Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 340, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1927 — Page 10

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Funeral Directors " AV. T. B 1 .ASKSGYM Main office. 2226 Shelby St. Drexel 2570. BERT S. GADD. 2160 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 51107. . George Grinstemer Funeral director. 622 E. Market* Main 0908. "" ” " UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITUS. 831 N. DELAWARE MAIN 3680. KRIEGER>WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1154. Res.. Bel. 3866 R 1 Lost and Found ARTICLES found on Indianapolis street cars: 3 PURSES , 1 HAND BAG 1 PAIR GLASSES 1 MASONIC CHARM 4 BUNDLES i 4 PAIR GLOVES 2 PACKAGES 4 UMBRELLAS . Main 2737 SlljLFdlLli at Belmont and W. Morris. Liberal reward. MR. PRYON. Riley Boston BULL, small: lost Sunday near 46th and Park. Rew, Woods, Hum, 2r>4o. BRACELET, gold. % in. wide; inscription engraved inside: date 1873: lost downtpwn. Reward. 3500. Miss Conway. VuR; 2 stone marten, north side. Reward. Riley 2850: evenings. Har, OR4O-AV. 8 CASES of piano tools lost from I,rack. liberal reward for return or information leading: to return of tools. D. H. CKAr j. 00,, 44 W, Ohio, Main 6971. Instructions SteNTRAL^BEAUTY "* COLLEGEf graduates pass state examinational easily. 802 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 5748 & C 509. CHRISTENSEN Scnool of Popular Music. Piano, harmony and all dance orchestral Instruments, 106 Pembroke Arc. Rt. 3890. Special Notices IF YOU have domestic troubles, -why live in doubt: we gret the true facts. STATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. Phones: Lin. 6482. Lin. 4092. AVhy guess when it costs jess to know. Business Announcements AUTO GLASS replaced bv expert. 19 S. Senate Auto Glass Rep Cos. Ma. 0484. Building, remodeling, repairing, garages built: quick service; reaa. Web. 6878-M. Carpenter—Job work, remodeling, garages. Ken. 4026. E. F. CLARK. ““ CINDERS—?3 LOAD Sand, gravel and driveways. - DRex. 1010. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement brick work. Dr. 0736. EXPERIENCED landscape gardener wants work by contract. W. J. IEEBECK. 322 Mill Race St. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated: feather mattresses and piHpwa made. E. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass. MaTn 1428. GRADING, sodding, excavating and hauling. Web. 3091. GRADING sodding, excavating and hauling. Web. (1064. Lawn MOWERS: sharpened and repaired; shears and edge tools sharpened. H. A. DAUM, 43 Virginia Ave- Main d.BB, PAPER CLEANING: $1 room; 10 yrs. exp. BEAUPRE 4 PAYNE. Drcxel 6319. t*APER cleaning, paint washing, hard voed floors: work guaranteed. DRex. 20.)9. IPAPER cfhaning. hanging; samples shown; paper furn.: $4.50 room. Webster 0318. TABER.cleaning, experts, SI room and up; gruar. Boston & Hauser. DRex. lo.lu-K. P.APERHANGERS and painters. J. BARRETT & SON. Drcx. 6853. f>APER CLEANING. $1 per room add up. Drexel (5402. PAPERHANGING. IMMEDIATE SERVICE. RILEY 1204. PA/TCH plastering neatly and promptly done. Ran. 6434. ' PLUMBING: cash or easy payment. CHAS. KOEHRING. 622 Virginia-Ave. TIUMBING and heating contractor; gas flitting: & repr. Ir. 1484. L. V. Mikesell. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. FOR ACCURATE AND NEAT WK. CALL RI. 1426. Repairs and improvements of all kinds on monthly payments. VAN TREESE. Lin. 6050. Eve., Drcx. 5215, RUGS. 9x12: thoroughly cleaned: $£ . CONNOR RUG CLEANER. WEB. 6915. IIUG AND CARPET CLEANERS. W. N. FLY RUG CO. “The Best is .the Cheapest. 2126 Martindale. Ken. 4042. RUG 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED 32 Superior Rug Cleaners. Ken. 4462. r CALL BALL THATS ALL Reasonable not seasonable prices for Rood Dry Cleaning. 6634 B. Wash. >v. 0131. ATTENTION PAPERHANGING: CLEANING; PRICES REASONABLE. DREXEL 6844, Storage and Transfer ESTABLISHED 1895. Packing, hauling and storage Low priceß on city and overland hauling. Phone us for estimates. OTTO J. SUEZ. Riley 3628-2363. Webster 4579-0699-W <t)OAL and feed, transfer, general hauling. W. E. Rodocker, 821 E. 04th St. Wa. 4433. Help Wanted—Male

i SIX used car salesI men to sell used cars. r Annacost Automobile Cos., Studebaker Disl tributors. Apply 209 f W. North. Chester S. Armacost. SALESMEN Opening for 3 mpn willing to work and learn our selling methods. Product dominates the national market. Men with selling experience preferred, but willing beginners will be taught. Apply between 0 and 13 a. m. or 2 and 4:30 p. m.. Wednesday or Thursday. S. W. PHILI’S, Boom 733. Hotel Claypool. " MEN lor distributing circulars: ol(V employes with clean record preferred. Report at once 115 S. CAPITOL S NEATLY dressed men with business experience. to assist manager in doing good special publicity work on Cosmopolitan and Good Housekeeping. Paid weekly. Apply MB. WALHER. 410 Odd Fellow feldg. SALESMAN—Live, wideawake man to handle our “flashy-ad” electric j cigar lighter. Wire or write, UNION MFG. CO.. 913 Maccabees Bldg., Detroit. Mich. YOUNG MAN, peat appearing: easy work short hours, good pay. Inquire Mr. Ott, 427 Peoples Bank Bldg. WANTED experienced furniture van driver. Apply 15 S. East St. LOCATION FOR PAPER HANGER AND PAINTER. 3321 E. TENTH ST. ” PAINTERS WANTErf Call at 123 Palmer St. , PAPERH ANGERS, experienced: steady work for good men. 37 E, Maryland. Help Wanted Female COOK, colored: experienced, suburban home, edge of city, stay at nights, good Sa.v to capable person. Telephone Main 253 between 10 and 2. Ask lor Mrs. Krauaj.

