 1923 Touring. • 1924 Sedan. FORDS (6) 1925 coupes 1928 Coupes i several). 13) 1024 coupes 1924 Tudor'sedan. 1925 Touring. 1924 Touring. ’ MISCELLANEOUS 1924 Dodge business coupe. 1924 Wlllvs-Knight coupe-sedan. 1923 Olds sport roadster. 1923 Olds touring 1925 Overland touring (5) 1924 Overland touring*. 1923 Paige light six. (31 1920 Essex coache*. 1924 Overland coupe. 1923 Maxwell touring 1923 Paige 6-70 sport touring. S2O Down S2O 1923 Ford touring 1923 Ford roadster. 1921 Coupe 1923 F. R Chevrolet. 1920 Overland touring 1921 Overland touring. Many others. All bargains. Reconditioned and some repainted in classy colors. Your car in trade. Terms to suit. L. T. Allen Motor Sales Paige and Jewett Dealer. 917-23 Virginia Ave. DRex. 0928. Open evenings. Dependable Used Car Bargains 1926 Chrysler Coach 1923 Studebaker Special 6 Touring 1922 Studebaker Lt. 6 Sedan. 1924 Dodge Special A Sedan 1925 Olds Coupe 1925 Ford Coupe 1923 Ford Fordor / 1924 Ford Tudor 1919 Hudson Coupe 1917 Chalmers Touring 1924 Maxwell Coupe 1922 Nash 6 Coupe 1924 Chrysler 6 Sedan 1924 Rickenbacker Coupe 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Tour. EASY TERMS Ca :1 11. Wallerich, Inc. Used Car Dept. Open Evenings and Sunday 314-20 N. Delaware. Lin. 5588. ' YOU DON’T TRUST TO LUCK WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR FROM HUFF-BUICK SALES CO. 363 N. ILLINOIS ST.

Specials Today Ricketibanker sdan. 1923 S7OO Stutz sedan. 1923 075 Stutz sport. 1922 050 Cadillac 59 sedan 475 Cadillac 57 coupe 450 Nash sedan. 1921 260 Small Down Payment. Stutz Indianapolis Cos. t'67 N. Meridlnn St. Open Evenings and Sunday A. M. ; Rllq 4922. OVERLAND. 1923-4 sedan. In good shape mechanically. This car is a real bargain for someone. Terms. Lincoln Overland Tourinps - Several Overlands that will suit you in appearance and condition, and the terms will suit you. too. Terms or trade. Open evenings and Sunday. Oakley Motor Sales 1663 S Meridian. Drexel 4744. Hudson-Essex Dealers 1926 OVERLAND sedan. .This oar Is only 3 months old and is like new. I am unable to make payments and will sell equity for small sum. Call Circle n49fU OVERLAND. 1924 champion: five rood tiree: A-l condition: ?220: terms. Open day A night. 16X0 College Ave. Ra. 3687. STUDEBAKER coupe. 1923. This car Is in good shape mechanically. Will eacrifice for a quick sale, Webster 3005. Births Boys Ivan and Edna Welbum. Methodist Hospital. Clifford and Florence Rodgers. 2002 S. Meridian. Glenn and Naomi Hale, city hospital. James and Nancy Burress. city hospital. George and Bertha Evea-Ung. city hospital. Earl and Mary Benson, city hospital. Larvert and Mattie Armstrong, 1247 Calhoun. John and Goldie Jone*. 1302 Bradbury. Marcus and Carmen Dunkerson. 502 N. Pine. Frank and Minnie James. 101 Neal. Harry and Mattie Blue. 529 N Tremont. Gilbert and Helen Holland, 1357 Blaine Thomas and Ruth Whited. 137 S. Traub. Everett and Clara De Moes. 1725 Lambert. Donald and Thelma Ray. 237 N. Summitt. Girls Thomifs and Viola Hillman. 410 Harlan. Earl and Mary Pompey. city hospital. Furdie and Fay Gibson, city hospital. John and Levie Marshall. 705 N. Sheffield. Orie and Geneva Simmons. 1427 Tibbs. Lowell and Doris Beck. 668 E. St. Clsir. Robert and Vemice Johnson. 1737 William and Sarah Bell. 435 Concord. Granville and Mary Toler. 2741 Chester. Bert, and Marv McAdams 905 Arbor

