Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 335, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1927 — Page 12

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Death Notices RICHARDSON, MRS. HAZEL—-Age 35 years, beloved wife of Edward P. Richardson of Mt. Vernon, N. V., formerly of Indianapolis, passed away May 3 at Die Methodist Hospital. Services at Planner &. Buchanan’s mortuary Thursday at 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. In Memonam Notices IN MRMORIAM—In memory of Thomas .1, Lyster, who departed this life May 4, 1019. , , The call was short, the shoek severe. To part with one I loved so dear. We miss your smile, your loving face. No one can ever take your place. From sister. .RUBY. IN MEMORTAM —111 loving rememberaneo of Thomas J. Lyster. It has been eight long years Sinee we saw your smiling fare. Rut it is God that has bereft us. He can all our sorrows heal. Y’our lonesome MOTHER. nr MEMORIAM —In loving remeniberaneo of m.v dearest brother, Thomas J. Lyster, who left us eight years ago today, May 4, 1019. Think of | ou dear Tom today. Family nnss your form, your voice, your fai-c. Tour bright and happy smile. God wanted you at home with God. I miss you so much every day. My heart is still ache since you are gone. From your loving sister, DAISY L. PREWETT. Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. "226 Shelby St Drexcl 257 P. BERT S GADD. v 2130 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 5307. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Main 0008. i'NDE RT A K E RS. HISEY & TITUS. 931 N, DELAWARE. MAIN 3080. KRIEOER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1134. Res.. Bel .m66-RJ Lost and Found ARTICLES found on Indianapolis street cars: 2 UMBRELLAS 1 CARPET 1 BOOK 1 PAIR GLASSES IN CASE 1 BOSTON HAG 1 PACKAGE Main 2737 BRACELET, gold filigree. <ameo top- lost Friday or Sat. Reward. Rli<-y BUNCH keys. T. P. A. tag: lost on College. , between 38th, 31st. Kew. Wash, -390. ENGLISH setter lost: black and white, with seme lemon picks on legs; .Sunday afternoon, 205 N. barman Avc. Any information leading to recovery will be appredated. Reward. S. B. KEETER Btl. gOflft. FOUND—Little old lox terrier; male. Call j Irv. 0394. FRATERNITY pin: pearl set; lost April 2ft. Reward. Lin. 7800. SCARF, double stone marten, lost Friday. about 5:30 oil Vermont St., between T M C. A. and Massachusetts. Reward. WastL 3348. , Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE; our craduatea pass state examinations easily. 202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 5748 A- 0.00. CHRISTENSEN School ot Popular Mu tic Piano, harmony and al. dance orchestra. Instruments. 100 Pembroke Arc. Ri. dSIIo Business Announcements BUILDING, remodeling, repairing, garages built; quick service; reas. Web. 0878-M. CARPENTER work any kind: con t. by hour or clay; best ref. H. M. M COLLINS. Maywood. Ind.. Bel. 301 It 3. CINDERS—S3 LOAD Sand, gravel and driveways. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement brick work. Dr, 0730 FEATHERS bought, sold aim renovated; feather mattresses and pillows made , E. F, BURKLE. 410 Mass. Main U2B GENERAL contractor: plastering and stucco; small and large jobs. Ran. 847. GRADING, sodding, excavating and haulinsr. Wph. 3003. HOUSE cleaners: we clean out beat pipes, registers and airdm ts, vacuum system. Free demonstration. Ran. 0308. LAWN MOWERS: sharpened and repaired; shears and edge tools sharpened. H. A. DAUM. 43 Virginia Ave.. Main 1188. PA-'NTING: inside and outside; years of experience. Thoman Bros.. Ir. ~090. PAINTING and decorating; Install merits. Crawford-Wa-lker Cos. I.in. 2271 or 5000. FAINTING: high class work, guar. M R. ALVI3. :'o2fl Northwestern. Ran. 6349. PAPER cleaning, paint washing, hardwdod floors; work guarantee<l. Dr. PAPER CLEANING: $1 room: 10 yrs. exp. BEAUPRE & PAYNE. Drexei 0319PAPER CLEANING, $1 per room and up. Drexei 0402. PAPER HANGING and painting. GREEN AND FOSTER. Ken. 4022. PAPER CLEANING; .hanging: samples shown: paper fnrn: 54.50 rm. We. 031 H. PAPER and plaster cleaning: work guar.; reasonable rates. Rutland. Dr, 424 ft. PAPER hangers and painters. J. BARRETT & SON. DRex. 085.1. PAPER hanging, samples shown if desired. Call Davis, Ken. 31118, PAPER cleaning, paint washing; hardwood floors: work guaranteed. Drex, 2090-J. PATCH PLASTERING: neatly and promptly done. Randolph 0434. REPAIRS and improvements of all kinds on monthly payments. VAN TREESL. Lin. 5050. Eve- Drex. 521.>. RUGS. 9x12; GENERALLY CLEANED: *2. CONNOR RUG CLEANER. WEB. 0111 ;>. fcUG AND CARPET CLEANERS. W. N. FLY RUG CO. “The Best is the Cheapest. 2126 Martindale. Ken. 4042. RUG 9X12 THOROUGHLY CLKANED S2 Superior Rug Cleaners. Ken. 4462. | aheet metal work” Repair any make of furnace. Goldstein. DR. 3431. ““ CALL BALL I THATS ALL ' Reasonable not seasonable prices for rood Dry Cleaning. 5534 E. Wash. >v. 0131. Storage and Transfer ESTABLISHED 1895. Packing, hauling and storage. Low prices on city and overland hauling. Phone us for estimates. OTTO J. SUEZ. Main 3028-2303 Webster 4579-0090-W COAL and feed, transfer, general hauling W. E. Rodocker. 821 K. 04th St. Wn, 4433. Help Wanted —Male WE HAVE opening- for two salesmen as members of an organization of national prominence, Million dollar advertising campaign establishes standing of product, but active sales -ffort is required. Potential salesmen given two weeks’ training course and earnings and fair success guaranteed to successful' applicants. Apply In, person or by .letter. 115 E. Ohio. ' / A FEW MEN to sell the famous "1900" Whirl-Pool washer, no experience necessary. This is just a real offer, to men who Wlil work. AH sales made ill store given to salesmen. We help to close your sales lor you. No better offer lu the city: salary and commission. This is worth investigating. Call this evening, 7 to 10 p. m„ or Saturday a. m. 38 W. Ohio. YOUNG MAN to do odd jobs about the school in exchange for part tuition on business course. Excellent opportunity for one a little Short on funds See or write Fred W. Case. Prill . CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. University Park Bdg. Indianapolis. SALESM AN—Live: \file awake man to handle our “flashy-ad" electric cigar lighter. Wire or write, UNION MFG. CO.. 2 Maccabees Bldg., Detroit. Mich. XIMEh WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

