Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 184, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1926 — Page 12

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Death Notices MEYER. FRED A.—Age 85 years, former resident of S. Meridian St., passed away Monday, 0:30 a. m., at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. George R. Popp. 1821 N. Alabama St. Funeral notice later. In Memonam Notices IN MEMORIAM —In loving remembrance of our father Charles Feldmaier. who died Nov. 8. 1928. Todav recalls sad memories. Os a loved one gone to rest. And those who think of him today Are the ones who loved him best. Son, George and (laughter. PFP.THA. Funeral Directors BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St. Phone Stewart 2278 FLANNER& BUCHANAN NEW MORTUARY 23 W Fall Creek Drive Phuie. day or night. Ran. 4400 1401 or 4402 Operating INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E Market. Main 0008. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR M * nu N 3866-R 1. W. T. BLASENGYM Main of'ice 2286 Shelby St PRpxrl 2570 nr OFRTAK- PS—HTSFV *- TITUS 931 N Delnv .'ire Main 3660 Special Notices PERMANENT WAVING $5.00 La Mur permanent bv expert operator Ircno Wag ler. ___ NEW BREVORT BEAUTY SHOP Main 3570. 209 N. Illinois. INVESTIGATIONS made for individuals and corporations etc. H. & H. SECRET SERVICE OF INDANA. ON OR AFTER Nov. 6. 1926. I will not be responsible for debts contracted by any one other than CRAPY. THE Electreat Massage for rheumatism and poor circulation LOLA WALKER 524 State Life Bldg. Lin. 8873 MAE HIKT 2351 Ashland Ran 6339 Try electricity for kidney trouble neu ritis, rheumatism, nervousness, massages FINE HOME FOR ELDERLY '‘FOPI.E AND INVALIDS: good heat: all eonven,: ref, given, 1427 N. Del. Lm. '667 MARGARET SELLERS D O DCND Obstetrietan. acute and ohrnnie <9* e * 3B massage 1 N. New Jersey. Lin 6->■_ REAL HOME—For elderly people and care for chronic and nervous cases. Ha. Instructions MEN lo learn barber trade TRLCTTY BARBER COLLEGE. 510 E. Washington St. TndiananoHs Tnd. Main nnn.v Lost and Found rOUND —Articles found on India® ■nolle street cars yesterday:

’ 2 BOOKS 1 PATR SHOES 3 PAIR. GLOVES 1 FANCY BAG 3 PACKAGES Main 2737, ON Michigan road north of fndUnarmlis. women’s clothing including mulbery fur trimmed coat, about noon Saturday. Reward. 2636 N. Capitol Ave. Har. 0360-W. ■ BLACK leather bag in Ayres Saturday. Contained jewelry, money check and kovs If two women dressed in brown will return contents, liberal reward paid and no questions. Call Wash. 3316. LOST on Michigan road north of Indianapolis. woman’s clothing deluding a red fur-trimmed coat; aix>ut noon Satnr day. Rew. "H.HI N. Temnle. Har, 03ti()-w. TWO passbooks. railroad passes. Name v R. Bethcrer Reward. Web, t.l.u. tielp Wanted Male WANTED —Demonstrators, to prove to auto owners that inter tubes treated with HOLD-AIR are relieved of changing : of tires on accounted punctures: no more patching of tubes. Treat tubes with HoldAir pump up as usual, and go to driving nail's- seals leaks from tacks to ted-penny nails: a wildfire for agents. Dont walll. ■ $1 ,00 worth lor one tube. NEURITE CO.. Flora, Ind - MUSICIANS, singers, dancers and amateurs wanted. Anply-'Canitol Booking pcjpp I‘lo W Michigan, Room 301. . errand BOV with wheeL 23 El North St.’ , • TiOYS W\NVED—WITH WHEELS. • POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO. T*eip Wanted Female Girls Between the ages of 18 and 26. who are peeking permanent employment and wboae homes are in the city. APPLY Indiana Bell Telephone ROOM 101. CORNER NEW YORK AND MERIDIAN. THREE young ladies Interested in vocal work to complete class. Splendid opportunity to right parties. For details address ; Box A 102 care Times. GIRLS—Here is your opportunity.. Apply for offices & receive comp. bust. course. Sal, Rational Business Sell., 5 B. Market. GIRLS—Here is your opportuntlw. Apply for Offices A- receive comp. busi. course. Sal. Rational Busin-ss Seh. o E, Market. situations Wanted Male CHAUFFEURS, WHITE Call us when you need a reliable man I to drive your car or truck bv hour, day ' <r week. Wi* also teach to drive. Our men ;ire careful drivers, having A-l references. BARKERS CHAUFFEURS SUPPLY ! Lin. 7258. EXPERIENCED restaurant people, night or dav. The Times Box A 103, Situations Wanted Female CURTAINS and family washings. Riley , 5389. Rooms for Rent CAPITOL. N.. 3409: large warm room in modern home: gentleman, Har. 0710-J. ; CAPITOL Ave.. 200 W. 33rd: front room, new furnishings, never been used: steam heat: close to car and bus line. No other roomers. Meals if desired. Home privileges. 'CENTRAL. 2112: a loveiy room Call Randolph 6131 COLLEGE. 5636: COMFORTABLE FKNT. RM.: pfaiVATE FAMILY. HUM. 5806. COLLEGE, 1705: Ant. 2; nicely fur. mod. i, front room: priv. mod, home, Ken. 4046. COLLEGE 2355: nicely turn, rm.j priv.. mod, home- for 1 or 2. Ran 3541, DELAWARE N. 2306: clean room, bath: [ private tamilw var,: reus. Ran. 3477. MICHIGAN. E., 2948: lovely room for two girls or voting couple: home privileges. ■strictly modern: will instal telephone. PENNSYLVANIA. 2164 N.: three sleep- • ing rooms: nb-p anil warm R-tn 4i ' ' TALBOTT. N„ 1041: nicely furn. rm. lor 1 or 2 people: city heat. Ran, 2302. WALCOTT. N.. 209: warm sleeping rm., , mod . priv. home, Riley 6892. I* WOODRUFF Place. 970 Middle Drive: : - mm; garage Young man. Webßter 3727. IOTTT E. 211: nicely fur. large mod. rms.: walk, disl. Board opt. Riley 2415. • i-sT K :146: mar College: nicely furn.: , priv. family: inis- men WasS ooHmw •ROOM, private familv. north. 1 o. _ air,: 1 .,) . p-iyilevpi. Kenwood 3608. ADS LEAD TO SUCC.IBB

