Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 313, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1927 — Page 31

APRIL 8, 1927

Automobiles for Sale .1923 BUICK TOURING Excellent condition. Re finished. A real "buy at SH9.-I. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. North St. LI. 1995 CHEVROLET, early ’27 coupe; this car was left with us by an old customer Kith instructions to sell, as he needs the Bone; this automobile has been driven Wss than 4,000 miles. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Lin. 5001. Open e yen in gs, CHEVROLET, 1025 coupe; pood balloon tires, bumpers, motometer, dueo finish., lolls pond, a, pood car for $,'175. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO., 540 E. Washington. 1924 ESSEX TOURING New paint; ?75 down, balance E Z term. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-05 S. Meridian. Drexel 4743.

ANNOUNCEMENT FOLLOWING THE SPECTACULAR ANNOUNCEMENT OF MR. W. C. DURANT ON APRIL 7, 1927, WE MUST DISPOSE OF EVERY USED CAR IN OUR STOCK, REGARDLESS OF PRICE, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR TRADE-INS ON THE NEW 7 MODEL STAR CARS WHEN THEY ARRIVE WITHIN THE NEXT TEN DAYS. EVERY USED CAR MUST GO, REGARDLESS OF PRICE. WE HAVE SOME OF THE BEST VALUES ON THE MARKET. WHERE CAN YOU BUY A LOW-PRICED USED CAR THAT HAS BEEN REPAINTED, HAVING PERFECT TIRES AND RECONDITIONED BY THE DEALER REPRESENTING THE LINE AND SOLD WITH A GUARANTEE, FOR THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY? JUST MAKE US AN OFFER. MATTOX MOTOR SALES 1001 N. MERIDIAN. LI. 1177.

A REAL SALE off USED CARS Our new car sales ol Whippets and Willys-Knights have been tar more than we anticipated. We need room. Everv car is priced right and at market value.

1922 Studebaker Touring. Our price, SSO. 1022 Overland Sedan Worth the money, $125. 1925 Overland Touring. Spring is here; $125. 1925 Overland Touring See this at $135. 1925 Overland Touring. Looks like new, $l5O. 1925 Overland Sedan Relow Blue Book, $195. 1025 Overland Champion Fine for vacation, $195. 1925 Overland Coach Now this price, $225. 1925 Overland Sedan All new tires, $295.

We have 40 others to select from. Most all of them are guar anteed. A visit to our show rooms will convince you. Capital Overland Company —AT—- ( APITOL & MICHIG AN OPEN NIGHTS

Don’t Miss It! CARL H. WALLERICH’S, INC. Automobile Slaughter A Most Seosatioinial Sell-Out off Over 1(D)(0) Used Cars Every used car goes at a SLAUGHTER price. None held out. Never in the history of the automobile business has there been such a value-giving. Don’t miss it. Come. Carl Hi. Wallericlh, Hoc. 314 North Delaware LI ncoln 5588 Chrysler Distributor

Automobiles for Sale FORD roadster. 1926: rumble seat. bumpers, natural wood wheels, balloon tireß, lock wheel; car like new. Terms, trade—l 6 months on balance. 1926 Ford roadster; like new; $250: $75 down, 16 months on balance; several others. L. T. Allen Motor Sales CHEVROLET. 1927: new coupe. I sold this car two weeks ago aud my customer has been ordered to the, Philippines. He is a U. S. A. officer and will sell his equity at a discount. Sec me quick. W. A, Beahm. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Lin. 5361. Open evcnings, CHEVROLET Superior touring car; perfect in every way. Make us an offer. MERIDIAN AUTO EXCHANGE, 1233 N. Meridian. Lin. 1941. CHEVROLET, 1927; new cabriolet. This car has been driven 200 miles. The company owning this car has decided to buy their men roadsters instead of closed cars and they are willing to take a loss on this one. See me. IV. A. Beahm. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridiau. Lin. 5361. Open evenings.