Help Wanted Female CAPABLE WOMAN We are looking for a. woman of refinement over 28 desirous of bettering herself and 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 fill 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 bustness references. Write Box C-101, care of the Times. WHITE GIRL to assist with housework, no laundry; stay nights; $6 week. 3969 N, New Jersey, HOUSEKEEPER more for home than wages. Call rear 1022 E. Ohio. LOCATION FOR MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKER. 3321 E. TENTH ST. Situations Wanted Male EXPERIENCED farm hand with small family wants work on farm. House furnished. 1002 Bates St. MAN. 17 years’ experience in horse-shoe-ing; will consider small town. Belmont 3706-J. 541 N. Belmont. i’APER Cleaning, SI loom: iloors reflnished: experienced. Bel. 0437-M. CEMENT finishing: non-union: sodding and grading: truck driving. RI. 2154. JANITOR work ot housecleaning. Lin. 6145. • BUTLER, colored, with good references and experienced in housework, M. 6367. PATCH PLASTERING. NEATLY AND PROPERLY DONE. RAN. 11434, Situations Wanted Ferpate (VWWVWVWVWA/V\A^</VWVWWWW\ COMPETENT white housekeeper, able to take full charge: prefer employed people or widower’s home. Riley 4917, LADY EMPLOYED WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN EVENINGS. FOR ROOM. RANDOLPH 6545. EXPERIENCED laundress wants washings; you deliver. 918 E. 16th St. RI. 2192. WAgHVNG; very reasonable, by experienced white lady. Hum. 4332. HALF-DAY work by week; no Sunday work. Riley 6557, GERMAN Catholic woman wantß day work. DRex. 2711. 1927 8. Delaware. LAUNDRY WORK- EXPERIENCED. CALL FOR AND DELIVER, RAN. 4950. 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. Lin. 6938. DRESSMAKING. ALTERATIONS; LADIES’ COATS A SPECIALTY. IRV. 2180. Rooms for Rent BEVILLE, N„ 410; attractive front rm. for 2: priv. ent.. mod, home. We. 3178-R 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.; irice'ly furnished room, private family. - Ran. 4257. COLLEGE, 1403; attractive front rm.; nri. home; gar.; breakfast opt. RI. 1415. DELA.. N. 2811: attractive rm. for 2; priv. home; meals optional. Har. 0631-W. EAST. N., 839; modern sleeping rooms, $2.50 to $5; gentlemen pref. Lin. 4605, HARBOUR HOTEL; clean mod. rms.; low weekly and daily rates. 617(4 N. 111. ILLINOIS, N- 3646: desirable rm., suit 2; kitchen; prv, opt,; prv. home. Wa. 0715, LAUREL, 1229: attractive, mod. rm.; priv. home, Dltexel 4433-J. OHIO. E., 1534; 2 nicely furnished rms.; private, modern home, Lin. 4895. RURAL, N„ 330; attractive, modern loom. Web, 6924, SHELBY, 1412: mod., nicely furn.- lady emp.; pri,; home priv.; reas. Dr. 5930-R. WALNUT. W„ 126: lovely large front rm. for 2: walking distance. Lin. 9212. 13TH, E. 319; nice large rm.; Buit. lor 1 or 2; private home, Lin, 8724. ATTRACTIVE front room, widow's mod. apt., private porch; close in. Lin. 3749. 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 kitchenT Riley 1960, 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. 8456, NEWMAN, 1028; 2 mod. rms., completely furn,; priv. ent. Web. 2233. OHIO, E., 546; 2 front rms., housekeeping, $5.50 wk,; 1 rm„ S3. SOUTH ST., E- 317; furnished sleeping rooms, bath, housekeeping if desired; $1,50 week. 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- 648; furn. rms., housekeeping; newly decorated: prv. ent. Riley 6603, 31ST.. 1057 W.; 2 connecting rms. for housekeeping; mod.; gar, Han. 2551. 2 MODERN rooms; hardwood floors; everything furnished. Lin. 7957, Room for Rent With Board ARSENAL, N.. 1107: room, board. Between Brookslde 10th cars, Web. 6861. BROOKVILLE RD.; lovely, airy rm; priv., mod, home; reasonable. Irv. 2713-R. CAPITOL, N., 1109: 2 largo rms.; all modern: good location. Lin. 5108. LEXINGTON. 1427: couple or 2 men to rib. and bd.; home privileges. DRex. 3374-J. CHILD to board; mother’s care; good location. Riley 6340. FRONT rm., newly furn., for 2; pvt. home, excellent meals; reasonable. .-Web, 0602. Houses for Rent

