Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 202, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1926 — Page 12

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Funeral Directors ! BERT S. GADD 2180 Prospect St Pbon< Stewart 2278 FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. r 23 W Pall Creelt Drive Phene, day ot night. Ran 4400 4401 or 4402 Operating INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY. George Grinsteiner Funeral director 622 E Market. Main 0008. KRTEGER, WM. E. EON ERA I DIRECTOR 1402 N Dlinols St MA 1164 Res Rl. 3866-B 1. W. T. BLASUNGYM Main office 2770 Shelhv 3t DReyel 2670 _ b' - OFTtfA RET® THSFY A TITTIS OS I j N, Delnv.-a.-e Me In 2680 Special Notices PERMANENT WAVING, $5 La Mur permanent b.v expert operator. Irtne Wnerner Invegtipate this opportunity NEW BREVORT BEAUTY SHOP Wain 3570 200 ft, Illinois INVESTIGATIONS made for individuals and corporations etc. _____ , a H. & H SECRET SERVICE OF INDIANA. 708 Kahn Bldg. Lin. 3762. THE Electreat Massage for rheumatlsm nnd nonr circulation. LOLA WALKER 624 State Life Bldg. Lin. 8873 SrARGARET SUTLERS D 0 D. C N. DLir*enped obstetric Maternitv eases day or right. Internal bath nnd massage • y. Now Lin. ... Instructions WEN to learn narhet trade TRI V'.TJ RARBER COLLEGE 610 E Wnnhinxton St Indianapolis Ind Main 6903 Lost and Found FOUND—Article* found on Indian a poll* street cars vesterday: 2 UMBRELLAS 2 PURSES 1 BRIEF CASE 1 HAT 3 PAIRS GLOVES 2 PACKAGES Main 2737. If PARTY who look collie dog from farm near Mt. Meridian will call owner and return dog no questions will be asked. LOTS CT.ARK Mt Meridian, Ind. SUITCASE: brown leather: lost,; containing lady's clothes, between Union Station and Merrill St., going south on Illinois St. Reward. Drex. 0737. DOG—Young white pointer lost: black spot on right side of neck. Answers to name "Stranger." Call Main 6268. FRANTERTTY RTTUAL LOST. BOX. containing 3 dozen cakes, comb, file. Reward. , Ran, 4706. r fl ? < . Wanted Drapery workroom foreman, who can furnish references, in cutting:, estimating and Buperviaing: higii-Brrade work. A. permanent connection will be offered the right man. Write full particulars to L. S. AYRES & CO. SALESMAN and crew manager: refined Catholic, capable of conducting aysUvmatie campaign on publication handled direct by lathers, who publish same. Highest cdmn.ißsions and expenses paid Ref cron.x-H required. Writ,' I*oß Fourth Natlonal Bank Bldg.. Cincinnati -Ohio. Help Wanted Female HERE is an opportunity for a live, wideawake. neat-appearing single young lady to start a business career with a definite future in the advertising department of a progressive concern Must have pleasant personality, quick to understand and will Ing to work. : he will have excellent training and supervision Knowledge of the city and the ability to speak clearly and hear well over the telephone are desirable qualifications Address Times. Box A 171 OFFICE work, woman in later middle age. who can also invest in a profitable mechanical business. Address Times. Box A-18L ; PIANIST, accompanist for teacher, in exchange for vocal lessons. Address Times i BoxA 183. I GIRL or woman with good common sens© and capable of nursing to help in home for elderly people. 303?) N. Illinois. GIRLS, singers and dancers for theatrical course, in city: steady employment. ytpp'v MISS HESS Main 3863. Situations Wanted Male YOUNG man: good character, honest, steady and reliable, wants day or night yru rk. any kind, in city. Web. 0198. Siinuiions Wanted Female WASHINGS: experienced, white lady. Call for and del : work guar. DRex, 1236. Rooms tot Rent ASHLAND. 2139: cheerful room: near bath. Kenwood 1642. BELLEFONTAINE 243: nicely furn. rin.; 2 business girls: priv. fam. Ken, 3020. room:* for 2: prlv, entrance. Ken, 6146. CAPITOL Ave, 20 W 33rd front room new furnishings never been used tca n heat: close to car and bus line. No other roomer* Meals if desired Home privileges CENTRAL: steam heated room suitable for 1 ot 2. Ken, 6637, CENTRAL 2806 nicely turn., warm rm.: 1, 2 girls: prlv. home. Har. 4765-M. EVI6ON St 1130: modern, suitable for emp. coup, or 2 ladies. DRex. 2809-W Hazelton hotel •‘Under New Management.” Clean rooms, hot and cold water Reasonable 606 E. Washington. MA. 6791. feOYT AVE.. 1407: two clean furntahed rooms. Drex. 3203. PENN N„ ii OCt; attractive living-room and bedroom suite: warm; for three or four people. Riley 0688. SLEEPING rooms lor man and wife or two gentlemen Lin 1990. COMFORTABLY fur. rm.: ref.; gentlemen: priv. mod home.; garage. Wash. 8876. NICE, large, clean, modern room; 2 eraployed people: priv. home. Drex. 2468. ATTRACTIVELY furnished run.. 83 and up per week. Lincoln 7889. SPLENDID home. suit, for 3. Break, and _ din, if deair., pftv. hme. Har 1446 AV. FURNISHED rm.' for 1 or 2 gentlemen; walking dlstanaa. Lin. 8734. Ku. in <Ol Rent With Board ASHLAND 1606: nice rm.: priv. mod home': reas.: couple; 2 men, Ken. 5016 ASHLAND. 