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In Memortam Notices IN MEMORTAM—In loving remembrance . of August Carl Tamm, who departed this life nine years ago today, April ~7, ■ WIFE, PARENTS AND BROTHER Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. “226 Shelby St Drey f I 25711. ~' BERT S. GAUD. 2130 PROSPECT ST. riREXET. 5307, George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E Market. Main 0!K>8. “ undert a k ers. ,61 N. DEE^?E &TITUS MAIN 3680. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N Illinois St Main 1154. Res. Bel. 11866-R I. Lost and Found ARTICLES found on Indianapolis street ears: 2 BOOKS 1 BATTERY SOME HARDWARE 1 PAIR GLOVES Main 2737. MInDLE BULL, male; white on feet hreast, face. Liberal Hew. Hum. -816. COLLIE dog: name Prim'd No. on tag, collar 5270: lost. Reward. Ran. .><l4. COLLIE dog with collar and rope: strayed from 717 E. 66rd St. Wash. 22:>6. bIAMOND pin lost, between 37th and Pennsylvania Sts. and loth and Illinois and Indianapolis Athletic Club: valued as Ijeepsake; liberal reward. Phono WAsh. GLASSES, black-rimmed: lost Penn. St.; Friday a. m. Call Riley 2018. April 21. gentlemans gold watch, closed face. Hampden make, had platinum chain and knife attached. Loat either on interurban ear between Anderson and Indianapolis, or on Illinois St.. Indianapolis. Valued as keepsake, Finder plea*" call Riley 4102-W. nr see manager Lincoln Sq. Theater. 20 S. 111. St. Rew. JIHRE-HAIRED fox terrier lost: white ' with two brown spots on head: name “Buddy;” on Olive St. or in vicinity of Olive and Cottage Ave.: childrens pet: return to 1402 Olive St., or call DRexel 4172, Reward. Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE; our graduatPK paws state examinations easily. 202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Mh. 5748 & 6500. CHRISTENSEN bchoiTTot Pop ill a I Music Piano harmony and ah dancis orchestral Instruments, _l 06 Penihroke Arc Ri. 68110 Special Notices PIANO PUPILS WANTED: BEGINNERS’ Business Announcements ATTENTION ! PAPER HANGING AND CLEANING Prices reasonable. Drcx. 0844. BUILDING, remodelu g. repairing, garagis built: quick service: rcas. Weh. 0878-M BUILDING, remode’i.ig nr carpenter repairs. odd jobs; all kb ids. Web. 6036-J. CINDERS—S3 LOAD Sand, grovel and driveways. DRex. 1010. Excavating under houses Carpenter, cement brick work Dr 0736 FEATHERS bought, solo anil renovated feather mattresses and pillows made B. F. BURKLB. 416 Mass Main 1428 GRADING -oriding. excavating and haulin?. Web, 3001, HARDWOOD floors laid and finished’ old floors, stairways made new: labor, niaterial A-l I- B. STEELE, Kan. 2137. HOOSIER MALT CO.. 365 W. Wash.: maltbottles. supplies, get our prices. Free delivery. Main 2S4S. LAWN MOWERS: sharpened and repaired; shears and edge tools sharpened. H. A. DAUM, 43 Virginia Ave.. Main 1188. LOOK EXPERTS Wall washers, paper cleaning, hardwood floors clean, and polish. Lin. 20311. P PA IN TING. PAPERHANGING. I. W. Nation. _ Bel, 1377. JhAPER CLEANING. $1 per room and up Drexel 6402. PAPER hanging and plastering a specialty. $3.50 a room. Main 3022. fAI *ER cleaning, floor refinishing, cleaning. ■ painting. Gi t our esti ; rcas. Km. 2470. f*APER CLEANING: if good work is the object call Hughes. Belmont 2160. ANGERS and painters. J. BARRETT & SON. Drex. 6853. Fa PER cleaning, paint washing, hardwood floors: work guaranteed, Drex. 2QOO-J. FaPERHANGING and painting. Green and Foster. Ken, 4Q22. i*APKR Cleaning: $t room, 10 yrs. exp. i Beaunre & Payne, Drexel 6310. PAPER CLEANING Hanging: samples ' shown: paper turn.; $4.50 rm, Weh. 0318. PATCH plastering: neatly and promptly done. Ran. 6434, PLUMBER; exper. on repair work, will work for owner or real estate company. Irvington 3616. ItEPAIRS and improvements of all kinds on monthly payments. VAN TREESE. Lin, 5050, Eve., Drex. 5215. iIUG AND CARPET CLEANERS. W. NC FLY RUG CO. "The Best is the Cbeapest. 2126 Martindale. Ken. 4042. SUG o*lß THOROUGHLY CLEANED *2 uperior Rug Cleaners. Ken. 4462. SODDING: EXCAVATING - IiTULING AND TRANSFER. WEBSTER 606-1. WALL PAPER cleaning, reasonable; white. Call Webster 5546-M. Wall PAPER cleaner; work guaranteed: SL rm. and up. Dave Cavesinger. LI. 2516. Storage and Transfer ESTABLISHED 1895. Packing, hauling and storage. Low prices on city and overland hauling. Phone Us for estimates. OTTO J. SUEZ. Mam 3028-2353 Webster 45711-0699-W TRANSFER and general hauling. W. E. Rodocker, S2l E. 64th St. Wash. 4433, Help Wanted—Male

MAN—To sell Royal cleaners: live leads furnished daily: pood income and permanent position for man with some sales ability and willing to work. See Mr. Lawrence, between 9 and 12 a. m. Employment office. Pettis Dry Goods Cos. MAN, 21-35, as assistant on collections, sales, etc., to manager of clothing store. Experience not absolutely essential, but do not apply if interested in salary and working hours only. Sec J. C. KLEIN, either Washington Hotel or l.'ll W. Washington. HAVE OPENING FOR IN SAGES „ FORCE WHO IS DESIROI S OF MAKING A PERMANENT CONNECTION WITH GOOD INCOME AND ADVANCEMENT. INQUIRE 115 E. OHIO ST . HALF BLOCK EAST FROM POSTOFFICE. WANTED mn oprrate boiler and machinery in small heating plant; also for general work in manufacturing plant. Statn age, where last employed and wages expeeted. Box H 1(1-1, Times. 25 MEN: neat appearing, good talkers: make good wages ami steady work: rapid chance for advancement. If you really want work see me, L. V’. GRAETER 311 It I. O. O. F. Bide. WHITE boy with wheel, clean and neat appearance, for deliveries, one willing to °t*ier need to apply. ILLINOIS CLEANERS. 808 N, Illinois St. SHOEMAKERS, experienced. Apply ThoTt Shoe Store, basement Mir. Bank Bldg. PAPER HANGERS, 6: good, experienced, at once, 27 E. Maryland. Help Wanted Female POWER machine operators, on dresses. _ Apply at once. SHIRLEY GARMENT CO.. 001 Murphy Bldg. SALESLADIES OPPOR. TO EARN FROM S6O TO $75 A WK. 1125 M ASS__AVE. ~~ - ~~—" Situations Wanted Male JANJTOR WORK OR CHAUFFEUR JOB. TAJ.HGTT RlLlf ’ 415 J.

