Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 229, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1926 — Page 14

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The World Is On Wheels Thru Good Used Cars

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Death Notices ROTH, CATHERINE —Ape 55 years, beloved wife of Philip Roth and mother of Mrs Paul Lux, Mrs. Alexander Kuhn, Helen, Prank. William. I.orene and Bernard Roth, died at the family residence. .118 Eastern Ave., Wednesday. Deo. 29. Mineral Friday, Deo. 31. 9:30, at residence: 1.0 a. m. tit. Philip Neri Church. Burial Holy Cross i •emetery. Friends invited. Funeral Directors BERT 9 GADD 5130 Prospect St. Phone Stewart 2578. , PLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY , 53 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 DIREdTOR Main 1154 14 N ' 1 . 8 Beh 3866-B. 1. W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelbv St. i Drexel 2570. or OERTA KERR—TTIREY tr, TITUS 931 V Delaware Special Notices THE Eleetreat Massage for colds and congested nerves. LOLA WALKER. r , „„„ 1112 Central Ave., Apt. K. Lin. r 6i3. Office hours from i) a. m. to 9 p. m. MARGARET SELLERS. D. 0 D C. N D. Licensed obstetric: maternity oases: internal hath and massage. 1 N N. .Ter R 1 6693 HEAT and light treatment massage and other treatments given in your home. OhII Randolnh 7183. MISS WORKMAN. Instructions MEN to learn barber trade TRI-CITY BARBER COLT.ROE 510 E Washln* ton 3t. Indianapolis In<l Main 6993 Lost and Found FOUND—Article* found on India* a Dolls street cars vestsrdsj: BAG—Light tan: lost Saturday, containing money, signet ring, keepsake of fatner. Keep money. Return ring. Retr. DR. 6405. V\ R IST W \'l’('ll \V It*' R-nld oval stiar"’ Bui ova: link bracelet: lost; Central Ave. bus. Dee. 24. Ran. 0884. WRlffiT watch. ladies' white gold: name Peggy on back; lost Riverside car or danoe palace. Liberal reward. Riley noo>. KEYS, bunch, nine, in gray leather keyt airier: lost. Return to room 1201 Wild Bldg. Reward. BOSTON BULL/—Strayed: brindle and white: “Bartlett’s Yank;” one eve blind; no collar. 5G71 Central. Hum. 4020. YtlKB and fiord. 30x3 Dec. 23, East and Walnut Sta. Jtcw. Web. 3703. DOG, blind collie; lost: finder please call DRexel 2491, Reward. jPlN—Small diamond sunburst. Reward. Riley 2708. WRIST watch, white gold without strap downtown. Rsward. Web, 6608. SKID chains: Goodyear rubber- lost Sunday about 11 a. m. MR. LONG. M. 5831. Help Wanted—Male THREE young men wanted to complete class in vocal work. Address Times Box A 160. MEAT CUTTER and drivers STANDARD MEAT MARKET. 449 W. Wash. St. MAN with spare time to inspect signs Rround Indianapolis. Ad. Times Box B 200. Help Wanted Female MARBLED woman: work in factory; live _on .promisee; rear. 1313 E. South St. Situations Wanted Male EXPERIENCED night watchman. Can furnlsh best references. Phone Bel. 072 P.