BALTIMORE AVE., 4421; 4 rooms; bathroom, garage; $lB per month; or will sell SSO cash. $25 per month. Riley 5250. BARTH. 1868: 6 rms.. semi-mod. dble.; garage.; $25. Drexel 7250-J. BROADWAY, 3034; 5-room modern lower duplex; garage; $35, Drex. 3540-R. BROOKSIDE PKWY., 2544; north drive; 6 rooms, mod. dbl.; sun poreli, hardwd. firs,; newly dee,; garage; $45. Web. 4638. CHARLES, 1404; six-room house; modern except furnace; newjy decorated; 2 weeks rent free; $22. DRexel 0245, CORNELIUS, 4052; 6-room double, mod.; heat, water furn.; gar. Wash. 2166-W. DAWSON, 811; upper duplex; mod.; heat furnished: garage; yard; S3O. RA. 6808, EWING, 1023; 6-room mod. double; $35. Adults. HOLMES. S.. 312; inquire 314 S. Holmes. 7 rms., liße. good coil. Bel. 3552, KEYSTONE, N., 625; six-room mod. douhle; garage: redecorated, Web, 4407. LIBERTY, N., 222; 4-room mod. flat, newly pap, and painted; $22.50, Ma. 1377. LiVINGSTON, 1834: near Speedway new 3-room cottage, garage, electric lights, sl9. Main 1050. MARKET, W„ 1304; 4-rm. house; electricity, gas and garage: S2O. Bel. 0852. MARS HILL, 1717 First Ave. E.; 5-room semi-modern: garage. MARTINDALE. 1908; colored: 5 rooms; inside toilet; $25; water pd. Web. 7356, NORTH; 7 rooms: mod. double: garage: dandy porch; only S4O, Wash. 0938-M. PROSPECT, 429; excellent mod. dbl., gar.; wa. pd.: walk, dist.: $22.50. Dr. 4206. ROYAL. 4226: 4 rooms; semi mod. double: porchp*: lovely yd.; gar.; $22.50, M. 0193. RUCKLE; 3-room semi-modern house, newly papered, garage. Lin 1933. SALEM. 3455: attractive 6 rm. mod. dble. Adults: only $35, Ran. 3625. SHELBY, 181U4; foitr rooms, semi-mod., garage: water, pd.; only $22. SHEPARD ST.. 819; $22; 4 rooms, bathroom. g*s, water, sewer, inside toilet, or will sell; SSO cash, $25 per month. Ri. 5250, SOUTH SIDE: 4. 5. 6, 7-room houses and store rooms. Cheap rent, T. M. WHITLOCK. 1523 Churchman Ave. Drex 3631-W S. WEST, 540 Vj : two large rooms. $7 mo. Abbott, 509; house: three rooms; $lO month. J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. TUXEDO. S., 19; 5 rms. semi-md.: garden plot: new. dec.: wa. pd.: $24. We. 3680. WHEELER ST.. 2170; five rooms, half double, paved street, one sq. Brightwood car. Rent sls, including city water. 4 ROOMS: semi-mod., north side business place: $lB, Ran. 1730 NEAR McLEAN BARN Six-room modern house at 2143 N. Capitol Ave. Will reduce rent to S2B, put in good repair and give 3 weeks' free rent. j. g. McCullough agency. 106 N. Delaware St. Main 1709. Apartments for Rent ASHLAND & 64TH, Broad Ripple: 6-room all modern apt; S3O mo. Call Mr. Stewart. Hum. 2626. BALSAM, 3608, basement apt.; 3 rooms and bath: only $25 month. W. R. HUNTER CO. MA. 1078. CENTRAL. 2019; attractive mod. 4 rooms: also 5-room apt.; hardwood floors; spaciousj closet room: private front and rear porches; will decorate to suite tenants; rent S6O and $55. respectively. 421 Illinois Bldg, Lin. 1957. Eve,, Ken, 2797, ILLINOIS and 15th St., Dera Apts.: 6-room modern: $29. Main 7157. ST. CLAIR. E.. 646: mod. lower duplex; heat and water turn; good condition. WASH. ST.. E., 2850: 4-rm. mod. apt; Inadoor bed, good condt. Web. 4332, 24TH and Illinois; 4 rooms; modern; bath; good condition: S3O, Har, 1042-W, TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

Apartments for Rent /WVWWS<WS^WS#WWWWWVVVs. BEAUTIFUL Ambassador Apartments Southwest corner Pennsylvania and Pratt FURN7SHED anT UNFURNISHED $57.50 to $125 Monthly $4.00 to $5.00 Daily. Several apartments available during May. Inspection invited. Riley 1371. Suburban for Rent STOP ttVj. 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.. 11)51; 3 rm. apt.: heat. It., gag; wa. pd.: adults: S3O. We. 5,371-R. Cottages and Resorts MA^^R^^urnm^cottageiT'^lenty^shade; screened porches: 09th and White River. Phone Riley 0518. FOR RENT, cottage at Cedar Lake, Mich.: quiet, good fish. Write MRS. E. J. Hartman, 1017 E. Fox St„ So. Bend, Ind. Business Places for Rent EUGENE Hftd Northwestern: mod. storeroom. with living room, Ran. 2651. 38TH and Illinois; northeast corner: 4 new strict, mod, storerooms. Hum. FRONT part of storeroom on prominent. busy, north side corner; reasonable; suitable for business catering- to women. Ran. 4H22. Houses for Sale w shanFhome v " 3547 E. Washington St. Will Be Sold at , PUBLIC AUCTION Wednesday, May 11 3:00 P. M., Will Absolutely Bo Sold to the Highest Bidder House contains 10 large rooms. 5 small rooms. 3 baths, 2 fine porches (1 inclosed), almost now hot air furnace. 2eat- garage. 8 fjjll size lots will be 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 will remain or give possession in sixty days. House was built at a ooet of over $40,000 by the late John T. Brush, is clear of incumbrance and jn first-class repair. Terms made known on day of sale. SHANK REALTY CO. OWNERS. Ora Burkbardt, Auctioneer

