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Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Shelby St Drexel 2570, BERT S. GAUD. 2130 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 5307. ; George Grinsteiner Funeral dtrector. 522 E Market Main 0908. UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITUS. ".’’.l N, UF.LAWARE. MAIN 3680 KBIEGER, WM- E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N. Illinois St. Mam 1154. Res.. Bel. 3866-R ) Lost and Found ARTICLES found on Indianapolis street ears: 3 PURSES 2 PACKAGES 1 PAIR GLOVES 1 BOOK Main 2737, ■ BILLFOLD, brown, lost containing two weeks' salary of oily fireman. Reward. Pall R, ('. WALLACE, Riley 3840. BLANKETS, two. lost on 38th St. Reward. Call Web. 0852-W. DOG“ pointer, bird: brown and white: crooked tail: large wart on right front leg: lost. Reward. Ran, 20114, . ENGLISH setter lost: black and white, with some lemon picks on legs; Sunday afternoon, 305 N. Warman Ave.. Any information leading to recovery will be appreciated. Reward. S. 11. KEETER Bel. 2060. LOST—Perspn finding lilack roofing pmple case on Rural st. between 10th and Brookside parkway, please call at once. Edison Electric Cos. uid Meridian. Hat- 4040. SC AHE double stone marten, lost Friday, about 5:30 on Vermont St., between Y M. C. A. and Massachusetts. Reward. Wash. 3348. . . WRIST watch, lady’s silver and bracelet; lost, dwntn, Tliucs. aft. WA. 0888-W, Rew. Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE: our graduates pass state examinations easily. 203 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 5i48 & 6500. CHRISTENSEN School oi Popular Mush Piano, harmony and all dance orchestra muniments. 106 Pembroke Arc. Ri. 3811" Special Notices I RAYMOND LANE. WILL NOT *RE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS CONTRACTED BY MY WIFE. PEARL LANE. ON AMY AFTER THIS DATE. PIANO PUPILS’ WANTED: BEGINNERS’ _ SPECIALTY: 73r. KEN. 2550. Business Announcements VVWWVV y ' BUILDING, remodeling, repairing, gnrages built: quick service: rcas. Web. 6878-M CARI’KNTGR work of any kind: contracting by hour or day. Can give best of itlerenees. It. M. M COLLINS. Maywood, Ind.. Bel. 301 R-3. _ cinders —$3 Load Sand, (travel and driveways. DRex. 1010. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement brick work. Dr. 0736 FEATHERS bought. sold and renovated; feather mattresses and pillows made E. F BURKLE, 416 Mass. Main 1428 GRADING sodding, excavating and hauling. Web. 3001. HARDWOOD Honrs laid end finished; old floors, stairways made new: labor, material!. L. a STEELE, BA, 3137. mn sk cleaners wl clean out beat pipes, registers end airduets, vacuum system. Free demonstration. Rm 0308. LAWN MOWERS: sharpened ami repaired; shears and edge tools sharpened. H. A. DAITM. 43 Virginia Ave., Main <IBB, PAPER CLEANING. $1 per room and up. Drexel 6402. PAPER HANGING and painting. GREEN AND FOSTER. Ken, 4022, - PAPER and plaster cleaning; work guarnotefd; rcas. rates. Rutland. Dr, 4245. PAPER Cleaning: $1 room. 10 yrs. exp. Beaupre & Payne. Drexel 6310, PAPER hangers and painters. J. UARKETT & SON. DRex. 11853. PAPER CLEANING Hanging; samples shown: paper turn.: $4.50 rin. Web. 0318. PAPER hanging, samples shown il desired, g Call Davis, Ken. 3198. PAPER cleaning, paint washing: hardwood floors: work guaranteed. lirex, 2090-J. PATCH PLASTERING: neatly and promptly done. Randolph 6434. REPAIRS and improvements of all kinds on monthly payments. VAN TREESE. Lin. 5050. five.. Drex. 5215. RUG AND CARPET CLEANERS. W. N. FLY RUG CO. "The Best is the Cheapest. 2126 Martindale. Ken. 4042. RUG 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED i#K Superior Rug Cleaners. Ken. 4462. TINNING, sheet metal work. Repair any make of furnace. Goldstein. DR. 3431. WALL PAPER CLEANING Mr. Hughes. Bel. 2160. 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 GOAL and feed, transfer, general hauling. W. B. Rodocker, 821 E. 64th St. Wa. 4433. Help Wantea-—Male

EXPERIENCED SOLDERERS AND FINISHERS. APPLY ROBBINS BODY CORP. Division and Morris Sts. '! HUEE nicii v. it A \\ idi- acquaintance anions: industrial workers as solicitors for credit clothing store. First-class proposition and good pay for real workers. Apnly 131 W, Wasiiington St. SALESMAN —Publisher pays SB.IO oil 3 orders daily average; American magazine; new offer. See AIR. OTT, 427 I’eoples Bank Bldg. YOUNG MAN for outside sales department if not experienced good chance to learn: can earn S3O, based on production. AtR. HENDERSON. 427 Peoples Bank Bid. SALESMAN with oar. to sell washers. Live leads furnished. Must be experienced and a producer. See Mr. Rojyhißon at Voiim-gut's. SALESMAN —Live, wide-awake man to handle our “flashy-ad" electric cigar lighter. Wire or write. UNION MFG. CO.. 912 Maccabees Bids.. Detroit. Mich. PAPER HANGERS, 6: good, experienced. at onee. 27 E. Maryland. Truck Driver. 3360 Robinson St. Help Wanted Female STENOGRAPHER. Must be neat appearing and have pleasant personality. Some salea experience will la- beneficial as position calls for some sa'es work. Wonderful opportunity for advancement and to learn one of the best paying professions. Write stating age. salary expected and three refereooag. Box C 100. care of Times. T\Vo women, preferably with wide a? quabituncy among office, factory and shot) girls, to solicit customers for credit clothing store liheral Pay and permanent work for hustlers. Apply 131 W. Washington St. “ !

