Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 339, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1927 — Page 10

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Death Notices CRAIG. LYDIA O.—Beloved wife of Marion Craig, mother of Julian O. Witham of Indianapolis and Everett D. Witham of Cplumbus. Ohio, passed away at the Indiana Christian Hospital Sunday. May 8. at 4:30' a. m. Funeral at the Englewood Christian Church Tuesday. May 10. at 10 a. m. Burial Mason, Ohio. Wednesday. 1 p. m. Friends may call at Shirley Bros, chapel. 946 N. Illinois St., after 1 p. m., Monday. ;_ LrAGUE. ELLEN—Of 58 E. Ray St.. widw of Thomas Tague, died Saturday. May R. at the M. E. Hospital. Funeral Tuesday. May 10, at 8:30 a. m. at J. J. Blackwell & Son’s funeral parlors. 026 N. Capitol Ave. Services at St. John's Church at Pa. m. Friends invited. Card, of Thanks rfiutD OF THANKS—We thank all our (J friends, neighbors, relatives. Rev. Trin■to and Shirley Bros, for their floral offerings. kindness and sympathy given us durante the illness and death of our mother, Kgmanda Long. THE CHILDREN. Funeral Directors ' fw. T. BLASENGYM gi Main office. 2226 Shelby St. 3S-~ - Drexel 2570. BERT S. GADD. fl' 2130 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 5307. r. George Grinsteiner ! Funeral director. 622 E. Market. Main 0908. UNDERTAKERS. pBl N, DELAWARE* T:TUS 'MATN 3680. , KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1402 N. Illinois St. „ , Main 1154. Res.. Bel. 3860-B 1 Lost and Found (ARTICLES found on Indlanapolia street cars: BOSTON BAG 1 PAIR GLASSES 2 SMALL PURSES 2 PACKAGES Main 2737 feRINDLE and white bull: child’s pet. Name “Barney.” Rew. DRfrX. 5468. fcANARY lost; in neighborhood of 3500 College Ave. and Fairfield. Finder please return to 3514 College or call Washington 1010. FOR neck piece, dark brown; lost between Star Store, Military Park, Main 0100. JosT—Lady’s Gruen wrist watch Saturday morning on Rural and 21st. St. bus. or betewen Circle Theater and L. 8. Ayres. Reward. Ca 1 VVEb. 58nl-W. PUP —White iox terrier, strayed near 38th and Winthrop: brown markings: name Pal. Reward. Wash, 4317, Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY: COLLFGE; our graduates pass state examinations easily. 203 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 5748 & boo 9. CHRISTENSEN Sonool ol Popular Music Piano, harmony and ah dance orchestral Instruments. 100 Pembroke Arc. Ri. 38JOSpecial Notices IF Y'OU have domestic troubles, why live in doubt: we get the true facts. STATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. Phones: Lin*. 5482. Lin. 4002. Why guess when it costs less to know. _ Business Announcements AUTO GLASS replaced by expert. 19 S. Senate Auto Glass Rep Cos. 0484. BUILDING, remodeling, repairing, enrages built: quick service: reas. Web. 68/8-M. ‘ CINDERS—S3 LOAD Sand, gravel and driveways. DRex. 1010. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement brick work. Dr. U 736. EXPERIENCED landscape gardener wants work by contract. W. J. FEEBECK, 322 Mill Race St. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated; feather mattresses and piHows made. B. F. BURKLE, 416 Mass. Main 1428. GENERAL contractor; plastering and stuc--130; small and large jobs. Ran, 5847. GRADING, sodding, excavating and hauling. Web. 3001. &A.WN MOWERS: sharpened and repaired; shears and edge tools sharpened. H. A. PAUM. 43 Virginia Ave- Main YIBB. PAINTING, inter, exter.; comp. ins. HENDRIK DINKLA, Est, 1902, We. 2682-W, Fainting and decorating; installments. i Crawford-Walker Cos. Lin, 2271 or 5660. J’AINTING: high class work, guar. M. R. „ ALVIS. 3029 Northwestern. Ran. 6349. PAPER CLEANING: SI room; 10 yrs. exp. BEAUPRB & PAYNE. Drexel 6319. I>APER CLEANING. $1 per room and up. , Drexel 6403. CAPER CLEANING; hanging; samples shown: paper furn; 84.50 rm. We. 0318. ■ PAPERHANGING. ' IMMEDIATE SERVICE. RILEY 1294, PAPER cleaning, paint washing; hardwood •floors; work guaranteed. Drex, 2099-J. i*LUMBING. cash or easy payment. CHAS. * KOEHRING. 822 Virginia Ave. Plumbing and heating contractor; gas flitting & repr. Ir. 1484, L, V, Miltesell, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. FOR ACCU- * RATE AND NEAT WK. CALL RI, 1426. REPAIRS and improvements of all kinds on monthly payments. VAN TREESE. Xin. 5050. Eve.. Drex. 5215. RUGS, 9x12: thoroughly cleaned; $2! CONNOR RtlG CLEANER. WEB. 6915. fcUG AND CARPET CLEANERS. W. N. FLY RUG CO. “The Best is the Cheapest. 2126 Martindale. Ken. 4042. RUG oxl2 THOROUGHLY CLEANED 82 Superior Rug Cleaners. Ken. 4462. * CALL BALL THATS ALL, Reasonable not seasonable prices for food Dry Cleaning. _ „„„„ §534 E. Wash. Yrv. 0131. ATTENTION FAPERHANGING: CLEANING; PRICES ytEASONABLE. DREXEL 6844. Storage and Transfer J(^^^WWWS/WWWS/VWWWS/WWV\ ESTABLISHED 1895. Packing, hauling and storage. Low Brices8 rices on city and overland hauling. Phone s for estimates. OTTO J. SUEZ. Main 3628-2353. Webster 4579-0699-W. COAL and feed, transfer, general hauling. W. E- Rodocker. 821 E. 64th St. Wa. 4433. Help Wanted—Male i SIX used car salesmen to sell used cars. [ Armacost Automobile i Cos., Studebaker Dis- [ tributors. Apply 209 [ W. North. Chester S. i Armacost. SEVERAL ambitious young men 23 years and older to learn the fundamentals of salesmanship. Evening classes. No obligation and entirely without cost to you. See 'Mr. Tait, 832 N. Meridian St., 10 to 12 a. m. or 7:30 to 9 p. m. These classes under auspices of the Artnacost Automobile Cos. LOCATION FOR PAPER HANGER AND PAINTER. 3321 E. TENTH ST.

