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Funeral Directors BEBT S. GADD. 2130 Prospect St. Phone Stewart 2278. PLANNER & 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. 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1154. Res., Bel. 3866-R J W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2220 Shelby St. Drexel 257 U. UNDERTAKERS—HISEY & TITUS. 651 N. Delaware. Main 3680. Lost and Found GENTLEMAN'S ring lost: 2 amethysts. 1 diamond. Reward. 104 Monument Circle. SHOE: child’s black patent, on S. Meridian or Roosevelt Theater. Drex. 0082. WRIST WATCH —Lady’s white gold, oblong. lost Saturday night. Retirrn to Grace Shirley. Lin. 4-354. u RIST watch, yellow gold: near Hoosier or Circle Friday night. Rew. Web. 010!>. Special Notices CHARLES C. LOCKWOOD, florist. 1135 Division. Phone Bel. 1252. Cut flowers, potted plants; floral designs a specialty. Instructions 1 OUR young men to complete class in vocal work; splendid oiler. Box B-219, Times. Help Wanted—Male Experienced door hangers on closed body work. Apply ROBBIES BODY CORP. Division and Morris Sts. MEN—Young, neatly dressed, for house-to-house soliciting; city and small towns; very attractive: premium proposition. O. M. BECKER. 1)07 Peoples Bank Bldg. MEN—Young, over 18 years. lor order taking department. Good pay. Opportunity for advancement. MR. HENDERSON. 427 Peoples Bank Bldg. YOUNU MEN—Having ail or spare time soliciting from house to house; 40 per cent profit; sample case $5 cash. See MR. COOK. 49 S. Delaware. Call 9:30 a. m. to 4 p. m, Help Wanted Female GIRLS—2O years or over, if you are will. ing to start at sl4, with rapid advancement. Call and see me at once. O. M. BECKER. 407 Peoples Bank Bldg. HERE is an opportunity tor a live, wideawake, neat-appearing single young lady to start a business career wit'll a definite juture in the advertising department of a progressive concermß Must have pleasant personality, quick to understand and willing to work. She will Lave excellent training and supervision. Knowledge ol the city and the ability to speak clearly and hear well over the telephone are desirable qualifications. See Mr. Copley at .Times. Plrose do not phone. ? Situations Wanted Female HALF-DAY WORK: by day or week. No Sundays. Kenwood 5092. COLORED girl: any kind oi work by week; reference. 403 Douglass St. Rooms for Rent BROADWAY, 1720: 2 nice rooms, _ also housekpg.: gd. ht.: pvt, ent. Ken. 5145. CENTRAL. 1218: FRONT ROOM: COUPLE OR 2 MEN. RILEY 2303. CAPITOL. N., 2328; frontLroom suitable for 1 or 2: modern. Ran. 4457. I.AfITOL, N., 3450: large front room adjoining bath: home priv.: 1 or 2: phone. CAPITOL. N.. 2157: nicely furnished front room for two. Har. 3645-R. ILLINOIS. N.. 3124: front rm.: suitable for 2: breakfast optional. Ran. 1716. ILLINOIS ST.. N., 2245; modern room; priv. ent.: 1 or 2 gentlemen. Ha. 3703-J. KENWOOD. 2317: front room; private home: garage opt.: $4. Har. 4730-J. MERIDIAN, N„ 2050: clean, modern rooms: plenty hot water. Ran. 1738. Rooms for Rent NEW JERSEY and 54th: nicely sum. rm. opp. bath.: priv. home. Hum. 6174. PENN.. N.. 1722: large, airy room: hot water heat: modern. Har. 0921. WASHINGTON. E.. 1533: rm. downstairs, large enough for 2. Lin. 7883. 12TH, E., 010: large unfurn. rm., priv. home. Riley 2433, 17TH, E.. 137; large front rm.. clean, nicely furn.; gentleman. Ran. 3841, 23RD. E.. 508: furn. rm.: mod.Jiome: em. ployed girl: home privileges. Ken. 4487. 34TH and Meridian; room for employed lady: $5: evenings. Har. 1008, FURNISHED sleeping room: private home. Main 0728, - Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. 621 S.: 2 front connecting rms.: reasonable; $7. DRex, 3108-M. BROADWAY. 831: 2 rm. suite, priv. ent., _ water in kitchen, SO. Riley 5458. COLLEGE. 1322: large, lurn., front rm.