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Death Notices SPETH—Miss Alma Anna: beloved daughter of Mrs. Anna C. Speth and sister ol Mrs. Laura K Crouch, passed away at the home ol her mother. ~ 10-i Ashland Ave.. Sunday evening. Funeral from resident. Wednesday *2 30 i>. m Friends tn* Burials Crown Hill. Funeral Directors UEHT H GAUL) 2130 Prospect St Phone Stewart 2278 FLANNEK & BUCHANAN NEW MORTUARY 23 W Kail Creek Drive Pu .ne. dayor night. Ran 4-400 1401 or 4 402 Operating INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY George Grinsteiner Funeral director 622 E Market Main ÜBUB ' KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR MA 1154 14,W N W. T. BLASENGYM Main office 2226 Shelbv St DRexel 2570 Undertakers—htset a tittts 95i v Delaware Main 3680 Special Notices SUFFERERS OF HEART TDODBLE—Angina pectoris, 'asthma, high blood nr s sure. I will gladly tell you FREE now yon can get quick and lasting relict w uncut drugs, medicines or serums. Address R. V. WALDREN. Box 1340. New Haven. Conn. . Special, Piano Tuning, $2.00 Timed, cleaned, polished toy factory expert on orders this week. Drop posiai. R. LONG 1204 E. Wash. St. PA K X’ICU L A R FOPI.E , ** VI 'muu.f.r HAT cleaners 107 W Maryland TIIK E! KCTREAT Pots new He ’ vmi ' veins and relieves your pain LOLA WALKER ,v I tale l.ift- Bldg .■>'"• eqjj. MAE HJRT „ oofii As* 11 jii it I Ran. n.i.i. tVv elcftriHtv for kidney trouble netritis rnonmatisni nrrvinisneßß. MARGARET SELLERS D 01 B C N D Obstetrician: acute quid chrpnu (lisexse massage. 1 lii New Jersey. Lin. ■>-6-h----oof 111 home for elderly people ami in val'ds; good heat- aH come■>"*’{' fifntuyt Pi VPU 1 * ‘ N ' ,r ' PAY fft for beautiful 1 ‘ FR MA.N '• HAVE viihi and nio VtfVo"* tl *sl, it. ewose ot low evil Web >■” “ -< ri " " T SPECIAL marcel and sharnpoo SI Oct 7 S ->023 Madison Ave. Drcx an.i.y Instructions MFN to learn barbel trade SJ'mL' RARRFR CO! T EOF. '' K Washing ton St inriiannnoU* Inh >lh J] i—Lost and Found FOUND —Articles found or, Indtw j (Dolts etreet cars veeterdu" 2 PURSES 7 UMBRELLAS 1 PAIR GLOVES RINGS IN CASE _ CHfLD'S S W * : PACKAGES i lunch 'box Main 2737. STRAYED —-Black and white Hint*, curly bushy tail: ausvyers to name Os Bunkum, from farm of Dr -T "■ Ur Ash' flOth and River Road. Phone wash. 2713. ring 3. Reward. 111 F 11 i" :i i.- 'i.ne "'I "Fill s O'.'.’," 1 •' old. by name of Bettv. lost from 729 B Morris St. Phone DRex. 273.1. DRex. 5032. _ DRf x .03 ■ Bi&B. "toto ■5!S ll ;. B lv Mfe. Hew lady's n " r ' l l , Help Wanted Male Six wood auto salesmen wanted. The best proposition in the city. Sec us at onee. BolhannaoOverllaed Sales Go,, 3122 E. Wash. PRESSER on Hoffmann machine at once. FRENCH STEAM DRY WORKS. 317 W. Maryland St. IF YOU CAN SELL. A LIVE WIRE C*T,T,"WEB 5141-R. WANTED elderly upholsterer and repair-m-in. Call Harrison tIOBO. _____ Help Wanted Female

i iirls ' v Htnuvn in- ages of 18 and 25. who are peek nix permanent employment and whose homes are iu the city. APPLY Indiana Bell Telephone ROOM 101. CORNER NEW YORK AND MERIDIAN. \ THREE EADIES Represent a five a for service department of well established business. Advancement if you qualify. 545 Illinois Tilde. WHITE girl for general housework, stay nights. ’1428 N. Delaware. Har. 3101-M. Call mornings. YOUNG woman lor gen. hse wrk. Apply 1020 E Market St. , Situations Wanted Male EXPERIENCED colored man desires position as chauffeur or work in garage: 10 years with one family. Best of referenee & rd. exp. Address Times Box A luO. INDUSTRIOUS young man Wants job as porter or chauffer: years of experience: reference furnished. Lin. 5458. Situations Wanted Female NURSING: REFERENCE Web, 1577. Rooms for Rent ALABAMA, N.. Ill: rooms withoutboard. $2.50: with board. sfi: meals at any hour, day or night. CAPITOL AVE 209 W. .33D; front room. nicely furnished, with absolutely new furnishings: next to bath: plenty of closet room: private home of congenial young couple: no other roomers: home privileges. Calf evenings only. CAPITOL N„ 4214: elegantly furnished: private home: garage. Wash. 4751, CAPITOL N., 3143: warm room twin beds, mod., pr. home: men pfd. Ra. 1032. CAPITOL. 1705 N.; 2 young men that '■■inti to room together. Ran. 0851, CENTRAL. 2429: nice large, well ventilated sleeping room: nicely furnished: reasonable. Ken. 2503. CENTRAL, beautiful, coz.v. warm room: bus, man: oriv. home. Har. 0339, apt. I). COLLEGE. 33411: furnished rm. in private home. Washington 3243. DELAWARE. N.. 1817: well sum.. warm. cosy rm.: private home. Har. 2179. DELAWARE. 723 if.; Apt. nicely furn., suitable lor two. near Dental OaUere.