Rooms for Rent BROADWAY, 1945: cozy, warm, light rm.: priv. fam.; girl: meals opt. Kon 4592. CENTRAL Avc.; large, 'comfortable rm.. steam beat: private home. Har. 3802-W. COLLEGE, 3038; lovely, oozy rm.; hot wa. and heat; priv., mod, home. Ran. 3487, DORMAN St.. 314; three furnished rooms; boat and light furnished; reasonable. ILLINOIS, N.. 2360: lovely, warm fr. rm.l pvt., mod, home; ixl opt. Ran. 0785, 1 RVINGTON—LoveIy, warm, front room; priv,, mod, home; near car, Irv. 1408. MASS.. 850: furnished rooms; M to M week. Main 5512. NEW YORK. E„ 2202; nice clean room furnished: 1 or 3 rents. Web. 4142. PENN, N.. 1416; 2 mod., warm, cozy rms.; S3 and lfr-1 : walking distance. Main 6906. PRATT, K . 1224; apt. (i- pleasant warm i-noni '.v imi furnished Rfle..v 1201 Room Wanted LARGE, unfurnished, well-heated room in private family, by lady employed. Refexchanged, Web. 3727. Room for Rent With Board BRADBURY. 1B02; room: mod., nrlvato home for 2 girls or hoy a. DRex. oftilO-M. CAP.. N\. 1100: children to brd.: mother's care: play rm.; near school. Lin. 4752. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent ALABAMA, N., 510: 2 rms.: mod.: care of children while mother works. RI, 4427. BUTLER. S., J 31; large rm.; kitchenette; steam heat; every thing fur Irv, 0621. CAPITOL, N.. 1109; attractive, warm rm.; kitchenette; also parlor rm. Lin, 4752, DELAWARE, N., 414; mod. front housekeeplng rm.: fine location. RPey 4919, NEW JERSEY. N.. 1029; him. rms.- modem: bn tb. auto spacr, Phone: So. flllO. E., 540; nice rms.. $2 and $3 wk.: 2 .connecting rms., $5. BTH. W 1025: furn. rms.: mod.: garage- S3O month: everything furnished. tams. h 029, /IGHT hsekptr. rm.; walking dis. Marmon [ Plant No. 2. Addresa Times Box A 159 pOZILY furn.. large ran. and kitchenette i wink: everything furn. Har. 0242-R eve. Houses for Rent 822% N. ALABAMA ST. ! Six rooms with steam heat and water burnished; only $45 per month. J. G. MCCULLOUGH AGENCY. ,100 N, Delaware St. Main 1709. BLAINE Ave., 1410; 7 rooms, bath, furnace, electric lights, gas and garage; S2B. BDSON T. WOOD. 124 E. Market SL Rt. 1529; night, Irv, 2070-M. BLOYD, 2048; 6 rms.; gas, wateg— elec- _ n-ieity; $22.50; A-l cond, Lin. <7743. DEWEY, 6840; 5-room double: semi-nlod-ern; water paid; $25, Irv, 4119. DORMAN, 907: 4 rooms: city water paid: electric lights, gas. Call MR. MAYER, Rand. 6703, or MI iS ILG. Main 0701. or evenings. MfrS. EI SNER, !lrv. 3955. W. Seventh, 344; colored: 4 rooms; inside toilet, electric lights; water paid; S2O. EDSON T. WOOD. 124 E. Market St. Riley 1529; nights, Irv, 207frM. Fern-way, 2028 Four rooms, semi-modern, firstgclass condition. Good neighborhood; $25. Waddy & Springer Main 0131 132 N. Delaware. Evenings and Sunday. Hum. 1504. ■' S. NEW JERSEY. 020; 4 rooms and bath: electricity and gas; modem; $21.50, RANDOLPH. S.. . 1632: new four-room semi-modern double- garage. MRS. SCH AF FN Eli. Main 1576. SHELBY. 2742: 5-room mod. double; mar Garfield Park; garage; water paid: $37.50 per month. W. It. HUNTER CO., Main lti7B. STATE, N., 410; 0-rm. mod. single; shades; 4-car gar.: nr. Tech. Dr, 7543-W. .Delaware St. LlilßJs2o. (