< mud., with or without gar, RI. 2668. DELAWARE, N.. 1004: comfortable housekeeping rms.: also sleeping rooms. OHIO. E.. 546: housekeeping room. $3: 2 modern rooms, everything furn., $5.50. ST. JOE. 215; clean furnished rooms; modern, Rilev 3564, LARGE—Nicely furnished room, kitchenette: private home, entrance: SB. Dr. 11H0J. MARKET, E.. 618; 2 splendid hsekpg. rms. Everything furn,: gri. home, Lin, 1248. SOUTH ST., E„ 317: furnished sleeping rooms: bath: housekeeping: $1.50 week. W\: modern room, light housekeeping: private home. Ran. 1518. oom t or R ent W'if/i Boat'd COLLEGE. 2411 : room and board for two: renkonab’e. Ken. 2044, KING. 742; room in modern private home. suitable for two. Bel. 2057-W. MINNESOTA. E.. 313: man share rm near Van Camps. j)Rex, 5995-R. NICELY furn. rm.: priv. home: breakfast: gentleman preferred. Hum. 3286. NICE warm room: private, modern home; one or two, Web, 0985. Houses for Rent • BANCROFT. 420; 5-room mod. double: gar.: brkfast. rm: wa. od. Irv. 3366-W. Seville. N.. 240: 6-room half double, lights, gas, water, 820. Web. 0722-J. JIOYD. 2043: 5 rooms: gas. water.'electricity: $22.50: A-l condition, Lltt. 5743. BROADWAY. 1933: 7-room modern: garage, Kenwood 5042. CHESTER. N„ 621: 5 rms.: mod.; Heatrola heated: gar.; wa. pd.: $33.50. Ir. 0706-W. COLORED —Muskingum. 1222-1220. rear: 4 rms.: wa. pd.: gas, elec. Ken. 4813. CAPITOL Ave.. N.. 2959: 4 rms.: semimodern: close to ear and bus. Web. 1067. COLLEGE AVE.: 4 rooms: unfurnished, in business bioek; $lB, Ran. 1736. GEORGIA. E.. 921; 4 large rms.: gas. toilet, garage: lights & wtr. fur.: $16.GIMBER. E.. 1515-1517: 6 rms.: semimod. dbie.: good con.; gar. DR. 3867-J, GREER BT., 725; 6-room modem house: garage optional. Drexel 1781. LYNHURST DR.: good five-room bungalow with electric lights, cistern, garage and nice.lot. Pay #IOO cash and the rest like lent* CALL BELMONT 3494.

Houses for Rent HAMILTON. N., 326: five-room house, half double: semi-modern; garage; $25. LA SALLE, 1029 N.: family of 2: semimodern: 3 rooms: garage: S2O. MARKET. W„ 3512: new 4.r00m cottage: electricity, well and porches. Bel. 1895. E. NEW YORK ST.. 2831. Five rooms, semi-mod., garage: $35. MOORE AVE., 2825. Five rooms, sm.-mod., gar., wtr. pd. $22. S. TUXEDO ST.. 51. Water paid: $3 8. J. W. FRIDAY & CO. Main 2816. Res., Main 487 P-M. ORIENTAL, N., 828: colored; 4 rooms, newly papered, attic, gas. electricity, inside toilet, cement porch: $lB. Ran, 6250. RINGGOLD. 1415: strictly modern. 7-room cottage: 2-car garage. DRex, sll6-R. ROBSON. 3322: 5 rooms, half double’ good con.: inside toilet: water paid; garage. See this before you decide: reduced to $26. Drex. 2045-J. 1538-40 Sheldon St. Each side has 3 rooms down, 2 rooms up: one side has bath, furnace. 2-car garage: lot 40x180: rents $59: price $5,750. W. J. Carlin. Washington 0795. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors 130 N. Delaware. Main 4088. SENATE. S.. 941; 6-room semi-modern, in. side toilet: rent reasonable. Main 5655. W. C. SONDAY. , TABOR, E„ 1756: 5 rooms, dandy garage. nice place lor chickens. Bel. 1041, owner. TACOMA. N. 1134—6-room rfcdern. with garage. Riley 1701. UDELL, 1159: 5-room cottage, good eondition. Randolph 5947 or 1645 Hall Pi. WALCOTT, N.. 418; 6 rooms. modern double: $25. Web. 0690. 11TH, E.. 2310: dandy. 5 rms. semi-modern double: gar,; $25, Lin, 8242, Wa. 0728. 14TH. St.; 2 large rooms: kitchenette, bath, back porch: garage: steam heat: janitor service; desirable; very reasonable. Hen. 4620. FOUR-ROOM modern double bungalow: $27.50: also 4-room semi-modern bungalow double; $22.50. Gladstone and E. Michigan. Irv. 0401. 6 RMS.: mod.: large living-room, beam ceiling; garage; paved alley: splendid location; reduced rent to right party. Wash. 1354. ; 3-ROOM HOUSE & 9 ACRES. SUITABLE FOR GARDENING AND SHRUBBERY. INDP. ROUTE K. BOX 50. HUM. 6572. BEN DAVIS —5-room bungalow: stove furnished: bus service. Ran. 4067. 2. 3, 4 and 5 rooms; also store room. 3321 E. Tenth St. Wanted to Rent 4 OR 5 rooms with bath for family of 3: North Indianapolis. Har. 0138-J. Apartments for Rent BLAINE AVE.. 3 319: 5 rooms, mod.; near Marmon fc Bixley plaifts: $35, Hu. 5468. CAPITOL. N.. 2339-39%: upper and lower apartments, 4 and 5 rooms mod., sun porches, newly decorated, will furnish upper apt. Har. 1259-W. CENTRAL. 