1925 Star Sedan. New paint, $335. 1925 Cleveland Touring. A real buy, $345. 1925 Overland Coach Our price, $425. 1921 Overland Six Sedan. Looks and runs like new, $625. 1926 Overland Six Coach. A demonstrator, $695. 1925 Willys-Knight Coupe See this one; $750. 1925 Willys-Knight C, S. A real value, $795. 1925 Willys-Knight Sedan. A car you are proud to own, $795

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LOOK 0H 9 BOY Amiother CBnaurnce Easy Terms on Any of These BARGAINS • FORDS Coupes $65.00 Up Tourings S3O Up Roadsters SSO Up Sedans $75 Up

We have the car you will be proud to own at the price you can afford to pay. C. 0. WARNQCK CO. 810 E. Washington St. Authorized Ford Dealer CHEVROLET, 1925-6 sedan: bright as a dollar; carries new-ear guarantee You can save a lot of money on this one on your own terms. MARION CHEVROLET CO . 1040 N. Meridian. Lin 5381. Open evenings. ESSEX coach, 1925: a bargain at $335. L. T. Allen Motor Sales

SAVE MONEY HERE PRICES SLASHED ON USED FORDS ALL MODELS 192 ti Tudor ' $350.00 1020 Tudor 375.00 1020 Touring 225.00 1026 Touring 200.00 1020 .Roadster . 225.00 1026 Roadster 190.00 1926 Sport Roadster M .,. 245.00 1925 Touring 135.00 1925 Roadster 125.00 1024 Chevrolet 4-Pass. Coupe ....175.00 100 Others to Choose From—Every One a Bargain. Terms to Suit. WEST WASHINGTON SALES CO. 720 W. Washington St. MA in 0400. OPEN SUNDAY, a

730 Washington \\ \ Three Used Car Rooms under one management. \ Big sales. Overhead cut down. That’s why you get / a better values at lower prices. Big selection to mm m mmm

1924 Studebaker Roadster $345 1924 Jewett Touring 375 1925 Overland Sedan 395 1924 Oldsmobile Touring .. 275 1926 Ford Touring 245 1926 Ford Coupe 330 1926 Ford Fordor 400 1923 Buick Coach 350 1923 Studebaker Touring ... 375 1923 Nash Touring 325 1923 Buick 6 Touring 375 1925 Essex Coach 325 1925 Overland Coupe 295 1924 Studebaker Coupe ... 275 1925 Hudson Coach 650 1925 Chandler Coach 600

THE LARGEST SALESROOM IN INDIANA. TERMS. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO EXCHANGE INCORPORATED President Secretary-Treasurer Vice President R. H. Losy Homer C. Lathrop R. V. Law (Losy-Nash Motor Company) (The Lathrop-McFarland Cos.) (R. V. Law Motor Company) Open evenings till 9 o’clock and all day Sunday. Phone —LI ncoln 4366 or 4367.

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Tlhioriiiibiuirg & Lewis Used Cars WE ASK YOU TO COMPARE OUR PRICES CONDITIONS VALUES 1923 Ford Sedan $125 1924 Ford Sedan 195 1925 Ford Coupe 225 1924 Ford Coupe 175 1925 Ford Coupe 225 1924 Ford Coupe 175 1924 Ford Sedan 225 1924 Ford Coupe 175 1925 Ford Sedan 225 1926 Ford Sedan 275 1923 Foal Light Delivery 100 1924 Ford Coupe 135 1925 Ford Coupe 225 1926 Ford Coupe 275 1925 Ford Sedan 350 1923 Ford Light Delivery 35 1923 Ford Touring 75 1923 Overland Touring 85 1919 Dodge, 4-pass Coupe .... 100 Essex Coach, 1924 295 1923 Hupp Touring 250 1923 Dodge Coupe 250 1925 Studebaker Coach 700 TERMS 38.19 E. Washington 4343 E. Washington Irvington 3292-4343 Open Evenings and Sunday LEXINGTON TOURING in good condition; winter enclosure©loo. s CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. 1995

1925 Oakland Coach 475 1926 Chevrolet Coupe 495 1925 Willys-Knight Sedan 645 1924 Jewett Sedan 495 1926 Nash Sedan 675 1925 Chi-ysler Imperial Sedan.. 57 Cadillac Phaeton, , 295 1919 Ford Roadster 25 1924 Ford Touring 45 3919 Oakland 1921 Oldsmobile Coupe ... 75 1923 Oldsmobile Touring .. 75 1923 Ford Touring 75 1923 Maxwell Touring 95 1924 Ford Coupe 150 1922 Ford Tudor 145 Overland 3 Touring 75

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BEAT ’EM O Down 1924 Ford Coupe $35.00 1925 Ford Touring ....$25.00 1926 Overland 6 Sedan.sloo.oo 1924 Overland Touring. .$25.00 1924 Oakland Touring .$65.00 1923 Chevrolet Sedan ..$35.00 1923 Ford Touring $20.00 1925 Ford Coupe. $45.00 1924 Ford Roadster $25.00 1924 Studebaker Coupe .$50.00

