Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 274, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1927 — Page 10

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Funeral Directors BERT S. GADD, 2130 Prospect St. Phone Stewart 2278. FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY 33 W. Fall Creek Drive. Phone day or night, Rail. 4400. 4401 or 4402. Operating INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY. George Grin steiner Funeral director. 523 E. Market. > Main 0008. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL, DIRECTOR. * 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1154. Res.. Bel. 3800 R 1 W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Drexel 2570. UNDERTAKERS—HISEY & TITUS. 931 N. Delaware. Main 3680. Lpst and Found HOUND—Red bone: cut on neck. Reward. Webster 0541. REWARD —S*month-old aircdale. wearing: collar and chain, straved Horn Winthrop Friday; name Folly. Hum. 5609 or Hum. 3763. WRIST WATCH, white gold, white gold band: downtown. Rew. Web. 7231^ Special Notices HOUSEWIVES! Gall Cannaday the “Maytag Washer Man” for free home demonstration. Don't delay. No obligation. Ken. 3387. PIANO teacher wants pupils. 65c lesson; will call at home. Hum. 3853, YOUR young men to complete class in vocal work: splendid offer. Box B-319. Times. Help Wanted—Male

Solderers and finishers. Apply Robbins Body Corp. Division and Morris Sts. First-Class Trimmers MilSspauglhi <& Irish : Corp. 7,30 E. Wash. DESIRE to interview young man interested in entering accounting profession as life career; state age. education, business experience in detail, and phflne number. Box A-250. YOUNG MEN to work in or out of town on publicity work; agreeable occupation, and keeping contact with best people in State: guaranteed good pay. Apply MR. 01*1', Suite 425-28 Peoples Bank Bldg. PAPER HANGER—A-l location, community center. Call if you mean business. No cash for rent. Plenty o£ work. Want a hot wire, 3331 E. vOth. WANTED—Experienced i-redit clothing collector. Must know city and have car. Apply at once. Puritan Clothing Store. HELPER; exp. sheet metal and plumber's; good recommendations. Web. 1845. Help Wanted Female LADY DEMONSTRATORS WANTED See Mr. Richardson today. 4 p. m. to 8:30 p. m.. Sunday 9 a. m. to 8:30 p. m., at 624 N. Canitol. WANTED six lady canvassers at once. Call In person, 31 N. Tacoma Ave. I WANT 2 more salesladies at once: good nay, WILLIAM S. GIBBS, 3 E. North. Situations Wanted Male TWO—Expert painters, house painting or spray work, by day or contract. MR. CRICK. DRex. 5850-M. 1431 Southeastern j CHAUFFEUR—Or truck driver, porter or janitor; experienced. Riley 2960. Situations Wanted Female REGISTERED NURSE wants an elderly person: obstetrical ease, or patient to care for in her home. Massage and hydrotherapy treatment if desired. Web. 1469-W, PRACTICAL nursing; confinement cases a specialty. Call Irv. 2955. PRACTICAL nursing with doctor's reierence- Southport 268-M 3. DRESSMAKING—AIteration and coats a specialty. Irvington 2180. CLEANING—Ironing. $2.50 per day: best reference, Riley 2270. HALF-DAY work, by day or week; no Sundays. Ken. 3092. TYPING or stenography: evenings; at home or office. Webster 2584-W. COOK EXPERIENCED: BY COLORED WOMAN. HAR. 0616-K. WASHINGS to do at home by experienced” laundress. Call Har, 4132-J. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Rooms for Rent ALABAMA, N., 125%: nicely furn.: steam heat; adjoining bath: 52.00. Lin. 5788. CENTRAL. 1218; nice, warm, front rm.. suit, for couple or 2 men. Riley 2303. COLLEGE, 1322: large, furn.. front rm.; mod. with or without gar. RI. 2668. SZT N., 3124: front rm. suitable lor 2: breakfast optional. Ran. 1716. Illinois, i 319 N.: single or in suite: newly furn.: 83.50 up. Lin. 9485. MAPLE RD.E.. 1345—RM. SUITABLE 2; TWIN BEDS: GARAGE. WASH. 3597. MERIDIAN, N.. 529; sleeping rooms with running water: reasonable. NEW JERSEY N„ 615—Light modern rm.: private home; gentleman. Lin. 7251. NEW YORK, E.. 435; modern, furnished rms.; meals optional. Lin. 4989, PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1723: large, airy rm.: hot water heat: mod. Har. 0921. PRATT. E.. 20: front room; twin beds: two gentlemen: close in; reasonable. TALBOTT, N.: nicely furn. warm room for girls; pri. home: priv.; bus line. Ra. 2793. WALCOTT. N„ 10; front room; modern. private home; E. Wash, car. WASH., E.. 5603; .large furn. front room. suitable for one or two In-. 3502. kxCEPTIONALLY attractive front room; •team heat, private home, north; breakfast. and gar, opt.; reasonable. Lin. 9575. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA, N.. 520: two front housekeeping rooms: strictly modern. BROADWAY. 1720; 3 nicely fur. rms.; pri. ent.: sleep, rm.: good heat. Ken. 6145. DELAWARE. N.. 1004: comfortable housekeeping rms.: also sleeping rooms. EAST ST.. N. 543 Rooms, modern: reasonable. Lincoln 7192, HOYT. 1112; two furnished housekeeping rooms: mod. Evening, DRex. 5816. MARKET. W.. 1728: 2 rms.; mod. but heat: priv. ent. Before 10 a.m„ aft. 4 p.m. PARK. 1023: furnished, modern; plenty heat: reasonable. Riley 2244, PRATT St.. E„ 126: 3 lovely con. rms.: also sleep, rm.; steam heat. Lin. 2475. 3 ROOMS furnished: private entrance; $7. Webster 5194. Room for Rent With Board CHILDREN —To board: reasonable price. Belmont 1935-R. ROOM—And board. 1 or 2 girls employed: best location on Central. Kenwood 3892. Houses and Flats Furnished MARKET and Brush: 2-room apt.: 1 block from Wash, car; S3 a week. 421 Illinois Bldg. Lin. 1957: eve.. Ken, 2797. times want ads bring: business

