Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 228, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1926 — Page 12

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1 Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS —(JORDAN —We wish to thank all of our friends and neighbors for kindness shown; also p> p y lO many floral designs: the Rev hahle for his consoling and comforting words. Bereaved HUSBAND AND SUN. Funeral Directors BERT 8 GADD 2130 Prospect St Phone Btewart 3278. FLANKER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY 23 W. Fall Creek Drive. Phone, day or night. Ran 4400. 4401 or 4402 Operating INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E Market. Main 0908. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Main 1164, 402 ** tl ß^s >l ‘ l Bel 3866-R 1 W. T. BLASENGYM Main office 2220 Shelbv St Drexel 2570. UT OFRTAKFRk HTSFV A TTTTTB 931 V TViswnrr Main 8000 Special Notices BIG box soMal, with splendid entertainment, will be given Wednesday evening. Dec. 29. at Tomlinson Hall, for Klanv people, their families and friends. No admission at door. Come and have a good time. MARGARET SELLERS. D 0 D C. N D I.tcepsed obstetric maternitv cases: inter nai.hatf 9 nd massage. 1N N Jcr Rl 668'* HEAT and’light treatmen# massage and other treatments given in vour home. Call Randolph 7tR3. MTSS WORKMAN. Instructions MEN to learn hsrher trade TRI-CITY RAP.RFR COI.t.EOE 510 E Washtn* ton St Tndtsnsnnlls tnd Main 0003 Lost and Found FOUND—Articles fotmrt on ln®s aDo IP street ears vesterday: 4 PURSES 1 PAIR GLASSES (GOLD RIMS) 1 DOOR KEY 1 UMBRELLA 2 PACKAGES I CUN 1 PICK 1 BASKET 1 PAIR GLOVES Main 2737 PARTY who tound large, black, pin-seal purse In basement of New York Store. Friday afternoon, will receive liberal reward. No questions asked if return papers and contents. Cali Harrison 4703-M. COAT: blue corduroy: sheep lined: left on fender of ear in front Kluger’e Jewelry Store. Fountain Square. Drexel 6104. Rowan! | BAG—Light tin: lost Saturday, containing money, signet ring, keepsake of father Keep money. Return ring. Rew. DR. 6405. WRIST WATCH—White gold: oral shape Bulova; link bracelet: lost: Central Ave. bus, Dec. 24. Ran. 9884. \VRIST watch, ladies' white gold; name Peggy on back; lost Riverside car or dance palace. Liberal reward. Riley 5507. WRIST WATCH, lady’s Elgin; initials A. P. C. on hack; lost Friday. Rew. Call Mr, Mitten, Merchants Heat & Light Cos. fcIfRSE. black patent leather with money, key, other articles. Reward, Har. 0243-J. GLOVE, long, woolen, bluelsh gray: Penn. car or 16th and Penn. Web. 3734, Rew jbOG, blind collie- lost; finder please call DRexel 2401. Reward. PlN—Small diamond BUnburst. Reward. Riley 2708. _____ WRIST watch, white go'd. without strap; downtown. Reward Web 6608. SKID chains Goodyear rubber: lost Sundayjtbout 11 a. m. MR. LONG, M. 5831, MESH BAG—Blue enamel; lost Friday. Reward. Riley 2034. Help Wanted—Male SALESMEN selling advertising novelties can make big money with our line of advertising pencils: low and high quality merchandise bring big orders; liberal commission. Write for proposition now. CENTRAL PENCIL CO.. INC. 443 Broome St., New York. WANTED—Salesman to sell our highgrade guaranteed oils and paints. We pay salary or commission or allow drawing account. EMPIRE OIL COMPANY. Cleveland Ohio, EXPERIENCED credit clothing collector. with ambition for promotion. Apply PURITAN CLOTHING STORE. 131 W. Washington St., at once. ‘ THREE yinuig men wanted to complete class in vocal work. Address Times Box A 160, MEAT CUTTER and drivers. STANDARD MEAT MARKET. 440 W. Wash. St. MAN with spare time to Inspect signs around Indianapolis. Room s for Rent BROADWAY. 1945; cozy, warm, light rm.; priv. fam.; girl; meals opt. Ken. 4592, CENTRAL Ave.; large, comfortable rm.; steam heat: private home. Har, 3802-W. COLLEGE. 3038: lovely, cozy rm.: hot wa. ami heat: priv., mod, home. Ran. 3487. DORMAN St.. 314: three furnished rooms: heat and light furnished: reasonable. ’ ILLINOIS. N., 3350; loveiy, warm ir. rm.; pvt, mod, home: Isl opt. Ran 0725, IRVINGTON—LoveIy, warm, front room; priv., mod, home; near car, try, 1401). NEW YORK, E„ 2202; nice clean room furnished; 1 or 2 gents. Web. 4142. PENN, N.. 1415; 2 mod., warm, cozy rm*.; S3 end S4 ; walking distance Main 5966 PRATT. E.. 224: apt. 6; pleasant, warm room: well furnished. Riley 1204. STURM, 1610: desirable rooms: reasonable, Phone Webster 1347. after 5 p. m. GENTLEMAN: mod., warm, cozy room: private home: north. Ran. 6591. Room for Rent With Board CAP.. N.. 1109; children to hrd.; mother's care: play rm.; near school. Ltn. 4752. Housekeeping Rooms „ for Rent ALABAMA. N., 510: 2 rmi.; mod.; care of children while mother works. Ri. 4427. BUTLER, S.. 131: larjfe rm.; kitchenette; ■■Hm heat everything fur. Irv, 0621. CniaTUL. N., 1109: attractive, warm rm.: kitchenette: also parlor rm. Lin, 4752. Bela WARE. N„ 414; mod. front housekeeping rms : fine location. Riley 4019, NEW JERSEY N., 1029; turn, rms-: modfni|; bath, auto space. Phone: $5. OHIO, E., 640; nice rms., $2 and $3 wk.; 2 connecting rms., $5. 28TH. W 1025; film, rms.; mod.; garave- S3O month; everything furnished. Rand. 5029. LIGHT hsekpg.rrm.; Walking dis. Marmon Plant No. 2. Address Times Box A 159. COZILY him., large rm. and'kitchenette sink; everything turn, Har, 0242-R eve. SHARE modern home with couple: 825 month Har 4085-K. Houses for Rent 822 Mi N. ALABAMA ST. Six rooms with steam heat and water furnished: only 845 per month. J. G. M CULLOUGH AGENCY. 106 N. Delaware St. Main 1709. ArHLAMI, 1944; 7 rooms strictly modern. gar.. $35. Riley 6556. Drexel 6972. tIEWEY. 5846 V 5-rootn double: semi-mod-ern; water paid; $25. Irv. 4119. MIOH., E.. 104i; 8 rooms: S2O; rent to start Jail. Ist. Web. 399 L RANDOLPH. S., 1532: new four-room semi-modem double; garage. MRS. fICHAFPNKR. Main 1576. SHELBY, 2743; 5-roomymod. double; near Garfield Park; garage; water paid: *37.50 per month. W. R. HUNTER CO.. Main 1078 , Ik Dill si.. E j 315; three uu lur Dished v atM. *Vc.: gar ; $lO month. Sf ATE, N„ ,10; 6 ria. tupd. siog.c: ‘■-ul : J car gar.; nr. Tech. Dr. 7543-W