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BEN-BUR MEET OPENS Thirty-Eight States Represented at CrawfordsviKe Convention. Bu United Prr* CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind., June 21. —Thirty-eight States were represented today at the fiftieth biennial convention of the fraternal order of the Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur. A class o( 100 received ritualistic work (luring the convention, which will be in session until Wednesday. HO CHILDREN SING AT SHRINE (Continued From Page 1) the air, were grouped the laity. Other thousands of men and women were grouped in the aisles and banked for blocks from the stadium. The commercial life of a great city was stilled as the services got under way. Hundreds filled the windows of the skyscrapers along Michigan Blvd. to watch the pageantry. The procession moved into the stadium at, 10 a. m., led by the white cassocked priests. They were followed by the higher church prelates who came in order of their rank, ending with the twelve cardinals—princes of the church. Crowd Handled Orderly The complete orderliness with which the crowds were handled, was marked. Police were itationed shoulder to shoulder at the various entrances, making aisles for entrance of the officials. Some delay was caused In the start by the right aisle, front entrance of the stadium, filling up. holding up the arrival of the clergy. As the cardinals entered, the notes of the organ burst upon the throng, falling with doubled and redoubled intensity as its huge bellows of sound stcept the crowd, amplified thousands of times by the loud speakers. One hundred thousand people were gathered on the streets and lanes leading Us the field. Another 100,300 were banked In the open place between the Field Museum and the stadium entrance. Three Square Miles Filled Police had difficulty in keeping the crowds from a 100-foot radio tower and mapy of the hardy scaled the heights of the tower for a vantage point from which to see the spectacle. The only open space within a territory of three square miles, was the narrow three-foot lane through which the prelates passed. Cheers greeted the various prelates as they were recognized by the crowd. S. G. Messmor of Milwaukee, dean of the archbishops, drew a great cheer from the crowd, as did Bishop Thomas Lillis of Kansas City. As Cardinal Bonzano mounted the altar steps, six Thebian trumpets in the chorus directors’ platform, heralded his approach.

Planes Whirr Overhead Airplanes whirled overhead as Cardinal Bonzano started the mass. Professor Kingenberger, dressed In white, raised his baton, and swelling from the throats of 62.000 children, in volume that reached far out on the blue waters of Lake Michigan and the busy life of Chicago came the “Kyrie Eleison,” "Lord, Have Mercy on Us”—the opening strain of the mass of the angels. A few drops of rain sprinkled the crowds as the choir Intoned the Gloria and umbrellas appeared throughout the stands. Children Well Trained The rain, however, was not sufficient to cause any discomfort, a few drops falling intermittently. The assembled thousands arose to their feet as the deacon of the mass sang the gospel. Months of training by the children was reflected in the fact that they sang the mass, including the long “Credo” and other difficult parts in Latin without having a word or note of music. Sun Breaks Through The clouds cleared and the sun broke through as Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore, began the sermon. He was easily henrd. The last blessing of the mass was given b.v Cardinal Bonzano at 1:30 as the thousands knelt. The procession from the field began with solemn dignity. The weather was In contrast to tfte ideal June day, which saw the opening ceremonies of the Congress. All of Sunday ceremonies, Including the Installation of Cardinal Bonzano ns papal legate for the Congress, were held Indoors, with the exception of an eclesiastieal procession of four blocks to Holy Name for the services. 50,000 Stand In Streets While only 2,000 could crowd into the cathedral, another 60,000 stood in the streets under the hot midday sun for five hours, listening to the music and sermons through the loud speaking arrangements. The keynote of the Congress, sounded by Cardinal Bonzano, hy a message from Pope Pius XI naming him as the papal legate, and hy Cardinal Mundelien, is to extend the Influence of the Eucharist by bringing still greater numbers within Its Influence. The speakers called for a reuniting of the “separated brethren," meaning the Eastern Catholic churches, and they urged extension of missionary work. HEADED BY CHARTRAND Several Thousand I-oral Catholics Attend Conference. Headed by Bishop Joseph F. Chartr&nd and the greater part at the local clergy, several thousands of Catholics In the Indianaoplls diocese today were In Chicago attending the eucharlstic conference. Two special trains and autos carried delegations to the conference Sunday. One train was made up of thirteen cars. Another special will leave Indianapolis Wednesday. Monsignnr Francis Gavisk, the Rev. Mortis O’Connor, St. Joan of Arc pastor; the Rev. Elmer J. Ritter, SS, Peter and Paul Cathedral rector, and the Rev. Bernard Sheridan, director of charities, were among those who participated in the oeramonlea.