Rooms for Rent N. EAST. 322: 2 lovely, mod., sum., outsicle rms.: good heat. Riley 4035, KENWOOD 2D4.ii nicely furnished room; private fnmilv: 1 or 2 gentlemen. MARKET. E.. 528: modern turn, rm.; newlv papered steam tieat; hot water $2 00, S3 .id 53.00 per week. Main 5545. OAKLAND. 308: loveiy front room: modern priv, home: gar.: reas. We. 1612-M. OAKLAND. 1133: Ige. rm. up: mod. hme.; coup, or 2 men: meals opt. We 1242-M. PENN.. N.. 729: sleeping rooms for man and wife or 2 gentlemen, Lin. 1990. PRATT E. 118: turn sloping rm.: priv home: gentleman preferred Lin. 2422 PRATT. E.. 222, Ant. 3: nicely furn., front warm rm.: priv, fam. LI. 6164 SPRUCE. 11137: NICE MOD.. COZY RM PRfVATF HOME BOARD OPT. ST JOE St.: desirable, modern rm.. steam heat: walking distance Main 0190. 12TH IV. 13b 2 nice warm rms. priv home g'tlemen pref walk dist 1,1 8423 23D W 711- 2 sleeping rooms nasi of College Ave. Ken 3748 24TH St.. 511 E nice, large, warm, cozy rm,: priv,, mod, home. Ken 2871. 2HTH W .‘>o: rm tn mod home: 1 or 2 gentlemen: $4 Har 1505-R. W. DR.. 901. Woodruff PL; nicely furn.. warm rnt.: modern home. Web YJOO. COMFORTABLE warm mod rm willing table suit for bus men, f.'l. Dr 7793-R LOVELY living rm.: 5 windows: excelloni heat ■ nriy home: SI. Web. 3123 oom tot Rent With Board BEVILLE. N.. 23; Mod home, gentleman hme. priv... laun l E. Wash. We 1887-.1 DEL.. N. 2825: large wl htd rm vd meals: priv. hm.: 2 ladles. Ran, 1083 JEFFERSON N 217 lovely rnt; oriv family Mmme nrivilpgew: reasonable ST CLAIK E ti.'Li room and hoard in modern home Ri'py IdIM ST CLAIR. E. 033: CHILDN TO' BOARD MOTHR S CARE.. NC M HM R 1 1013 CHILD in good t.omr near school Drex 42.>0 Ilia Lexington Ave. NORTH: DESIRABLE RM EXCELLENT BOARD: GAR,: 1 OR 2. HAB. 0525 W WILL give mother's care to baby in modern, Christian home. Webster 3700-W Housekeeping Rooms for Rent ALABAMA. N. 008: 2 large* front down, also 2 in rear with heat, bath ASHLAND AVE., 2832: 3 rooms: modern: private home; garage, Ken. 3142. _ BHuanvv AV. 831: I and 2 rms.. tiieel.v furn.; newlv pap : price right R 1 41 I HAW I HORNE S. 115: 2 nicelv luri* mod rms.: emp. adults nref li-v 034ILI.INOIS, N.. 2245: living-room with dav bed: Uitclicn anil hn-akiust nook moil ILLINOIS. N , l.ii.'i light housekeeping Iront room: S'L.tll a week SiiELlUt St 111; i nice warm mod rm.. steam-heated aid DRex < 0232 13TH W.. 22: 2 front rm apt., heated modern: ewly decorated. Lin 2493, 17TH. 2p28 E. partly turn House. ti board owner: semi-mod.: 3 telephones adults. Web 2140, 221*D. tv. 1431. 2 large, mod. rms ■ v< rytiling furn . newly pap., priv.; rear2BTH. W. 50 beatitilully turn . largi rm epin or elihilv conn. Par 1303-U VERMONT. E. 545: 2 large modern v tni rooms furnac heat. WALCOTT. N.. 248: '! or 3 rms.. housekeeping furn., upturn., my 1. priv _ somi WAS!... E 1 >3O 7 nicely furn.. warm _ modern I'oon'n: e a rage lin )7'.W < • t litres for Rent ADDISON S.. 2d: ti rms. bath: modern except fui naie; garage. tiei (I, i•, ALAiiAAiA. N.. 1830. Rear nine rooms mod, exeept heal. 418.00 H.n I ,oi.v, ALABAMA. N.. llltl: flvo rooms aenn modi rn; water pud. Riley a 194. AliL.,, o > .—n riio.il moduli m w turuuei do .vntok n Randolph 1)800, liOi LEVARD PL N 3211 single. ti rms. tiirmiee bath toilet, gar lire, lid it; LAwsvHE .) 2044—1i-rooni modern I.orlli sal ■ ot din-ble. Kandmnli O'W-3 DORMAN, 323: ideal; 5 rooms, eenu-mod ern: >2l. Just vacated. tvvi.su 1405: 4-room mod. double: new ■V decorated; garage Adnltß Bel. 08Q: 1 Llvie>,j i.)ia 4-room modern: water pa and garage 832 30. DRex, 7772 I Lit IN. 327 0-ROOM MODERN I.'d SE 530 UN -1142 (iiistr.l.A.MJ 4217: strictly mod. double: 4 Ig. rms.. sun parlor, fine turn.: gar.:* 512.30, Call 4210 Graceland, ILLINOIS. .1249 N.; arm mod. single lull .■ater li. at 840 adults It A 1308 INDIANAPOLIS Ave. 2840-48: 4-rin dim Die, gas, elf,-, well gls Ran 2179 IRVINGTON—DEWEY 5840: 5 ROOMS SEMI-MODERN WATER PAID: 525 IRV 4119. IRVINGTON BUNGALOW Very desirable. 4-room, modern, stucco double.; iu-a-door bed. Irv. 31180, .M AiiKLT \\ 3400: 3-room bungalow . eiectric light.3 well' M':, Br 1. 1893. MILHL'R.i. 1011: 5 room cottage. Sic. gas, electricity, fre.it. Riley 4910 OiljP. 1132 E . i K.VI3 OAB. ELEC (d.NKY N. 2000: 1 rooms semi-modern Rent S2O. W. e RUEBY. Lin. 1782. PROSPECT 3700: four rooms good rondi tion; barn: half-aere: fenced. Lin. 7730 SHERIDAN DRIVE. 2709 5 rooms, semi-modern 818 SHEFFIELD. 8.. 1300—525 1 rooms, gas. electricity, city water, inaide toilet. A WOOD ST. 3959-01—570 W 4 rooms, semi-modern double. WOOD ST. '.’832—520 4 room bungalow: electricity, city wa ter, inside toilet. FOR COLORED—S22.6O Columbia Ave.. 77 -1: gas, electricity, inside- toib-t. MAIN 3234. j. ~. , o rms.. eiectric Ugbls gas, city watir. sl9. DRqx. 1522-W STATE. S. 017: double 5 rooms, inside toilet: electric light*. Riley 3139. ST PETEK. 914 five rooms, city water paid: electric lights, garage: $lB. J. W. FRIDAY. Mam 2810. SUMMIT, X., 146 - 4 rooms, cottage: water i,aid: $29 1814 W. New York. 0 rooms, single, gai ige. $22.50. 1001 W. New York 5 rooms, water paid: $25, 739 N. Now Jersey. 5-room modern, single: S3O. Mam 1608. . ii’ vlt’l.K. S.. -,71: 5 rooms. $lB. S. Easttern Ave.. 2357: 5 rooms, gas. electro ' cuts water mud Lin. 8754. E KING TUXEDO. N.. 955: 0-room double: will decorate: complete bath: etc. lights, gas oitv water paid: large yard: garage under construction: s3l .50. Call MIS." 1 LG. Ma. 0701 : eve.. MRS. ELSNER. Irv. 3935, TUXEDO. >. 953: 0-room. semi-modern; water paid: S3O: garage under construction. Call MISS ILG. Ma. 0701. or evemiiirs MRS FLBNER Try. 3953 I2TH. 3703 W.: praetieall.v new. 4 rms gar sl7. Fine condition DR 4971 20TH W 57: nice 0-rm. mod double reps good furn Har. 1305 R. 35TH W.. 1308: 4 rms.: aTT modern. gar.: in-a-door bed in dining rm.; s3(l. water paid. Lin. 6010. Wash. 2888. 301 N. WALCOTT ST. Five rooms: inside toilet: water paid; S2O per month. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS, Main 3715. 144 E. Ohio St. SEE DUNLOP & HOLT7GEL tor bargains REAL ESTATE 3 DOUBLES—JCorner Herbert and Gent: modern except furnace: 5 rooms: $lB Call curlier bouse DRex, 1139 Wa. Plot. THREE rooms, semi-modern S2O a mo : south side. DRex, 6686 CLOSE TO SCHOOL 1418 Everett St.. 4 rooms, electric lights, good house. $12.50. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 122 E. Market,