Houses for Rent 13TH. 321; 7-room modern house; hardwood floors, good repairs, city hot water heat. Call MISS SATER. Ran. 2790. IOTH. K„ 1532; 7-rm. mod. dbl., nr. Tech; Mi mo. free. We. 2758 or. We. 1813-M. I6TH ST„ E., 2537: 4 rm. mod. bungalow double, full basement. R.vbolt furn., gar., water pd.; 832.50. Har. 4674-M. SEIC UUNEOP * HOLTZUKL lor bargains REAL ESTATE HALF month free. List of rentals mailed upon request. A. F. ZAINEY. 122 N. Delaware St. Lin. CS2C-. COLORED-—Coiton Si. ToTiti"! three-room Cuuaii.i—era,))-. Bow: • ring.; m good comb, $lO Call owner. \\ asli. 0434. HALE’ month free. List of rentals mailed upon request. A. F. ZAINEY. 122 N. Delaware St. Lin. 6520. FOR' COLORED _ Five-room house; rent reduced to Sl-.50. 961 N. Tremont. w. R HUNTER CO.. Main 1078. Business Places for Rent WASH.. E„ 1123: dand.4 storeroom snd basement; $25 per month Mass. Ave.. 335: storerm.: ba-wm’t in rear: $25 per mo. Apartments for Rent ASHLAND, 1934—Upper duplex; 5 rooms: modern: heat ami water furn. Ken. 1036. CAPITOL. N.. 2112: 5 rms.: steam iieat: hardwood floors: $42.50 Vermont E.. 416; 4 rms.; bath, city heat- will decorate: S4O. Ashland Ave.. 1604: 4 rms ; first class cond: gar.; S4O. Main 0434. MASS. Ave., 335; 2 turn, rooms: sls per monht. Wash., E.. 1127; 5 rms. and bath: *lB per mo. Twelve rma. and bath. per week. Houses and Flats Furnished MERIDIAN. N„ 520; Apt. 17; girl to share mod, furn. apt. Riley 4535. Houses for Salk TRADE YOUR OLD HOUSE OR VACANT LOT IN ON A NEW HOME. OR WE WILL BUILD ON S’OUR LOT TO SUIT YOU. SEE MR FOX FIEBER & REILLY. REALTORS, 124 N. DELAWARE ST. 3818 HOYT AVE. First house east of Sherman Dr. Fiveroom bungalow: electric lights, pump ami sink in kitchen; garage. Only two years old and m perfect condition. Price $3,450. Terms $l5O, Cash $33 per month. Main 0791.. WayitijM. Hairyman, Ir. 3310. SALE or trade bungalow west; 4 and 6 rooms; semi-modern: small down payment. balance like rent. Call Belmont t)253, FIVE room house to lx- moved iroru lot, cheap. DRexel 5987-J. Lots for Sale 50-FOOT, beautiful surroundings. N. Bide Wash . E. of Emerson. Inq. 3014 E. New York. Real Estate for Exchange ZAHND EXCHANGES Farms houses, apartments subdivisions All kinds of Dual anywhere 8 E Market Building and Contracting WE make repairs improvements of all kinds including garges additions gen eral remodeling on mo. payment nlan Also build and finance homes. Let us give you an estimate CIVIC REALTY CO. 1.36 N. Dela Lin 5050, Eve., Ken. 4247. ONE-CAR GARAGE $57 All the lumber roofing and hardware necessary lo buiJd a one-car garage, 10x10 feet orifv $57 cash at our yard Build it yourself. Phoenix Lumber Cos. Web. 0410. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter._ cemejit Dnoß work Dr. 0736. Storage and Transfer ESTABLISHED 1893 Packing, hauling and storage. Low price* on city and overland hauling Phone us lor estimates OTTO J SUEZ Main 3628-2353 Webster 4579-0699 W LET us figure with you on your moving Local or overland. PARKER TRANS FER 1126 O'lve Ave Bel 4307 BROAD RIPPLE Trans and Gen Haul W E RODOCKER 821 E 64th Wa 4433. Coal and Wood 1927 CALENDAR WITH EACH ORDER. Better Prices on Better Coal Best Va. blk., 6-in. clean fkd.sT.2s 2 tons./ $14.25. Best Va. Ip., 3x6. clean fkd 7.00 3 ton* sl3 75 Best Va., 2x4 clean fkd $6.75 TANARUS! tons. $13.25. Best Va. M. R.. 50 p/d. Ip 6.25 Best E. Ky. (Lin. block, clean fkd. . . 7.50 Kanawha Cos. Va.—Harlan Cn . Ky. Gen. Glendora. 0-in., large blk., fkd. 7.50 Gen. Glendora lp.. 6x3, clean fkd. . . 7.00 Gen. Glendora egg. 2x4, dean fkd.. 0 75 Try our Hoosier Ash best Indiana No. 4, bums well and holds fire over night. Hoosier Ash. 0-in. block, cln. fkd. . . 0.75 Hoosier Ash, 2x4 egg, clean forked. H.OO Best Linton No. 4. 0-in. blk.. cl. fkd. 0.50 Best Ind. No. 6. 4-in. lp.. forked. . .. 5.75 Best Ind. No. 5. 2x4-in. egg, cl. fkd. 5.50 Citizens coke, all sizes' 10.25 UNION ICE AND COAL CO 1 DRexel 4621. 1910 Bluff. It will pa.v you to visit our yard and see . the difference in good coal. Ind. 4-in fkd. lp $5.26 „ V igo County W K; 2-in. fkd. lp $6.25 W. Ky. ,6-in. fkd. Ip $6.75 No li Seam W. Va. 2-in. fkd. Ip s?.cu W. Va. 6-in. fkd. lp $7.60 Kanawha District Poco., fkd., 4-in. lump $9.00 McDowell County No 6 811 Guaranty Blitz MA 4441 212 N Pine MA 4392-4393 357 W Ray DRex 1010-1011 Big 6-Ineh Block Fkd. ' OLD HICKORY WHITE ASH . SSJO • 2 Tons, $10.50 , (Indiana No. 5) W. Va. Splint, Forked, $7.25 2 Tons, sl4 (4-ln. lump No. 5) BANNER FUEL CO. RI. 1860. 9t. Clair at Davidson. ~ HELLO," BACK AGAIN, MR. BRAZIL 'BLOCK ?ea and Nut *4.50 ry our Kentucky Wonder $8 00 Low ash and full heat. W Va lump $8 00 Call for Prices EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL CO. , 934 Fowler St Main 0930 island eSif eIW. T7p~. fktT GENUINE W VA *7.75 BEST W. VA. 0-iN. BLOCK. FKD., KANAWHA COUNTY 7.25 W. VA. 3x4 EGG 7.00 E. KY. 6-IN. BLOCK.. FKD 7.25 HAZARD SEAM - KENTUCKY NUT 7.00 IND. 0-IN. LP., FKD.. NO. 5 ’6.00 ZND. 2x4 EGG. FKD.. NO. 5 . 5.75 SPRINGFIELD ILL, 6-IN. LGE. CLN. LUMP 0.50 SPRINGFIELD ILL. 2xo IN. LP 6.00 BETHEL COAL CO. DREXEL 5200 250 BEECHER ST. FWERSIIE ML o®. Eugene ISt. arid Canal RAn. 0243 Dealers tn the best of coals. High quality, correct quantity, first-class service. Try a ton oi our high grade coal and be our satisfied customer. RED ASH FKD.. ..$5.50 Sullivan Cos., No. 5, 4-in. lp. Island Creek W. Va. 4-in. fkd. lump $7.60 Poca. Gen. No. 2 shov. lp $9.25 E. Ky. 4-in. fkd. lp. Hazard. .$7.50 SUPREME COAL CO 430 Indiana Ave. RI. 4381.