Rooms for Rent UNUSUALLY largo frnt rm, 4 poster suite. 15 minutes ride north; private home. Kenwood 3083. ATTRACTIVE guest rm.: priv., mod. hme.; N.: break out : 2 car lines: bus. Ra. 6430. NICELY furn. front rm.. 1 or 2 men. Priv mod, home. College Ave. Hum. 3598, mom tor Rent With Board EAST—Room and board lor 2: private home. No other roomers. Web 0985 GRAY, N„ 217; 1 or 2 men: modern pri- ' vato home: garage near. Web. 0320-R. NEW JERSEY. N.. 854- NICELY FURN. RM.: WALKING BIST.: PIUV.. MOD. HOME. LIN 4730, A REAL HOME, ELDERLY COUPLE AND CARE FOR CHRONIC AND NERVOUS CASES RAN. 2872. 2 CHILDREN WANTED TO BOARD. Mothers' care: mod, home, Web. 451.>-W. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent ADAMS. 2422: two furn. rooms: strictly modern: gaarge, Web, 3373 R. ASHLAND 1222' three large, airy rooms. furnished: modern Lin, 6849. COLLEGE, 5636: 2 NICELY FURN. RMS. MODERN, REASONABLE. HUM. 5806, DOWNEY 378; fur rms : mod pri. home. couple, kitchen priv,; gar, lr. 3321-W. EAST. N.. 139: nice, clean housekeeping rooms: s.'{ up. Sleeping rooms: $2. KING Ave.. 94_1: large front room; light housekeeping. OHIO. E.. 1015: two furnished housekeeping. modeni; also furn. rm. for man and wife: hot and cold water. Riley 4872, PRATT. E„ 108; FurnisHed housekeeping and sleeping rooms, all modern. stUr M. 1214: v modern rms.. adi. bath; private entrance. Web. 2502-W. VERMONT. 450 E.: light housekeeping rms.; modern. first-class: everything furnished. Riley 5477. WASHINGTON. E„ 2419, 2 FRONT RMS., 1 HACK Rjyj WEBSTER 5593. 19TH. W.. 144; NICELY FURN. HOUSEKEEPING RM.: MODERN. PRIVATE HOME HAR, 3755-W NICELY furnished rooms; private, modem home; references exch. Drex. 1190-J. LIGHT housekeeping rooms: modern; mail and wife. Riley 4872.