Houses for Rent , 10th St., 4718 E. Practically new. five rooms; thoroughly modern, with garage: good school across street; street car bus passes door; S4O month. Waddy & Springer Main 0131. 132 N. Delaware. Evenings and Sunday. Mum. 1504. 10TH, E„ 1532; 7-rtu. mod. dbl.. nr. Tech; Vg mo. free. We. 275 ft or We. 1813-M. 33TH, 321: 7-room modem house; nardwood floors, good repairs, city hot water heat. Cali MISS HATER. Ran. 2790. 10T1I ST.. E. 2537; 4 rin. mod. bungalow double, full basement. Rybqlt furn„ gar., water pd.; 832.5(1. par. 4674-M. SEE DUNLOP A HOLTZCIEL lor bargains REAL ESTATE HALF month free. List of rental* mailed upon request. A. F ZAINEY. 122 N. Delaware hi. 1-in. 0526; COLORED—Drake. A Oil; firms.: in good cond.; $lO. Call owner, vt ash 0484. FOR COLOKEh Five-room house: rent reduced .to $12.50. 961 N. Tremont. „ , , W. R. HUNTER CO . Mato 1078. COLORED: Cornet! Ave . 2470: 4 rooms: electric lights, pas city winter paid: $16.50. Call Mft. MAYER. RarW. 5763. or MISS ILG. Main 0761, oF evenings. MRS. KI.SNHR, Irv. 3965 Apartments for Rent ASHLAND. 1934—Upper duplex: 5 rooms: lieat and water sum. Run. ltMo. CAPITOL.' V, "ir’ - Steam beat hardwood floors: $42.50. Vermont. E., 416; 4 rms : bath, city Uaat; will decorate: S4O. Ashland, Aye., 1504: 4 rms.: Main 0 1. i Houses and Flats Furnished MERIDIAN. sliare miKi_ funi. apt. Riley 4585. Houses for Sale TRADE YOUR OLD HOUSE OR V ACANT LOT IN ON A NEWHOME, OR WE WILL BUILD ON YlilTß LOT TO SUIT YOU. SEE MR. FOX. FIEBER A REILLY, REALTORS. 124 N. DELAWARE ST. 3818 HOYT AVE. First house east of Sherman Dr. Fiveroom bungalow; electric lights, pump and sink in kitchen; garage. Only two years old and in perfect condition. Price $3,450. Terms $l5O. Cash $33 per month. Main 0792. Wayne M. Harryman. lr. 3310. SALE or - trade bungalow west; 4 and 5 rooms: semi-modern: small down payment. balance like rent. Call Belmont 0253. FIVE room house to lie moved from iot. cheap. DKexei 5987-J. _____________ Lots for Sale 50-FOOT, beautiful surroundings. N. side Wash., E. of Emerson. Inq. 3614 E. New York. Real Estate for Exchange ZAHND EXCHANGES Farms house*, apartments subdivisions. All kinds of busi anywhere. 8 E Market \ - -•— = Building and Contracting WE make repairs improvements of all kinds, including garges additions gen eral remodeling on mo. payment plan Also build and finance fiomes Let u give you an estimate CIVIC REALTY CO. 136 N Dela Lin, 5050. Eve.. Ken 4247. ONE CAR GARAGE $57 All the lumber roofing and hardware necessary to build a one-car garage, 10x16 feet, only $57 cash at our yard Build it yourself. Phoenix Lumber Cos. Web 0410. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter cement Drum work Dr 0736. Storage and Transfer ESTABLISHED 1895. Packing, hauling and storage. Low piices on city and overland hauling Phone us tor estimates. 01*10 J SUEZ. Mam 3628-2353 Webster 457931600 W LET us. figure with vou on your moving. Local or overland PARKER TRANSFER 1126 Oilve Ave Bel 4307 BROAD RIPPLE Trans and Gen Haul W K RODOCKER, 821 B 64th Wa. 4433. Coat and Wood 1027 CALENDAR WITH EACH ORDER. Better Prices on Better Coal Best Va. blk., 6-in. clean fkd.57.25 2 tons. $14.25. Best Va. !p., 3x6, clean fkd < 00 2 tons. $13.75 Best Va., 2x4 clean fkd $6.75 2 tons. $13.25. ltest Va. M. R . s<l pet. Ip 6 25 lies! E. Ky <Ljn. block, clean fkd.. . 7.60 Kanawha Cn Va.—Harlan Cos.. Ky. Gen. Glendora, 6-in , large blk., fkd. 7.50 (leu. Glendora lp., ox3. clean fkd... 7.00 Gen. Glendora egg. 2x4. clean fkd. . 0.75 Try our Hoosfer Ash. beet Indiana. No. 4. bums well and holds fire over night. Hoosier Ash. 0-tn. block, cln. fkd... 0.75 Hoosier Ash. 2x4icgg. clean forked. 0.00 ITest Liriton No. 4. 0-in. blk., cl. fkd. 6.50 Best. Ind. No. 5. 4-in. lp.. forkeik . . . 5.75 Best ind. No. 5, 2x4-in. egg. cl. fkd. 5.50 Citizens coke, all sizes 10.25 UNION ICE AND COAT, CO. DRexel 4021. 1910 Bluff. It will pay you to visit our yard and see the difference in good ooal. Ind. 4-in. fkd. lp $5.25 Vigo County. W K: 2-in. fkd. Ip $6.25 W. Ky. 6-in. fkd. lp $6.75 No. 9 Seam. W. Va. 2-in. fkd. lp $7.60 W. Va. 6-in. fkd. lp Kanawha District _ „„ Poco., fkd., 4-in. lump $9.00 McDowell Countv No 6 811 Guaranty Bldg WA, 4441 212 N Pine MA 4392-4393 357 W Ray PRex 1010-1011 White Ash, Fkd., $5.00 2 TONS, $9.75 Shoveled Lump .... $4.75 Ind. No. 5,3 to 6-ln. W. Va. 4-in. fkd $6.75 Island Creek'. FANSLER COAL CO. Lin. 795# 936 E. Vermont Big 6-Inch Block Fkd. OLD HICKORY WHITE ASH $5 JO 2 Tons, $10.50 (Indiana No. 5) W. Va. Splint Forked, $7.25 2 Tons, sl4 1 4-in. lump No. 61 * BANNER FUEL CO. RI. 1800. St. Clair at Davidson. ISLAND CRK. 0-IN. LP„ FKD.. GENUINE W. VA .... .7. .*7.75 BEST W. VA. 6-IN. BLOCK. FKD., KANAWHA COUNTY 7.25 W. VA. 2x4 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 IND. 2x4 EGG. FKD.. NO. 6. ...... . 5.75 SPRINGFIELD ILL. 6-IN. LGE. CLN. LUMP . . 8.50 SPRINGFIELD ILL. 2xo IN. LP 0.00 BETHEL COAL CO. DREXEL 5200. 250 BEECHER ST. RED ASH FKD..:. $5.50 Sullivan Cos., No. 5, 4-in. lp. Island Creek W. Va. 4-ln. fkd. lump $7.50 Poca. Gen. No. 2 shov. lp $9.25 B. Ky. 4-in. fkd. lp. Hazard..s7.so SUPREME COAL CO. 430 Indiana Ave. RI. 4381. EHRLICH COAL CO. DRex. 4537. 579 W. Wilkins. | Indiana fkd. ip $5.50 OTHER HIGH GRADE COALS. / Delivery Anywhere in City.