Coal and Wood NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING Poco Shov. Lp. No. 4 $8.75 W. Va. 4-In. Lp. Fkd. No. 5..57.50 Ind. 3-in. Lp. Fkd. No. 5 $5.50 JACKSON COAL CO. Roach at Burton . HAr. 0210. EHRLICH COAL CO. T)Rex. 4537. 579 W. Wilkins. Indiana fkd. lp $5.50 OTHER HIGH-GRADE COALS. Delivery Any where _in City. IND. LUMP, $4.95 3 In. No. 5 Shov. W. VA. 4-IN. FKD.. KANAWHA. . .$7.00 W. VA. 0 IN. FKD. SPLINT NO. 6. 7.50 IND. 0 IN. FKD, LINTON NO. 4... 0.60 x’ND. 3-IN. FKD.. LINTON NO. 4. . 5.50 HARVEY COAL CO. 130 E. MORRIS ST DREXEL 2094 % W be! 0272. EVE DREX 2775 Sue Rich lid Coal Cos Business Announcements FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated: feather mattresses and oillows m.( K. r BURKLE 416 Mass Main 1428 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDOE 216 N Illinois RU6 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED f.S Superior Rug Cleaners Ken 4462. PAPER HANGING, painting; paper sum. and hung. $4 rm. up. DR. 4837-M. Business Opportunities QUICK sale moving picture show, long established: S6OO cash: first man with money lakes it: party must go West for hlg health. Address Times. Box A-167. Miscellaneous for Sate BABY carriage, oil heater and mandolin; Bell cheap, Drexel 3Ph7-J. BUFFET, fumed oak. inch'*. Ire. chiffonier. reaw. 401d E. Michigan CASH Utui&i KruiOrrb r vtf: FOUR rooms of furniture. Call nu/mings U-tore 11 or evening* after 0. 1137 Laurel St Dir x 15.13 W. gas RANGES used thoroughly over hauled $lO and up Delivered and ion oeeted Miarlec Kuehrlim 882 vir Are. MICHIGAN cash regist.T 2 1m- boxes (-•ounUT showcase: vei-y (4u>ap. VARNEY ELEC, SUPPLY. 121 8 Meridian NASH toy; good condition; like new; $lO 2284 Union St. I)rex. 7145 W Rugs—Linoleum 9x12 Brussels rugs in blue tan taupe snd old rose at $12.60 Gold Seal Con gpleum rugs in all sizes, *5 95 and up All new patterns perfect goods Im ported Japanese grass rugs $3.85 to $7.50 for 9x12 Wool fiber rugs 9x12 $7.50 Inlaid linoleum Floor covering In beautiful linoleum patterns at 49e s yard All widths and patterns Brus sets. Axminsters. Velvets and Wiltons at most reasonable prices Look over our stock before buying elsewhere. CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W Washington Bt. near Capitol “If It covers the floor, we have It, RUG Axminstcr. green ami brown. 9x12. *°s msh Dr,*x 5503 STOVS, Cole-Hi Oven: S2O. Web. 5194. 2008 N, Keystone. Clothing FLANNEL and wool dresses from 86 to SKI: piece goods at less than wholesale prices 404 Murphy Bldg 32 E Geor gla St HUDSON -**■;• I )i>ai: genuine: new. reneon- _ abhv Main ■'’■<>39 UU,-. E M ar |„i OVERCOAT, black; good and heavy; site 40; $lO, Irv. 4187-R, Miscellaneous Wanted Good Soumd Yelilow Ear Gora Wanted at tine STOCK YARDS Ma. §196 HOUSE cleaning) Your surplus clothing. furniture magazines papers will help us to help others Salvation Array Industrial Home ohotie for wagon Riley 6622 127 W Georgia. Musical Instruments NEW 5-TUBE Radio Set Complete $65.00 8“Q N. Meriili in. or Riley 4931, t- IfRiSTENBEN School of Popular Music. Plano, harmor.y and all dance orchestral Instruments 106 Pembroke Arc Hi 3890 PIANO: good upright: golden oak Take any thing in trade or sell on payments. $5 down. $1.50 per week. Ran. 4221. CLARINET: good condition: reasonable. Washington 17 ti U PlANO—Extremely low price if taken quick. Sell or rent. Ken. 31!34. Pets and Live Stock /WWN/ J -A JUST RECEIVED Shipment of trained canaries front Germany. Harz Mt. and Rollers. Baby chicks Jan. 10th. BOYERS HATCHERY 34 N. Del a. Tele, Riley 5470. COON DOGS—Rabbit dogs one American bulldog and guns. 845 W. 30th. Har 1454. THOROUGHBRED FOX TERRIER PIfPS. Very reasonable, Bel, 0906, CANARIES; fine singers; all prices. 730 lowa St. Drex, 1006 Money to Loan QUICK LOANS $lO to S3OO This corporation is operated under the supervision of, the State of Indiana and provides a place where you may borrow from $lO to $.'500 in a dismtfled. business-like manner, without paying n ore than the legal rate of interest or without being imposed upon in any way We do not notify vour, 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 your note, ff you are unable to call in person at our office, phone us or w'rite us and our representative will call at your home. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (Fourth Floor) Comer Pennsylvania and Wash. Sta. Entrani c 41 E. Washington St. Telephone MA. 2923. LOANS~2% WHY PAY MORET ... Loans on furniture Iti per cent below the legs rate. Lowest rata In city. Inmanapolie Public Welfare ttian Associa tlon 330 Occidental Bldg Mdin 0229 Southeast cornfer Washington and Illinois Loana with other companies paid off. FIRST or Second Mortgages on Indl&n- ---• spoils or Indiana real estate. Prompt service K B WILSON Ltn 0104 1101 National City Bank Bldg

YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY A BRAND NEW PHONOGRAPH FOR ONLY sl.oa DOWN,. $125 PER WEEK Regular $125.00 Console. Equipped with the new orthophonic style reproducer, only $59.00. Choice of walnut or mahogany finish and also your selection of twelve Victor orthophonic records applied. t „ WILSON-STEWART MUSIC CO. 44 N. Penn. St. ' Phone MAin 1257.

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Money to Loan MONEY We loan you any amount up to S3OO on your furniture. fixtures, piano automobile. allowing you from one to thirty months to repay the loan. $26 total cost 4 months. $2.64 S4O. total cost 4 months. $3.50 $75 total coat 4 months. $0.56 $l5O total cost 4 months $13.13 '' All other amounts same proportionate rate. No deductions No endorsers. TELEPHONE APPLICATIONS RECEIVE PROMIT ATTENTION. MA irf 2983 American Loan Company 347 Bankers Trust Bldg. Corner Pennsylvania and Ohio Sta. PHONE MA IN 3286 WHEN YOU NEED sloo—s2oo S3OO Loans on furniture, etc. also on diamonds. METRO LOAN CO. (Bonded Lenders) Established 1887 NEED MONEYV Quickly, confidentially and basineaa-ilke dealings Is a cart of the service we give LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 yo E. Washington St. MA in 0585. Lincoln 7134. REAL ESTATjE^ONTRACTS We buy from persons bolding deeds, real estate contracts of sale. Mr, Frey, the Washington Company. 257 W Washimrtou St Main 0792 ACtO ACCOUNTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS MARION FINANCE CO LIN 1 SKI "07 GUARANTY BLDG LOANS $lO TO S3OO Room 513 14 106 E Market St Phone Main !,"** Auto Supplies and Repairs USED TIRES Wholesale and R>lai: $2 and Ud 7. SELIO A SON . I= i St GOOD USED T IRES *.' EACH WE PAY SHIPPING CHARGES 0,., ROGERS TIRE BHOj*, 3117 W. Washington Bel. 4300 NEW an<l lined iart . -..esonee Urea and batterl“* for nraetieatlv everv £>ake or car for eae Satisfaction guaiNoUeed CAPITOL AUTO '’ARTS AND TIRF CO 821 23 N lllnols Mam 61190 AUTO lops tteooviTed K#-t Glass K.n closures Copper Col A.ito heaters HABIB MFG COMPANY 1095 H Meridian Si Ltn 8309-8909 USED TIRES—*T'W"~ ■LOINS BROS 004 N ILLINOIS ST RILET <ll7l Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for vour car or Tour eoulty I WOLF AUTO CO. Ltn 4516 501 N Capitol. WANTED—I T F'ordii. Any condition: cAsh day and night. Lin 87;0 934 Mmi Ave. THE I5 dmm <*loMed r.tr wtirh can \>c bought for around Give full detail**. Box Timea Al5B. USI D CARS bought sTid sold OOLDTi;')>.<: N Capitol Mam 2038 Motorcycles and Bicycles WE BUY sell and exchange used motor eyries Good used parts for sale ALLEN'S 509 Mnss Ave Main 7029 Automobiles for Sale Sr A MID-SEASON CLEAN-UP That the new year may be started with a clean slate. An exceptional opportunity to buy a dependable car at amazingly low prices. We are offering cars of almost every standard make, including MANY CLOSED MODELS AT PRICES RANGING FROM SIOO TO $1,500 Fair Trades —Easy Terms Carl H. Wallorich, Inc. USED CAR DEPARTMENT ** 314 N. Delaware St. 1-In. 6588. Open Evenings and Sunday. BUICK 1925 MASTER 6 SEDAN In wonderful condition; has had exceptionally good care by local buainetts man: fully equipped, including heater; pneeu ritfht: tra<l" or terms. LOCOMOBILE 955 N Meridian. Lin 1171. CHEVROLET. 1923 touring; lock wheel. Imgupi'ii*. HPOtlight. brand new paint This ear has hail wonderful care. Sells for; $150; H rms. STONE-CHEVROLET CO., 220 E. New York 1927 CHEVROLET ROADSTER This car has been driven only 800 miles. Extra ttre, bumpers and plenty of accwsorle*. Price only $475: SIOO down. 16 months plan. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garage. 218 E. New York St. Ri. 5583. CHEVROLET, late model landau; bumpers heater, spare tire. Mr. Stone's personal car and has had good rare: $26 down. New car guarantee and MU*. STONE-CHEVRO-I.KT CO.. 540 E. Wash. CHEVROLET touring. 1923; $125. Ford touruig. 1923; SIOO. LON d AUTO SALES. 1114 N. Meridian. Lincoln 0865, Cnr.N ROLKT. 11126 coupe: spotlight: only driven 8,000 miles; nice shape all through: $425: terms. We have 3 of this model at this price. STONE-CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Wash. TIMES WANT ADS hkiNG BUSINESS