Situations Wanted Male > PAPER CLEANING, $1 room: lloors reflniahpd: experienced. Bel. Q4.37-M. MAN and wife want office cleaning 1 at night. Lin. .3011, MAN and wife, chauffeur, cooking and housework. Ran. .*1966. Situations Wanted Female YOUNG lady wants home work such as addressing and mailing circulars, mending. etc. Prices reasonable. Web. 6924, EXP. woman wants half day work, weekly laundry or housework, Lin, 3231. COLORED lady wants morning work. washing, ironing, cleaning. Ran. 6528. STENOGRAPHER-B OOKKEEPEB; 12 years' experience. Har. 3406-W. HALF-DAY WORK BY THE WEEK. LIN. 4837, LAUNDRESS: white: experienced: wants family washing; rcas. priors, rj, 2705. LAUNDRESS; A-l work; called for and delivered. Ran. 6434. CURTAINS to launder: all kinds: special care. 1915 N, Illinois. Ran. 3909, GIRL, expeejenced. wants half day or day work. References. Lin, 8855, Rooms tor Rent BLVD. PL.. 3124: LOVELY RM.; PRI.. MODERN HOME. HAR, 4592-J. BRADSHAW. 834; lront room: private ontrwnce: close in. Drex. 4591 -R. BROADWAY. 2446: room and garage; no other roomers, Har. 1974. CENTRAL, 2112; lovely room in private homo: gentleman preferred. Ran, ni.'llCOLLEGE, 2413; 2 sleeping rooms: pleas ant home. Ken, 5291. EAST front rm.; mod., priv. home; garage: gentleman. Irv, 4577-R. EAST: nice|y furn. rm. priv. homo; garage opt. Riley 2204, HARTFORD. 1246: 2 gentlemen or lady; modern private home nicely furnished. Drex. 6569. \ NEW JERSEY, N., 743: one room, down stairs: gentlemen preferred. Lin. 1086. NORTH, E., 207: nicely turn, cool rm.. gentleman preferred. Lin. 11095 PENN. N., 931; one nice double rm. ssl nice single rm.. $3, Lin, 4674. PRATT, E., 216: nicely furn. mod. rms.: pri. lime.: meals opt.: walk, dist. 1.1. 6307, RURAL. 330 N.; attractive, modern room. Webster 01124. SHELBY. 1412: modern; lady employed; pri, farm: home privileges. DR. 5930-R. TUXEDO. 1021 N.; mod.; newly; 2 emp. ladies: brkfast.; gar, opt. Web. 101 U-M.. 12TH, W~ 138; nicely furnished rm.; pri™ vate, modern home. Lincoln 2683. E. 10TH, 608: CLEAN. MODERN ROOM; GENTLEMAN, KEN, 3133, BEAUTIFUL, light, cool, airy front room: suitable for two. RAn. 0362. Rent Housekeeping Rooms EAST; lovely front rm.. kitchen privileges priv, home. Riley 0214, OHIO, E., J 203; nicely furnished room and kitchenette in modern home; $8 week. SOUTH ST., E„ 317; furnischd housekeepmg rooms, bath, gas; S3 week, TRAUB, N.. 128; turn., 3 front rms.. waT, beat, light, gar.: 88.50. Web, 1734 M. WALCOTT, N., 248: 2 rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; mod., pri, home. WASHINGTIN, E., .2838: comfortable, light rms., boat, gf rage. Web. 5708-M. WASHINGTON, K., 1200: 'j so. north. 21 Highland: 2 nils., everything furni-lied. HIST.. W„ 1057: furnished mod., near carline, garage. Randolph 3551, UNDER new management; nice clean rms • reasonable rent. Riley 3917. 3 LARGE furn. rms., bath; private family. Webster 2273-M. Room for Rent With Board

IIfGH, 1022: room and board: modern private home. Drex, 0377, U..NTED board and rm. on tirsFllooi- by young couple in private family: Protestant. Web. 0147. KM. suit for 2: priv. home north; excel! meals: garage. Wash, 12711-M. Houses for Rent BARTH, 1868; 6 rms.. elect., gas water furn.: gar,: yoqd concL: $25, Dr. 7250 .1. BROOKS IDE AYE.. 2320. Five rooms: gas. electric lights city water and gaargr. Only 833.50 per month. J. G. M CULLOUGH AGENCY. 100 N. Delaware St. Main 1709. CON ELI US. 4052: 5 rms.. double, mod. Heat, water turn.: gar. Wash. 31 tlli-W. DEXTER, 1852: 6-room mod. double; newly papered: garage: very reasonable. east ST.. S.. 1314—Modern. 5-rilom double; $32,50; adults. DRex, 5559, HIGHLAND AVE., 444: 0 rooms and bath; seini-inodern house: $35. Drex. 4605. HOSBROOK 932; 3-rm. hs., gas. elec.: gd. eon. Inq. Blue Goose Bakery. Ma. 0018. KENWOOD, 2343-45; 5-rm. mod. double: car,: newly dec.: only $27, We. 5037-M. KEYSTONE. S.. 728: hall double, 4 rooms newly decorated: sl4. Owner lti, 0238. LIBERTY N.. 223: 4-RM. FLAT; MOD". EXCEPT HEAT; ONLY $22.50. NORTH; 7 rooms: mod. double: garage"dandy porch: only S4O, Wash. 0938-M. RILEY 628; 5-room mod. double; good condition, Irv. 2232-R ROYAL, 4226: 4-rm. sni-md. dbL. porches. lovely yard: garage: $22.50. Ma, 0103. SHERMAN DK.. N., 2304: 3-rm. mod. wi"h gar.: S2;>; water pd, irv, 3224, SPRING. 231; 5-room cottage; elect , gas sink toilet: wa. pd.: s2l: will give hse. wk I day a wk. to apply on rent, RI. 41W<. SP . R UCE St. 1317: six r00m5.... $20.00 oilo l, ir? la^ 190 2. Av T- : flve rooms • • 22.50 Wheeler St • five roomg 157)0 A. F. ZAINKY, 122 N. Delaware SI. WOODRUFF PL.. Mid. Dr.. 610-14; 0 rms". nid. dbl.; S’ar.; exc. oond.; clean, painted papered, ready to move in: SSO. We. 1050, 28TH, W„ 1122; 5-room house: semi-mod-ern: newly dec.: garage: $23. Ran. 2066. 31st.. 838 W.: 6-room ‘mod. dble, Hardwood firs., garage: $35. Ha. 2238-W. HOUSES—SOUTH " cion in T< ;!” ple r-- 7 rooms - frar $25.00 ?72° Shelby. 5 rooms, ~ar 32.50 ! ri., V; Arizona. 3 rooms 17 00 inln to . 2V n W 4 rooms, gar 20.00 1040 Wright, < rooms up r.( - W R HUNTER CO.. MAIN 1078. ' ~ SSO CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT ,-, ? ve large rooms, city water and sink in ' electricity, large porch and lot. Main W#a y AVC ' CaU J ' A ’ DU)WAVSEVERAL houses and store rooms south , .de. Cheap rent. T. M. WHITLOCK. laJ I Churchman Ave. Drexel 3031-W. E a : Ma . BS j Ave - 2038: 3 rooms: decorated: wa. pd.: sl2. M. 1608. Apartments for Rent MARKET. E.. 1326: furnished or unfurmslied: modern, upper duplex. Rf. 4723 PARK, 1319: 6 rooms: modem: lower duplex: .newly decorated: SSO. Lin. 3857. IVA. FR. SEE THS. PL, BR. \VA. 4236 24TH and Illinois; 4 rooms: modern; bathgood condition: S3O. Har. 1042-W. 27 J,^ r - w - 123: 0 rms upper mod.; large closets: ■) nice porches. Ran, 0925. APARTMENTS FOR RENT LIN. 5391 H. H. Woodsmall & Cos., Inc. '‘Weinsureeverythmg but the hereafter" NIGHTS AND HOLIDAYS CALL DR, 2840 3 1537 PA teeIe I St' T ’ nOW 4 rooms. S27AO APARTMENT now $18: 4 rooms. 121 S. Sherman Dr. #73 APARTMENT. now S6O: No. 2] at 720 E. Thirteenth St. Houses and Flats Furnished CAPITOL, N.. 2045: 4-rm. and bath complcto dup.: can acc, 4: SSO. Ha. 0040-W. TALBOTT. N.. 2102: 0 rms.. strict, mod. home, rcas, to right nartv. Har. 4241-J. Business Places for Rent EUGENE and Northwestern: mod. Rtorcmom, with living room. Kan. 2551. INDIANA AVE.. 215; mil. It.: steam ht & wa. furn.: desirable for nay retail fcusi- ; ness; rent very reas. to reliab. party. Sec K. A. BYRKET. Room 140. 220 N. I>l. St. 58TII and Illinois: northeast corner- 4 new strict, mod, storerooms. Hum. 2955. STOREROOM: one square from Fountain oua.ro. 4 rms. adjoining. Irv. 0158-T. Houses for Sale SIOO CASH Five-room bungalow with room for bath tub already in. sink and well in kitchen, brick and cement front porch, cement front drive to good garage. Pay balance at S3O per month. Call Mr. Adler, Main 0792. Evenings. Humbolt 2163. SIOO DOWN. New five-room home; large rooms, cement porch, garage; lot 60x142 la : $2,950 2146 DeQuinev St. FLOYED PETERMAN. 500 Mass. Ave, Main To2fl. : 3 BEDROOM* BUNGALOW ' 814 N. Wallace St. Near public school No. 62 and Little Flower Parrish. Has fireplace. front drive, garage, east front,and wide lot well planted with shrubs: $250 cash, balance convenient terms. Call Mr. DIDWAY, Main 0792. " SIOO CASH S3O Per month; five rooms and hath; pantry, fireplace: in Biltmore Addition, half square north 5200 W. Washington. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.. 237 N. Dclawnre. NEAR GARFIELD PARK SIOO Cash BALANCE S3O PER MONTH Dandy six room cement block home, large porch. Has gas. city water and new furnace. A real buy at the price we have on it. Call J. A. DIDWAY. Ma. 0792