REDUCED RENT On this modern, except furnace, fourroom house: in fine condition: located 1918 Roosevelt. Only $25 per month. W. B. RUEBY 425 Lemoke. Lin. 1782. FOR COLORED ONE MONTH FREE 963 N. Tremont: 5-room' house: good condition: sls Take W. Tenth Car VV. R. HUNTER CO. MA. 1078. Eve. Hum. 3045. 2 WEEKS’ RENT FREE 4042 Boulevard Place: 5-room single, newly papered, electricity, city water, gas. inside toilet sink, large yard, garage. $25 month. Main 4ilBS REDUCED RENT On this modern, except furnace, fourroom house': in fine condition: located 1913 Roosevelt. Only s*>s per month. \Y. B. RUEBY 425 Lemeke Lin. 1782 FOR COLORED 1523 Garfield Plaee. 4 rooms, electric lights, gas. city water inside paid .....*17.00 902 w. 26th. i rooms, gas. electric ' lights, city water paid .$16.50 1152 W 27th 5 rooms, gas. electric lights $17.00 THE C. W. HENRY CO. 4*29 Lemoke Bldg. Hi’ey 10H4 Apartments for Rent DAWSON, 811; Upper duplex, modem. heat, w>ater. garage, $35. Rail. 6808, MERIDIAN and 34th Sts.: The Kenilworth; handsome. 6-rm. apt. Ma. 5499. 32ND. 615 W.:..duplex. 4 rooms modern; water, coal, garage, *4O. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