Automobiles for Sale Coype Specials Qhevirolets, Fords and Others We need room for our • neiv ear trade-ins. Now is vour time to own a coupe at your own price. All in first-class shape. Many have new paint. SIOO, SHSO V $1175, S2OO SMALL DOWN PAYMENT BALANCE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY Jones=Wlhstaker Safles Cos. 334 N. CAPITOL AVE. 343 N. CAPITOL AVE. This Is Our Fourteenth Y'ear. ARMACOST GOOD CARS 1924 FORD COUPE $225 1923 GARDEN TOUR. ... 195 1924 ESSEX COACH 350 1923 MAXWELL COUPE 245 1924 OVERLAND TOUR.. 175 1922 STEPHENS RODS.. 175 1924 FLINT TOURING... 435 Your Car in Trade—Terms ARMACOST AUTOMOBILE CO. Used Car Storo 209 W. North St. MA. 3264. CHEVROLET COACH, 1926 Only 4 Months Old—Ju*t Like New Also WILLY’S KNIGHT COUPE SEDAN Two Exreptionid Buy# LOCOMOBILE 955 N li. 1171. CHEVROLET TOURING, 1926 Fully equipped and in excellent condition throughout. Can be bought for balanile owed finance raminnj 955 N. Meridian LOCOmOBU-E Li. 1171. Docile 4-Door Sedan 1925 Model This car naa hail wonderful care and la a real good buy at our price. Convenient term* "TALK TO TEMP.” Paul L. Hoeltke Motor Cos. —F.LCAR—--1020 N. Mpridian. MA 1850. DODGE 1910 touring; it run* like alxty and eell for SOO <aV STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E _New York. bODGE touring. End of tin* year clearance aalc; $O. So- u for bargaina in uaed earn STONE CHEVROLET (X).. 220 E. New York 1926 ESSEX COACH Driven 900 mile*. Your old ear tn trade: balance terras 825 N. ILLINOIS ST. 1926 ESSEX coach, $375.00. P. R. SMITH AltTO CO. 450 N. Capitol Aviv I.tn 3603. 1925 FORD TUDOR MECHANICALLY A-l, BALLOON TIRES, $275. EASY TERMS. VIRGINIA MOTOR SALES, 650 VIRGINIA AVE. DREX. 4787. 1924 FORD COUPE Car in rx<dlf‘!it condition throughout. Good rubber. Dandy <ar for winter. Price only 9200; $75 down. Id month* plan. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garage, 218 E. New York St. Ri. 5583. 1926 FORD ROADSTER Juat repoaacaHcil. Sold for balance due. 825 N. ILLINOIS ST. FORD roadster: also truck bed; $75. brex. 7160. . FORD.—Four-door sedan, 1924; lock wheel. 6 cord tires, seat covers, mileage not to exceed 3.000: motor A-l; down payment S9O. SMITH & MOORE. Inc., authorized Ford Dialers. 628 S Meridian St. Open erenlngs and Sundays, Main 6650. FORD 1923 four-door sedan; look wheel, spotlight. 4 Royal cord tires, visor, mirror, dome light, brand new top deck. Sells today for $200; on easy terms. We have two more of this model at the same price. STONE-CHEVROLET CO . 540 E. Wash. FORD—I92I roadster; starter and demountable rims: 5 tire*; good running condition. $lO down. WANGELIN-SHARP CO.. 902 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evenings, FORD 1923 touring: lock wheel, clock. 3 good lookmg tires, good top and paint: motor bearings taken up recently' $25 down. $3.50 per week. STONE CHEVROLET CO . 540 E, Wash. t OKI) coupe, nrjtTi balloon tires and in A-l condition throughout: a real barcaln. with easy terms Drex. 4743. FORD, 1920 sedan: look wbeel. speedometer. 5 tires, lot of unused transportation here for $65. Better hurry on this one. STONE-CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York. FORD—I 922 touring! 6 good tires, look wheel top and curtains good: mechanically O. K.; $26 down. WANGELIN-SHARP ('O.. 962 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evenings.

EXTRA SPECIAL TERMS THIS WEEK ONLY 12 TO 16 MONTHS TO PAY