Help Wanted—Male YOUNG men. two for order department, city and road work: can earn $35 per week, based on production. Apply MR. OTT, 427 Peoples Bank Bldg. BASS alnr-'-r for quartet work in exchange for vo 11 lessons. Box p 204. * Help Wanted Female STENOGRAPHER. Must bo neat appearing and have pleasant personality. Some sales experience will lx; beneficial as position calls for some sales work. Wonderful opportunity for advancement and to learn one of tile best paying professions. Write stating age. salary expected and three referenda. Box C 100, rare ot Times. STENOGRAPHER, as secretary of amusement enterprise; good salary and share profits; s2llO to S3OO required. Box B-304, Times. Situations Wanted Male PAPER CLEANING, $L room: floors rcflnishotl: oxoormnrod. Bui, Q43T-M. MAN and \vif<\ chauffeur, cooking and bonsowork. Ran. 391U1, MAN v.ill do house cleaning or yard cleanme. 40 emits ?mr hour. Ran, 4M59. JANITOR work or houwclcaning. Jain. r. 145. BUTLER, colored, with Mood reference and experienced in housework, Main GSHT. Situations Wanted Female HALF DAY work by week; no Sunday work. Riley yi.5.57, Rooms for Rent BLVD. PL.. 3124: lovely rm. priv. mod. home: reasonable, liar. 4592-J. BRADSHiUV. S'.’-t; front room; private entranee: close in. Proxy 4591-K. CENTRAL, 2507: well turn. rm. in priv. home: gentleman. Kel. Ken. 5930. CENTRAL AVK,; nicely furnished room, private family. Kan, 4257, DOWNEY AVK., 378: two lovely rills, adj. hath: priv. home: gar, opt. Irv. 3321 -W. &AST front rm.; mod., priv. home; garage; gentleman. Irv. 4577-R, EAST. N.. 770, lovely single rm., $3.50; gooii location, Lin, 7754. EAST; nicely fnrn. rm. priv. home: garage opt. Riley 2204. HARTFORD. 1245: 2 gentleman or lady; modern private homo nicely furnished. Drex. H 309, NEW JERSEY, N., 743; one room, downstairs: gentlemen preferred.# Ivin. IOSO. NORTH. K.. 207: nicely lurn.. cool rm.. gentleman preferred. Lin, 00113. I’RATT. E., 210: nsccly larin. mod. rms.; pri, lime.; meals opt.; walk, dist. 1.1 0807. RURAL. 330 N.; attractive, niodorn room. Webster 0924. SHELBY, 1412: modern: lady employed; pri. fam.: home privileges. DR. 5030-K SHERMAN Dll.. 109 N.; Iront rm.: mod.. pri. liwiir; man; garage, irv. 4577-R. TUXEDO, 1021 N.; mod.: newly; 2 emp. ladies; brkfast.: gar, opt. Web. 1991-M . VERMONT and III.; Rink Apl. No 50; Iront: renssonahle: I or 2 gents: reler. Rent Housekeeping Rooms CAPITOL, N„ 1J09; front Vm. with kitchenette: all modern. Lin. 51Q8. HIGHLAND. 'l7: 2 rooms, completely furnished. Lin. 3001. JEFFERSON, N . 414; room, kitchenette; in mod home: downstairs; reasonahlp. OHK). E., 1202; niceiy lunnshud room und kitchenette in modern home; $N week. TALBOTT. N.. 24027 3 RMS. AND KITCHKNKTTK: P/l V. ENT. RAN OS | 7\_ WALCOTT. N„ 348; 2 rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; mod., \ >ri. home. WASHINGTON. E., 1300; e q north. 31 Highland: 3 rms,, everything furnished. WASH., W„ 1H33; 3 rms. and kitchenette. with Hinic SH, Bel, 1334. 3 1 ST.. W.. 1057; furnished mod., near eartine. garage, Randolph 3.5.51. Room for Rent With Board CAPITOL, N„ 1109: 2 large rms.; all modern: good location. I.in, 31PK. WANTED board and mi. on first floor by young couple in private family; lTotestant. Web. 0147, RM. FOR 3: PRIV. HOME NORTH; EXCEf.L, MEALS; GAR. WASH. 1 2711 M . CHILD to board: mother's care; good localion. Riley 0349. J Houses for Rent