1603 S. STATE AVE. EASY TERMS NEW 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGA LOW. BRICK AND CEMENT PORCH. 1-CAR GARAGE. PRICE $4,150; NO BARRETT LAW. SEE MR. FOX. FIEBER AND REILLY, REALTORS. 124 N. DELAWARE ST. MATN 6755. RES., HUM. 1168. TEMHLE AVE. N.. 2215. TERMS NEW 5 ROOM MODERN STUCCO BUNGALOW, ONE-CAR GARAGE, PAVED STREET. PRICE ONLY $4,000. NO BARRETT LAW. SEE MR. FOX. FIEBKR AND REILLY, REALTORS. 124 N. DELAWARE ST. MAIN 6755. RES.. HUM. 1168. ~ WHAT DO YOU THINK? A 5-room bungalow, with room for bath and tub already in. Sink and well in kitchen, brick and cement front porch, cement drive to good srarage. Can he bought for SIOO cash and S3O per month. One of the best bujrs west. See 547 S. Cole St., or call Mr. ADLER, Main 0793; evenings. Hum. 2163. WHY PAY KENT „„„„ Buy like rent. Move right in. 6649 Stanton Ave.: $3,000: per mo. .S3O 3701 Stanton Ave - $3,200; per mo.. . $52 1443 Bridge St.; $3,000: per mo S3O 1447 Bridge St.: $3,000: per mo S3O „ Owner. J. F. SEXTON. Ken. 2286. Main 0438. „ , SSO CASH BALANCE EASY TERMS Five large rooms. Has city water, electricity. large lot and porch. We have a very reasonable price on this home. 342 Beauty Ave. Call J. A. DIDWAY. Main 0792; evenings. Ran. 3085. SSO CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT Four large rooms down and two up. Pas gas, electrioUj, water, dandy news irnace, nice lot and porch. Closo to Garfield Park. 2153 Ransdeil Ave. Calk- J. A. DIDWAY. Main 0792; evenings. Ran. 3085. SSO DOWN 402 N. FOREST AVE. Six rooms and bath: newly painted and nicely decorated. Located near E. New York bus and E. Michigan car. Balam-e $62 per month. Call I. M. ADLER, Main 0792: evenings. Hum 2165 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. 0792. MR, EASTBURN. Irv. 0215, $250 CASH, balance like rent: located on one of Irvington’s most beautiful streets is a six-room, modern home that will he sacrificed for a quick sale. For further information call J. A. -DIDWAY. Main 0792. Evenings, Ran, 3085. SPEEDWAY *CITY t ~ 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: 7 rooms a side, good condition; reht S6O. Owner. Terms. Drexel 0212. THREE 5-RM. HSES; basement and furn.: $3,000, S3O down, S3O mo., if sold 'at once. 3837 English or Drex. 0389, 360 ALBANY, near Troy. Madison: new: five rooms; semi-modern; garage; SIOO cash; balance payments, / $12,500: 4-bcdroom, sun parlor: A-l cond.: near Shortridge. Har. 4820-J. EQUITY in 6 rooms, semi-modern lor modern property east. Web, 2931, FI,ETCHER, 719; 7-ROOM BUNGALOW; MODERN. NICE LOT. DREX. 3665-M. EQUITY in 4-room house for sale; large lot; reasonable, Lin. 5577. (foLORED: H-room modern. 2800 Htghland; $4,500; SSOO cash, Har. 0403-R. CENTENNIAL, 828; 4-room bungalow; garage; will sell for equity, Bel. 2525-J. Lots for Sale EQUITY in lot on Bancroft St., near 13th St. Call Drexel 4218. BIG city lots, 140x160; raise chickens: garden: gives possession. Ken. 5952. Farms for Sale FARM, 67 acres; good land; sale or trade for city pornerty. Write MR. R. A. WASSON. 1326 Arlington Ave., Steubenville. Ohio. Real Estate for Exchange $1,400 EQUITY in 5-room semi-modern east. Paved street. Price $3,800. Want clear lot or cheap acreage. Main 1050. Evenings, Riley 2614; Room 40, 220 N. Illinois. BEAUTIFUL 6-rm bungalow; built-in features; corner Jot. in Irvington. Will trade equity for a good lot. easUor north. Irvington 0683-J. 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 $5,000. Cali THE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO., Lin. 5057. Res.. Irv. 1550. Suburban for Sale 4’,4 ACRES near Traders Point. Beautiful rough ground. Terms. Main 1050. Evenings, Wash. 1010, Building and Contracting WE WILL BUILD On your vacant lot if it is half or fully Fa id lor, without any cash payment, or or a small cash payment we will buy and build on the lot you select. Why pay rent? LORENZ SCHMIDT A SONS. Realtors. 144 E. Ohio St. Main 3715. Residence, Irv. 0534-M. HOMES built and financed on your lot or a lot of ours, and general remodeling of all kinds qn 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. CIGAR STAND; soft drinks and sandwiches. neat, attractive in large office building; heart of business section. Har. 3737-W.

