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Funeral Directors Flstamer & Buchanan Now In Our New Mortuary, 26 West Fall Creek Bird. Phones: Ran 4400-4401-4402. ? No added charge lor the use of th 6 Pilcher organ or the new service rooms Visitors may call any time. CREMATORY SERVICE planner Buchanan i BERT 8. GAUD. 21JO Prospect 3t. Pnons Stewart 2278 George Grins teiner Funeral B- Market. KRIEGER, WM. E, FUNERAL DIRECTOR MA. 1164. 1402 N M W. T. BLASENG.YM Mato Office 2226 Shelby 3t . DRexel 2670. —___ UNDERTAKERS—TTTSFY A TITUS. 951 y. Delaware. Mitn 3680. Special Notices MOTHERS, save your children and homes by installing Superior f> tre .Pro' entivo Flue Flashing. Can be purchased any where to U. S. A. by addressing ESTEEL. 1029 N. Jefferson Ave. Patented.THE ELECTREAT MASSAGE For Neuritis and Rheumatism. LOLA WALKER. t _ 694 State Life Bid* Lin. 387-L — PERMANENT WAVING Marcell effect. Experienced opeiator. oWash. 0718. ELDERLY people cared tor ‘"PISS 1 * P rl ' vale home: near eitv Ran otooß.-4._ Instructions MEN to learn barber trade TRLCTTY - SaRBER COLLEGE {>l° Washtog ton St.. Indianapolis, Ind. Mam_hOtM l _ Lost and Found

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ii UMBRELLAS :i SUITCASES ” PURSES 6 PACKAGES Main 2737 j LOST —At - W aim it Gardens, lady's clasp set with (?arlietß ‘ R d ' ' I LOST—Male brind.e"burtfios- year oUi an | ewers to name ‘‘Nifty Boy. wore r u cottar. Lincoln bj9o. K v> ard for 1 mation or return. ~ Help Wanted Male "salesmen, ent A busUy g e r ™d To* securing the Verges IT a few salesmen to qual*; sor j managerial positio is. averagre JntciMgenc# ami ability to produce is ret J in 2?’*? personal co-operation and zr re,a 1 ad\ ertisi ine campaign to back you up. ettner iui or part timd./ If you sre sure of yourself here's a-real/opportunity. Apply betw - een 10 a. c - ')' 11 ' ROBERT C. BYERS / ORGANIZATION ' 213-218 T.pmeke Bldg. SELL coal, "toll or car hTtsTTommiasion basis only; drawms account. 21- -N. Pine. Help Wanted Female WANTPD - Neat white woman, about 40, for general house work. No laundry. 1257 S. West. ~ Hooms for Rent ASHLAND. 903; apt 2: mod. rm : next to bath, tub and shower: walking dist. Riley 4187. BROADWAY. 3827—C00l room adioining bath; plenty hot water. Wash. 281. CARROLLTON. 3420: 1 or 2 refined persons; large living and sleeping, twin beds: attractive, mmlom home, of- adults. Garage and breakfast. Wash. 3030, COLLEGE. ~■ modern room; private home. Wash. 1£23. GUILFORD. 3445: nice clean room; pnvate family: 1 or -■ Wash. <. ILLINOIS. N.. 3043: large front room for one or two. lOWA. 602: modem sleeping room; gentleman: references. Dltex. tm.)7->i. MASS Are. 2719: ones nice front sleepin groom: - in private family: one Dlock from car line. Phone Web. 0.>12. . MNNSYLVANIA, N- HOP —..Attractive jf-room suite: living room and bedroom, fnitable for 3 or 4. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1100—Large front room with running hot and cold water; beautifully furnished. Riley .->6BB. TALBOTT. N.. 2009: modern rm. in priv. family lovely turn. - , 1 or 2. Ran, 406. TENTH. E.. 226; modern "sleeping rooms; private home Riley 2878. 26TH W.. 52: "Tory, large. fronY room: mod.; private home: home privileges. WALNUT e!T 415: nice, large, modern, front rooms. Lin. 72.>8>. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent BROADWAY. 1141: bedroom, kitchenette; newly papered fun... $7 per BUTLER. s„ 131—Large room, ground floor; everything furnished. Irv. 0621. COLLEGE. 1322. pleasant furnished rooms modern. Riley 2Hoo COLORADO, N.. 401: two unfurnished rooms and kitchenette; gas and lights. private entrance: adults. \ TWO nice mod. rms.; trunk, range and ■ refrigerator. Riley 6114. . Room for Rent With Board COLLEGE. 2355: airy, mod. rm.: private home: ref, required. Rail. 3541. KENWOD.?2f)2O: room in mod. home; newly decorated: private family: 1 or breakfast optional. Ran. 309.i. OLIVE St.. 1345. room and board in modedn home: $8 per week: near Fountain Snnorp Houses for Rent CARROLLTON —South half, modern double; 5 rooms: garage. Hum, 2082. CHESTER. S. 31: H-room double: nearly new: strictly modern: built-in features: 547.50 Web. 4878. or Web. 1257 v DAVIDSON. N. 535: 4 rooms: jnside toilet; water, gas: $15.50. Hum^4o2o. DEWEY! 5846 Irvington: 5-room, semimod. double: wr.tar paid: $25, Irv. 4119 GRACE, 50 S.. 2900 east: 5-room modern' bungalow: extra sleeping room; S4O. DRex. 1307-R. ILLINOIS. S.. 1016: 6 rooms. duHiern, except furnace: garage: $24. Ken. 3221. LANSING. 104: 5 rooms; gas. electric water: SIS, L - n. 6274. , McKIM. 35: 7-room modern, suitable for two families; $35. Lin. 7705. MOUNT. 1223—6 rooms, bath, furnace. full basement: linoleum, shades, screens: garage. Owner. Phone Bel. 0699. OHIO. W.. 2019: 4-rJtoni double; water paid: very desirable: *Bl. Main 1050, OLIVE, 1846: half modem double: 0 rm„ bath, gar.: water pd.; S3B. Dr. 1637-W. TERRACE AVE., 520: upper duplex; 5-rm. modern: heal and furnished; garage optional. DRex, 1047-J. VILLA AVE.. 1004: halt double: 6 rms.. semi-mod.: gar.: water pd.: 830. WEST SIDE —7-loom double; newly panered: painted. *2O. Main 6755, -WHEELER ST.. 2170: live rooms..slß.l-0 2125 Parker Ave.: 4 r.. semi-mod. ”0.00 1250 W. 25th St.: 4 r.. rqpd.: gar.. 27.50 A. F. ZAINEY, 108 N. Delaware St, WINTER. 2235: one-half double. 4 roorac. gas. elec.. Inside toilet: S2O. Irv. 3634. SEE D nNUiP R | A HOLrEGEL tor bargain. NEWL'T' decoratedt. 0 rooms; *ls. Inquire K 57 S. West. DRcx. 3233.