ASHLAND 2331 : fl-rm. mod. half of double ; inclosed yard; gar,: $45, Kc. 7407. BALTIMORE AVK.. 4421; 4 roonir; bathroom. garage: $lB per month: or will sell SSO cash, $25 per month. Riley 5250. BARTH, 180 b; 0 rms., elect., gas water turn.: gar.: good coml.: s2.>, Dr. 7350-J. CALIFORNIA ST. S., 2423: 1 room cottage, well inside. 2 lots, chicken pouse, garage: sl2 mo. Riley 0441 GOODE & GOODE. 315 People Bank Hldg. CHARLES. 1317: 3 rms., semi-mod. eottnge; relia. colored: reas. Dr. 2045-W. DEXTER. 1852; 6-room mod. double; newly papered: garage; very reasonable. HOSBROOK 932: 3-rm. bs.. gas. elec-.: gd. ■-on. Inq. Blue Goose Bakery. Ma. 0018. KEN WOOL. 2243-45: 5-rm. mod. double: gar. newly dee.; only $27, We. 5037 M KEYSTONE. S.. 728: hall double, 4 rooms, newly decorated: sl4. Owner, Ri. 0258. MARKET. W.. 1301; 4-rm. houses" cl<-e----triell.v. gas and garagg; S2O, Be). 0852. MERIDIAN ST., N.. 2441; mod.: 4 bedrooms; good condt.; yard. Irv, 0753-M. MORRIS, W, 250: 0 rooms, elect, lights. gas, water, Drex. 3233. NORTH; 7 rooms; mod. double; garage; dandy porch; only S4O, Wash. 0038-M. PROSPECT, 420: new decor, in and out; 5 rms.: gar.; $32.50.. High. 1018; 5-rm. mod, cottage. $25: adults. Dr, 4200. RILEY. 028; 5 room mod. double: good condition, irv. 2232-R. ROYAL, 4220; 4-rm. sm-imi. db!., porches, lovely yard; garage: $22.50. Ma 0193. SHEPARD ST.. 819: $22: 4 rooms, bathroom. gas, water, sewer, inside toilet, or will sell; SSO cash, $25 per month. Ri. 5250. v SHERMAN DH., N„ 2304: 3-rm. mod. with gar,; $25; water pd. Irv. 3224, SPRUCE St., 1317; six rooms $20.00 1910 Madison Ave.; five rooms.. 22.50 2170 Wheeler St.; five rooms 15.00 A. F. ZAINEY, 122 N. Delaware St. TECI MSEH, 11,30: six-room modern double: garage: adults. Wash. 0707. WOODRUFF PLACE, Middle Dr., 610: six rms., mod. dbl.; gar.; excel, condt.; clean Ptd.. pa., ready to move in; $45. We, 1050. WRIGHT, 1619: 5 rooms and bath; $lB. W. 11. HUNTER CO, Main 1078. 28TH, VV„ 1122; 6-room house; semi-mod-ern; newly dee.; garage; $23. Rail, 2000. SEVERAL houses and store rooms south side. Cheap rent. T. M. WHITLOCK. 1523 Churchman Ave. Drexei 3031-W. COLORED 709 Elder: 4 rooms: inside toilet, electricity, water paid. Ran, 5868. NEAR GARFIELD PARK 5-room modern double and garage: water paid; $32.50; only 1 leit. 2720 Shelby St. W. R.. HUNTER & CO. MA IN 1078 * ROOMING HOUSE ,14 rooms at 2107 N. Penn. St.; modern, steam heat; SOS per mo. J. G. M'CULLOUGH AGENCY 100 N. Delaware St. Main 1709 Suburban for Rent SUBURBAN FOR COLORED S. Sheridan Avenue Three rooms; elec, lights, gas, city water paid, toilet, newly papered, large garden space; only $12.50. SCHMID & SMITH. INC., REALTORS 130 N, Dela. Main 4088. Apartments for Rent ALABAMA, N„ 1014: upper duplex; three rooms, bath, private entrance; heat and water furnished, ASHLAND & 04TH, Broad Ripple; 5-room all modern apt: S3O mo. Cali Mr. Stewart. Hum. 2020. WASH. ST.. E.. 2850; 4-rm. mod. apt; inndoor bed, good condt. Weh. 4332. 20TH. E.. 518: duplex: 4 rms.: porches, yard beat, water. $35. Wash, 42.50, 24TH and Illinois; 4 rooms: modern: batlTgood condition; S3O, Har. 1042-W. APARTMENTS FOR RENT LIN. 5301 H. H. "We insure everything but the hereafter” NIGHTS AND HOLIDAYS CALL DR 2840. DOWNTOWN APTS.: 4 or 5 rooms: newlv decorated: lowest rates. SCHMID & SMITH. INC., Realtors, 130 N. Delaware. Main 4088, Houses and Flats Furnished CAPITOL, N., 2045; 4 completely turn. rms., private family. Har. 0049-W. VALLEY AYMS.. 1051: 3 rm. apt.; heat, light, gas and wa. pd., lower floor, ndu'U- S3O. Web, 5371-11. Business Places for Rent EUGENE and Northwestern: mod. storeroom. with living room. Ran. 2551. 38TH and Illinois: northeast corner; 4 new strict, mod, storerooms. Hum, 2955. FRONT part of storeroom on prominent ami busy north side corner; reasonable rent. Rail. 4022. Houses tor Sale MODERN, 4 bedrooms, north of Washington St., in the heart of Irvington: 53-ft. front lot. Wi'l sell on good terms. C. J. OSBORNE. DRcxel 0184. EWING, 122 ft: double; good condition; mod., exo. bathtub; $5,900. We. 5900-W. FLETCHER, 719; 7-room bungalow; modern; nice lot. DKexel 3005-M,