Situations Wanted Male YOUNG COLORED MAN WANTS HOUSEWORK. WEEK OR HOUR. KEN 3507. CHAUFFEUR for private family or light trick delivery. Lin. 6903. BOY. 16. wants farm work: Southport preferred. 1424 E. Thirtieth. Situations Wanted Female YOUNG lady wants home work such as addressing and mailing circulars, rnendillg, etc. Prices reasonable. Web. 6924. WASHINGS by experienced white lad.v; wk. guar, Called for and del, DR. 12MB, LAUNDRY or housework: exp. woman. By the day. Reference, Lin. 7660. DAY WORK: Mon. and Tues.: washing and ironilig to bring home. Ken. 4542. WOMAN: colored: exp.: wants spring cleaning or el ay work. Ref, Har. 0128. EXPERIENCED colon u woman wants in- or day work _ Web. 2600-W. K El.' ABLE c.li ir- and g’rl wants bonnli v w k . by the day: splendid ref. Har, 4SOI-J. DAY or week work: experienced colored girl: reference. Bel. 2207-M. EXP, woman wants half dav work, weekly l anndry or bousework, Lin, 3231_. ENVELOPES and circulars addressed at _ liomc. Rail. 2542. after 6 p, m. COLORED Indy wants morning work. washing, ironing, cleaning. Ran. 6538. DAY WORK' hv experienced colored womnn. Weh. mill. EXPERIENCED colored girl wants day or w-cck work. Referenecs. Lin. 8855, Rooms tor Rent AT.A.. X., 18*27: upper flat: mod.: private *nt.: yonns: people preferred. HA. 6365. i; vn "pfZ 31*24: LOVI LY i: M.; PEI.* MODKKN HOME. HAR. 4592 .L CAPITOL. N.. 1109: nicely Turn, modern J m8 ‘ reaeotiahle. Lincoln 5108. CENTRAL. 2112: lovely room in private lion ip: trunf. lonian preferred. Ran. 0131. CENTRAL. "507: nice sleeping rm.; private home; gentleman: ref. Ken. 5030. CENTRAL —Nice sleeping rm.: private home: gentleman: ref. Ken. 5936. COLLEGE. *2413: :2 sleeping: rooms; pleasant, home. Ken. 5*291. HARBOUR HOTEL: clean, mod. mis.: low weekly and duly rates. 017‘ j N. 111. MERIDIAN. N.. 1137: COMFORTABLE. CLN. RM.: PLENTY HOT WA. lA. 7438. PRATT. E.. 310; nicely turn. mod. rms.: pri. hme.: meals opt.: walk, dist. LT. 0807. RURAL, 330 N.; attractive, modern room. ___ Webster <19*24. WASHINGTON BLVD., 3035: attraetive corner rm.: priv. home. Har 0370-M 15TH, E. 531 : attractive mod. rm.; priv. famil\ : ladif- K fley 5380. ATTRACTIVE front rm.; business man: borne privileges: north. Wash. 0749. Rent Housekeeping Rooms COLLEGE and 11th. corner; 2 beautiful J-111 h : everything new. Lincoln 2009. NORTH, W.. 19; 2-room mod.: hardwood doors: everything furnished. Liu. 7957. OHIO, E.. 1202: nicely furnished room and kitchenette in modern home: $S week. SOUTH ST.. E. 317: furnished sleeping rooms: hnnsr'keeping if desired: $2 wk. TRAIiB. N.. 128; 3 turn. rms.. adj. bath; mod.: $7. Call side cut, Web. 1764-M. WASHINGTON. K.. 1220: 2 modern front mums: private entrance; garage. WASHINGTIN. E., 2838; oomlortable, light rms.. heat, garage. Web, 5765-M. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room and kitchenette: well furnished; 3 sleeping rooms; modern; private home. 722 N. Delaware, Room for Rent With Board HIGH, 1022: room and board; modern private home, Drex. 6377. NOBLE. N.. 431; children; mother's cure; private home, PENNSYLVANIA. 2123 N.: ROOM AND BOARD: 3 PEOPLE. HAR. 1892-R. TEMPLE. N : attractive rm.: mod.: priv. home: suit, for 1 or 2. Weh. 2814.