Houses for Rent FOR colored: 061 N. Trcmont: 6-room double: electricity: newly decorated: good neighborhood. sls. W. R. HUNTER CO. Main 1078, HOUSES, SOUTH 1511 Spann: ffas. elec. Its., ifrater 8.525.00 1202 Pleasant: gas. elec. Its., bth. 5 25.0 m 2004 English; gas. elec. lits.. gar. 6 22.50 1411 Nordyke: gas. elec. 1t5....6 20.00 247 S. Arsenal: gas. elec. Its. ..5 16.00 718 Beecher: elec. Its 4 15.00. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL NEAR GARFIELD PARK 2736 Shelby St.: 5-room, new double: modern: garage; yard and porch; water paid: never been lived in; $37.50 month. See this today. W. R, HUNTER CO, MAIN 1078. Apartments for Rent ALABAMA. N., 1830: 3-room, Bemh-mod-ern apt.: S2O, Har. 0211-W. 1041 S. KEYSTONE AYE. Tliree-room semi-modern apartments on first and second floors - will re piper where needed: sl4 per month. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. Main 3713. r 144 E, Ohio St. MUSKINGrUM. 407: colored. Desirable downtown. 3 and 4-room apts; water paid. Mft ; n 1650, SOUTH: five-room apt., strictly mod., includlng heat, water- $3/. Dr. IQ7Q-J. 10TH. E.. 3433. Apt. 3: 2 rooms, bath. hot water. S2O. Main 1867. - Apartment Rentals. H. H. WOODSMALI. CO.. INC. > We insure everything hut the hereafter. Houses and-Flats Furnished PENN.. N., 2133: 5 rooms: completly furnished modern apt. Har, 3073-J. WASHINGTON. W.. 2624: 5-room mod. double, everything furn, Bel, 1309-W. WOODRUFF PL.. 003 Middle Dr.; 3-room apt.: everything furnished; $35, FURNISHED HOUSE: north of 34th St.: every convenience for summer or longer: S2OO per month. Wash. 2673. Business Places for Rent S LOOK! Fine modern storeroom. Splendid location at 1110 N. Heat and water furnished. This is an unusually well lighted and vehtiiatfed storeroom and should be seen to be ' Call of see owner, H. D. GOODE Swiss Cleaners, 1120 N. Illinois. MA in 5555. Cottages and Resorts r RIVER-FRONT cottage: Ravenswood. well shaded: SIOO for season. Web. 3490. Houses for Sale Open Today Until 9 P. M. The New English Type Horae , At 530 E. 58th St. This house has all the desirable features that modern homes should have, it is hi a class by itself for beauty of architecture and duality of material and workmanship. Come out and inspec* it at your convenience. Moderately priced. Terms can be arranged. AT YOUR SERVICE. W. G. LYTLE. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. Main 07i)2. Ran. 5200. 11 NEW BUNGALOWS FRONTING SOUTH ON RHODIUS PARK A wonderful new borne section. Thoroughly modern five-room home, artistically .designed raid unusually well built. Large rooms, large 'basements; $4,100 to $4,750; 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 Your Home. TWO NIFTY 5-ROOM BUNGALOWS In Bellair addition, near 46h St. Price $2,650 each • SSO cash, balance terms. See Mr. Van Arsdell, with. H. C. Tuttle & Bro. 333 EAST OHIO ST. MA. 1168. , Eves., Web. 1108. SSO STARTS TfOME 2-% ACRES WOODED, NORTHEAST JSasl of Millersville Road, north of Pmdleton pike, near Fall Creek: virgin timber; good highway; consolidated school: electric lights: .has a future. Price $1,265: SSO cash. $12*50 per month. MR EASTBURN. MAIN 0702, IRV. 0213. 609 BERWICK Ave.: 4 rooms: newly dficcr ra/ed; price $2,500: S2OO down, bayffno. NEW 5-room house on Exeter Ave.. north of Mich. St.: very pretty home; price $4,000; terms. CHAS. L. LOCKE. Lin. 3088, 738 K. of P. Bldg. * ' ONLY SSO DOWN Four acres and house: partly'completed: on fine gravel road, near West Newton. 10 miles from Monument: price $2,350: terms: SSO down and $23 per mo. Owner. Call Lin. 4212: nights. Hum. 5616. S3O PER MONTH BUYS NEW SEMI-MODERN BUNGALOW 1646 BRADBURY ST. Five rooms and bath: water heater, gas. electric lights. city water: paved street all. paid for. Only $250 cash. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS, REALTORS. 