Houses for Sale $l5O CASH, BAL. LIKE RENT Two-story. 7-roont house: large fruit and shade trees; house lias been newly decorated and painted; furnished: electric lights, water m kitchen; near 10th on Centennial St. Call JOSE KUHN LUMBER CO., office phone. Wash. 4344; eves, Web. 2323, New Bungalow Long living-room, dining-room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, electric lights garage: $2,900; half square off Madison Ave. JONES & HICKS, Realtors. See T. R. Jones. 201 E. Wash. St. jj.in, 4091. 5-ROOM BUNGALOW Small down; Bal. $27.50 a Month 1968 Hillside; see this and then call for additional information. This home to be put in first class condition. State Savings A Trust Cos.. Realtors Ma. 5150, L. Rav George. We. 4180, SIOO CASH SIX LARGE ROOMS Basement, furnace, fire place, electric lights .city water, brick and cement front porch and east front. Pay balance monthly. I. M. Adler, Main 0792. Evenings, Unmholt 2403. SSO CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT Five large rooms, city water and sink in Kitchen, electricity, large porch and lot. 342 Beauty Avc. Call J. A. DIOWAY. Main 0792. SIOO DOWN. New five-room home; large rooms cement porch, garage; lot 50x142Vi: $2,960 2140 DeQuincv St. FI.OYED PETERMAN. 509 Mass Ave. Main 70211 880 GRAND AVE. 7-rocm modern dwelling: garage; price only $4,000; terms. Sec GEO. W. RUSSELL 5450 E. Washington St. S3O DOWN. M> PER MONTH Buys anew semi-modern bungalow, one block from car; largo lot. 144 7 Bridge St. Ken. OPEN FOR INSPECTION :uv: NOTICE—Mod.. 7 run*, and bath; new asphalt, ahingrlc roof: no Barrett law. Sell on good terms. 144*' Laurel St. Open for inapeetion any time. Make offer. C. J. OSBORNE. DP.exel <llß4. MODERN. 4 bedrooms, near Tech and public H'dioola. full baaement. No Barrett law. Will sell on good terms. C. J. OSBORNE. DRexel ft 184 5-ROOM BUNGALOW; basement, furnace. good location, northeast; terms. CIVIC REALTY CO.. Lin. 5050. Eve.. Ken 4*247. HOUSE on S. East St.; newly decorated; 10 rooms; good yard; $4,800: $llOO oaali; easy terms. Call Irvington 245*2. NEAR COLLEGE and U.’d: very attractive stucco, 4 bedroom home, hardwomi floors, mil., breakfast rm t< nn. We. 8705. 4 AND 0-rm. modern doubles east: cash or terms r I OSBORNK. PRcx. filH*. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1118; ROOMING HOUSE: 7 ROOMS. LIN. 1058. BELLE VIEW. N.. .150 f I bedroom modern; s.*loo down. Call owner, Bel 4577-W. WILL take Beech Grove lot. as down nay. on 7-rm. house southeast. Main *2*so GARFIELD AVE., 1 *Jb; 5-room modern bungalow; jrir.; $5,000; Lots for Sale ✓WW - v <wv BIG CITY LOTS 140x100; raise ehickena and garden; $5 gives possession. Ken EQUITY in lot on Bancroft St . near sth Farms for Sale 42 ACRES. Bartholomew County. Beautiful rough ground, oil excellent State highway. Home, orchard and improve* m* nts $1 000. Terms or trade. Main 1050, Evenings, Riley *207 4, __ 125 ACRES: best corn land with good house and barn- within four mHe* of Columbus. Ind. ALBERT G. NEWSON R. R. NVI _l_G. _ FARMS; large and small, to exchange tor city property. MR. GRAYSON. 407 Fidelity Trust Bldg.. Riley 1012. Suburban for Sale Four moms. rice, lights, rlty wator paid, gas. newly drrorated; rcduir l to $10.50. Ca’l Main 4087. Real Estate for Exchange

TO TRADE for Imiianapolis property: • room moiiern bungalow and ‘-j-acrc lot in Wilkittson. 14D S. Ritter Avi 1 FOR sale, trade or rent: 8 room mcHlern for mouth or east property or small farm. 2400 Ashland. TRADE YOUR LOT—As ilown payment cottage, bungalow or double. Main 1578 Building and Contracting LET US BUILD FOR YOU AS YVE HAVE BUILT FOR OTHERS On your vacant lot. if it is half or fully paid for. without any cash payment; or. for a small cash payment, wc will buy anil build on the lot you aefect. Send for our booklet of plans and prices. LORENZ SCHMIDT A SONS. Realtors. 144 E. Ohio St. Main 3715. J\n . Trv. 0534 M. HOMES built and financed on your lot or a .’v*t of ours, and general remodeling of all kinds on payments. CIVIC REALTY. 13d N. Delaw are. Lin. 5050. IF YOU have a lot partly paid, we will pav balauce and build a home for you ELVERS & KLEIN. Lincoln 2627. Business Opportunities FORD S NEYV INDUSTRY will make many people wealthy. Free information on how you ran obtain the full fart. which will give you an opportunity to profit in your own city by the starting of Ford's new industry. Send two rrnt. stamp and self addressed envelope to Donovan's Economie Service. Lafayette tPdg.. Detroit, DELICATESSEN, sandwich shop and soda fountain: neatly furnished, well located, for sale or rent; by owner. Ri. 6380, IVasli. 2771. NEW JERSEY. 118: ROOMING HOUSE: 7 ROOMS. LIN. 1058. A NEW system—quick returns—sure results when you list your business with ns. Let us call and list your place. LINCOLN AMERICAN CO.. 467 Fidelity Trust Bldg.. Riley 10X2. TUXEDO CLEANERS YVJLL SELL SSO takes every thing as it stands, l’honq Webster H 577. Miscellaneous for Sale BED DAVENO with pad. good condition. sl2. 3143 N, Capitol Ave, Rail. 1032. BICYCLE: mans: full size; almost new. Very reasonable. 414 N. Jefferson Ave. BICYCLE. "Westing Arrow.” new tiree and new chain: very cheap. Ran. 0818. CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, sneers rebuilt: guaranteed. Fixtures ail kinds s P RAGUE EX 22 W Ohio Main Oftflt COAT, man's top: 2 dresses, all good con(lition: reasonable. Cali Wash. 2109. DETROIT Jetfel. high oven range; in good condition. Web, 2844. FROCKS. 250 street and house samples; all kinds of piece goods -loft at wholesale price. If you want to save money, SUend this gale. 32 E. Georgia St.. Room 404. GAS RANGES used: thoroughly overhauled: $lO and up. Delivered and connected Charles Koehring. 882 Vir Ave HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Suite, overstnffed moliatr. 4-pteee: upright piano, mahogany: liat-top desk; Itillsize gas stove, high oven; kitchen table and chairs: Sellers white kitchen cabinet: sold cheap for cash. 6017 Ashland Ave. Call after 7 p. m. MALT; Hoogier. 79 cents; buckeye, 49 cents: Miller. 39 cents a can; bottle caps, 25 cents gross- 100 per cent pure malt. Hoosier Malt-O-thst. Cos.. 305 W. Wash. St Main 2848, Delivery to all parts city. TARPAULINS—Buy your water-prool tarpaulins, canvas covers, ieo covers and tents from the largest stock and at Mio lowest prices in the State. HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS CO.. 1302 W. Washington. CHEAP: furniture in seven-room house. Call at 837 N. Gray St.. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. Take East Tenth street car to Gray. Walk south. Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon Riley 0022, 127 W Georgia. Musical Instruments PLAYER PIANO, mahogany; in perfect condition; owner must sell; bargain for someone. Call Wash. 3*267. • PLAYER PIANO, trade or sell; $5 down $2.60 week. Call Randolph 4221. Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKS, utility* and fancy, 12 and 15c; ducklings, 30c: goolings $1.50. Also brooder chicks and ducklings at Thorntown. Ind. Boyers Hatchery. 34 N Del. Tele., Riley 5470. BABY CHICKS: assorted varities, $1 per doz. JANSEN POULTRY FARM, 131 E. Washington. Lincoln 8820. GERMAN POLICE DOG; fern.: for sale; sls. Ev.. 6-8. 444 Butler Ave. Irv. t Money to Loan LOANS 2% WHY PAY MOKE! Loans on furniture Hi net cent belo the legal rate. Lowest rate in city. In diananolis Public Welfare Loan Associa tlon 330 Occidental Bide. Mam 0229 Southeast corner Washington and. iliinoia. Loans vita other compantea paid ok.