Many others. State Amtoinniolbile Compamiy 2 Stores 535 X. Capitol. 925 Virginia Li. 7301. Dr. 5226. CARL LOMATCII, Gen. Mgr. CHKVROLET. 124 coupe; 5 good tires, good new paint, good clean ear all through, a bargain at $212 Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO. .'>2s E. Wash--1927 FORD coupe: like new. bumpers. spare tire, look wheel; you car in trade: 16 months on balance. L. T. Allen Motor Sales CHEVROLET. 1927 demonstrator; I have driven this ear about 1,300 miles; motor has special pistons and rings, bumpers, spare tire. etc. No title has been issued on this car. however. 1 will sell it at a liberal discount. Easy terras and payments. but no trade van be taken bee John Burke at MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Lincoln 5361. Open evenings. CHEVROLET, 1923 coupe; good rubber. bumpers, several extras, clean upholstering. a real bargain; sloo. lf, rrn^STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 520 E. IVash. OVERLAND 92 Blue Bird: California top. Several other late models. L. T. Allen Motor Sales 917-23 Virginia Ave.

1920 Nash Coupe 200 1924 Overland Touring .... 165 1920 Reo Touring 175 1924 Chevrolet Touring .. 135 1922 Buick Touring 175 1921 Studebaker Touring , 175 1923 Oldsmobile Coupe 295 1925 Olds Touring 425 1920 Oldsmobile Touring .. 35 1922 Oldsmobile Touring .. 65 1923 Ford Coupe 65 1923 Chevrolet Touring ... 65 1919 Dort Coach 85 1924 Ford Touring 75 1924 Ford Touring 95 1923 Chevrolet Coupe 100 1924 Chevrolet 4-Pass. Couj 175

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BAXTER’S BIG SALE SATURDAY, APRIL 9 CARS AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD Have a car for you and your family for Easter. Give them a real treat. Cel a car the whole family will be proud of. These cars arc in wonderful condition. GOOD MOTORS, TIRES, DUCO All Kinds of Models BUICKS CHEVROLETS CLEVELANDS DODGES FRANKLINS t FORDS HUPMOBILES OAKLANDS OLDSMOBILES YELIES STUDEBAKERS Your Car Taken in Trade Easy Payments on Balance

OPEN EVENINGS THE BAXTER COMPANY 1142 North Meridian Street Phone LI ncoln 1529 CHEVROLET, 1926 touring; Duco finish as good as new; good tires; car has low I mileage and pn.-e is right; easy terms. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Open evenings. Lin, 3361. CHEVROLET COUPE, 1927; early model; .will sacrifice my equity. Call Riley 6842, after 7 p, m. CHEVROLET, 1926 coach: early '27. new tires, mechanically o. k.; carries newoar guarantee. You can save money on this car and name vour oWn terms. MARION CHEVVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridia. Lincoln 3361. Open evenings, 1923 DODGE coupe. This car has had good care: paint and tires perfect: mechanical condition as good as new This car is guaranteed in every wav MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Lin. 5361, DODGE touring. '23: with expensive glass inelosure: price $200: S3O down, balance easy payments. Car runs o. k. and looks as good as new. A wonderful buy on easy terms. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Lin. 5361. Open evenings, FORD Tudor. 1926: new tires, looks and runs like new; small down payment; terms to suit. L. T. Allen Motor Sales BUICK ROADSTER 1920 model: in good running condition: $65. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. .1995 FORDS—Several coupes, roadsters and tourings; S4O up; terms. * L. T. Allen Motor Sales