144 E. Ohio St. Main 3715. Res.. Irv. 1946-J. 4- Modern Bungalow double, -ents S6O per month. Priced right for home, or a good investment. W. B. Rue by 425 Lemeke Bldg. Lin. 1782. I 1538 EAST 34TH ~ 5- modern bungalow, street railway bus service: paved street: $4.2.50: terms to suit purchaser; light car or clear lot as first payment. See Ryan. SECURITY TRUST CO.. 11l N. Penn. St. Main 1804. Residence, Har. 2562. DOUBLE, E. MICHIGAN ' Close to Rural St.: 4 rooms, kitchenette and bath. in-adoor bed, all modern; excellent location; close To church auu school: only $6,000: easy terms. Call Lin. 2141: eves.. Web. 5570. FOR SALE; 4 and 5-room bungalows on Burgess Ave. Houses now under construction. Plenty of shade and bearing fruit. Very small down payment, balance monthly. Don't buy Dll you investigate this, Lincoln J 1729. ~ 2318-20 BROOKSIDE AYE. , Five rooms to a side: garage: refits $25 a side, will sell on small payments at $4,350. Call Mr. Bray. „ j. G. McCullough 706 N. Delaware St, Main 1709. Invekfrfent Bargain Nearly new double at 1255-1257 Calhoun St.: renting for $32 per month: price $2,500; only SOOO cash, balance mortgage. J. G. McCullough, Realtors 106 N, Delaware St. Main 1709. ~~l SSOO DOWN And $36 a month buys a dandy five-room modern bungalow - , with garage, near Garfield Park: one year old - newly decorated. Will consider good lot as down payment. CIVIC REALTY CO.. 136 N. Delaware. Lin. 5050: evenings. Keh. 4247. BUNGALOW double sloo.^down, (balance like rent: 4 rooms a Bide; niee> homes; on paved street. See 1334-38 W. 25th. Phone Web. 1430-M. LOOK. HERE Mars Hill: 3-room, new bungalow: garage; electric lights: well: two lots. Mustsell. Bargain. Main 1974, Wash. 3083. 1151 N. ARNOLDA Ave. - 6 rooms, bath and furnace: $2,500: sl2o down, balance like rent. Call any time of flay. BY OWNER: 4-room double; on Riverside car line. Call Har. 1279-R. Real Estate Wanted REAL ESTATE. T ° b^KU 8 |V r *TE h A a 9 T- “ U 719-20 Lemeke Bldg Phone Lin. 3434. WE specialize in east and south side properties only. If your price is right and net over $5,500. call us. Lin. 5057. Eves. DAYTON* REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO- 1010 Fl-toher Savings A Trust Bldg. Tou Bead uie Want Ada— Have you tried to use .hem I It'a easy—Call Main 3600. Ask lor an VAd Taker . I

Building and Contracting MILLION POPULATION WRECKING CO. Building material for sale. 310 S. Delaware. VLincoln 6270. SHELVING and bins at a very low priced Call Liu. 4516. Miscellaneous for Sale eVWWWWWWVrttoVN^WVNA/V/WWVWV BATH TUB. used. $10: sinks with, drain' board, new. with slight delects: $24. 813 Ft. Wayne Avy CARRIAGE, wagort, harness, at a bargain. Inquire 410 ilass. Ave. CASH REGISTERS, scales, srlnuers. slieers rebuilt: guaranteed. Fixtures all kinds SPRAGUE EX,, 22 W Ohio, Main 0064. COUCH, practically new; cheap. Call Ken. 1980. ELECTRIC STOVE and tent for sale. Bargain. Ran. 4056. I UR-MTUttE, up-to-date. 4 rooms, complete; reasonable. 2831 E. Mich. St. GAS RANGES Used: thoroughly overhauled . *lO end up. Delivered and coopected. Charles Koehruig. 882 Virginia Aw, HOUSE cleaning > trbur surplus eiotniug furniture, magazines. Dapers. will help tig io help others Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon Rtley 6622 127 W Georgia KITCHEN CABINET. McDougall. oak file ish: in good condition. Hum. .5130. MATTRESSES Rebuilt and recovered Home Bedding Co- 870 Virginia Ave DRex. 0780 OVERSTUFFED tapestry davenport and 2 chairs. 621 E. 24th St. Ken. .5635, PAPER BALER, all steel. $lO takes it. Randolph 01)1)0. _____ REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE; $7. RUG. 9x12. oriental design; mahogany center stand and hail tree. All to good condition. Web. 3963-W. RU GS-LIN OLEUM Brussels rugs. 9x12. to blue, tan. taupe and old rose $12.60; Gold Seal Congoleum rugs. 9x12. at sl2 75: these are carried In alt sizes at proportionate prices: imported Japanese grass rugs, double warp. 9x12. at *7.60: all-wool Brussels ruga best grade, in 11.3x12 size, at *29.60. Floor covering, beautiful linoleum, patterns at 49c a yard: linoleums and inlalds may bo had in all widths and grades: also rug border ball and stair carpet and rugs to all gTades asm sizes. All perfect guaranteed goods. Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W. Washington. Near Capitol Ave. “If It Covers the Floor. We Have It* STUNNING /BLUE CLOTH COAT, collar, cuffs, border of gray opposum. Wa. 5076. 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. Miscellaneous Wanted TYPEWRITER; IN GOOD CONDITION. KEN, 1080. WANTED—SteeI coal range, built to floor. DRex 1418, WANTED—MeiUg usM suits and shoes. Sol pays highest prices. DRex. 4097. Musical Instruments FOUR new Edison records for SI.OO. Thousands to select from. WILSON STEWART MUSIC CO.. 44 N. Pennsylvania; formerly Wcidner’g RADIO sets repaired by sailled workman: electric repairing. 