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Business Opportunities TUXEDO QLEANERS WILL SELL. SSO takes everything as it stands. Phone Web, 6577. Miscellaneous for Sale BABY buggy, reed; almost new. Call Webstcr 60p4. BEDROOM and breakfast room furniture; very reasonable. 3530 Balsam. Apt. 1. BED. child's: fumed oak library table and chairs; reasonable. DRcxel 3409. BICYCLE. “Westing Arrow.’ 1 new tires ■and new chain: very cheap. Ran. 0848. CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, slivers rebuilt- guaranteed. Fixtures all kinds SPRAGUE EX 22 W Ohio Mafn 0564 CINDERS: fine, small: sand, gravel: reaaonahlc prices. Drexel 2081. CONFECTIONERY fixtures tor sale at bargain. 152 W, 16th St, DINING room table and sideboard: walnut. 1440 Broadway. FILING cabinet. 36 steel drawers; real bargain at $lO, Hum. 6457. FROCKS: 250 street and house samples; all kinds of piece goods left at wholesale price. If you want to save money attend this sale. 32 E. Georgia St . Room 404, GAS RANGE, high oven, oven control; almost new, 2430 Stewart St. GAS RANGES used; tnorougnly overhauled: $lO and up. Delivered and connected. Charles Koehring 882 Vir Ave LIVING-ROOM, dining suite 12 pieces; massive type: genuine fumed oak: quarter sawed; leather upholstered: folded bed davennort: a good buy. Call Dr, 6839. MALT: Booster. 79 cents; buckeye. 49 centaftMiller. 39 cents a can: bottle caps. 25 cent! gross: 100 per cent pure malt. Hoosier Malt-O-Dist. Cos., 305 W. Wash. St Main 2845. Delivery to all parts city. SEWING machine; White rotary; excellent condition. Call Irv, 2070-W. SUIT, lady's blue tailored, size 42: excellent condition: $lO. Call Web, 6072-W, TARPAULINS—Buy your water-proof tarpaulins. canvas covers, ice covers and tents from the largest stock and at the lowest priees in the State. HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS CO.. 1.302 W, Washington. COMPLETE sheet metal shop tools; for sale cheap. GEORGE F. DANKLEMAN. R. R. 6. Box 633. Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus efothing. furniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 6622, 127 W Georgia Musical Instruments PLAYER PIANO, trade or sell: $5 down $2.50 week. Call Randolph 4221. FINE reproducing grand piano (Weltel: I good buy: very reasonable. Ran. 5686. VIOLIN, junior size, and case: just like new: very reas. Beech Grove 158 R 3. Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKS, utility and fancy. 12 and Isc; ducklings. 309: goolings. SI 50 Also brooder chirks and ducklings at Thorntown. Ind. Boyers Hatchery. 34 N Del. Tele,, Riley 5470. Money to Loan LOANS s2© TO s3o® QUICK SERVICE—CONFIDENTIAL 1 to 20 Months to Repay Interest - Charged for Time Used VVE LOAN ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 14114 E. Washington St. MA in” 0585. Lin. 7184.

WE BUT REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Marion County property from tftlehohlers Mr Fry. THE WASHINGTON COM PANY, 257 W. Washington St Main 6792 Second Mortgages j and construction loans. We finance j 1 builders. Prompt service. Ready Money. j Columbia Securities Cos. I Lin. 6.334. 15*J N. Drlurare St. LOANS 2% WHY PAY MORE! Loans on furniture 1 tt per cent below tba legal rate. Lowest rate In city. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Aaaoaa tton 330 Occidental Bldg. Ma'n 6229 Southeast comer Washington and llllnot* Lim •vith ethir enrnn,nte* n,lri oW LOANS. $lO to 8300: no indorsers, no publicity. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION. Main 2928. 404 Kresge BUlg. Loans on Personal Property and Diamonds. AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347 BANKERS TRUST CO. MAIN 2983, AUTO ACCOUNTS REFINANCED • EASY TERMS MARION FINANCE CO LIN 1581 207 OUARANTY BLDO MONEY to loan on real estate mortgages R. B. WILSON. 1101 New City Trust Bldg Lin. 6104. Coat and Wood gooFToaTTFgoing up Special Discount on Your Winter Supply. KINDLING WITH EACH TON Best Va. bk.. 6-in. clean fkd $6.50 Best Va. 3xo Ip. or 2x4 egg skit 6.25 Best E. Ky.. (i-in. bk.. clean fkd 6.75 Best Ind.. li-itl. Ip., clean, fkd 5.50 Best Poca Red Ash (none better) .. . 8.00 I Citizens coke, all gizes 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 difference in good coal. Summer Priees in Effect Now! Bethel Coal Cos. DRex. 5200. 223 Caven St JOHNSON BAIN COAL CO 359 W. RAY DREXEL 1010. ■ POCO. LP. RED ASH -.57.25 .1 Sc L. COAL CO. 1205 ROACHE. RAN. 2471. Auto Supplies and Repairs NEW and used parts, accessories, tires and batteries for practically every make of car for less. Satisfaction guaranteed. CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO 821-23 N Illinois Main 6090 WE carry the most complete line of good used tires in the Middle West. In highpressure. balloons and pneumatic tires. ROGER'S TIRE SHOP. 3117 W. Washington, Bel. 4300. USED TIRKSf, all sizes: big selection to choose front: most reasonable prices in town. 624 E. Wash. St. Lin. 2664. USED TIRES. Wholesale and Retail. L. SELIO A SON. 23 S. East TIRES. 34x4: practically new: with extra heavy tube: cheap. Bel. 4409, Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for your car or rout eaulty. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin, 4516. 661 N. Capltoi USED CABS bought and sold GOLD RVW9 *92 M Capitol Main 2638 Automobiles for Sale BUICK Touring. 1922: Calif, top.* excellent cond.: $l5O. Must sell. Better hurt-y. Priv. owner 1242 W, 35th St.. Ha. 3332-W, BARGAINS In Fords at Oakley’s Down. ‘ 1925 Ford coupe, new tires $75 1924 Ford tudor, new tires, natural wood wheels .$75 1924 Ford coupe $65 1924 Ford touring, Radjo head SSO 1922 Ford touring S2O 1923 Ford coupe $46 OTHER CARS IN STOCK 1926 Oakland sedan. 1925 Willys-Knigbt 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, newpaint. CARS TAKEN IN TRADE?. TERMS ON BALANCE. OAKLEY MOTOR SApES 1663-65 S'. Meridian! Drexel 4743. WE sell better used cars for less money. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO EXCHANGE. 730 E, Wash, GOOD used cars at bargain prices: buy w-here volume governs price. JONES WHITAKER SALES CO.. Capitol at Vermont. HUDSON SEDAN: FIVE-PASSENGER: A-l CONDITION. WILL SACRIFICE. PRIVATE OWNER KEN. 5642. OLDSMOBILE, _/1924; 4-passenger coupe; disc wheels Kits of equfppment; bargain. Cash or terms. | Harrison 2184.