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Money to Loan HOUSEHOLD LOANS $lO to S3OO This corporation Is OPERATED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE STATE OF INDIANA and provides a place where you may borrow from $lO to S3OO in a dignified businesslike manner without paying more than the legal rate of interest or without being imposed upon in any way. YVc do not notify your employer, neither do we make inquiries of friends, relatives or trades people. You get the money in a few hours' time and without having any one sign your note. If you are unable to call in person at our office, phone us or write us and our representative will call at your home. If in a Hurry Phone Main 2923 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (FOURTH FLOOR) Corner of PimhiujUvania and Wash. St. Entrance II £. Washington St. LOANS - S2® TO s3o® QUICK SERVICE—CONFIDENTIAL 1 to 20 Months to Repay Interest Charged tor Time Used WE I.OAN ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 14114 E. Washington St. MA in 0585. I.in. 7181. Small P.ym.nt. Furniture, Pianos and Autos Our Plan Will Please You Columbia Loan Company Lin. 0335. 152 D. Dela. St. WE BUT REAL ES I AIE CONTRACT S ON '.ndlanapoJiit Ttnd Marion County property from titlehofiiers Mr Fry. THE WASHINGTON COM PANY. 257 W Washington St Main 6792 FURNITURE LOANS—$lu TO 3tio LEGAL RATES POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION ROOM 613, 100 E MARKET ST PHOn E MA INJ27S Loans on Personal Property and Diamonds. AMERICAN LOAN CO 317 HANKERS TRUST CO. MAIN 21*83. AUTO ACCOUNT'S REMNAM EASY TERMS MARION FINANCE CO LIN 1681 207 (IIIARANtV bum) MONEY to loan on r-ai . -Utto mortgage*. Ft. B. YVJLSON 1101 New Citv Trust Bide Lin. HI 04 _ Coat ana Wood GOOD COAL IS GOING UP Spr**ial Pipf>uiii mi Vi Mir Winter Snnplv. KINDLING WITH KACII TON Best Vj. bk.. 0-in. .'e.-iii fkd \s6.:.n R<-t Va. 9x(l t*>. or '!\l t*gg fkd t 1.25 P<*vt K. Ky.. A in. bU . i-'nin fkd A.75 Bent Ind.. A in. Ip.. i*lrn. fkd 6.50 npMt Pim .* Red Ahh tnone better!... *.ot) Citizens coke, all izcs D.CS Gen. Glendora all M/.e*. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexei 4A21. 1010 Bluff. It will pay von to vi*it our yard and the <liffe-cinM in good coal. Summer Prices in Effect Now! Rcthel Coal Cos. DRex. 5200. 223 Caven St JOHNSON BAIN COAL CO 3.V1 YV RAY DREXEI, Him. _l SI MMER PRICES. ' .1 &I.CO AI, CO. 1 205 nn.V 'IK. UA N "471 Auto Supplies and Repairs

USED TIRE Specials HIGH PRESSURE Each 30x31/2 $2.50 31x4 . $3.00 and $4.00 32x4 $3.00 and $4.00 33x4 $3.50 34x4 $4.00 32x4 1 /> $4.00 and $5.00 33x41/0 $4.00 and $5.00 33x5 $4.00 and $5.00 BALLOONS Each 29x4.40 $2.00 and $3.50 30x5.25 $4.00 31x5.25 $3.50 and $5.00 30x5.77 $3.50 and $5.00 32x6.20 $3.50 and $5.00 33x6 $3.50 and $5.00 31x4.95 $3.00 and $4.50 33x4.95 $3.00 and $4.50 Also Many Other^Sizes Mail Orders Filled Dealers Wanted Special Discount ROGERS TIRE £ HOP 3117 W. Washington BElmont 4300 SL\V amu useti parts, accessories, nres suu batteries tor practically every make of car tor less Satisfaction guaranteed CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO H2l-23 N IlliPOia Main 0090 WE carry the most complete liue of good used tires in the Middle West. 11l highpressure. balloons and pneumatic tires _ ROGER'S TIKE SHOP. 3117 W. Washington, Bel. 4300. USED TIKES. V. holesale and Retail. L. SELIG A SON. 23 S. East AUTO GLASS replaced by expert. 19 S. Senate Auto Glass Rep Cos. ’ Ma. 0484. Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for your car or voui equity. L WOLF AUTO CO. Lin 4515. 681 N CapltOi • Sk.o CAKS ‘ hoiisht anc sold tXH.I' apni .> W Careicl Mam WANTED DUMP TRUCK. 1415 W. 34th 6T. RAN. 1061.

