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The World Is On Wheels Thru Good Used Cars

■ s/ \ • MHag. Christmas Gift Suggestions Timely Holiday suggestions offered by merchants for all the family, friends aDd home.

Tlfiiis am Electrical XMAS Eleetrietty 1b golnbto pla.v a bit role In this Christmas celebration. There’ll be electric lisrlittne- on Ue frees mid electric contrivances in your home. Why not an electric Iron as a irtftf Merchants Heat aEid Light Company

Rugs—Linoleum oxl2 Brussels rues in blue .tan. taupe ; and old rose at $12.50. Gold Seal Con- ! soleum rucrs in all sizes. 355.05 and up All new patterns perfect Roods Imi ported Japanese grass rugs. $11.85 to $7.50 for oxl2. Wool fiber rugs. 9x12 1 $7.50. Inlaid linoleum. Floor covering tin beautiful linoleum patterns at 49c ; a yard. All widths and patterns. KrusI eels. Axmlnsters. Velvets and Wiltons i at most reasonable prices Look over our stock before buying elsewhere. CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W Washington St. near Capitol. “If it covers the floor, we have It A REAL RARGAIN Highest quality Kimball player; beautii *WILSON-STEWART MUSIC cro. 44 N. i’enn. St. -Main 1287. 'FURNITURE. NEW; overstaffed diningroom bedroom suites: direct from faci tory: big saving for cash. Har. 0740. BUY HER a Holland Mata washer or ironer. HOLLAND MAID CO. 700 Mars Av. Rllc_v 5o’IJ “EXTRA SPECIAL SIOO reduction on new latest model Kim bill 1 pinno. on liooount of slight uania?<' to case by railroad. Easy terms; .1 years WILSON STEWART MUSIC CO. 44 N. Penn. SL ; Main 1287. Funeral Directors BERT S GADD 2130 Prospect St Phone Stewart 2278 FLA NX HR & RUCIIANAN MORTUARY 23 vv Full Creek Drive. Phone, day or night. Kan 4400. 4401 or 4402. Operating 11-pl Ava POT,IS CREMATORY. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E Market. Main 0008. KRTEGER. WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Main 1164. 14 °' N f Rcs° l 8 BeL 3566-R 1 W. T. BLASENGYM i Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Drexel 2570. BTOFRTA RFRS - TTTSKV TUTUS 93 1 N De’a ware Main 3080 Special Notices PERMANENT WAVING, $5 La Mur permanent by expert operator. Irene Wagner Investigate this opportunity NEW BREVORT BEAUTY SHOP Main 357-1 209 N. liUnois tTHE Eiectreat Massage for colds and conI (rested nerves. LOLA WALKER. ___ 1112 Central Are.. Ant. K. Lin 8873. II Office hours from 9a, n). to Bp. IP. . i EoTtETRY and cat show. Tomlinson Hall. Jan. 0, 7. 8. 9. For free premium list address t. O. HEWES. 25 W. Washington St. Web. 1212 JIRAT and light treatment and massage. _ and other treatments given in your home ■•Call Randolph 7183. Miss Workman. SiAhGARET SELLERS. D. 0.. D C. N D Lleensed obstetric: maternltv cases: Internal hath and massage. 1 N, N, jer, Ri. 0683 Instructions < 'tTart<X'X’Rl^TTY BARBER COLLEGE 510 E, Washln? Jon_St_ Tnri Main 0003 Lost and Found jjT FOt 1 Nl>—Artirlw* fonod on IndlM | anolip streei car* yesterday; I SLED J BOSTON BAG , 7 UMBRELLAS I PAIR GLOWS 3 PACKAGES 2 PURSES SlNG—One karat diamond Shrme ring: lost Thursday night: possibly Denison or Fletcher oaferteria washroom. Liberal Reward. Indianapolis Athletic Club or Lin 4388. C. 8. DRAKE. 'LOCKET lost; somewhere tietween Columbia Club and 1400 Bellefontaine. Return to Elizabeth Green School for the , l)aaf. Phone Hum. 1012. Reward. BOSTON Bull Terrier: female; loßt on E. Wash., between Penn, and Delft. Sts. yame of “Beauty.” 1215 Bridge St. : POOL TABLE: home size; convertible into billiard table; complete outfit; good condition: sacrifice S4O. Riley 0705. BUIT blno cheviot;' removed from porch. 2840 Ruckle St. Main 0792. i ttKEIT:DIAMOND SUNBURST. RILEY j 2708. REWARD... _ 4 - Help W anted—Male ADVERTISING solicitor; have 'an opening for an ambitious young man who is desirous of learning one of the best paying professions; must work hard for advancement: very attractive future; must be neat-appearing ami have at least a high school education: some sales experience would be beneficial: fair salary to start gee MR, COPLEY at The Times. TYPIST with knowledge of chemistry , wanted. Call Fred Atkinson. RL 2174. Rooms for Rent CENTRAL Ave.; large comfortable room; steam heat; private home. Har. 3802-W. COLLEGE, 3038; lovely, cozy rm.: hot wa. and heat: priv., mod, home. Rail. 3487. ®OTEL; 359 W. Washington; holiday rates. AH $1 rooms 60c; 00-75-oent rooms 350; room and board. $7 week. ' ILLINOIS NT 23o0: lovely warm, front rm.: priv.. mod. hme; brd. if des Ra. 0725 ; ILLINOIS. N., 2330; nicely furn. rm.; 1 private, modern home. Kan. 8583, • EeNWOoIT 3184: desirable front room In private home. Ran. 2283. -1.642 E. MARKET; Bleeping rm.; modern . home; dandy for 2 young men; $4 per ! Week. ' XfIDDLE DRIVE Woodruff Place. 685 Wanted young man to ehsre beautifully furnished, modern room in private home Phone Webster 4680. ifEW YORK. 8.. 2202; nice clean room. furnished: I or 2 gents. Web. 4142. JiORTHT E.. 318. No. 6: nicely furnished private home. Riley 3338. after 6 p. m. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1100; 1 double rm.; hot and cold water: adi, bath. RI. 6688. Pennsylvania, n.. hoo: nicely furnished. warm rms.; running water: 3‘ or double. Riley 5088. AL. N.: nice, neatly furn. rm. in mod. me. We. 3807. betw. 8 a.m, to 6 p.m. rLBMAN —Well appointed sleeping modern; quiet surroundings; north close to oar; reasonable. Wa. 0969-W.