Houses tor Rent ALABAMA. X. 3413: 7-rm. modern: trarage: roas. Ran. 0450. See the owner. DAWSON. 811: mod. upper duplex: beat fur.: gar.: newly dee.: yard. Ran. 6808. Delaware St.. N., 1800 Block Double; 8 rooms to a side: strictly modern: hardwood floors, oak woodwork: rental SIOO per month. Priced showing: a 14 per cent investment. Call Elder, j. a. McCullough agency. 100 X. Delaware. Realtors. Main 1709. DENNY S.. 17-19; 5-room mod. double; hardwood floor; wa. pci.; garage. Eve., Har, 1918-W. GLADSTONE and E. Michigan: nicely <lecorated 4-rm. mod, don.. $37.50. Ir. 0401. HAMILTON. 4‘21; near Michigan: 0-room cottage, semi-modern. Web. 458 U-W. HIGH. 1018: beautiful. 7 rooms, modern. double; water furnished. Prospect, 435; !L rs - : HIGHLAND AVE.. 444: 0 rooms and bath; semi-modern bouse: $35. Drex. 4005. LIBERTY. N.. 333: 4-room Hat; modern except heat: only $33.50. MARTINDALE. 3910: colored; 4 rooms; inside toilet- sls: water paid. Mh. I> >so. MINKNER, 137: 3-ROOM HOUSE : ELEC. LIGHTS: $10.50 MO. RI. 3107. MORRJS. W., 350; 0 rooms, elect, lights, gas. water. $lO. Inn ui re 1257 S. West. NAOMI, 1340: 4-room double: ♦dee. lights and gas; wa. pd.: gn r.; S3O, Bel. 3885. NORTH; 7 rooms: mod. double; garage; dandy porch; only S4O. Wash. 0938-M. PROSPECT. 735; 5 rms.. inside toilet, wa. pd.: $31.50. Inq. 733 Prospect Dr. 4103-R. ROYAL. 433(3: 4 rms.: semi-mod.; gar.; front, rear porches; $22.50. MA. 0193. 334 Spring .Six-room semi-modern $35. i FIEBER & REILLY. Main 0755. SPRING. 331; 5-room cottage; elect., gas. sink, toilet: wa. pd.: s3l: will give he. wk 1 day. a wk. to apply on rent. Ri. 4138. WOODRUFF PL.. Mid. Dr.. 510-14; 0 rms., md. dbl.; gar.: exc. cond.: clean, painted \)P ne red, ready to move in: SSO. We, 1050. % MONTH FREE 528 E. Michigan: six rooms; semi-mod-em; newly decorated; only $25 per month. Lin. 6660. NEAR Fountain Square; 1040 Wright St.: 7-room single. semi-modern: onlv $22.50. W. R. HUNTER CO. Main 1078, NEAR Garfield Park: 2760 Shelby St.: 5room modern double and garage; shades and water furnished. Npw price. $62.50 month. W, R. HUNTER CO. Main 1078, HALF double; Ills N. Tremont: 5 rooms: bath, gas, electricity: kitchenette; water paid: garage. Belmont 6508, COLORED; Mass. Ave., 2068; 6 rooms; newly decorated: wa. pd.: sl2. M. 1608. COLORED: Columbia. 2051: 4 rms., gas, elee,; insd. tit..; wtr, pd.: S2O. Kc. 4126, Apartments for Rent CAPITOL, N.; firms. upper duplex, m.; porches, gar., heat & w, turn. Ra. 2066. MARKET, E.. 1626: furnished or unfurnlghed: modern. upper duplex. Rf. 4726. I’AJtK, 1510; 6 rooms: modern: lower duplex; newly decorated: SSO. Lin. 6857. RUCKLE. 2004; 20T1I. E.. 518: HEAT & -JVA. FR. SEE TIIS, PL, HR, WA. 4256, WOODRUFF PL., 500; East Drive; benutiful light, four-room apt.: reasonable, 24TH, W.. 60: 4 rooms, modern, bath; good condition; only S6O. 27TH, W„ 126; 0 rms. upper mod.: large closets: 6 nice porches. Rail. 0025. APARTMENTS FOR RENT. LIN. 6391. H. H. Woodsmall & Cos., Inc. “We Insure everything but the herealter" NIGHTS AND HOLIDAYS CALL DR. 2840. ONE LEFT AT sl6 No. 1, 1567 Steele St. 4 rooms: elec, lights: city water paid: garage: in good shape. Main 4087, Houses and Flats Furnished CHADWICK, PI 4: 3-rm., turn.; gas. wa.. diet, free; >3.50. Call 918 Chadwick. TALBOTT. 3403; 3 rms.. kitchntte., preh., pv, ont.; comnt. fur.: sll wk. Ra. 0817. TALBOTT. N.. 31(13; H rms., strict, mod. .home, rcas. to right party. Har. 4*241-J. WASH.. E.. 3001 ; 0-room modern home: furiiished. Call Webster 4371. Business Places for Rent PRIVATE office completely furnished: limited phone, reception room, etc.: *2O a month. Desk space only, $lO a month. Everything furnished. 122 N. Delaware St., Suite J, second floor. OFFICE rooms, Lumber Ins. Bldg.. 518 N. Delaware St.: new, modern building. 38TH and Illinois; northeast corner: 4 new strict, mod, storerooms. Hum. 2955. Houses for Sale To Colored SSO Down, balance $33.50 month. Buys four-room cottage on Columbia Ave. J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. Main 5846. S2OO STARTS YOU On 5 acres with a five-room home, garage, electric lights, good highway and drainage. Consolidated school: s4l per month. MR. EASTBURN. lrv, 6216. GOOD Semi-Mod. o-rm. cottage: 2-car garage; near 12th St., north.: will take small cash payment or trade. Randolph 29116, EXETER Ave. near W. Mich, car line: 5 rooms, mod. ecept hath tub: bungalow: dandy fenced-in lot with garage; only 6 years old. A bargain for only $4,250: terms. Call Lincoln 5057. Res., lrv, 1559. MODERN 5-room bungalow, northeast on paved road: close in: only $4,500: on terms: S4OO down, S4O per month. Hum. 5229. * NEAR TECHNICAL High School; 7-rm. mod. and garage. Bargain. Lin. 3942.