STOP AT 1525 Dodge coupe, late model; like new; $335. Ford coupe, new tires, new piant: $95. Peerless touring, new tiros, paint; perfect condition, SIOO down. LOCOMOBILE 1525 N. Meridian. Lin. 4515. 1024. on half-ton Ford deliver)' truck; good condition. Call Riley 6021. 700 Mass. Ave. CHRYSLER coupe 50: 3 months old. completely equipped: sell for 9715. Call Webster 0987. NEW WILLYS KNIGHT 70 SEDAN; SALE OWNER. LEAVING CITY. RA. 3457. ESSEX COACH, LATE 1926 Driven 4,000 miles, fully equipped, looks like new. priced very low. Terms or trade. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1063-65 S. Meridian Drexel 4743. FORD touring, 1024: starter, runs fine; body, top and fenders o. k.; SSO cash gets it. FOUTS. 2030 W. Wash. Open evenings and Sunday a. m. • FORD tourings. 1023. '24 and '25: we offer you your choice of these at $125: low down payment: easy terms. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Lin. 5361, Onen evenings. FORD touring. 1036; lock wheel, good balloon tires: looks good: used only six months; guaranteed: $250: $07.50 cash, balance easy. Pay here. FOUTS. 2030 W. Wash. Open evenings and Sun, a. m. FORD Tudor. 1926; $385; on easy terms. See what a buy. Bumpers; appearance and performance like new; new tires; driven by a careful driver: onyl $385, on very easy terms. ROY WILMETH CO.. 720 N. Meridian St. Lin, 7374, FORD roadster. 1920: lock wheel: used only short time: looks like new; guaranteed: $75 cash, balance easy. Pay here. FOUTS, 2030 W. Wash. Open evenings and Sunday a. m. FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1925 Trunk, bumpers, front scat, cut to lay back, along with 11 other accessories, priced very low; $95 down, balance easy terms. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 P. Meridian. Drexel 4743, FORD, 1923 sedan: bumpers, lock wheel. good tires,- good paint, a real bargain: SIOO. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO„ 540 E. Washington. FORD Tudor. 1924; has had excellent care; tires good, lock wheel, speedometer, shock absorbers, bumpers, spotlight: will make you a serviceable buy: $75 cash, balance easy. Pay here. FOUTS. 2030 W, Wash. Open evenings and Sun, a. m. FORD. 1924 coupe; in good shape; good tires, good mechanically; name your own terms. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N, Meridian St. Lin, 5361. FORD coupo. 1924: perfect condition: 4 brand npw ovprsiz? cord tire*, spotlight, look wheel, shook absorbers. This coupe looks and rune fine: $75 cash. bal. easy. Pay here. FOUTS. 2030 W. Wash. Open even nigs and Sunday a. m. FORD. 11*25 iiprht delivery truck, panel body, pood tires: SI 25. Easy STONE CHEVROLET CO- 540 E. Wash. FORD Fordor, 1923: a good motor and excellent body: fenders and tires good: speedometer, spare tire, 2 Fyrac spotlights; $67.59 cash, balance easy. Pay here. FOUTS. 2030 W. Wash. Open evenings and Sunday a. m. . FORD sedan, 1923: 5 oversize cord tires, speedometer and other extras. The real little warm family ear: $95: S2O cash, balance t<-rms. ROY WILMETH CO., 720 N, Meridian. Lin. 7374. FORD touring. 1926: 4 new balloon tires. bumpers: looks like new: motor o. k.; $75 cash, balance easy. Pay here. FOUTS, 2030 W. Washington. Open evenings and Sunday a. m FORD. 1926 Tudor sedan; good cord tires, lock wheel, looks and runs fine, bargain: $325. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Washington. FORD touring, 1922: starter; runs fine; tires o. k.; $37.50 cash. Pay here. FOUTS. 2030 w. Washington. Open evenings and Sunday a. m. FORD touring, been completely overhauled: 5 new tires: A-l condition. Must sell at once: reasonable. Call at 816 N. Tuxedo St. FORD touring. 1923: motor, tires. body and top good; lots of service in this one' $35 cash, balance easy. Pay here. FOUTS. 2030 W. Wash. Open evenings and Sunday a. m. FORD, 1924 coupe: 6 good tires, good paint, several extras, a real good buy at $175. Easy terms. STONE CREVROLET CO.. 525 E. Washington. FORD coupe. 1925; bajloon tires: runs fine; looks good: $67.60 cash, balance easy. Pay here. FOUTS, 2030 W. Wash. Open evenings and Sunday a. m. FORD coup •. 19241 excellent condition; lock wheel: good tires: a good bur: irO cash, balance easy. Pay here. FOUTS. Washington. Open evenings and TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUBIMCBS

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whatever the people want. Let them have the city manager plan if that is their desire.’ Draws Laughter “That sounds democratic," retorted Raub, drawing an outbreak of laughter. Dr. Todd said he believed that opposition to the city manager appropriation measure was only getting votes for the manager plan. “Let the people have what they want,” Todd declared. Moore interrupted: “This is putting the wagon befoe the horse. Monday is plenty time to act if the petition is filed. We don’t know it will be.’’ Whereupon Boyce cited that the law allowed five days for examination of petitions and that additional clerical help would be needed. He declared the ordinance was recommended by City Controller William C. Buser and was "regular.’’ Boyce Retorts “It isn't the city council's fault the clerk hasn't enough funds or assistants,’’ advised Dorsett. Following the vote Raub declared "this is peculiar conduct for a group of representatives of taxpayers. It is only fair the clerk should have funds to conduet this check as required by statute." Ham and Eggs Sergeant Clifford Richter and two j patrolmen found Moore, ox-council president, eating breakfast—ham and eggs—when they arrived at his home, 1626 Spruce St. Richter handed over the subpoena and told Moore to finish his breakfast. “It says get the body and I want the body in good condition,” said Richter. The sergeant sent the other officers back to headquarters in the police flivver and rode to city hall in Moore's car. While he waited for Moore to finish the ham and eggs he played with Moore’s daughter, 3. Councilman Bartholomew, 1256 N. Senate Ave., was in bed when Sergt. Frank Reilly and squad arrived. Bartholomew dressed hurriedly and was the first “captive" councilman to arrive at the hall with his police escort. Sergeant Reilly loudly read the return on the subpoena to Council President Claude Negley and City Clerk Boyce. The “captive" councilmen were in a good humor and treated the matter as a “great joke.” “Hello there, little one,’’ Bartholomew greeted Sergeant Richter, when he, one of the police department giants, arrived with Moore.

Not Movie Ordinance It wasn't faliure of Negley to include the ordinance prohibiting erection of a theater within 500 feet of a chureh that prompted the councilmen to balk, Moore said. “Bob McNav isn't bossing this council,” said Bartholomew. Both said they wanted Negley to include all ordinances, including the measure appropriating city gas tax funds for street repairs, in the meeting call. Sergt. William Cox brought in Councilman Albertson, 2923 N. New Jersey St. Albertson was the last to arrive. Sergt. Edward Deeter brought. Councilman Dorsett, 1213 N. Kealing St., and Sergt. William Deever arrived with Councilman Millard W. Ferguson, 317 N. Holmes Ave. Not Expected Nobody had much faith that the horsemen were going to show up when the call for the special meeting was issued Thursday morning. At 4 p. m. Thursday “silently one by one" the four horsemen climbed the back stairs to Mayor Duvall's private office. The mayor doesn’t think much of the city manager plan. They were still there, or had gone down the other back stairs when everybody else got hungry and left city hall. At $.03 p. m. Thursdaj', President Negley called council to order. Besides the president, Councilmen Austin H. Todd and Edward B. Raub sat in their seats. City Clerk Boyce and Sergeant-at-Arms Claude McCoy, a group of newspapermen, and five spectators took up the vigil. Finally Boyce and the councilmen retired to the conference room bearing the council rules. Reed's ParliaAutomobilcs for Sale ~FORDS~ Atv better ami cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 449 Va. Ave. FORD coupe. 1923; rood tire?, look wheel. motor rung fine. body, top and fenders in excellent condition: $37 .>0 cash, balance easy. Pay here. FOUTS. 2030 W. Wash. Open evenings and Sunday a m. FO DS. USED—We usualiv have what Ti u want in any model. 60 to 100 ears to cl-oore from. Prices are right. Most cars guaranteed and newly painted in pyroxylin. Satisfactory terms. THE FRANK HATFIELD COMPANY, authorized Ford dealer. 625 N. Capitol Ave. Main 4708 Open evenings and Sundays FORD ROADSTER: winter enclosure, guarantoed: sale or exchange. Bel. 3023. 1925 FORD tourmc: motor perfect: new paint: all first-class: $125: $35 down, balance easy payments. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Lin. 3361. Open evenings. FORD. 1925 coupe; S3OO. A real buy and no mistake. If you need this ear buy it on your own terms. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Lin. 5301. FORD. 1926 coupe; in first-class shape: good tires, paint, etc.: ready to go: full of sen ice; S3OO. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Lin. 3361. Open evenings. MAXWELL. 1925 eoune: good balloon tires, bumpers, in good shape, a bargain: S3OO. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 340 E. Waashington. 1034 MAXWELL coupe: good rubber, pewgray Duco: mechanically A-l: $373. MERIDIAN AOTO EXCHANGE. 1233 N. Meridian. Lincoln 1941. OLDSMOBILE, 1927 Demonstrator coach; fully equipped: very little mileage: new car aervice and guarantee. LONG AUTO SALES 1114 N. Meridian. Lincoln 6865. OVERLAND. 1925 sedan, good as new. You can’t go wrong on this one. Car can be sold for low down payment and easy terms. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 1040 N. Meridian. Lin. 5361. Open evenlnga. . Truck * FORD, panel: driven less than 50 miles: $325. JAMES TOLBERT. 6231 Park Ave. FORD ton truck, 1925 motor, enw tires on rear, good express body and cab: runs fine; $67.30 cash, balance eaay. Pay here. FOUTS, 2030 W. Washington. Open evenings and Sunday a _ni