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SEVEN DEAD IS STAIE SUNDAY ACCIDENT TOLL Three of Family Killed in Crash —Own Car Runs * Over Man. Seven persons were dead and five others tvere injured in Indiana today as a result of Sunday accident*. Dinjt Hubble. 66. of 140 N. Wisconsin St., a porter, stepped in front of an automobile at Arizona and Meridian Sts., and was killed. Charles Ott, 133 S. Oriental St., driver of the death car, was charged with Involuntary manslaughter. Three members of the family of Adolph Winlger were killed near Evansville when his auto was struck hy an intentrhan ear while the family was returning home from church. The dead: Adoph Wlniger. 43; his wife, Chrlsina, 36. and their aon, Rudolph, 12. \ Four other children of the family were badly Injured and one may die. Mortimer Staggs, 35, died In a Muncie hospital, after being crushed hy lila own automoh'le when another car hit It while lie was cranking It. Edward Hungate, driver of the other car, is to he slated today on a manslaughter chargfc, Hungate fled from the scene of the accident, bu“ was captured later. Attempting to hop a freight train. Joseph Herides, 69, of Chicago was struck by tha engine of a passenger train at Ft. Wayne and killed. Thirteen received minor injuries in auto accidents over the week end, police reports showed today. When an auto overturned this morning at Brookside Pkwy and Olney St., J. L. Hendricks, 45. of 1990 Madison Ave., and George Tlpps, 26, of 124114 8. East St., received in juries. Frank Parker, 24, of 2332 Reformer Ave., driver of another car in the collision, was charged with assault and battery and reckless driving. Richard Watts, 4, son of Mrs. S. R. Watts. 1433 English Ave., was injured Sunday when he ran into the side of an auto driven hy Charles Athey, 1057 W. Thirty-First St., at Riverside Park. He was taken home.

CONGRESS’WORK IS 10 BIG ACTS (Continued From Page 1) airships, and regular annual construction in addition. 9. Federal aid highway bill providing $166,000,000 to be paid to States which match Federal funds forNroad work. Q). Bill for leasing, on executive order, mine and rail rights on Indian lands, to promote the oil industry in the West. In addition to these, the regular appropriation bills were passed totaling v $2,628,044,808, an increase of $172 000,000 over appropriations for 1924. There remains on the Senate program for action before a4Journament the farm relief bill, which will fail, the World War Veteran* bill, which will pass, rivers and harbors bill, which may he postponed due to threats of a filibuster, and the radio bill. Much More to Story Yet this does not begin to tell the story of what has engaged Congress during its seven months in Washington. Other bills which have been before it and will he before lt again at the ehort eesslon provide for leasing Muscle Shoals; for coal arbitrations; regulation of grazing In national foresta and on public lands; modification or stricter enforcement of the prohibition act: decreasing power of the Shipping Board: aboil tlon of the "lame duck” session of Congress; game reserves of mlgra tory birds; construction of Boulder Dam; purchae of domestic silver; reapportlonmont, and the universal draft. The Senate conducted three election contests, seating Senators Bratton, Schall and Steck; and held heated debate over various nominations. Confirmation was refused Wallace McCammant as circuit judge and Aubrey Boyles as United States attorney for Alabama. After long hat ties the Senate confirmed appointments of Thomas Woodlock to the Interstate Commerce Commission, Charles W. Hunt to the Federal Trade Commission and sixteen new members of the Federal Board of Tax Appeals. A number of other executive appointments were with drawn hy the President to prevent rejection. More Probes Mad* Further Import probes hav* been conducted hy the Senate, th* first an inquiry Into prohibition; the second. an Inquiry into Department of Justice prosecution of the aluminum trust cases; the third, a study of the flexible provisions of the tariff act and the President’s method of making appointment*; the fourth, the Investigation of primary ex pendllures which has produced as founding testimony In the last day* of the session. The House Investigated forelcr monopolies of raw materials and the conduct of District Commissioner Penning, and voted impeachment of Federal Judge George W. English. Only One Rill Vetoed The only Important bill actually was that prohibiting th* Interstate Commerce Commission from authorizing lower rates for short hauls. The only bill so far vetoed by the\ President would have restored a die charged captain of engineers to the Army. The President signed the Spanish wht veterans’ pension bill with a warning against mor* measures. The Dawes plan for amending the rules of the Senate to make cloture easily -rcasibl* received saa&t attention. ,