Coal and Wood "TielloT" _ BACK AGAIN, MR. BRAZIL BLOCK Pea and Nut ~ $4.50 Try our Kentucky Wonder SB.OO v Low ash and full heat. W Va lump SB.OO Cal' for Prices EAST STDE ICE AND COAL CO. _ 034 Fowler St Main 6930. NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING. WE DELIVER. HA Ll' TON. Poco. SKov. Lp. No. 4 $8.75 W. Va. 4-In. Lp. Fkd. No. 6..57.50 Ind. 3-in. Lp. Fkd. No. 5.. $5.50 Ind. Nut and Slack $4.00 JACKSON COAL CO. Roach at Burton. II \r. 0210. IND. LUMP, $4.95 3 In. No. 5 Shov. W. VA. 4 IN. FKD.. KANAWHA...S7.OO W. VA. 0 IN FKD SPLINT NO 5. 7.60 IND. 6-IN. FKD., LINTON NO. 4... 6.00 2ND. 3-IN. FKD.. J. IN TON NO. 4.. 5.50 „ HARVEY COAL CO 130 E. MORRIS ST. DREXEL 21 94. fjm vvnow rfx.' i xV'mU&M: BEI. 0272 KYR DREY 9775 Sue Rich lenil CToal Cos Business Announcements FB*STIIERS boiurht sold and renovated: feather mat treat's and ntllows made E. K jRURKLK 41ti Masu Main 1428 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpen-,( Trm.EDGK 216 S Illifaof. RUG 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED <2 Superlot Riiv Cleaners Ken. 44b2. Business Opportunities QUICK sale moving picture show, long established: SOOO cash: first man with money takes it: party must go West for hi* health. Address 'niß'-s. Box A-157. Miscellaneous tor Sale BABY carriage, oil heater and mandolin: sell cheap. Drexel 5987-J. HATTER Y. $7 50. 0-13 DEM. 1546 N. ILLINOIS. BUFFET, turned oak. 02 melf-s >25: Ige ehilfuiiier. Fh. rep*. 4013 E. Michigan. CA-wi tvEbibi tits caie. grunlere >u.> rdVuill, suarauleeO Fixtures all kinds aPKAGUE EX 22 W Ohio Vitiu OStij FOUR rooms of furniture. Call mornings before 11 or evenijigs after 0. 1137 Laurel St. Drrx. 1533. w. GAS RANGES used I borough; v overhauled $lO and no Delivered and -on oected Charles Koehnng. 882 Vtr Are MICHIGAN c-aah rdgir>tk'r. 2 TANARUS) rsixes, oounter allow ease; very cheap. VAR- < M Vl'i A ' NASH toy. good ixiiuliUon like new; sl(i 2284 Union St. I)rex 7145 W. ilugs—Liiioleum 9x12 Brussels rugs In' blue tan taupe and old rose at sl2 50 Gold Seal ConKOleum rugs in all sizes 53.95 and tin All new patterns perfeet goods Imported Japanese grass rugs. $3.85 to sf-50 for 9x12 Woo! flisw rugs. 9x12 $7.50 Inlaid linoleum Floor covering in beautiful linoleum patterns at 49a yard. All widths and patterns. Brussels Axminsters. Velvets and Wiltons at most reasonable prices Look over our stock before buving elsewhere. CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED Dorfinan Rug Cos. ”07 W Washington St. nrar Capitol. RUG. Axminstf*r. green and brown. 9x12; i-anh Dn*x. 5 50 H STOVk7ISoTe Hi Ov-n7~'s2o. W-b. 5194. ‘I OOS N. Keystone; SWKEFKR: late model elertrio cleaner; good condition: saiTifice for sls. Fm* trial. Bel. 2741. WASHINGTON machine, eleetrie: gd eond.; sells for Clothing FLANNEL and wool dresses from $6 to i $1(1: piece goods at lest* than wholesale prices 404 Murphy Bldg. 32 E. Geor gia St OVERCOAT, long, black. Army coat, and other odd work coat. Sell cheap. Lady's gray suit, size 40. Har. 4615-R. OVERCOAT, black: good and heavy; size 40; $lO. Irv. 4157-R. Miscellaneous Wanted Good Somurnd Yellow Ear Cora •Wamited at tine STOCK YARDS Ma„ ©S96 HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing. furniture magazines, papers will help li* to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home nhone for wagon Riley 6622 127 \V Georgia. , Musical Instruments NEW 5-TUBE H.adio Set Complete $65.00 820 N, Meridian, or Riley 4931, CHRISTENSEN School of l'opiuar Music. Piano, harmony and all dams: orchestral instruments 10ft Pembroke Arc, Ri. 3890, I’lANO: good upright; golden oak. Take any thing in trade or sell on payments; $3 down. $1.50 per week. Ran. 4221. BABY GRAND [uano. Clnekeriiig: splenilld condllion: low uriee for cash. Must sell at. once. I,in. >662. /between 0 and 9 p. m, CLARINET: good condition; reasonable. Washington 1761, Pets and Live Stock yWVWk ■ -N JUST RECEIVED Shipment of trained canaries from Germany. llarz Mt. and Rollers. Baby chicks Jan. 10th. BOYER'S HATCHERY 34 N Dela. Tele. Riley 5470, COON DOGS—Rabbit dogs, one am, i lean bulldog and cunh. 845 W, 30th Har, 1434. THOROUGHBRED FOX TERRIER PUPS. Very reasonable. Bel, 01*06. CANARIES; fine singers; all prices. 730 lowa St. Drex. 1006. , AIREDALE, thoroughbred: good watch ando Kj_ Web. 2075, ifiQ*J Roosevelt. Money to Loan LOANS—SIO TO S3OO ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS PIANOS, ETC. WITHOUT REMOVAL Ten years of intensive investigation hare proven that this business meets a real economic need. Indiana passed a law setting a fair late of interest and licenahw the lender Loans are made lor thousand* of di-ferenl purposes II you need money in emergency do not hesitate to call, phone or write either of our offices. Repayment arranged in easy monthly installments of principal and interest. Loans can be reduced or paid in full any time. Interest causes immediately on every dollnr r-nald rOPUi.AR FINANCE CORPORATION JO6 E. Market Ht. MA in 1278. Room 513-34 Lemcke Bldg. NEED MQ*EYI Quickly, confidentially and business-like dealings is a part of the service we give vou LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 14U/0 E. Washington St. MA in *0585. _ Lincoln 7134. REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS PURCHASED. We buv from persons holding deeds, real -state contract* of sale. Mr. Frey, the Washington Company. 25* W. Washington St Main 0792. LOANS 2% WHY PAY MORET Loans on furniture Iti per cent below the legal rate. Lowest rate in city. Indianapolis Pubiio Welfare Loan Association 330 Occidental Bldg. Mam 6229. Southeast corner Washington and llllnol*. Loan* with other eompanie* paid oft. FIRST or Second Mortgages on Indianapolis or Indiana real estate. Prompt service. R. H WILSON. Lin 6104 1101 National City Bank Bldg. AUTO TCOOUNTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS. MARION FINANCE CO LIN 1581. 207 GUARANTY BLDG PF r™, AL tfo^MV 0 fßM°oi Li Vimus RATIOK Maiin