Houses for Sale 1010 ASBURY ST. EASY TERMS NEW 5 ROOM ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. COMPLETE BATHROOM,LARGE CBM ENT FRONT PORCH, 1 CAR GARAGE. PAVED STREET. PRICE ONLY $6,500: NO BARRETT LAW. SEE MR FOX. F.'EBER A: R HILLY REALTORS. 124 N. DELAWARE ST. MAIN 6755. RES., HUM. 1168. NEAR CHURCHMAN AVE AND KELLY STREET. NEW RUNGALOW ON VERY EASY TERMS. Five roms; electric lights well, garare., eement front porch: will install electric fixtures ami paper to suit buyer. Only $l5O cash uml $26 l>cr month. a> LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS Realtors. 144 E. Ohio St. Main 671 5. Res., Hum. 1411. 1603 STATE AVENUE EASY TERMS NEW 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. GOOD LOCA TION. BRICK AND CEMENT FRONT PORCH. 1 CAR GARAGE. PRICE ONLY $4,250. NO BARRETT LAW. SEE MR, FOX FIEBER fc REILLY REALTORS. 124 N DELAWARE ST. MAIN 6755. RES . HUM. 1168. BARGAIN IN BLUE RIDGE. OWNER LEA VINO CITY. *II,OOO FOR QUICK SALE. 127 BLUE RIDGE R-D. HUM. 5873. WOODLAWN Aw*.; a very attractive 6* room thoroughly modern, in A-l condition on good corner lot: both strrptfc paved anti paid for. This is a real home in a fine location; priced low to sell. Call The CHAKLES K KTTIXGER CO.. Lin. 5057. Ro*.. Irv. 1 559. ONLY SISOIX)WN and S3O per mo.: a beautiful new suburban homo, 5 nioo rooms, 3 upstairs and 3 down, largo front and rear porches, cement foundation, finely decorated, elegantly elect fixtures. largo garage, chicken house end V% acre lot, near corner of Ti rrace end Emerson Ave., close to transportation, schools and churches, drive one and onequarter mile 8. of Wash. St. on Emerson Ave . or call Drexel 3043-3. Open from 3 fill 5:30 p. m. Bort Wilhelni. SIOO TO $250 CASH $24 TO $29 PER MONTH Buys one of our semi-modern bungalows or cottages. All in excellent condition SO WHY PAY RENT? LORENZ SCHMIDT <C SONS Realtors. 141 E. Ohio St. Main 6715. Residence, lrv. 0534-M. MUST SACRIFICE—MAKE OFFER Five-room semi-modern bungalow; gn rage, basement., eement walks, fruit. 866 S. Belleview Place. Also 1 acre near Forest Manor. Also 1 lot. 66x108 near Pendleton Pike. OWNER Web, "1115-R SSO CASH $25 per month: new semi-modern home of 4 rooms and bath. Inside toilet, gas. sewer, city water, sill Shepard. ' • square north of Rhodius Park. 2117 N. Delaware St., Rilcv 5250. 41 N. GARFIELD AVE. Five-room modern, 2-car garage, with side drive. This is a cozy home in a real location. Only $4,250 with *5(10 down, THE CHARLES It. ETTINGER CO. Lin. 5057. lies,, lrv, 1559. HOME AND INVESTMENT 6615-17 W Tenth. Has bath on one side: electricity, gas. city water. Rented for $46. Price, $4,000 and terms. THE C. W. HENRY CO.. REALTORS, 429 T. Bldg. RI. 1064. Krs.. Rum, 2664. 7-ROOM modern double; N Hamilton near New York: good condition: rent. SOO. $6.250 cash or payments. DRex. 0212. FLETCHER AVE 719: 7-room bungalow. eyisdlent loca I ion. Drexel 6003-M. FLETCHER. 719: dandy 7-room bungalow, modern, nice lot: only *6.700. Suburban for Sale 4U; ACRES near Traders Point. No building; beautiful wooded ground. Main 1050. F.ves.. Riley 2674. Lots for Sale BIG CITY LOTS. 140x160; raise ehiekens and garden; $5 gives possession. Ken. 5952. BILTMGRE ADDITION—2"LOTS CHEAP FOR CASH. BELMONT 1658, Farms for Sale -WW 125 ACRES; best corn land, with good house and barn: within four miles of Columbus. Jnd. ALBERT G. NEWSON. R. K No, 10. Real Estate Wanted Our advertising with concentrated efforts gets results. We need good well located east or south property that is priced right. Call THE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO. Lin, 5057, Res.. Try. 1559, I HA.VE casli client for SO to 100-acre farm in Hamilton. Henry. Hendricks and Boone Counties. Price must be right. Give full details in reply. Times. Box B-202. Real Estate for Exchange SSOO EQUITY in 6-rm. house: on S. Arsenal Ave.: will trade for car. small grocery nr what have you? Drex. 5449. TRADE YOUR LOT—As flown payment. cottage, bungalow or double. Main 1576 Building and Contracting LET US BUILD FOR Y'OU AS WE HAVE \ BUILT FOR OTHERS On your vacant lot. if it is half or fully paid for, without any cash payment: or. tor a small cash payment, we will buy and build on the lot you select. Send for our booklet of plans and prices. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. Realtors. 144 E. Ohio St. Main 6715, Res.. Irv. 0564-M. IF YOU have a lot partly paid, we wTil pay balance and build a home for vou. ELVERS & KLEIN, Lincoln 2627, Business Opportunities ROOMING HOUSE 2 BATHS, 10 ROOMS. GOOD. CI.EAN ROOMERS: SCAR GARAGE, RENTED. SI 5 N, PENN. Miscellaneous for Sate

ELECTRIC WASHERS, IRONERS AND VACUUM CLEANERS Drastic reductions, amazing bargains in floor demonstrator appliances, fully guaranteed; serviceable as new. Phone Lincoln 2371. Visit our display room. INDIANAPOLIS POWER AND LIGHT CO. Convenient Terms 48 Monument Circle Meridian and Washington BARY CRIB: white ivory, flrap side, fplt mattress, prac. new. 6063 McPherson. BED davenport, leather: like new: rtasonable. 040 N, Dearborn St. BED. child's, lovely Vernis Martin, complete: reasonable. PRexel 6540-R. BICYCLE, practically new, tires and paint; $10: sen evenings. 3065 N. Wood St. CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, slieers rebuilt: guaranteed. Fixtures all kinds SPRAGUE EX 22 W Ohio Main 0564 CASH REGISTER: used. National, will sacrifice. Add. Box B-'JfiO Times CATCHER mask, breast protector and shin guards, $lO, Belmont 6W70-W. FROCKS. 850 street and house: samples: all kinds of piece goods at wholesale price. , If you want to save money attend this sale. 32 E. Georgia St.. Room 404. GAS range, kitchen cabinet, white enamel: ice boxes, fine coal range, round diningroom table, four-poster Simmons bed; all excellt.u cond. 1628 \Y. Wash bi.