Automobiles tor Sale MAY CLEARANCE SALE We must reduce-our stock 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 N. Del. LI. 5.->BB FORDS—USED We usually have what you want in an.v model: 50 to 100 cars to choose from: priees are right: most cars guaranteed and newly Dainted in p.vroxlylin; satisfactory terms. The Frank Hatfield Cos., authorized Ford dealer. 625 N. Capitol Ave. MA. 4708. Open evenings and Sunday. ■ Jewett Coach, 1925 In A-l condition throughout. A real bargain at our low price; $630 takes it. Geo. B. Ray, Inc. 1110 N. Meridian. Open riemnga and Sunday, STAR CARS All models and prices from $75 to SBOO. Repainted, good tires and reconditioned Make u# an offer MATTOX MOTOR SALES 1001 N. MERIDIAN. LI. 1177 FORDS Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. STUTZ, 4 passenger touring: car in excellent shape throughout. 1525 N. Meridian. Late Model Used Cars Backed by 30-Day Guarantee 5-Dav Free Trial SEE ARMACOST Ford Sedans (3), $25 Down You’ll make money on these; small wcokly payments. P. B. Smith Auto Cos. Lin. .3603. 450 N. Capitol. Hudson arid Essex D> at rs. USED CAR BARGAINS' LATE MODELS—EASY TERMS. FRANK FEKZER CO. 1126 PROSPECT. FORD, 1925 roadster; good balloon tire-. lock wheel, several extras, good paint: $165. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington. FORD. 1024 coupe: good tires, good paint several extras, a real good car for $163. easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO., 540 E. Washington. FORD, 1025 roadster; good cord tires, lock wheel bumpers, good paint: $125. Eav terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington. , FORD 1926 roadster: good cord tires, good paint, lock wheel, mirror, w. s. wiper: a real bargain; $225. .Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO., fifl) F.. Wa.-h----imrton Si. ” FORD COUPE SPECIAL 1925 coupe, extra food cord tires, good clean upholstering, w. s. wiper, look wheel good paint, this ear shows good care: a special price on this oar. *192.50: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO., 525 £. Washington St. FORD. 1926 coupe: good balloon tires. good paint, look wheel this car is worth the money: S3OO. Easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 fe. Washington. FOR SALE. FORD Roadster. 1926: with lock wheel, good tires, new battery, fine mechanical condition. Must sell, phone owner Lin, 2696 after 6 o’eloek. HUDSON coach. I have one that has been used a rhort time as a demonstrator, can be sold for S6OO If sold soon. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. John Burke. Lin. 5361, ( ESSEX coach, 1926: new Goodyear tires: motor first class: car must be sold to close an estate. See me quick. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. Jolm Burke, Lin, 5361, 1926 OAKLAND 4-DOOR SEDAN This car is in A-l condition throughout; original paint. A real hu.v for ?79f>. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. 1995. CHEVROLET LANDAU~ 1926 Good car. guaranteed by us. Price cut to SSOO. $l5O cash, balance $26.33 lor 16 months. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garage, 218 K. New York. Ri. 5583, 1924 FORD TUDOR good condition throughout. Bargain at ’’CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. NORTH ST. LI. 1995. FORD touring. 1926 type: tires, body, top and mechanically A-l. Look this one over. We will demonstrate at an.v time: $225: $67.50 down, balance weekly or monthly. The C. O. WARNOCK CO.. 810 E. Washington St.. Authorized Ford Dealer. Lin. 8396.

—SPRINGVALUES 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 —MANY OTHERS—AT CAPITOL OVERLAND AT CAPfTOL AND MICHIGAN.