Help Wanted—Male MEN for distributing circulars: old employes with clean record preferred. Report at once 115 S. CAPITOL 3 NEATLY dressed men with business experience, to assist manager iff doing good special publicity work on Cosmopolitan and Good Housekeeping. Paid weekly. Apply MR. WALHF.R, 410 Odd Fellow Bidg. SALESMAN—Live, wide-awake man to handle our “flashy-ad” electric cigar lighter. Wire or write. UNION MFG. CO.. 912 Maecabees Bldg., Detroit. Mich. PAINTERS WANTED Call at 125 Palmer St, Help Wanted Female We are looking for a woman of refinement over 28 desirous of bettering herself ami capable of filling an important sales executive position. Sales ability, enthusiasm and willingness to work hard are essential qualifications. Position offers an exceptionally attractive opportunity to learn one of the best paying professions and to connect with one of the largest publishing companies in the country. Strictly salary proposition, no traveling. If you are now employed and firmly believe that you can fiM this position, write telling all about yourself, age, married or single, education," sales experience if any. executive experience, all other business experiences, name at least three business references. Write Box C-101. care of the Times. more for home than wages. Call rear 1022 E. Ohio. LOCATION FOR MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKER. 3321 E. TENTH ST, Situations Wanted Male ACCOUNTING, bookkeeping; pars time work for firms who do not require full time service; graduate accountant; best of city references; reasonable terms. Drex. 2173-W. EXPERIENCED farm hand with small family wants work on farm. House furnished. 1002 Bates St. ■ ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper; 15 years' experience in various lines of business; best of city references, Drex. 2173-W. CEMENT finishing; non-union; sodding and grading; truck driving. RI. 2154. JANITOR work or housecleaning. Lin. 6145. SHEET metal work; 12 years experience in own business, Web. 3808, BUTLER, colored, with good references and experienced in housework, M. 6567. Situations Wanted Female HALF-DAY work by week; no Sunday work, Riley 6557. GERMAN Catholic woman wants day work. DRex. 2711. 1927 S. Delaware. LAUNDRY WORK; EXPERIENCED. CALL FOR AND DELIVER. RAN, 4950. WASHING and ironing or cleaning by experienced woman. Riley 1946. LAUNDRY work called lor and delivered. Irv. 2373. WASHINGS to bring home by experienced colored lady. Ken. 2938. MANUSCRIPTS and general typing; guaranteed; called for. Lln. 6938. Rooms for Rent BLVD. PL.. 3124: lovely rm. priv. mod. home; reasonable, Har. 4592-J. CENTRAL, 2507: well furn. rm. in priv. home; gentleman. Ref. Ken. 5936. CENTRAL AVE.; nicely furnished room, private family. Ran. 4257, COLLEGE. 1403: attractive iront rm.: pri. home; gar,; breakfast opt. RI. 1415. DEL. N., 406; Apt. 17; lovely front rm., adj. bath: 2 mpn or couple. Riley 2527. DELA., N. 2811; attractive rm. for 2; priv. home; meals optional. Har. OH3I-W. EAST. N„ 839; modern sleeping rooms, $2.50 to $5: gentlemen pref, Lin. 4605, ILLINOIS. N.. 3040: desirable rm., suit 2; kitchen: pry, opt.: prv, home. Wa. 0715, LAUREL. 1229; attractive, mod. rm.; priv. home. DRexel 4433-J. OHIO. E., 1534; 2 nicely furnished rms.; private, modefn home' Lin. 4895. RURAL. 330 N.; attractive, modern room. Webster 6924. •SHELBY - ; 1412; mod., .nicely furn.: lady emp.; pri.; home priv,; reas. Dr. 5930-R. SHERMAN DR.. 109 N.; front rm.: mod.. pri. home; man; garage. Irv. 4577-R. WALNUT. W.. 120: lovely large front rm. for 5; walking distance. Lin. 9212. 13TH, E. 319: nice large rm.; suit, for 1 or 2; private home. Lin, ft. 724. ATTRACTIVE front room, widow s mod. apt., private porch; close in. Lin. 3749. = j Rent Housekeeping Rooms CAPITOL, N.. 2045: 4 completely furn. rms., private family, Har, 0649-W. DAVIDSON. N., 521; 2 unfurnished rooms on first floor, Riley 0703. EAST St., N„ 314; suite of 3 clean rms.; sink in kitchen. Riley 19Q0. JEFFERSON, N„ 414; room, kitchenette: in mod, home; downstairs: reasonable, MERIDIAN. N., 1137; rent, reason.: neat and clean: plenty hot water. Lin. 7438. NEW JERSEY. N„ 1102; Aurora Apts.; priv. home; gent or emp. lady. LI. 8450, NEWMAN, 1028; 2 mod. rins., completely turn,; priv. ent. Web. 2233, TALBOTT. N„ 2402: 3 RMS. AND KITCHENETTE; PRIV. ENT. RAN, 0817. WASH., W„ 1833; 2 rms. and kitchenette, with sink; SB. Bel. 1524, 15TH, E., 1048: furn. rmß., housekeeping; newly decorated; prv. ent. Riley 0003, 31ST., 1057 W.; 2 connecting rms.- for housekeeping: mod,; gift-. Ran. 2551. 2 MODERN rooms; hardwood floors; evcrything furnished. Lfn. 7957, Room for Rent With Board VWVWSVVWWVARSENAL, N.. 1107; room, board. Between Brooitside 10th cars. Web. 0861. BROOKVILLE RD.; lovely, airy rm; priv., mod, home; reasonable. Irv. 2713-R. CAPITOL, N., 1100; 2 large rms.; all modern: good location. Lin, 5108. IRVINGTON—LoveIy cool room for Bummer; $5 week; meals if desired. Irv. 4115. LEXINGTON. 1427; couple or 2 men to rm. and bd.; home privileges. DRex. 3374-J. CHILD to board; mother's care; good location. Riley 6049. . FRONT rm., newly furn., for 2; pvt. home, excellent meals; reasonable. Web. 0602. Houses for Rent BALTIMORE AVE.. 4421; 4 rooms; bathroom. garage; 818 per month; or will sell SSO cash, $25 per month. Riley 5250. BARTH. 1868: 6 rms., semi-mod. dble.; garage.; $25. Drexel 7250-J. CHARLES, 1404; six-room house; modern except furnace: newly decorated; 2 weeks rent free; $22, DRexel 0245, CHARLES, 1317; 3 rms.. semi-mod. cottage; relia. colored: reas. Dr. 2045-W. CORNELIUS. 4052: 5-room double, mod.; heat, water furn.; gar. Wash. 2166-W, DAWSON, 811; upper duplex; mod.; heat furnished; garage: yard; 830. RA. 6808. ENGLISH Ave., 1110; six rooms: electricity; newly papered: car space; sls, EWING, 1023; 6-room mod. double; 835. Adults. HOLMES. S.. 312: inquire 314 S. Holmes. 