Houses for Sale 33G GRAND AVE. 7-room modern dwelling: garage: price only $4,000: terms. See GEO. W. RUS--BELL. 5450 E. Washington St. S3O DOWN, S3O PER MONTH Buys anew semi-modern bungalow, one block from car; large lot. 1447 Bridge St. Ken. 2286. NOTICE—Mod.. 7 rms. and bath: new asphalt, shingle roof: no Barrett law. on good terms 1442 Laurel St. Open for inspection any time. Make offer. C. J. OSBORNE, DRcxel 61184. MODERN. 4 bedrooms, near Tech and public schools: full basement. No Barrett law. Will sell on good terms. C. J. OSBORNE. DRexel 6184. MODERN, 4 bedrooms, north ol Washington St., in'the heart of Irvington; 53-ft. front lot. Will sell on good terms. C. J. OSBORNE. DRexel 6184. HOUSE on S. East St.; newly decorated: 10 rooniB: good yard: $4,800: S3OO .cash: easy terms. Call Irvington 2452. EWING, 1223: double: good condition: mod., exe. bathtub: $5,000. We. 3006-W. FLETCHER. 719; 7-room bungalow , modern; nice lot. DRexel 3063-M. 4 AND 0-rm. modern doubles east: cash or terms. C. J. OSBORNE. DRox. 6184. CONGRESS, 1423; 5-rm. mod., hdw. Ilrs.; garage; $4.500. Terms. DRexel 2198. NEAR TECHNICAL High School: 7 rm. mod, .uni garage. Bargain. Lin. 3942. FLETCHER AVE.. 719: 7-room **rmgalow. excellent location. Drexel 3663-M. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1118: ROOMING HOUSE: 7 ROOMS. LIN. 1038. TREMONT, N., 218: 7 rooms: modern; garage: terms. Washington 3317. BEAUTIFUL new bungalow: north, strictly mod., gm-.. nice yd. Owner. Har, 4072-J. EQUITY IN HOUSE FOR SALE. Call Lin 5577. BELLEVIEW. N.. 350 3 bedroom modern; S3OO down. Call owner. Bel 4577-W. WILL take Beech Grove lot as down pay. on 7-rni. house southeast. Main 2730. MODERN 5-rnT bung., 3 yrs. old.: near ear. Leav. Sac, for $3,700. Ir. 1072-M. Lots for Sale BIG CITY LOTS. 140x160: raiso chickens njid ffartlen: 55 pives possession. Ken .if*.>2. 1 Farms for Sale 125 ACRES: be?t corn land, with good house ami barn: within four miles of Columbus. Ind. ALBERT G. NKWSON. R. R. No. 10. 40 ACRES for sale m ScotTCouutv. Indi,V'"'e. SMH*O. MAY SOLIDAY, 1817 Garland, Louisvilh'. Ky. FARMS: large and small, to rxeiiangc for city property. MII. GRAYSON. 407 Fidelity Trust. B'dg.. Kllrv 1012. Suburban for Sale ONLY si:,n DOWN 'T'tul $26 per mo.: a beautiful new sub urban home: 5 nice rooms. 2 upstairs ami •" down, large front and rear porches cement foundation, finely decorated, elegent elect, fixtures, large garage, chicken house and L acre lot, near corner of Terrace and Emerson Ave.. close to transportation, schools and churches, drive one and oneuuarter miles south of Wash. St., on Emerson Ave. or call Drexel 3642-3. Open from 2 till 5:30 p, m. BERT WILHELM Real Estate for Exchange TO TRADE, for Indianapolis property 6room modern bungalow and ’- acre lot in Wilkinson. I ill S. Rittf - Ave. FOR sale, trade or rent: 8 room modern for south or cast property or small farm, 2409 Ashland. I BADE YOUR LO’i—As down payment cottage, bungalow or double Main 137 6 Real Estate Wanted A NEW ft.vstem —quick returns—nurr ro suits when you list your property with us. lA'i us -all ami list your place LlNtor Tr,,sl Building and Contracting LET US BUILD FOR YOU AS WK HAVE BUILT FOB OTHERS On your vacant lot. if it is half or fully paid for. without any cash pavment: or tor a small cash payment, we will huv and build on the lot you scicr-t. Send for our booklet of plans and prices , LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS Realtors. 144 E. Ohio St. Main 371 it. Res . Irr, 0534_M HOMES built anei financed ml your lot or a lot or ours, and general remodeling i* ll kiiteis on payments. CIVIC REALTY 1.16 N. Delaware, Lin. 5050. IF YOU have a lot partly paid, we wiT] nl-f-ni? build a home tor vou ELVERS & KLEIN. Lincoln 2627. Business Opportunities ROOMINO HOUSE 2 BATHS. 10 ROOMS. GOOD CLEAN ROOMERS: 3-CAR GARAGE: FOR SALE CHEAP. 815 S. PENN. NEW JERSEY. If 8 : vItOOM ING HOUSE: 7 ROOMS. LIN. IQnS. Miscellaneous for Sale