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Miscellaneous for Sale GAS RANGES, used; thoroughly overhauled: *lO and up. Delivered and connectcd Charles Kochrimt 882 Vir GAS RANGE, good condition - : very cheap. 1622 Naomi St. PRexel 2722-M. MALT; Hooi-ier. 79 cents; buckeye, 49 cents: Miller. 69 cenU a can: bottle caps. 25 cents gross: 100 per cent pure malt. Hoosier Malt-O-Dist. Cos.. 665 W Wash. St Main 2848, Delivery to all parts city, RUG. 9x12 Axminstcr: perfect condition: sls. Call during day. 18 Park view . TARPAULINS —Buy your water-proof tarpaulins, canvas covers, ice covers, truck covers, cement covers. thrasher covers, trailer covers and tarpaulins for every purpose from our large stock of a thousand covers. Carried in 42 different sizes. All widths of white and waterproof roll duck. All sizes of tents at low est prices. HOOZIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS COMPANY, 1602 W Washington. WASHERS. 2: demonstrator*. A-l condition. at big reduction. Call Riley 5521. ■760 Mas. Ave. . 8-PIECE walnut dining suite, walnut bedroom suite, jacquard velour living-room suite, occasional table. Cheap for cash. 4267 Col lego Ave, BUY your ice covers for wagons and trucks at the HOOZIER TARPAObiN AND CANVAS GOODS COMPANY, 1602 W. Washington. WANTED—CUPROARD. CALI, BEL. 2298, Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing furniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others. Salvation Army Indus trial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 6622. 127 W Georgia CLOTHING—Ladies', gents and children s. Highest prices paid. Lansaw. Used Clothing Store. 968 S. Meridian. Drexel 4467’. Musical Instruments PIANO. “Starr.” upright fanuv mrtal trimming, hand wrought candle sticks attached, beautiful tone. Call Washington 33(17. j PL AY KH PLVXO Kllingtoii Manna to; cost SBSO. good condition. $75 worth of rolls, will trade for diamond, or light used ear. prefer diamond. 13(0 K. Ohio. lain. 5713 PLAYKR PIANO: trade or sell; $5 down. S3 50 we* K mdo i h 1331 PIANO PLAYKR. Willard; guaranteed to he in perfect condition. Ran. 5441. Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKS, utility ami fancy. 12 find 15c; ducklings. 30c: gooliugs. $1.50. ALo brooder chirk* and duckling** at Thorntown. Ind. Royers Hatchery. 34 X. Del. Tele., Riley 5470. BIRD DOG. pointer, male: registered; thoroughly trained. Will sell cheap. 1331 S. Belmont. Bel. 1347-R. CANARIES, female singcra and mated pairs. 1347 N. Olney St. CANARY birds, cages; one mated pair; very reasonable. IQI7 Hamilton Av*. 3 FRESH cows: A-l inileherg; corner Pendleton Pike and Leslie Ave. Coal and U/oon GOOD COAL IS GOING UP Special Discount on Your Winter Supplv. KINDLING WITH EACH TON Rest Va. bk.. 6-in. clean fkd $6.56 Best Va. Bx 6 Ip. or 2x4 egg fkil 6.25 Best E. Ky.. 6-in. bk.. clean fkd 6.75 Best lnd.. 6-in. Ip., clean, fkd 5.50 Best Poca Red Ash I none better). . . 8.00 Citizens coke, all sizes 9.25 Gen. Glelidorh all sizes. UNION ICE -AND COAL CO. Drexel 4621. 1910 Bluff. It will pay you to visit our yard and see the difference in good coal. Summer Prices in EtlVct Now! Bethel Coal Cos. DRex. 5200. 226 Cavcn St. POCC big Ip.. Red Ash *7 50 W Va. 4-in Ip., fkd.. 5 *6.50 Ind 6-in Ip., fkd. 5 $5 25 1205 Roach. Ran. 2471 JOHNSON B.flN GOAL CO 859 W RAY DREXEL 1010. 1 Money to Loan

HOUSEHOLD LOANS $lO to S3OO This corporation is OPERATED XDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE TATE OF’ INDIANA and provides a place where you may borrow from $lO to SBOO in a dignified businesslike manner without paying more than the legal rate of interest or without being imposed upon in any way. 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 your note. If you arc unable to ■ •all in person at our office, phone us or write us and our representative will call at your home. If in a Hurry Phone Main 2923 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (FOURTH FLOOR) Corner of Pemibylvania and W. sh Sts Entrance 41 E. Washington St. HloanlT S2O TO S3OO QUICK SERVICE—CONFIDENTIAL 1 to 20 Months to Repay Interest Charged for Time Used WE LOAN ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 14114 E. Washington St. MAin“osßs. Lin. 7184. Small Payt^ents Furniture, Pianos and Aulos Our Plan Will Please You Columbia Loan Company Lin. 6335. 152 D. Pela. St. WE BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Marion County property from titleholders. Mr. Fry. THE WASHINGTON COMPANY, 257 W. Washington St Main 0792 LOANS 2% WHY PAY MOKE! Loans on fmulture IVk oer cent nelow the legal rate. Lowest rate in aty. fn diansDOlls public Welfare Loan Associa tlon 330 Occidental Bid*. Mam 6228 Southeaai comer Washington Rnd lllinoir Loan* trilb other oomnanie- ns id off FURNITURE LOANS—SIO TO 3>3UO LEGAL RATES. POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION ROOM 513. 