Houses and Flats Furnished BUTLER. S.. .331: 3 modern rooms: oomplotfl.v funi.: ground floor. Irv. OR>l fALBOTT. N. : • rooms mod mat water furn.: $35: g ar. opt. Har. 4?P!?>-R UHTH. W. 50 uic<*!y furn. d-rm mod t ln *-v. reas. Har 1505-R. APARTMENT. 3 rooms, with everythin* fundshed Ran, 6851. 1750 N. Capitol. Business Places for Rent COAL or lumber vard office, with switch Offiee 1 o r>7 S Wt*st. DRex. 3233. Houses for Sale EXCELLENT BUY FOR INVESTMENT Four lots, can be subdivided into 8 lota: fronts Bancroft St and Riley Ave.. onehalf block west ot Emerson Ave. and onehalf block north University Ave.. Irvington; 120x1,845 feet: $1,200: tirms. Two lots east side Gale St. between 31st and 32d Sts.: 80x150 feet: only $450; terms. A. J. MEYER REALTY CO. 807 Lombard Bldg j Main 1633 BUILT TO ORDER QN YOUR LOT ' A modern or semi-modern bungalow, 'it your lot is fully or half paid tor. No further cash payment required. Investigate our terms and plans. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS INC. 144 E Ohio St. Mam 3715 ; Res., Irv.. 1964-J •JUST OFF W. WASHINGTON Near new high sehmfl. good five-room semi-modern double, renting for $25 a side. Price only $4,800 Only S3OO cash Call Mr. Keller Ran. 0894 SCHMID & SMITH,. REALTORS 140 N. Delaware. Main 4088. PRICE. $1,500; take auto. lot. or what have you as down payment bal. sl2 a mo.: 3-room cottage: good condition: south side. Rented now. sl2 a mo. Trade for this anil let it pay lor itself GOODE & GOODE. 315 lVopTes Bank Bldg. Riley 0441, Har, 4371-J. GOOD STAPLE BUT Two buildinga. rental *43*2 year: lot 4Qjc 132 fe<t; paved alley; B(i4-d Virginia Ave. Price $4,500. A. J MEYER REALTY CO. 307 Lombard Bldif. Main 1033. IDEAL LOCATION NORTH New 5-room bungalow, long living room finished Poors foil basement, furnace. Only SIOO.OO cash. Hum. 3438. Hum 2016, * ' $2,350: ssoyfash. balance monthly: new 1-room bungalow: garage: cinder drive. 2607 Butler Ave. C. G. RICHIE. Rilrv 5641 5i 1 Baiikcrs Trust Bldg 2 NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOWS Lots 50x150 long living-room: near good school: 82 750 each: small down p.'vmert Call Web 1239 NEW five-room bungalow. In choice rt si denee section: built for a home, must sell, Irv 3930 TROY and S. Penn. sts.: 5-room semi-mod-ern bungalow large lot. fruit trecie gaIN SI Philip pariah, modern double. 5 rooms side, double garage improved Barg, if sold at on<f. Tsi-ins, We/2140-M MODERN cottage. 7 rooms, garage: $3,500 no navments Irv 2421 STATION" ST* 2835: new modern ftveroom bungalow. Owner Web 1309 Lots for Sale $1 00 DOWN. SI.OO weekly. 63x158. But-. 11l- An north of 25th St price $295. C G. R'CHIE. 541 Bankers Trust Bldg Pi lev st.ni. MCE nil'll- r lot: reducer price tor lew d.-s s-.nn ,-is), W- h 4177 Real Estate Wanted WE specialize in <ast and south side oron srtits if vou ant rrsults. call us THE CHARLES B F.TTINGER CO i.io_ '•957 Res Irv, 1539 WE buv real estate contracts. No delay. 397 Lombard Bldg Building and Contracting BRIGHTMIKE GARAGES* pearance and sold on li l PAYMENTS you cannot afford to bp without one. Rooftn* and vonera) * repairs are also inclu ied in our service. L. (J. BRIGHTMIRE CO. Office Eleventh and Capitol Lin 7810 Nights Wash 4890 Sf'BURBAN LOT OWNER Why not enjoy anew bungalow on your vacant lotv If your lot i fully or only half paid for, we will build for you. Invfdikate oir plans and terms. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS, Inc. 144 E. Ohio SV Main 37)5. Res. Try. 1964-J. i•N (■ i 'ft it UAH AG E $57 All the lumber, routing and hardware necessarv to build a 1-car garage. lOxln feet onlv #57 cash at our yard Build and y< ursHf l*htlenlx Lumber Cos Web. 0410 Wts uiHKt repairs and improvements ol n kinds on liberal monthly payments also build and finance homes, free mates CIVIC REALTY CO. 13 N .Dels ware Lin 5000 Evg.. Ren 4247 Miscellaneous for Sale

Blacksmith forges, bench vices, pipe vices, folding platform scales, ax handles, hammers, at very attractive prices. 1302 \V. Washington. BRASS bed. 2 mattresses and spgs.: diningr.n. suite, davenport, drtescr. Sin. men. will] mi 11... antlque rlicst of rirws. Rl. 4655. BREAKFAST ROOM furniture manulactiin<l: decorated to order. Web. 6571 CABINET Hoosier kitchen: nearly new. 815. Call 611 E. 12th, alt3 p. 111. ?ASH registers scales, grinders, slice:< rebuilt, guaranteed Fixtures all kinds Si *_R ( I life EX 22 JV Oh l o Main 0564 CINDER hauling: 8-yard load. $6: 3-yard load. $:: .Ml Call l.m Hint DAY OLD BREAD AND CAKE For sale at half price. Store open 9 a m lo 5 n in. CHAS. FREIHOFER BAKING CO. DESK. ROLL-TOP AND CHAIR. LIKE NEW PKKXKL 27H7-R. FURNITURE, living and sitting-room: Art Garland baseburner. bed. dresser. 3pieee wicker suite, davenport table, ice box 9x12 rug. 1138 N, ■!< fferson Ave, GAS RANGES used thoroughly overhauled, $lO and up Delivered ana con-neeit-d Ciiar les Kilehring 882 Vtr. Ave. HEATER. Florence; medium size; almost new. Call Drex, 5324. __ HEATER 1 coal. 1 gas. 1 oil: cheap 429 N. Penny. PEARS—CaII Southport 46-W. THOMPSON & CLARK PEAKS lor sale, except Sunday. 4220 Boulevard PDko. _ ROLL-TOP DESK. 2 swivel chairs. TSF ft. railifW. iron wnfp. 307 Lombard Bldg. Kidrs ttiiU linoleum at uiwmi prices dorfman rijg company nr, w WHhh_St _ Near Capitol SMALITGROC.: WILL TRADE FOR CHEV. SEDAN. 537 N. TREMONT. BE. 2743-K STOVE combination gas and coal 1811 Singleton St. Drex. 3741-J. WAGON, carriage and doublet-set. carriage harness. Apply 410 Mass. Ave. WASHING machine. 1900: mahogany llbrary table. Riley 1026. " FOR* SALE—APPLES Grimes Golden Delicious. Stavman Wlnesap Truck load—or by the bushel Grimes Golden gOcCT|l.25 Delicious , 7ucffm.so Stavman Wlnesap ■ 50 cm $1.25 46 miles from oitv or State Rd 12 TF?N O'CLOCK LINE ORCHARD Gosport. Ind. Waterproof Tarpaulins and Canvas Covers. All sizes. At cut rate prices. Iloozicr Tarpaulin and Canvas Goods Cos. 1302 W. Washington. Miscellaneous Wanted GOOD sound old yelv low ear corn wanted •at the Union Stock Yards. Main 0196. HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 0622. 127 W. Georgia*