Houses for Rent ADAMS. 2059: 4-room: water paid: $25. Web. 2183-R, Inquire at 2041 Caroline. BANCROB’T. 420: 5-room mod. double: gar.; brkfast. rm.; wa. pd. Irv. 3366-W. BLOYD. 2043: 5 rms.: gas. water, elec.: 523.50: A-l condition, Lin. 5743, BROOKSIDE AVE.. 2909—New 4-room modern: garage: water; $35, RI. 6823. CAPITOL Ave., N., 2959: 4 rms.: semimodern: close to car and bus. Web. 1067. CARROLLTON. 4027: 6-room mod. double: newly decorated. Hum, 2955. CHESTER, N., 621; 5 rooms: modern: Heatrola heated: gar.: wa. pd. Irv. 0706-W. EDGEMONT. 1233: cozy 4-room bungalow; newly papered: .S2O. Lin, 4752. ENGLISH, 1916: 5-rm. double; gas. elec.: inside toilet: gd. cond.; $lB. Dr, 5638. FULTON. 616—4-room semi-modern house. Main 1764. Randolph 7190, GREER St.. 725; 6-room modern house; garage optional. DRex. 1781. HAMILTON, N„ 29; 5-room cottage; bath; garage; only $25. Ken. 3724. 1901 LAMBERT. 5 rms.. elec $12.50 420-2 S. Missouri. 5 rms., sm-m0d.516.00 418% S. Missouri. 3 rms.. sem-md. $13.00 417 W. Empire. 3 rms., semi-m0d.512.00 410 W. Empire. 4 rms.. semi-mod. $15.00 424 N. Jefferson. 6 rms.. md. dbl. .$30.00 ALL RENTS REDUCED. OWNER. LIN, 4083. LINWOOD, 515; 6 rms., new, mod. dble. DR. RIFFLE. Main 6059. mornings. MARKET. W„ 3512: 3-room cottage; electricity and well: sl2. Bel, 1893. MICHIGAN, E.. 1041: 5 RMS.. SEMIMOD.: CLOSE TO TECH. Web. 3991, NAOMI. 1424; 5-room semi-modem double: garage: $25. Frank S. Clark & Cos.. 226 E. Ohio, Main 3377, Weffster 4191 eve. RINGGOLD. 1415; strictly modern. 7-room cottage: 3-car garage. DRex, 5116-R. RUCKLE. 2002; CORNER DBLE: 7 RMS.; HEAT. WTR. FURN.. $55. WASH 4256. SHEFFIELD. 1360: 5 rms.. dou.: $23.50: wa. paid. RI. 5666, eve, Har. 1918-W. WHEELER ST.. 2168: lour rooms: gas, elec., inside toilet: 1 sq. Brightwood car; water paid: rent $lB. WRIGHT AND BUCHANAN STS. rooms and bath, electricity: newly papered throughout, Humboldt 5136, 14TH ST.: 2 large rooms, kitchenette, hath,'* back gfiroh. garage, steam heat, janitor service; desirable; very reasonable. Ken. 4620, | 15TH, E.. 814: upper duplex; 7 rms.; heat and water furnished. Riley 2026. FOUR-ROOM modern double bungalow: 827.50: also 4-room semi-modern bungalow double: $22.50. Gladstone and E. Michigan. Irv. 0401. HAK MONTH RENT FREE E. Michigan. 528 and 530; 6 rooms each; semi-modem; reduced to $25. Lin. 5660. SIX-ROOM house: bath, toilet, garage; large yard: water paid. 328% N. Euclid Ave, Eve,, 327 S. New Jersey. FOUR rooms, modem double bungalow; $27.50: also 4-room semi-modern bungalow double: $23.50. Gladstone and Michigan. Irv. 0401. 3-ROOM HOUSE & 9 ACRES. SUITABLE FOR GARDENING AND SHRUBBERY. INDP, ROUTE K. BOX 50. HUM. 6372. 6 ROOMS; gas. electricity, garage, garden, chicken house. Irv. 0136-J. COLORED —Half 6-room double. 514 W. Michigan. Harrison 0607-R. Apartments for Rent ALABAMA. N.. 1614: upper duplex: 3 rms., bath: heat, water furnished. BUTLER, S., 131: 3-room apt.; bath: upstairs: everything furnished. Irv. 0621, CAPITOL. 3130: 4-room modern, heat and water furnished. Har. 0148-R. CENTRAL, 1450—4-room apt.; good heat; porches: good condition. Riley 2471. COLLEGE Ave.; 4 rooms; unfurnished: in business block; $lB. Rail. 1736. RUCKLE. 2002: CORNER DBL.: 7 RMS.; HEAT & WATER FUR.: $55. WA. 4236. 11TH ST., 12; IDEAL SMALL APT., $38.50. CALL APT. 6. THE GRANT. 29TH, W., 403: mod.. 4 rms.: heat, water. _ $37.50. HA. 6792. Key 2842 Soliriver. APARTMENTS FOR RENT. LIN. 5391. H. H. Woodsmall & Cos., Inc. “We insure everything but the hereafter." NIGHTS AND HOILDAYS CALL DR. 2840. Houses for Sale IF YOUR LOT Is half or fully paid for we will build you a modern or semi-modem bungalow . No cash payment required. Terms like rent. For plans and detail call LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. Realtors. 144 E. Ohio St. Main 3715. Res.. In-, 0534-M. WILL BUILD YOU A BUNGALOW' ON YOUR LOT WITHOUT DOWN PAYMENT OR ON LOT SELECTED BY YOU ON SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. SEE MR. FOX, FIEBER & REILLY. REALTORS, 124 N. DELAWARE ST. MAIN 6753, FOR colored: 1529 Fancies St.: five rooms. gas. electricity, city water, newly painted. briek porch. Itrppla'-". furnace, paved street. Price reduced to $2,600: small cash oaj-mont. THE C. W. HENRY CO . Realtors. 429 Lemckc Bldg. Riley 1064. Res.. Mum, 2634. NORTH ARSENAL AVE. HOME Lot 40x168% ft.' six-room modern home; only $3,700: terms. Rental $360 year. See us quick. A. J. MEYER REALTY' CO. Suite 805 National City Bldg. YVELL WORTH INVESTIGATING Comfortable 8-room modern home; best condition: paved street and aliey: walking distance Real Silk Mills; terms. Ken. 4136. READ THIS AD—s3oo down, sl4 per month: near.y new 4-room cottage and garage: large lot: improved street; good location: east side. DRex, 3642-3. 2 MOD. houses: one 5 rms.. one 4 rms.; near Eilenberger Park. Irv. 3930. Building and Contracting We Build Good Houses A clear lot, small payment or your old house in trade starts a complete home according to your own ideas. We have a number of lots, improved or suburban tracts. See or call us. Klee & Schreiber Cos. 1104 New City Trust Bldg. Lin. 3734 Evenings. Webster 4449. DRextl 5472. M. WE WILL FURNISH the lot in a very desirable location southeast on city car line and build you' a 4 or 5 room bungalow; SIOO dqwa' and balance like rent. We can build cheaper now than this summer. C7VIC REALTY CO.. 136 N. Delaware Lin. 5050. Eve,, Ken. 4247 PLUMBING: new and repair work. In some cases we can handle your work with no down payment, you pay 1% per month until paid. 320 State Savings and Trust Bldg, Lin. 4804, IB' YOU have a clear lot or small down payment will build bungalow according to your plan. Payment like rent. Esti. mates free. EVANS CONSTRUCTION CO.. Randolph 3982. PLASTERING, brick and concrete; large or small jobs. Call before 7 a. m., or after 4 p. m. Call Rail, 6528. Is’ YOU have a lot partly paid, we win pay balance and build a home for you. -ELVERS & KLEIN. Lin. 2627, ELECTRIC WlßlNG—B’ixtures: general repairs: good work: fair dealers; responsib’e electrician. Bel. 2538. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement brick work. Dr. 0736 BUILDING, remodeling, repairs, garages quick service; reasonable. Web. 6878-M GLENN B’REW—Painting and papering Estimates cheerfully given. Bel. 0838-R. Real Estate tor Exchange DELAYYARE, N„ 2816—4 bedroom brick veneer. Take small single or double in trade. Randolph 5286. BARMS, city and town properties. All size deals: any locality. Write me your wants. H. A, STAUFFER. Lafayette. Ind. TRADE YOUR LOT—As down payment, cottage, bungalow or double. Main 1076. 5 ACRES and 2 lots for sale or trade in Archer County. Texas. DRex, 014 H-J. Storage and Transfer ESTABLISHED 1895. Packing, hauling and storage. • Low prices on city and overland hauling. Phone us for estimates. OTTO J. SUEZ. Main 3628-2353 Webster 4579-0609-W, COAL and feed, transfer and gen. hauling. Mr, Kodocker 821 E, 64th St. Wa. 4433. LOW-f’KICE mining. $4 a load and up. CHARLES COOMBS. Web, 3391. Business Announcements FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated: feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE, 416 Mass. Main 1428. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGK. 216 N. Illinois. REPAIRS —All phonographs, elec, swpers. irons, clocks. Call for and del. LI. 1885. PAPER cleaning, hanging: samples shown; $2.5(1 a room. Call Web, 0318, Miscellaneous for Sale BATH TUBS ON LEGS STANDARD; NEW: $25, DREX. 1539. BED: good brass bed and springs; full size: $lO. Wash, 0069-W. CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, slicers rebuilt: guaranteed. Fixtures all kinds. SPRAGUE EX.. 22 W, Ohio, Main 0564. CHINA CLOSET: nice oak: excellent condition: sl2. Call Riley 1973. COATSUIT. size 14; rain coat, serge dress. 2 hats. Room 23. Mansur Bldg. GAS RANGES, used: thoroughly overhauled: $lO and up. Delivered and eouneeted. Charles Koeliring, 882 Vir, Ave. GAS RANGE, fireless cooker: ex-con.: reasonable, 1709 Fletcher Aye. DR. 5386. LIBRARY table, rocker: mahogany: $7 each. 835 N. Oxford. Wdb. 4166, PIANO for sale or will trade lor davenola. 1280 Eugene St.