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Money to Loan ”TO4)AY~ “1887” People Prefer Our Service To Help Solve Their Money Problems Investigate our easy-to-pay Twenty-Payment Plan J<oans •• J2ooi “ " SIOOO '• S3OO •• •• $16.00 With interest. Payable monthly. Pay Faster If You Wish. (Less cost) All business confidential. We Loan on Furniture. Pianos, Radio Sets, etc., without removal. Also Loan on Diamonds. Vmetro/ _\loan/ „ 300 \ /Phone Roo.wlt\v * MAin Building 3286 In Business Sirue 1887 N.E.Cor. Illinois & Washington Sts . Formerly Indiana CoUatoral la>an Cos. MONEY We loan you any amount up to S3OO on your furniture. fixtures, piano automobile. allowing you from one to thirty month* to repay the loan $25 co*t 4 month*. $2.04 MO. •tal cot 4 moflth* ioo $75, total coat 4 month*. $0 50 $l5O. total cost 4 months $13.13 All other amount* atrw proportionate rate. No deduction* No endorser* TELEPHONE APPLICATIONS RECEIVE PROMPT AITENTION. MA in 2983 American Loan Company y 347 Bankers Trust Bldg Corner Pennsylvania and OnTo St* Auto Supplies and Repairs USED TIRES Whole 00 -23 23 9 East St. GOOD Ts Eh TIR KS WE PAY SIIIIHMNG CHARGES. „ ROGERS TIRE SHOP. 3117 W. Washington. Bel. 4300. NEW and u**<i i*rt. _eee**orle* tire* srnl batterle* for nractlcally every i>iake of aTTto 821-23 N ’lllnols Main 600 AUTO lon# H—overed Re* Ulaes tinclosure*: Copper Colt Auto Heater*. HABIO M KG. COMPANY 1035 N. Meridian St Lin 8302-8308. USED TIRES—S 2 tfP, EIJUNS 9T Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for vour car or your equity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin. 4516. 661 N, Capitol. USED CARS bourht ainl Hold GOLDBRRO Sgg 18 Motorcyaes and Bicycles WE BUY sett and exchange used motorcycles Good used part# for sale ALLEN'S, 509 Mas* Aye. Main 7029. Automobiles tor Sale BUICK 1925 MASTER if SEDAN In wonderful <mndltion: had rxtrptionally irood cam by local InudneM nuwi; fully equipped. JncJiuling heater; right; trau or tcnn§. LOCO^IOBILE 955 N. Meridian.** IJn 1171 CHANDLER (Sene* 1924i touring: new tlr- ov-rhaul-d Mr McDowell M 1920 CtIEVKOI.ET. 11123 touring, lock wheel. bumpers, spotlight, brand new paint This car has had wonderful care. Sells for; $160: terms. STONE-CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E, New York. 1927 CHEVROLET ROADSTER This car ha* bc**n driven only 800 mile*. Extra tiro, bumpers and plenty of ac* ceasoripH. Price only $475; 5100 down. 10 months plan. EQl' ITA BLE SECURITIES * CO. Garage. 218 E. New York St. Ri 5583 CHEVROLET, late model landau: bumpers. heater, spare tire. Mr Stone's personal cor and has had good care; $".• down. Now car guarantee and title. STONE-CHEVRO-LET CO.. 540 E. Wash. CHEVROLET COACH 1926 MODEL Only four months old. A mal bargain. Easy terms. Trades. LOCOMOBILE 955 N. Meridian Lin 1171 CHEVROLET touring. 1923; $126. Ford touring, 1923: SIOO. LONG AUTO SALES. * 1114 N. Meridian. Lincoln 6865. CHEVROLET i025 coupe; spotlight: only driven 8,000 mile*; nice stiape alt through; $426; terms. We have 3 of this model at this price. STONE-CHEVROLET CO.. 540 K. Wash. Dodge 4-Door Sedan 1925 Model This car has had wonderful care and is a real good buy at our price. Convenient terms. "TALK TO TEMP.” Paul L. Hoeltke Motor Cos. —ELCAR—--1020 N. Meridian. MA. 1850 DODGE. 1919 touring; It runs like sixty and sell for S6O cash. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E_New York. DODGE touring. End of the year clearance sale: S6O See us for bargains in used ears. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York. 1926 ESSEX COACH Driven 900 miles. Your old car in trade; balance terms 825 N. ILLINOIS ST. 1926 ESSEX coach, $375.00. P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. 450 N. Capitol Ave, Lin, 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 excellent rotidition throughout. Good rubber. Dandy ear for winter. Price only $200: $75 down. IB months plan. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garage, 218 K. New York St. Ri. 5583.

YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY A BRAND NEW PHONOGRAPH FOR ONLY SI.OO DOWN $125 PER WEEK Regular $125.00 Console. Equipped with the new orthophonic style reproducer, only $59.00. Choice of walnut or mahogany fin ish and also your selection of twelve Victor orthophonic records applied. WDLSON-STEWAiRT MUSIC. CO. 44 N. Penn, St, Phone MA in 1287,

Automobiles for Sale ~Yii~ we wish TO ANNOUNCE ™e opening OF THE Wo Lo Quelllhiorst Certified! Motor Salles AT 322 No Delaware FOR YOUR APPROVAL 1926 Gardner Roadster 1926 Chrysler Roadster 11*26 Htutz Sport 1926 Essex Coach 1926 Auburn 8-S8 Sedan 1926 Auburn R 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 Eldar Sedan 192<* Elcar 4-Pass. Coupe Brand New Gardner 8 Convertible Coupe Gardner 6 Convertible 'Coupe AU our cars are certified, which means we guarantee the service. 322 ’N. Delaware Lincoln BS7O. t Open Evenings and Sunday. 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 11. Wallonch, Inc. USED CAR DEPARTMENT 314 N. Delaware St. Lin. 558 if. Open Evenings and Sukday. VISIT THE USED CAR DEPT. OF On. B*US*poU4 625 N. Capitol Open ‘Evenings and Sunday. I MA in 470^ SPECIAL TODAY 1923 Stutz Sedan $360 1923 Stutz Sport $350 1022 Rickcnba-krr Sedan Ss<) 1923 Stephens Tourtng #276 1921 Stephens Sedan S3OO 1924 Peerless Coupe $250 STUTZ INDIANAPOLIS CO. 957 N. Meridian. Open Evenings anil Sunday A. M. 1926 FORD ROADSTER Juki rf*noHsew<l. Sold for bitlanto due. 825 N. ILLINOIS ST. FORD roadster, also truck bed; SBS. Drex. V I .ill, FORD—Four-door sedan. 1924: loek wheel. 5 cord tires, seat -overs, mileage not to exert'd 3.900; motor A-l: down payment S9O. SMITH & MOORE. Inc., authorized Ford Dealers, 528 8. Meridian St. Open evenings and Sundays. Mam 0050. FORD. 1923 four-door sedan; lock wheel, spotlight. 4 Roval cord tire*, visor, mirror. dome light, brand new top deck. Soils today for $200: oil easy terms. We have two more of this mod-1 at the same price. STONK-CHKVHOLKT CO- 540 K, Wash, FORD—I92I roadster: starter ami demountable rims; 5 tires; good running condition: $lO down. WANOKLCN-SHARP CO.. 902 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evenings. FORD. 1923 touring; ioek wheel, dock. 3 good looking tires, good top and paintj motor laarings taken up recently: $25 down. $3.60 per week. STONE CHEVROLKT OO- 540 K. Wash. lORJ) coupe* 1020; balloon ores and In A-l condition throughout; a real bargain. with easy terms, Tlrex. 4743 FORD. 1920 sedan: lock wheel. pecs- - 5 tires lot of unused transportation here for SOS. Better hurry on thl* one STONE-CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E Nmt York FORD—I 922 touring; 5 good tires, lock wheel, ton and curtains good: mechanically O K.: 825 down. WANGELIN-SHARP CO.. 902 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evening h. FORD loupe. 1925; tuliy equipped. Terms. _MR MoDOWELL. Main 1920. FORD. 1924 touring; rear bumpers, 2 good and 2 fair tire*; : will sell for uttpald balance; S3O down. $4 per week. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 640 E. Wash. FORD tudor sedan 1925, with 6 balloon tires and kits of extras: priced low, with liberal terms. Drex. 4743. FORD—I 923 ffoirdor: 5 good cord tires; new paint: new top: personal service guarantee: SOS down. WANGELIN-SIfARP CO.. 902 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evenings 1920 FORD coupe; $75 down, balance terms. ROY WILMETH CO 720 N. Meridian St. Ltn. 6875. - Open evenings. 1924 FORI* foidor: new paint: S4O down STATE AUTOMOBiBE CO., 635 N. Capitol. Lin. 730).