Automobiles for Sale Ann Umnuisyal Opportomiiity presents itself to purchase slightly used St lit z Vertical 8s Due to the disposal of our factory branch to ■private interests, we are closing out our stock of used cars at prices that will Surprise You Sedans, Broughams traded in on new Challenger models. Stutz Indianapolis Cos. 960 N. Meridian rhone Lincoln 7527 Fishing Specials '25 Ford Roadster $125 1 ’22 Ford Touring 50 ‘25 Ford Roadster • 150 (New Tires) |oldsmobile Touring 75 ’2l Xtudebaker Touring.. 75 ’l9 Stnfiehaker Touring.. 50 (Good Tires) ‘2l Marmon Touring ....$195 i ’25 Ford Touring 125 (Good Condition) Terms—Trade Aroiacost 209 W. North St. MA. 3264. BU.VK Touring, 1922: Calif, top excellent cond.: $l5O. Must sell. Better hurrv. Priv. owner. 124“ W. 35th St. Ha. 3332-W. KOITITY IN 1923 OAKLAND SPORT ROADSTER- CHEAP PRIVATE OWNER. LIN. 6772 RAND, 5190 CHEVROLET—If yon contemplate buying a fiew Chevrolet thin year or if thinking about trading your old car. I have a very interesting proposition to make you. t’oaehes, coupe*, sedan*, cabriolet*, lanrieaua. touring*. roadster*. See John Burke. MARION CHEVROLET CO.. Lin. 5361 ■ STEPHENS TOURINC: GOOD CONDITION: CHEAP. WASH. 3819, FORI). 1935 coupe: good paint: 5 good hnMoon tire*, look wheel: good hape: bargain: $250. casv term*. STONE CHEV- : KOLET CO. 340 E. tVaalilncton, 1924 DOIXJE TOUR|NG NVw paint, new tiro*. •r in A-l condition throughout: S2O down. STATR AUTO CO. 535 N. Capitol. Lin. 7301. . Oakland Pont hr* Drahm i PONTIAC roach. 1923: guaranteed nn--1 fhanically by us: prii*e tut to i S2OO i-ash. balance for 10 months. ' Car only few months old. \ EQUITABLE SEUIUTIES CO. . Oaragp. 218 E. New York. Riley XSW3. 1924 STUDEBAKER ROADSTER Exi'ellent condition; refinishrd in blue lacquer: 3450. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 VV. NORTH ST. LI. 1995. ESSEX COACH, 1927 MODEL (Not the latest model) This automobile is in A-l shape. Prb*e $550. $l5O down balance $20.93 for 10 months. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garage. *!lft K. New York, Hi. 5583. Legal Notices NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that the partnership lately existing between the undersign'd. William E. Keough and Jo*eph B. Tragesser. doing business as the Tec Kay Cleaners, was on the 7tli day of May. 1927. dissolved, and the said William F. Keough has withdrawn from said business and will not be responsible for any debt or liability thereunder from this dale. The business will hereafter be carried on by the said Joseph B Tragesser alone, and hf assume# and will pay all debts and lii.bilitie* and receive all money* payable to the said late partnership VVILI.fAM F KEOUGtf, J, B, TRAGESSER. NOTICE OF THE SALE OF MARION COUNTY ROAD BONDS The undersigned treasurer of Marion County. State of Indiana, at hts office in the courthouse of said county, will up to 10 o'clock in the forenoon of May 20. 1927, receive sealed bids for the purchase of the following described road improvement bonds, to-wit: _ , _ Frank E. Mann et al Free Gravel Road. Marion County. Indiana (county unit) in the total principal sum of $134,000.00 dated Jan. 1. 1927. divided into twenty equal Myies of ten bonds each, each bond in the Tirineipal sum of $670.00, bearing interest et the rate of 4Vj per cent per annum. The first series to mature and be payable on she 15th day of May. 1928. and one scries, principal and interest, each six months thereafter until all are paid. Authorized by the said board of commissioners to provide the funds to pay for the construction of a highway in said county on petition of Frank E. Mann et al. The sale thereof shall continue from day to day after the above named date until said bonds are sold. .... ~ , Said bonds will be sold to the highest and best bidder thereof at not less than the full face value thereof, including the accriicd interest. , . The right is reserved to reject any and 8,1 b ‘ d9 ' E. A. RAMSAY. Treasurer Marion County, Indiana. May 3. 10. 1927. NOTICE OF THE SALE OF MARION COUNTY ROAD BONDS. . The undersigned Treasurer of Marion County. State of Indiana, will, up to the hour of 19 o’clock in the forenoon of the

33-Year Separation Ended by Reunion Bn Times Special HARTFORD CITY, Ind., May 10. —Chris Speidel was back from Linwood, Mich., today, where he had found his sister, Mrs. John Stevens, whom he had. not seen for thirtythree years. They had believed each other dead. Speidel got trace last week of his sister, learning that she had been living in Bay City. With his son. William, he went there and followed clews until he finally located her in Lintvood. RUTH STRICKEN BY FIT IN CELL (Continued From Page 1) Gray, guilty of murder in the first degree." , „ Thi jurors made it clear that all were of the same mind and none had been fo'ced to concede a point. “Jure-.*. look upon the defendants; defendants, look upon the Jurors,” droned -he court clerk. Mrs. .Snyder was tremblir.2 as she arose. Gray was erect, his face a mask. Gray_S(oical The l'oieman’s voice faltered and the last words could not be heard in the rear of the great courtroom. The indict, meaning death, was at hand. Newspaper men made a break for the rloor. „ Mrs. Snyder crumpled. Her head sank on the counsel table and she cried. Gray was stoical. And then,' upon request of Edgar Hazleton, counsel for Mrs. Snyder, the jury was polled. Mrs. Snyder hid her eyes. Gray drew from his pocket tattered copy of the gospel. He read one page and then glanced toward the ceiling. His lips moved as though at prayer. Sentence Monday Hazleton asked for time to prepare motions. Judge Scudder frowned. “The court sees no reason why the sentence should not be imposed now,” he said. But Miller Joined Hazleton in protest and the court consented to postponement until Monday. Mrs. Snyder then was brought before the railing in front of the bench to give her pedigree, which will be placed upon the warrant of death. The matron supported her as in an almost inaudible voice she made the statements the court holds necessary. Gray looked healthier and one would be tempted to say happier than when he first went to trial. It was with firm step that he left the courtroom that had been the scene of his ordeal. Mrs. Snyder’s Collapse “A fair and just verdict," said District Attorney Newcombe. "Disuppoititing. An appeal will be made," said Hazelton. “An /appeal is probable,” said Miller. Then came rumor. “Mrs. Snyder lias committed sul.cide,” someone told someone else. Soon a crowd of 1,000 persons assembled at the jail entrance. The rumor gained force when Drs. De Rose and Berwick of St. Johns Hospital arrived and made their way to the woman's cell.