Houses for Rent ARSENAL. N.. 362. half of modern double. near Technical High School. BOLL EVA RU PI N iHTT single 6 rms.. lurnace. bath, toilet, gar . Ige, lot CAPITOL S.. 821: 4 rooms; inside toilet; elec., gas: garage; water nd S°P. _ CENTRAL. 9327; 7 rooms, modern, easily heated, garage, newly dec. Ken, 3221. 1149 CHURCH ST.: hall month's rent free; tlve-room semi-modern: gas. electricity: wai-er ,P a ld. Reduced'to $22.50. W. 11. RLLIiY, 420 Lemcko Bldg. Lin, 1782. COLORADO. N.. 107: 6-room double, moderii. except furnace. Irv. 1374. M 4407. DENNY. N.. 37: 0-room modern tlouble; ! garage: rent reduced. Irv. 0708-W. IT WAYNE. 917: 6-room modern; also 4-room, colored fiat 826 Odgen St.: also 10-room rooming house 523 Kentucky Ave Main 1273, HERBERT. 1281-23; semi-modern six-room double, cement garage; S2O. Bel. 1654. HIGH. 1015: 7 rooms: strictly modern; heat, water turn.: $55. DRex. 4206. HOEFGEN 1633: 3-room house: garage: 814. Har 1.326. HOLLOWAY 1859: 3-room double, modern. bath: hardwood floors: Heatrola: garage: $27.50. Lin. 2027. ILLINOIS. S. 1014: 0 rooms; gas. bath, toilet, electricity: water nd.: gar ; $23. ILLINOIS, N.. 3729: 6-rm. mod.: double garage: $45 per month. Irv 2905 J. INDIANAPOLIS Ave.. 2831: colored; 4 rms.: mod.: almost new; garage: $35: water paid. Hum. 1565. Lin, 5759. Madison Av.. 1912: 6-rm.. seml-md. $22.50 2502 Beliefontalne St.: 6-rm. mod. . 30.00 1610 E. 40th St.: 6-rm. single. . . . 25.00 2168 Wheeler St.: 4-rm. semi-mod. 18.00 21.-5 Porker Ave.: 4-rm. semi-mod. 20.00 214 Fulton St.: 4-rm. semi-mod.. 25.50 1246 W. 25th. 4 rms.. mod.: gar . 27.50 A, F. ZATNEY. 108 N. Delaware St. NAPOLEON. 2109; 5-room double seniimodern; water paid. Drexel 3096-M. PARK. 2134: 2-story single: 8-room modern home: good furnace: 3-section garagp included. Ran. 2710. PINE. N'., 336: attractive 5-loom; indoor tcllet; water paidßan. 3665. PINE. N., 314: 5 rooms; newly papered: water, gas, elec.; $lB Riley 39.35, RILEY Ave.. near Tenth: bungalow doublr; young couple preton—d fry, 3602-J. SHEFFIELD. S.. 1366; 4 rooms, gas. electricity city water. Inside toilet. s2l. Wood St.. 2959-61: 4 rooms, semi-mod-em double. sls. Wood St.. 28.32: 4-room bungalow: electricity. city water, inside toilet. $lB. Grove St.. 809: 2-story, gas. electricity, inside toilet. S2O. Elm St.. 1003: 5-room cottage: gas. electricity. Inside toilet. $lB. COLORED Columbia. 2751: gas. electricity, inside toilet. S2O. Columbia Ave.. 2829-31: semi-modern double. $20.. SOUTH; 3 rooms, inside toilet, gas. elec.. wat, pd.: large attic; S2O. Drex. 6386. SOUTHEASTERN 1418; 4-room cottage on car line. DRex. 1107-R. SPANN AVE.. 1131, 10 rm. mod. hse.: dbl. gar.; dose to Big 4 shops. Irv. 2611-M, SUTHERLAND 502: splendid location and oond.: good furn,: S4O Ran, 5048, THADDEUS. 1737; double house: near ear line; garage. Ma. 1580, Irv, 0744. TUXEDO. N. 1337 —' South' half new modern double: 6 rooms, breakfast nook, built-in cabinet, bookcases, hardwood floors, laundry: garage: weatherstripped throughout: $47 50, Water paid. TUXEDO. N., 953: 6-room semi-modern; water paid; new garage: S3O. Call MRS. ILG Main 6761. or evenings Drex. 3050-W, or MR. MAYER. Ran. 5703. WARREN AVE.. 066; 6-room house; gas. elec., ear space, sheds, well, cistern, large yard, gd. paper; $22.50, J. G. McCullough. WASH., W 3441. 4 rms., bath, gar., elec.; water paid; basement; $25. Ran. 6858. WEST INDIANAPOLIS 1356 S. Sheffield Ave.: 4 rooms, double: gas. electric lights: good condition: only $1,750 Riley 1064. WTNTHROP 1143 6-rm. modern double garage- reduced rent Har 4631-W, YANDES, 1228: colored: 5 rooms; good condition; Sl6 50; water paid. Rn. 3605. 18TH W 1141—5 rooms, bath, furnace: garage: $32. Key at 1135 or DRex. 1418 20TH. E. 548 7-rooni modern: llreplaee, hardwood floors: 840 Ran. 6809. 26TH W.. 4 10: colored: 4 rooms: gas. electricity• s°o. Riiev 5388, Wash, 1820 28TH. W.. 285: 6-room double mod.: near aehool and Illinois car. Ran, 5692. SEE DUNLOP * HOLT7GEL for bargains REAL ESTATE REDUCED rent: B rin. mod. double: near E. Tenth and Tech. Irv, 3348-M. FOUR-ROOM modern cottage: in-a-door bed: garage; fine yard. Ran. 5860, after 11 a ra. Ran. 3130. after 6 p .m.. or Ken. 3589, TWO WEEKS’ FREE RENT Hovey /it.. 4417: 5 rooms to side: 2story doable; semi-modern; reduced from sß° 50 to sl7 month. Lin 3737 STRICTLY modern. 7-rtn. bungalow, near E. Riverside Dr. Real home. Wa. 2i)82. 2060 Olney Half month rent free. Four-room semi-modern double: rent SB6; new house: electric lights and gas. Water paid. W. B. Rueby 425 Lrnieke. Lin. 1732. STRICTLY modem. 7-room bungalow, nr E Rivcrsid" Dr. Real Inline. Wa. 8982, COLORED —Miley. N.. 764: 4 rms.: newly paprd.: el.: tlet.: wt. pd.: $lB. Ra. 5858. Apartments tor Rent CAPITOL. N., 2354: Ant. 4: 4 rooms, bath. steam heat: comptly. furn. Ran. 2747. MERHIIAN. S.. 1403: 3 rms.. Inside toilet. electricity, gas. sls. Drex, 0245 TENTH ST.. E.. 3433- 2 two-room apartments: bath, steam heat; S2O. $25. ApPly Ant. 4. Main 1867. Main 3478. 5 AND 7-ROOM modern apt.; north: $35 and S4O month: heat and water furnished - five davs’ rent, free. Ran. 2908. APARTMENTS FOR RENT. LIN. 5391. H. H. Woodsman & Cos., Inc. "We insure everything out the hereafter.” NIGHT AND HOLIDAYS DREXEL 2840. Houses tor Sale FOR sale or trade, new house in Drexel Garden Ad., west, $1,500, own. Ri 4287. EAST. NEAR WASH. ST.: 5 rooms down: . 4 rooms, bath up: semi-modern: goodsize storeroom; 3 rooms upstairs renting for S2B; storeroom renting for sl3; one parage, renting for $3 per month: total income. $44. leaving six rooms and bath ior buyer to live in. Price $4,500; vtwy small down payment and 1 per cent. Call C. J. OSBORN. Drex. 0184. „ CLOSE IN EAST 011 Southeastern Ave.; a dandy 6-room cottage, modern, except furnace, full lot with garage. Priced to sell at $3,200; small payment down. Call Lincoln 6057. Residence, Irv. 1559, HAVE YOU A LOT? half or fully paid for? If so we will build you a modern or semi-modem bungalow: payable in terms like rent. No cash payment required. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. REALTORS. 144 E Ohio St. Main 3715. Residence Irv. 0534-M. MODERN HOME SNAP Six-room house, comiete in all details: garage- lot 40x150 ft : excellent location: only $3,700: northeast. A. J. MEYER REALTY CO. 805 National City Bldg. Main 1633. SUBURBAN-—Bv owner: new 5-room bungalow. comer Alexander and Sloan. H mil., east of Prospect and Michigan Rd.: large garage, front cindered drive: SBSO e: sn s-.-.n month. Beech Grove 150-J 1, SMALL SUBURBAN NEW HOME: $1,500. OWNER. RILEY 4287. N. TEMPLE. 229: cottage: 6-room, semimod.: newly decorated and painted; pavMl alley- $2 801) cash Web, 36‘’5-W. TRADE your lot on cottage, bungalow or double. Main 1676.

Houses for Sale EMERSON. N.. 3643: 6-rm. cottage: new paint and paper; garage. For sale or will rent. Web. 6001-W. Building and Contracting BRTGIITMIRE GARAGES Distinctive In at> ,a 1 11 i ue a ranee and sold on I PAYMENTS you cannot afford to he without one Hoofing and general repairs are also included in our service. L. G. BRIGHTMIRE CO. Office Eleventh and Capitol Lin 7810 Nights' Wash. 4890. ONE Car GARAGE s&'. Ail the lumber rooting and hardware necessary lo build a 1-car garage 10x16 feet only $67 cash at our yard. Build it yeurself Phoenix Lumber Cos Web 0410 WE make repairs and improvements of -all kinds on liber;,., monthly payments; also build mid finance homes, free estimates CIVIC REALTY CO, 136 N Delaware. L.n. 5050. Eve.. Ken. 4247. Lots for Sale SHELBY St.: lot for sale. 40x135; S3OO. Dr 4337. Real Estate tor Exchange ZAHND EXCHANGES Farms, houses apartments subdivisions. All kinds of bust anywhere. 8 E. Market. Real Estate Wanted EAST and south side nroperties wanted. Only properties priced right considered. Call MR KTTTNGER. Lin. 5057. Miscellaneous for Sale gVWWWVWWWVWWWWW*V>gVyW< BEDROOM suite, mahogany: bench wringer, typewriter, music cabinet and rolls. 516 E, Drive. Woodruff i'laiv. CASH REGISTERS scales, grinders shears rebuilt guaranteed Fixtures all Bunds SPRAGUE EX 22 W Ohio Mam 0564 DINING SUITE library table, chairs, felt mattress, springs, etc.: good eoiuiitiou: very cheap. Irv. 0904. 5310 Julian Ave. GAS RANGES, used: thoroughly overhauled: $lO and up. Delivered and connected Charles Koehring 882 Vir Ave. KINDLING WOOD FOR SALE: ALL KINDS. DREXEL 1693. LIBRARY tauie. automatic sewing rnach . cheap. 24E. Wash., room ;>O4 ORGAN: Hamilton, good condition; folding wringer bench, Web. 6091-W. RADIATOR steam or hot water, will sell cheap. 1632 S East. DRex. 2149-J. RANGE combination coal and gas: white enamel and nickel trimmed: good eonditoin. Irv .8602.1. RUGS and linoleum at lowest prices. DORFMAN RUG COMPANY. 207 W Wash St Near Capitol. SAMOVAR TEAROOM For sale or will take closed car as part payment. Irv. 1900 5010 University Ave. UNEF.DA stove and lurnace repair. Fire bowls and repairs for any stove or \ inrinia. Main FUDGE warmer. 3-hole, nickeled. 2-quart capacity each. lißexel 6481. WHY BUY—Seeond-nand furniture, whim you can owii standard made, new goods for less? Call Humboldt 6206 for partlcnlars. FREE WALL PAPER. Call SHERMAN BANKS for particulars, Riley 1029. MisceltaneousWanted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing furniture magazines, papers will help us to help others Salvation Army Industrial Home Phone for wagon Riley 6622 127 W Georgia Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKS FOR SA Lh BOYERS’ HATCHERY. 34 N. Delaware. HATCHERY THORNTOWN, IND. HOUND female, beagle sls. Beagle imp. male. ft.V Female. SB. 1*!37 Elgemont. Musical Instruments I VERS & POND GRAND 1.200. Terms. SIOO down, SSO monthly. WILSON-STEWART MUSIC CO.. 44 N. Penn. . PIANO: practically new mahog. upright; mahogany library table. Ran. 0876. Business Announcements