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mentary Practice and Burns Revised Statutes. After a while they came bearing a subpoena for Councilman Dorsett, which was handed to Sergeant-at-Arms McCoy. Negley told McCoy to try to find Dorsett at his barber shop in Wabash St. While they waited Councilman Raub remarked: “This will make 20,000 votes for the city manager plan. I only hope that all of us are put out when the plan is voted through. This is not only enough—it is too much." “Yes,” rejoined Dr. Todd. "This will make plenty of votes for the k-ity manager.” The long wait was enlivened by the Police and Firemen's Band, which was practicing the “Miserere" in the board of works office downstairs. At 8:22 McCoy returned and reported: All Dark “Mr. President, Mr. Dorsett’s barber shop was dark. I could not find him. I even rattled the door and looked for him in the restaurant close by.” The council took his word. It had been verified by a squad of plain olothesmen, who had followed McCoy. Negley handed McCoy a sheaf of subpoenaes for all the absentees and the entire party betook themselves to police headquarters. A squad under Sergt. Patrick O'Connor waa assigned to aid. Perhaps the councilmen were attending the Elephant Club ceremonies in Tomlinson Hall. There the searchers went. On guard at the doors were Wayne Einmelnian, board of works clerk, and John .1. Collins, city purchasing agent. McCoy and O'Connor stated their mission. Ennnelman went behind the sacred portals. The searchers waited outside. None of them are Elephants. William (Chick) Buser, city controller, brother-in-law to the mayor, and erstwhile acting mayor, strolled out into the hall in all his glorious regalia. So did Charles A. Mann, riding bailiff under Sheriff Omer Hawkins. ’ Nary a Councilman EmTnelman returned and said no councilmen were present. The searchers took his word for it. McCoy and the policemen started a tour of councilmanic residences while councilmen, clerk and onlookers went back to city hall. About 10 p. m. the searchers returned, reported they had found only Councilman Moore at home, and his wife was ill and he just wouldn’t come. The spectators had dwindled to four, and everybody had run out cl' cigars so the three councilmen after a whispered confab adjourned until this morning.

SAPIRO HESITANT IN LOAN ANSWER Reed Hammers at $2,500 Idaho Deal. Bu I'i'itrd Press DETROIT. April B.—Why $2,500 loaned to the Idaho Potato Growers’ Association in If 23, ostensibly by Aaron Sapiro, actually was advanced by a Jewish brokerage houeo of Los Angeles, was the subject taken up in the Foi-d-Saplro libel suit this morning. After Carefully going over organization of the Tdaho growers, Senator James A. Reed suddenly struck at the $2,500 loan. “Why was the money lent the assocation under guise of your own contribution, when as a matter of fact it came from the firm of WeylZackerman of Los Angeles?" she t the Senator. "I believe it was at the suggestion of Charles J. Carlson (one of the organizers), or one of his associates,” Sapiro answered with hesitation. Henry Ford will be called to testify about Thursday of next week. William Henry Gallagher, chief counsel for Sapiro, estimated today. The billionaire eitlfer will answer the call personally or name the definite date he will be able to appear, C. B. Longley, chief counsel for tho Ford Motor Company, said. de pinedcTfuesTgain Italian Uses Land Plane in Lieu of Burned Machine. Bn l iiilrd Press MUNICIPAL AVIATION FIELD, PHOENIX'. Ariz., April B.—ln tho face of adverse weather conditions four naval land planes, one of which carries Col. Francesco de Pinedn, Italian world flier, took off from hero today at 11:08 a. m., mountain time, for San Diego. That the flier was much perturbed by reports that burning of his piano was the result of a plot was evidenced by a statement he made shortly after arrival here.

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