$2,000 LEGACY TO AID j Mvney Is for Use At Child Nulrit'on Camp at Bridgeport. Transfer of S2OOO from the will j of Margaret McQuiddy to the Mar* i ion County Tuberculosis Association | for use the child nutrition camp, to he established near Bridgeport, was announced today by the Mothers’ Aid Society. The association is raising; funds for the summer nutrition camp nnd site has been purchased. Association officials believe that the response to a pica for funds may make it possible to begin work on the first unit of the camp this year. The McQuiddy money was left to the Mothers’ Aid Society for use in charitable work for sick children. JILTED SHOOTER TRIED Roanoke Woman Charged With Trying to Kill Man. Bn Times Special BLUFFTON, Ind., May 10.—Miss Golden Francles, 30, is on trial here charged with shooting with intentto kill Earl Williams, 34, on March SO,' 1926, because he refused to marry her. * Miss Francies of Roanoke, went to Williams’ farm home and shot him while they stood in front of the house. She declared Williams told her he expected to wed Mrs. Mary Hartman, a widow. However, he married Miss Pearl Lee of Andrews, Huntington County, Jan. 15. Fliers Still Missing Bn United Press PORTO PRAIA. Cape Verde Islands. May 10.—Capt. Saint Roman and his two companions in an attempt to fly from Africa to Brazil were still missing today. All Islands in this vicinity have been requested to maintain the watch for trace of the fliers. Arriving vessels today had seen nothing of the men or their craft. Legal Notices 20th day of May. 1027, at his office in the courthouse of said county, in the City of Indianapolis, receive sealed proposals for the purchase of the following described bonds; William Koester et al. Free Gravel Road Bonds. Perry Township. Marion County, Indiana, in the principal sum of $29,000. dated Jan. 1. 1927 bearing interest at the rate of 4(4 per cent per annum, divided into twenty equal series of five bonds each in the sum of $290. The first series, principal and interest, to mature and be payable May 15, 1928. and one series, principal and interest eaeli six months thereafter until all are paid. All payable at the office of the undersigned. The sale thereof will continue from day to day after the above named date until all or said bonds are aold. Said bonda have been issued pursuant to the laws of Indiana and an order of the Board of Commissioners of said County to provide the funds to pay tho coat of construction of highway on said township on petition of William Koester et al. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. E. A. RAMSAY. Treasurer Marlon County, Indiana.

MAY 10, 1927

NO TRACE FOUND OF FRENCH PLANE (Continued From Page 1) do their utmost to find Nungesser and Coll. Forty-two hours was the maximum the fltnrs could have remained aloft in their effort to fly from Paris to New York. Paris was a city disillusioned after a delirious afternoon of celebration yesterday when erroneous reports that Nungesser and Coll had arrived in the United States were circulated by newspapers, booming guns and airplane flares. While the city waited today for more news, Lieutenant Coudert of the French army announced ho would begin preparations for a flight to South America, Via Africa, in a piano similar to that used by Nungesser and Coli, ns soon as he received definite word of the result of their flight. Out of Gasoline The biplane White Bird, in which the aviators set out from Le Hourget air field, Paris, at 5;19 a. m. Sunday, Paris time, must have run out of gasoline yesterday afternoon, if some other contingency had not forced her to alight long before. Plans went forward all along the northern coast today to sene’, out rescue siups and airplanes *o search the Atlantic. The steamer West Apaun, nheut one thousand miles out of New York, reported today that the weather, which was bad yesterday, hud cleared up today. The West Apaun was keeping a sharp lookout for the planes ns was the Cunaul liner Cameroniu, nhich sailed from New York Saturday. Three Navy airplanes were to leave Squantum air base, Massachusetts, to seek traces of (lie plane, and two Navy trips from Boston set out cn the search. Appeal to Siiips The Independent Wireless Company broadcast to tho captains of all ships at sea with which it was in touch to be on the lookout. It was expected that by noon h I score of airplanes and as many ships j would lie actively searching for tho | missing men. ! The White Bird was built with a I watertight cabin, oajiable of floating for forty hours, and in addition Nungesser and Goli had life preservers and floating parachutes. They were equipped with concentrated food pills to last for several days, and the plane had a distilling apparatus which would keep them supplied with drinking water ns long ns the craft floated. But the Jinx that has followed Rene Fonck and Noel Davis and Richard Byrd, sieading death and injury among those who tried or planned to try the flight Isctween New York nnd Taris, has, in some fashion, worked again and that great stretch of land and water rci mains uriconquercd.

TWISTERS SNUFF , ■ OUT 200 LIS v (Continued From Page 1) high wind areas, were reported. F.eports from areas now cut off from communication were expected to increase the death toll. Estimates of? 50 injured and more than a million dollars damage was I “very conservative,” the Red Cross at Little Rock, Ark., said today. Again Heads List Flood-racked and torn hy windstorms earlier tills spring, Arkansas again heads the list of tragedyaffected States. More than a dozen small towns were affected hy tho series of windstorms yesterday. Strong and Norphelt, oil villages near Eldorado were almost destroyed when the wind struck last, night, taking a toll of seventeen lives, tearing down oil derricks, homes and business houses nnd injuring nearly 50 per cent of the residents. It was a night of horror in Poplar Bluff after the storm. Cries of injured imprisoned in the debris guided rescue workers. The community was stunned. Thirty-nine of the injured were children, caught by the collapse of a school. INDIANA STORM SHIFTS Result of Mid-West Disttirhanres; A Quiet Forecast. " Thunderstorms over Indiana Monday night and brisk winds today were results of the storms which took a heavy toll of life in the Middle West, reports J. H. Armington, United States weather-bureau head. The storm center has shifted to northern lowa, Armington said. The local storms, which brought a .81 inch ralnfall'here Monday night, and heavy rains over the State, were paused hy winds circling around the storm center. It is not likely that tornados which did heavy damage in other States, will develop in Indiana, he said. Violent winds caused heavy damage in northern Indiana, that section of the State having felt the storm more seriously than any other part. At Osceola, six miles west of Elkhart, -the windstorm caused damage estimated at above $73,000. Telephone and telegraph poles were torn down and buildings were damaged. Charles Lazeing, of Goshen, was injured and removed to Mishawaka Hospital, his skull fractured. It was the second storm that struck St. Joseph County Monday. In the Calumet district, much damage was done. Buildings were the vicinity of Hammond, while at Lowell the roof of the new $250,000 high school building was wrecked. Porter County, near Valparaiso, also suffered considerable property loss. Many trees were uprooted and wires levelled In Laporte. Attack Old Blue Law. Bu I nited Press PITTSBURGH, Pa., May 10.— Pittsburgh’s symphony society, whose Sunday night concert for members only, resulted in arrest of nine of Jts officers, will take the fight against the blue laws of 1794 to court.