Rooms for Rent STRICTLY MODERN. FURN. RM.: PRIVATE, HOME PItrVILEGES. LIN, 6784. Room for Rent With Board TUXEDO, N.. 1134: warm rtu.; priv . mod home; gentlemen only. Wen, 3338-W, EXCELLENT roopi. board, laundry, tor 2private moderir home. Irv. 3434 CHILD to board: warm, comfortable home; mother's care DRexel 2896 Housekeeping Rooms for Rent DELA., N„ 414; room for light housekeeplng; fine location. Riley 4919. MARKET, VV., 1728; strictly modern but heat; private entrance. ; OHIO K„ 540; modern nousekeeping rm., $4,00: nice rooms. $2.60, $3. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1100; 2-room suite: living-room, bedroom: suitable for 3 or 4. Riley 568&. PRATT. E., ; nicely I uni stcam-htd rn l.; re anon a bleact •om. 4, Lin. 2475. TACOMaT'N.. 20; 2 FURN. RMS.. MOD.; HT„ LIGhT. GAS: PKI. lIME. WE. 3948. 18TH. E.. 621: 2 nicely furn. rms.: priv.. mod. 110 me; reference. Rllev 2461. 28TH. W.. 1025; two furn. rms.: modern: garage; $35 month. Everything fur* nlrned. Kan, 5929. _ WELT, furn.. mod. hsekpg. rms.: everythg. film.: close in: good home. Lin. 1248 Houses for Rent BI.OYD Ave.. 2043: 5 rooms; gas, water $22.50; bargain. Lin. 5743. 3126 CENTRAL AVE . 7 rms , mod.; garage $60.00 820 E. Georgia. 6 rms.; barn $20.00 1541 S. Randolph. 4 nil*., mod. . . .827.50 906 S Noble, 6 rms., mod., ht. fur. $35.00 723 Park. 4 rms.. mod $25.00 FRANK S. CLARK & CO. •>2ti E. Ohio St. Main 3377 DAWSON St , 811: upper duplex beat wilier. i-'iu-Hgc S3.- Call Kac OSOK DORMAN, 007: 4 rooms: city water paid: electric lights, gas. Call MR. MAYER. Rand. 5763, or MISS lI,G. Mam 6761. or evenings, MRS KLSNER. Irv, 3055, GRAY N. 821: 6-room modern douole LA SALLE, N„ 2037; 6 rooms; semi-mod era; good condition; s2l. Near car line. Irv, 0737-J. OLIVE St., 041: 4 rms.; gas, electricity: inside toilet: $lB. DRex. 251 BVV 1620 8. RANDOLPH; new four-room semimodern double; garage; s2o. MRS. SCHAFFNER Main 1570. RURAL ST,. N.. 1226: four rooms: seniimoderu bungalow: double garage: attic; $27. Call MRS. HLSNER. Irv, 3055. SHERMAN DR.. 2304: new 1-room modern; with garage: $25: water naid. See owner. 1222 Bancroft. STATE. N„ 410: 6-room modern single: 4car block garage: SSO. DR. 7543-W. TIPTON ST.. 2035: 5 ram : newly papered. elec., city water: 813. Ran. 6250. WASH.. E.. 2419: upper duplex:* 3 rms unfiim.: heat Ihts gas, $27.50. We. 5503 13TH. 321; 7-room modern house: hard wood floors: good repairs: city hot water heat. Call MISS SATF.R. Ran, 2700 SEE DUNLOP 3l HOLTZOEL for bargains REAL ESTATE ONE-HALF MONTH FREE RENT Madison Ave., 1012: 5-rm. semimd.s22.so 2168 Wheeler 9t.: 4-rm. semi mod. 18.00 2125 Parker Ave.: 4-rm. semlmod. 20.00 1246 W. 25th St.: 4 rms.. mod. gar. 27.50 2042 Sugar Grove Ave.: 5 rm.. md. 27.50 1246 Roache Ave.; 6 rms.. mod... 91.00 A. F. Zalney. 122 N. Delaware St. FOUR-ROOM house, rear of 4820 E. New York: sls. Main 4408 REDUCED ,KENT 718 N. Miley; 5 nice' rooms; in good condition, electric lights, eity water paid; resit only $16.50 per month. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL COLORED; Cornell Ave.. 2470: 4 rooms: electric lights, gas. city water paid; $16.50. Call MR. MAYER, Rand. 5763. or MISS ILG. Main 6761. or evenings, MRS. ELSNER. Irv. 3055. COLORED: 2817 Baltimore: 5-room cottage; lights, good well, garage, chicken house; sls month. 315 Peoples Bank Bldg. Riley 6441, GOODE Sc GOODE;