FEATHERS bought, sold aiuj renovated: feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. HITRKLK 416 Mass. Mam 1428. RUG 9xlß THOROUGHLY CLEANED *3 Superior Rug Cleaners, Ken. 4462. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGK 216 N„ Illinois. LA MUR permanent, $5 For anointment call Main 3510 809 N Illinois. PAPERING cleaning, painted walls, woodwork No water, no mess. Bel, 0838-R CURTAINS to launder. MRS. LUTZ. Main 0150, La MUR winter wave. Free rain-water slmmpoo. $5 Home 1 work. Irv, 8631. WANT paper hanging: prices reasonable: terms if di sired, DRi x, 4837-W. LOOK your best on little cost. A free shampoo with each marcel. Special prices on all work. The little shop with a big remnntion. Randolph 5785, GENERAL contracting: digging cellars under houses and sodding.* Web. 3184 SMITH Transferring. Try me out Moving $8.59 nnd up ner lona. Drexel 4007. FIRE bowls, grates and linings for all makes of stoves and furnaces. 920 S. Missouri PRex 5588. CHIM NEYS and cisterns elnd. and reixT Furnaces cleaned. Dr, 4248-.1, Work guar. Business Opportunities CAFETERIA Downtown on bost Btrct In city: 5-yoar leasfu Doing over SIOO a dav business. Seating* capacity 70 people. Thia is the best buy in the city. E. J. SCHANTZ CO. 419-20 Lemcko Bldg. No 139 Lin, 6430. TRANSFER business: six closed trucks first-class overland and city transfc business. Will sell cash or part cash, or will trade for clear real estate. In other business cannot handle. Ykiti can use present name for advertisement. DR. 1226 ROOMING house near Methodist Hospital: 13 rooms: good income with only S4O rent: S2OO down balance E-7. terms. E. J. SCHANTZ CO. 419-20 Lemcke Bldg. Lin. 6430. EQUITY in good modem bungalow, furnished or unfurnished; good cafeteria in connection Irv. 2724. DYEING. cleaning and repair.: good place for man and wife. Cheap rent. Terms. Leaving city, 728 Ft. Wayne Ave. Restaurant close in: this is a flue business for a man and wife- nrlced to sell. E. J. SCHANTZ CO--419-20 Lcmokc Bldg. 123. Lin. 6430. GOOD place, sandwich stand for sale, 236 3. Meridian. Come and see us. Storage and 7 ranster ESTABLISHED 1895. Panning, hauling and storayo. Low prices on city and overland hauling Phone us for estimate.-.. OTTO J. SUEZ. Main 3628-2353 Webster 4579-0699 W, LET" us figure with you on your moving. Local or overland. PARKER TRANSFEH. 1273 Oliver Ave Bel. 4307 MOVING and 'rucking Reliable men Osi| BORNM AN Web 5571 BROAD RIPPLE Trans, and Gen. Haul. W. E, RODOCKER, 821 E, 64th Wa. 4433, Coal and Wood No. 6 eeam. W. Ky. 2-in. fkd. Ip 56.50 W. Ky. 6-in. fkd. Ip $7.00 No. 9 seam W. Va. 2-in. fkd. Ip $7.00 W. Va. 6-in. fkd. Ip $7.50 Kanawha district. Poca. mine run $7.50 McDowell Cos. 311 Guaranty Bldg Main 4441. 212 N. Pine Main 4398-4393 357 W Ray Drex 1010-1011.' GOOD COAT. IS GOING TTP KINDLING WITH EACH TON Best Va. block. 6-ln. large fkd SB.OO Best E. Ky. 6-in. block, large fkd. . .*B.OO Be%t Va. mine run $6.00 Best Va. egg. 2x4. clean fkd $7.50 KANAWHA CO.. VA. HARLAN CO.. KY. Gen. Glendora, 6-in. large blk. fkd. ..$7.85 Gen. Glendora, 3x6 in. Ip. cln. fkd..56.50 Gen. Glendora egg. 2x4-in. eln. fkd. $6.25 Try our Hoosier Ash. best Ind. No. 4. Burns well and holds fire overnight. Hoosier Ash. 6-in. Ip., cln fkd... .$6.50 Best Ind. No. 5. 4-in. Ip., fkd $5.50 Best Ind. No. 5. Bx4-in egg, cln. fkd. $5.25 Citizens coke for bsbrnrs.. all sizes.slo.2s UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drex. 4621. 1910 Bluff. It will pay you to visit our yard and see the difference in good coal. DO Y'OU NEED A FURNACE SHOVEL! Watch this space Tuesday.