2019; attractive apartment, 4 rooms and bath, lront and rear porches, beat, water, gas range and refrigerator. Kenwood 5896. EASTERN. 43: upper duplex: 4 rooms: modem: heat turn.; garage. Ken. 3143. PARKVIEW AVE.. 206: duplex: 5 rooms. modern: heat and water furnished, RUCKLE. 2002; cor. dble.; 7 rms.: rmers. or 2 fam,; ht. and wa. fur,: $55. Wa. 4256. 20TH, E.. 701; lovely apt.: built-in features. in-a-door bed and bedrm. Ra. 5976. 29TH. W„ 403: 4 RMS.. MOD.. HT.. WAT.; $37.50. R. 6792, KEY 2842 SCHRIVER. APARTMENTS FOR RENT. LIN. 6391. H. H. Woodsmall & Cos., Inc. “We insure everything but the hereafter.” NIGHTS AND HOILDAYS CALL DR. 2840. Houses and Flats Furnished CENTRAL. 2614: 6-rm. duplex, near Fall Crk. - comp, fur,, ht. & wt. pd. Ra, 6724. THREE-ROOM modern: adults; telephone furnished. Randolph 1342. Houses tor Sale LAWRENCE PARK ' Restricted home sites, south side 46th St., west end of Lawrence, Ind.: pre-de-vriopntent discount: low prices. $l5B up; terms, $5 cash. $1 to $2 weekly: near traction stop: fine school and churches. C. G. RICHIE 541 Bankers Trust Bldg. Riley 5641. $250 CASH MODERN AND SEMI-MODERN BUNGALOWS New homes in excellent locations on south side, now nearing completion: payments $27.50 to $36 per month. For plans and detail call _ LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. Realtors. J 44 E. dDhio St. Main 3715. Residence, Irv. V>34-M. Woodrow St., 610 New 5-room bungalow half square north of National road, 4000 block west. SIOO down, balance l per cent. Price $4,000. FRANK 8. CLARK & CO.. Main 33 77; evenings, Webster 4101. NEW—Brick veneer, long living-room. 3 bedrooms. 1 master; double garage: exquisite decorations: bargain; on Central, near 42d. Humboldt 2783. GUILFORD Ave.. 4257; 6 rooms: bath; modern: garage: cheap for cash. Call owner. Riley 5305. 5-ROOM BUNGALOW PAYMENTS S3O A MONTH. New. On Comer Ave. Long living-room type. Reasonable down payment with baIanCSTATEhSAVINGS AND TRUST CO Main 5156. L. RAY GEORGE. Ueb. 4180. FOUR-ROOM new bungalow: suburban: garage : real bargain price. See owner at 3033 Layman Ave, F. H. JOHNSON. GALE. 2146; modern, 4-rm. bungalow. Leaving city. Must sell. Wob. *,24.)-.!. Lots for Sale LOTS, two 40-foot S. front: W. 31st near Elmira. 334 Congress Ave, E. Diets, Farms for Sale THREE acres; five-room house: garage: will make good chicken farm: near city. Riley 1012. 50 ACRES not far from city, with improvementg. Riley 1012. Building and Contracting We Build*Good Homes 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 Tfrust Bldg. Lin. 3734. Evenings. Webster 4449. Drexel 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 down and balance like rent. We can build cheaper now than this summer. C7VIC REALTY CO.. 136 N. Delaware Lin. 5056, Eve.. Ken, 4247 IF YOU have a lot partly paid, we will pay balance and build a home for you. ELVfrRS & KLEIN. Lin. 2627. IF—Y'ou are contemplating buildiug a home kindly \6rite me, and I will give you the name of a builder whom you can trust in every way. COOK. 49% S. Delaware. BUILDING, remodeling, repairs, garages' quick service: rpaponahle Web 6878-M EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement brick work. Dr. 0736 GLENN FREW—Painting and papering Estimates cheerfully given, Bel, 0838-R. ELECTRIC, fireproof wiring. $32.50 for firm. cottage, complete, Web.. 6411. Real Estate for Exchange FARMS and city property for sale or exchange LINCOLN AMERICAN CO. 20 ACRES level ground: well fenced: new five-room bungalow. Call Web, 4107. TRADE YOUR LOT—As down payment. cottage, bungalow or double. Main 1576. 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 4579-0699-W. COAL, feed, transfer, gen. hauling. W. E~ Rodocker, 821 E. 64th St. Wash, 4433. Business Announcements FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated: feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass. Main 1428 PAPERHANGING and eleaning: 1927 samples; prices reasonable. Har. 1235. RUG 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED $2 Superior Rug Cleaners. Ken. 4462.