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Miscellaneous Wanted USED clothing wanted. Call after 6. Lin. 4DLL WAN i jgaJ ciothing and shoes of all kinds. We pay more. K n 3IBK. Pets and Live Stock BABV CHICKS FOR SAL~, BOYERS’ HATCHERY. 34 N. Delaware. HATCH RKt THORNTOWN IND HOUND PUPS. 10 weeks, female. $3.00: male, $7 00 Call DKexcl 1929. COLLIE PUPS—Four. 3 inoutliH: Stop 6 on Shi lhvville ear line. DR 3664. ring 1 il\ <s. pedigreed Persian kittens, male. half grown. Web. 01115-M. PUPPIES. Boston terriers; champion stock. Reasonable for quick sale. Har. 4373tM. FOX TERRIERS, ol(T DRexel 3760-M 304 S, La Suiie St. . Musical instruments PHONOGRAPH SALE Console and Upright Models Vocal ion mha. $43 Premier mbit- #39 \ iuApr. oak #79. Columbia, oak Clarion uihg. #29. Granby, mbs. 9t5 24 Doable-faced record* ana 300 needles with each uhonou,*arh sold during this sale EASY TERMS. WILSON STEWART .MUSIC CO 44 N. Penn. A HOLLO nltTyer. bench. 130 roll*; fine con* dition ;> years old. Irv 1308 W RADIO SET complete, cheap. Call 814 S. Went St , after\s n. m. jAnno uncem ents MATTHEWS LIGHT CO will wire five rooms, basement and porch .ihL switches and fixtures included for •4 1 .•(. They repair fans motors Irons, vacuum cleaners and washing maemnea For service, call Main 2213. FEATHERS bought old .no renovated' fenther mattreaaea aad pillows made E r BURKLE. 416 Mnas. Main 1428 RUG 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED S2 Superior Rug Cleaners. Ken. 4462 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Bliai'|ni-d TUTTLEDGE 216 N lllliini. ih >ttm;uth the decease? and flora) u 'lef*. \ ms- time keepsake, ftieah prK*e Bennett a Studio 11 itohi.c. i n r 0014 FLOORS of ;til kinds cleaned po sanded b.v new' kind of mac hine; no dust or dirt Drex 0639. CHIMNEYS pointed, roof and cutter re- \ pairs: plaaier pdtehea. Har 2283-R TwTT.\ 1 \Call Belmont i >B3B K PLASTER natchinir putters painted leaks stopped, house painting. Wrb. rt‘*K4. LA PERMANENT waving $0 LE MITR PERMANENT WAVING. IRV 1 DRESSMAKING, remotlcliup. altering at my home, 227 K. St. .Joseph Rf GSO7 WANT pape-r hanping: prices reasonable. T>Rx 4 837-W Business Opportunities CAPITAL FURNISHED BY SECURITY SELLING ORGANIZATION with act ivy cIU-ntele amt every known laeilitv for the prompt iliatribution of Mocks. tVe dCHir, attraetivc resale issue or m * enterprise with good imsHibillties. Principals onlv CLARKE HAVII.AND & CO 200 Broad wav New York City ILLINOIS. S.. 303: restaurant fur sale by owner. Sell on account of sickness Cheap for cash GROCERY’ In good location: busi Kbllsheq Llneiiln Storage and t ranster ESTABLISHED 1895 Packing. hauling ami storage Low prices on city and overland hauling Phone us for estimates OTT ) J SUEZ, Main 3628-2353 Webster 4579-0699. W. LET ub figure wnn you on your moving : Local or overland PARKER THAW FER 1273 Oliver Ave Bel 43117. MOVING and irueklng Reliatne men <7(11 BORNMAN Web 6571 NORTH WESTERN TRANSFER CO Call at ail limes Randolph 3741 broad RII’PI.E Tran* Stor : gen. haul'. w E Rmiocker 321 fe 602 Wa 443.1 SMITH—-Trattaferrlnt. Trv mi Mot $2 50 ner IoM Drex 1097 Coal and Wood SEMI SMOKELESS, 4 In. ip., fkd.. Eagle ucam $7 60 Bent W. Va . B In. block, fkd. Kanawha County 75 Ind. 6in fkd No 6. IftiftO E Ky.. 0-ln block, fkd.. nazard scam $7.09 W Va Min#* Run #5 50 Kindling with each ton. Bethel Coal Cos. Dr.ex 5290 750 It.-cehrr Si QUALITY’ COAL Kindling in caeli ton. Best W. la. 6in block. Ige fkd...57.00 B-st K Ky 6ln hlk . Ige fkd ..$7 00 Best W. la egg. 2x4. clean fkd... $6 60 Best W Va mine run *5,50 Kanawha County Va.. Harlan Cos Ky Genunle Glendora. 6 in. i,K dn fkd.s7 O' Genuine Glendora 3x6 Ip., dn. fkd $6 50 Genuine Glendora egg, 2x4 dn fkd. $6 27Citizens coke, all hizi-s .. $9 7’ UNION ICE AND COAL CO DRexel 4621 1910 Bluff. IND. 6 IN. LP FKD LINTON ... $5 25 KY .. 4-IN FKD M ELENBERG .... $6 2. W VA.. 6-IN KANAWHA $6 77. POCO No 3. M R $6 75 HARVEY CO AI, CO DREXEL 2094 130 E MORRIS 81 IND No 5 6-IN. LUMP FORKED f.5.46 I. A I. COAL CO TWO TONS $10.26 1205 ROACH EST RAN 2471 WILL sell 554 lona pi BlutfsStar coal for $32 Cal! Bel 1639