130 E. Maryland St.. > upstairs. Coal and Wood Summer Prices \ Special Discount on Your Winter's Requirements. t Va.. Kan. Cos. 0-iu. blk.. fkd..s6 50 t Va.. 3xo Ip., clean fkd 6.26 t Ivy.. Har. Cos.. U-in. Id., cln. fkd. o.uO Best Ind. No. 5. 4-in. Ip., fkd 5.25 ftpst 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 to good coal. J. AND L. COAL CO--1205 Rosche St. Ran. 2471. Contract next Winter - ! coal now. ✓ NORTH ST. COAL CO. Lin. 1456 Clr, 5556 Night. Irv, 40*0. TRY OUR MAJOR COAL, MAJOR COAL CO Ran. 4199. Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKS FOR SALE BOYERS’ HATCHERY, 25 E. MARKET. RI. 5470. HATCHERY. THORNTOWN IND LARGE type Barron strain white Leghorn baby chicks. $8.75 hundred ’postpaid: Rhode Island Red chicks. $10.75 hundred postpaid. We pay the postage and guarantee live arrival. THE RED HATCHERY. Marshall, Ind. * Business Announcements CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. MRS. J, LUTZ, MAIN 0150. FEATIIERS bougnt. sold snd renovated feather mattresses and pillows made E. J, BURKLE. 416 Mass, Main 14287 PERMANENT WAVING. $10: lio kinks. AMER. BEAUTY SHOP. Maui 6016, SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE 216 N. Illinois. SHEET metal work, guttering and spouting. Tin work and general repairing. CAMPBELL CO. Phone Bel. 2808. VACUUM CLEANERS repaired. Our specialty, Cadil'ac cleaner, Lin. 7277. WE weave rag rugs or runners. Call Drex. 100 LADIES—To get permanent waves. marcel effect, ringlet ends. Special opening price for llnrted time only. SB. given by Mr. Arthur Hildebrand, expert operator, of St. Louis. Mo. Marcel and shampoo, $1 Open 9to 9. By appt. Lin. 5650. 349 Mass. Ave,, Art-Nor Beauty Shoppe. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Business Opportunities CIGAR STAND: must be sold at once. Owner leaving city: excellent downtown location. Make offer. 402 Mass. Ave. Main 6055. HARDWARE: must quit business. 2104 W. Mich. St. C. GARRISON. 911 State Life Bldg, Riley 3751, ROOMING house - eleven rooms: nicely furnished. located in good district north; is well equinoed and a real proposition. Phis place must be sold atypnee. Owner •n ill health and must leave tne city; SSOO takes all. I Hurry. Call Main 3933. ROOMING HOUSE _ For sale; bargain. __Main 1974. Wash. 3083. YOU can have your house painted, parerouted. 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.. 136 N, Del, Lin. 5050. Eves.. Ken, 4247BARGAIN : dry goods store. Sale or trade. Good location. Riley 6114. ___ WILL SELL AT BARGAIN: fruit and vegetab'e route and worm-drive truck - . Owner has other business. Web. 3511-2. Storage and Transfer H. T. Biehl RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DAMAGES. Ask about payment plan on overland hauling. Drexel 1225. FURNITURE MOVED ANYWHERE. Get our price. Estimates made free. HOOSIER TRUCKING CO. 1616 E. Wash.. _ „ Day and night phone Lin. 3776. LET us ngure with you on your moving Local or overland PARKER TRAN3 FER 1273 Oliver Ave. Bel, 4807. LOADING ear -for Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. Low rate on California shipment. OTTO .J. SUESZ. Main 2353-3628. IfOVTNO snd TmrKlne Reliable men Call BORNMAN .Web 5571 v NORTHWESTERN TRANS HER CO. . Call at all times. Randolph 3T41 Motorcycles and Bicycles MOTORCYCLES. We sell snd excharffca. ALLEN. £O9 Mass. Ave. Mato 7029. Automobiles Wanted WILL" pay cash for your car or your equity. Lin, 4516. 561 N. Capitol. USED. CARS bought and sold. GOLDBERG. 522 N Capitol. Money to Loan \ 6% Mortgage Money Meyer-Kiser Bank ITRST or Second Mortgages on Indianapolis or Indiana real estate. Prompt •ervlce R. B WILSON Lin. 8104. 1101 National City Bank Bldg. "■ f fc

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Money to Loan QUICK LOANS / $lO to S3OO - Tbm corporation is operated under tha •Upefvieion of the State of Indiana, and row 71 'from* .flHo ff". "JUSnijSS business-like manner without paying more than the legal rte of, interest or without being Imposed udod Id any way We do no i notify ywto ernployer. neither do we make inquiries, of friends. raonev C ln °a \°J Sb& having spy one sign your note. If you are 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 Bldg. ('Fourth Floor) Corner Pennsylvania and Wash, Sts. Entrance 41 E. Washington St. Telephone. MA. 2923 NEED MONEY! 'Quickly, confidentially and business-Mk* dealings is u Dari o( the service we civs LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 !