' Down 1925 Overland 4 Coach ..$65.00 1926 Overland 6 Coach ..$85.00 1925 Essex Coach $95.00 1924 Essex Coach $50.00 1925 Chevrolet Sedan ....$85.00 1925 Ford Roadster $40.00 1924 Nash Coupe $85.00

STATE AUTOMOBILE COMPANY TWO STORES 63b N- Cap. Ave. " 925 Vir. Ave. Lin. 7301. Drex. 5226.

Automobiles for Sale YES WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TOE OPENING OF ,THE W. L„ Quellhorst Certified Motor Sales AT 322 N. Delaware FOR YOUR APPROVAL 1926 Gardner Roadster 1926 Chrysler Roadster 1926 Ktutz Sport 1926 Essex 'Coach 192 G Auburn 8-88 Sedan 1926 Auburn 8-88 Brougham 1926 Cadillac Coupe 1926 Paige Sedan 1926 Gardner 8 Sedan 1926 Stutz Safety Coach 1926 Gardner 6 Sedan * 1926 Auburn 6 Roadster 1926 Elcar Sedan 1926 Elcar 4-Pass. Coupe Brand New Gardner 8 Convertible Coupe Gardner 6 Convertible Coupe All our cars afe certified, which means we guarantee the service. 322 No Delaware Open Evenings and Sunday. GARDNER" 1923 touring: 4 nearly new tire* brand new top and curtain#, excellent paint: motor aounda good: our apecial for today, $226; tejl? l *-, STONECHEVROLET CO . 540 E. Waib. 1926 HUDSON COACH Car only 7 months old. We guarantee condition and performance of this car. lYice $750; $l5O cash, balance 16 month*. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garage. 218 E. New York St. Rl. 5583. 1926 „ HUDSON 4-DOOR BROUGHAM Run 7,000 miles. mut be seen to be TQ THMp „ PAUL L. HOELTKE 1020 N Meridian Main 1850 1923 MAXWELL COUPE New tires, rood paint and perfect meihAjiieal condition; SSO down; balance lonr term* 825 N. ILLINOIS ST. 1926 OAKLAND COACH Disc wheels looks like new; mechanically A-l throughout. Price #To0; $l6O down. 16 months plan. This car guaranteed. * EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garage 218 E. New York. Ri 5533 STAR TOURING $175.00 STAR COUPE 225.00 STAR COUPE 300.00 STAR SEDAN 250.00 STAR ROADSTER .... 275.00 ALL THE ABOVE CARS ARE IN A-l CONDITION AND GUARANTEED. SOLD ON EAS\ TERMS. SAt.CS WOT M.MERIDIATI Lin. 1177. Open evenings. VISIT THE USED ,'GAR DEPT. OF (h_ 625 N. Capitol Ave. Open Evenings and Sunday. MAin 4708 A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY OF THESE CARS UNTIL MARCH IST. 1924 Model Maxwell coupe $330 1924 Ford tudor sedan 1923 Overland touring In? 1924 Overland SZ? 1923 Ford coupe I*2 1924 Essex touring ~*!9 1923 Overland Red Bird 100 1925 Ford touring 100 1924 Ford roadster • •...... °o Convenient Terms Offered. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO. Capitol and Michigan. Open Evenings and Sundays. SPECIAL TODAY 1923 Stutz Sedan f3{|s 1023 Stutz Sport $350 1922 Rickenbacker Sedan s3oo 1923 Stephens Touring | S 7B 1921 Stephens Sedan *3OO 1924 Peerless Coupe .. . ....... .. . . s2oo STUTZ INDIANAPOLIS CO. 957 N. Meridian. Open Evenings and Sunday A. M. FORD. 1924 touring; rear bumpers. 2 good and 2 fair tires: repossessed: will sell for unpaid balance: S3O down, $4 per week. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Wash. FORD tudor sedan. 1925, with 5 balloon tires and lots of extras: priced low. with liberal terms Drex 4743. FORD—I 923 Forder; 5 good cord tires; new paint; new top: pergonal service guarantee; SOS down. vVANGELIN-SHARP CO.. 002 N. Meridian, 4-13 Virginia. Open evenings. r ORB Tudor, 1924; Stromberg carburetor, heator; fine mechanical condition. A b;vrgain If sold this week. Can arrange terms MR. HENNINGS. Har, 0667-R. 1920 FORD coupe; $75 down, balance tyrm * ROY WILMETH CO. 730 N. Meridian Bt. Lin. 6875. Open evenings.