Money to Loan Popular ’Meitluods In the Small Loan Business $lO TO S3OO ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS PIANOS ETC. WITHOUT REMOVAL Ten years ol intensive investigation have proven tha this business meets a re. economic need. Indiana passed a law st I ling a fair rate of interest and licensing the lender. Loans are made for thousands of different purposes If vou need monev in emergency do not hesitate to cal! nhnne or write either of our offices Re navment arranged in easv monthly tnstal merits of principal ard interest Loan can he reduced or paid In full am time Interest ceases Immediately on everT dollar repaid WHAT YOU PAY ON PRINCIPAL On S2O you pay fl per monih On S6O you nay $3 ncr month On SIOO vou nay $5 ncr month On S2OO you nay $lO Per month On $30(1 you nav sls ner month .w With Lawful Interest Popular Finance Corporation lf3 E. Market St. Boom 513-14 Letncke Bldg. MA in 1278 NEED MONEY Uuiekl.v. eonhUenliMily and tin* dealing* is a oart of the service &*** vou LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO 141 i/2 E. Washington St. MA in 0585 LJ ncoln 7184 REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS „ PURCHASED We buy from person* Holding deeds real estate contract* of sale. Mr. Fry. the Washington Company 267 W Washington St MA 07T>2 FIRST MORTGAGE We make first mortgage Installment loans on city and suburban real estate. Mr Fry the Washington Company, 157 W Washington St MA 0792 LOANS 2% WHY PAY MORET Loan.- on furniture 1W % below the legal rate Lowest rale In city. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association 830 Occidental Bldg Main 6229 South east comer Washington and Illinois See large ad on Wednesdays PERSONAL LOANS. $lO to S3OO No indorsers. No publicity. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Mam 2923 404 Kresge Bldg SSO 000 TO loan on first and second mortgages: reasonable interest. Main 0859 Auto Supplies and Repairs AAAASVVVVS/VVN/VVV/WVVVVVVVVVVVw - AUTO Tods Recovered: Rex Glass Box' closures; Copper Coil Auto Heaters. HABIG MFG. COMPANY 1036 H. Meridian St. Lin. 8302-6303

Auto Supplies and Repairs We have lots of used tires at $2 each. Also a few slight higher prices. Wholesale and Retail. Open Evenings to 11 p. m. Rogers’ Tire Shop 3117 W Washington Bel 4300 USED TIRES The largest stock in the city. L. SEI.IG & SON. 23 S. East. Wholesale and Retail. NEIV and used oarts. aceesaoriea tires and batteriee for oraetioall.v every make of car for less Satisfaction guaranteed CAPIToI. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE GO 821 23 N Ijlinoia Main 0090 USED TIRES—S3~"JP ELKINS BROS 604 N ILLINOIS ST Motorcycles and BicycUs WE BUY sell and exchange used motor cycles Good used parts for sale. \Le |FV . 590 Vasa Ave Main 7029 Automobiles Wanted XHTZIZrZrZ; oar or your equity ' I. WOlsF AUTO CO. Lin 4616 561 N Capltot USED CARS ooiigtn aim sold 001,11 BEItO 572 N Capitol Mam 2638 Automobiles tor Sale CHEVROLET Tourin?. 1923: A1 condition $125.00 ea*.v trrm.s 379 W Mur krt M.nn HOS CH KV KOLET 1920 dfmnnntrator M*daii: bnmners nuaro tiro. This in Mr. Stone 8 personal ear and ha had rood care #200.00 down STONE CHEVROLET CO. 64n W Wakh CHEVROLET Couih*. 1923: A-l condition. ch t*y terms 329 W. Market. Main IQO3 CHEVROLET. 1023 Coupe: 5 tire**, ex- • cllcnt paint motor and upholHtennr don't compare thi- car with the average #tk'oo down. STONE CHHVKOLET CO ‘.*2o I! X(w York. CHEVROLET sedan. 1922 rood mechasi •< al condition rubber cood lock speedometer wimihicld wiper Sacrifice for unick sale: $t3Q Bv owner. 749 Kina. CHEVROLET. 1925 Roadster: took wheel, -pare tire wiper mirror run- and looke like new SIOO.OO down STONE CHEVROLET CO. 220 K New York Dodge Brothers Dependable USED TRUCKS lf*24-2"> Dotlge Bros, ty-ton panel. Good tires; A-l mechanical condition. lf*2."-2fi Dodge Bros. 94-ton screen closed cab. Just like new. 1924 Dodge Bros. Panel; reconditioned. 7' 1922-23 Dodge Bros, screen; good ‘ires; priced below value. Srvoral Others Not Mentioned Most Transportation per Dollar. F. L. SANFORD CO. Commercial Dept. 126 IV. New York MA 4309 Open Evenings and Sunday. 1923 FORD TOURING Shock absorbers speedometer, lock steeruig wheel. This nr has had good care. Only $4., i 9 down. WANG EI.IN-SHARP CO. 143 Virginia Ave Ilrexel 5020 Open evenings 1924 FOLIi coupe- only S4O down HAY NKB SCHMIDT CO. INC. 1095 N Meridian St FORD. 1927 Touring: Speedometer lon. wheel, spot life, mirror stop lite. S4O oo asi buys it. STONE CHEVROLET CO ■540 K Wash. 1925 FORD T V I)0R~ Good tire*, lock wheel, original finish Wonderful value. On'y sltO down WANGELIN SHARP CO 443 Virginia Ave. Drexel 6020 Open evenings FORD BODIES I'ounngß KoHdßters Cotibes Sedan* an* California tops SVVISSH ELM ft PARKER >4 4 K* Washington St 1925 FORD ROADSTER Starter and demountable rhns, loek wheel, new paint good Firestone cord tires. Only >65 110 down IIANGELIN-SHARP CO 443 \ irgim i Ave' Drexel 5020 1924 FORD Tt.DOR SEDAN Good condition. $275: terma CENTRAL BUICK CO 120 W North St Lin. 4995 Open evenings and Sunday. , 1925 FORD COUPE Balloon tires, lock wheel. Duco finish. $95 down. WANOELIN SHARP CO 443 \ ircim.t Ave. Drexel 6020 Open evening** FORD usenl cars. Always a 1111x1 stock of THE "FRANK R HATFIKU. TU" Capitol. Authorized Ford Di alers ' Open . j,' 1708 1924 FORD TUDOR , G f ‘°d tires, reconditioned!. P;y only $l9O WANOELIN SHARP CO 443 Ytncinia Ave. Drexel 5020 Open evening* FORI) 19°I htyle Coupe: 4 nearly new °°i n i ,ork l* ‘ter, visor. tT H e ‘te n

1925 HUDSON COACH ' $675 term* CENTRAL BUICK CO 1-0 IV North St | Ltn. 1995 Oneii evening) und Sunday. HUDSON roach: nin 345 miles: lust liite MR* CULLEY S<>C MAX WELL ROADSTER woru eal Oa'lv T, r ?l' BPortation *'> and from OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. DRr-xcl 4743, 1921 NASH TOURING CAR Excellent shape Good tires $19.5; term* CENTRAL BUICK CO 120 IV North St Lin. 1995 Open evenings and Sunday <TM)SM(TbILE touring 192 t Model- reconditioned $750 terms F. L. SANFORD 00 Tho Safest Flare to Buv * B.*Vj-ri7 N Mpridian. _ Opon Even in e*. lUCKENBACKER 1924~ HIT louring': Gins* inc.osire motometer hitmnor* 6 ii ij n !, . pr * nnhlH-rs. road light windi.V, r o‘U General condition good 54<!°E K \\^Pd l n STONK CHEVROLET CO. WILLTS KNIGHT conditinn throughout: has good tires extra good n’ofor Bumpers and sntthzers: real bargain at $87,0 terms or trade. oi( CARL H. WALLERICH. INC. 314 V Delaware St. Lin. 5588 Open evenings and Sundays.