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Coal and Wood iirasnE ml m. Eugene JSt. and Canal RAn. 0241 Dealers in the best of coals. High quality, correct quantity, first-class service. Try a ton of our high grade coal and be our satisfied customer. No Charge for Wheeling Poca.. 4-in. hsov. Ip.. McDowell... .$9., 5 W. Va. 3-in. cln. fkd. !p No. 5. .. . 7.50 W. Va. 6-in. Ip. fkd. No. 6 8.00 W. Va. 2x4 Ip. fkd. No. 5 6.75 W. Ky. cln. fkd. 4-in. ip..... 6.50 Large cln. fkd. Ind. Ip.. No. 5 6.50 Poca. mine run. Vs Eagle lp 7.50 Pocahontas fractured gen. Red Ash Big Eagle. 4-in. fkd. Ip 7.75 RED RIVER COAL CO. Lin. 1868. 348 W. 10th. Lin. 1868. Best VV Va 6-ln block fkd Kanawha County $7.50 Ind 6-in. fkd No. 5 $5.60 E. Ky 6in block fkd.. Hazaixl seam $7.50 ~ Kindling with each ton Bethel Coal Cos. DRpx. 6200 250 Beecher i W KY 4 IN. FKD $7.00 W. VA. 6-IN FKD $7.75 IND. 3x6-IN. FKD. LINTON &6.40 - HARVEY COAL CO DRcxel 2094. 130 E Morris St IND NO 5 6-IN. LUMP FORKED $5.25 J & I COAL CO TWO TONS $lO 25 1205 ROACHE ST RAN 2471, BLACK DIAMOND INDIANA. $6.00. MIKE WNO WITZ. 115 RICHLAND ST. Ut-’T. 11272 Sue. Richland Coal Cos. IND. 4 IN’. LUMP FKD NO 5 *5.50 J A J. COAL CO. 1 *lO5 ROACH ST RAN 2471. Money to Loan THOUSANDS HAVE USED OUR LOAN SERVICE —SINCE 1887People prefer our service to help solve their money problems. • If You Need SIOO, S2OO, S3OO Investigate our easy-to-pay TWENTY-PAYMENT PLAN LOANS GET * 50 REPAY $2 50 A MONTH ” SIOO $5 00 “ S2OO •• $lO 00 “ “ S3OO M SISOO With interest Payable monthly PAY FASTER IF YOU WISH (LESS COST) All business confidential WE LOAN—ON furniture nianos. Victrolas etc. without removal ALSO—Loans op diamonds. METRO LOAN CO. (formerly) INDIANA COLLA’I URAL LOAN CO. ( Bonded Lenders) "ESTABLISHED 1887" 300 ROOSEVELT BLDG. N. E. COR ILL & WASH. STS. MAIN 3286—PHONE—MAIN 3286 QUICK. LOANS $lO to S3OO Dus curpoitfiiuu is operated under me supervision ol the State ol Indians sud provides a place where vou msy borrow t, oqa $lO to S3OO in a dignified, busuiess lute manner without paving more than the legal rale of Interest or without being 'mpused upon in any way We do not notify your employer neither do we make inquiries of friends relatives or trades people You get the money in a few hours' time and without having any one sign vour note If vou are unable to call in person at our of fire, phone ns or write us and our representative will call at vour home HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (Fourth Floor) Comer Pennsylvania and Wash. Sts. Entrance 41 E Washington St Telephone MA 2923 NEED MONEY - Quickly, confidentially and business-like dealings is a part of the service we give you. LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 y> E. Washington St. MA in “0585 LI ncoln 7134.

FIRST MORTGAGE We make first mortitaire installment loans on city and suburban real estate Mr Fry the Washington Company. lo? W. WashinKotn St. MA. 6792. REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS PURCHASED We buy trom persons holding deeds reai estate contracts of sale. Mr Frey, the Washington Company. 257 W, Washington St MA 6792. LOANS 2% WHY PAY MOREt Loans on furniture 1 o*. below the legal rate Lowest rate in dty Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association, 330 Occidental Bid* Main 6220 Southeast corner Weishinirtou and Illinois Loans Wvlth other companies paid on. FIRST or Second Mortzago* on Indianartolls or Indiana real estate Prompt service. R B WILSON Lin 6104. 1101 National City Bank BUI* LOANS $lO TO S3OC Room 513-14 10? E Market St Phone Main Is7B Auto Supplies and Repairs SPECIAL Used tires, any size, any kind, $2.00 each. Open evenings. BEI. 4300. ROGERS TIRE SHOP 3117 W. Washington. DEI. 4300. _ USED TIRES The largest stock in the city L BELIG & SON _ 23 9 East. Wholesale and Retail NEW and used Darts, accessories, tires and batteries for practically every make of car for iees. Satisfac-tiop guaranteed. CAPITOL AUTO PARTS A.-'D TIRE CO. 821-23 N, Illinois. Main 6ti9o. AUTO Tops Recovered: Rex Glass Enclosures; Copper Coil Auto heaters. lIABIG MFG. COMPANY 103.3 N, Meridian St Lin 8302-8303, I „ USED TIRES—S 2 UP. ELKINS BROS 004 N ILLINOIS ST RILEY 0171. Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for your car or vour equity I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin, 4516. 561 N, Capitol. USED CARS bought and sold GOLD BhRG. 522 N Capitol. Main 2638. You Read the Want Ads — Have vou tried to use theraf It s easv—klall Main 3306 Ask for an Ad Taker