Miscellaneous for Sale TYPEWRITER. Remington: large, box couch; ebeap. Wash. 2423, UMBRELLA TENT. 10x10: complete camper's outfit. 180(1 S. Belmont. Bel, 2530-W. 4 ROOMS OB' B'URNITURE Dining suite, stove, gas range, Cox well chair, davenport table, Uaybea. ice box. etc. 1602 Bradbury. _____ Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 6622. 127 W. Georgia. Machinery and Tools REFRIGERATING machine, %-ton cords and tanks. 6xßxlo box; first-class condition, C. E. MASSIE. Linden Hotel. Musical Instruments PLAYER ‘PIANO Repossessed; like new; used three months; former price $6.50. NOW $495. Three years to pay. WILSON-STEWART MUSIC CO. f t N. Penn, St. Main 1287. MELLOPHONE: V. G. Conn: velvet silver finish: new case: used 1 week: guaranteed good as new: $75 cash. Main 6148. CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Music. Piano, harmony and all dance orchestral instruments. 106 Pembroke Arc, Ri. 3890. VICTROI.A. 10 RECORDS. S4O: terms if desired. Wash. 1527. PIANO, Kurtzmann player: has had proper pare. Phono Main 3979. Pets and Live Stock THE MOST SELECT Stock oi goldfish, aquariums, stands and accessories. THE INDIANAPOLIS B.RD STORE. Reliable Pels. 135 E, Ohio St. SPECIAL DISCOUNT—On our SSO brooder houses and Newtown stoves, with 250 or more baby chicks. HOYB;RS HATCHERY. 34 N. Delaware. Riley 5470. THE MOST SELECT Stock of goldfish, aquarium- stands and accessories. THE INDIANAPOLIS BIRD STORE. Reliable Pets, 135 E. Ohio SI. SELLING out of Boston terrier puppies. Sired by Xlcpel Roylite. also brood matrons now' in season. Bel. 4636. POLICE PUPS—4 months old. eligible to register: $lO. E. 21St. and Layman Ave. BARRED ROCK eggs for hatching. $5 for 1 00. Belmont, 0292. Radio Equipment RADIO —Freshman Masterpiece. console type: SBS: including tube, batteries, speaker: S2O down. $3 per week. RADIO—De Forest: built-in speaker: $79 complete: S2O down. $3 per week. TRADE —Y'our old phonograph, radio or piano on wonderful new batteryless radio. INDIANAPOLIS MUSIC SHOPPE. 4172 College Ave. Hum. -1260. Open evenings, THE GAY'.LORD RADIO SALES AND SERVICE CO. A Real Radio and RgMwy Service. Day and Night Service Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed. Battery Service. YVeb. 4761. Radio Service. Irv. 1497-M. I HAVE 12 or 15 goSd new and used radio sets to sell very cheap. See them and make offer. Will trade. Also guaranteed. Radio Service, RADIO DOC. LI. 5736, 616 E. Fifteenth, RADIO 5-tube set. with built-in loud speaker: list price. $135: special. 945: at, home after 6 p. m. 2540 N. Talbott St. Riley 2692. AERIAL 'construction: everything turn.: $5 and up: expert radio serv. OhENM.DI RADIO LAB., Ran, 5311. 342 Congress. FOR guaranteed radio service. Call LAST END RADIO CO, Web, 4033. RADlO—Premier ensemble. 5 tunes and j speaker: $25. Lin. 6038. 3-TUBE radio sel: complete. Make me an offer. Call ,Prex 3324-J.