ELECTRIC WASHERS, IRONERS AND VACUUM CLEANERS Drastic reductions, amazing bargains in floor demonstrator appliances, I‘ully guaranteed; serviceable as new. Phone Lincoln 2371. Visit our display room. INDIANAPOLIS POWER AND LIGHT CO. Convenient Terms 48 Monument Circle Meridian and Washington BED. child s. lowly Vernie Martin, comPte; reasonable. DRexel .L~>4()-R. with pad. pood condition. sl2: oxl2 pub. $9. 5145 N. Capitol Ave. Randolph 1032, CASH REGISTERS, Mcmict*. ifnriderh. oiiceo uni&V&U. LV* ra nte e ci. Fixtures at) kind? SPRAGUE KX 22 W Ohio Main 0504 FROCKS. 250 street and house samples: all kinds of piece goods left at whole* sale price. If you want to savi* money, attend this sale. 32 E. Georgia St.. Room 404. GAS RANGES used, tnorougm.v ovci hauled; $lO and up. Delivered and con neeted Charles Koehring SS2 Vir Ave **AS RANGE, good condition: very cheap 1322 Naomi St. DRexel 2722-M. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE . Suite, overstuffed mohair. 4-piece- upright piano, mahogany: flat-top desk: fullsize gas stove, high oven: kitchen table and chairs: Sellers white kitchen cabinetsold cheap for cash. 11017 Ashland Ave. Call after 7 p, in. MALT: Hoosier. 70 cents: buckeye. Til cents: Miller. 30 cents a can: bottle caps cents gross- 100 per cent pure malt Hoosier Malt-O-Dist. Cos.. 365 VV. Wash. SI Main 2848. Delivery to all part-* city TARPAULINS—Buy your water-proof tarpaulins. canvas covers, ice covers and tents from the largest stock amt at - the lowest prices in the State. HOOSIER tarpaulin and canvas GOODS CO.. 1-102 \V . Washington. Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning? Vour surplus clothing furniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others Salvation Army Indus trial Home. Phone for wagon Rilev 0022. 127 W Georgia. Musical Instruments PIANO PLAYER. Willard: guaranteed to be in perfect condition. Ran. 5441. Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKS, utility and fancy. 12 and 15c: ducklings, 30c: goolingg. $1.50. Also brooder chicks and ducklings at Thomtown. lnd. Boyers Hatchery. 34 N Del. Tele.. Riley 5470. CANARY birds, cages: one mated pair: very reasonable. 1017 Hamilton Ave. Coal and Wood Summer Prices in Effect Now! Bethel Coal Cos. DRrw 5200. 523 Cavrn St JOHNSON BAIN COAL CO 359 W. RAY DREXEL 1010, SUMMER PRICES. J. & I. COAL CO. 1205 ROACHE, RAN. 2471. TIMES JVANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

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Coal and Wood GOOD COAL IS GOING UP Special Discount on Your Winter Supply. KINDLING WITH EACH TON Best Va. bk„ 6-in. clean fled $6.50 Best Va. 3x6 lp. or 2x4 egg Ike! 6.25 Best E. Ky, 6-in. bk., clean fkd 0.75 Best Ind, 6-in. Ip, clean, fkd 5.50 Best Poea Red Ash (none better)... 8.00 Citizens coke, all sizes 9.25 Gen. Glendora all sizes. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 4621. 1910 Bluff. It will pay you to visit our yard and see the di(Terence in good coal, Money to Loan HOUSEHOLD LOANS $lO to S3OO This corporation i OPERATED UNDER TIIJ4 SUPERVISION OF THE STATE OF TNDIANA and provides a place where you may borrow from $lO to S3OO in n dignified businesslike manner without paying more than the legal xate of interest or without being imposed upon in any way. We do not notify .vour employer neither do we make inquiries of friends, relatives or i -ades people You get the money In a few hours' time and without having any one sign your note. If you are unable to call in. person at our office, phone us or write us anil our representative will call at your home. If in a Hurry Phone Main 2923 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bltig. (FOURTH FLOOR) * Corner of Pennsylvania and Wash Sts. Entrance 41 E. Washington St. Payments Quick Loans Furniture, Pianos and Autos Our Plan Will Please You Columbia Loan Company Lin. 6335. 152 D. Dela. St. LOANS S2O TO S3OO QUICK SERVICE—CONFIDENTIAL 1 to 20 Months to Repay interest Charged lor Time Used WE LOAN ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141i/ 2 E. Washington St. MA in **0585. Lin. 7184. WL BUT REAL ES I A 'K CONTRACTS ON ndl.ujapnbs and Marion County proiwty from tilleholders Mr Fry THE WASHINGTON COM PAN t 257 W Washington St Main 0792 ~ LOA N ~ WtlV PAY MOKKI Goan* on furniturr l (4 ner cenl nelow be legal rale Lowest rate in eity In hananolie Public Welfare Ixian Aesoeia •Inn 33C Occidental Bid* Ma n 6229 iitb. a*’ turret Washington and I nine’' r.nao# with utl.,r '>nmpnit, ris off FIIRNI I OKt I.tiANS —IU to r.teu LEGAL RATES POPULAR FINANCE < ’ 'RC iR ALIGN ROOM 513. 100 E MARKET ST PHONE M a IN I 07* Loans on Personal Property and Diamonds. AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347'BANKERS TRUST CO. MAIN 2983. AUTO ACCOUNTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS MARION FINANCE CO UN 1581 207 GUARANTY 131)0 MONEY to loan on real estate mortgages R. B WILSON 1101 New City Trust Rid 1 .-I Pint Auto Supplies and Repairs NEW and used nails accessories tir<s*an. batteries tor nrv ticallv rvtl v make of ear for icrs Satisfaction guaranlerd CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO 821-23 N Illinois Mabi 609(1 WE carry the most complete line of good usrd tires in the Middle West. In highpressure. balloons and pneumatic tires ROGER'S TIRE SHOP 3117 W. Washington. Bel. 4300. USED TIRES V. holesale and Retail L SELKI ft SON 23 S Kol Automobiles Wanted ■ , vw WILL [>a.t cash tor vour car or voui eauit.v I. WOLF AUTO CO. Dm 451. j oHi N Cauilo. • 1 AftS bfUtMir nr* -m • t| • nvi'i: •*> /#4MV Motorcycles and Bicycles MOTORCYCLE: Aee. 4-elinder. just repaired, in first class running shape, bargain: owner going away. J. Wildman, 1258 W, Wash, St, ’ - Automobiles tor Sate Essex Coach, 1927 Model Not the §uper-Six Essex Nickel radiator, steel body: guaranteed ear. Looks and runs like new. Price $550. $l5O cash, balance $29.93 for 16 months. Equitable Securities Cos. Garage. 218 E. New York. Riley 5583. FORD FORDOR In A-l condition. A real buy for only 'central bitick CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. 1995.