Down 1926 Ford Fordor ...... .$60.00 1924 Ford Coupe $45.00 1925 Overland Touring ..$60.00 1924 Studebaker Touring. $50.00 1924 Hudson Touring $75.00 1924 Chevrolet Roadster. $35.00

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I)r. Kiuitt) Houck, psychiatrist at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington, admitted, the poliee say, that he severely beat his wife the night before site disappeared. Authorities are still seeking Mrs. Houck. 34 PASS CIVIL SERVICE TESTS Theodore McNiel Makes 89.2, Highest Average. Only thirty-four of the 131 candidates, who took the civil service examinations for positions in the police department passed the final examination, Avery B. Good, commission clerk, announced today. With a score of 89.2, Theodore McNiel, 942 Congress Ave., made the highest average. Carl Wilson, 28 E. Morris St., made 98.5 on the mental test. Ins general average was brought down by the exam. Ten of the successful applicants were named to the force Tuesday. John F. White, president, said the commission will comply with the nonpartisan law In so far as It la impossible. The list; • Arthur G. Hueber. 418 E. lowa Rt.: Joe Stuteeman. 21 S. Colorado Rt.: Albert C. i Maginiheliner. 2420 Bellefontalne Rt ; Carl I W. Mackey. 034 Highland Ave.: Clarence ' E. Scholl, 3722 Robson St.; Russell Daager. 5330 E. Washington St. Noble P Welch, 1127 N. Mount St.: Kenneth Downs. 1409 Bradbury St.; Ed Hoagland, 2202 E. Washington St,: Everett Steele. 900 College Ave.; Alva B. Thompson. 2127' Ashland Ave.: Norman Sohoen. 751 N. Emerson Ave.: Norman Rclnking, 1241 Naomi St.: James E. Campton 4417 E. Thirtieth St.: Harold Morton. 2157 S. Meridian St. , _ Charles E. Bauer, 1951 Broadway; Daniel R Smith. 80S Luett Ave.; William H. Purcell. 225 Manker St : James Langsford. 1.34 W. Maryland St.: Omar J. Lve. 549 Warren Ave.; Elwin Chtlcote, 124 E. New York St.: Charles E. Carter 2106 N. Wallaee St.: Ernest liaught. 1065 W. ThirtyThird St.; Morris D. Corbin. 4000 Boulevard PL: Turner Robinson. 102S Boulevard PL: Dulln Judd. 328 S. Dearborn St.: Mowray Johnston 1050 E. New York St.. Harry E. Voorhtes. 016 Woodlawn Ave.: Thomas Harrison. 0520 Ashland Ave.: Perry E. Shipman. 1946 W. Michigan St : Dennis Reilly. 1409 E. New York, and Edwin O. Hass. 430 N. La Salle St. VOTES UPON LAW REVISIONS ASKED Letters Sent All Members of State Bar Association. President William A. Pickens today mailed letters to all members of the Indiana State Bar Association asking their vojes on proposed revisions in criminal laws, drawn up by the committee on criminal jurisprudence. Those proposals favored will be submitted to the Legislature. All votes must be mailed to James J. Robinson of the Indiana University law school by Jan. 6. The association board of governors will meet Jan. 8 to count the vote and prepare the approved revisions for presentation to the General Assembly. The changes now proposed call for three amendments to the State constitution and amendments to many criminal law statutes. In addition to criminal code changes, the bar asociation Is seeking to have a nonsalarled State crime commission established which would have all officials, concerned with the administration of Justice, turn In regular reports on crime. AUTOS KILL 319 Hu United Prr* PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.—Records complied by the coroner's office here show that so far this year 319 persons have been killed In motor accidents in the city of Philadelphia. Os this number, 117 fatalities were children under 15 years of age. A utomo biles for Sale FORD SEDAN Starter good tire*: balance due, SSO. 820 N. MERIDIAN