Business Opportunities MAN with paneled body truck for retail bakery, route in rural district. Good proposition for bustler. SIOO cash bond required. Air. Paulissen. OMAR BAKING COMPANY, After 2 p. m. FURNAt . tin and roofing shop: old establiK’iLd: very reasonable: a complete, set of tools for all. J. P. CARROLL. 1500 College Ave. *

Business Opportunities ROOMING HOUSE: 12 lovely furnished rooms - must sell: leaving city: make an .offer MR. JENKINS. 24 W. Eighteenth St. Ran. 3909, BLACKSMITH shop, dwelling, half acre ground: bearing orchard: good well. For particulars address P./0.. Box 631. Wilkinson. Ind, GROCERY and meat market: good buslness and stock: living rooms that will rent: reasonable. Riley 438 y. POOLROOM for sale or trade: east: will take good truck or diamond ring on trade. Good business. WEB. 1721, HAZLETON HOTEL—27 rooms, good busi ness district: cash. Main 6916. ROOMING HOUSE: 16 rooms; modem: steam heat: excellent location. Riley 6609. SODA FOUNTAIN —Bliliop & Babcock. 1 lift. counter and back counter, perfect fuil length mirror: almost new interior. All in good condition. Bargain. SCHLEMMER’S CIGAR STORE. Crawfordsviile. Ind. $5 PER month will help pay lor five acres of bananas, which should net you SI,OOO per year. For detailed information call or write BRUCE WALKER. Brevort Hotel. Indianapolis, Ind, BAKERY: lor sale or rent; good place lor retail business. Belmont 1037, Miscellaneous tor Sale BABY CARRIAGE, large, black, reed: like new. Call DRex. 3215. W. BABY BUGGY STROLLER Blue reed: gd. cond.: sl2. 238 Dorman, alter 6 p. ni. BABY' stroller: brown reed. A-l condition; $lO, 266 N. Keystone. BOOKS: 10 vol. Poe. 12 Craig Kennedy detective stories. Price sl2. Rail, 5152. CASH register, late model, sell cheap. Box B-226, Timps. COLONIAL curio cabinet: a real antique and a real bargain. 312 Virginia AVc. CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, sheers rebuilt: guaranteed. Fixtures all kinds. SPRAGUE EX, 22 W. Ohio. Main 0564. CHAIR, Coxwell davenport table, bed complete. rug. floor lamp, bridge lamp. 1602 Bradbury St. Call DRexel 5806-M. DINING table, six chairs, ice box: all in good condition. Call Lin. 8786. ELECTRIC massage machine for sale by Lola Walker, 1112 Central, Apt. K. Lincoln 8873. Call Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday or Saturday evenings. FLOOR SANDING MACHINE; UNIVERSAL: COMP.: BARG. 1934 Sugar Grove. GAS RANGES used: thoroughly overhauled: $lO and up. Delivered and eonnected, Charles Koehring. 882 Vir. Ave. GAS RANGE. and household furniture. 305 N. Addison, Belmont 1007. ICE BOX, small kit-hen cabinet, sanitary folding couch. Web. 3003. MACHINES: two first-class peanut ami popcorn: 5 cash registers: one Oakland 1922 sedan. For sale or trade, Web, 5287. RANGE, coal: nice warmer; good baker: cheap: good condition. Lin. 8171. SIMPLEX IRONER—New: cheap. Call Randolph 6339, 2351 Ashland Ave. WASHER, electric. Crystal: very good condition, Web, 3373-R. " WHEEL. Yale, rating; cheap; good eondition. Ken, 2907. Greatest Values Ever Offered to the Public Samples ol house and street frocks loss than hall-price; also Scout percale 10c per yard; rickraek, lc per yard; Amoskeag gingham. 15c per yard; Rayon silk. 40c per yard; buttons. 2c per dozen. Everything loss than wholesale prices. Sold direct to consumer only. 404 MU JR PHY BLDG. BRING this ad with you, save $2 on S2O purchase. PURITAN CLOTHING STORE. * 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 roofs REFRIGERATING machine, %-toi cords and tanks. 6xßxlo box; first-class condition. U, E. M ASSHfr Linden Hotel. * Musical Instruments * * CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Mus-ie. Piano, harmony and all dance orchestral instruments. 106 Pembroke Arc. Ri. 389(1. DRUMS—Trap, new; bargain: price $lO. Harrison 3238. PARAMOUNT: style C Plectrum banjo. $215 instrument for SIOO. Drexel 6775. A. B. CAMERON PIANO Yfaliognny case, good tone: S9B. Winced the room. Terms. $1.50 per week WILSON-STEWART MUSIC CO. 44 N, Penn. St. Main Vl*'. PIANO. American player; perfect condi- | tion, lota of rolls; $165. 907 College. Pets and Live Stock j SPECIAL DISCOUNT—On our SSO brooder j ! houses and Newtown stoves, with 250 or i I more baby chicks. ROYERS HATCHERY |Ol N. Delaware. Riley ;V 10. HORSES: 4 head "of work horses, weigh-i ing from 1,100 to 1.900 ibs. Pair cheap | work mules, weighing 1.000 lbs.; 3 sets double harness. Har. 1700-W. CANARIES Fine singers and females for breeding. 1655 S. Meridian. Dr. 0362. CANARIES- fine young singers: very reasonable. Drex. 5229-W. 210 S. McKim. BOSTON Terriers. 3 mo.: ribbon winners last show. Har. 4362-J, 1229 W. 32nd. HOLSTEIN BULL; 5507 Greenfield Ave., Trviligton 1370. Ij. H. Underwood. EGGS: 'Bgrrcd Rock, lor setting. Call Southport -17-M-2. WANTED —Guinea pigs; 8 to 10 ounces. Riley 1731. Radio Equipment AERIAL construction: everything sum.: $5 and up: expert radio serv. O'KENNEDY RADIO LAB.. Rail. 5311. 312 Congress j KADIfj SETS —40 single dial control, builtin loud speaker and battery compartments. $25 and $35. 2605 N. Harding. Ran. 45i;3. | “RADIOS—I FIX ’EM.” PERSONAL ATTENTION. HARRY ODEN, HAR. 4082-W. RADIO—S-tube set: good condition: small down payment, balanco easy. 1114 N. Meridian. B BATTERY eliminator: AC or DC current; price installed $5. 2112 N, Tacoma. FOR guaranteed radio service. Call EAST END RADIO CO. Web. 4033. RADII) LABORATORY We service and build all kinds of radio sets: A-1 battery service. GAYLORD RADIO SERVICE CO.. 612 N. Colorado. , Ave. Irv. 1407-M. Coal and Wood