Stop at 1325 Exchanged High Class CHANDLER SEDAN: FIVE-PASSEN-GER: HAS HAD BEST OF CARE: RARE BARGAIN. HURRY. KISSEL SEDAN: 2-DOOR: FIVE PASSENGER: BIG BARGAIN: IN WONDERFUL CONDITION. Locomobile LINCOLN 4515. 1525 N. MERIDIAN. DODGE COUPE. BUSINESS MAN’S. $76 DOWN. EXTRA FINE CONDITION. SEE THIS ONE. P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. 460 N. CAPITOL AVE. DOWN TOWN HUPSON-ESSEX DEALERS WE DO NOT BUY OK SELL CARS We bring owners and buyers together. This saves all extra expense, giving s our customers benefit. II you have ears to sell. We have cash buyers. Buyers! Let us help you find .vour cars at bargaiu! INDIANA AUTO BROKERAGE CO.. 40< Fidelity Trust Cos. Riley 1012. FORD. 1925 coupe: good balloon tires: good paint; clean upholstery: a bargain. $256.00. easy terms. STONE CHEVROLKT CO.. 540 E. Washington St. FORD. 1925 coupe: good paint: 5 fine balloon tires: look wheel. Bargain. $250.00. easy terms. STONE CHEVROUET CO„ 540 V Washington. 1925 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN Here is a caY that can’t be told from new. The motor is in A-l condition. Wonderful buy at $895. ARMACOST 209 W. North St. 1921 CHEVROLET Sedan. B. G. series: good shape and runs good, will sell cheap or will trade for coupe of gear shift tvpe. Sam Ingle. WebN 5380. Evenings. Web, 4901. WE BUY second hand autos and junk cars: run model. Main 2106 after 6 p. m. LATE 1026 FORD Roadster: ba-gam lor quick sale. Terms. Ran. 0255.

Automobiles for Sale BU3CK Traded Car Store offers reconditioned highgrade motor cars at prices to make yon buy. 1923 Buick touring SO3O 1924 Buick Master tour.. 630 *1926 Chrysler 70 coach.. 973 1926 Studebaher coach... 873 1926 Dodge coupe • 693 1926 Oakland 4-dr. sod.. 793 1923 Reo sedan 875 1925 Studebaker sedan... 900 192-‘l Buick touring 393 1924 Oakland touring (glass inclosure) 473 1923 "WiUys-Knight tour. 330 1925 Overland coupe .... 300 1924 Overland coupe-scd.. 250 1923 Dodge coupe 230 1923 Buick 4-paf;s. coupe. 575 Liberal Terms. Open Evenings. Centra! Bmick C<o>„ Used Car Store 120 W. North. I.ln. 1995. Dependable Used Automobiles Can Not Be Bought for Less Than Wallerieli Sells Them In fact, it costs much less in the long run to buy from a reliable firm. . 1924 Nash 4 Touring Car $375 1925 Overland 6 Coach 455 1925 NVillys-Knlght Sedan .... 745 1926 Ford Tudor 375 1924 Rickebacker Coupe 585 1924 Maxwell Coach 365 1924 Ford Coupe 195 1923 Hup Coupe 295 1923 Maxwell Touring 195 1921 Reo Touring 165 1923 Gardner Touring 135 1920 Stephens Touring 95 And Many More Rargains CARL If. WALLER ICII, Inc. 314 22 N. Delaware. Lin. 5588. The Big Downtown Used Car Store