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Wheeling, 25c a Ton. Ind. 2-in. shovel lump ....$4.95 Ind. 6-in. fkd. lump 5.25 Vigo County No. 5 W. Va. 2-ill. fkd. lump 6.00 W. Va. 4-in. fkd. lump .... 6.50 W. Va. 6-in. fkd. lump .... 6.75 Kanawha District Poca Mine Run 6.75 Poca shovel lump 7.50 Poca 4-in. fkd. lump 8.00 MeDowel County No. H Poca Ford 4-in. fkd. lump. 8.50 New River District Cash only. No charges. 359 W. Ray. Drexel 1010-1011

ALL BIG CLEAN LUMP OLD HICKORY " WHITE ASH G-Incli Lump This coal is rescreened when it is loaded —direct from the car, removing all slack and fine coal. BANNER FUEL CO. RI. 1866. St. Clair at Davidson. Kindling With Each Ton PRICES REDUCED 25c reduction on 2-ton orders. Best Va. blk., 6-in. clean fkd. $6.75 Best Va. !p., 3x6, clean fkd 6.50 Best Va., 2x4, clean fkd 6.25 Best Va. M. It.. 50 per cent Ip 6.00 Best E. Ky. 6-in. block, clean fkd. . . . 7.00 Kanawha Cos.. Va.—Harlan Cos., Ky. Gen. Glendora. 6-in., large blk. fkd. . 6.75 Gen. Glendora Ip.. 6x3. clean fkd... 6.50 Gen. Glendora egg. 2x4. clean fkd. . . 6.25 Try our Booster Ash. best Indiana. No 4. burns well and holds fire over night. Hoosier Ash, 6-in. block, eln. fkd... 6.25 Hoosier Ash. 2x4 egg. clean forked. . 5.75 Best Linton No. 4. 7i-in. blk., cl. fkd. 6.00 E. HI., 6-in. Ip., cin. fkd 5.75 E 111. egg. 2x4 cln. fkd 5.50 BEST IND. NO. 5. 6-IN. LP.. FKD. 5.50 Best Ind. No. 5. 2x4-in. egg. cl. fkd. 5.25 Pcca. Red Ash Ip., none better 9.00 Citizens coke, ali sizes 10.25 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DRcx. 4621. 1910 Bluff. It will pay you to visit our yard and see the difference in good coal. PRICES REDUCED ALL COAI.S CLEAN FORKED. HIGH IN HEAT. LOW IN ASH. Gen. Poca. 3d vein R. A. 4-in..59.00 Poca. Mine Run $7.25 Island Creek 6-in. Ip. fkd., genuine W. Va $7.25 Best W. Va. 6-in block, f1td..57.00 W. Va. 2x4 egg $6.75 E. Ky. 6-in. block, fkd $7.00 E. Ky. 2x4 egg $6.75 Ind. 6-in. Ip. fkd. No. 5 $5.75 Ind. 2x4 egg fkd. -No. 5 $5.50 25c reduction on 2-ton lots. Bethel Coal Cos. DRex. 5200. 250 Beecher St. WlhiLite Aslto, FlkdL, $5 JO 2 TONS, $9.75 Shoveled Lump ....$4.75 Ind No 6 3 to 6-in W. Va. 4-iu. fkd....56.75 Island Creek. FANSLER COAL CO. Lin. 7950. 936 E. Vermont W. Va. 4-in. fkd. Ip. No. .5.... $6.75 | W. Va. 2x4 egg, Island Creek W. Va., 6-in. fkd. 7.00 W. Va..mine run, % lp., No. 5.56.25 Ind. Linton No. 4, 6-in. fkd.. 6.00 Ind. Linton No. 4, 3-in. fkd... 5.50 Ind. Linton, 4-in. fkd., No. 5.. 5.25 HARVEY COAL CO. 130 E. Morris St. DRex. 2094. HELLO, BACK AGAIN, MR. BRAZLL BLOCK Pea and Nut s4.ou Try-our Kentucky Wonder $7 60 Low ash and rull heat W Va lump $7.60 Call for Prices east, side ice and coal oo 934 Fowler St. iialo 6930

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Coal and Wood Island Creek, W. Va., 6-in. fkd.57.25 W. Va. 4-in. fkd. No. 5 $6.75 W. Va. 2x4-in. egg ‘ $6.75 W. Va. mine run, % lp. No. 5. .$6.50 Ind. 4-in. fkd. No. 5 $5.50 Ind. Best coal, Blackford ....$6.00 H. & H. COAL CO. Dela. and Morris. Drexel 6051 NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING We deliver one-half tons. Poco. lump, fkd.. Red Ash. four.... $8.53 W. Va.. 4-in. lump fkd. No. 5 $6.75 W. Va.. 6-in. lump. fkd.. No. 5....57.00 Indiana 4-in. lump fkd. No. 5 $5.50 Indiana uut and slack $4.00 JACKSON COAL CO. Roach at Burton. Har. 0210.