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* .Wheeling, 25c a Ton. Ind. 2-in shovel lump ?4.95 Ind. 6-in. fkd. lump 6.<i& Vigo County N6 6 W. Va, 2-in. fkd. lump 6.00 VV. Va. Ain. fkd. lump .... 6.60 VV. Va. 6-in fkd. lump .... 6.75 Kanawha District Poca Mine Run *5.75 Poca shovel lump 7.50 Poca Ain. fkd. lump 8.00 McDowel County No. 6 Poca Ford Ain. 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 6-Incii Lump $5.25 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. PRICES REDUCED ALL COALS CLEAN FORKED HIGH IN HEAT. LOW IN ASlf. Gen. Poca. 3d vein R. A. 4-in. . $9.00 Poca. Mine Run $7.25 Island Creek 6-in. lp. fkd., ' genuine W. Va $7.00 Best W. Va. 6-in block, fkd..56.75 W. Va. 2x4 egg $6.50 E. Ky. 6-in. block, fkd $6.75 E. Ky. 2x4 egg .’ $6.50 Ind. 6-in. Ip fkd. No. 5 $5.75Ind. 2x4 egg fkd. No. 5 $5.50 25c reduction on 2-ton lots. Bethel Coal Cos. DRex. 5200. 250 Beecher St. lit

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Coal and Wood Kindling With Each Ton / PRICES REDUCED 25c reduction on 2-ton orders. Best Va. blk„ 6-in. clean fkd. $6.75 Best Va. ip.. 3x6, clean fkd 6.50 Best Va., 2x4, clean fkd 6.25 Best Va. M. R.. 50 per cent Ip 6.00 Best E Ky. 6-in. block, clean fkd. . . . 7.00 Kanawha Cos.. Va.—Harlan Cos., K.v. 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 Hoosier Ash best Indiana. No 4, burns well and holds fire over night. Hoosier Asli. 0-in block, cln. fkd... 6.25 Hoosier Ash. 2x4 egg. clean forked. . 5.75 Best Linton No. 4. 6-in. blk.. cl. fkd. 6.00 E. 111.. 6-in Ip., cln fkd ... 5.75 E 111. egg. 2x4 cln. fkd. 6.50 BEST IND. NO. 5. 6-IM LP.. FKD. Ji.so Best Ind. No. 5. 2x4-in. egg. cl. fkd. h.2a Poca. Red Ash Ip., none better .0-00 Citizens coke, all sizes ...10.20 UNIOft ICE AND COAL CO DRcx. 4621. 1910 Bluff. It will pay you to visit our vard and see the* difference in good coal. Poca., big lp., No, 4 58.25 W. Va., 4. fkd., No. 5 6.75 W. Va., 2x4, fkd., No. 5 6.75 Ind. best coal, Blackburn .... 6.00 Ind. 6-in. fkd., No. 5 5.50 H. & H. COAL CO., Dela. and Morris. DRexel 6051. HELLO~ BACK AGAIN, MR. BRAZIL BLOCK Pea and Nut $4. 60 Trv our Kentucky Wonder $7 60 Low asb and full heat W Va lump $7.51Call for Prices EAST SIDE TCR-AND COAL UQ 034 Fowler St Main 6Q3fl Poca., big lp., No. 4 58.00 W. Va., 4, fkd., No. 5 6.75 W. Va., 2x4, fkd., No. 5 6.50 Ind., 6-inch, fkd., Linton No. 4 6.00 Ind., 3-incb, fkd., Linton No. 4 5.50 ind., 6-inch, fkd, No. 5 5.50 HARVEY COAL CO. JL3O E. Morris. . DRexel 200 . POCA. lp.. shoveled, fkd. 4 SH.im W. Va. 4-in. lp.. fkd., 5 $6.50 Ind. 6-in. lp.. Ikd.. 5 $5.23 J. & I. COAL CO. 1203 Roach. R.-in. 2171 You Read the Want Ads— Have vou tried to use them? It s easy—Call Main 3500 i Ask for an Ad Taker. Money to Loan MONEY * We loan you any amount up to S3OO on your furniture, fixtures, piano, automobile, allowing you from one to thirty mouths to repay the loan. $25. total cost 4 months. $2.04 S4O. total cost 4 months. $3.50 $75. total cost 4 months. $0.66 $l5O. total cost 4 months. $13.13 All other amounts same proportionate rate No deductions. No endorsers. TELEPHONE APPLICATIONS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION MA in 2983 American Loan Company 347 Bankers Trust Bldg Corner Pennsylvania and Ohio Sis ■*' " | AUTO ACCOUNTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS. MARION FINANCE CO LIN 1381 207 GUARANTY BI.DO I QUiiCK - LOANS sl6 to $390 ✓ This curuumtioo is operated under supervision of the State of iridiana and provides a place where vou ma.v bor row from $lO to SBOO in a dim riled businesslike manner without iiavtns more than the legal rate of Interest or without being imposed upon in anv wav We do no* notify your employer neither do we make inquiries of friends relatives or trades people You ret the money in a few hours tunc and without having any one sign vour note. If vou are unable to call in person at our office. phone us or write us and our representative will call at vqi’jr borne HOUSEHOLD . FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (Fourth Floor) Cornei Pennsylvania and Wash Sts Entrance 41 E Washington St Telephone MA 2923 /-'i n |° nts Jurniture. Pianos and Autos Our Plan Will Please You Columbia Loan Company Lin. 6333. 