Houses and Flats Furnished MERroiAN. N.. 520. Apt. 17: 4 rooms; modern, beautifully turn.; reas, RI, 4535, Houses for Sale S3OO CASH, S3O MONTH 1905 ORANGE ST. • Real home: five rooms, city water, cistern. well, electrio lights, Inside toilet, garage. Look this over quick. "Contract for deed.” A. J. MEYER REALTY CO. 805 National City Bldg. Main 1633. IF YOUR LOT Is half or fully paid for, we will build Sou a modem or semi-modem bungalow. o cash payment required. Balance terms like rent. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. REALTORS. 144 E. Ohio. Main 3715. Res.. Irv. 0534 M. MODERN HOME BARGAIN S3OO CASH, $35 MONTH Lot 40x160 feet: six rooms, bath, furnace: good condition: three-car £hrnge. 910 E. Eleventh St. Quick action. "Contract for deed." A. J. MEYER REALTY CO. 805 National City Bldg, Main 1633, OWNER in California and muGt sell modem 5-room house; breakfast room, large finished attic, hardwood floors, furnace: newly decorated; price $5,200: S2OO down: S4O, per month. Located at 61 S. Bradley. Ptwme Irv. 3030. EQUITY in new. 5-room bungalow; on paved street* 1 square from school arid best of furniture: soso cash. 4315 E. Thirtieth St. Real Estate for Exchange ZAHND EXCHANGES Farms house* apartments subdivisions All kind* of bu*i. anywhere. 8 E. Market WILL trade $1,260 equity In $2,750 new. small home, near Speedway, for small rough acreage near Indianapolis Room 140. 220 N. Illinois. Building and Contracting WE make repairs improvements ot all kinds, including Barges additions gen eral remodeling on mo. payment nlnn Also build and finance homes Let us give vou an estimate CIVIC REALTY CO 138 N l)eln I.ln 5050 Eve, Ken 4217 ONE-CAR GARAGE $57 All the lumber roofing and hardwire necessary to build a one-ear garage. 10x16 feet onlv $57 cash at our yard Build tt your*elt. Phoenix Lumber Cos. \Vetv 0410 EkCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement tinea work Dr, 0736. Storage and''Transfer ESTABLISHED 1895 > Packing, hauling and, storage Low price* on city and overland hauling Phone us lor estimates OTTO J SUEZ Main 3628-2353 , Webster 1570 0690-W LET u# figure with vou on your moving Local or overland PARKER TRANSFER 1126 Olive Ave Bel 4307 BROAD RIPPLE Trans, and Gen Haul. W B. BODOCKER, 821 E. 64th Wa. 4433. Coal and Wood IND. 2-In BUOY. Ip 94-25 Ind. 4-In. fkd. Ip $5.25 Vigo County. W Kr 2-in. fkd. Ip $6.25 W. Ky. 6-tn. fkd. Ip $6.75 No it Seam. W. Va. 2-in. fkd. Ip $7.00 W. Va. 6-ln. fkd. Ip $7.50 Kanawha District Poco., fkd., 4-In. lump.* $9.00 McDowell County No 6 til Guaranty Bldg MA. 4441 12 N Pine MA 4392-4393 357 W Rav DRex 1010 1011 No Charge for Wheeling Poca. 4-in. shov. Ip., McDowell. $lO W. Va. 3-in. cln. fkd. ip No. 5.57.60 W. Va. 6-in. Ip. fkd. No. 5.... 58.00 W. Va. 2x4 lp. fkd. No. 5 $7.25 IV. Ky. dn. fkd. 4-in. lump ...$7.00 Large cln. fkd. Ind. lp., No. 5.56.00 Gen. No. 3 Red Ash Poca. mine run, 1-3 Eagle lump. .SB.OO Poca. frac. gen. Red Abli, Big Eagle 4-ln. fkd. lp $8.50 RED RIVER COAL CO. 342 W. Tenth. Lin. 1868. Lin. 1868. Ask About Our Iliinohi 6onT~ 1/2-TON, $3 No charges for wheeling In. CASH COAL CO. WEB. 6250.