1606; nice warm rm.; couple or 2 gont'n: mod, home: $7.50. Ken. 5016. BELLEFONTAINE. 1005: board, rm. and launch: 87: walk, distance. Lin. 6689 CENTRAL. 2609: lovely warm front room: prlv,; home orlv.: Prot. Ken. 1195. , ILLINOIS. 2350: NICE RM. BOYS OR i MEN. NO OTHER RMERS RA 0725 J NOBLE N! 329: modern' steam-heated I room; 1 or 2. good meals Lin. 6787. PARK 1546 two lovely run.: Central car- , two meals, garage. Lin, 7113. 1 Washington, w.. 2025: room and S board: private home. Belmont 2125. /> want* employed lady to share modern home, web. 1527-M. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent DAMS. 2422: 2 furnished rooms: strictly modem; garage. Web. 3373 B. ALABAMA N.. 1013: housekeeping rms. everything turn.: children wel, RI. 1162 t BELLEFONTAINE 1727: 2 mod. rms [ down ft.: prlv, ent.: bgth: everyth, fur jf jhICELY 1

Househeeping Rooms BEVILLE N.. 1101: front rm.. upstairs neatly rum.: bath and eleetricty; use of phone; E. 10th car: S4. Web. 0472. COLLEGE. 1322: larjre furn. rm.; modern. Riley 2668. aloeninfr room. DELAWARE. N.. 627: mod. rm. and kitchenette. $6. also single sleep. rm.: $3.50. DICKSON. 114: larare front room, kitchenette; everything turn.. $7 wk. Lin. 4108. MILEY. 129: 2 furn.: 4ras. elec.: ground floor: *5.00. Bel. 120&-J. PARK. 1937: large front rm.. kitchenette. Couple, private home. Ken. 4802. Hoases for Rent CAPITOL N.. 2969; 4 rooms. S2O. Thirtieth, W., 147. 3 rooms: $18; semimodern- water furnished. Call Web. 1067 before 8 a. m. or after 6 p. m. CARROLLTON 3431 double bungalow south: 4 rms.: garage Ran. 2111, 1149 CHURCH ST H month's rent free five-room semi-modern: gas. electricity: water paid Reduced to $22.50 W B RUE BY 425 I.emeke Bldg. Lin. 1782 COFFEY. 650: 5-room and bath: water Paul: gnragc: special inducements. DENNY. N.. 427: five rooms, modern, new_jy papered and reflnlshed; gar. Irv. J 017. EAST. S. 1418; four-room cottage; electric lights and gas. Drex, 1107-R. EMERSON. N . 776 0-nn. mod double: garage: water paid. Irv 1468, FLORID Ave. 3242 6 rooms: garage 2 lots- semi-modern Webster 3373-R. Fulton St., 214: 4 rms., md.. ear. .$22.50 1340 W. 25th St.: 4 rms., moa..gr. 27.50 3125 Fsrkcr Ave.. 4 rms.. sent mod. 20.00 1810 E. 46th St., new 6 rms. sing. . 25.00 2168 Wheeler St.. 4 rms., sem-mod. 18 00 2302 Bellefontaine St.; 6 rms.. md 30.00 1912 Madison Ave.; 6 rms.. sm-md. 22.50 190;] if- New Jersey: 5 bedrooms. . 55.00 1340 Roache: 6-rm. mod 21.00 i 1914 Madison: 7-rm. single 25 00 A. F. ZAINEY. 122 N. Delaware St GRACELAND. 3930 • rt-room mod home HOEFGEN 1033: 3-room double: garage: sl4, Har. 1326, INGRAM. 1722: 7-rm. mod. single: water furn.: $35 Bel. 1616-J. KELLY, 1515; 4 rooms, semi-mod : toilet, water Inside; gar,, will deco. Ma. 6584. NAOMI. 1347: 4-room doubie- semi-mod orn. s'?o Bel. 3885. ; OXFORD N.. 610: 6-rm. dblc bk. porch, pantry, gar,, cist., red, rent. Web, 2240-R.-ROYAT. AVE 4604- dbl . 4 rms . ear.. 1 squiTc of St car: $lB. Wash. 2661 R 4_. SANDERS St.. 701: west half 6-rm mod double: $42- Including water no gar DRcx 5071’ or Wash 2196 after 6 n. in SANDERS. 704: 5-rm.. semi-mod.: water pd.: summer kitchen: S2O. DR 1097. SCHOOL ST 2026 5 rooms 4 lots barn sl6 mo'nth. Owner. Webster 1521-R. SENATE. S.. 525: four rooms, attic toilet, sink inside, gas. electricity newlv deootated; $lB. Wash. 5000. STATE. N.. 1220: 6-room modern, iust vaeated: $25: owner. 322 L Dorman. STATION. 2742: good ten-room modern, on bus line: S3O. Call New Augusta 703. VERMONT St E~ 1433: six rms : all modern - $32 59 Lincoln 5063 WASHINGTON St. E. 1133: 12 rooms. bath: 2-car garage: $13.75 nor week. 11TH. E. 2410: 6 rooms: modem; S3O Riley 4650 ' 13TH, E.. 321 7-room njoUt.ru lioi .c hardwood Poors good repair: eitv hot water heat, Call MTSS SATER RA. 2790 18TH 1141 W.: 5 riKims bath furnace: garage: S3O. Key at 1135 or DRexel 1418. 19th. E.. 815: lovely 5-rm. and bath, mod. except turn.. new:y dec, $25. Ktai. 3094 SEF DUNLOP X HOLT7GKL tor bargain* REAL ESTATE COLORED: 1437 Mass. Ave.: 5 rooms: gas, electricity. Irv, 0150-J, O. M. FOWLER REALTY CO. Eigteenth. W.. 1022 : 4-room double: elec, lights, gas: garage: sls. La Salle. 2715: 5-rm. bungalow: elec, lights, eitv water in yard; $lB. Ken. 5887. Main 6871. ONE-HALF double: 6 rooms: strictly modern: finished floors, porches cistern: | garage; fruit trees: water paid. Bel. 4257. FOR COLORED Nice five-room double: newly papered. 750 N Elder. sls per month. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 5- modern bungalow; wtst; S3O. BeJ. 4390 Apartments for Rent BROADWAY 920: 4-room modem apt. Lincoln 6031. APARTMENTS run RENT LIN. 5391 H. H. Woodsmall & 00.. Inc ■'We insure everything but the hereafter. NIGHT AND HOLIDAYS, PKKXF.L 2840 Business Places for Rent STOREROOMS, 8; splendid oppor. in fast growing locality, for bakery, shoe repair pressing cstab. or barber shop., spec inducements. Box 18. Times. Houses for Sate WE WILL BUILD anew bungaJow on your vacant lot if it is half or completely paid for No cash required. Phone us for plans anil terms. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. REALTORS 144 E. Ohio St. Main 3715 Res. Irv. 0534. M. NEW five-room house on cindered street. two squares east of Madison Rd. at Edgewood: lot 82x235; electric lights gurnge: small payment, balance monthly. H. M. STACKHOUSE. Main 0210 Evenings. Wash. 1152. WEST SIDE HOME Four-room house: well, cistern: good location: lot 35x150: only $l5O cash, balance monthly. A. J. MEYER REALTY 00. 805 Nat. City Bldg. Matn_6333. KEYSTONE. N., 3839; neat five-room modern bungalow, nearing completion, oak floors, neat decorations and fixtures; side drive, only $4,250. on terms: will take lot or late model car as down payment. Owner. Hum. 5229/ 6- bungalow. 1809 Wilkins: facing Rhorlius Park: large high lot. bound to increase in value. I will Bell cheap for cash or small - ayment. RILEY B. FULI.EN, Bel. 2809-1, Main 3034. $945 EQUITY in 7-room modern cottage for SoOO. Oan sublet three rooms; Rrivate. Has new roof and new furnace. .liny 5825, evenings. SELL or trade equity in lot north. Will consider electric washer. Ir. 3317-W. NEW YORK. W.. 1021: modem. Owner. 50 N, West St. ■ FIVE-ROOM house; pood bargain for esah. Call Bel. 4234. Farms for Sale WANT diamonds clear lots or auto, for $1 500 equity In bargain farm Owner. Main 0936. Res. Hum, 8368. Building and Contracting WE make repairs, improvements of all kinds, including garges. additions, general remodeling on mo. payment plan. Also build and finance homes. Let us give you an estimate. CIVIC REALTY 00.. 130 N, Del a Lin. 5050. Eve., Ken, 4247, ONE-CaR GARAGE $Ol All the lumber roofing and hardware necessary to build jt 1-car garage 10x16 feet only $67 cash at our yard. Build it viiiraelf Phoenix Lumber Cos web 0410 dem c siatt tor bxenunge ZAHND EXCHANGES Farms bouses apartments subdivision! All kinds of bust snywhere. a R. Market Storage and Transfer ESTABLISHED 1896 Packing, hauling ana storage. Low prices on city and overland hauling Phone us for estimates. OTTO j SUEZ Main 3028-2853 Webster *679-0699 W LET us figure with von on your moving Local or overland PARKER TRANSFER 11 Os? Olive Ave Bel 4307 T7ITY ING and mcking Reliable men Galt I BORNMAN web 6671 BROAD RIPPLE Trans and Gen. Haul. W. E ROPOCKER 821 E 64th Wa 4438. NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Oall at all times. Ran. 3741. C oat and Wooa No Charge for Wheeling Poca. 4-in. shov. Ip., McDowell. $lO W. Va. yin. cln. fkd. Ip. No. 5. $7.60 W. Va. 6-in. ip. fkd. No 6 8.00 W. Va. 2x4 ip. fkd. No. 6 7.25 W. Ky. cln. fkd. 4-in. lump .... 7.00 Large cln. fkd Ind. ip., No. 5. 6.00 Gen. No. 3 Red Ash Poca. mine run, 1-3 Eagle lump 8.00 Poca. frac. gen. Red Ash, Big Eagle 4-in. fkd. Ip 8.50 RED RIVER COAL CO. ~ 342 W. Tenth Lin. 1868. - Lin. 1868. INDIANA 2-ineh lump. fkd. ... .$5.25 Indiana nut and slack $4.00 W Va lump fkd. No. 5 SB.OO Two Tons. $15.50 J & I COAL CO 1905 Roach St. Ran. 2471. BI k A S *uTOSfcuiS B #- BEL 0272 EVE DREX 2775 Sue. Richland Coai Cos. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

Coq/ and Wood Ind. 4-in. fkd. Ip $5.25 Vigo County __ W. Ky 2-in. fkd ip $7.00 W. Ky 6-in. fkd. Ip *...57.50 No 9 Seam. . W. Va. 2 in. fkd ip $7.50 VV. Va. 6-in. fkd. Ip SB-00 Kanawha District 311 Guaranty llldg 4441 212 N Pine MA 4392 4393 357 W Kay l)Rex 1010-1011 FOR THE BEST CO*L OBTAINABLE Kindling With Each Ton Best Va block 6-in. large fkd SB.OO Best E Kv. 6-in block large fkd.. 8.00 Best W Va. 3xo lump cln. fkd 7.75 Best W. Va. 3x2 washed lp. cln. fkd. 7.50 Best W. Va. 3x2 washixi nut cln. fkd. 7.50 Best Va mine run 50% lump. .. . . 6.50 Kanawha Cos. Va.—Harlan Cos.. Ky. Gen Glendora 0-iri large blk fkd. 7.(6 : Gen Glendora 2x4 egg clean fkd 7.00 Try our Hoosier Aeh best Indiana No 4, bump well and holds fire overnight. Hoosier Ash oin block, cln fkd.. 7.00 Hoosier Ash 2x4 egg. cln fkd . 6.25 Best Linton No 4 6-ln blk eln fkd 700 Best Ind No 5 4-in. Id. fkd 529 Bfgl Ind No 5. 2x4 in egg c.-fkd. 575 Citizens coke, all sizes ...10.25 UNION ICE AND COAL CO DRexel 4021 1910 Bluff. If will nav voti to visit our vard and ! the ,|.f r ,...p Tv ., | n pood “IWERilfiiE FCAI m. Eugene Bt. and ('anal RAn. 0241 Dealers in the best of coals. High quality, correct quantity, first-class service. Try a ton ot our high grade coal and be our satisfied customer. White Ash, Fkd., $5.50 Ind. No. 6 4-ln. lump. FANSLEIi COAL CO. Lin. 7950. 