7 rms., hse. good con. Bel. 3552, MARKET. W„ 1304; 4-rm. house; electricity, gas and garages S2O. Bel. 0852. MARTINDALE. 1908; colored: 6 rooms; inside toilet; $25; water pd. Web. 7356. NORTH; 7 rooms: mod. double; garage; dandy porch; only S4O. Wash. 0938-M. NORTH, E., 2012; 6-RM. DBL., ST. PHIL--1P Nfeßl; 828. WEBSTER 2040-W. ROYAL, 4226; 4 rooms; semi-mod. double; porches; lovely yd.; gar.; $22.50. M. 0193. RUCKLE—SmaII semi-modern home with garage. Lln. 1933. SALEM, 3455: attractive 6 rm. mod. dble. Adults: only $35, Ran, 3025. SHELBY. 1811 : four rooms, semi-mod., garage: water pd.; only $22, SHEPARD ST., 819; 822: 4 rooms, bathroom, gas, water, sewer, inside toilet, or will sell; SSO cash, $25 per month. Ri. 5250, SOUTH SIDE: 4. 5,0, 7-room houses and store roflms. Cheap rent. T. M. WHITLOCK. 1523 Churchman Ave. Drex 3031-W S. WEST. 54014; two large rupms, $7 mo. Abbott, 500: house; three rooms; $lO month. J. S CRUSE REALTY CO. WHEELER ST., 2170: five rooms, half double, paved street, one sq. firightwood car. Rent 815. including city water, WOODRUFF PLACE. Middle Dr., 510; six rms., mod. dbl.: gar.: excel, condt.; clean ptd- pa., ready to move in: $45. We. 1050. COLORED 760 Elder; 4 rooms: inside toilet, electricity, water paid. Ran. 5858. 4 ROOMS: semi-mod., north side business' plaee; $lB. Rail. 1736. Apartments for Rent BEAUTIFUL Ambassador Apartments Southwest corner Pennsylvania and Pratt Street* FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED $57.50 to $125 Monthly $4.00 to $5.00 Daily. Several apartments available during May. Inspection invited, Riley 1371, ALABAMA, N.. 1644; upper duplex; three rooms, bath, private entrance; heat and water furnished. . ASHLAND & 04TH, Broad Ripple: 5-room all modern apt:, S3O mo. Call Mr. Stewart. Hum, 2626. ILLINOIS and 15th St., Dora Apts.; 6-room modern: S2O. Main 7157. RUCKLE. 2025; upper duplex; 6 rooms; garage: hot water heat. Harrison 2000. ST. CLAIR. E., 646: mod. lower duplex; heat and'water furn; good condition. WASH. ST.. E.. 2850: 4-rm. mod. apt; inadoor bed, good condt. Web. 4332.

Apartments for Rent 20TH. E„ 618: duplex; 4 rms.; porches. yard heat, water*; $35. Wash. 4256, 24TH and Illinois; 4 roams; modern: bath; good condition; S3O. Har. 1042-W. Suburban for Rent STOP 6%. Rockville Rd.: 2 suburban homes. Call for Mrs. Wampler. Houses and Flats Furnished CAPITOL, 2354 N.: completely furn. apt., 4 rms. and bath, garage. Ran. 2747. VALLEY AVE.. 1051: 3 rm. apt.: heat. It., gas; wa. pd.: adults: S3O. We. 5371-R. Cottages and Resorts MAURER summer cottages: plenty shade; screened porches: 69th and White River. Phone Riley 6518. 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 and bnsy north side corner: reasonable rent. Ran, 4622. Houses for Sale "^hanFhome^ 3547 E. Washington St. Will Be Sold at PUBLIC AUCTION Wednesday, May 11 . 3:00 P.M. Will Absolutely Be Sold to the Highest Bidder House contains 10 large rooms. 5 small rooms. 3 baths. 2 fine porches 11 inclosed), almost new hot air furnace, 2car garage. 8 full size lots wili bs included or will subdivide; 2 lots face Washingtn St.; 6 front on Brookville road. A cool house in summer and warm in winter Rented at present at SIOO per month. Tenant w/11 remain or give possession in sixty days. House was built af a cost of over $40,000 by the late John T. Brush, is clear of incumbrance and in first-class repair. Terms made known on day of sale. SHANK REALTY CO. OWNERS. Ora Biirlihardt, Auctioneer 1603 S. STATE AVE. EASY' TERMS. NEW 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. BRICK AND CEMENT PORCH. 1-CAR GARAGE. PRICE $4,150: NO BARRETT I,AW. SEE MR. FOX. FIEBER AND REILLY. REALTORS, 124 N. DELAWARE S*T. MAIN 6755. RES.. HUM. 1168. TEMPLE AY’E N., 2215. TERMS. NEW 5-ROOM MODERN STUCCO BUNGALOW. ONE CAR GARAGE. PAVED STREET. PRICE ONLY $4,000* NO BARRETT LAW. SEE MR FOX. FIEBER AND REILLY. REALTORS. 124 N. DELAWARE ST. MAIN 0755. RES.. HUM. 1168. WHY PAY RENT Buy like rent. Move right in. 3649 Stanton Ave.; $3.000; per mo. . S3O 3701 Stanton Are.: 53.200: per m0...532 728 Woodlawn; $2,600: per mo. .. . $26 1443 Bridge St.: $3,000: per mo *3O 1447 Bridge St : $3,000: per mo. . S3O Owner. J. F. SEXTON. Ken. 2286. Main 0438. SEE THIS SUNDAY 2 to 5 P. M. 1887 MANSFIELD AVE. Five-room. two-story modern Dutch Colonial. Full basement, two-car garage and other desirable features An extraordinary buy that can be handled with $250 cash. Balance monthly. Call Mr. Adler Main 0792. Evenings. Hum 2103. WHAT DO YOU THINK? A five-room bungalow, with room for bath and tub already in. sink and well in kitchen, brick and cement front porch, cement drive to good garage can he bought for SIOO cash and 830 per month One of the best buys West. See 547 3. Cole St. or call Mr. Adler, Main 0792. Evenings. Humboldt 2163. FOR SALE—Modern 7-room house north <d creek, for $8,500; bargain. R. B. WILSON. REALTOR 1101 New City TrusVßJdg. Lin. 0104;. eves.. Ran. 1244. S2OO STARTS YOU On 5 acres northeast, with anew five room story and half home; garage, electric lights, good highway and drainage. Has a future: s4l per month. Let me show you this Ma, QBO2. MR. EASTBURN. Try. 0215. 8100 CASH BALANCE EASY TERMS Six large rooms, nice lot, gas. water and brand new furnace. Close to Garfield Park. 2153 Ransdell Avenue. Make us an offer. Call J. A, DYDWAY. Mam 0792. SSO CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT Five large rooms; electricity, city water, sink in kitchen, large lot and nice porch. 