Coal and Wood Kindling With Each Ton Better Prices-.on Better Coal Best Va. blk., 6-in. clean fkd.57.25 2 tons. $14.25 Best Va. lp., 3x6, clean fkd 7.00 2 tons, $13.75. BEST VA.. 2x4 clean fkd 6.75 2 tons. $13.25. Best Va. M. R.. 50% lp 6.25 Best E. Ky. 6-tn. block clean fkd... 7.50 Kanawha Cos.. Va.—Harlan Cos.. Ky. Gen. Glendora, 6in . large blk., fkd.. 7.50 Gen. Glendora 1p.,, 6x3, clean fkd. 7.00 Gen. Glendora egg. 2x4, clean fkd.. 0.75 Try our Hooaier Ash. bost Indiana. No. 4, burns well and hoi is fire over night. Hoosier Ash. 6-in. block, cln. fkd... 0 75 Jlooslcr Ash.. 2x4 ogg. clean forked. . 6.00 Best Linton No. 4. 6-in. blk., cl. fkd. 6.50 Best Ind. No. 6. 4-in. lp.. forked. . . . 5.75 Best Ind No. 5, 2x4-ln. egg el. fkd.. . 5.50 Citizens coke, all sizes 10.25 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DRex. 4621. 1010 Bluff. Tt will pay you to visit our yaixl and see the_ difference, ill good eoal. ISLAND CRK. 6-IN. LP. FKD.. GENUINE W. VA A $7.75 BEST W VA. t) IN. BLOCK. FKll. KANAWHA COUNTY . .$750 W. VA. 2x4 EGO $7.00 E. KY 0-IN. BLOCK, FKD $7.50 HAZARD SEAM KENTUCKY NUT $7.25 IND. 6-SN. LP FKD NO 5 Sd.oO IND 2x4 EGG. FKD. NO. 5 $5.76 SPRINGFIELD ILL. 6-1N LGE. CLN. LP : $6.60 SPRINGFIELD ILL. 2xo IN I.P .$6 00 KINDLING Wlfll EACH TON. BETHEL GOAL CO. DREX El. 5200 ' 50 B 1 CH KR 8 RIVERSIDE COAL 00. Eugene *St. and Canal RAn. 0241 Dealers in the beat ot coals. High quality, correct quantity, first-class service. Try a ton of our high grade coal and be our satisfied customer. HELLO, BACK AGAIN, MR. BRAZIL BLOCK, Pea and Nut *4.50 Try our Kentucky Wonder SB,OO Low asa and lull heat. W Va lump SB.OO Call for Prices EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL CO. 034 Fowler St Main 6930. NO CHARGE FOR ' WHEELING Poco Shov. Lp. No. 4 $8.75 W. Va. 4-ln. Lp. Fkd. No. 5..57.50 Ind. 3-in. Lp. Fkd. No. 5 $5.60 JACKSON COAL CO. Roach at Burton . HAr. 0210. W. VA. 4-IN\. FK IK A N VWHAI .'.;.*7.50 ’ 2 TONS $14.60 W. VA. 2x4 EGG. No. 5 7 00 IND. 6-IN., No. 4, FK.. LINTON..! 6.00 IND. 3-IN.. SHOVEL 4.05 HARVEY CO Alt CO. 130 E. Morris St. DRexel 20&4. POCO. Shov. I|. No. $8.50 W. Va.. 4-in. lp. fkd.. No. 6 s7.ho Ind. 3-in. lp. fkd.. No. 5 #1.25 J. & I COAL CO 1205 Roaeh St. Ban. 2471, BLACK DIAMOND INDIANA. $6.60. MIKE WNOWITZ. 115 RICHLANp ST BEL 0272. EVE DREX 2775 Sue. Richland Coal Cos Business Annou^emeni^ FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated: feather rnattreeses and oillows made E. F. BURKt.K 416 Mnss Main 1428 SAF ETY I { AZOR HI>ADES Sharpened I'UTTI.EIXiE 216 N llliiuit* RUG. 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED S2. Superior Rug Cleaners Ken. 4462. PAPER. NO $4 tier room and up: material turn.: flrat-elaaa nnl’itnig Ken 3848 Business Opportunities SIGN SHOP—Equipped: downtown loeation. 13.> "77_. MARK roomlni houM ltr sale: cheap. 11 rooms. Miscellaneous for Sale CASH REGISTERS scale*, grinder*, sllrer* rebuilt, guaranteerl Fixture* all kind* SPRAGUE EX 22 VV Ohio Main 0564 DAVENPORT 1 : goodrTeattier; 8-pe.. fumed oak dining-room guite. Hum. 2384. DINING-ROOM furniture: $35 Hum. DOLL BUGGY- eot sls- good na new Priee $0..i0. 831 Teeumaeh St. _ ELECTRIC ironer "Simplex" ss(p 2-tub electric waehe: $25 Randolph 5460 FURNITURE equity in liAv 6-room bungalow : ;:r. and etreet: one aquaro from acliool: v-.mir living-room suite. 2 bedrooms complete and other f unlit lire; In best of (xmdition; $550 cash. 4310 E. TTiirtieth St. GAS RANGES used thoroughly overhauled $lO and up Delivered and ’on nected Charles Koehriim 882 Vtr Aye. HEATING stoves; large or small; A-l condltlun. Drexel 3071. 1006 S. East. lampT nice table; door lamp mid waterpower washing machine; cheap. 2815 Franklin Place. WELDING outfit: Ox_v-Acetylene: fine condition. Webster 2425-W. WIND BREAKER covers, water-nroof tar Paulina and covers, all sizes in stock BOOZIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS CO . 1302 W Wash. BUY her an electric washer or Ironer for Xmas. Several demonstrated machines at big discount. 700 Mass. Ave, RI. 5521 Clothing FLANNEL and wool dresses from $6 to $10: piece goods at less than wholesale prices. 404 Murphy Bldg. 32 E. Geor. If* B a * r DRESS. CLOTH NEW. SIZE 38. LINCOLN 1Q63 Miscellaneous Wanted

/ Good Sonmd Yellow Ear Corn Wanted at the STOCK YARDS Ma„ 0196 HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazine*, paper* will help us to help other* Salvation Army Industrial Home Dhone for wagon Riley 6622. 127 W Georgia. Musical Instruments XMAS SPECIALB Ten brand new console style phonograph*. $45 each. Ton records FREE with each phonograph. * ■ Sniakl down payment, balance $2 per week. INDIANAPOLIS MUSIC SHOPPE 4172 College Ave Open evening* Hum. 4280. $2,250 REPRODUCING GRAND Piano well-known make. Good a* new. Owner leaving city. Will eell for $996. Term* to reliable party. Phone Ran. 2346 PIANO, Gulbranson player: almost new: half price. Wash. 2769. REPRODUCJ NG G RAND PIANO Will sacrifice my equity. \m leaving eity. Opportunity for someone to make a large saving, instrument can be Been first of week at my home. Write Box A-154. ohm of Times. FOR SAUE—Price Teeple upright piano: good as new: SIOO to first buyer. 578 E. Drive. Woodruff Place. Web. 0973, PIANO, Hampton upright; fine tone; bargain. Har. 3(398-J. Pets and Live Stock Male black anil tan Terrier puppies, sls each. BOYER’S HATCHERY, RI ley 6470. '34 N. Delaware. DOG. male. German police. A wondarful playmate for childfNis watch dog they are unexcelled; cheap! Web, 5123. PUPPIES. Airedale; 4 mo. old.; pedigreed papers- good Xmas gifts. DRex. 0430. COLLIE PUPPIES, SCOTCH- ALSO A GOAT. IRVINGTON 0467-fi 8. tfIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