936 E. Vermont. BEST—W Va. 0-ln. block, fkd.. Kaiv aw ha Countv SB.OO w: Va. 2xo-tn lp.. fkd 7.75 W. Va 2x4-in lp.. fkd 7.50 E Ky. 0-in block fkd.. Hazard seam \ 8.00 lnu t)-in lp . fkd.. No. 5 0.25 Ind 2x4 egg fkd.. No. 5 6.75 KINDLING WITH EACH TON Bethel Coal Cos. I)R exel 6200. 250 Beecher St. W - Vi. 4-in. fkd. Kanawha Is 7 75 W Ky 4-in fkd $7.00 Ind 6-ln. fkd Linton .SOOO Ilia. 3-in fkd Linton \95.50 HARVEY COAL CO^ Drex el 2094 130 fe Main St. We deliver anywhere lu the city. Business Announcements N^^VS^A^VVV‘VVVVVVVV^VVV-i^^VVVV' FEATHERS buunht sold and renovated* feather inattreßee and pillowa made E. F HUHKLE 41U Mass Main 1428. RUG Nxl‘2 THOROUGHLY CLEANED. S2 Superior Rug Cleaners, Ken. 4462. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGE 216 N. Illinois. LA MUR permanent. $5 For aoolnlmen’ call Mam 35.0 209 N Illinois. WANT miner hanging prices reasonable’ terms if di sired DKex 4837 W PAPER.'NG $4 ner room and up: material turn.: first-class paintlng. Ken. 3840. Business Opportunities BEAUTY PARLOR downtown; must sell at once: six booths Call between 0-8 p m. Bel 3388 R 2. BARGAlN—Drygoods store : new stock; nice fixtures Riley 6114. COMPLETE confectionery and lunch room fixturcs: priced reasonable. Web. 0306. Miscellaneous tor Sale BUFFET, dining tabic, both sls: leather „ rocker. $10: antique chest of drawers. S2O. 993 Mid, Dr.. Woodruff. We. 2771-W. CASH REGISTERS scales, grinders sltee.'.rebuilt, guaranteed Fixtures all Xlnd* pPKAGUE 22 W Ohio Main 0564 CHAIR. baby’s nursery: new; hajid painted ivory finish, sell cheap Call after Qp. m Main 5226. FURNITURE, parlor, bedroom and dining suttee: A. B, gas range; reap, Ir. 0921-R. GAS iT a'.n i . F.s used thoroughly over hauled $lO and up Delivered and *or nectexl Charier Koehring 882 Vlr Aye HONKV: choice olover: 5-lb. bucket. $1.40 delivered. SptYial nru-e to jobbers. SAM HOUSEHOLD furniture: chp. for qk. sale; Icavg eitv. • 1-449 N. N Jersey, M, 1885. MOTOR CAR high-grade, to trade . for north side lot. Call Ran. 2673. OIL range. Florence: in No. 1 condition. Bel. 3901 -R. RANGE, electric: two-burner- tireless, with oven. lOgl Hoyt Ave. Diex. 5120. RUGS—LINOLEUM 9x12 Brussels rugs in blue. tan. taupe and old rose at $12.50. Gold Seal Congoleum rugs in all sizes at $5.95 and up: all new patterns and perfect goods Imported Japanese rase rugs. 53.86 to $7.50 for 9xl o size. Inlaid Linoleum at $1.19 per yard. Felt base in beautifu. linoleum patterns at 49 cents per yard, all wraths, colors and' patterns. Brussels. Axminslers, Velvets and Wiltons almost reasonab'e prices. Look over our stock and get our prices before you buy. You’ll be surprised at our low prices on these beautiful perfect grade rugs. CHARGE ACCOUNTS ARE WELCOMED. DORFMAN RUG COMPANY 207 W. WASHINGTON. NEAR CAPITOL AVENUE. “IF IT COVERS THE FLOOR—WE HAVE IT." SHOP at home Special Christmas gifts cheap From factory to home. Ready made dresses, coats silk underwear. spreads, hosiery & handkerchiefs. Ir 2996. STOVE: good 3-burner oil stove: oak dinIng table. 1633 Hall Place. STOVE coaloil Florence. 3-burner, with oven: good condition. Hum. 6220. Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning! Vom surplus clothing furniture magazines papers will heir ut ti help others Salvation Arm? Indus trial Rcunr Phone for wagon Riley 9622 127 W Georgia Pets and Live Stock Male black and tan Terrier puppies, ' sls each. BOYER’S HATCHERY, Rl ley 6470. 34 N. Delaware. RABBIT AND NIGHT DOGS Musical Instruments GRAND PIANO OPPORTUNITY Kimball grand, apartment size, beautifully figured, brown mahogany, genuine ivory keys and new. low. tensoin scale, the latest invention in piano building. ÜBed by teacher for six months: exactly like new: now reduced $225 from former price. Three years to _pay. wilson-Stewart music co. •_ 44 N. Penn, St. Main 1287, _ PIANO. Cameron: oak case; good condltion: SSO. Riley 5896. PLAYER PIANO for sale: cheap for cash. 2708 English Ave-. BRAND NEW MARTIN HANDCRAFT SAXOPHONES. Greatly reduced. Brand new Martin Handcraft saxophones. genuine quadruple silver plated ! finish, gold bell, pearl finger tips hand made and guaranteed 60 years. Reduced to $80.50. Easv payment*. Wn.SON-STEWART MUSIC CO. 44 N. Penn. St. Main 1287. Money to Lean NEED MONEY Quickly confidentially and business-like dealings Is a nart of the service we rive vou LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 !/> E. Washington St. MA In *0585 Li ncoln 7134. REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS PURCHASED We buy from persons holding deeds real estate contracts of sale. Mr. Frey, the Washington Company 267 W Washington St MA 079iT LOANS 2% WHY PAY MORE! Loans on lurniture 1 Vfc <y, below the legal raie Lowest rate In city Indianspoils Public Welfare Loan Association 830 Occidental Bldg Main 6229 Southeast corner Washington and Illinois Loans with other companies paid of.