342 Bontity Ave. Call J. A. DIDWAY Main 0792. „ ■ ’ HAVE 9-ROOM modern house, except furnace; in_l2oo block Brooksule Ave : subject to $2,500 first mortgage and some cash, will exchange for high priced late model closed car. Lin 5600, FLETCHER AVE.. 1527; 5-rm. home; small down payment; bal. $27.50 per month. STATE SAVINGS & TRUST CO. Main 5156, __ Web 4180. SPEEDWAY CITY Anew five-room home, basement, hot air furnace, bath: in other words modern. At only $3,675. See 4931 Ford St., or call Irv, 0215. MR. EASTBURN. PRICE REDUCED ON QUICK SALE Hamilton. N„ 350-352: modern double: i rooms a side, good condition; rent S6O. Owner. Terms. Drexel 0212. MODERN, 4 bedrooms, north of Washington St.; in the heart of Irvington. Will sell on good terms op trade for bungalow. east,, C, J. Osburn, 6184. THREE 5-RM. HSES; basement and furn.; $3,000, S3O down. S3O mo., if sold at onQe. 3837 English or Drex. 0380, EQUITY in 4-room house for sale; large lot; reasonable, Lin. 5577. COLORED: 6-room modern, 2800 Highla n<T; $4,500; 8500 rash. Har. 0403-R. CENTENNIAL, 828; 4-room bungalow; garage: will sell for equity. Bel, 2525-J. Lots for Sale yvsvwEQUITY in-lot on Bancroft St., near 13th St. Call Drexel 4218. BIG city lots, 140x160; raise chickens; garden; 85 gives possession. Ken. 5952. Farms for Sale FARM, 67 acres: Brood land; sale or trade __ At* A^ r p er . ty •. ! Vrite MK - ft- a. WASSON. 1J26 Arlington Ave., Steubenville Ohio. Suburban for Sale IQEAL CHICKEN FARM 2Vi acres, % mile northeast of Knightstown. 34 miles from Indianapolis. 8 rooms: excellent water inside house: lots of shade and fruit trees: barn; 2 corn cribs: 2 chicken houses- $2,500. MRS. EDNA SMALL. Knightstown, Or call Web. 0058-J. Real Estate for Exchange BEAUTIFUL 6-rm bungalow: built-in features: corner lot. in Irvington. Will trade equity for a good lot. east or north. Irvington 0683-. L TRADE YOUR LOT —As down payment. cottage, bungalow or double. Main 1576 Real Estate Wanted BUNGALOW, east or south, as the result of recent sales; we have a number of interested prospects for good, well located property priced around 85,000. Call THE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO., Lin. 5057, Res., Irv, 1559. tiuiLding and Contracting ATTENTION * WE ARE ABLE IN MOST INSTANCES. TO FINANCE GARAGES ON THE FOLLOWING Easy Terras 1- $1.50 to $3.00 PER MONTH. 2- *2.50 to SB.OO PER MONTH. 3- $3.75 to $10.50 PER IMONTH. YOU CERTAYNLY CAN NOT AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT. CALL US FOR PARTICULARS. ALSO GUARANTEED CEMENT WORK. Aj. g. BRIGHTMIRE CO. 1101 N. Capitol LI ncoln 7810. Evfes. Wash. 4890. WE WILL BUILD On your vacant lot if it is half or fully paid for. without any cash payment, or for a small cash payment we w* buy and build on the lot you select. Why pay rent? LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS, Realtors. 144 E. Ohio St. Main 3715, Residence, Irv. 0534-M. TIMES WANT ADS BRING. BUSINESS

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Building and Contracting HOMES built and financed on j-our lot or a lot of ours, and general remodeling of all kinds on payments. CIVIC REALTY. 136 N. Delaware. Lin. 5050. Business Opportunities FORD S NEW INDUSTRY will make many people wealthy. Free information on how you can obtain the full facts, which will give you an opportunity to profit in your own city by the starting of Ford’s new industry. Send two cent stamp and self addressed envelope to Donovan’s Economic Service. Lafayette Bldg., Detroit. LYKE-NU PAINT SHOP; lacquer and brush work equipment: poor health forces sale at once. See owner, 30 W. Vermont. 4th floor Plaza garage, Lin. 9587, CIGAR STAND; soft drinks and sandwiches. neat, attractive in large office building; heart of business section. Har. 3737-W. TUXEDO CLEANERS WILL SELL SSO takes every thing as it stands. Phone Webster 6577. Miscellaneous for Sale 'WWWAMWVVWVWWWWWv VW / ELECTRIC WASH- , ERS, IRONERS AND VACUUM CLEANERS Drastic reductions, amazing bargains in door 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 BABY' buggy, reed; almost new. Call Webstcr 6604. BEDROOM and breakfa-i room furniture; very reasonable. 3530 Balsam. Apt. 1. BED, small.: fumed oak library table and chairs: reasonable, DRexel 3409. BICYCLE. “Westing Arrow." new tires and new chain: very cheap. Ran. 0848. CASH REGISTERS scales, grinders, silvers rebuilt: guaranteed Fixtures all kinds SPRAGUE EX 22 W Ohio Main 0564 CINDERS, fine, small; sand, gravel; reasonahle prices. Drexel 2081. CONFECTYONERY fix'ures lor sale at bargain. 152 W, Udh St. DINING room table and sideboard; walnut. 1440 Broadway. FILING cabinet. 30 eteel drawers; real barvaln at $lO. Hum, 0457. FROCKS: 250 street and house samples: all kinds of piece goods left at wholesale price. If you want to save money attend tills sale. 32 E. Georgia St., Room 404. GAS RANGE, high oven, oven control; _ almost new. 2430 Stewart St. GAS RANGES, used, thoroughly overhauled: 510 and up. Delivered and eonnected Charles Koehring 882 Vir. Ave LIVING-ROOM, dining suite 12 pieces: massive type: genuine fumed oak; quarter sawed: leather upholstered: folded lied davenport: a good buy. Call Dr 0839. MALT; Hoosier. 79 cents; buckeye. 49 cents; Miller. 39 cents a can: bottle caps. 25 cent 9 Hoosier Malt-O-Dist. Cos.. 365 W. Wash. St. Main 2848, Delivery to ail parts city. SUIT, lady's blue tailored, site 42: excellent condition: $lO, Gall Web 3072-W. TARPAULINS—Buy your water-proof tarpaulins. canvas covers, ire rovers and tents from the largest stork and at the lowest priers in -the State. HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS CO.. 1302 W. Washington. COMPLETE sheet metal shop tools; for sale .heap. GEORGE F. DANKLEMAN. R R. 6. Box 633. Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus dothing. furniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others. Salv jtion Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Rilev 6622, 127 W Georgia. Musical Instruments PLAY'ER PIANO, trade or sell: $5 down 82.50 week. Call Randolph 4221. FINE reproducing grand piano (Weltcl: . good huy: very reasonable. Ran, 5686, S'IOLIN, junior size, and case: just like new: very reas. Beech Grove 158 R 3 Pets and Live Stock A*A******^WWWW**r—VOS* BABY CHICKS, utility and fancy. 