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Money to Loan to,daF “ 1887” People Prefer Our Sendee To Help Solve TheiC Money Problems Investigate our easy-to-pay Twenty-Payment Plan Loans GET $ 50. PAY BACK $ 2.50 A MO " 4100. " “ $ 5.00 " fSOO. " “ SIO.OO •• S3OO. *• •• $16.00 •• With interest. Payable monthly. Pay Faster If You Wish. (Less cost) All business confidential. We Loan on Furniture, Pianos, ictrolas, Radio Sets, etc., without removal. Also Loan on -Diamonds. K' ie In 6 iti Formerly Indiana Collateral Loan Cos. ~~ MONEY ' w* loan you any amount up to S3OO on your furniture, fixture*. Plano automobile. allowing you from one to thirty month* to repay the loan. $25. total cost 4 month*. 52.64 .. S4O, total cost 4 month*. $350 $75 total cort 4 month*. $6 56 $l5O. total cost 4 month*. $13.13 All other amount* ame proportionate rate. No deduction*. No endorser* TELEPHONE APM-ICATIONS RECEIVE PROMI-T ATTENTION. MA in 2983 American Loan Company 347 Bankers Trust Bldj. Comer Pennsylvania and Ohio Bta. LO AN B—slo~rd~8 —$10~rd~ S3OO ON HOUSEHOLD QOODB PIANOS ETC WITHOUT REMOVAL Ten yeara of Intensive Investigation have proven that this bitaineg* rueate a real economic netcl. Indiana pal a law retting a fair late of interest and licensing the lender Loans are made for thousand* of different punioeea. If you need money In emergency do not hesitate to call phone or write either of our office*. Repayment arranged in easy monthly ln*taUin lit* of principal and interest. Loan* can be reduced or paid In full any Hme Interest ee:e-e immediately on every dolrepaid POPUi.Ait FINANCE CORPORATION 106 hi Market St. MA In 1278. Room 513-14 Leracke Bldg. NEED MONEY? Quickly, confidentially and busine*-llke dealing* 1* a part of the service we give vou LOANS ON Pianos, Antos, Furniture, Etc. ' CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 1 /* L- Washington St. MA In 1)585. Lincoln 7184. MONEY LOANED” ON PERSONAL PROPERTY CASH IN 24 HOURS NO PUBLICITY—NO EXTRA FEES EASY REPAY PLANS SECURITY LOAN CO. 136 N. DELA. " LIN. 6050

We buy from person* bolding deeds, real estate contracts of **le. Mr. I rcy the Washington Company. 2j7 W. Washington Si. Main 9792. LOANS 2% . WHY PAY MORE! Loans on furniture 1 H per cent below the legal rate. Lowest rate in city. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association 330 Occidental Bldg. Main 8229. Southeast comer Washington and Illinois. Loans with other companies paid off. FIRST or Second Mortgages on Indianapolis or Indiana real estate. Prompt service R. R WILSON, Lin 6104 1101 National City Rank Bldg, PERSONAI loans, SIO to S3OO. Ho todorser* JN„ publicity. HOUSEHOLD 404 'k N( K e MalD AUTO ACCOUNTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS. _ MARION FINANCE CO. LTN 1581 207 GUARANTY BLDG Auto Supplies and Repairs USED TIRES Wholesale and Retail $2 and Op. L SELTG A SON. GOOD USED TIkES. 3117 W, Washington. Del. 4300. kEW and - ured oarts .cceesorlos tlge* and batteries for practically ever? make of im t&ajfaw AUTO fops Recovered Re* Glare Eo Cloeures: Copper Coll Auto Heater*. .HABIG MFG. COMPANY 1085 N, Meridian Si Lin 8302-8308. ELKI Automobiles Wanted WILL pa.v cash for vour car or tout equity I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin 4516, 661 N. Capitol, Vi AVTED—Used B'ords. any condition; cash pd.: day and night. Lin. 8750. 934 Mas*. Ave. USED CARS bought and sold GOLDHKHG 522 N Canitol. Main 2638. Motorcycles and Bicycles WK BUY sell and exchange used motorcycles Good used parts for sale AL LEN'S, 5(19 Mas* Ave. Main 7029, Automobiles for Sale BUTCK. 1919 touring; a 8-cyllndar car for SIOO that has a lot of unused mile* left to it: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET 00.. 220 E. New York. Main 4447. CHEVROLET. 10?3 touring: lock wheel. bumpers, spotlight brand new paint. This car had a good home; should ril today: $55 down, sl2.ss_per month for 10 months. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 640 E. Wash. Open evening* and Sunday. CHEVROLET coupe, 192fi- extras, $42|J: term*. VIRGINIA MOTOR SALfeS CO-. INC.. 650 Virginia Ave. CHEVROLET. 1925 coupe; only driven 87000 miles: upholstering look* like new; has spotlight; in wonderful shape all through; $l6O down. Seo us for bargains In late model*. SToNe CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Wash. CIMVROLET. 1923 coupe; 4 new cord tires. We have too many of this model: sacrifice _priee of sl7s' terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 A, New York, CHRYSLER 58: two-door sedan: driven verv little; fully equipped, including extra tire. To see this car is to appreciate ita value. 1110 N, Meridian Bt. [ Dodge 4-Door Sedan 1925 Model This car has had wonderful care and is a reai good buy at our_ price. Convenient terms. s' "TALK TO TEMP.’’ Paul L. fioeltke Motor Cos. —ELCAR—--1020 N. Meridian. MA. 1850. DODGE, 1921 touring; good'paint, top and upholstering; repossessed: will sell for unpaid balance; only $125: terra*. STONE CHEVROLET OO- 220 E. New York. 1926 ESSEX COACH Price S4OO. SIOO caeh: balance 18 months. Guaranteed to be mechanically right. EQUITABLE SECURITIES v " CO. GARAGE. 218 B. NEW YORK ST, RILEf 6683. f

Automobiles for Sate SANTA • SALE 20% Off A MID-SEASON CLEAN-UP That the new year may be started with a clean slate. An exceptional opportunity to buy a dependable amazingly low prices. We are offering cars of almost every standard make, including MANY CLOSED MODELS AT PRICES RANGING FROM SIOO TO 51,500 If at all interested in the purchase of a good car don't fail to see our wonderful display conveniently located downtown at 314-20 N Delaware St. FAIR TRADES EASY TERMS Carl H. Wallerich, Inc. USED CAR DEPARTMENT 314 N. Delaware St. Lin. 5588. Open Evenings and Sunday. " 1927 ESSEX" COACH .All •trfl body; t&kea this car; 10 months to pa>. ruarantaeo by ua to be mechanically right. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. OARAGE, 218 E. NEW YORK ST. KII.Et 5583. 1926 ESSEX .-.Ta.-h. $.375 " P. B. BMill/ AUTO CO 450 N, Capitol 1925 ESSEX COACH $395 take* this car: $76 cash. $22.72 for 16 months. Traded to us by responsible man. Car In A-I shape .Guaranty*! by u EQUITABLE SECURITIES GARAGE. 218 E. New York St. Ri. 5583.