/> K. Washington St. MAlo 71686 Lincoln 7184 - loans $lO to S3O Room 532 106 E. Market St. Phone. Mato 1278. Auto Supplies and Repairs WHY SHOr AROUND? You can generally find just what you want in good used tires at Roger’s about the price you wish to pay. 30x3%, $2.50-$3 Each. Ail 4-in. Tires. $4-$5 Each. 4% and 5-Inch Tires, $5-$7 Each. G-inch Truck Tires, $lO Each. •ROGER’S TIRE SHOP JLI7 W. Wash BE ImoDt 4300. Y NECESSITY ON YOUR VACATION TRIP ALL FABRIC SEAT COVERS EASILY CLEANED CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL* Export top and trim repairs lIABIG QUALITY SHOP 1035 N Meridian. Liu. 8302-8303. „ SPECIAL For this week only. We will paint your Ford for S2O. Como in and talk it over. Citizens Auto Garage UK ST used tires any size: wholesale and retail. Open evenipge. ROGERS TIRE SHOP 3117 W. W aching top Bel 4300 . NEW and usrii pans, accessories, tires and batteries for practically every make of car for less. Satisfaction guaranteed. CAPITOL AUTO FARTS AND TIRE CO.. 821-23 N. Illinois. Main 6090. USED TlTlE3—*2 tTP. ELKINS 3ROS u 604 N ILLINOIS 9T USED TIRES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1 L. SEI-IG * SON. 23 S. Fast Bt. Automobiles for Sale T RANSPO RT ATI ON CHEAP If you want unused mileage at a low cost SEE THESF^ 1920 Dodge Touring. 1923 Studebaker Coupe. 1922 Overland Roadster. 1920 Monroe Touring. 1921 Overland Coupe. 1924 Ford Coupe. 1925 Ford Coupe. Carl H. Wallerich, Inc. Used Car Department. 314 N. Delaware sf. Lin. 5588. Open Evenings. * AUBURN. $76: it sold at once. kiuv 0114 CHEVROLET. 1926 roadßter - runs and looks like r.ew: first S4OO buys it. Belter hurry. STON 4 E CHEVROLET CO- 640 E. Wash. Chevrolet, 1925 Sedan 5 balloon tires: nicely equipped, including front and rear butrtpers. automatic wind-shield helper, rear-view mirror, etc. Paint is in excellent condition, top and upholstery almost like new: motor is exceptionally smooth running and powerful. It's a wonderful little car for only $550. Jones-Whitaker Sales Cos. 343 N. CapHol Ave. Main 5647. Open evenings and Sundays. CHEVROLET, 1925 coach: just traded in on new sedan. Good little cars like this are scarcer The price is right. $485: terms. STONH CHEVROLET CO- 540 E. Wash. CHEVROLET. 1923 ton truck; closed cap. stake body: excelled tires: bearings recently taken up: $65 down. Open tonicht. STONE CHEVROLET CO- 220 E. New York, ESSEX COACHES 1925. BALLOON TIRES; MANY EXTRAS (THREE). 1924. CORD TIRES. 1923. NEWLY PAINTED. Your car in trade. See these Monday. 'L. T. Allen Motor Safes 917-23 Virginia Are. FORD BODIES * All styles, new and used, regular Ford bodies, sale or trade; cash or terms. SWISSHELM & PARKER. FORDS ' FORDS FORDS We Have Them—Late Models 1926 Coupe, like new. balloon tires. 1925 Coupe, balloon tires, bumpers. 1924 Sedan, newly painted, many extras. 1924 Tudor sedan, newly painted. 1924 Coupe (several). 1922 Coupe. 1924 Touring (several). 1023 Touring (several). 1922 Touring $65. Mju*< others. See "Wiese Monday. L. T. Allen Motor Sales FORDS—personal Service Used Fords " See WANGELIN-SHARP CO. Virginia Aye. DRax. 5020. Open Evenings and Sunday. FORD coupe. 1924: finish Is good: motor is fine. For quick sale. $225. Terms. 15 W. Eleventh St. 1922 FORD COUPE 5 good tires: motor^Vi perfect condition; $125 buys this one. 419 N. Capitol. Riley 4614. FORD four-door sedan: loaded with extras. Sacrifice STONE CHEVROLET CO- 220 E. New York. Main 4447, / I HUDSONS 1924 coach; balloons: bumpers. 1923 sedan, in fine condition. Your Car in Trade. ' See These Monday. L. T. Allen Motor Sales 917-23 Virginia Ave, OVERLAND, 1923 Champion. motor sounds gdhd: tires are excellent: good, clean oar all through. We sacrifice SICK) on thig one; $175. terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO- 220 E. New York. OVERLAND coupe. 1926: five balloon tires, motometer. bumpers, heater, etc. Bargain if sold at once. Terms. Web. 300*.

Automobiles For Sale /VWWWVWSAATWV Cleamup Sale Fords m Down. 1926 Ford Roadster $75 1926 Ford Coupe SIOO 1925 Ford Touring $75 1925 Ford Coupe SIOO 1925 Ford Fordor $75 1925 Ford Fordor sloft 1924 Ford Pick-up Roadster S4O 1924 Ford Touring SSO 1924 Ford Coupe $75 1924 Ford Coupe S7O 1924 Ford Coupe SBO 1924 Ford Tudor ~X 75 1923 Ford Touring . — . .S4O 1923 Ford Coupe S6O 1923 Ford Coupe S3O 1923 Ford Fordor *....560 1923 Ford Fordor $75 Every car in first-class condition. We handle our own finance. Easy terms. Repossessed Fords. ROY WILMOTH CO„ 720 N. Meridian St. Lin. 5975. Open Evenings.