12 and 15c: ducklings, 30c: goolings. 81 50. Also brooder chicks and ducklings at Thbmtown, Ind. Boyers Hatchery. 34 N. Del Tele.. Riley 5470, Money to Loan HOUSEHOLD LOANS $lO to S3OO This corporation is OPERATED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE STATE OF INDIANA and provides place where you may borrow from $lO to S3OO in a dignified business like manner without paying more than the legal rate oi 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. lou 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 Pennsylvania and Wash. Sts. Entrance 41 E. Washington St. TToanss2® TO s3o® QUICK SERVICE—CONFIDENTIAL 1 to 20 Months to Repay Interest Charged for Time Used WE LOAN ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. E. Washington -St. MAin 0585. Lln. 7184. Small Payments Furniture, I’ianos and Auto* Our Plan Will Please You Columbia Loan Company Lln. 6335. 152 D. Deia. St. WE BUT REAL ESTATE CONTRACT’S ON Indianapolis and Marion County property from titleholilere. Mr. Fry- THE WASHINGTON COMPANY, 267 W. Washington Bt. j Main 0792. LOANS 2% WHY PAY MOKE! Loans on.furniture I 14 per cent below the legal rate. Lowest rate In aty. In diansnohs Public Welfare Ixian Assume tion 330 Occidental Bid* Main 6229 Seufhcaet comer Washington and Illinois with nther nnirmanv** nW off FURJNITUKfc LOANS—SIU TO S3UO LEGAL RATES. POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION. BOOM ST

Money to Loan Loans on Personal Property and Diamonds. AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347 BANKERS TRUST CO. MAIN 2983, AUTO ACCOUNT'S REFINANCED EASY TERMS. MARION FINANCE CO. H.N 1681 207 GUARANTY fll-DO MONEY to loan on real estate mortgages. R. B. WILSON. 1101 New City Trust Bldg Lin. 6104. Coal and Wooa good^coatTis going up Special Discount on Your Winter Supply. KINDLING WITH EACH TON Best Va. bk.. 6-in. clean flul Best Va. 6x6 Ip. or 2x4 egg fk<l 6.2.> Best E. Ky.. 6-in. bk., clean fkii 6.75 Best Inc.. 6-in. Ip., clean, fkd 5.50 Best Poca 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 vou to visit our yard and tec the difference in pood coal. Summer Prices in Effect Now! Bethel Coal Cos. DRrx. 5200. 223 Cavrn St. JOHNSON BAIN COAL CO 359 W. RAY DREXEL 1010. POCO. LP. RED ASH $^.25 J. & L. COAL CO. 1205 ROACHE. RAN, 2471, Auto Supplies and Repairs NEW and used parts, aeeessories. ttres sna batteries for practically every make of car for less. Satisfaction guaranteed CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO S2l-23 N *lllinois Main 6090 WE carry the most complete line of good used tires in the Middle YVcst. In highpressure. balloons and pneumatic tires. ROGER'S TIRE SHOP. 3117 W. YVashington. Bel. 4300. USED TIRES, all sizes; big selection to choose from: most reasonable prices in town. 024 E. Wash. St. Lin. 2664. USED TIRES. Wholesale and Retail. L SELIG A SON. 23 S. East. Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for your car or your equity. 1. WOLF AUTO CO. Lln. 4816. 661 N. Capttni USED CABS bought ana sola GOLD BFRO '"•> N Capitol Main Vtt.MW Automobiles for Sale MAY CLEARANCE SALE We must reduce our stock of used cars and to do so we have cut the price to the hone on all our cars. j We have unquestionably the best bargains in the city. Most all makes models. All prices to select from. Carl H. Wallerich; Inc. 314-20 x: Del. LI. 5588 “iTaruains^ In Fords at Oakley’s */ Down. 1925 Ford coupe, new tire* $75 1924 Ford ludor, new tires, natural VOM wheels |7S 1924 Ford ooupo .>65 1924 Ford touring, Rndjo 1922 Ford touring *2O 1923 Ford eoupe $45 OTHER CARS IN STOCK 1926 Oakland sedan. 1925 Willys-Knijrht coupe sedan. 1925 Hudson coach, 1926 Essex coach. 1925 Overland sedan. 1924 Overland coupe. 1923 Haynes sedan. 1925 Overland roadster. 1924 Overland Bluebird. 1924 Packard touring, new paint CARS TAKEN IN TRADE. TERMS ON BALANCE. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. ______________ Drexel 4743. FORDS—USED We usually have what you want in any model: 60 to 100 cars to choose from: prices are right: most cars guaranteed and newly painted in pyroxlvlin: satisfactory terms. The Frank Hatfield Cos., authorized Ford dealer. 625 N. Cap itol Ave. MA. 4708. Open evenings and Sunday. Jewett Coach, 1925 Tn A-l condition throughout. A real bargain at our low price; $650 takes it. Geo. B. Ray, Inc. 1110 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday. STAR CARS All models and prices from $75 to SBOO Repainted, good tirca and -econditioned Make us au offer. MATTOir MOTOR SALES 1001 N. MERIDIAN. LI. 1177. t ... FORDS Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. OLD9MOBILE, 1924; 4-naspcnger "coupe; disc wheels, lots of equippmont: bargain. Cash or terms. HfirrisoriH2lß4. . -N \ CHEVROLET Totlrinx; perfect shape throughout; best buy in the city: SSO. INDIANA LOCOMOBILES CO.. 1525 N. Meridian. STUTZ, 4 passenger touring: ear in excellent shape throughout. 1525 N. Meridian. Late Model Used Cars Backed by 30-Day Guarantee 5-Day Free Trial ARMACOST Ford Sedans (3), $25 Down Youll make money on these; small weekly payments. P. B. Smith Auto Cos. Lln. 3603. 450 N. Capitol. Hudson and Essex Dealers. WE sell better used cars for less money. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO EXCHANGE, 730- E, Wash, GOOD used cars at bargain prices: buy where volume governs price. JONES WHITAKER SALES CO.. Capitol at Vcrmont. FORD 1926 roadster; good cord tires. good paint: looks and runs fine: a real bargain: $225. easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO„ 540 E. Washington. HUDSON SEDAN: FIVE PASSENGER. A-l CONDITION. WILL .SACRIFICE. PRIVATE OWNER. KEN. 6642.