132 N, Dcla. St. NEED MONEY Quickly, confidentially and buslneea-iikc dealings is a part oX the service we give vou. LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 1411/9 E. Washington St. MA in*()sßs. Lincoln 7134 WE BUT REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Marion County property from titleholders Mr. Fry. THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 257 W. Washington St 'Main 0792 • I . LOANS 2% WHY PAY MOKE! • Loans on furniture IV4 ner cent below the legal rate. Lowest rate in city In dianaDoils Public Welfare Ixiao Associa tion 330 Occidental Bids Main 6229 Boutheaat corner Washington nnd Illinois LoaAs with other companies nald off _ FURNITURE LOANS —$IO I’O S3O0 _ LEGAL RATES. POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION ROOM 613, 106 E. MARKET ST PHONE MAIN 127 k Auto Supplies and Repairs NEW and used parts, accessories, tires and batteries for oractically every make of car for les9. Satisfaction guaranteed CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO 821-23 N. Illinois Main 6090. USED TIRES. Wholesale and Retail. L. SELIG & SON, 23 S. East. USED TIRES—S7i UP. ELKINS BROS.. 604 N. ILLINOIS ST RILEY 6171. r Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for vour car or vour eauity. 1. WOLF AUTO CO. ( Lin. 4515. ’ 561 N. Capitol. USED GARS bought and sold GOLD BERG 622 N Capitol Main 2638 Automobiles tor Sale CADILLAC, 7-passenger sedan. 03 moile! like new. MERIDIAN AUTO EXCHANGE, 123.3 N, Meridian. Lin. 1941. CHEVROLET. 1925 four-door sedan: balloon tires, raotometer, bumpers. Let us demonstrate this car. A real bargain: $426: terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Washington St. CHEVROLET, DJ24, 4-PASS. COUPE Price $200: SSO cash, balance $16.23 for 12 months. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. 218 E. New Y'ork St. Riley 5583. CHEVROLET. 1924 four-door sedan: ear just overhauled in our own shop. A real bargain; $245-: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO- 525 fe. Washington. CHEVROLET COUPE, 1923 Good condition; good tires. A real buy; only $l5O. CENTRAL BUICK .20 W. North St. Lin. lffH^

Automobiles for Sal • WHY’PAY MORE? Guaranteed USED FORDS ALL MODELS Now is the best time 1926 Ford Roadster ?190.00 1926 Ford Coupe ...? :‘50.00 1926 Ford Coupe 375.00 1926 Ford Touring 300.00 1925 Ford Touring 150.00 1925 Fo#d Coupe -• 225.00 *1925 Ford Roadster 135.00 1924 Ford Coupe . 185.00 1924 Fordor , 175.00 1924 Tudor 150.00 1923 Fordor 125.00 MANY OTHERS AT BARGAINS. TERMS TO SUIT , West Waste. Sales Cos. 720 W. Wash. St. MA. 0409. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY BIG SPRING CLEARANCE SALE We know our Used Cars are worth every cent we ask for them. BQY NOW Down Payment. 1924 Ford Tudor $50.00 1924 Ford Tudor 52.00 1923 Ford Fordor 60.00 1923 Ford Fordor 50.00 1926 Ford Coupe 75.00 1924 Ford Coupe 45.00 1924 Ford Coupe 46.00 1920 Ford Roadster 50.00 1926 Ford Touring 60.00 1923 Ford Touring 25.00 1924 Ford Touring 30.00 1926 Chevrolet Coach 100.00 1926 Chevrolet Touring 80.00 1924 Chevrolet Touring .... 37.00 1924 Chevrolet Touring 40.00 25 Fords, all models 25.00 1923 Chevrolet Coupe 30.00 1921 Dodge Touring 30.00 1922 Dodge Touring 50.00 1926 Chevrolet Truck 80.00 1925 Ford Chassis 30.00 1924 Ford ton truck 30.00 MARION CHEVROLET 00. Beecher and Shelby St3. 1040 N. Meridian. LI ncoln 5361. CHRYSLER ROADSTER 1926 70 MODEL; IN APPEARANCE AND PERFORMANCE LIKE NEW. SACRIFICE TERMS IF DESIRED. CONSIDER SOME TRADE. CALL LIN. 4515. The 1927 Chevrolet Cabrolet with Rumble seat is on display at JONES WHITAKER SALES CO. Capitol at Vermont 1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN Good tires, good paint: SSO down. STATE AUTO CO. 535 N. Capitol. Lin. 7301. CHEVROLET. 1923 roupo: wo have sovrral of those oars that were given at $306: this week only price reduced to $150: terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 5:15 E. Washington. 1924 BUSINESS MAN'S DODCJE COUPE Fully equipped: 60-day guarantee. BOIIANNAN OVERLAND SALES 1: " :,S rUH ~ WaMeracDu MEANS A SQUARE DEAL Every car listed below is a bargain. Dodge ’25 Coupe Ford *25 Coupe Buick 4 ’23 Coach Nash 6 ’24 Touring Ford ’24 Tudor Chevrolet ’24 Coupe ' Overland 6 ’25 Sedan Dodge ’22 Roadster Ford ’25 Fordor Hup ’24 Coupe The Big Downtown Used Car Store. CARL H. WALLERICH Open Evenings. 314 N. Delaware. LI 5588. Dodge Touring, 1922 Excellent shape, $l5O. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. North St. Lin. 1P9.~).DODGE SPORT ROADSTER Latest model. We could call this anew car except that It has grone 475 miles. Guaranteed. Price $800: S2OO down, balance $44.08 for 10 months. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. 218 E. New York. • Riley 5583. 1926 ESSEX COACH Price $375: SIOO down, balance $27.50 lor 12 months. Guaranteed mechanically. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. 218 E. New York St. Riley 5583. 1924 FORD roadster: new Duco paint: only $95. MERIDIAN MOTOR MARKET, 850 N. Meridian. Lin. 8077. FORD coupes: 10 to choole from: 1922 to 1924 models: priced from $65 to $185: small down payments. SMITH & MOORE. 528 8. Meridian St. Main 6650 OpeD evenings and Sunday. FORD. 1-ton truck; new motor, express body with top: good tires: $135: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 520 E. Washington. Ford Tudor, 1926 Original paifft and tires: was $435; is now $395: $lO down. _ WANGELIN-SHARP CO. Used Car Department. 962 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. Open evenings. FORD. 1924 coupe: balloon tires: looks and runs good; a bargain: $200: term*. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Wash. Ford Coupe, 1925 Late: starter, balloon tires; was S3OO now $285; $95 down. WANGELIN-SHARP CO. Used Car Department. 962 N. Meridian. 443 Virginia. . Open evenings, FORD. 1924 four-door sedan: new paint: guod tires, bumpers. upholßtering shows goou care. A bargain; $250: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 625 E. Wash. FORD: late 1923 touring: SIOO cash. Call after 4:30 p. m. 4025 Baltimore.