<WtDCAW> TriH*or- ' WHiTAKta M =2_!-S* v We wish to thank our many I friends and customers that I attended and bought used cars at ou." Public Auction Sale of Used Cars Saturday, July 3. 1926, and that we will have plenty of used cars to the following week, regardless of the amount we sold Saturday. Jones-Whitak£r Co. Lot 318 South New Jersey St. ‘ 343 North Capitol Ave. 516 North Capitol Ave. MAin 5047. OPEN EVES. AND SUNDAY. 8"* H6Uft “SERVICE J

Studebaker touring $l9O | Oldsmobile *275 Hupmobile coupe - *350 Ford touring *125 Jewett roadster $260 Old. codpe S3OO \ Armacost 602 North Capitol 832 North Meridian. Cl role 7832 1922 Overland Touring 1922 Chevrolet 'Touring slls Each | Both In good running condition. [ $25 down, $5 week on balance with- ! out interest. L. GUY LONG 1114 N. Meridian, I.ln. 6865. LOCOMOBILE Junior 8 demonstrator. Driven very little. Carries new car title aud guarantee. Substantial saving on new car delivered price. INDIANAPOLIS LOCOMOBILE-SALES CO. * 955 N. Meridian. Lin. 1171. PACKARD TRADE-INS 1926 Packard single 6 sedan. 1924 Packard single 0 sedan. 1924 Lincoln touring: 1924 Studebaker Big 6 sedan. 1922 Willis-St. Claire coupe. 1923 Stutz 0 sedan. 5-passengrr. 1923 Hudson coach. 1921 Nash sedan. 1924 Overland touring. 1921 Hudson eoupe, 4-passonger. 1924 Cole coupe. 4-passenger, 1922 Hudson sport touring 1920 Hupp coupe. Barram. 1921 Dodge touring. Bargain. Many other bargains. Always open. Your car In trade. Terms. The Citizens Motor Car Cos. Packard Distributors Since 1904. 31 W. 13th St. Mata 0942. STAR TRADE-INS ALL RECONDITIONED Overland sedan: like new $400.00 Ford Fordor; same as new $350.00 Star Special touring: two-tone paint: car same as new $375.00 MANY OTHERS TO PICK FROM 1001N.MERIDIAN. Lincoln 1177. Open evenings. REDUCTION IN PRICES 1923 Chevrolet touring $ 75 1923 Overland touring .. .$l5O 1924 Ford touring ,$l5O 1923 Ford coupe $l5O 1925 Overland coupe sedan $395 1923 Willys-Knlght touriiig $495 HAYNES-SCHMIDT. INC. Willys-Knight and Overland Dealers. New Car Dept. Lin. 7575. Used Car Dept. TIMES ** WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Specials Today Rickenbacker sedan. 1923 S7OO Stutz sedan. 1923 75'J Stutz sport. 1922 650 Hudson sedan. 1921 150 Cadillac 57” coupe 4£o Nash sedan. 1921 K 0 Small Down Payment. Stptz Indianapolis Cos. 957 N. Meridian St. Open Evenings and Sunday A. M. Riley 4922. STAFFORD AUTO SALES # Down. Two 1925 Ford coupes ....$l5O 1923 Ford sedan 75 Jewett touring 100 >4-ton and 1 ton Ford trucks and a 2-lon Paige truck. . / Sale or exchange. 324-326 N. Delaware. Stain 5873. WE have a lot of used tire chains and various other neeessorie* to close out at low prices. CITIZENS AUTO GARAGE. .330 N. lili oia. ; S You Read tue Want Ads— Have you tried to use them? if* easy—Call Main 3500. 4sk an Ad Tsker Legal Notices FORD touring. 1916. engine No. 782607. will be sold for charges July lOtto at 2 p. to. STALEY'S AUTO REPAIR SrfOP. 810 Park Ave.