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(Bonded Lenders) “ESTABLISHED 1887" 300 ROOSEVELT BLDG N E COR ILI. & WASH STS MAIN 82S6—PHONE—MAIN 3280 QUICK LOANS sllO to S3OO riUk corporation <a operated uudei the supervision ot the Slate of Indians and provides a place where you may borrow Horn $lO * S3OO In a dignified, business like manner without paving mure than the legal rale of Interest nr without being 'inposcd upon in any wav vVe do 00l notify your employer neither do we make inquiries of friends relatives or trade* people Y'ou vet the monev in s few hours' time and without having any one sign vour note If vou are unable to call In person at our of flee phone us or write us and oar representative Will call at vour home MOUSiBMOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (Fourth Floor) Comer Pennsylvania and Wash Sts Kntrance 41 E Waahinston St Telephone M A ‘*92.S MONEY LOANED ON PERSONAL PROPERTY CASH IN 24 HOURS NO PUBLICITY—NO EXTRA FEES EASY REPAY PLANS. SECURITY LOAN CO. 136 N. DELA. LI. 5050. FIRST or Second Mortgagee on Indian spoils or Indiana real estate Prompt service R. B WILSON Lin 0104 1101 National City Bank Bldg. AUTO ACCOUNTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS MARION FINANCE CO LIN 1611 207 GUARANTY BLDG LOANS $lO TO S3O) Boom 613-14 100 E Market 8t Phone Main 1878 Auto Supplies and Repairs USED TIRES Wholesale and Retail $2 and Up. L SELJG & SON NEW and used oarts accessories tires and batteries for nraetirally every make of car for use Satisfaction guaranteed CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO 821-23 N ’iltnoia Main 6090 AUTO Tons Recovered Rex Glass En closures Copper Coil Auto heaters HA RIG MFG. COMPANY 1035 N Meridian St Lin 6302-8303 USED TIRES—S 2 CP. ELKINS lmO3* Automobiles Wanted WILL nav cah for vour car or roar eOU t. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin 4616 61 N, Capitol USED CARS bought and sold GOLD BERG 522 N Capitol Main 2638 Motorcycles and Bicycles WE BUY sell and exchange used motor cycles Good used parts for sale 'LIEN 8 609 vlass Ave Jdain 7029. Auction AUCTION SALE—Lost article* and unclaimed property, on which T. H I A E. Traction Company ha a den for storage will be sold at Louisiana St car bams, at 10 * m.. Wednesday Doc. 1. TIMES' WA NT A I>S LEAP TO STTOC>S9 Legal Notices State of Indiana. Jackson County, as: In the Jackson Circuit Court. December term. 1926 No. —. Sarah Pfaffenberger vs. Fred Pfaffenberger. To "Fred Pfaffenberger. Greeting: You are hereby notified that the above named plaintiff has filed in the office of the clerk of said court her certain complaint alleging therein among other things that you the said defendant, on or about the Ist day of June. 1917. being then a resident of the city of Seymour, in the County of Jackson and State of Indiana and the same being your usual place of residence, went to parts unknown and have continuously since said date remained absent and unheard from: that since vour departure you have inherited an undivided Interest in certain real estate In the State of Kansas, and your interests therein are suffering for want of proper control and supervision, and braving that your estate may be adjudged bv said court subject to administration and an administrator thereof be duly appointed. Now. therefore, you Qi p said Fred Pfaffenberger. delendant and abse-ntee as aforesaid, are hereby notified that said complaint and the matters therein alleged will come up for hearing and determination in said court at the Courthouse in Brownstown. Jackson County. Indiana, ou Monday, the 20th day of Deccmiier. 1026. or as goon thereafter as such hearing can be had. Witness the clerk and seal of said court at Brownstown. Ind.. this 13th day of November. 1920. VIRGIL P . FOUNTAIN? Clerk. OSCAR B. ABEL, Attorney for Plaintiff. Nov 16 22 2P-Deo. 6. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ADMINISTRATOR The undersigned, administrator of the estate of Ruthaiuia Harold deoeas and. hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Marion Probate Court of Marlon County. Indiana, he will at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of the oth day of December 1020 at room'd Aetna building, 23 N. Pennsylvania St.. Indianapolis. Ind.. and from dav to dav thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale all the Interest of said decedent in snd to the following described real estate: Lot number thirty-five (35) in John H. Master's subdivision of block numbers 61. 52 53. 54. 55 ami 56 In Tcmn'iu C. Harrison A Cbmpaiiy s addition to Indianapolis .accordin': to -no Plat, of said subdivision recorded in plat book 0 page 58 of th- records of the recorder s office fob said Marlon County. Also lot one hundred fifty-nine (150) In Joseph H. Clark's Third addition to the town of West Indianapolis. now part of the city of Indianapolis. according to the pint of said Clark's Third addition recorded in plat book 0 at nage 88 of the records of said recorder's office. Said sale will be made suhlect to the approval of said court for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate, and upon the following terms and conditions: * At least one-third of the purchase money to be cash in hand, one-half of the balance in not more than nine months and the remainder In not more than eighteen months from the day of sale, deferred payments to be evidenced bv notes of the Purchaser bearing Interest at 6 per cent rom their date, waiving relief, providing for attorney's fees, and upon confirmation of sale, secured by mortgage on the real estate sold. Said lot number thirty-fiv-(3s) mav he sold subject to a mortgage lien of S7OO and interest now thereon, or the purchaser at such sale mav be further required to give bond to secure the payment according to its terms of said mortgage which •is in favor of Mary E. Izor in 4he principal sum of S7OO with interest at 6 per cent from June 6. 1925. said mortgage appearing of record at page 620 of mortgage record 595 of the record*