< *uii*poU FORDS—USED. We usually have *hat you want in any 50 to 100 cars to choose from: prices are right: most cars guaranteed and newly paintrd in pyroxlylin: satisfactory terms. The Frank Hatfleld Cos., authorized Ford dealer. 025 N Capitol Ave. MA 4708. Open evenings and Sunday OVERLAND SALE 1025 Overland 0 De Luxe Sedan; new motor. 1025 Overland 4-door Sedan; rebuilt motor. 1025 Overland Roadster. 1024 Overland Coupe 1024 Overland Blue Bird. 1024 Overland Red Bird. Bring: .vour Overland touring down to Oakleys. trade. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. * DRexel 4743, DODGE TOURING Excellent shape: only SITS. See tins one and you'll buy. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. 1995. FORDS Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. Ford, 1924 Tudor New paint in colors: new tlrea: $43 down, balance 15 months. State Auto Cos. 015 Virginia. Open evenings Oakland-Pontiac Dealers NASH 4-PASSENGER COUPE A dandy running automobile. A bargain at $325: terms or trade. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LL 1995. Dodge 4-Door Sedan, 1926 Only Seven Months Old Gusranteed ear Price S7OO. S2OO cash, balance $37.15 for 16 months. This ear libs 5 years' service in it. Why pay more? Equitable Securities Cos. Riley 5583. Garage, 218 E. New York. LATE 1620 DODGE De Luxe teuan: looks like new. Call Ma. 1021). Mr. McDowell. FORDS AND CHEVROLETS. CLOSED CARS. $25 DOWN. SEE THIS LINE-UP AT ONCE. P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. FORD. 1024 coupe: good paint; motor overhauled* paint good. $175.00, easv terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO, 540 E. Washington. STAR CARS All models and prices from 575 to SBOO Repainted, good tires and reconditioned Make u an offer MATTOX MOTOR SALES 1001 N. MERIDIAN. LT. 1177. STUTZ STUTZ SPECIAL TODAY Appcrson Sedan Overland Touring Gardner Roadster 1824 Marmon Sedan 1925 Stutz Sedan 1924 Nash Sedan STUTZ INDIANAPOLIS CO. 957 N. Meridian. Open Evenings and Sunday A. M. MID-WEEK SPECIALS 1924 Chevrolet Coupe. $175. \ 1920 Ford Roadster. $225. 1926 Ford Touring. $225. WEST WASHINGTON SALES 720 W. Wash. St, Main 0409, GUARANTEED used Ford on easy terms or trades. C. 0. WARNOCK CHEVROLET. 1925 coupe: good balloon tires: Duco finish: good shape: a real bargain. $375.00. easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO, 540 E. Washington. FORD touring car. 1925: first-class condition. Will sell cheap. Irv. 0281. 1924 DODGE touring ear in A-l condition; good tires; paint like new: $225; $75 down: terms. SMITH & MOORE. 528 S. Meridian, Main 6050. NASH 6 touring. 1924; excellent condition. Sacrifice for quick sale, Drex. 0212. L’SKD ears at slicing reductions. GEORGE B. RAY. INC. 1110 N. Meridian. BIG SALE NOW GOING ON. FRANK FEESER COMPANY TIMES - WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

Automobiles for Sale WE HAVE Five Tourings For $75.00 Each. Three Tourings For $50.00 Each. Two Coupes For $35.00 Each. Others From SIOO.OO to $900.00. CAPITOL OVERLAND OPEN NIGHTS—SUNDAY CAPITAL AND MICHIGAN 100 hate ( hevrolets. Fords and Dodges wanted as trade-ins on new Oaklands and Pontiacs. STATE AUTOMOBILE CO. 333 X. Capitol Ave. LI. 7301 BUICK H; SMS: live good tires: winter inHomirp. Drex. DODGE U'uring. 1916: uvu very little: good mechanically. 132 H College. FORD. 192*1 ooupe: good tires, several extras. A real good car all through. A good bargain: 85: oas.v terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. W a shin gton. FORD. 1 ton truck: good atake body: fair tire?; runs good: a bargain: $7. eaay terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Waahington. DODGE. *om>f. new. 1926 model; for quick wale, will sell f-lmnn. Term?. Wash. 1295. FORD. 1926 roup**: good balloon tires; good paint, lork wlieH. windshield wiper, mirror: good ahane. $300.00. easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 hi. Washi'lgtoo St, JORDAN H. aedaii; mechanical condition, A-1 : bargain if -old at one**. Dr. 4331. Trucks RHCONDITIONF.D TRUCKS. VARIOUS KINDS AND SIZES. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT. 1188 KENTUCKY AVE MAIN 2809, REO TRUCK: for ‘•ale cheap. Purity Bakeries. 957 W. New York St. FOUR TON; high grade, good as new. will reH cheap. Call Main .141 5. Legal Notices NOTICE OF HEARING. BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS. Notice is hereby given that J. H. Atherton has filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals of the City of Indianapolis, a petition asking permission to erect business building on the lot at the southeast corner of De Quincy and E. Tenth Sts. A public hearing will lie hel l hr said Begird in Room 401. City Hall, at 2 p. m . Tuesday. May 10. 102 7. at which tim* and place all interested persons will be heard with reference to matters set out in said petition. BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS. JAMES E. ROCAP. President. MARIE VICTOR. Sceretan . ~“NOTICE OF HEARING BOARD OK ZONING APPEALS Notice s hereby giv-n that tl *' Puritan Finance Company has stied with the Board of Zoning Appeals of the city of Tndiaunpohs. a petition asking permission to erect a six-store room business building on the rots at the northwest corner of DcQuincy and E. Tenth St. A public hearing will l>c held by said board in Room 401. eity hall, at 2 p. m.. Tuesday. May 1 Oth. 1927. at which time and nlace all interested persons will l>e heard with reference to matters set out in said petition. BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS. JAMES K. ROCAP, President. MARIE VICTOR. Secretary. May 2. 1927, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids will be received by th“ Board of Ti u*tees of the Indian i State Normal School at 2 p. ni.. May 19. 1927. at the office of the President of the Faculty of the Aid inn a State Normal School for the erection and completion of the Physical Education Building to be located on the corner of Seventh and Eagle Street**. Terre Haute. Indiana. Separate bids will be received for tlm general construction for the heating and ventilating and for the plumbing system. Rids must be mj.de on Form No. 96 prescribed by th" State Board of Accounts ami must be accompanied by certified cheek caual to 5 per cent of the amount of the bid. Detailed pirns and si-eifieations will be on file m tb*> office of tin* Registrar of the Indiana State Normal School. Terr:' Haute. Indiana, und additional pirns end speeifn-a tions for the individual use of the bidder may be secured from Johnson. Miller. Miller and Yeager. Architect®, 90 North Fifth St.. Terre Haute. Indiana. BOARD Oi TRUSTEES OF THE TNDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. By HELEN C. BEN BRIDGE, secretary.