OVERNIGHT lE. FOR BOYS’ GROUP Y. M. C. A. Director to Conduct Tour Thursday., j An overnight camp between 10 and 16 will be conducted tonight by George Luckey, assistant Y. M. C. A. boys’ work direct eg - . Campfire tales and games will feature the evening. They will return to camp Thursday morning. I. X. Logan, boys’ work director, will conduct a tour of the Furnas Ice Cream Company plant Thursday afternoon for 100 boys.,/ Following the factory tour the group enjoy a swim at the M Y” gymnasium. Unemployed boys will hear char- ' actor talks tonight nnd grade school j sections at 3 p. m. Thursday. A. S. 1 Allen v of Memphis, Tenn., will speak ;on “Some things that life has | taught me.’’ Saturday morning F. A. Barnes, assistant secretary, will take a group to the Y camp Bedford for a ten days outing. STRIKE TIED EVERYTHING UP IN 1892 No Other Speedy Methods of Transportation, Car Official Recalls. Advent of the automobile and motor bus brought with It new conditions in time of a-street car strike, William F. Milholland, Indianapolis Street Railway Company assistant secretary observed today in recalling Incidents of the 1892 strike. Violence which accompanied the walkout made the incident historic. “Tne public had a lot more to worry about then than In the present walk-out, because there were no other speedy means of transportation. It was no easy thing to get across town then,” Milhollanck who was with the street car company at that time, declared. Population Only 65,000 city’s horse-drawn cabs were taxed heavily in those days, although the population was only about 65,000. Many persons were badly beaten as a result of the 1 strike. One afternoon we bad a lot j of trouble' when Kingan & Cjl cmj ployes walked out In sympathyVith i the strikers.” he said. Only a few electric cars, whfch j were inaugurated on the Fatrview Park line in June, 1890, jyere in use at the time of the historic strike, • wlWch occurred in extremely cold ! weather, Milholland said. Milholland, who Joined the company in 1883, recalls numerous strikes since then, the 1913 walk-out being the most recent strike of any consequence. Many Strikes “During the horse-car days a strike of a few hours was a common thing,” he said. “In the 1892 labor trouble the union men sought higher wages and 1 recognition the organization. | The strike, which lasted some Time, ended with appointment of W. T. ! Steele, former purchasing agent, now living In Massachusetts, as reI eeiver for the company. I A street car was run off the track i and overturned In front of the Indiana National Bank at Pennsylvania and Washington Sts., several persons receiving injuries. CONTINUE ATTACK CASE Wife Reluctant to Testify Against Iler 'Husband. Because Sergt. Grover Hinton of Criminal Court was unsuccessful Tuesday, in serving a subpoena on Ray O. Woods and wife, Mrs. Pearl Woods, 4026 X. Capitol Ave., to appear in court that afternoon to testify against William F. Grose. 4022 X. Capitol Ave., charged with assault an<\ battery. Judge James A. Collins passed the case until July 16. Mrs. Fern Grose is said to have fled to the Wood's home after an alleged beating said to have been administered bv her husband. , Ira M. Holmes, attorney for | Grose, was obliged to sign a SSOO [ bond to insure the appearance of Mrs, Grose when her husband is tried. Mrs. Grose is reluctant to testify against her husband. Charges that Grose struck his wife and caused her face to bleed were emphatically denied Tuesday by Mrs. Grose at a preliminary hearing. LARGER WHEAT YIELD More Than 3,000,000 Bushels To Be Marketed by Pool.Asa resu 7 t on an intensive preharvesting campaign, more than 3,000,000 bushels of winter wheat will be marketed this year for the 18,600 members of the Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association, according to an announcement by officials. Indications point to a larger yield this year than last, according to C. M. Record, salesman for the wheat pool. • POSTAL FIGURES** GAIN Increase of 6.42 Per Cent Shown Over Country. Bv United Prr/tn WASHINGTON, July 7.—Postal receipts for June, commonly accepted as a reliable business barometer, increased ip all but one of fifty leading cities, Qie Postoffice Department announced today. The total was $28,719,454, compared with $26,986,518 for June, 1925, an increase of 6.42 per cent. HURT IN’ STAIRS FALL Mrs. Katherine Stanoch, 40, of 912 Amolda St., received serious head injuries today when she fell down a stairs at her home. Indiana Christian Hospital attaches declared.

Was It a Bomb? It Was Bu United PrrSr CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 7. —Police Chief Jacob Graltl was determined to find out the tin cun attached to a long fuse found on the porch of Dr. C. H. Garvin, Negro physician, was a bomb. Today - * tyt had numerous cuts and a few bums. It was.

TUX LEW CAN BE SLASHED 5 CENTS * (Continued From Page 1) the automobile license fee law, declared unconstitutional in February, 1924. This fund, amounting to about a million dollars, should have been turned Into the State treasury prior to October 1, 1925. and the State highway fund would have been entitled to it If settlement had been r made ' according to the 19Q7 depository 'Jaw, _ In claiming this fund, it Is the theory of the highway commission that county treasurers are agents of the State in the collection of State taxes and that the funds belong to the State highways because the country treasurers were acting only as custodians of the money. The State finance board pan call for advance payments on this theory. The Income from public revenue in Indiana for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1923, exceeded the disbursements by $3,245,250.93, a sum in excess of the state' debt on Sept. 30, 1925. n Much From Taxes From each dollar of the revenue collected, 31 cents came from taxes. The gas tax produced 13 cents, Federal road aid was 7 cents, the automobile license fee'produced 10 cents, insurance fees 3 cents. Inheritance tax 2 cents, office fees 3 cents nnd all other sources 32 cents. In the money spent, 31 cents of etch dollar went to make good tho pay-as-you-go plan of tho State highways. The State Institutions used 9 cents, schools 10 cents, educational institutions 5 cents, teachers’ retirement fund 3 cents andvall others combined 42 cents. According to these figures, the gas, license and Federal aid taxes added to the inheritance tax made a sum in excess of what tho highway department received for Its us. Should Be Sufficient With the Stato debt cleaned up, 'a 23-cent levy should be sufficient to take care of all State needs. When the figures of tha State departments ave made available on Sept. 30, 1926, it will be seen that there has not been a saving or lessening of tho expenditures. Instead it will he apparent, it Is believed, that the automobile owners and operators in tho State ( have practically annihilated the State debt. In 1919, yrhen the change In the State tax law went into effect, and an 18-cent levy produced $2,600,060 more money than a ffb.l-cent levy had produced the yeur before, tho total collected by the levy was $lO,794,101.7 G. Tho levy and collection follow: Year. Levy. Amount. 1919 .18 ’ $10,794,101.76 1920 .20 12,147,882.82 1921 .24 14,173,014.76 1922 .27 14,590,250.17 1923 .30 16,339,893.15 1924 .28 , ,13,016,911.00 1925 .28 , • 1926 *• •Not available because collections are made in year following. RULES ON TRAFFIC MEET OPPOSITION Councilman Does Not Like Ordinance Features. Declaring that the purpose of truffle regulation is not primarily to “keep cars moving,'’ Councilman Millard W. Ferguson today announced opposition to some of the features of the traffic ordinance Introduced at meeting, Tuesday night. Ferguson scored the tlat-to-eurh parking proposal, emphasizing tho time and Inconvenience to drivers that would result from worming in and out to reach tfie curb. He also criticised th*r provision that automobiles may be parked only on one .side of a street ,less than thirty feet wide. Other provisions of-ihe ordinance would prevent parking on Monument Circle, establish a one-hour parking limit tn the business dlstri£t and designate Kentucky, Virginia, Massachusetts and Indiana Aves as preferential thoroughfares. SEATTLE TO~ BE HOST More Than $50,000 Guests Expected at Eagles Convention. Bu Timex Special SEATTLE, WasH., July 7.—Extensive preparations are being made by Seattle Aerie No. 1 of Eagles for "Home Coming Week,” when the twenty-eighth annual convention will be held Aug. 9 to 14. Plans being made for more than 50,000 guests. Prizes totaling njore than $12,000 have been offered for drill teams, bands, ritualistic contests. indian/Ftown menaced ■ —" - Fire Destroys Four Principal Build- j tags at Dale. Bu United Prrit -t DALE. Ind., July 7.—The four | principal business buildings of Dale were ashes today after a fire which > for a time threatened to destroy the j whole town. Origin of the blaze had not been j determined today./ Damage was ea- i timated at $75,000. Ford Scott, 14, who was cut on the arm by flying glass, was the only casualty.