Legal Notices of the recorder s office for Marion County. <uj< 1 subject to which gai(l real estate nifty be gold. NORRIS E. HAROLD. Administrator ot the Estate of Ruthanna Harold. dMeaac* Notice ia hereby given that the under-HiKiii-d. as executors of the .ast wifi and icrttammt of Hannah Rozalt r. late of Marion County. Indiana. deceased, will, buibuant to an order of the Probate Court of Marion County Indiana, offer for sale, at private salt-, at the otln-ea of Means & Ducnting. sj. to f2d Slate Lire building. Indianapolis. Ind.. ltw<*vi the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. on the Oth day of December. 1020. and from day to day thereafter until sold, all of the inter**t of said decedent in the following described real estate in Marion County. Indiana, to-wit; Parcel I—Lot numbered six (6) in James Van B lari cum s sutxlivision of out lot numbered 121 in tie city of Indianapolis, according to the plat of said Midi* turn. ;u4 recorded In plat book 2. at page 20. thereof, ot the records in thu office of the recorder of said county: Parcel 2—Lot numbered seven (7) in James Van Blaricum s subdivision of out lot numbered 121 in the city of Indianapolis. according to the plat of said addition. .*is recorded in plat book 2. at page 20. thereof, of the records in the oil ice of th< recorder of amid counts* Parcel H—Lot numbered nine 19) in James Van Blalburns subdivision of out lot numbered 121 in the city of Indian* a polls, according to the plat of said addition. as recorded in plat book 2. at page 20. thereof, ol the records in the office o the recorder of said county: . . . Parcel 4—Lot numbered one hundred eleven (111! in McCarthy s subdivision of the t ast part of out iot 120 in the city of Indianapolis, according to the plat thereof. as recorded In plat book 2. at HCJRhen of. of the record* in the office of the record* r of said county: Par-el o—Part of iot numbered ninetyone (fil ) In Ovid Butler s College Corner addition to the city of Indianapolla. more particularly described follows. Beginning at trie southwest corner ol the northwest quarter of said lot i>l in Ovid Butler s College Corner In the city of Indianapolis, being said Ovid Butler s subdivision in the south part of theaouth* east quarter of section fid. in township Id. north of rang*, fi cast, of the second principal meridian as shown bv plat iwok *. at page 71 thereof, of the records in tho office of the recorder of said county, and running thence north along and with the west hue of said lot. fifty (Ml) fret to a point thence east parallel with the south j line of said lot. two hundred eight feet and six (and) Inches to a point In thj w*t line of an alley: thence south along and with the wont line of said alley. afty w v.il (57) Get anil nix 1> mche* to the mid.il..- line of a former alley: thence | \vrt along and with the middle line or rui.l former al.ey. two hundred eight 1263 ) feet and nix (01 inches to a point j in the east line of Central Ave. in said < iLv • and thence north along and w_lth the ea*t 1 line of Central Ave . seven (i 1 feet and j six Hi) Inches to the Dlk.r of beginning I The tale* of said nal tate will he ma.lt- at nrivate sale for .ash in hand, free of eneuinhran.-es and aubieet to ine approval of said court. , CHARLES WBBTEN. SIMON II UR WITZ Executor*. MEANS & BUENTING. Attorneys. Automobiles tor Sale Buick, 1927 Model Master Six Coach Exactly the same as anew *ar: has been run only a few OafflAl hundred tulles: carries full ySBBfS -quiptnciit. including heater; an be bought at a substantial discount from new car : i rice Carl 11. Wallerich, Inc. USED CAR DEPARTMENT. '314 N. Delaware St. Lin. 5;>88. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. CHEVROLET TOURING, 1925 New tires 04 'mrtains in A-l condition throughout. A real bargain. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663.65 S. Meridian Drexel 4743 j CHEVROLET 1925 coupe: just the car you are looking for at the price you want to pay: $425 terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington. CHEVROLET. 1924 Coach: balloon tires. bumpers, spot hte, motometer. bar cap and mirror Ride in it and you will buy it. The price will please you. Open Sunday and evenings. STONE CHEVROLET CO . 220 E. New York. CHEVROLET. 1923 ton-truck chassis. closed cab: 6 good looking tires tubes and rims: special for today. $125.00 cash. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Wash. 1926 DODGE FOURDOOR SEDAN This car can hardly lie told from new- 5 good balloon tires Bargain at $750.00. Terms. Tins car ruaranteetr. EQUITABLE SECURITIES COMPANY 218 E New York Riley 5583 DODGE TOURING Has been reconditioned and is in excellent sham-: pried for quirk sale: Slot). F. L. SANFORD CO. 833 N. Meridian St. Main 4368 1926 DODGE BROS. SEDAN This car wouldAoi be out of place on anew car sales tleor; in every respect like new: $825. . _ F. L. SANFORD CO. 833 N. Meridian St. Main 4368. MibGE 1921 touring. cooi paint and top. 4 fair tires, motor sounds good; only $125.00. Terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO,, 290 E. New York. DODGE BROS. COUPE ’24 type with new paint and recondltione.l throughout. A good buy: $475. F. L. SANFORD CO. 883 N. Meridian St. Main 4368 ESSEX COACH, LATE 1925 In A-l condition throughout. A real bargain. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian Drexel 4743 1926 ESSEX COACH Driven but 3.000 miles: looks and performs like new; $550 F. L. SANFORD CO. 833 N. Meridian St. Main 4368 1926 ESSEX COACH Paint in fine condition. Motor mechaniculy A-l Price $550.00. Sixteen months plan This car guaranteed. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. 218 E. New York Riley 6683 FORD used cars. Always a nice stock of all models. Right prices, square dealing. THF. FItANK HATFIELD CO“ 025 N. Capitol. Authorized Fold Dealers. Open i evenings. Main 4708. FORI). 1923 coupe: high back, * racum j cup tires that look like new. excellent paint and upholstering, some extras; only $l5O with SSO down. Your money goes a long way here. STONE CHEVROLET ! 00.. 220 E. New York. Open Sunday, I FORD sedan 1923: $25 down, balance 53.50 week Good serviceable <nr. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES FORD. 1925 tudor sedan; just past one year old: was $325.00. now $275.00. See U 8 for bargains In used car*. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 F. New York, FORD coupe: flint class condition. S2O down. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES FORD BODIES Touring* Koad*ter Coupe* Sedan* ano L* ifonjiaiopg a PA tUIER FOHD Tudor sedan, 1920’ best of condition. Trade for any make car. s L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES# FORD. 1024 and 1922 ton trunk*; both have closed cabs, one stake and one express bodv: your choice SIOO.OO cash STONE CHEVROLET CO,. 541) E, Wash. HUDSON COACH, 1923 Mechanica'ly perfect; tone! rubber: new paint- lots of extras; a bargain STUTZ INDPLS. CO. HUDSON 1925 coach: balloon tires, mechanically A-l. Onlj- ¥650. Reasonable terms VIRGINIA MOTOR SALES. 050 Vl-ginla Ave. Oakland-Pontlae dealer*. MOON S tort Touring. 1923: mechanicaltv A-l : for quick sale $250, Terms if desired. VIRGINIA MOTOR SALES. 650 Vir- nta Av>- OnlUand-Pontiao dealer*. DEPENDABLE CARS AT LOW PRICES. SEE GARRETT McCRACKEN AT 46 S. CAPITOL AYE. MAIN 3599.