FOR AS LITTLE AS Your 75 Cars $5 Ctanice * YOU CAN RIDE Price of Car I Cash Payment Your Weekly^ ( on Delivery Plan - Up to SIOO s~£oo I Woo Up to 150 ' 30.00 I 5.00 Up to 200 40.00 5.00 Up to 300 60.00 5.00 Up to 350 70.00 5.00 Up to 450 75.00 j • 7.50 No payments while sick. Free insurance policy given with every car which covers the time payments if purchaser has an accident and is hurt, or for illness while laid up. The entire balance is paid up in case of death and car is turned over to relatives. Come and investigate. JONES=WHITAKER SALES CO. N. CAPITOL AT VERMONT

Automobiles for Sale s2® DOWN l 1923 Ford Touring 1924 Ford Touring 1922 Overland Touring 1922 Ford Coupe 1923 Ford Roadster 1924 Ford Roadster 1921 Dodge Touring Your Car in Trade. Easy Terms Many Other Makes. L T. Aliem Motor Sales 917 Virginia Ai’e. Open Evening.

WHY WAIT FOR STREET CAR $25 Down and small weekly or monthly payments. * 1923 Chevrolet Touring ...$123 1920 Ford Sedan 75 1921 Ford Touring 85 1921 Chevrolet Touring .. 75 1920 Overland Touring .... 85 Open Evenings and Sunday Morning. m®NSf6K 1001 N.MERIDT i=VM L,ln. 1177. Open Evenings.

USED CARS 1924 Dodge Sedan $395 Buick Roadster .SIOO 1923 Studebaker Light G Touring ..$235 Ford Touring Car $ 50 Essex Coupe, balloon tiros, Duco finish ............ \ .$350 ARMACOST AUTO CO. 209 AV. North St. MA in 3264 Good Used Trucks G. M. C. 2-ton with closed cab and body. Coal or ice hauling job. G. M. C. 2-ton rebuilt, with closed cab. Guaranteed. G. M. C. 1-ton, closed cab, stake body. Guaranteed. G. M. C. 5-ton, dump body. Guaranteed. White 2-ton cab, pneumatic tires front, solid rear, overland hauling body. Dodge V£-ton delivery. Iteo 1-ton, good mechanical condition. General Motors Truck Company Factory Branch. 1116 N. Capitol Ave. Good Used-Cars 1925 Ford Touring, 5 ballon tires $225 1923 Ford Touring $l5O 1924 Overland Touring $250 1923 Overland Touring $135 Small Down Payment, Balance E-Z Terms. LANG AUTO SALES 1114 N. Meridian. Lin. 6865. SPECIAL TODAY 11123 Hupmoblle coupe *260 1920 Nash sedan 00 1922 Stephens touring 300 1923 Hudson coach - 600 1923 Slutz sport . fol) 1020 Stutz touring 17p 1922 Hupmobile roidster .......... 170 1917 Locomobile touring ZOO 1972 Peerless coupe 350 1021 Stephens sedan . . . 350 Small Payment Down STUTZ INDIANAPOLIS CO. 357 N Meruit Rn St Open ev*inlnes and Sunday a m. Rile.v 4P*>2 USED CAR BARGAINS national bond and investment co 313 N Penn Mat- °32, USED CAR BARGAINS. HAYNES SCHMIDT CO Legal Notices NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. Notice is hereby given that the Joint Purchasing Committee fur the eon-ecttonal and benevolent institutions of the State of Indiana will receive at the office of its Secretary. Room 326 Statehouse. Indianapolis Ind until 10 oClock a. m. Wednesday Oct 20 1026. sealed bids on paints, oils’ and varnishes, oueensware glassw-are. silverware and compressed yeast according to a! complete list specifying kind, grade

Durigan Named Hr.ad of Motor Body

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James Duane Dungan Hoosler Motor C’uh elected James Duane Dungan Polk Sanitary Milk Company general manager, president for the coming year. Dungan formerly was director and treasurer. Walter Pritchard was elected treasurer. Officers reelected: O. D. flasket, Frank D. Hatfield and Claude F. Johnson, vice presidents, and Todd Stoops, secrota ry-manager. In commenting on the election Dungan said, “We feel that the success of the Hoosier Motor Club during the past three years has been largely due to the able management and ability of Todd Stoops, who became- manager of the club when it was badly in debt and was rendering very little service. The club now renders more service to members than any other club affiliated with the American Automobile Association and has assumed a financial strength equalled by but few automobile clubs.