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WHAT STATE PAPERS SAY ABOUT THE DEARTH CASE

Comment upon the seizure of the papers and person of thirtye-ight newsboys by Circuit Judgo Clarence Dearth at Muncie, in Indiana newspapers, follows:

The Rushville Republcan—George R. Dale of Muncie is just a common, ordina'y newspaper man. He publishes a Democratic weekly paper, and he never made much money at it. When he began to reveal the conditions in Muncie, reeking with political corruption, he aroused the Ire of Judge Clarence R. Dearth of the Delaware Circuit Court. Dale was sentenced to the penal farm for contempt and appealed to the Indiana Supreme Court. The high court held, in effect, that the “truth is no defense,” and sustained the sentence. Dale made an effort to appeal to the United States Supreme Court, but his appeal was thrown out of court because it was not printed. Dale went to Washington himself to endeavor to get a ruling from the highest court in the land, and while away, Judge Dearth assailed Dale for an anonymous article printed in Dale’s paper and announced that he would again he cited for contempt of court. Clell Maple, former Rush County recorder, who has resided in Muncie for several years, announced he was the author of the article attacking He was a great admirer of the Judge, he is quoted as saying, when the judge made fine speeches at Ku-Klux Klan meetings, but has since changed his mind because performance did not measure up to promise. Dale is returning from Washington and will make a triumphal entry into the old home town Saturday. He will be greeted by his friends, who have at last awakened to the fact that he is being persecuted in espousing a cause for the betterment of the whole community. Thus Judge Dearth by his foolish show of power, some of i*iich it is claimed he did not possess, is making a martyr out of common, ordinary newspaperman, who saw his duty and performed It. Muncie seemed willing to persiit the continued persecution until the judge called thirty-eight newsboys into his court, took copies of Dale’s paper from them and threatened them with harsh treatment if they distributed any more issues of the publication. Without trial, without hearing, without notice, without any right whatever, the judge sought to protect himself by use of power delegated to him by the people for the protection of their rights—among them the right of free speech and a free press. The developments in this case will be commented upon at length not only in Indiana, but throughout the United States. Newspaper trade publications have commented at length on tho Indiana "Supreme Court decision, because it r&ised anew question that should he settled by the highest court in the land. It should be determined, once and for all, whether the court can be prostituted as it was when newspapers were forcibly taken from innocent carrier boys without hearing. If this procedure is permitted, no newspaper is safe, and the rights of a freo press are in dagger. Porte Herald Argues: Judge Clarence W. Dearth of Muncie believes that if a newspaper publishes something about, him that he doesn’t approve he can have the newsboys distributing the papers arrested and their copies confiscated. Judge Deartii is the man who has been engaged in a hitter legal struggle with George R .Dale, editor of the paper, who the judge claims made libelofis statements about him and his qourt. The Judge imposed a fine for contempt of court on Dale aifd the latter lias Just been granted a rehearing before the United States supreme court on his appeal. Down in Muncie they are trying to Impeach the judge, who apparently has forgotten that a constitution exists. One Indianapolis paper called him the “Mussolini of Muncie” and such a title isn’t far amiss, for the dictator has done just that very thing in Rome, seized newspapers and ordered them suppressed. In a land founded on the freedom of speech as one of its most, precious gifts, the action of Judge Dearth Is tyrannical and medieval. Ho has become obsessed with the Idea that he, the court, Is above criticism: he has taken the theory that “the king can do no wrong” to his bosom, and is trying to impress that theory upon an enlightened community. If any higher court upholds his action in prohibiting the newsboys from selling papers and confiscating the copies, a severe blow will have been dealth constitutional rights in this country. The principle of the freedom of expression, one of the things for which tne founders of the nation came to these shores, will have been shoved into oblivion in In-

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FEB. 28, 1927