Moneyjo Loan QUACK LOANS SHU to S3OO This corporation is operated under the supervision of the State of Indiana and provides a place where vou niav bor row from $lO to S3OO m a dignified business-like manner without paving more than the legal rate of interest or without being imposed upon in anv wav We do not notify your employer neither do we make inquiries of friends relatives or trades people. You get the money in a few hours' time and without having any one sign vour note. If vou are unable to call in person at our office. phone us or write us and our representative will call at von? home HOUSEHOLD -FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (Fourth Floor) Corner Pennsvlvania and Wash St*. Entrance 41 E Washington St. Teienhope M A 2P23 MONEY We loan you any amount up to S3OO on your furniture, tixturis. piano, automobile, allowing you from one to thirty months to repay the loan. $25. total cost 4 months. $2.04 S4O. total cost 4 months. $3.50 $75. total cost 4 months. $6.56 $l5O. total cost 4 months. $13.13 All other amounts same proportionate rale. No deductions. No endorsers. _ „ • TELEPHONE APPLICATIONS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION MA in 2983 American Loan Company 347 Bankers Trust Bldg. Corner Pennsylvania and Ohio Sts.

Furniture. Planus . •] Auto. Our Plan Will Plea*° Vou Columbia Loitii Company Lin. 0335. 152 N. Dt la. SI.

NEED MONEY Quickly, confidentially ami busipees-like dealings is a part of the service we give jou. LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, FuPnil lire, Etc.! CAPITOL LOAN CO. 1411/2 K Washington St. MAln*osßs. Lincoln 7134 VVIS HUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Manon County property from titlebolders. Mr. Fry. THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 257 YV. Washington St Main 0792. I LOANS 2% WHY PAY MOKE! Loans on furniture I % per cent below the legal -ate. Lowest rate in city. In i diansDolis Public Welfare Loan Associa I tion • 330 Occidental Bid*. Mam 6229 Southeast cornet Washington and Illinois Lortis with other eon.nampti natd off FURNITURE LOANS—SIO TO S3OO LEGAL RATES POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION ROOM 513. 106 E. MARKET ST PHONE M AIN I"78 AUTO ACCOI NTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS. MARION FINANCE CO. I.IN 158) 207 GUARANTY BI.HG Aulo Supplies and Repairs \ NEW and used parts, accessories, tires and j batteries ior practically every make of | car for less. Satisfaction guaranteed. ' CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. i 821-23 N. Illinois. Main 6090. USED TIRES. , Wholesale and Retail. L. SEI.IG & SON. 23 S. East. USED TIRES—*3 UP. ELKINS BROS., 604 N. ILLINOIS ST RH.KY 6171. Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash fftr your car or your equity. J. WOLF AUTO CO. l Lin. 4515. 561 N. Capitol. CASH PAID B'or good used cars. Drive them to HANCOCK MOTOR. 820 N. Meridian. USED CARS bought and sold GOLD BERG 522 N Capitol. Mauf 2638. Automobiles tor Sale v If•_>:! BUICK 'POURING In fine? running condition. A good buy for only s‘^s. CENTRAL BUiCIv 120 W. North St. Lin. 1995. I CHEVROLET, 1925 couple; balloon tires. spotlight, in wonderful shape. A real buy at $375: easy terms. STONE CHEV. KOLET CO., 220 E. New York St. The 1927 Chevrolet Cabrolet with Rumble seat is on display at J ONES 'WHITAKER SALES CO. Capitol at Vermout CHEVROLET. 1923 eoupe: 4 new cord tires, motometer. paint good. A bargain; $165. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York. CHEVROLET. 1925 eoupe: 5 extra good balloon tires, bumpers, motometer: looks exi t ptioually pood: $490: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 040 E. Washington. CHEVROLET. 1924 touring; windshield wiper, mirror, lock wheel. park and stoplight, gear lever extension: $159: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO., 220 E. “ FORD BARGAINS 14124 Kol’d Sedan 1924 Ford Roadster 1925 B’ord Touring 1921 B’ord Touring 1923 Ford Touring 1923 B’ord Sedan E-Z Terms Oakley Motor Sales 1063-65 S. MeridianV Drexel 4743. Trade your old B’ord in on onu of our good used ones. C. O. WARNOCK CO. Authorized B’ord Dealers. FORD coupes: 10 to choose from: 1922 to 1924 models: priced from $65 to $185: small down payments. SMITH & MOORE. 528 S. Meridian St. Maiu 6650. Open evenings and Sunday,. Ford Coupe, 1925 Newly finished in gunmetal blue pyroxylin, balloon tires, lock wheel: complete mechanical overhaul: good top and upholstery. Hurry if you want this one at SBS down. WANGELIN-SHARP COMPANY, 962 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open Sunday, FORD. 1924 coupe: good balloon tires, paint good. A real bargain: $210: easy teiaus. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington.