GIVE TROPHY TO MARINE AVIATOR, WORLD’S SAFEST Flies 250,000 Miles Without Mishap—Near Crash on Winning Day. Bu .V EA Service SAN DIEGO, Cal.. Oct. 12.—Meet the world’s safest aviator—Capt. H. D. Campbell of the United States Marine Flying Corps. He has flown 2,500 hours—probably 250,000 miles —since he became an aviator in 1921, with a perfect record of safe flights and landfngs. In the last year he has been In the air 840 hours without a crack-up. Captain Campbell recently won the Herbert Schiff memorial trophy for his excellence as a safe pilot. Now he's preparing to fly to Washington, where President Coolidge will hand him the trophy. A Vermonter The flier will accept the award from the President with keen appreciation of the honor, for both hail from Vermont. By his remarkable record, Captain Campbell becomes known as the safest aviator in the world. And, strangely enough, on the very day he learned that he waS awarded the trophy, he nearly marred his record by a forced landing in the mount tains east of here. Captain Campbell, with a party of other marine aviators, was cruising about. Suddenly his motor slowed, and continued to turn more slowly, until he floated near the mountain. Jusf as he was about to “crack,” the motor suddenly took life and all was well. A carburetor float had stuck, and became free just in time to save ship and pilot. Record Unrivaled The record that Captain Campbell made during the last year is a world’s mark, for no airman in the service of any other nation has as yet so many hours In the air without a crash to his credit. The marine flier first entered aviation as a student at Pensacola, Fla., In 1921, and a year later was an instructor in aviation at various marine bases. Previously he had served with the famous marine second division in the Verdun trenches, at Belleau wood, and in nearly all other major offensives after the United States entered the war. Captain Campbell was the first to organize an air mail service from Santa Barbara after the 1925 earthquake. Expert Gunner In addition to winning the safety trophy, he has been highly commended by the Secretary of the Navy for making the highest free machine gun score from a field of 460 contestants. He rnatje ninety-three hits out of -a possible ninety-seven in nine seconds at ninety miles an hour. Later he made a perfect bombing record when he scored four direct hits out of four bombs dropped 4,000 feet. During the recent aviation meet at Denver, marine air forces, under Captain Campbell’s command, received prizes for the best formation flying and landing. Legal Notices and quantity now on file in the oftlee of the Secretary of the Committee. Algo the Joint Purchagimr Committee will receive bids for automobile tires on this game date. The Joint Purchasins Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bias submitted, and to waive technical defects. JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE. - DAILY E. McCOY. Secretary. Oot. 12. 1026.

OCT. 12, 1026

DUTCH.COLONY IDEAS MAY AID ‘ IN PHILLIPINB Problem in Java Is Said to Be Parrellel Case. Bu A TEA Service THE HAGUE, Oct. 12.—“1f Pres!dent Coolidge is wise,” said a prominent Dutch citizen to me, “he will send Col. Carml Thompson to visit Java while he is in the Orient looking over the Philippines. “Many of the difficulties you Arr.-ei> leans are having in the Philippines are old problems to us. We have had long experience .with them in. ruling Java. They still trouble us.” Col. Thompson Is visiting* China a ( nd Japan before returning to report to the President on the Philippines. Apparently Java is off his itinerary. But if there is something to be learned from Dutch experience there, the average citizen still may like to take a. glance at the Island. Also Nationalists \ “Just as the advanced Filipinos dream of independence—fostered liy various presidential utterances—so the advaheed Molslems of Java are also nationalists,” my Dutch informant pointed out. “Just as a measure of self-goyernment in the Philippines has increased the appetite for so It has worked out in Java, just as your troops occasionally have to subdue the Yvar-.like Moros, so ours have to battle with the Aehinese. “But we have had our lesson. Our whole policy is towards less selfgovernment by the natives. We think you will come to the same conclusion unless you are asking for trouble.” Java Is Key Java is the key to the Dutch colonial empire. A vast island, it has a population of more than 40,000,000. There are only 17,000 Europeans and 876,000 foreign Asiatics. But the latter comprise the Chinese traders, and the Arab landowners and money-lenders. The Chinese have brought In anti-Euro-pean ideas. The Arabs have brought in Pan-Islamic fervor. The whole island is shot through with a trouble we as yet hardly know in the Philippines—active Communists, continually agitating. Back in 1918, when Count Limburg Stirum was governor general of Java, he promulgated what was called an “etchical policy.” Part of this was to entrust a large measure of government to the natives. Under the Stirum scheme, a native regent was attached to each of the Dutch “asslstaiTt residents,” who administered district governments. The duties were to advise the residents and to be head of the native population. Each regency was subdivided Into districts under minor ficials who formed the final link the people. Twenty Elected A sort of parliament called a “Volksraad” also was set up. Out of Its forty-nine members, twenty are elected natives. But the “▼•Utsraad” has rot the power that mir legislative assemblies In the Philippines are vested with. The second portion of the “ethical policy” had In mind complete uniformity of civil status for all races and creeds. Thus Europeans are brought under the same criminal code are are the natives and foreign Asiatics. When Count Limburg Stirum was rucceedcd as governor general by Mynheer Fork, a change in policy was indicated. The government had already found It hard to deal on a. t uniform basis with a native population made up of peaceful Javanese farmers, head hunting Dyaks, orderly Christian Menodonese anti warlike Achinese. Many of the Islamic associations are clubs for the spread of Communistic propaganda. In the name of “economy,” the new governor general announced that he was going to do away with the thirty-two residencies. The real aim is to do away with the deccntralization policy and take away part of the native self-government. Governor General Jonkheer de Graeff, who has Just succeeded Fock, is expected still further to pursue this policy. The Dutch have come 1 to the conclusion that they had better retain all the real governme*k, I power in the hands -of white Java is being'definitely swung from self-government.

BANKER NOT VILLAIN Professor Says Too Many Ranks Caused Farm Deflation. WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Tho country banker was not the villain, but a fellow victim in the great farming deflation of J_929-1926, according to Eric Englund. Englund, professor of farm economies at Kansas State Agricultural College, discusses the question In the current issue of “The Nation's Business.” He says prosperity after the war led to hasty organization of small State banks, with inexperienced officials. The Middle West, he thinks, still has too many banks; what is needed is fewer and larger banks. Os the 1,389 banks closed in 1924-25, he says, 61 per cent xvere in towns of 1,000 and less, and 63 per cent had capital of $15,000 or less. - RULER’S ILLNESS DENIED Emperor Yoshihito’s Condition Is Not Worse, Attaches Say. Bu Vnitrd Prree TOKIO, Oct. 12.—Persistent reports that the health of Yoshohito has _become worse denied in a statement by the Imperial Household. The reports follow appointment of two new court physicians, Drs. Y. Arbi and K. Kobe, and announcement that two physicians instead of one will be in constant attendance on his majesty. The emperor has been nearly helpless from a combination of bodily and mental diseases for several yeurs.