Queen o£ Winter

While Paint Beach receives its flock of year-round summer fflrls, Jack Frost's cortege of winter sports enthusiasts arc making: for the snowbound re-sorts, \bove is shown the most attractive winter scene that photographer found on a trip into the mountains.

DRIVE PUTS CRIMP IN A UTO STEALING ‘Nix on Hot Cars,’ Is Word in Underworld After Activity by Police —Sentences Passed Out Quickly.

"Nix on the hot cars.’' Like n shot from a gun this word has gone out in auto banditry circles here, after ten days extreme vigilance by police and detectives. "Hot”, in the languago of the auto thief mcii’.B "stolen ” A.nd now fingers that itched for the touch of an Ignition switch are halted. Sentences and speedy Judgment in criminal and municipal courts have caused a panic among the autothief gangs of Indianapolis’ underworld. Not only* the professional outfits, hut the hoys of 21 and under. Automobiles for Sale AKMAGOST GOOD CARS 1924 FORD COUPE $225 1929 GARDEN TOUR. ... 195 1924 ESSEX COACH 330 1923 MAXWELL COUPE 245 1934 OVERLAND TOUR.. 175 1922 STEPHENS RODS.. 175 1924 FLINT TOURING... 435 Your Car in Trade—Terms ARMACOST AUTOMOBILE CO. v Used Car Store 209 W. North St. MA. 3264. GARDNER. 1923 touring: 4 nearly new tires, brand new top and curtains, excellent paint: motor sounds good; our special tor today, $226; terms. STONECHEVROLET CO.. s*t) E. Waah. 1926 HUDSON COACH Car only 7 months old. We guarantee condition and performance of this car. Price $750; $l5O cash, balance 16 month*. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Gr.-ayp, *2lB l£. Now York St. RT. ftsß3. 1926 HUDSON 4-DOOR BROUGHAM Run 7,000 mile*, must be seen to be appreciated, talk .. PAUL L. HOELTKE 1 p2O N. Meridian. Main 1850, 1923 MAXWELL COUPE New tires, good paint and perfect m cbaplcal condition: SSO down; balance long terms. 825 N. TLLTNOIS ST. 1926 OAKLAND COACH Disc wheels: looks like new; mechanically A-l throughout. Price $750; $l6O down, 16 months plan. This car guaranteed. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garag*, 218 E. New York, Ri 5583 STAR TOURING ...^5175.00 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 EASY TERMS. M*raft®MeTOi SALKS 1901 N.MEntt>lA** Lin. 1177. Open evenings. A SMALL DEPOSIT* WILL HOLD ANY OF THESE CARS UNTIL MARCH IST. 1924 Model Maxwell coupe $330 1924 F’ord tudor sedan ............ 275 1923 Overland touring ............ 106 1924 Overland coupe 275 1923 Ford coupe 126 1924 Essex touring 296 1923 Overland Red Bird 165 1925 Ford touring '. 135 1924 Ford roadster 86 Convenient Term* Offered. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO. _ Capitol and Michigan. Open Evening* and Suuony*. •

who craved a rid® In someone else's car. are daunted. AVithln the last ten days, several groups of auto bandits have been arrested, indicted, tried and are r ow serving time ranging from a few days to ten years In State criminal institutions. Watch Us Go Detective Inspector Claude Worley says: "Now we’re started, watch us go. Every auto bandit, filling station robber and highwayman will be subject to immediate prosecution after any such crime." For a while Worley was dissatisfied with the results. Then things began to roll. He conferred with prosecutors and judges and received a pledge of cooperation, which, so far, has been carried out. But jus youths stand before the court, knowing they are criminals, fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, friends, wives and sweethearts are suffering for the misdeatnenors committed by the boys. Three times in the last week the old and young, whose relatives were sent to penal servitude, were led sobbing hysterically from the court room. According to Worley the number of thefts has been reduced 40 per cent of late. And Judge James A. Collins from the criminal court bench stated that "the Indictments of the crime is against the home, where improper rearing has brought youth to a life of crime.” Blames Autoist But Worley blames the autoist to a great extent. "The man who locks the door of his car, the ignition switch and the transmission has nothing to fear,” he said. “But many of thenv don’t do that and the result is auto theft.” Worley, the court and prosecutors' office attaches point out that with a stolen car, the life of the youth leads to filling station stickups, bootlegging and stripping of stolen automobiles. In obtaining "hot” cars a varietyof crude Instruments are used to pick the locks. Among these are safety / pins, finger nail files, knives, hairpins, screw drivers and any other piece of xt’lre or steel that will either make an electric connection or Jimmy a lock. A group of detectives and police are assigned to watch for thefts and also keep a close lookout for places where autos are stripped. Three of the places were turned up by authorities recently. State police and deputy sheriffs are aiding other officials In the campaign. FAIJJS ON ICE Miss Dorothy Emmons. 22, of 303 W. Vermont St., was taken to the city hospital suffering from a fractured leg, received early today when she slipped on the ice at Indiana and Senate Aves., and fell to the pavement.