106 E. MARKET ST PHftNE MAIN 137* Loans on Personal Property and Diamonds. AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347 BANKERS TRUST CO. MAIN 2983. MONEY to loan on real estate mortgages R. B. WILSON. 1101 New City Trust Bldg Lin. 6104. AUTO ACCOUNTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS. MARION FINANCE CO. LIN. 1581 207 GUARANTY BLDG Auto Supplies and Repairs NEW and used parts, accessories, tires and batteries for practically every make of car for less. Satisfaction guaranteed. CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO 821-23 N Illinois Main 6090 WK carry the most complete line of good used tires in the Middle West. In highpressure. balloons and pneumatic tires. ROGER'S TIRE SHOP. 3117 W, Washington, Bel. 4300. USED Chevrolet 190 parts; camping body. new top. windshield: at your own price. Gall after (i o’clock, 1667 S, Belmont Ave. USED TIRES. V. holesale and Retail. L. SELIG h SON. 26 S East 500 UNREDEEMED tires: all sizes, sell for rc-pair charges, 1510 N. Capitol. Automobiles Wanted USED CARS bought and sold GOTO RFWU r ‘>” H Cnmflol Main 2638 TLME4 WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for vour car or voui eaulty. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin. 4.51 ft. fttfl N. CapltOi WANT TO BUY: dump body for Ford trmk. Har. 0337-R. Automobiles tor Sale USED CAR SALE Commueiniciirag’ T©= day, AprSl 25 and continuing thru the week. We are offering our entire stock of 25 used cars $t greatly reduced prices. Many are late models. Balloon tires, four-wheel brakes, Duco finish, etc., and all priced ridiculously low and the quality exceptionally, high. See us before you buy. Open every evening. Q® 0 - Bo Ray Inc. 1110 N. Meridain

$470.00 WILL BUY A ROLLINS COUPE $370.00 WILL BUY AN OAKLAND COUPE $295.00 WILL BUY A WfLLYS KNIGHT TOURING AT ( apitol Overland APITOL AND MICHIGAN. O KN NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS BARG AT NS—*2o DO W N 23 Chevrolet Touring SBS 23 Ford Touring $75 24 Ford Touring $65 23 Ford Coupe $75 23 Star Touring $75 23 Chevrolet Coupe 20 Ford Sedan $65 Balance Weekly Tg T. ALLKN MOTOR SALES 917-23. Virginia Ave. Olds 1925 Touring $425 Duco paint, mechanically A-l; 5 pood tires, bumpers, motometcr. etc. A barpain. Indianapolis Auto Exchange LI. 4366. Incorporated. LI. 4367. 730 E. Washington St. Dodge 4-Door Sedan, 1926 Only Seven Months Old Guaranteed ear. Trice S7OO. S3OO cash, balance $37.15 for 10 months. This tar 4as 5 years' service in it. Why pay more ? Equitable Securities Cos. Riley 5588. Garagr. 21S K. Now Y'ork. DODGE SEDAN 1925 Model, brand new tires, in appearance and performance like new. $650.00. Easy payments. Trades accepted. ARMACOST 209 W. North Essex Coach, 1927 Model Not the Super-Six Essex Nickel radiator, uteri body: guaranteed ear. Looks and runs like new. Price $550. $l5O cieh, balance $20.93 for 10 months. Equitable Securities Cos. Garape, “18 E. New York. Riley 5583. FORD. 1925 fonlor: excellent condition with complete equipment of accessories. Owner. Ran. 3580. DODGE sedan: late 1925: will sell or trade equity for light ear. 3X43 K. l.'itli St. Chevrolet. Landau, 1926 Guaranteed Car This car is only few months old. Price $550. $l5O cash, balance $20.93 for 16 months. Why pay more? Equitable Securities Cos. Garage, 218 E. New York. Riley 5586. F’OKD touring ear. 1925; first-class condition. Wlil sell cheap. Irv. 0281, 1923 DODGE truck: needs Borne repairs: • look it over and make an offer. Circulation nianager, Indianapolis Times, M. 6500. 1923 FORD roadster; good running condition; $24 down. $2.95 per week. C. O. WARNOCK 8 FORD touriners: starters complete: pood running condition: $23 down. $2.86 per week. Take your choice. C. 0. WARNOCK 810 E. Washington. Chandler Sedan 5 Passenger Has been driven by eareful driver. We have priced this beautiful sedan F’OR QUICK SALE Locomobile 1525 N. Meridian. Lln. 4516. FORD TOURINGS 21's, 22's, 23’s, 24's ONE OLDSMOBILE TOURING. ONE ’24 BIG 6 TOURING WITH CALIFORNIA TOP. ONE HAYNES SEDAN. ONE OVERLAND TOURING. Afl these cars in running condition. Can be bought at very low prices. ARMACOST BARGAINS •25 STUDEBAKER COACH. '26 OAKLAND COACH. ’26 JEWETT SEDAN. ’26 FORD COUPE. ’26 FORD TUDOR. '25 ESSEX COACH. Several others —16 mo. on late models. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES, Big Used Car Bargains. Lowest Prices—Easiest Terms. FRANK FEESER CO., 1126 Prospect. 1924 DODGE touring oar in A-l condition: good tires: paint like pew: *226: $75 down: terms. SMITH & MOORE, 528 S. Meridian. Main 6650, FRANKLIN touring; perfect condition: S4OO. Also motorboat: excellent condltion: SBS. 1257 S. West St. Drex, 6266. 1926 FORD coupe; new Duco. paint, bidloop tires; looks and runs like new; $895: $95 down: terms. SMITH & MOORE. 528 S. Meridian St. Main 6650. 1926 OAKLAND coupe: good rubber, new paint, car in good running condition: $575. MERIDIAN AUTO EX, 1286 N. Meridian.. Lin. 104i. tsSEX coach. 1926: fully pquipjied. driven 32.000 m., $550, $l5O down. Ha. 0576-J.