JULY 7, 1926

PROSPECTS SLIM EOR AGREEMENT, ON DISARMAMENT f ’ < Differences Between Conti-* nent and America Grow With Each Definition. Bu United Pmx ■. GENEVA, July 7.—Prospect* of early and effective limitation of manients ns a result of the aLi> weeks’ session of the League of Nae tions dlsaripanent commission ara not great today as the delegates en ter upon a three-weeks’ adjourn* ment. \ The problems of disarmament have been more clearly defined and with each definition the difference* he* tween the views of the continental military bloc and the varying fol* lowing of the United States and tereat Britain have become more ap* parent. The continental countries, frequently with the assistance of Japan and various South American countries, generally prevulled in making the following decisions, which depresent the results of tho conference so far. The Basts The commission decided that th* basis for the program of the disarmament conference which Is pooled to result from the nary discussion shall be: 1. Military, naval and aerial arm* aments constitute an inseparable whole and must bo treated as a single problem. 2. Any limitation agreed upon shall be applicable only to peacetime effectives. No t'hemlcal Warfare 3. Chemical warfare shall be eliminated. N 4. Naval reductions mult be made upon a basis of total tonnage and guns. 5. Military reduction must he made on a basis of peace-time effectives, period of service, training nnd war material In service, with consideration being given to trained reserves and material in stock. 6. Aerial reduction must be made on a basis of total horsepower And number of planes; and total horsepower nnd ruble meters for dirigibles. Consideration will be given to the total number of pilots. 7. Budgetary appropriations do not constitute a practicable basis for comparing or limiting armaments. Armaments Defined The commission defined armintents as including:. 1. Renee time effective*. 2. “Forces" prepared for war. such as trained reserves and materials in use or In stock. 3. Ultimate war strength including raw r mutcrlnla and tho/ ability to mobilize industry. In addition to the foregoing decisions. tho United Htntes, Britain, Argentina and Chile filed minority report asserting that reduction was possible only by limit, ing tonnage by classes rather than by total tonnage. Meet in Aug. 5 On Aug. 2 the commission, convenes again to tuke up the remaining queatldh on Its Agenda: 1. Whether a difference exist* between military and civil aviation. 2. Whether a difference exists between defensive und aggressive armaments, frenchancrTas - DEBTfACTGROWS 'Public Protests Ratification of U. S. Agreement. Bu United Prexx PARIS, July 7.—From Pnrls to tho most remote corners of Franc* opposition to the Melon-Berengcr Debz funding agreement Is growing todAy while tho Chamber of Deputies debeates the llnanclnl situation which cannot he remedledll according to Finance Minister Cnlllnux. except by ratification of tho agreement to pay. Mootings <>f protest flcntlon of tho promts* to pay debt to America have been hold throughout, the country, and In each case opposition centers upon tho United States refusal to permit insertion of a “safeguard clause." Such a clause would provide for a revision of the debt term* If tho French capacity to pay should alter, In reality tho clause would make French payments to the United States dependent upon German reparations payments to France. Deputy Franklin Roullon declared tho debt settlement might one day permit Germany to purchase the French obligations and come knocking at the gate of Paris demanding payment. BANDIT GETS 25 YEARS Athlete Wlw> Kobbed Indiana Harbor Mall Truck Sentenced. Bu United Press HAMMOND, Ind. July 7.—Dan Healey, Chicago at Mote who turned bandit, today was under sentence of twenty-five year* imprisonment In the Federal prison at Ijoavcnworth, Kansas. Healey was sentenced for the $37,000 mall trucV robbery at Indiana Harbor last aprlng. STOMACH A JUNK SHOP 1,000 Pins. 300 Nolls and Six Feed of Chain IIL-iiioved. Bu United Prrit BERLIN, July 7.—-More thrflp 1,000 pins, 300 nails and six feet or chain weighing a pound were removed from the stomach of * patient In a Frankfort hospital.