PRE-INVENTORY , SALE * SAVE 20% . Order your suit and overcoat today. AH end* to be dosed out to make room lor our new son a* stock. S4O Suits and overcoats now $32 S6O Suita and overcoats now S4O SOO Suits and overcoats now S4B $75 Suits and overcoats now SOO SB6 Suita and overcoats now S6B W. G. Schneider, Tailor .39 WEST OHIO ST. V IjJ

DEC. 29, 1926

STEVE’S LIBERTY MOVEDELAYED (Ontinued From Page D the Judge. I think that an adjournment until 1:S0 will be sufficient." At this Attorney Moore advanced and said: “In view of the fact that Stephenson Is now In the Jurisdiction of this court I ask that he be confined in the local police station so that we may consult with him. We cannot see any cause for harm In such an action. He will be securely confined.” Warden Daly stopped forward and shook his head in the negative. ‘There Is no necessity for that,” said the judge. “I cannot conceive of such an action. If It. is necessary for you to consult with him I am sure that you will be given every opportunity at the prison.” Moore remarked that the Stephenson lawyers had only been permitted ‘‘smattering talks" at the prison and had had no time to ‘‘go over matters.” Back to Prison The court ruled that Stephenson go back to prison. The guards loaded him Into the prison automobile and rushed him back behind bars. He had been outside a scant half-hour. While the brief session was-going on In the courtroom Stephenson Indifferently examined papers before him and whispered now and then with Attorney Newman. He had a healthy color and appeared as well groomed as he did when he was taken to prison from Noblesvllle In November, 1925. The prison guards were careful not to let newspapermen get within talking distance of Stephenson. No reporter has been permitted a word with Stephenson since the day last October, when Stephenson managed to smuggle his famous series of letters boasting he could expose corruption In official Indiana, and three Indiana cities If given proper opportunity. While the principals were In the courtroom John Moorman, one of the prison trustees who have helped Governor Ed Jackson keep newspaper men away from Stephenson, conferred with Daly. He also exchanged greetings with Remy and Kane. The original petition for the habeas corpus writ merely alleged that Stephenson was Illegally Imprisoned. The amendment specifically set out that the Imprisonment was Illegal because the Marlon County clerk failed to sign the transcript upon which the Oberholtzer murder case was transferred from Marion Criminal Court to Hamilton Circuit Cohrt at Noblesvllle. This necessitated the conference of the State attorneys upon what move to make next. One of the attorneys for the State made the remark that "This Is the first step In the effort to make good on the promises given Stephenson for his silence.” Attorneys There Gllllom, Kane and Remjr arrived Tuesday evening and completed their preparations for today’s battle. Hill and Klpllnger arrived earlier Tuesday, conferring with Robert H. Moore, Stephenson's attorney in Michigan City. Prosecutor Louis E. Kunkel of Michigan City Is assisting the attorney general. From authoritative sources It was learned that Stephenson still Is employed In the prison chair factory. Judge Crumpacker is finishing his third four-year term In the La Porte Superior bench and was reelected for a fourth term, to begin Jan. 1. Ho has heard practically all the pleas for writs of habeas corpus for prisoners In the State Prison during the last twelve years and had denied all of them. The Michigan City police department had four officers on duty In the courtroom. Brief Ready The brief supporting the motion to quush the original plea, which Gilllom had prepared to file before the Stephenson attorneys filed their amendment, declared “the habeas corpus statute of Indiana (Sec. 1200, Burns, 1826), provides that no court or judge shall Inquire into the legality of any Judgment or process whereby the party Is In his custody, or discharge him when the term of commitment has not expired, upon any process Issued on any final Judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction." The brief set forth that the Hamilton Circuit Court, where Stephenson was given a life sentence for murder, Is a court of scornpetent jurisdiction and “the legal presumption arises that the said court had Jurisdiction of the person of the petitioner and of the subject matter of the offense for which he was tried and that,a valid judgment was rendered by It as a court of competent jurisdiction. Every presumption is in favor of a Judgment which Is collaterally attacked.” Several Supreme Court decisions were cited to support* this contention. “The only averrment made to overcome this legal presumption of Jurisdiction Is the statement of the legal conclusion that the said court did not have Jurisdiction of person or subject-matter. No facts from the record are alleged to support this statement of legal conclusion. The presumption of jurisdiction can only be overemoe by averring facts from the record to the contrary,” the brief continues. It then launched into an el&bora tlon of statement to prove that these contentions weer well founded. ROMANCE RUMOR GAINS Hv United Prr,ss HARTFORD, Conn., Dec. 29.—Interest In the hinted romance et John Coolldge, son of .the President, and Florance Trumbull, daughter of Connecticut's Governor, was revived here today when it was leam?d that John had been Invited the Governor to sit In his box at tlv Inaugural ball, Jan. 5. Whether the son of the chief executive had accepted the Invitation was not known, but It was assumed he would. Miss Trumbull was recently a dinner guest at the White House. In former years It was believed that mistletoe had some mysterious medicinal virtues when picked from an oak tree.