FLINT BROUGHAM 1927 Model. Fully equipped. Like hew. Can be purchased at big saving. Call WAsh. 1576. ?X>RD—Four-door sedan. 1924; lock wheel. 5 cord tire*, seat covers, mileago not to caused 3,000; motor A-I; down payment SOO. SMITH & MOORE. Inc., authorised Ford Dealer*. 528 S Meridian St. Open arwilnga and Sunday. Main 6650 _ 1020 FORD louring, etarter and demountable nmi with 1925 body; in fine shape; sl6 down. „„„ _ . WANGELIN-SHARP 963 N. Meridian St. 443 Virginia Avo. DRoxel 5020. FORD—Coupe. 1025: lock wheel. 5 balloon tires, speedometer and windshield wiper; down payment S7O. SMITH & MOORE. Authorizeil Ford Dealers. 528 9. Meridian St. Main 0650. FORD TUDOR SEDAN 1925 With 5 balloon tin and lots of extras; priced low with liberal terms. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663 65 9. Meridian Drexel 4743. - FORD—Tudor sedan. 1926; speedometer. automatic windshield wiper. balloon tires; will give new car guarantee; down payment sßn. SMITH A- MOORE. Author ized Ford Dealers. 528 8. Meridian St. Open ev* plugs and Sundays. Mam 6650. 13-4 FORI) ludur; new D'lco, loel< wheel, 5 cord tire*, seat cover*, speedometer: $75 down. WANGELIN-SHARP 962 N. Meridian St. 443 Virginia Are. DRex el 5920. kORD. 1923 touriiig; fair tirea, good motor, ahock absorbers, brand new paint, loclt wheel; better than the average cor; the price is right- $110: term*. BTONE CHEVROLET C 6.. 220 E New York. FORD coupe 1926, used about 90 days: SIOO down, balance terms ROY WILMETH CO 720 N Meridian SI Lincoln 5875. Open Evenings 1924 FORD coupe, with lock wheel, fine balloon tires, new Duco finish; $75 down. WANGELIN-SHARP, 963 N. Meridian St. 443 Virginia Are. DRexel 5020. FORD COUPE, ’25 MODEL Mechanically perfect; only $175 00. W. D. PYLE AtJTO SALES CO. 322 N. Delaware Bt, IMS FfiRD roadster: fine good tire*. ■tarter and demountable rim*; A-l Shape; $25 down WANGELIN-SHARP. 963 N. Meridian St. 443 Virginia Ave. DRoxel 5020. FORD touring 1026: ~a real boy; SBO cash balance terms. ROY WILMETH 00. 720 N Meridian St. Lincoln 6875 Open Evening*. FORD COUPE, 1926 Balloon tires and In A-l condition throughout. A real bargain with easy terms. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1863-65 S. Meridian Drexel 4743. 1926 TUDOR Ford, but six months old; 8 balloon tires, good paint: 8100 down. WANGELIN-SHARP, 963 N. Meridian St. 443 Virginia Ave. D Rexel 5020. FORD coupa 1928: used about 90 dave' SIOO down, balance term*. ROY WILMETH CQ 720 N Meridian St. Lincoln 6875 Open Evenings FORD. 1024 coupe: nickel radltor, 4 fine tire*, lock wheel, visor mirror, windshield wiper, new top deck, excellent paint! direct from original owner; S7B down. STONE OHEVROLET CO., 540 H. Wash fORD touring. 1926: a reai buy: SBO cash balance terms. , ROY WILMETH CO 720 N Meridian St. Lincoln 5876. Open Evening* FORD. 1923 four-door et<3ari: rear bumper, lock wheel, mirror, heater. vlsol. 4 goodlooking tires: $65 down. STONE CHEVROLET CO- 220 E. New York. 1926 HUPAIOBILE 8 redan; driven only 800 miles. A real automobile for only *1.250. W. D. PYLE AUTO SALES CO. 332 N. Delaware Bt, Maxwell. 1923 ootjpß. Reflnlshed and in good condition: $296: term*. _ CENTRAL BUICK CO. Used Car Store. 120 W. North St. Lin. 1996. Open Evening* 1924 OLDSMOBILE Four pass coupe: new paint, five nearly new tires, A-l mechanically; price cut to $395. F. L. SANFORD 833 N. Meridian RICK F NBA UK HR 1023 OOUPEr Four-passenger; excellent shape; $495; terms. CENTRAL BUICK. 00. Urea Car Store. 120 W. North St. Lin. 1995. Open Evenings. SPECIAL TODAY 1023 Stutz Sedan $460 1923 Stutz Sport $450 1923 Rtckenbacker Sedan SSOO 1923 Stephens Towing $275 1921 Stephen* Sedan S3OO 1921 Peerless Coupe $250 STUTZ INDIANAPOLIS CO. 957 N. Meridian Open Evening■ and Sunday A. X.