Automobiles tor Sate FOBDS at 962 N. Meridian St. Are Guaranteed by the W.-S- Red Seal Ford, 1924. eoupe; new Duco finish, balloon tires; lock wheel, spare tire and cover: an excellent buy a down. Ford. 1025, tudor *edan: original finish like new: upholstering elean and unworn: excellent tires, with spare and cover; S9O down. Ford. 1923. touring; starter, demnuntahles. good tires, runs fine; $35 down. Ford. 1926. roadster: driven 3 days: practically brand new: balloons and spare: lock wheel; S9O down. Ford. 1924. forder sedan: perfect shape. New Duco finish, seat covers, good tires and spare: $95 down. Ford. 1922 touring: looks and runs good; $75. terms. AND MANY OTHERS AT 962 N. MERIDIAN ST. “PERSONAL SERVICE. OF COURSE.” \Yangelin-Sharp Company 443 VIRGINIA AVE. Open Evenings. DRexel 5020. ARMACOST AUTOMOBILE CO. Ford touring car SSO | Eord touring car S3O ; Overland coupe SSO Dodge 4-pass, coupe $l5O Cleveland touring SSO Haynes sedan SIOO Ford coupe SSO 209 W. NORTH ST. . MA in 3264 SMITH & MOORE Used Fords Used I^ords $25 Down Payment Coupes, Sedans, Tourings and Roadsters. 20 to Choose From Make Your Payments to Us. SMITH & MOORE Authorized Ford Dealers 528 South Meridian St. Open Evenings and Sundays. MA in 6650. W. D. PYLE AUTO SALES CO. 322 N. DELAWARE ST. QUALITY USED CARS, KISSEL, HUPP STRAIGHT 8 ROADSTER, CHEVROLET jSEDAN,FORD TUDOR AND OTHER LATE MODELS PRICED RIGHT. \YE APPRAISE YOUR CAR AT ITS VALUE. RADIOS, DIAMONDS OR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AS PAR T i DOWN PAYMENT. SIOO—TERMS—S2S DOWN FOLLOWING CARS, WORTH 1 MORE, WILL BE SOLD TO THE FIRST BUYERS. MODELS FROM 1920 to 1923. Buick. Chevrolet Nauh Overland *23. Reo. Studebaker. CENTRAL BUICK, JUST COME IN AND ASK TO DRIVE ONE OF THE BEST USED CAR BARGAINS IN TOWN. 1926 Esorx Coftrh* 6 rood tire*: motor runs perfect; $460.(X). Terms or trade, P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. HUP CLUB SEDAN 1925. A real b&rgai. Will trade for any make car. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES. 1925 OLDSMOBILE 4-PASS. COUPE Disc wheels; completely overhauled and refinished: S6OO for a quick sale. Terms or your old car in trade. IVeh 3005. OVERLAND 4 SEDAN 1,926 Jtbrt like new. A real bargain for some one. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S Moridtan. Drexel 4743

STAR. 1927. 4-DOOR Sedan. S7OO. Same a* new. Guaranteed ear. $175 cash, balance $38.95 tor 16 month*. EQUITABLE SECURITIES COMPANY. i Gsrayc, 218 K. New York Bt. Riley 5583. !. * WILLYS-KNIGHT 1925 eoupe-aertan; rood /■al condition throughout: a barFain at $850: trade or term*. Carl 11. Wallerich, Ino. USED CAR DEPARTMENT 314 N, Delaware St. Lin. 5588. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. Don’t Buy Another Man’s Troubles You are ttafe when you take over the bil a” 00 ° n ° UI * rapo—Q—cd automo Your Car as Down Payment This is the time of the year fur the wise buyer, Real Bargains Cah, trade or small down payment will permit you to Drive It Home 1036 Hupp 8 gedan 1936 Chandler 7-I’aßs. Sedan 1026 Durant Sport Touring, 1920 Ford Touring 1926 Chevrolet Touring 1020 WhuiDet Coupe 1935 Eettex Coach 1925 Hupp 4 Touring 1925 Hupp 8 Roadutep 192-> Ford Touring (balloon*) 1924 ilupp 4-Paas Coupe 1924 Buick 4 Touring And 25 Others to Choose From Take Your Pick 825 N. Illinois Open Bunaav You Read tbe Want Ad*— Have vou tried to u*e them) It'* oa*y—Call Main 3500. Ask for an Ad Taker.

TOTAL LOOT FOR WEEK-END $4,000 (Continued From Page t) a window at the Joseph Sowar proeery, Nineteenth St. and Hillside Ave. Ac he entered the store they called police. Youthful liamlit A youthful bandit walked into the filling station at Twenty-Second and Delaware Sts. at closing time Sun day night, held up Willlarji Wilson, attendant, and obtained $75 loot. Wilson had placed all hut $25 in I the safe before the bandit entered. But the hold-up man was not satisfied with that amount. He forced Wilson to open the safe and took out SSO more, hut missed SBO. A man was seen leaving the William Schwartz dry goods store, 2430 Northwestern Ave., Sunday carrying two packages. Police found the | burglar had used a pass key to open the rear door, but they were unable to locate Schwartz and learn the loot taken. The same two bandits, police believe, held up a store, a filling station and were bluffed away from another filling station. They drove Into the Standard Oil Company station at 3335 W. Washington St., as Walter Greenwood, 420 Berwick Ave., was opening up Sunday morning and drawing revolvers forced him to open the safe. They took SBO and fled. Bluffed Away Twenty minutes later they attempted to repeat the stunt, at the Standard Oil station. King Ave. and Tenth St. Murel Hook, attendant, refused to open the safe, however, and the bandits declared they were “Just | fooling,” when he brushed their guns away and Ignored the command. Store Robbed The same men, police believed, held up Mrs. Alma Rahe, millinery store proprietor, 5502 E. Washington St., Saturday night and obtained SSO. No trace of two Negro youths who held up Lewis Coval, proprietor of a grocery at 2305 Sheldon St., Saturday night, getting away with about $8 after searching the entire store and also the pockets of Coval, has been found. According to Coval, | the Negroes walked in the store and ordered a dimes worth bananas. When Coval handed one of the men the bananas the man pulled a gun, searched his pockets while the other man searched the store. Two Attempts Police were called early Sunday morning to Thirty-Fourth St. and Keystone Ave. on the report of an attempted hold up. They found that N. K. Burkholder, Indianapolis Street Railway bus operator, had ' seen a man standing in the middle of the road with a gun leveled a‘ him;. Burkholder said he ran straight at the man and forced him off the road. No trace of him could be found. Late Satui-day police were called to Broad Ripple Park to search for a man who attempted to hold up a street car, as It was getting ready !to leave the park. Joseph O. Roa, 905 Coffee St. and William R. Ixive, I 1313 N. Seville Ave., In charge of ' the street car. said a man Jerked the trolley off the car and then pounded on the door. The man then i fled when Love, the motorman, j opened the front door. Twelve autos, valued at $6,680 by their owners, were reported stolen j over the week-end. Police recovered five machines, | valued at $3,075. Automobiles for Sale 1923 FORD COUPE GOOD TIRES AND PAINT. MECHANICALLY PERFECT 1900 Hudson Brougham $985 $lB5 down. A-l mechanical Qr: luuks like new. 1924 Hudson Coach $485 SBS down: new paint, good tires; A-l mechanically. 1925 Buick Roadster $695 $145 down: perfect condition, xood tires. 1935 Dodge Special Stslan ........$728 $l5O down; exceptionally (rood. 1924 Overland Sedan $335 $65 do ah; this car’s perfect. 1920 Overtnnd 6 Coach ..$685 $135 down; same as new. 1924 Ford Coins' .$3lO S4O down: good tires, new paint. 1924 Ford Tudor $265 $45 down; disc wheels, rood paint and tires. 1924 Font Fordor $205 $45 down: A-l mechanically anil (food tires. 1923 Ford Coupe sllO S6O down. State - Automobile Company Two Store* 533 N. Capitol 925 Vtnrtnfn Ave. Lincoln til 10 Drexel 5220 Open evening:* and Sunday