Automobiles for Sale NOTICE! We have changed Agency Contract from Elcar to Sttearas-Kiniiglhit . Clhainidler We are therefore forced to sacrifice 9 Elcar automobiles, both new and slightly used. If you are considering a purchase of anew car, get our proposition first. It will save you dollars. —ELGARS—--2 Standard Sedans 1 Deluxe Sedan 2 Suburb Sedans 1 Suburb Coupe (NEW) 1 Landau Coupe (NEW) 1 1927 BroughaAi (NEW) 8-82 1 1923 Sedan Pml L. Hoeltke CHANDLER STEARNS-KNIGHT 1020 N. Meridian St. MA in 1850-1 “Talk to Temp'’ I’HE'NAMK Wallerich MEANS A SQUARE DEAL Every car listed below is a bargain. Ford, 1926 Tudor Ford ’25 Coupe Maxwell, 1924 Coach Nash 6 ’24 Touring Willys-Knlght. Sedan Chevrolet '2l Coupe Overland 6 '25 Sedau Dodge ’22 Roadster J- ord ’25 Ford or Hup ’24 Coupe The Big Downtown I'serl Car Store. CARL H. WALLERICH Open Evenings. 311 N. Delaware. LI 5588. Ford Coupe, 192 b Oi*ikmkH paint and tires: out only a feu month*, guaranteed n our personal | service guarantee: . gt>o*l balloon tins and i lock wheel: SIOO down WAN(>KLIN-SUARj* COMPANY. JH)2 N. Meridian. 413 Virginia. Open Sunday KOftD tourmcp. fitlern to ohnoso from: hi 1 !*.’.-> models: prieeu from Sf>o to SI HO: email down payment. balance hiiiHit weekly payment* SMITH A- MOORE, authorized Ford deahr. S. Meridian. Mam HH3P. open evening!* and Sunday. Ford Roafdster, 1926 Delivered in OcIoImt; special paint job: front bumperH. yellow w ire w heels, luek nluel. rrar.t lew mirror, windshield wiper, Galloon to-., vspomtd and new *tyle ear- | burner. Michty ■eiaopv looking sport 1 roadster at only soo down. WA NG EI. I N SIIA RI’ UOM FAN Y. 962 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evening* and Sundays. | FORD. 1923 touring; I fair Urea new | paint and radiator, top good $65 eash. I STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Wanly , inglon SI. b'UKJJ. tudot tteaan. 192;.. lock wneet | motometer five cord tires, speedometer ( new paint: down payment, *75. SMITH AMOORE n2K South Meridian Main 0650 1 Ford Tudor, 1926 Finished in true Dueo; meehanieally overhauled: loek vh. el. spare tire: equipped with new Oldfield tires that have never hern oil the ground. See this before you buy: $125 down. WA NGBTI.J N -SH A Rl’ COM PA NY 962 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evenings and Sundays. B'ORP. 1924 sedan ; 5 good eord tires, bumpers, loek wheel, windshield witter, minor, heater: prior redured to $195: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington. FORD. 1924 eoupe: 5 good tires, heater, windshield wiper. A bargain: $300: easv terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington. Ford 1925 Roadster With slip-on body: good eord tiros: S4O down, balanee terms: guaranteed. WANGELIN-SHARP COMPANY. 962 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evenings and Sundays. FORI) 1924 eoupe; new top. good tires, lock wheel, mirror, looks and runs go.Kp $225: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET C0..'220 E. N>w Y'ork GUARANTEED used Fords; all modelsgood selection to choose from. V HANK HATFIELD CO., 625 N. Capitol. Oj>m evenings. Ford Touring, 1924 Five eord tires, lock wheel: only S4O d ° W "wANGELIN-SHARP COMPANY. . , 962 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evenings and Sundays. FORD, 1926 roadster: 6 good cord tires. top and curtains good. A real buy. $335: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington. B’ORD. 1023 eoupar good tires, good upholstering. runs "good: special today $75. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington. 1925 J DWELL COACH A-l condition throughout; plenty accessories. Bargain at $695. CENTRAL BUICK 120 W. North St. Lin. 1995. NASH 2-DOOR SEDAN 1926 model, low mileage. In appearance and performance like new: 2 new tires. Prices $875: S2OO down. bal. monthly. Owner, call Mr. Copley. Main 3500, 1926 Star 6 Sport Roadster. Same as new with new car guarantee. $765. HfIVINI^MOfOR iOOI NLMER.IDT A"tt STUTZ STUTZ a- SPECIAL TODAY 1923 Stotz Sport 1923 Stephens Touring s3is 1921 Stephens Sedan 1921 Peerless Coupe $l5O ] 923 Cole Touring $-•_>'! 1923 Ford Touring $-’0 Lexington Sedan .$->0 Cadillac Touring 5!i.„ 1927 StudiYiaker Touring s’-0 STUTZ INDIANAPOLIS CO. 957 N. Meridian. Open Evenings and Sunday A. M. StuCz 8 Roadster, 1926 Sell at>so per cent of new ear price. THE BAXTER CO. 1142 N. Meridian. Lin. 1527. Stop at 1525 for Values 1926 Cadillac. 5-pass, sedan: almost new. 1925 Packard sedan, just same as new. 1927 Buick standard eoupe. 1925 Nash roadster, a real sport. 1927 Buick 5-pass, sedan. 1926 Chrysler roadster; can't be told from new. _ 1923 61 Cadillac sedan: new Duco; new tires. LOCOMOBILE 1525 N. Meridian St. Riley 4515. By Cullen, manager used car. HERE is a real buy, 1926 Advanced 6 Nash, sport roadster: in perfect condition, S7O. MERIDIAN AUTO EXCHANGE, 1233 N. Meridian. Lin. 1041. RECENT sales have brought in some unusually good trade-ins. including a fine Buick coach; a Chrys'.ei setian. and a De I Lux Oldsmobile coach. Look them over at FRANK TEESER. 1120 Prospect. Drexel 1058.

Soon to Make His Debut

“King Flash," one of tile niosf promising Airedale puppies ui Indiana, is going so make hi; first ptiblie appearance at the Hoosier Kennel Club’s spring dog show at Tomlinson Hall, Mareli 21-23. “King Hash will be enierrd by Mrs. Ethel Morton of Indianapolis.