Motorcycles and Bicycles MOTORCYCLE; Ace. 4-clinder. Just repaired. in first class running shape, bargain; owner going away. J. Wildman, 12a8 W, Wash, St. t> Automobiles tor Sate MAY CLEARANCE SALE We must reduce our stoek of used cars and to do so we have cut the price to the. bone on all our cars. We have unquestionably the best bargains in the city. Most all makes and models. All prices to select from. Carl H. Wallerich, Inc. 314-20 X. Del. LI. 5588 FOLLOW THE CROWD WHY? LOWEST PRICES. LOWEST TERMS. Dow-n ID2G OVERLAND 0 H1..5125 I!*LV* HUDSON COACH. .$125 1925 FORD ROADSTER.. *:‘>o 1924 DODGE TOURING.. 192:: DODGE TOURING.. $)0 1924 FORD*TUDOR 4." 1923 FORD FORIMIR S4O 1924 CHEV. 1 PASS .... S4O i 192:1 .1 E\VKTT TOURING *6.~> , 1924 FORD DEL. TR.... S:IS MANY HAVE NEW PAINT, TIRES AND BATTERY. STATE AUTO CO. ( AKL L. LOMATCH GEN. MGR. TWO STORES j X. CAPITOL. LIN. 7:101 j 92") VIRGINIA. DR. 4226 OAKLAND PONTIAC DEALERS. BARGAINS AT OAKLEY’S lfl’Jrt Oakland 4-door looks like new. MP’rt Empx roach: fully ©quipped, i P*J5 f)Y<rlanl H Deluxe widim: new motor. 1026 Willya-Knirht aeilan; driven 8.000 niilea; ear looka new- fully equipped. 1075 Hudson coaeh; new l)ueo. 1075 Overland sedan: rebuilt motor. 1075 Uhevrolf-t coupe, look a like new. |1075 N**w Ford eouiif; wire wheel*: fully " 'Hiuibped. 1071 Foni tudor: n n’a! Vuy. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1003-05 8. Meridian. Drexei 4743. KflSjA jjlgjjflgM €k FORDS—USED YVc ugually liave wliat you want in an.v model: 50 to 100 ears to choose from: price* are right: most ear* guaranteed ami newly painted in pyroxlylin: gatisfartory terms. The Frank Hatfield On., authorized Ford dealer. 625 N. Capitol Avo. MA. 4708. Open evenings and Sunday.

. Stop at 1525* 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 YVONDERFUL CONDITION. Locomobile LINCOLN 4515. 1525 N. MERIDIAN. DODGE TOURING Excellent shape; only $125, See this one and you'll buy. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. 1995. FORD FORDOR In A-l condition. A real buy for only $195. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. 1995. FORDS Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. FORDS AND CHEVROLETS. CLOSED CARS. $25 DOWN. SEE THIS LINE-UP AT ONCE, P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. NASH 4-PASSENGER COUPE A dandy running automobile. A bargain at $225: terms or trade. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST, LI. 1995. LATE 1926 DODGE lie Luxe sedan: looks like new. Call Ma, 1929, Mr. McDowell. STAR CARS! Ail models and prices from $76 to SBOO. Repainted, good tires and reconditioned. Make us an offer. MATTOX MOTOR SALES 1001 N. MERIDIAN. LI. 1177. MID-WEEK SPECIALS 1924 Chevrolet Coupe. $176.* 1920 Ford Roadster. $225. 1926 Ford Touring. $225. WEST WASHINGTON SALES 720 YV. Wash, St.. Main (1409. NASH 6 touring. 1924; excellent condition. Sacrifice for quick sale. Drex, 0212. Dodge 4-Door Sedan, 1926 Only Seven Months Old Guaranteed car. Price S7OO. S2OO cash, balance $37.15 for 16 months. This car has 5 years’ service in it. Why pay more? Equitable Securities Cos. Riley 6583. Garage, 218 E, New York. GUARANTEED used Ford on easy terms or trades. C. 0. AVARNOCK ' FORD touring; balloon tires, heater, like new; 8200. Web. 1951-M, NASH 6-cyl.. 4-pass, sport: fine condition; 2 spare w-heels: $600: reasonable terms. Owner in Far East. Irv, 3404, Irv. 2673. CHEVROLET. 1923 coupe: good tire*; good paint: looks and runs fine; a bargain at $125: easy terms STONE CHEVROI.ET CO.. 525 E. Washington, TUCKS WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

Automobiles for Sale \ FORDS AT GIVE - AWAY PRICES 5 ROADSTERS $25 TO $250 14 TOURINGS $25 TO $250 15 SEDANS SSO TO S4OO 21 COUPES SSO TO S4OO EASIEST TERMS IN THE CITY OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P. M. Indianapolis . AUTO EXCHANGE Incorporated 732 E. Waslhiinigtoini Street LI. 4366—L1. 4367 OUT THEY O'"! We are disposing of our entire stock of reconditioned oars at greatly reduced prices, consisting of the following ears. STUTZ VERTICAL 8 SEDAN. NEW - \ R GUARANTEE. STUTZ VERTICAL 8 BROUGHAM STUTZ VERTICAL 8 ROADSTER. 1025 STUTZ 6 BROUGHAM 1955 STUTZ 6 SEDAN. 1924 STUTZ 6 SEDAN, ifi'.'t NASH 6 SJSOAN. 1924 M YRMON SEDAN. 1926 OVERLAND TOURING And many other popular makes. Your car in trade. Terms on balance. Stiltz Indianapolis Cos. 9f>7 N. Meridian. Riley 4922. LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS IN USED FORD COUPES 1923 Coupe, Ford $ 8.3.00 1924 Coupe, Ford 130.00 1924 Coupe, Ford 165.00 1924 Coupe, Ford 175.00 1925 Coupe, Ford 185.00 1925 Coupe, Ford 195.00 1925 Coupe, Ford 200.00 1925 Coupe, Ford ..... 235.00 1926 Coupe, Ford 300.00 These cars are priced -right and can be bought on easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO. 525 E. Washington

WE HAVE Five Tourings For $75.00 Each. Three Tourings For $50.00 Each. Two Coupes For $35.00 Each. Others From - ~ $100.00? to $900.00. CAPITOL OVERLAND OPEN NIGHTS—SUNDAY CAPITOL AND MICHIGAN $20.00 DOWN 1923 Ford Coupe $75 1924 Chevrolet Touring SBS 1924 Ford Touring S6O 1921 Ford Sedan SSO 1923 Star Touring. / Several Others. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917 Virginia Ave. Essex Coach, 1927 Model Not the Super-Six Essex Nictel radiator, aterl body: suarantr<d car. Looks and runs like new. Price $550. $l5O cash, balance $29.93 for 10 months. Equitable Securities Cos. Garage. New York. Riley 6583. 1924 STUDEBAKER BIG 6 SPEEDSTER NEW SPORT. DUCO PAINT. NEW TIRES. LOTS OF EXTRAS. A REAL CAR FOR ONLY $695.00. ARMACOST 209 W. NORTH ST. NASH. T-passeiigcr sedaji: new paint: mechanical condition: for sale by owner; $lB6 CUb. JOHN SAUNDERS. We. 4367.