Automobiles for Sale Ann Umumsyail Opportaßiity % presents itself to purchase slightly used Stutz Vertical 8s Due to the disposal of our factory branch to , private interests, Yve are closing out our stock of used cars at prices that will Siifprise You \ Sedans, Broughams traded in on neYv Challenger models. v Stutz Indianapolis Cos. 960 N. Meridian Phone Lincoln 7527 RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED USED CARS Down 192 ft Overland 6 Coach..slso 1925 Hudsotr,Coach $125 | 1924 Dodge Touring SSO j 1925 Ford Coupe SSO 1924 Ford Fordor $45 I 1924 Ford Coupe S4O 1924 {*!tudcbaker Coupe.. $55 Many Others STATE AUTO CO. 2 STORES j 535 N\ 'Capitol. 975 Virginia Ave. Uncoln 7301 Drexel 5226 • POWTIAC coach, 1926: guaranteed mr>chanically by us: price cut to s6.">o- - cash, balance $29.94 fer 10 months. Car only few months old. EQUITABLE SEURITIES CO. Gjirage, 21S E. New Y'ork Riley 5583. HUDSON coach. I have one that lias been used a rbprt time as a demonstrator, can be Bold for S6OO if sold soon MARION CHEVROLET CO.. John Burke. Lin. 5301. ESSEX coach. 1926; new Goodyear tires: motor first class; car must be sold to close an estate Sec me quick. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. John Burke, Lin, 5361. ‘FRANKLIN touring; perfect condition; $400: also motor boat. SBS, like new’. 12.57 S, West. Drexel 3233. FORD touring. 1920 type; tires, body, top and mechanically A-l. Look this one over. We will demonstrate at any time; $225: $67.50 down, balance weekly or monthly. The C O WARNOCK CO.. 810 E. Washington St.. Authorized Ford Dealcr Lfn. 8396, 1926 OAKLAND 4-DOOR SEDAN This car in A-l <*ondition throughout; origin.il paint A real bu.v for $79.. CENTRAL BUCK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. U. 1995. ESSEX COACH 1927 MODEL (Not the latest model) This automobile is in A-l shape. Price 8550, $l5O down balance $29.93 for 10 months. • EQUITABLE SECURIT] ES CO. Garace, 218 E. New Y'ork. Ri, 5583, 1924 FORD TUDOR In good condition throughout. Bargain 1 ? CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 VTt NORTH ST. LI. 1995. FORD COUPE SPECIAL 1924 Ford Coupe; nickel radiatog shell; 4 fine tires: lock wheekr" visor mirror: windshield wiper: ne..- top deck: excellent paint; direct from original owner: price reduced from $225 to less than $165; easy terms.! 525 E. Washington. STONE CHEVROLET CO. 1924 STUDEBAKER ROADSTER Exoellimt condition: rrflnis*hrd in blue lacquer: 5450. % CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 \V. NORTH ST. LI. 19951 EOUITY IN i 923 OAKLAND SPORT ROADSTER: CHEAP ITvIVATE OW.NKR. LIN. 6772, RAND, 5190, 1924 Ford roadster: 5 good cord tires; motor A1 : good top and curtains: $115: terms. SMTTH & MOORE 528 S. Mrririi.m St. Main 6650, CHEVROLET. 1925 touring; good balloon tires, several extras, good paint, a real good ear for $225: easy terms. STONE •CHEVROLET CO„ 540 E. Washington St. CHEVROLET 1926 coupe; good balloon tires, good all thru. low milage, let us demonstrate this ear; $425; easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO„ 640 E. Wash. BUICK Touring, 1922; Calif, top, ex'ellent eond.: $l5O. Must sell. Better hurry. Priv. owner 1242 W. 35th St„ Ha. 3332-W. BUYCK Touring, 1922 j Calif, top excellent eond.: 8160. Must sell. Better hurry. Priv. owner. 1242 W. 35th St. Ha. 3332-W, CH EVROLET—If you contemplate buying anew Chevrolet this year dr if thinking about trading your old car, I have a very interesting proposition to make you. Coaches, coupes, sedans, cabriolets, landeaus. tourings, roadsters. See John Burke. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. Lin. 5301. MID-WEEK SPECIALS 1924 Chevrolet Coupe. $175. 1026 Ford Roadster. $225. 1926 Ford Touring. $225. I WEST WASHINGTON SALES 720 W, Wash, St„ Main 0409. CHEVROLET. 1023 coupe: extra good tires, good paint, clean upholstering, a real good ear at a real price. Terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO. 625 E. Washington.