MEXICO OUTLINES DEVELOPMENT OF LAND SCHEDULE Several Projects Undertaken by Calles Administration. Bu I nitril Prrf.i MEXICO CITY, Feb. 21.—Mexico’s irrigation and bind reclamation program is rapidly materializing and the development constitutes one of the biggest achievements of the Calles’ administration. Three projects are Automobiles for Sale Armacost 1923 OVERLAND TOURING 75 1922 FORD SEDAN 95 1923 FORD SEDAN BALLOON TIRES 95 FORD FORDOR SEDAN 130 FORD FORDOR SEDAN 185 1924 OVERLAND SEDAN 295 1923 OLDSMOBILE COUPE 195 Armacost STUDEBAKER , 602 N. Capitol Ave. 832 N. Meridian St. MA in 3264. MA in 3253. OPEN EVENINGS Sale Remodeling VISIT OUR SALESROOMS TODAY ALL PRICES CUT State Auto Cos. 535 N. CAPITOL Used Car Bargains CAPFIOL OVERLAND CO. Capitol and Michigan Trucks Ford 1926 Ton Truck Starter. 30x5 rear tires: B’ord steel cab. stake body: has been out only a few months: looks like new-: sllO down. WANGELIN-SHARP COMPANY. 902 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open i venings and Sundays. RECONDITIONED TRUCKS. VARIOUS KINDS AND SIZES. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT. 1188 KENTUCKY AVE. MAIN 2809. Ford Truck Coal. 1923: solid tires in front. 38x5 rear; 950 down. WANGELIN-SHARP COMPANY. 962 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evenings and Sundays.

Legal Notices A^WWWWVWVWVeWWWWVWWVSA. ONE No. 7 standard popcorn machine: serial number 12137: will be sqjd at our ! factorv at 1545 Van Buren St.. Monday, March 14. to satisfy freight and storage charges. 1 Signed! HOLCOMB & HOKE. ONE No. 3 standard popcorn machine, serial number 11627, wifi be sold at our factory at 1545 Van Buren St.. Monday. March 14, to satisfy storage charges. (Signed I HOLCOMB Sc HOKE. ' LEGAL NOTICE The Board of Trustees of the Central Indiana Hospital for Insane, will receive scaled proposals until Friday. Feb. 25, at 10 a. m. lor furnishing supplies for the month of March. 1927. Estimate book will be on file at room. 147 Statehouse. Irom and after Monday. Feb. 21. 1927. BY ORDER OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO FILE CLAIM State of Indiana. County of Marion, as: In Marion Superior Court, Room 4. Frederick C. Albershardt vs. Superior Metal Products Company. Cause No. A 38292. „ . . To the creditors of Superior Metal Products Company, notice is hereby given that virtue of an order of the court in the above entitled eause. all creditors of the Superior Metal Products Company shall file their claims with Edward E. Stephenson, received in the above entitled cause, at 600 Murphy building. Indianapolis, on or before Feb. 28. 1927, or be forever barred from participating in the distribution of the assets in the hands off aid receiver. edward e. step‘HENSON. Receiver. ALBERT M. BRISTOR. Attorney lor Receiver.

already under construction and eighteen or twenty sites are being investigated by engineers. The government's extensive sehemc for development of agricultural resources is based largely on the plans of the United States reclamation service. The purpose is to settle the people on their own lands, giving them homes and a livelihood, to inrrease the productivity of the soil for tire general benefit of the nation and to instruct the peasant class In improved agricultural methods. Work Under Way Construction work has already started at Guatimape, Durango, where the existing dam is being strengthened and raised. Canal construction will begin shortly. On the Santiago River, about thirty kilometers from the city of Augascaiientes work is under full headway, with approximately 700 men being employed. Construction camps have ‘been established and a twelvemile truck road from the station of I’abcllon to the main dam site is nearing completion. Benefit Seel ions The Santiago River project will develop between 50,000 and 75,000 acres of land and should boos immediate benefit to the stetion which has had some severe crop failures in recent years. On the Salado River in Neuvo Leon, construction has begun on what is known as the Don Martin Rroject. Located about seventy-five miles from Laredo, Texas, the dam will irrigate between 125,000 and 150,000 acres. A huge earthern dam, some hundred feet in height wjll he built. The dain will store about 35,000,000,000 cubic feet of water. The land irv the section Is similar to that on the American side of tlui Rio Grande River near Laredo. Births Boys Horace and Cecelia Ferguson. 18 S. Tremoot. Walter and Tckla YVoIf. St. Y inccnt HoaP * YValter and Mary Myers. 1025 N. Mount. Louis and Mart- Herron. 133 Herman. William and Addie Huddelston. 217 % Geisendorf. Jessie and Gladys Crump. 1506 Laurel. Glendon and Lola Schoolcy. 826 S. Pershing. Gerald and Nellie Warren. 2539 Union. Girts Perry and Catherine Boles, 1740 Goodlet. Bruce and Addie Parcels, St. Vincent Hospital. Charles and Ruby Hagedon. St. Vincent Hospital. _ _ Albert and Charlotte Russell. 61 N. DcarEmerson and Bcsaie Cook. Christian HosP James and Graee Norton. 1668 Wileox. Tereso and Rosa Morales. 824 S. West. Thomas and Oetavia MeClury. 700 N. MUey. Deaths George Von Burg. 62, city hospital, carcinoma. Bfila Thomas. 57. 1113 W. Twenty. Eighth, arteriosclerosis. Charles M. Shattuck. 61, Christian Hospital. aortic stenosis. Martha Belles. 71. 1128 Spruce, chrome myocarditis. Anna Louise Liebendcrger. 32. Christian Hospital, hemorrhage. Rubina lna Smith, 73, 1306 Silver, uremia. „ Sarah K. Rhoades, 70. 1110 Southern, chronic myocarditis. William H. Wcstover. 65. St. Y’lnccnt Hospital, hemorrhage. _ „ Mary O Connell. 70. 823 E. Tenth, chronic myocarditis. Mary Horn. 52. 11l W. Raymond, cerebral hemorrhage. „„„ „ Albert McDowell. 80. 2322 Kenwood, chronic myocarditis. . Clarence Stark. 31. 318 Indiana, lobar pneumonia. __ ... . John Barksdale. 50. city hospital, hemtPle <?on’rad B\ Stribeek.* 67. city hospital, C. Lanam. 66. .1123 N. Tibbs, pulmonary tuberculosis. Y’ietoria Deem, 56. Christian Hospital, cerebral embolism. Matilda S. Haler, 63. 1018 Oliver, carcinoma. Samuel L. Houston. 75. Methodist Hospital. cerebral apoplexy. Mary Martha Farrington. 73. 1408 Nordyke. acute dilatation of heart. Clarence Marlon Bivens. 10. 1426 E. Raymond. acute endocarditis. Myrtle Silvers. 18. 1732 Madison, typhoid fever.