Automobiles for Sale BARGAINS 1926 Nash Coach. 1925 Nash Touring. 1926 Oakland Coupe. 1926 Paige Brougham. 1925 Essex Coach. 1926 Overland Standard Sedan. 1925 Overland 4-door. 1926 Overland Touring. 1924 Overland Sedan. 1925 Overland Coupe Sedan. 1926 Ford Coupe. 1924 Ford Coupe. W 26 Ford Roadster (several.) Several Others. Your Car in Trade. sl6 Month on Late Models. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917-23 Virginia Ave. 1925 OVERLAND COUPE - Good paint and tires; car is in fine shape. Bargain at S3OO. CENTRAL BUICK ICO W, North St. Lin. 1995. DODGE COUPE. BUSINESS MAN’S. $75 DOWN. EXTRA FINE CONDITION. SEE THIS ONE. P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. 450 N. CAPITOL AVE. DOYVN TOWN HUDSON-ESSBX DEALERS WE DO NOT BUY OR SELL CARS We bring owners and buyers together. This saY-fg all extra expense, giving onr customers benefit. If you have oars to sell. We have cash buyers. Buyers! Let us help you find your cars at bargain I INDIANA AUTO BROKERAGE CO.. 407 Fidelity Trust Cos. Riley 101‘L Jewett Coaeh, 1925 In A-l condition throughout. A real bargain at our low price; $650 takes it. Geo. B. Ray, Tnc. 1110 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday. 1925 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN Here is a car that can’t be told from new. The motor is in A-l condition. Wonderful buy at $895. ARMACOST 209 W. North St. 1922 CHEVROLET S. B. SEDAN Running order; tires fair; $75 for a quick sale. LONG AUTO SALES 1114 N. MERIDIAN. LIN. 6865, YVE BUY second lianu autos and junk oars: anv model. Main CIQ6 after 6 p. m, LATE 1926 FORD Roadster: bargain lor muck sale. Terms, Ran, 0265. FRANKLIN touring, perfect condition; $400; also motor boat SBS, like new. 1267 S. YVest. Drexei 3233. BUICK 6: SBS; five good tires: winter incloaur*. Drex. 6686 DODOE touring. 1916; used very little; good mechanically. 1328 Uoliege. ( HKVROI ET. 1974: I mss coupe; extra good tires; good paint: good clean car all through: far above the average car: $275: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 fe. Wash. CHEVROLET 192* sed.-in: good tires; good paint: clean upholstering: a real bargain <175: easy terms. STONE CHEVROt.ET CO.. 640 K. Washington. Bl'li'K 6: t-pass. coupe; motor needs some work: will s<4l cheap. I.in, 1.Q41, Trucks 2'i-TON Truck: Ruda motor. Timkin axel, fine --hape. s2flu. Konwood 5728. FORD ton truck, late 1926: starter. closed cab: extra wide slake body: cannot be told from new: down payment. SIOO. SMITH A- MOORE, 628 S. Mcridian St. Main 6650. RECONDITIONED TRUCKS. VARIOUS KINDS AND SIZES. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT. 1188 KENTUCKY AVE, MAIN 2809, RKO trunk for sale cheap. PURITY* BAKERIES. 957 YV. New York St.

Legal Notices NOTICE OF C. P. A. EXAMINATION The 'tatr Board of Certified Account nnt of Indiana will hold an examination in the HoilPe and Senate Chambers of the state Houpe. Indianapolis, t’ndiana. Thursday and Friday. May 19th and 20th. for applicants who desire to practice as Certified Public accountant*. Said examination will be eondueted under tho plan of cooperation with the American Institute of Accountants of New York. Tlie hours assigned to the subjects arc follows: May 19th, 9 A. M.-12:30 P. M.—Auditing*. 1 P. M - H.OO P. M.—Accounting:, theory and practice, Part 1. May 20th. 9 A. M.-12:30 P. M.—Commercial law 1 P. M.- 6:90 P. M.—Accounting, theory and practice, Part 17. Application, together with locos $25 should be tiled with the Board on or before April 30. 1927. Candidates who failed at the November (19201 examination, may t„- re-examined at the May it 927) examination, without payment of additional fp-, provided their first appearance wav at tho November (1926i examination. Candidates who failed previously in more than one subject must be re-ex-amined in all subjects. Candidates who failed in one subject only, must be re-examined in said subject during the hours assigned lor said subject. All such candidates who failed at previous examinations should notify the Board on or before April 30. 1927. whether or not they desire to be re examined. No further notice will be given candidates. LAWRENCE F. ORR. President. WALTER G. OWENS. Secretary. GREEN BERRY - G. LOWE. Treasurer. INDIANA STATE HIGHYVAY COMMISSION DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION, ROAD DEPARTMENT. NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS April 27, 1927. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the construction of certain highways described as follows will be geceived by the Director ot the State Highway Commission at his office in the Statehousc. Indianapolis. Ind.. until 10 a. m. on the 24th day of May. 1927, at which time they will be publicly opened and read. Project number, location, miles follow: F. A. 95 B, State Roar] No. 41. Terre Haute-Chicago Road, Roswell, South Benton and Warren Counties; 8.874 miles. S. P. 537 B. State Road No. 41. Terre Haute-Chicago Road. 1 mile south of Morocco to 1 mile north ot Enos. Newton County; 7.273 miles. „ S. P. 637 C, State Road No. 41. Terre Haute-Chicago Road. 1 mile north of Enos to Lake Village, Newton County; 7.278 miles Bids will be received for three types of paY’ement oil the above projects: brick, bituminous concrete and concrete, as shown on plans and described In standard specifications. The State will furnish cement lor the above listed, projects. Project No. 113; location. State Road No. 56. Salom-Seottsburg Roqd, 5 miles northeast of Salem to 6 miles west of Scottsburg. Washington and Scott Counties: 8.656 miles. Bids on the above project will bo received for grading and structures only as shown on plans and described in standard specifications. The contractor will furnisli cement on the above listed project. Proposal blanks and specifications may be obtained free, and all plans upon payment of $5.00 per set. upon application to the State Highway Commission. Indianapolis, Ind. There will be no refund for plana returned. Plans may also be seen free at the office of the State Highway Commission at 16 N. Senate Ave., Indianapolis. Contracts will be awarded to the lowest amj best bidder, but the right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Bidders shall file bonds with their proposals as provided by taw. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Director. May 4. 11. 1927. EX-HOOSIER ON TRIAL l)r. George Reavis Charged With Murder at Goochland, Va. lln United Press GOOCHLAND, Va., May 4.—Dr. George Reavis, 60, formerly of Lafayette, Ind., widely knoYvn physician of Goochland County, xvent on trial here today charged with the murder of Lacey, 35, member of a prominent family. Lacey Mas fatally shot while returning home from a funeral March 2. Dr. Reavis’ defense will* be that he fired in the dark to frighten Locey off the premises without intending to hit him. Lacey had been difinking and stopped at Rcavis' home in quest of "medicine," the physician declares.