- MONEY TALKS THESE PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES BLUE feOOK PRICES ALL RECONDITIONED AND REPAINTED 1920 Dodge A Sedan 785.00 1026 Paige 5 Pans Sedan 1,175.00 1926 Jewett New Pay Sid. Sedan 8(10.01) i 1926 Jewett New Pav Del, Sedn. 875.00 i 1925 Studebaker Sedan 775 00 1925 Paige Spl. 4-])nr Brnughm. 1.175.00 1925 Jewett Coupe 800.00 1025 Jewett 4-Door Sedan ... . , 750.00 1025 Jewett Coaeh 750 OO 1924 Overland Touring 125.00 1924 Jewett Toe ring tVLuxe .. , 850.00 1924 Jewett Brougham 475.00 1923 Jewett Roadter 250.00 1923 Star Touring , 75.00 1923 O!dmobi!e Touring 150 00 1922 Chalmers Touring 1.50.0il 1022' , Murmon Touring 350 00 Special Ford Coupe 275 00 1920 Hupmobile -Touring 75.00 GEORGE B. RAY, INC., USED CAR DEPT. 1116-12 N. Meridian St. FORD COUPE with all extras, including heater. In wonderful conditionT S2OO. STAR COACH, like new. 1926 car: only 4 months old. Come In save the difference. 1925 STAR COUPSTER, used less than 7,000 # miles. Looks and runs same as new. Several other good buys.

NOV. 29, 1926

COOPERATIVE PEHN TO BE DISCUSSED Farmers, Laborers, Grocers,, Others to Be at Confab. Farmers, independent retail grocers, organized labor representatives, meat packers, manufacturing bakers, food canners and grain mill operators have been invited to attend a cooperative conference at the Y. W. C. A. Thursday night. Invitations have been sent out by Ray Vein Maple, 1614 Naomi S4t., who has devised a cooperative program, which will be discussed. The program, termed “industrial cooperation,” will deal with "providing a method for establishing wages in their correct ratio to gross j profits” and establishment of a pro- ! consumers’ cooperative ! society. Those whose names appear on the invitation, besides Maple, are W. P. Hapgood, president of the Columbia Conserve Company; Dr. Alva W. Taylor, secretary of the board of temperance and social welfare of the Disciples of Christ; Howard E. Jensen economics professor at Butler Fniversity; William H. Hobin, j representing organized labor, and John Rice, retail grocer. 10 GROTTOES OF STATE ORGANIZE 1 Raymond F. Murray Heads 5,000 ‘Prophets.’ Raymond F. Murray, attorney, 2422 Bellefontaine Kt., was chosen ! president of the newly formed State I association of the ten Indiana grotjtoea, Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm, at a j meeting here Sunday. Representa- [ fives were guests of Sahara Grotto, i The State association, with a mem- | hershlp of over five thousand, places Indiana among the first two or three States to have such an organization. A committee, headed by Scott Fish er of Elkhart, was appointed to investigate and recommend plans for a boys' cottage at the Franklin Ma sonic Home, to cost about forty-five thousand dollars. The constitution and by-laws of the State organization were drawn up and agreed upon at the meeting. Among the aims and plans of the new organization for the coming year are: A 10,000 membership drive; installation of grottoes in Muncie, Vincennes, Kokomo and Gary, and meetings of the State body in various cities. MAY CONVENE HERE American Historical Association Considers City for Convention. Word that Indianapolis has ! able prospects of entertaining the' ! 1y27 annual meeting of the American Historical Association was received from Albert J. Beveridge, chairman of the association's national committee. Col. John E. Reynolds, Chamber of Commerce secretary, has announced. Beveridge, who attended the eoun. i f il meeting in New York, telegraphed j friends here of th‘e possibility of the meeting being held in Indianapolis in December, 1927. The association is seeking a mlUion-dollar endowment fund, the Interest to be used for research work. The council will sub mit its recommendation next month nt the convention at Rochester, N. Y., for approval. EXPAND TRANSFER BODY / rruffians Commercial Haulers Rbui to Extend Organization. At the closing session of the ninth convention of the Indiana Transfer and Warehousemen's Association Saturday, plans were outlined to organize the Central States commercial haulers into a strong organization that will represent before Congress the Middle Westerners engaged In the trucking business. It was voted to change the name of the Indiana organization to the Motor Truck Association of Indiana and to extend its membership and increase its activities. Newly-elected President Kdwaro Feldman, Richmond, Ind., and Secretary Tom Snyder. will attend a meeting in Chicago all which first steps toward organizing the Middle West truckmen will be taken. HE KNEW WHAT TO DO Man Gets Into Police Car While

Oflteerw Hunt I lira, A man who knew what to do when arrested was slated at the city Jail Sunday night on drunkenness and malicious tresspass charges after he is alleged to have broken a glass In the machine of Mrs. Rea Glazier, 180 W, Morris ttt, ' Motorpoltee Tngue and Ferguson Went to Morris St. and Capitol Ave.. to arrest the man. After looking around for some time they started to leave and saw a man sitting in the rear seat, On questioning, they found htnt to be Delbert Miller, 2330 Union St., for whom they were looking. At the station Miller told the officers he knew how to find the turnkey's office without help. MAN FOUND ALONG ROAD Curtis Moon Taken to Hospital With Serious Injuries, Curtiss Moon, 61, of 1044 WM Michigan St., was found on the side at Emerlchsville Bridge early today. He was seriously injured. Roy Wilson, ltd N. Tremont Ave. aided by nn Indianapolis Street Railway Company bus driver, took the injured man to the city hospital. Moon was unable to tell what struck him. He was injured seriously about the head,