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Her© 1r a list of needy families for The Times Santa Claus Club to care for this year: FAMILY No. 96 A. little family of mother, father and two small children will be thankful for anything provided to make a happy celebration on Christmas day for the little ones, who are a girl of 2 and baby boy of 2 months. A basket Is recommended also. FAMILY No. 97 A widow with a small income from the Government, due to her husband dying from lung trouble contracted during his stay In the trenches, is trying to make ends meet a-id supply the extras for her little girl of fi and boy of 2, for Christmas. A doll for the girl and toy for the boy with a nice basket would be thankfully received. FAMILY NO. 102 Little Negro folks are looking forward to seeing Santa this year, too. This family of three boys are especially anxious to be remembered. The youngest, just a year old, is In the hospital. The other two atta 4 and 7. The mother is a widow Rnd cannot work because she must keep the baby happy while being treated in the hospital. Clothes for these youngsters would be appreciated, also cool and good staple groceries. FAMILY NO. 103 Six children In this Negro family are hoping for the trimmings' and a Christmas dinner. Girls are 14, 9 and 5; boys 11, 7 and 8 months. Father Is a good worker, bul his Income Is too small for all. The mother will he able to work as soon as the baby Is old enough to be left In a day nursery. Coal and toys would be welcomed, together with a generous basket. FAMILY NO. 104 A Negro widow woman who lives all alone would like a gift of a white apron, a pair of heavy hose and some coal. She Is deserving of a nice Christmas basket, too. Recommended by Flanner House. FAMILY NO. 107 A young girl of 18, widowed before her baby of four months was bom, is struggling to support her little one, and her aged grandparent-i with whom she lives, one the J 8 shb earns. Grandfather works when he can, and when there Is something that an old man can do, but that Is not often enough to increase the tiny funds for Christmas extras. Grandmother Is nJt well and is an added worry to tl Is girl, made old before her time. She wants some little dresses for her baby, but she needs clothing herself very badly In order to go on with her work. Gifts of clothing for them and some little rememberances for the old people as well as a generous Christmas basket are real y necessary In tlx s family. Recommended by the Family Welfare Society'. FAMILY NO. 108 An old man broken down In health Is supporting his wife and crippled daughter, 19-years old. The girl has

Automobiles for Sale 'WVWs/VW/WVWWW^/VWWW\AAAA Special Christmas Offerings Buick 1925 Master 6 Sedan. Chevrolet 1926 Coach. Chrysler 1925-70 Sedan. Packard 1924 St. 8 Limousine. Ford 1925 Coupe, every possible extra. WILLYS-KNIGHT 4 COUPE SEDAN 1924 model; 6 tires without a blemish; motor in perfect condition: in appcaranoe and performance this car will mee\ rigid inspection. Owned by a caro.ul, conservative party. The price Is low and terms can be arranged. Best buys In town for your selection. Locomobile 956 N. Meridian. Din. 1171. ARMACOST AUTOMOBILE CO. Ford touring car $35 Ford touring car $25 Overland coupe $35 Cleveland touring $35 Haynes sedan ... .j $95 Ford coupe $35 Studebaker Big 6 touring..s9s Anderson Touring $95 209 Wo Nortßn St. MAin 3264 CHRISTMAS SALE These cars have been carefully chosen from our-large stock because of their exceptional value. 1925 Oakland coupe; four-pass. SB6 down. 1926 Ford roadster; nerw paint; $35 down. 1924 Ford 4-door; new paint; $55 down. STATE AUTOMOBILE CO. TWO STORE ' 638 N Capitol Av*. 935 Virginia Ave. Lta. 7301. Drag. 5826. REPOSSESSED OARS Sold for balance due. Open and closed models of standard makes. Small down payments. Long terms. SHERFICK’S ' 825 N. Illinois.

a badly Injured hand and cannot work. The father’s insufficient income barely supplies necessities and will not be able to take care of Christmas extras A big Christmas basket and gifts would be appreciated. FAMILY NO. 109 Laid off just before Christmas! That Is what is making It so hard for this father of three little tots to bring old St. Nick Into his home. The mother Is expecting another little one soon. Toys and romper suits for the two boys. 2 and I*4 years, and baby girl are greatly needed, besides a Christmas basket. FAMILY 110 The father of this family of five children, although working every day, has Insufficient income to supply many of the necessities, let alone Christinas joys. The boys are 15, 8 and 6, .and the girls 3 and 1. Basket and Christmas toys are wanted. FAMILY NO. 11l Cement workers do not have nTUch work this season and father can work only a few days each week to buy food,, clothing and coal. He has no extra money to buy Christmas presents and a Christmas dinner. A basket, toy's and books are wanted for the family including two boys, 11 and 9, and two girls, 13 and 5. LANGLEY BENTON' REVENGE Former Representative, Free on Parole, Will Write Book. flv Untied Pres ATLANTA, Ga.. Dee. 21,—Through a book, “Smoke Screens of the Cumberlands,” former Representative John W. Langley plans to wreak revenge on those he claimed were responsible for his being sent to prison for conspiracy to violate the Volstead act. "Startling revelations" were promised by the former Representative just before he walked out of the prison here yesterday on parole, aft* er serving eleven months of his twoyear term. The book, he said. Is not yet complete. He wrote a number of chapters while In prison and will finish the work in his home at Plkevllle, Ky r . The Cumberland Mountains of Kentucky, referred to In the title of the book, are famous for moonshine whisky and skirmishes between bootleggers and prohibition officers. Langley was careful' In discussing his book not to say anything that might be construed as a violation of his parole, but he Indicated that the contents would not -be marked by restraint. “And every word that I shall make public will be published under oath," he said. Unless Langley Is given special permission by the Attorney General, he will be forbidden to leave the boundaries of Kentucky while on parole. This Is expected to give him plenty of leisure time to use on his book. Friends of Langley predict he will almost Immediately plunge actively into politics, hoping to be re-elected to Congress when he Is no longer on parole. His wife has been elected to his seat.