diana. Tho Impeachment proceedings against tho Judge will bo watched with keen interest. The Grecnsburg Evening Times: The Indianapolis Times Is leading a valiant fight for freedom of speech, and freedom of the press as guaranteed under the constituUons of the United States and tho State of Indiana. Tho paper's immediate objective is the curtailment of judicial power as exemplified in tho case of Judge Clarence Dearth of Muncie, whoso seizuro of -Copies of George Dale's newspaper, the Post-Demo-crat, and his unprecedented herding of thirty-eight newsboys in his court room without due process of legal arrest have aroused the wrath of not only Muncie citizens hut that of many others over the State. Under tho threat of judicial reprisal, many newspapers which cherish the liberty of the American press liavo refrained from tho expressions on Dearth's acts, "but not the Indianapolis Times. With a mil-lion-dollar ‘‘libel” suit already on its hands as the result of Ku-Klux exposures—other Ku-Klux activities, it may be said—this Indianapolis paper was one of those which came to tindefense of Editor Dale when he upset the vials of wrath at Muncie, the i Kluxers’ stronghold. It has no morel fear than has Dale of affronting judicial tyranny and indeed tho finaneial nnd journalistic bucking of The Times may well he devoted to clearing up this muddled matter of court power abuse. Tho Indianapolis Times continues its demand that tho Legislature impeach Judgo Dearth. An editorial explanation of its policy Is given. The Princeton Evening Democrat: The news dispatches of Thursday give an indication of what is likely to happen to Judge Dearth. Petition* are being circulated in Muncie by many prominent citizens and, according to the dispatches, are being generously signed, which have for their purpose the Judge's impeachment. The charges are that ho caused to be arrested some thirty-eight newsboys who were selling copies of a paper that nad in it certain criticism of tho judge and the mayor of Muncie. Judge Dearth and others in Muncie have been riding a “high, wide and handsome” vehicle for sonic time. George Tt. Dale, publisher of a weekly newspaper In that city, has seen fit to criticise the judge and mayor of that city for certain acts and In this connection Dale was cited for contempt of court. The case has been appealed and the Stale court, lias held that “the truth is no defense.” The case was carried lo the United Hlates Supreme Court nnd Dale was given relief In that body. • According to alt reports Judged Dearth is one of those officials who went. Into power sponsored by tlm Klan. and since his Section has been the subject of considerable criticism. The fact that prominent citizens ot Muncie have taken the step indicated in dispatches Thursday* probably is {he beginning of the end for Judge Dearth.

Hoosier Briefs

Alleging: ,*he was permanently injured, When an elevator In the Terre Haute Trust Company Jerked to a stop, throwing her to the floor. Bertha B. Williams, of Terre Haute, has filed suit asking $5,000 damages. Replacement of 84 000 tics on the Union Traction lines, near Anderson, will he made, according to L. A. Mitchell, superintendent of maintainanco of right of way. Several projects for track replacement are Isq being considered. Alexandria is without either a" police or fire chief, John F. Merker, fire department head, was killed in an accident shortly before Tolire Chief Apal Hughes was shot, while serving a warrant. William Carlisle of Greenwood, Is serving a fourteen-day term In Jail because he allowed a hrtrse to stand in the cold all night. He was flhed $1 with $13.50 costs for curolty to 4 animals, and went to jail In lieu of the fine. Tho town marshal at Shirley, near KlngHtstown, had visions of a great liquor raid and managed to secure a bottle of "evidence.” The "evidence,” however, proved to he orange pop, flavored with red pepper by a local wag. Considerable interest, was evidenced by Fairmount resident in two well defined "sun dogs,” which appeared in the eastern sky for more than an hour. A brilliant rainbow' was also in evidence for several hr.nutes.

Lebanon pays the lowest water rate of any Indiana city, yet the municipally owned plant adds from $9,000 to $12,000 net profit to the city’s income annually, the annual report iof the water works showed. COUP BY LA GUARDIA Produces Copy of Missing Letter in Cooper Impeachment Case. Bu l'tilled Prr WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—Representative La Guardla (Rep.), New York, sprang a surprise today at Impeachment proceedings against Federal Judge Cooper of New York before the House Judiciary Committee by producing a copy of a letter which had mysteriously disappeared from Treasury Department files. The letter was written by Cooper, * northern dlsU'ict of New York, to Q. Merrick former prohibition head of New York. It discussed a plot to catch bootleggers. Cooper wrote that agents could purchase liquor at lunch rooms in Plattsburg, Champlain and . Rouse's Point. In case the agents were rested, Cooper said lie would ask the United States commission! irs to release them on their own recognisance.