PRE-INVENTORY SALE SAVE 20% Order rcrar suit and overcoat today. All end* to be closed out to make room for our new spring stock. S4O Suita and overcoat* now $32 SBO Suits *nd overcoat* now S4O S6O Suits and overcoat* now S4B $76 Butt* and overcoats now SBS Butt* and dverooata now sog W. G. Schneider, Tailor 39 WEST OHIO SB.

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FEDERAL AGENTS, I POLICE PUN DRYI NEW YEAR’S El^ Harris to Confer With Chief Johnson —Rumor of Shift Denied. City policehnen and twelve Federal prohibition agents will unite in an attempt to make the Indianapolis New Tear's Eve bone dry. A. R. Harris, deputy prohibition administrator, was to confer with Police Chief Claude F. Johnson today to that end. Agents Assigned The report that agents from other States have been imported for the drive is false, according to Harris and Edward C. Yellowley of Chicago, prohibition administrator for the Thirteenth District, comprising the States of Indiana, Illinois "and Wisconsin. Yellowley made his regular visit Wednesday, accompanied by A, G. Jamie, assistant. Four agents transferred to the Thirteenth district met Yellowley here for assignment, the administrator explained. They were from North j Carolina, Virginia and Alabama, and I two of them were assigned to Sprtng-J field, 111., one to Wisconsin, and on to Chicago. The men left with iowley and his aid Wednesday nlr^Hj Harris denied the rumor of Wr posible transfer to Chicago, thought by some to have been the subject of discussion in Yellowley’s visit. It Is rumored in Chicago, however, that Yellowley may bo named national dry chief to succeed IJncoln C. Anj drews, leaving the district post to be filled. Didn't Know Plan "I don’t, know what the plan* are,” Yellowley said. “At any rate, the subject was not discussed during my conference here." Yellowley outlined his recent "dry pledge" procedure among Chicago hotels, (o Harris. About 125 hotel owners in that city have signed a pledge, stating they will not permit patrons to bring In liquor. In addition to complying with the law* in not selling liquor. "The program will aid considerably In coping with the New Year's eve liquor situation In Chicago,” Yellowley said. “All the leading hotel proprietors have promised the utmost cooperation." Harris stated that such a program In Indianapolis would show a lack of confidence in hotel owners.-* ”1 am urging them to n.id the department in keeping the city dry," he said, “but with their word given that they will the law, it might be disastrous to ask them to 'put it in writing.’ ” MOTORISTS ARE MORE g/ CAUTIOUS Drivers Show Willingness to Cooperate, View of Club Official. Willingness to cooperate with a.ny reasonable form of traffic rogula tlon is becoming increasingly manifest on the part of motorists and is reacting favorably in the Interests of highway safety, according to Todd Stoops, nyißßffor of the I-loosler Motor Club. In voicing his opinion Stoops declared that 1926. after having seen traffic control reach a scale that amounted to over-regulation in some parts of the country, now la recording a trend towafd simplification of rules that govern the motor vehicle flow over America's highways. Control Favored “Automatic control devices have given a most adequate anower to those who maintain that the only way to keep traffic in order Is to place motorcycle policemen where they can check the unruly driver. On the whole, the Increasing adoption of the automatic traffic control system has reacted very favorably toward the motorist. . "Surveys conducted In every city J in the country where this system isl in operation show virtually 100 perl cent cooperation on the part of motorist as -against relatively sdBH cooperation by the pedestrian. tires gathered by the America® Automobile Association, with whlcfl this club is affiliated, reveal that, irE one large center, where but one two motorists had the temerity to run counter to the lights, literally thousands of pedestrians paid no attentlon to them. Drivers Cautious “Safety sermons are having their effect. This is noticeable in the def inite trend toward creating higher speed limits in a great many of the larger centers bt the country. Motor club officials everywhere have paid particular attention to the effect of this change. < "Their observations reveal drivers do not regard the establishment of higher limits as giving them a right to drive at the more rapid rate regardless of street conditions. This is obvious to anyone who notices tli© situation. It has been found, for instance, one heavily traveled boulevard in one of the eastern cities where the speed limit is 30 miles an hour that not one driver in 100 will attempt to make legal speed when the streets are wet and slippery. Reasonable regulations greater cooperation la the reason." STILL GUARDING CAROL Bv United Preu PARIS, Deo. 30.—Secluded to hia villa with Mme, Magda former Crown Prince Carol of mania still waited today for the Paris police to withdraw guards at his home. But instead the likelihood was that the number would be Increased. G.uards were placed to protect Carol against intrusion and to keep the government Informed, but he did not like the attention. He protsaated to person agatoeg sure veiUanoa,