MAY 4, 1927

COOK STATES GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS STATUS* Pan-American Commercial Conferees Hear Significant Speech. Bn United Press WASHINGTON, May 4.—President Coolidge laid down liis doctrine ol Government’s relations to business in a speech at the pan-American commercial conference here last night. “Under free governments," he said, “trade must be free and to be of permanent value It ought to be independent. Under our standard we do not expect a government to support trade; we expect trade to support the Government. “An emergency or national defense may require some different treatment, but tinder normal conditions, trade should rely on its own resources, and should therefore belong to the province of private enterprise." Significant Utterance FolloYving closely upon protectiYo measures taken in behalf of American enterprises in Nicaragua, China and Mexico, the statement held added significance. It was the second Coolidge speech on foreign policy Within ten days. The first was an appeal to the press delivered at the United Press Associations’ dinner in New York. Hast night’s speech directed to American business. Likewise the address marked a second step in the “campaign of education” Coolidge is carrying on in explanation of his foreign policies, answering the somewhat blistering criticism leveled against them by some forces in Congress just prior to the Alarch adpournment. Opposes Harsh Course Again Coolidge stressed his desire to be of help to the smaller republics of tho Americas. They have found liere the chief market for their rate materials, and we have found in them a consuming agency for absorption of manufactures. Hence, he maintained, our PanAmerican relations should not be carried on in a. harsh business way, but in a spirit of mutual interdependence. “Our associates in the Pan-Ameri-can Union all stand on an absolute equality with us,” Coolidge said. “JL is the often declared and established policy of this Government to use its resources not to burden them, but to assist them; not to control them, but to cooperate witli them. “We must cooperate in the advancement of the Pan-American Union through mutual helpfulness, mutual confidence and mutual forbearance."

ZONE BEES TO . SELECT CHAMP!? | (Continued From Page 1) ! spelling bee. There a. first prize ot I SI,OOO in gold Is offered, while $1,500 I will he distributed among other coni testants. Eighty In Running I : Only eighty boys and girls of the I more than 20,000 who entered the ] first city spelling beo remain in the running. Only 648 survived the first round os grade winners, Yvhlle the Liext bee reduced the number of conI testants to building c-haniplons. The ! eighty spell tomorroYV in the city | finals. When the city spelling committee set about to select words for the zone I contests they listed the ones that had been mis-speled in grade and building contests. The list numbers about 1,500. Word lists, sealed and under lock in the office of Miss Flora Drake, assistant superintendent who is directing the spelling program In the schools for The Times. She will issue the lists to eight principuals who Yvill serve as pronouncers. No prlnciI pal will pronounce in the contest in the zone in Yvhich she teaches. Skip Misspelled Words j Should one word be misspelled, it | will not be immediately pronounced ito the next speller. The pronouncer, j however, may use the word later misspelled words will be listed i that purpose. I The contests will start in each of I the eight zone centers at 9 a. nt. ! Thursday morning and will continue orally until the zone champions are selected. Teachers have been appointed to judge the contests. Should the word list become ex hausted, principles will begin pro j nouncing from the back of the Me i Call speller, from which all word ' have been selected. Rest intervals will be given th> | spellers in each zone, i Final instructions to principals h ! charge of each zone bee will be giver hy Miss Drake at a meeting at 4 7 o’clock this evening, when zone asignments will be made. The Zone Centers j Following are the zone centers: No. I—Building 60, Bell SchoO' 3300 N. Pennsylvania St. , No. 2 —Building 45, Woollo: School, 2301 Park Ave. No. 3 —Building 50, Hawthorne School, 73 Belle Vieu. No. 4—Building 6, McCulloch School, Cl 2 W. Washington St. No. s—Building 8, Fletcher School, 520 Virginia Ave. No. 6—Building 39, McKinley School. 801 State St. No. 7—Building 55, Washington School, 1675 Sheldon. No. B—Building 3, Mott School, ,/3 N. Rural St. The first speller in the first zone is Richard Foutz, champion of Bell School. He's just 11 and a sixth grade pupil. Theater Men Strike Bu Time* Special KOKOMO, Ind., May 4.—Nonunion motion picture operators were on duty in six theaters here today, following a strike of union operators. Dissatisfaction over anew contract offered them was blamed.