Automobiles for Sale Dependable Used Automobiles Can Not Be Bought for Less Than Wallcrieh Sells Them In fact, it costs much less in the long run to from a reliable firm. 1924 Nash 4 Touring Car.... 5375 1925 Overland 6 Coach 485 1925 Willys-Knight Sedan 745 1926 Ford Tudor 375 1924 Rickebacker Coupe 585 1924 Maxwell Coach 363 1924 Ford Coupe 193 1923 Hup Coupe .295 1923 Maxwell Touring 195 1921 Reo Touring 163 1923 Gardner Touring 135 1920 Stephens Touring 95 And Many More Bargains CARL H. WALLERICH, Inc. 314-22 N. Delaware. Lln. 5588. The Big Downtown Used Car Store BARGAINS AT OAKLEY’S Down Pavmcnt. 1926 Model Overland 6 Dc Luxe . . Sedan $225 1925 Overland Fonlor Sedan; motor rebuilt 145 192 1 Overland Coupe * 65 1924 Overland Blue Bird 65 1924 Overland TrtUrin? 40 1025 Overland Roadster 60 1024 Model Chevrolet Sedan 75 1024 Ford Tudor 75 1021 Ford Touring 40 1023 Ford Touring 30 1923 Haynes Sedan .. . 95 1924 Essex Touring 85 1925 Essex roach. loaded with equipment 175 1026 Essex Coach 195 1025 Hudson Coach, new Duco 225 •024 Durant Sedan jOO 1023 Series DodST Coupe JiTL 1921 Ford Touring: jffu 1923 F,,rl Sedan ''*() OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-63 S. Meridian _ DRexel FORDS—USED. We usually have what vou want m any model: 50 to 100 ears to choose from: prices are right: most cars guaranteed and newly painted in pyroxlylin: satisfactory terms. The Frank Hatfield to authorized Ford dealer. 675 N. Capitol Ave. MA. 4708. Open evenings and I Sunday. Hudson li Coach Late 1025 model, rebuilt: painted a beautiful robin’s cg-jf blue; 5 balloon tires, bumpers, motometcr, wiper and mirror. Our price n very low and terms that will suit you. Trades taken. Indianapolis Auto Exchange Incorporated 7.10 E. Washington St. DODGE fouRING Excellent shape; only $lB5. See tint one and you’ll bnv. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. 1995. CHRYSLER SEDAN 1926 MODEL In appearance and performance. Like new. Tires without a blemish. $795. Easy terms. ARMACOST FORDS Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. FORD FORDOR _j fa A-l condition. A real buy for only CENTRAL BITICK CO. * 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. 1995.

STUTZ STUTZ SPECIAL TODAY J 923 Stephen* Tonring VIOO I 11*21 Stephens Sedan . S'*oo Jtjrij Peerless Coupe i... SIOO 1M Marmon Sedan 1925 Stutz Sedan 1024 Nash Sedan .... STUTZ INDIANAPOLIS CO. * „ 957 N. Meridian. Open EMining* and Sunday A STUDEBAKER SPORT SPEEDSTER RiK 6. New Duco, two extra tires. Fine running condition $695.00. Easy terms. Trades. ARMACOST _ 209 W. North 1927 CHEVROLET coupe: fully equipped* c jjriyeu 600 miles. Wj|l trade my equity for light ear or *l5O rash. Buver aspume obligation. Call MrCORT. LI 5301 NASH 4-PASSENGER COUPE A dandy running automobile. A bargain at *225; terms or trade. CENTRAL BITICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. 1995. STAR CARS All models and prices from 575 to 5800. Repainted, good tires and reconditioned. Make us an offer. MATTOX MOTOR SALES 1001 N. MERIDIAN. LI. 1177. DODGE COUPE. BUSINESS MAN’S. $75 DOWN. EXTRA FINE CONDITION. SEE THIS ONE. P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. 450 N. CAPITOL AVE. DOWN TOWN HUDSON-ESSKX DEALERS FORDS AND CLOSED CARS. $25 DOWN. SEE THIS LINE-UP AT ONCE. P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. MID-WEEK SPECIALS 1924 Chevrolet Coupe. SSI 75. 1920 Ford Roadster. 5225. 1920 Ford Touring *225 WEST WASHINGTON SALES 720 W. Wash. St.. Mail) 0499. USED CAR BARGAIN 1925 Overland Coupe ....$275 1925 Overland Touring... 175 1924 Overland Sedan 325 1923 Grey Coupe 150 1922 Ford Touring ....... 50 LONG AUTO SALES 1114 N. Meridian Lincoln 6865 FORD. 1925%-oupe: good balloon tires, extra good paint, be sure to see this ear: a bargain, $250. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 K. Washington. FORD. 1924 coupe: good paint, good tires. paint fine; a ear worth the money. 5165. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E, Washington. FORD. 1925 Tudor sedan: good Walloon tire-, upholstering extra good, ana clean paint, good bargain: 5250. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Wash FORD. 1926 Roadster: nearly new itm] tires, lock wheel, good paint, a real good ear for 5225: east terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 ft, Washington. FORI). 1926 roadster: extra good balloon tires, bumpers, nat. wood wheels, lock wheel, good paint: worth the money. $275. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington. TIMES WANT ADS JBfIING BUSINESS

TRIBUTES FOR A STATESMAN (Continued From Page 1) popularly as a conservative in political thought, he was in fact an ultraconservative when any proposal involved departure from fundamental principles. He believed in progress under our established forms of government. ' DR. J. AMBROSE DUNKLE, pastor Tabernacle Presbyterian Church —Mr. Beveridge was one of the greatest men America has ever produced. I consider him among the outstanding, if not the outstanding Hoosier. It is with deep regret that I hear of his death. I am a great admirer of Mr. Beveridge. DR. F. S. C. WICKS, pastor of All Souls Unitarian Church—With the shock that comes with the news of his death there passes all partisan feeling and I join with all good Americans in lamenting the untimely death of Albert J. Beveridge. I knew him as a friend and as a neighbor and admired him as a man of exceptional talent. He was responsive to progressive ideas and ardent in giving them bis championship. To his native talent he added patent industry. • His public addresses were compliments to the understanding of his hearer, for lie always gave to them careful preparation. His monument will lie his “Life of Marshall," a permanent contribution to American biography. MRS. ALLEN T. FLEMING, president Women’s Legislative Forum—Senator Albert Beveridge is the greatest statesman Indiana has ever produced. He was honest and just, patriotic and courageous. In his death the women of Indiana have suffered an irreparable loss as he was their stanch supporter in all legislation of interest to them. Men and women who have loved and honored him will carry on for their country with his memory as an inspiration. FEDERAL JUDGE ROBERT C. BALTZELL—The sudden death of Albert J. Beveridge is a shock to a host of friends and admirers throughout the entire Nation, as well as it was to those of us’ who reside In Indiana. He was an outstanding character in America, both as a public servant and author. His work, the “Life of John Marshall,” gave him an enviable place among the foiemost writers of the age. MRS. W. W. THORNTON, President Woman’s Department Club— Although I have had no personal acquaintance with Senator Albert Beveridge, 1 have always greatly admired him as a citizen of unique qualifications. Even without his great statesmanship, his historical research would have made him a nationally important figure. A distinct loss to all Indiana citizms, his death will be widely mourned. ALBERT STUMP, attorney—A very great and courageous man has been lost to the Nation. Indiana admired him not only as a statesman who was always true to his convictions but as a man of unique and splendid literary achievements. To me. he has always been an inspirinK figure. With all our citizens, I mourn his loss.