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Motorcycles and Bicycles WE BUY sell and ■ exchange used motorcycles Good used parts for sale. ALLEN'S, 609 Muss. Ave. Main 7029, Automobiles tor Sale BUICK, 1910 touring: 5 good tires, snotlite: good ton. paint and upholstering. Onjv SIOO.OO. Terms. STONE CHEVRO. LET CO 220 E New York CADILLAC SEDAN 1924 V-63 sedan. 5-nasseiiger in the best ol condition in every wav. Cannot be told from new. Fully eouipned. Priced to sell at once at $1,850 Terms or trade if desired 1922 Hupnioblle coupe S2OO •928 Stephens touring 300 1923 Hudson i-oach 460 '023 Stutz sport 400 1929 Stutz touring 175 1922 llupmobile roadster ......... 176 1929 Peerless coupe 300 1921 Stephens sedan 850 1921 Oakland touring 76 Small Payment Down STUTZ INDIANAPOLIS CO. 967 N Meridian 9t. Open “veilings and Sunday a. m. Riley 4922 CHALMERS. 1923 coach: good tires and condition: $395.00 for quick sale. CENTRAL BUICK CO.. 120 W North St.. Lin. 1996. CHEVROLET. 1983 coupe; 4 balloon tires; natural wood wheels: heater. This ear repossessed. Buy it for $125.00. Terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 320 E New York. 1926 CHEVROLET coach: S2OO cash buys my equity of $370- balance payable in nine payments or $42.50 e,o-h: payment# cover finance charges. Insurance etc.: car is only ninety days old: driven H.oOO miles: is in now car condition and nppearam-e: financial obligations force owner to sell. Write Box A 800 if interested. ______ CHEVROLET. 1985 touting: just traded back by original owner (or a dosed ear. It there is a thing wrong we have not found it SSO,OO down, balance 12 months. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 280 E. New York. CHEVROLET. 1983 ten truck: closed cab, stake body, in use every dav at STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Wash. Price *2OO 00, ESSEX coach. 1985: refinished and in excellent condition. 5475 00. Unusual terms 1001 N. Meridian. Lin 1177. ESSEX COACH. 1926 Driven but 3 000 miW *.”>so F. L. SANFORD CO. 833 N. Meridian St. Main 4368. FORD TUDOR SEDAN 1926 Perfect condition. Sell cheap. Belmont 0415. 1926 FORD coupe: five tires, wire wheels and lots of extras. It will pay you to investigate this buy. CITIZENS GARAGE. 33(1 N Illinois St. FORD. 1985 ton truck: stake bodv: back from finance company: $260: SBO down, balance i asy payments. ROY WILMETH CO.. 720 N. Meridian St. Lin. 5870. Open evenings F'OKD. 1983 Tudor: bumpers, snare tire. look wheel, spotlite. windshield wiper, hector, bar ••ap. good paint and upholstering. This car lows good usage. $75 down. STONE C l iVROLET CO., 540 E. Wash. FORD. 1926 oou> balloon tires, lock wheel: speedoi ter. spare tire. If you are looking for : ’ord this is a real bargain: make all ur payments direct to us MARION' CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N Mmdian FORD. 1924 Tudor sedan: a real buy at $875 00. CENTRAL BITCH. 120 W. North St.. Lin. 1995. FORD TOURINGS, COUPE AND SEDANS Special low prices. Hero is your chance to buy Home cheap transportation. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-63 S. Meridian, Drex, 4743, FORD. 1926 touring: driven aoout 600 miles: original imoe. $385: sale price, *260: S6O down, baiatn-e by the week. You make all payments to us. ROY WILMETH CO.. 720 N. Meridian St. Lincoln 587.3. Open evenings. FORD, ton truck: express body. *150.00. FORD ton truck: stake body. *125.00. I3iesc ears far above the average; terms to suit. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 K W ash. FORD, late 1924 tudor. speedometer, bumpers. front and rear; good condition throughout: $225: $75 cash, bal. monthly. 140 E. Court, or call Hum. 5209. F'ORD. 1995 Tudor sedan: balloon tires, speedometer bumpers, accelerator, automatic wipe:-. Original price. $385: reduced to 5295: $65 cash, balance by the week. You make ail payments direct to us. ROY WILMETH CO.. 720 N. Meridian St. Linooln 5873, Open evenings. FORD BODIES l'ouring3 Roadsters Coupes Sedans and California tops. SWISSHELM * BARKER FORD used cars. Always a mec stock of all models. Right -irices. square dealing THE FRANK HATFIELD CO.. 626 N Capitol. Authorized Ford Dealers Open evenings. Main 4708 LEXINGTON. I,ARK SI'ORT MODEL New Diii-o: new tires: $2!) > Ran, 0423. LEXINGTON SEDAN Almost new rare ba’-raiu. Run 0423.

NASH TOURING Reconditioned. A bargain buy at $l5O. F. L. SANFORD CO. 833 N. Meridian St. Main 4368. 1925 NASH SPECIAL SIX Coach. Looks and rmig liko new. Must be seen to be appreciated. 4tf SOUTH CAPITOL STAR toumiK cars: live in brut ebi-w condition. from SIOO.OO tn *230 00 Repainted, stood tires and njecnanically perfect. Good terms. 1101 N Meridian. Lin. 1177, STUDEBAKER special touruu:: A-l condition: nearly new tires *300.00. Terms. 1001 N. M-riiiian, Lin i1 7 < STOPS' LOOK! You will not be asked to buy if you do not agree that we have the best used ear values in Indianapolis. Corne in and inspect our used cars. Ask for demonstration. WANQELINSHARP CO, 459 Virginia Ave. DRexel 5020. Open Evenings and Sunday. HIT THE MARK CadiHuu tourinir with C&lilorma lop: in | fine condition and an excellent buy. Auburn aedau: excellent condition; S3US. Essex coach: fully equipped: M 25; terms, blit no trade 192*2 Dodce tourimr: in (rood shape: to flrut buyer at 5205. CULLEY AUTO SALES 1233 N. Meridian. NEARLY NEW LIGHT CLOSED MODEL USED CARS EXCEPTIONALLY' EASY TERMS Your old car. regardless of year or make, accepted in trade. t. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES. 917-23 Virginia Ave. Open Evenings. USED CAR BARGAINS. HAYNES SCHMIDT CO Willys-Knight HERE IS Y' OUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN ONE OF THESE DEPENDABLE. LONG-LIFE CARS AT A PRICE THAT MAKES IT A REAL BARGAIN; ONE FULLY EQUIPPED 1926 COUPE SEDAN FOR SB3O. AND A SEDAN FOR $875. FULLY' EQUIPPED. SEE THEM AT ONCE. TRADES AND EASY TERMS. Carl 11. Wallerich, Inc. Used Car Department. 314 N. Delaware St. Lincoln 3588. Open evenings and Sunday.

HALL-MILLS DEATH LANE DESCRIBED (Continued From Page 1) . you were in De Russey’s lane the night of the murder?” ‘‘Staub.talkod to me but I didn't remember it.” Erlinger did not want to tell the girl's name because — "Well, she’s married and has t.wo children. And besides she has a hußband.” He said he and the girl drove to the lane about 10 p. m., sat in the auto for a while and then walked down the lane. "What did you walk down the lane for?” asked McCarter. Tired of Sitting “Got tired of sitting in the car.” “What did you do while in the car and how long were you in it before the walk?” "Oh, we talked for about an hour.” “What did you talk about?” Erling could not recall. Erllng remained in the lane until 11 p. m. that night, he said, and then took his companion to her home in New Brunswick. “Did you hear a noisy, rickety wagon go by you?” "No.” Mrs. Gibson has said that on the night of the murder she haefx followed, on her mule, a creaky wagon. Erling said that before he left the lane he had seen two other cars, one a limousine. These had passed him at about 10:30, he estimated. Stopped Near His Car “Mrs. Gibson stopped her inule on the left hand side of my car, which was parked at the side of the narrow lane,” Erling said, going into more detail about the presence of tbe State’s chief witness in De Russey’s lane the night of the murder. "She just paused. I saw the mule and Mrs. Gibson's face. I didn't speak to her and Jhe didn’t speak to me.” The cars Erling saw, had been parked. He said he suddenly saw their lights go on and heard the engines start. A sedan and a limousine then sped down the lane to Hamilton Ave., Erling went on. "How long after the murder occurred did you tell any one of your experience that night?” inquired the defense attorney. “It might have been two years,” admitted Erling. Later, however, Erling said he had told his mother on the day after the bodies were found. "Why did you first testify differently?” asked Mcarter. “It passed my mind,” he said. On re-direct examination Simpson devoted attention to the motor car Erling said he had seen in the lane. A Ford Sedan The first car to leave, he said, was a small sedan which looked like a Ford. “How many people were in the oar?” “Just one man.” "Could you Identify him if you saw him aain?” “No. I think not. But he had a mustache." Erling then said that the cars had been parked about 200 feet from the crabapple tree under which the' bodies were found. He said he was 2,000 feet down on the lane from where the cars were parked and had no idea the cars were parked there until the lights were turned on. “You have heard that Mrs. Hnll