-SPRING— ' VALUES 1926 FORD SPORT ROADSTER $265.00 1923 HUP COUPE $195.00 1925 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN $865.00 1924 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN $785.00 1923 WILLYS-KNIGHT C. SEDAN... .$565.00 1923 OVERLAND SEDAN $165.00 . i —MANY OTHERS—AT CAPITOL OVERLAND AT * ' . CAPITOL AND MICHIGAN.

Automobile* for Sale CHEVROLET LANDAU, 1926 Good car guaranteed by us. Price cut to SSOO, $l5O cash, balance $26.33 for | 16 months. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garngr. *.13 K. New York. HI. 5.583. CHEVROLET. 1925 coupe: (rood balloon tires pood duco finish, looks ami runs fine, a real bargain, $350: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Wash. Trucks RECONDITIONED TRUCKS. VARIOUS KINDS AND SIZES. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT. 1188 KENTi’CKY AVE. MAIN 2809. 2Va -TON truck. Bmla motor. Tirakin fine shape? $290. Kenwood 5728. Legal Notices i NOTICE ON BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR ! THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUj TIONS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. Notice ia hen by given that the Joint Purchasing Cqpimittee for tile edrreetional and benevolent institutions of the State of Indiana will receive at the office of its .Secretary. Room 326 State House, Indianapolis. Indiana, until 10 o’clock a. m. [ Monday. May 16. 1927, sealed bids for a three months’ supply of dry goods and notions, bedding, napery and toweling ae--1 cording to a complete list specifying kind, I grade and quantity now on file in the ofj flee of the Secretary of the Committee. The Joint Purchasing Comniitteo reserves the right to reject any and all bids submitted and to waise technical defects. JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE. ' DAILEY E. MeCOY’. Secretary, i LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE—Goods stored in the name of: Fred Abbott. R. R. L, Box 207, Indianapolis. Ind. Thelma Silvers, 162 Blackford St., Indianapolis. Ind. Arthur Arnold. 1236 Zane St.. Louisville. Ky. Wm. Cohn. 640 Eddy St., Indianapolis. Ind. | Charles Anderson, 705 W. North St.. In--1 dianapoli*. Ind. Mr. Boguc, Monticello, Ind., P. O. Box 705. Mrs. Lucy Abbott. Indianapolis. Ind. A. H. Collins, Indianapolis, Ind. J. L. Allen. 1919 N. Capital Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. A. B. taldwcli, 1314 W. Court St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Earl Bowels, 274 Market St.. Wabash, Ind. Mrs. Y'era Daves. Indianapolis. Ind. i Glenn Bond, 1722 Ruckle St., Indianapolis, Ind. C. F. Day. Paragon.-Ind. H. Balce Summer. Indianapolis. Ind. H. T. Wiggins. 556 N. Thirteenth St.. Richmond. Ind. Mrs. West, 2314 Y'alley Ave., Yndian- ; apolis. Ind. I Harry Ferguson. 611 Blake St., Indianapolis. Ind. George Fisher. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. H. M. Fierce, 426 S. Alabama St.. I Indianapolis, Ind. ■lame- Franklin, 412 California St., InI dianapolis. Ind. Jlrs. Anna Greenuay, 1830 Scott St., Detroit. Mich. _ Mr. German, 8 N. East St..lndianapolis. I 7ml. / , ... Mrs. Grayso. 21714 N. Illinois St.. In- , dianapolis. Ind. Maggie Gravicy, 767 S. W. Ninth St., I Miami. Fla. , Ernest Grimes. 510 Douglas St., IndianI apolis. Ind. _ Mrs. Eliza Hartpenee, 708 N. Alabama, Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Sarah Hill, 1744 N. Meridian St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. May Heil. 110 E. Thirtieth St., Indianapolis, Ind. Addie Hunt. 527 Agnes St.. Indianapolis, Oscar Hopson, 728 W. S(., Indianapolis. Ind. Ed Hall. Indianapolis. Ind. Charles Hayes. 304 Lexington Ave.. Columbus. Ohio. _ _ Thomas Hampton, 135 Puyer St., Indianapolis. Ind. Clara Hall. 2051 Hillside Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. . _ Mrs. Y. Ireland, 866 Fletcher Ave., ln--1 dianapolis. Ind. Nina Kirkpatrick, 404'4 Indiana Are., Indianapolis. Ind vlrs. Krause, 138 W. Twentieth St., Indianapolis. ind. Dewev Knight. R R. 2. Holton. Ind. C. O. Lewis. 3420 Broadview Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. _ .1. R Morgan. 1002 Jackson St.. Danville. 111. Omer Miller, 911 Middletown. Ohio. Vergle Miller. P. O. Box 473 Haughville Station. Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. E. Murry. 915 Edison St., Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. John M.’Gaw, R. R. Box 140-F, Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Hattie Nelson. 2741 Waterloo. Mich. David Nixon, 811 N. Sixteenth St., East St Louii. M. A. Plaster*, 1848 Central Ave.. Indianapolis. Inth F. W. Purcell, 754 Ft. Wayne Ave., Indianapolis. Jnd. Glem Pickett, R R. 2. Holton. Ind. M. M. Pixeler. 3008 W. Michigan St., Indianapolis, Ind. - Mrs. Mary Palmer, 2430 CornellVAve., Yndlanapolls. Ind. Lucy Quinn. 421 E. Pratt St.. Indianapolis, lad. „ Mr.*. Charles Richardson, 901 N.. Illinois St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Netti Rowe, 1222 Cornell Ave., I Indianapolis, Ind. William Rankins. 450 N. Senate Ave., Ini dianapolis. Ind. R. W. Ross. R. R. 3," Box 80’,4. Lebanon. Ohio. Mrs. Jennie Russell, 1641 De Loss St., Indianapolis. Yuri F. C. Saboll, 1015 Dremier Place, In- , dianapoli*. Ind. Mrs. Willie Starks. 635 E. Court St.. Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. U. B. Smith, 210 Minkner St.. In--1 dianapolis. Ind. George Scott. 2919 Moore Ave., Indian- : apolis. Jnd. John Sldirarier, 1440 Woodlawn Ave.. Indianapohsr 2nd. .1. H. Scheid, 419 W. Fortieth St., lnI dianapolis. ind. Mrs. Emma Shirley, 925 E. Seventeenth St.. Indianapolis, ind. Sadie Deino. Indianapolis. Ind. Ella Thomson, 307 W. Morris St.. Indianapolis. Ind. William Watts. 6 W. South St., Indianapolis. Ind. Mis. Mable Williams, 460 Agnes St., Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. G. Winlock. 1149 Vandcman St., Indianapolis. Ind. James Wright, 531 W. North St., Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. J. V. YVest. 433 N. Alabama St., Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Lola Walker. 415 Logan St., Brazil. In .ioe Williams, 073 W. Pearl St., Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. Washburn. 3317 W. Tenth St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. Lucy Williams. 2243 Columbia Ave.. Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. Fred West. Indianapolis, Inn. Richard Williams, 2740 N. Oxford St.. Indianapolis, Ind. , /Strader D. Y'oung. 436 Ohio St., Cairo. * A.iu. Y'ost. Indianapolis, Ind. At O. F. Behrent. Big Four Storage A Transfer, 360 S. Meridian St., will be sold for storage charges on May 16. 