EVANS WOOLLEN, president of Fletcher Savings and Trust Company—Having known Senator Beveridge from our boyhood I testify with affectionate regard to his uncommon qualities of mind and heart. He iva.s unmistakably one of the <no few in the national life or' our generation of whom the word “statesman” could be used aceiirately. lie much enriched the life of Indiana and the nation and we shall be poorer without him. Especially shall we he poorer in that his death takes from us the Automobiles for Sale Tremeodoiuis Demand for New 1927 Chevrolet Models Causes Us to Sacrifice Our Stock of Used Cars Your Opportunity to Cash In JJomies=Wlhiateker Sales Cos, 345 N. Capitol MA in 5647 Neighborhood Store for Your Convenience 1050 Virginia CHEVROLET, 1926 coach; good baboon tires. low mileage, good shape: $426. Easy terms STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington. CHEVROLET, 1925 coupe: good balloon tires, other extras, a real bargain: $375. Easy term*. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Washington. CHEVROLET. 1925 coupe: less than 6.000 miles, extra good balloon tires: in wonderful shape. $400: easy terms STONE CHEVROLET CO- 540 E. Washington. Trucks TRUCK: three ton International, 1923: excellent condition; real bargain. LI. 6071. RECONDITIONED TRUCKS, VARIOUS KINDS AND SIZES. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT. 1188 KENTUCKY AVE. MAIN m.

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hope, indeed the expectation, that a life of Lincoln would be added to the nation's treasures aa monumental as his life of Marshall. MAYOR JOHN ,L. DUVALL—lndiana has today lost one of its greatest men. Especially was he a great literary light and oustanding thinker. The Nation suffers a tremendous loss in that his life of Lincoln was not finished. I am deeply grieved to hear of his death. WILLIAM A. PICKENS, president. Indiana State Bar Association: "I was always a great admirer of Mr. Beveridge. Soon after I came to Indianapolis I came in contact with him. 1-Ie was on the opposite side of a lawsuit, in which I was engaged. He showed such preparation and such ability in that case that I have always had the greatest respect for him as a lawyer. I have always greatly admired his ability as a writer and regard his “Life of Marshall" as the greatest biographical work that has been produced in America. Literature, high-grade politics and statesmanship in America have all suffered a serious loss in his death. M. BERT THURMAN. United State Internal Revenue collector — The sudden and unexpected death of Albert Beveridge will be mourned by every native Hoosier. He was one of Indiana’s most widely kown citizens. He was a distinguished statesman and author. MRS. ARTHUR R. ROBINSON, Wife of Senator A. R. Robinson — The death of Albert Beveridge is a shock not only to the people of our ' State but to the Nation as well, for in his passing we lose one of our most outstanding and distinguished citizens. He made a distinct place for himself, not only as a great statesman but as a figure In the literary world . In botli fields of activity his loss will be most Keenly felt. POSTMASTER GENERAL HARRY S. NEW —Indiana has lost one of her ablest citizens and one who has brought the State great distinction. He was a most unusual man, with an exceptional—even extraordinary —mind. No one will question his ability, which was equaled only by his capacity for work and the enorgy with which he undertook the things in which he was interested. FORMER SENATOR THOMAS J. TAGGART, informed at French Lick by The Times of the death of ex-Senator Beveridge said—lndiana will miss him. He was an Intellectual man. a great scholar, an outstanding statesman and citizen. I knew him well and loved him. The news of his death comes as a great shock. GOVERNOR ED JACKSON—It is a very great shock to me. The State of Indiana has lost one of its ablest citizens. It is a double calamity, because Mr. Beveridge was working upon a life of Lincoln, to which we were all looking forward with such great expectations. MRS. GRACE URBAHNS, State Treasurer—ln the passing of Mr. Beveridge our State and Nation has lost one of its most illustrious sons. Mr. Beveridge possessed a master] niind and his influence and memory shall live forever in the many literary and historical treasures that have fallen from his pen.

FORMER MAYOR SAMUEL LEW IS SHANK—I have known Senator Beveridge for more than twenty years and believe that if the Republican party had seen fit. to nominate hint for the presidency •that he would have made one of the greatest Presidents this country has ever had. T do not think that the United States has had a man better posted on international law than Mr. Beveridge. CIRCUIT JUDGE HARRY O. i HAMBFjRLIN—The three fundamental requisites underlying real statesmanship are ability, integrity and courage. These qualifications, to an outstanding degree, marked the whole public career of Albert J. Beveridge, as can be claimed for few other men In national life. And most prominent of all was his courage. Complete • fearlessness was the compelling factor that endeared him to the common people of fortyeight States of the Union. His life in office, and out of it was equally public, for in private life he was a national figure. JUDGE JAMES A. COLLINS, Criminal Court—The death of Albert J. Beveridge, so sudden and unexpected, comes as a great shock to his friends. Beveridge was admired and loved by many men who did not always ngrec with him nolitically. They admired him because of his courageous stand on public questions and the able and fearless presentation of his views of the cause that he espoused. His career in the United States Senate brought him national fame and made him easily one of the outstanding public men of America. When he retired from the United States Senate, it was freely predicted that his political career was at an end, but this proved a false prophecy, because when he went before the people in 1922, he overwhelmingly defeated Senator Harry S. New, for the nomination of the United States Senate. The remarkable achievements of that campaign were due largely to the background of national fame that came to him through his wmnderful contribution to literature in his “Life of John Marshall.” Beveridge will long be remembered after the political fights of his generation have faded away, for his contributions to literature. His sudden death is a great tragedy! His “Lincoln” is unfinished. We who knew him, looked forward to this second great contribution from his pen. UXORCIDE IS CHARGED Schmidt to Be Arranged Thursday on Murder Indictment. By Times Special M CLINTON, Ind., April 27. Schmidt, 52, indicted by the grand jury Tuesday, will be arranged here at Newport Thursday on charges he shot and killed his wife from ambush, near Clinton a w'eek ago. Schmidt's stepdaughter, who was also w'ounded by the assassin, will be the principal witness against kirn