NOTICE OF SALE OF BUILDINGS Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis Indiana, will up to the hour of U o'clock a. m.. Tuesday. May 17, 1027, offer for sale to the highest bidder 0* l-tain buildings located on school grounds, as said buildings cannot longer he advantageously ilsi-d for school or library purposes. | All bids must he submitted ill a sealed • envelope, with writing thereon plainly indicating to whicli building or buildings bids refer. The following property is offered for sale: One frame residence building at .School No. 10. said building known and designated as 1232 Bellefontaine St. One frame residence building at School No. 10. said building known and designated as 12a*> Bellefontaine St. One one-room portable school building on school grounds at School No. 40. at 702 N. Senate Ave. The Board reserves all the elate blackboard and heating equipment in this building, Bi.N must be subrwlted on each of said buildings separately. Said above named buildings are to be removed from the premises by the purchaser within thirty (30) days from date of sale. In all cases the foundations are to be removed to a depth of at least twelve • 12) inches below the surface of the ground, and the premises to be left free of all debris. | The bidder must accompany his bid with ; a certified check nr currency for not less ) than three per cent of the bid. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to refrain from accepting or rejecting bids for not more than ten days. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS By URE y. FRAZER. Business Director. Indiananolis, Ind. May 2. 1827. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE—Goods stored in the name of: Fred Abbott. R. R. L, Box SO7, Indianapolis. Ind. Thelma Silvers. 162 Blaekford St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Arthur Arnold;-1230 Zanc St.. Louisville. Ky. Wm. Colui. 640 Eddy St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Charles Anderson, 705 W. North St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mr. Rogue, Montieelto. Ind.. P. 0. Box 705. Mrs Lucy Abbott. Indianapolis, ina A. H. Collins. Indianapolis. Ind. 3. L. Allen. 1919 N. Capital Ave. Indianapolis. Ind. A. B. Caldwell. 1314 W. Court St.. 7ndiannpolis. Ind. \ Earl Bowels. 274 Market St., Wabash, Ind. Mrs. Vera Daves. Indianapolis. Ind. G’enn llond. 1722 Ruckle St.. Indianapolis. Ind. C. F. Day. Paragon. Ind. H. Baler Summer./Indianapolis. Ind H. T. Wiggins, 556 N. Thirteenth St.. Richmond. Inu. Mrs. West, 2314 s'alley Ave.. Indianapolis, Ind. Harry Ferguson. 611 Blake St.. Indianapolis. Ind. George Fisher. Indianapolis."bid. Mrs. H. M. Fierce. 426 S. Alabama St.. Indianapolis. Ind. James Franklin. 412 California St., Indianapolis, Ind. , Mrs. Anna troit. Mich. Mr. German, 8 N. East St..lndianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Grayso. 217 % N. Illinois St.. Indianapolis, lnd. Maggie Glavley, ,767 S. ff, Ninth St., MiamasJ-'la. Ernest Grimes, 510 Douglas St., Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Eliza Hartpence, 708 N. Alabama. Indianapolis, lnd. Mrs. Sarah Hill, 1744 N. Meridian St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. May Hcil. 110 E. Thirtieth St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Adtiie Hunt, 527 Agues St.. Indianapolis, Ind. o*-ear Hopson, 728 W. North St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Ed Hall. Indianapolis. Ind. Charles Hayes, 304 Lexington Ave.. Columbus. Ohio. Thomas Hampton. 135 Buyer StT, Indianapolis. Ind. Clara Hall. 2051 Hillside Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. I. Ireland. 866 Fletcher Ave.. Indianapolis. Ind. Nina Kirkpatrick, 404 14 Indiana Ave., Indianapolis, lnd. Mrs. Krause, 138 W. Twentieth St., Indianapolis. Ind. Dewey Knight. R. R. 2. Holton, lnd. C. O. Lewis. 3429 Broadview Rd.. Cleveland. Ohio.

GRAY KILLED FOB 136,000, CHARGE (Continued From Page 1) for the attorneys who sought to penetrate through her cold mask. Soon after court opened Mrs. Snyder, resuming her testimony, was turned over to Gray's attorneys for questioning. Immediately she was in the unusual position of defending herself against the attacks of a co-defendant Thought of Disgrace Gray’s attorneys lost no time in striking at the very heart of her case. They drew from her a declaration that she did not wish to have her husband killed, but at the same time she knew that Gray was plotting murder and did not warn Snyder because site "she feared disgrace.” Suddenly she was asked why it was that Gray wanted Snyder killed. "To get his insurance money,” was her answer. "And how would he get it? Tt wasn’t payable to him?” Gray’s counsel shot back, and Mrs. “Snyder seemed trapped. Cleverly Answers But with remarkable cleverness she parried: "He could have gotten the ntonby out of me just as he got other money from me.” Mrs. Snyder was composed and answered questions with a show of spirit until questioning led her to picture the scene when she said she first saw that her hdsband was dead. Then she broke down and wept. A matron stepped up with smelling salts and after a few minutes she was able to continue. Edgar A. Hazelton, counsel for Mrs. Snyder, concluded direct examination of his client shortly after opening of court. The testimony follotvs: “Now, Mrs. Brown—l mean Mrs. Snyder, when you signed your confession had you been told Gray had confessed?” "Yes," said the witness. Mrs. Snyder then repeated a conversation she had had with a neighbor relating to a man—presumably Gray—who bad been seen “prowling” around the Synder home a few nights before the murder. As though to show that Mrs. Snyder in November, bad not contemplated the breaking tip in her home. Hazleton drew front the wit ness n story of having ordered shrub bery then to be delivered in May. The lawyer skipped from point to point in his brief questioning. Mrs. Snyder said Gray had asked her to buy stock in his concern, but that she had refused. Hazleton then said: "Mr. Millard, the witness is yours." William Millard of counsel for Gray then arose. "Mrs. Snyder,” he began In portentous v -tone.', ‘‘Why did you leave a~ bottle of whisky under the pillow of your mother's room the night of the murder?” “Because he asked me to in a letter he wrote me." "Hid you know Judd Gray was giving you a sashweight when h" handed you a package early in March?" asked Millard. "No." “When you and found the sashweight, what did you do?” / Hid Sashweight