„ NOTICE Stoekhoidera Annual Meeting of the White River Railroad Company for the election of officers and general business will be held at the office of Kinean A Cos. Indianapolis Monday Nov 15th at 2:30 P- m - A. M MqVfE Secretary. LEGAL NOTICE CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE De.auit having been made In the payment of a eertaln chattel mortgage, executed by George Bust-aril, of the County of Marion. State of Indiana, on the 15th day of June. 1925. to the International Harvester Company of Ameriean. and filed for record with the recorder for Marion County. Indiana, on the 18th dav of June. 192;>. and upon which mortgage there is. declared to be due and unpaid $560.64 principal. $30.50 interest, or a total of $,>91.14. we have taken possession of One used International Model 8D truck and attachments. Motor No. KB-140448. Serial No. SD-633. Being the property described in said mortgage and will sell it at public sale to the highest cash bidder at the Service Station of International Harvester Company of America. 485 Kentucky Ave.. Indianapolis. Ind.. at l o’clock in the afternoon of Saturday Nov. 20th. 1926. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. By M. M. LYONS. Nov, 8 13 10 1926 NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF THE STATE OK INDIANA. Notice Is hereby given that the Joint Purchasing Committee for the correctional and benevolent institutions of the State of Indiana will receive at the t fflee of its Secretary. Room 326 Statehouse. Indianapolis. tnd.. until 10 o'clock a. m Tuesday. Nov. 16 1920 sealed bids for a three months supply of dry goods, notions. bedding, nailery and toweling according to a complete list specifying kind, grade and quantity now on file in the office of the Secretary of the Committee. Also the Joint ihirehnsing Committee wifi receive bids for yearly contracts on gasoline, oils and greases, also automobile storage batteries, on this same date. The Joint Purchasing Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids submitted ami to waive technical defects. JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE. DAILY E. MoCOT. Secretary. Nov 8. 1926 NOTICE At the last regular meeting of the Indianapolis Central Labor Council, the following resolution was adopted: Whereas, the officers and delegates of the Central Labor Council learned with sorrow of the death of one who passed a lifetime of unselfish service for the welfare of humanity Eugene V. Dobs. Whereas, we feel that any words of praise we might utter would be but feeble and ineffectual mediums to express pur appreciation of his well spent life, that his name will live as long as the English language is spoken and that passing time will but add fustre to his name. Whereas, we count it our great gain to have known and been associated with one who is now with those Immortals, who have kept the faith and fought the good fight for the uplifting of the human race. Therefore be it resolved, that in memory of the passing of this wonderful man, eo'pli-s of this resolution be sent to the bereaved familv. to the daily press aed a copy be spread on the minutes of the Central Labor Council. ______ JAMES L KINNEY. HENRY FRTFDMAtf. WM. K JACKMAN. FRANK G ANKKNBROCK. ELBERT E. LEIB Comrrltt^ At the last regular meeting of the Imtianapolts Central Labor Council, the following resolution was adopted: WHEREAS: Again death has entered our midst and taken a beloved brother. Henry Hedderlch. . . WHEREAS. During the years of eJose association with him as an officer and member of the Central Labor Council, we learned to love and rt-specl him as a man whose first thought was of others, ever mindful and faithful to a trust. WHEREAS. His deparlun- has left a place in our minds and hearts that can not be filled and though grieved at the magnitude of our loss, ws are glad to know that it was our privilege to be assoemted with such a beautiful character, one who was a man in every sense of the " THEREFORE. Be It Resolved, That in memory of our departed brother, copies of this resolution be sent to the bereaved familv. to the daily press and a copy spread upon (he minutes of the Central Labor Council L KINNEY . HENRY FRIEDMAN. WM. F. JACKMAN. FRANK G. ANKKNBROCK. aDWiRT i. Ujjp. ...

has a Dodge Sedan?” asked McCarter. “Yes, said Erling. Russell Gildersleeve, a lay reader in Dr. Hill’s church, testified he saw the pastor and Mrs. Mills in New York together in the summer of 1921. Sunday, Mrs. Gibson was removed from the Hudson County Hospital by Simpson over protest of the house physician, A. A. Lawton. After an encounter with Dr. lawton, in which Simpson brushed aside his protests, Mrs. Gibson was placed in the ambulance and taken to the Jersey City Hospital, in Simpson's home town. Her temperature was 103. She signed a release, absolving the Somerset County Hospital of blame if her removal resulted unfavorably. Four specialists examined Mrs. Gibson today and said it would be two weeks before she could testify. They said she was suffering from cancer, heart trouble, kidney infection and a general dun-down condition.

ffl ARE DEAD IN PHILIPPINES (Continued From Page 1) hausted after forty-eight hoqrs of rescue work, building temporary shelters and burying the dea<f “We found Maj. Burton Reed of the governor general's staff busily checking the dead and he hod already tabulated 140 bodies in this small place alone. He said reports indicated sixty-five others still were missing. Deaths by Drowning “A peculiar thing about this catastrophe is that few persons were injured. All the deaths so far checked were caused ly drowning. “Batangas Bay Is almost surrounded by mountains, rising abruptly. When the typhoon started, about 10 p. m., the tide was running against the wind, but later changed with the wind, causing the water to pile up in mountainous waves which swept through ond engulfed the lower sections of the town. The water rose rapidly, but not with the speed of a tidal wave. "Wholly unprepared for the shock, the people weer caught like rate in the hold of a -wrecked ship. “The storm gathered strength and broke with intense fury at midnight, shredding houses and carrying many of them and their occupants out to sea. Streets Impassable “In the beach section all houses and occupants disappeared. It was our purpose to make a quick survey and return with information necessary for the government in its relief work. We walked through streets almost impassable with debris. "Major Reed already had the populace organized and the work which the people did through the night had brought exhaustion. Municipal authorities and provincial officials worked heroically. "Occasionally heartbreaking scenes were encountered. One man attempted suicide because his wife and five children had perished. Similarly, a woman who lost her husband tried to end her life. Mothers searching for children a-mid the jumble of ruins presented a sight the man could scarcely weather. Hundreds Escape "Hundretds of narrow escapes were reported. "Nothing has been heard from many of the Isolated towns along the coast and their reports may swell the death list.” After leaving the village. Major Hitchens flew over Lake Taal, which is in the crater of the Volcano Taal, which erupted in 1912 killing 1,200 persons. “We alighted on Lake Tall nnd visited the town in the vicinity along the water’s edge,” Hitchens continued. “The same desolation and destruction were everywhere. About half the houses through Lagoon of Batangas Province were destroyed." Hitchens’ report covers only those sections that could be reached by plane. Officials will attempt to penetrate other areas known to have been In the path of the storm.