Building Permits Church of Christ, rcroof, 1349 Blaine. S3OO. Roy Griffith, dwelling, garage, 1303 N. La Salic. $4,300. Carter Lee Lumber Company, shed, 1607 W. Washington. S4OO. Michael Ford, heating plant, 1506 Sauley. $395. Bruce Bedenbaugh. dwelling, gaarge. 2254 Indianapolis. $2,500. J. L. Holloway, dwelling, garage, 2746 Allen $2,500. Northershead Filior. elevator. 3231 N. Meridian. $5,000. Northershead Filior. elevator. 3231 N. Meridian. $6,000. W. E. Morphen, alterations. 1103 Con*r George Jlutsell,, garage, 1130 W. ThirtyTh n. Poland, dwelling. 1033-35 La Salle, Losche. addition. 3212 Sutherland. Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, church northeast comer Central and Forty -Seventh. $146,000. D. B. Shaw, dwelling, garage. 0064 Washington Blvd.. $7,200. “Up From Slavery,’’ the autobiography of the late Booker T. Washington, has been translated into Turkish, all the major European languages, the Braille system for the blind, Arabian, and several East Indian tongues.

F LB. 21, 1927

CORSICAN BANDIT HAD‘MONARCHY’* ALL ID HIMSELF ‘King’ Laughs at Police 20 Years, but Finally Is Killed. Bu Vtilled PritH AJACCIO, Corscia, Fob. 2t.—Nonro Romanetti, the “King of the Corsican Bandits,” who was killed last April in an ambush after lie had laughed at the police for twenty years, considered himself a real monarch, according to testimony at tho hearing of an appeal by seven of his alleged lieutenants sentenced for complicity in his misdeeds. He had a general staff, a business manager, a fleet of fishing boats mid motor craft, with two admirals, a ministerial council, a special polieo force and a transport system. Tho evidenco shows Romanetti in a different light from the legendary stories of Corsican chivalry, disinterestedness nnd big Imurtednesa which grew up around the bandit. Aulo Sertire Jules Loca was Romanetti’* chief of transport. He directed nil automobile’service between Ajaccio, colggio and Lopina. Romanetti fin account in an Ajaccio bank in Lera's name. Rascal Liveell! was manager of the “estates’’ of Roma itettl. llis vineyards were profitable. Livrelli also directed the eheese manufacturles of the bandit at Bostellb caceia and Sol de Pruno. The Mancinl family, a member of which was Romanetti’* swcethearl, held thousands of rattle for him in the rich valleys between the Leva and the Liaoia where lie lived moat of the time. In the Gulf of Leva Romanetti's fishing fleet brought him many thousands of francs a year. The biggest motor boat was called the Marie Magdalen, tho narno of his sweetheart. “Admirals" Morcs'O and Battesti were in charge. Plicate Follr* His police force consisted for the most, part of sentinels posted on the heights around his principal hiding places to give him word of (lie approach of the real police, incessantly on the watch for the bandit, lie had been condemned to death by default several times and many an aspiring police inspector took his life in liis hands hoping to gain promotion nnd honors capturing the brigand. The signals of the bandit’s police were given by green and red lanterns at night and they often served to give the regular police false information about the bandit'* movements, putting them on n false trail when he was about to make a descent In force on a peaceful village for pillage. SENATE SECRET * SESSIONS NEVER REMAiNUNTOLB Threats of Expulsion Fail to Prevent Prompt News Publication. Bn United Preen WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—W lien Secretary of Stato Kellog went before the Senate foreign relations committee recently to discuss the Mexiean and Nicaraugan situations, lie took every preeautlon to preserve secreey. He deellned to discuss his testimony, but half an hour after he left tho witnes* stand the substance of liis statement was being sot up in the composing rooms of the afternoon newspapers of the country. The Senate holds executive *essions upon nominations and treaties —an old custom. But within a few moments after the sessions are concluded, and sometimes before they are concluded, tho world is informed of what is going on. The rule stutes that any who reveals what transpired in nuV executive session is liable to expul* slon. Sometime ago Senator David A. Reed (Rep.), Pennsylvania, deplored what ho called the “leaks" upon closed discussions and he talked about enforcing the expulsion rule. When this failed to improve the situation, a suggestion was mad* that newspaper men who publish information about executive sessions should be expelled. Dislike Secrecy The truth of the matter Is that most Senators are opposed to secrecy in any form. They desire, how* ever, to maintain the rule for executive sessions so that in times of war or in other times of stress, that rule may prevent circulation of information which might prove detrimental to public welfare. Rut information which they consider good for the country, they are willing to relate on condition that their names are not connected witli story. In recent years there lias bocn but one occasion when executive information was kept secret more than fifteen minutes after tho session disbanded. This was after Reed's threat. Silent Smiles Only When newspaper men rushed Into the chamber to learn what bad oc> cip-red they were met chiefly with silent smiles. “I can't bo seen talking to you,” one Senator said. “I’ll be expelled.” But, a few particular inquiries veloped tho fact that Iteed had maA ids threat in an executive session, i threat which ho did not expect to bo made public, but which confronted him in tho headlines when he picked up his evening paper. The Senate will continue to have executive sessions, but under present arrangements tho public will continue to be informed promptly as to what occurs.