FIRE AND BLAST cutoff™ Massachusetts City and Six Towns Affected. Bv United Press BRYANTVILLiE, Mass., Deo. 11. —The regular water supply of one city and six towns was cut off today by an explosion and fire which virtually destroyed the Bryantvllle pumping station here. Engine four of Brockton, while speeding to this village to aid In battling the llames, was w’recked on Temple St. hill, in Whitman, when it skidded into a hydrant and crashed against a telephone pole. Two men on the apparatus, Driver William McGowan and Engineer Gorham Pettigrew', were thrown td the street but escaped serious injury. Asa result of the fire it was necessary to turn off the regular water supply to Brockton, Bryantvllle, West Bridgewater, East Bridgewater, Hanson, South Hanson and Whitman. The Woodland Ave. station of Brockton has been put Into emergency operation. INTELLIGENCE IN - POLITICS. PLEA Dr. Hall Heard by Women Voters. “The remedy for the evils of democracy is not more democracy, but rather the more intelligent use of what we now have,” declared I>r. Arnold Bennett Hall, president of University of Oregon, in his address on “Demagogues and Democracy” before the Indlanapoltp I>frue of Women Voters at the Claypool Monday noon. “We always will have the demagogues,” Dr. Hall said. "The aim should be to limit his power to function.” Declaring that political convictions based on prejudice and ignorance was a fertile field for the demagogues, Dr. Hall made a plea for more thinking in politics. Mrs. Fragile D. Hatfield, the president, who presided, called the meeting to order and Introduced Dr. Hall as a native son In whom Indiana takes pride.

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SAYS GIVERS ARE DOUBLY BLESSED (Continued From Page I) food, provide toys, hose and others articles for the children. Do you know about the plan through which needy Indianapolis families are given Christmas cheer? Every day The Times prints a list of these families worthy ones whose names have been obtained through cooperation with the Christmas Clearing House. These families’ needs all have been investigated by trained social workers, so you know your kindly efforts for those poor families will not be wasted in any Instance. Ottft-Hundreth Family The one-hundreth family that The Times has provided with a generous Santa Claus from the ranks of Its readers was taken over by Mrs. Charlotte Moss, 919 English Ave. Two families wore taken In charge by two generous girls, Miss, Lillian Steckman, 714 N. Noble Bt., and Miss Elsie Wise, will provide Christmas baskets and toys In the families 87 and 92. Mrs. Daisy Van Camp, 1153 N. Mount St., was so interested in the plan of! taking a needy family under her wing that she came to The Times office personally. “I will make up a basket with a chicken and all the flxln’s," she smiled, “and if I am to have a family In tv'hlch there are children, I will provide toys also. She will bo Santa to family 99. Mrs. Frank Baldwin, 1424 E. Ra ■ mond St„ will take family 96 iP charge. Mrs. Baldwin already had offered to be Santa to a family early In the week. This “family" was the dear old lady who died several days ago before Christmas cheer could reach her, To Care for Two The statement that came In over the phone from Miss Gertrude Rasener sounded mighty good. “XV* want the names of two families,” declared Miss Rasener. “Thp day girls of the Webster exchange of the Bell Telephone Company will take care of them.” The girls on the night shift of the Webster exchange took a family several days ago, so this exchange certainly Is responding whole-heartedly to the Christmas call. Miss Rasener wa* given the names and addresses of families 91 and 94. Misses Mary Euler and Helen Bessler, 3516 Balsam Ave., will bo Santa to family 98. “I’ll take a mama doll to the little girl In family 97,” assured Mrs. Charles Hupe, 433 Leeds Ave. Mrs. Martin Blrk, 3235 N. New Jersey Bt., will give clothing, toys and a Christmas basket to family 93, and Miss Mildred Nordloh, 400 N. Riley Ave., will bo Santa to family 96.

TRUE STORY CALLED ALL TOO TRUEi So Pretty Stenographer Sues Magazine for SIOO,000 Damages. Bu United Press NEW YORK, Deo. 21.—'“The Re reallng Kiss,” a “true story,” in which her name appeared, was made the basis of a SIOO,OOO damage suit by Miss Agatha Miriam Samuels, a stenographer, of Scranton, Pa. The True Story Publishing Com pany, publishers of True Story Magazine, in which the article was printed, were defendants. Here are the facts, pointed out by the pretty stenographer herself: The characters In the story are Agatha Samuels, her sister Eleanor, George Maxey and Desmond Kennedy, all of whom are participants of the “night life" In Scranton. ,Now Miss Agatha Samuels—t he real one—said that she herself has a sister, Eleanor, 7j that George Maxey is the name of a county judge of Scranton and Desmond Kennedy, a resident of Olyphant, a Scranton suburb, Is a student In Duquesne University, Pittsburgh. "Eleanor"—of the story—4s described as a prospective mother, whose lover, the story related, Is "Desmond Kennedy.” J. Milo Curcl, a newspaper man, admitted authorship, but protested, “of course, ‘true stories* are never true."

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NEW YORK—Stock brokers report that people are selling stocks, taking their profits, and using the money for Christmas. That’s making heavy sales on Wall Street. Right after the first of the year people will begin buying bits of stocks again, with money given them for Christmas. N t'j w YORK.—Mayor .Tames .1. Walker of New York will attend Christmas mas* at St. Andrews Church here at 2:30 Christmas morning, NEW YORK. — Employes of the Title Guarantee and Trust Company will get the biggest Christmas present yet recorded on Wall Street. The directors voted a distribution of $1 ,- 888,000.'Each employe who has been with the company a year will get a minimum of 31 percent of year's annual salary for Christmas. NEW YORK. — -The post office re 'ports the biggest demand In history for foreign money orders this Christ mas. A total of $7,838,288 worth have been Issued since Tranksgivtn£. HEART ATTACK FATAL^ Campbell J. Murphy, 72, Drops Dead at Daughter’s Home. Campbell J. Murphy, 72, of 611 E. Twenty-Second SU, dropped dead in front of his daughter’s home, 2887 Central Ava., this morning. Heart attaok caused hU death, polios said.