“I put it down in the cellar.” “Why?” ‘‘l wanted to hide it until I could give it back to him.” “Did you give it back to him?” “yes.” “When did you see him again?” “On the morning of March 20.” ,“Did you have any conversatio * with him then?” Mrs. Snyder then repeated liestory of having told Gray that she would not permit him to go through with the planned killing. “Did Gray tell you he was going to do away with your husband?” “Yes.” • “Did you tell your husband?” “Xo.” "Why not?” “Why, because I thought I could dissuade •fudd Gray and was afraid of disgrace.” “Still, you never warned y6ui- husband at any time through the evening. when you were at a party?” “No.” Legal Notices .1. R. Morgan. 1002 Jackson St.. Danville. 111. Omer Miller. Oil Middletown. Ohio. Vergle Miller. P. O. Box 473 Haugliville Strtiqn, Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. E. Murry, 915 Edison St.. Indianapolis. lnd. , Mrs. John McGaw. R. R. Box 146-F, Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Hattie Nelson. 2741 Wat'-rloo. Mich. David Nixon, 811 N. Sixteenth St., East St. Louie. M. A. Plasters, 1848 Central Ave.. Indianapolis. Ind. F. W. Purcell, 754 Ft. Wayne Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. Glem Pickett. R. R. 2. Holton. Tnd. M. M. Pixrler. 3008 W. Michigan St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Mary Palmer. 2430 Cornell Ave.. Indianapolis. Ind. Lucy Quinn, 421 E. Pratt St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Charles Richardson. 907 N.. Illinois St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Nettie Rowe. 1222 Cornel! Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. William Rankins. 450 N. Senate Ave . In- : diananolis. ind. R. W. Ross. R. R. 3. Box 80%. Lebanon, Ohio. Mrs. Jennie Russell, 1641 De Loss St.. Indianapolis. Ind. F. C. Saboll. 1015 Dremier Place. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Willie Starks. 535 E. Court St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. R. B. Smith. 210 Minkner St.. Indianapolis, Ind. George Scott, 2919 Moore Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. John Schrader. 1440 Woodlawn Ave.. Indianapolis. Ind. J. IT. Scheid, 419 W. Fortieth St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Emma Shirley, 925 E. Seventeenth St.. Indianapolis, Ind. Sadie Deino. Indianapolis. Ind. Ella Thomson. 307 IV. Morris St., Indianapolis. Ind. William Watts. 6 W. South St., Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Mable Williams. 460 Agnes St.. Indianapolis, lnd. Mrs. G. Winloek. 1149 Vandeman St.. Indianapolis. Ind. James Wright. 531 W. North St., Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. J. V. West. 433 N. Alabama St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Lola Walker. 415 Logan St.. Brazil. Ind. Joe Williams, 973 W. Pearl St.. Indianapo’is. lnd. Mrs. Washburn, 3317 W. Tenth St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Lucy Williams, 2243 Columbia Ave.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mr. Fred W T est. Indianapolis, Ind. Richard Williams. 2745 N. Oxford St , Indianapolis, Ind. Strader D. Young. 436 Ohio St.. Cairo, A. H. Yost. Indianapolis, Ind. At O. F. Behrent. Big Four Storage A Transfer. 360 S. Meridian St., will oe sold for storage charges on May 16. 1927. at 9 a. m.

MAY 2, 1927

"Did you want him (o get drunk that night?” "No.” “Did you want Judd Gray to get drunk?” “No.” “Now, Mrs. Snyder why did you leave the door open in your house, so that Judd Gray could get In?" Relied on Persuasion “Because 1 still thought that I could argue Judd Gray out of this business if I settled down to a long talk with him.” “Do you know of any reason,” Millard asked slowly, “why Judd Gray would want to kill your husband?” “Yes,*’ said thfe witness, without a moment’s hesitation, “so as to get the insurance.” "But was he the beneficiary of policies totaling $06,000'.’” * "No.” “Who was?” “I was.”

LODGE PLEADS FOR GOOD KILL 10 TALK HERE Contact Forestalls Hate Local Jews Are Told by Chicagoan. How contact and knowledge leads to better undorstandin* was illustrated by Judge Hugo Pam. Chicago, j by his experiences front boyhood tol manhood in the Windy Cit.\ in art address Sunday night. Kirsebbuum Community Yicntcr. The event wan the annual meeting of the Jewish Federation of Indianapolis and tint Jewish Community Center Association. “A Community Program" was the judge’s topic. He pointed out how the coumiminity center may foster contacts between nil classes and thus form the huh of an ever expanding circle of good will. 11 ls l , ’r: , ,'er:i;ti''B He condemned, the class nio tine-lions engendered by Jewish fraternities in the < oll'-ges inimigration g b metl on cha cter, rather than country of origin. "Invisible empires of hah- and prejudice can only 1m overcome by better understanding." Judge Pam declared. "Tip- Jewish , ::v,nunily center should off-r opportunity to all Jewry lo unite in common culture and id'- 'i.- !weird on heritage. The re-ult of this contact Will be a il’iPinrd centrihulloii to IDo we!faro of (lie nation under whose due, iheto Ihhtgs arc pe. r.ibl hli" ; ddrev- v.vs prefaced Willi reports ctf o'iref the two nvsoclations, a child-on’s p-ige-mt showing the progress Hint is hchv made in the v.vlo'k n"!'vi:'(n fostered by the Jewish F lern'ion and music hy the As h>n (• i-l-entr i and the I ndi- napolis I’d row Congregation choir. . a Following fev-n directors were elected to the board if governors of the federation: Joseph C. Bhe.den, ft. A. l-tfi-o;, nson, Julios Falcnder. Isidore Fi' : ' ! “m:ni. Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht. !';• Edgar F. K'ser and MHs F,-ar?>s Mazur. Directors for lb" i:\vr--h Community Cent-r we-c also announced. Those elected G> reive threeyear terms v. re .1 cp'i C. VjHaden, G. A. Gfroym on. I i'o:-- F-- "ohmm, A. H. Goldstein. Mrs. Jack Goodman. I.eo Kaminsky. Hph Levin, Miss Frances Mazur and Leonard A. Strauss. Those elected to serve terms of two years were Dr. .1. K. Berman. Mrs. llenry Hiatt. Mrs. Isaac Born, Dr. Phillip Ealender, l.ouis >T. fro s -••n-G Ir. F-.ii-itt Hir.-h. Dr. A. K. X: e;er. li-.-nry V. Kobln and StaiPcy Both. The following p-wsons were elected to serve ore year terms: Joseph B. Baernoopf. Julian Bamberger, Clarence Kfroymson, Jai !< Harding, Mrs. Samuel Haim, Mrs. i.-aaq Marks, Jacob Solotkcn. J. L. Slutsky and Sidney Sternbcrger. Hoosier Briefs .Missing twenty ycn-s ami inctimed as dead, Mil’s Brown, mmi of .M Brown, glass blower at Duuliirli, has rctumctl home. Ue caused a great shook to Ills failicr 1 when lie knocked on the door and announced liis He bad been placed in an asylum and his father bad lost trace of him. Town board at Pendleton has ordered Town Marshal Stanley to go rid of all slot machines in the city. Shave and haircut has been boosted to 75 cents at Anderson, an increase of 15 cents. When Justice Benson R. Yoasey of Jeffersonville married Mis, Mar. garet Pliillilps and Robn R. M<-Dan’-el the bride admired a I,lack eat at I lie Yeasey home. "If you aren’t afraid of lad luck I'll give it to you,, said Yeasry. She wasn’t. Angeline Wheatley, 13, of Tipton was seriously hurt sliding down a straw stack. William Lock, farmer of Roches, ter, was "shocked,” too, when h" found lightning killed fifty-nine of his hogs. Refusing a diploma in IS7S because she was the only graduate, Mrs. Cora O. Bynum will get her “sheepskin” from Lebanon JBgh School this 1 spring. County School Superintendent Paul Van Riper, learning of her case, said she was entitled to a diploma and arranged for her to take *part in this year's 1 graduation exercises. '