1927, at 9 a. m. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of the Indiana State Normal School at 2 p. m.. May 19. 1927, at the office of the President of the Faculty of the Indiana State Normal School for the erection and completion of the Physical Education Building to be located oil the corner of Seventh and Eagle Streets. Terre Haute. Indiana. ... Separate bids will be received for the general construction, for the heating and ventilating and for the plumbing system. Bids must be made on Form No. 96 prescribed by the StaJe Board of Accounts and must be accompanied by. certified cheek equal to 5 per cent of the amount of the Detailed plans and speifleation* will be on file in the office of the Registrar of the Indiana State Normal School. Terre Haute, Indiana, and additional plans and specifications for the individual use of the bidder may be secured from Johnson, Miller. Miller and Yeager, Architects, 30 North Fifth St., Terre Haute. Indiana. . „ • BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. By HELEN C. BENBRIDGE, secretary. NOTICE OF SALE OF BUILDINGS Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianaholis Indiana, will, up to the hour of 11 o’clock a. m., Tuesday. Mai 17. 1027, offer for sale to the highest Bidder certain buildings located on school grounds, as said buildings cannot longer be advantageously used for school or library purP °AH bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope, with thereon plainly in-

MAY 9, 1927

FRANC RISE HITS PLEASURE TRADE STAGGERING BLOW French Resort Keepers Face to Face With Bankruptcy. Bu United Pram PARIS, May 9. —There Is gloom In Montmartre. The proprietors of the all-night resorts are aghast and are considering putting up an immense sign stretching from the rue Fontaine across the rue Pigalle and right up to the Church of the Sacred Heart with the legend: “Closed on account of bankruptcy." It’s all because of the franc. As the national currency goes up and up in value the patriotic owners of the pleasure palaces feel their hearts drooping lower and. lower. The foreign element, without which the cases couldn’t exist, is going off to other climes where a pound sterling or a dollar can still purchase what their possessors have been accustomed to for more than a year. Costly As Circus “I don’t enre whether you believe it or not, a place like mine costs as much as a circus,’’ one case owner said, “I have to have two orchestras. I’ve got to pay author's rights on the songs and music. I have higher taxes than a movie show. I pay 5,000 francs a night to a girl what gets only l,0ij)0 nt the theater where she play before mid-night. Why all that costs me more than my lights and my linen bill —without talking of the other overhead.” Drinks Come High The Americans and English who didn’t care at all when they had to pay twenty francs a drink at the bar when that meant only forty cents or two shillings think twice about it when a round of drinks costs more than a night club in New York or London. Two hundred francs for champagne two or three months ago represented an expenditure of fouit, dollars, or less than a pound. Now it represents almost double that figure. No wonder the night resorts are empty and their owners dismal. ROYAL PARTIES MORE INFORMAL Queen Mary of England Causes Change. Bu United Press • LONDON, May 9.—Queen Mary is following the lead the Prince of Wales has given by going Democratic. Wlille Wales visits slums, the queen has democratized her tea. parties. They are not exactly on! the free-and-easy plane of the church social as yet, but at least some of the formality has been removed. Heretofore, Buckingham Palace tea parties have been really royal affairs, at which the king and queen formally received their guests—the queen hatted—and at which the hundreds of guests stood stiffly about and stared at each other. But at later parties the queen intimated that the guests would ba expected merely to attend and enjoy themselves. They were surprised to see her bareheaded, and she circulated among the guests chatting to them. A buffet*tea was served. Society reporters describe the affair as “simple, homely and happy in its graceful hospitality and kindliness of welcome.”

BROOD MYSTERY SOLVED; BELIEF Dickens Intended Death of Character in Book. Bu United Press LONDON, May 9. —The myste.-y of Edwin Drood, that has perplexed Dickens lovers for years, is believed to have finally been solved with thei death of Sir Luke Fildes, disl tinguished painter. Dickens died while he was writing the book, “The Mystery of Edwin Drood." Detectives, literary men and school debating societies have tried to complete the story ever since Dickens's death in 1870. It was announced after Filde’s death that Dickens had confided to him—the illustrater of the book—that Edwin Drood was ( to be strangled, with a necktie, by the character, Jasper. Fildes, it is said, was visiting Dickens and showed him a picture of Jasper ivearing a little black necktie. Dickens insisted that it must be a large one. .Asked why, he Inquired in turn. “Can you keep a secret?" “Yes.” replied Fildes. “Well, Jasper must strangle Drood with it,’*Dickens replied. Legal Notices (llratin* to which buildintr or bulMlncs bid* refer. The following property i offered for b&lp : One frame rmiilence building at School No. 10, said building 1 known and designated as 1232 Bellefontaine St. One frame residence building at School No. 10. said building known and designated ae 1236 Bellefontaine St. One one-room portable school building on school grounds at School No. 40. at 702 N. Senate Ave. The Board reserve* all the slate blackboard and heating equipment in this building. Bi-N must be submitted on each of said buildings acparately. Said abovo named building* are to be removed from the premises by the purchaser within thirty (30) days from dale of sale. In all cases the foundations are to be removed to a depth of at least twelve (12) inches below the surface of th£ ground, and the premises to be left fref* of ail debris. The bidder must accompany his bid with a certified eheck or currency for not leas than three per cent (3%) Os the bid. The Board reserve* the right to reject any and all bids and to refrain from accepting or rejecting bids for not more than BOAR l t) l, br SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. By URE M. FRAZER. Business Dtrectof. Indianapolis. Ind. May 2,198 T.