DELEGATION NOT BACK OF WRIGHT Fervent oratory will be required to obtain ununlmous agreement of the Marion County delegation in the Legislature to support the candidacy of Frank E. Wright for speaker of the House of Representatives, it became known today. At least two of the local House members are definitely opposed to Wright’s candidacy and have said they will go the limit to prevent his selection. Wright, author if the “bone-dry” law, is deemed to date the most formidable opponent of Harry G. Leslie, Lafayette, speaker of the 1925 House. Only five members of the Marion County delegation responded to a call for a caucus at the Columbia Club Saturday. However, Representative J. W. Ebaugh, who announced the gathering, contended it was only to perfect arrangements for the customary hanquet of successful G. O. P. candidates. THEFTS CLEARED UP Three Alleged Vehicle Takers, All Youths, Arrested. Detectives Dugan and Hynes arrested three young alleged vehicle thieves Sunday, and with their apprehension have cleared up several rec/ent car thefts, according to Inspector Claude M. Worley. Those under arrest are John Millirons, 17, of 629 Stevens St.; Herschel Lewis, 18, of 923 Harrison St., and John Toney, 15, of 832 Harrison St. Officers say that Milliron* was arrested recently for petit larceny, and after it was learned he was a deserter from the Navy, was turned over to military authorities. He escaped and returned here, he said, and before both his arrests l.ad been stealing cars with the other youths and using thejn for joy rides. Tools were stolen from some of the car* *a4 It* gold

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ARREST TOTAL FOR WEEK-END ABOUT NORMAL' Police on Job After Election —Speed Drive Continues. With the election safely out of the way, police are getting back on the job und brought, in nearly 200 persons over the past week-en, ro-tords today showed.. A total of 160 men and twenty-six women were slated on charges ranging front manslaughter to vagrancy. For several week-ends preoeding the election, arrest totals were about 100 or less. Vagrancy was a popular chat re Saturday night and Sunday fortyseven me nnd five women being so charged on the records. Spend Drive Continue* The drive on speeders and traffic law violators started Friday night continued. Twenty-three alleged fast drivers and five other traffic violators were slated. Lillian Vincent, 27, of 435 \V. Ohio St., and Anna Cheoseman, 27, of 215 W. New York St., were charged with operating resorts. Five women were slated on statutory charges and three men on the same. a Virgil Bottoms, 28, Negro, Hovey St., was arrested three times In two days when Sergeant O’Connor and squad found liquor in his home. Miss Eva Faulkner, 968 N. Meridian St., Apt, 3, was arrested Saturday night when three squads of police found forty quarts of beer, a half-gallon of white mule. Twenty persons, both men and women, were there. Miss Faulkner was charged with Mind tiger and the others were released. Other Liquor Raid* Raiders In other cases found liquor in smaller amounts and twenty men and five women were charged with blind tiger. Patrolman Charles Hoeiagn was attacked by Mrs. Mary Mornn, 81, of 415 E. Ohio St.-, while he and Sergeant Reilly were raiding a house at 610 E. Market St. They found Mrs. Moran nnd her husband, Earl Moran, 42, and when they attempted to question them, Mcs. Moran struck Hociago on the head and bit him. She was charged with resisting an officer and profanity.

THREE IDENTIFIED IN BANKROBBEIY Union Trust Bandits Accused, in Louisville Case. \ Officials of a Louisville (Ky.) bank have identified photographs of the men who robbed the West Indianapolis branch of the Union Trust Company here of more than $31,000 recently, as being those of the men who robbed a bank of n large sum of money in that city on Sept. 19. A letter from J. B. McGilHouddy, chief of police at Louisville, to Claude M. Worley, chief of detoctivos here, says that photographs of Jean Price nnd Earl Wines, recently sentenced to serve from ten to twen-ty-one years for the Indianapolis robbery, and Jesse Stephens, awaiting trial for an alleged part In the Union Trust job, as the driver of the bandit car, have been identified. Price covered the Louisville cash ier while Wines took the money, the letter Stated, Stephens being the driver of the bandit car there, also. The car used in Louisville was stolen from Wolf Sussman, 15 E. ThirtyFourth St., Indianapolis. THIEVES GET CHICKENS Numerous Coops Broken Into Over Week-End. Chicken thieves started on another rampage over the weekend, breaking into a number of coops and mak ing off with numerous fowls. C. D. Blue, 4550 N. Illinois St., reported to police that forty fullblooded buff rock hens, valued at SBO, were taken from his henbous.^ Ora Urst, 1814 Sugar Grove said seven of his Plymouth Rock chickens were stolen. Thieves broke open a cage in front of Morris Talesnlck's grocery at Sixteenth and Missouri Sts., and took twelve chickens. EMPTY HOUSES LOOTED Ughting and Plumbing Fixtures Taken by Burglars. Empty house burglars were busy Sunday in the 1500 block on N. Bozart Ave. Three new houses, which were to be occupied today, wore entered nnd electric light and plumbing fixture* taken. The burglars first went to 1609 N. Bozart, took S4O worth of fixtures nnd ruined n $lO linoleum. Entering 1513 Bozart, they stole plumbing nnd light fixtures valued at $72. They then visited 1517 Bozart, getting $54 in plumbing nnd light fixtures and ruing anew hardwood floor. DURKIN PLOT FAILS Saw* Found in Ills Cell—Rage* at Discovery. Ru T r nttrit Prrst CHICAGO, Nov. B.—nolllgerently defiant, Martin Durkin, murderer nnd once a terror to th>V Chicago police department, raged In his cell today because his Initial plot to escape has been frustrated, while officials were trying to determine the method* used to smuggle thn-e saws Into the Jail that were found In one of the poets of the slayer's hunk. The snws were discovered Sunday afternoon while Durkin was having his regular hoar of oxerclu* in the hnUpMl