Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1927 — Page 13

’ JULY 11,1927

CHURCHES UNITE •IN AN OPEN AIR VE3PERSERVICE Four North Side Pastors Start a New Kind of Series. A series of eight Sunday evening open-air vesper services, in which four north side churches will join, was held on the lawn of Northwood Christian Church, Forty-Sixth St. and Central Ave. Sunday night. The services will each' last one hour, and will be held every Sunday evening through July and August. The participating churches are Carrollton Avenue Reformed, Northwood Christian, Fifty-First Street M. E. and Bethlehem Lutheran. Speakers and music for the services have been announced as follows: July 17, the Rev. C. H. Winders; July 24, the Rev. H. A. King; July 31, the Rev. C. H. Winders; Aug. 7, the Rev. E. N. Evans; Aug. 14, the Rev. Allen K. Trout; Aug. 21, the Rev. G. H. Gehhardt; Aug. 28, the Rev. J. Flbyd Seelig. This is the first time a group of Indianapolis churches have joined in a series of community open-air vesper services, and the pastors of Khe co-operating congregations are irging all members and friends of their churches to attend the services regularly.

The City in Brief

TUESDAY EVENTS Purchasing Agents Association luncheon, Severin. _. , Gvro Club luncheon, Lincoln. Rotary Club luncheon, Claypool. Universal Club luncheon, Columbia Club. University of Michigan Alumni lunchAmerican° ln chcmical Society luncheon. Chamber of Commerce. Mercator Club luncheon, Spink-Arms. Phi Gamma Delta luncheon. Chamber cf Commerce. Police are searching '"for four small Negro boys who were seen carrying an English brindle bull dog belonging to Dr. C. O. Richey, 1058 Congress Ave. The dog, which answered to the name of Buddy, was valued at $75, Dr. Richey told police. Police are looking for two Negro beys both under fifteen who escaped early Saturday evening from the Plainfield Boys’ School. One of the pair lives with parents in Indianapolis, the other at Ft. Wayne. Authorities believe they were headea for Indianapolis. A musical thief stole a portable and fifty records from Pthe home of Mrs. Theresa Baker, 316 Virginia Ave., Sunday night, she told police. The thief scaled a wall and entered a side window. The Blue Goose Lines, Inc., has filed a petition with the puolic servic commission to operate a bus line for passengers and freight between Indianapolis and Evansville. Bloomington, Bedford, Pauli, French Lick, Jasper, Huntingburg and Boonville would be on the route. Charles F. Miller, State superintendent of public instruction, has been named a director of the National Education Association, representing Indiana. Miller and Fred Gladden, his assistant, attended the Seattle convention last week. State Insurance Commissioner Clarence C. Wysong today sought a successor to Walter Huehl, actuary, who resigned to accept a post with the Indianapolis Life Insurance Company. Huehl took the State post three years ago after graduation from the University of Michigan. Another “mysterious missile” case was cleared up by police early Sunday evenin’g when F. M. Brossart, 831 W. Tenth St., reported a window shattered by a “bullet” which narrowly missed him. Investigation proved that Cecil Bolding, 14, of 624 W. Twenty-Eighth St., was practicing golf strokes 'in a nearby lot. Police today sought two men seen •leaving the Morris Stein grocery, F 441 Southeastern Ave., with a burlap sack Sunday. Art Schwengert, 131 McKim St., gave police the license number of the auto in which they drove away. Stein said S2OO •worth of cigars, cigarets and >vas taken. \ Someone broke into the Supreme Oil and Refining Company filling station at 3500 W. Washington St. and stole S7O, hidden in an oil can, Marshall Briswald, attendant, 109 N. Belmont Ave., reported to police today. THREE PRIESTS SHIFTED Bishop Noll of Ft. Wayne Diocese Announces Changes. Bu United. Press FT. WAYNE. Ind., July 11.— Three changes in pastors in the Ft. Wayne diocese of the Catholic church were announced today by the Rt. Rev. John F. Noll, bishop of the diocese. Rev. John S. Hosinski, pastor of St. Hyacinth’s Catholic church here for two years, has been transferred to the St. Casimir’s church at Hammond, succeeding the Rev. Felix T. Seroczncki, assigned to Elkhart. Rev. John Wroblewski, pastor of St. Mary's church of Otis, Ind., will take Rev. Hosinski’s church here. BURGLAR MAKES SWAP Groceries Worth $5 Taken; Woman's Coat Left. f A burglar traded Omer Boucher. 2024 Spruce St., a woman's coat for $5 wortji of meat and groceries •some time Sunday. Boucher told police that the man left the coat after entering his home.

Memories Here

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Gregory Kelly

With a memory of his work with Stuart Walker at the Murat and with only himself at the head of his own company at English’s and as a visiting star with and at the head of his own company on tour at' English's—that's the fine record of Gregory Kelly, who died in New York Saturday night.

THEATER-GOERS MOURNJELLY Gifted Young Actor Praised for Work Here. By Walter D. Hickman In the memory of those who go to the theater in this city there is that thought that Gregory Kelly might have become the force that brings people into the theater. It is unfortunate that anyone so gifted has to pass from the stage unto death. The fact is, few knew that he was ill. We had in Kelly one of those troubled and nervous mental attributes of life which went in new paths. I remember him very well trying to do a most gigantic thing—a bit from “Romeo and Juliet” while doing stock in this city at- English’s. He struck anew keynote at that time—definite failure as to Shakespeare. But he gave pleasure and consummate artistry as to Tarkington. Stuart Walker brought this star into being. He opposed the genius of Walker in this city with a stock company. That is the trial of the business of the stage. But he gave that beauty to the stage which never knew defeat. Gregory Kelly kept on. He won. Funeral Riles Tuesday Bu United Press NEW YORK. July 11.—Funeral services for Gregory Kelly, actor, will be held at St. Malachi’s Church at 11 a. m. tomorrow. Kelly, widely known both along Broadway and in Eastern cities, where he had played on tour, died Saturday. SLIGHT DAMAGE DONE BY SUNDAY HAILSTORM Crops Near Mooresville • Suffer; Lightning Hits Church. Slight damage was reported by utilities and farmers today from the hail storm which struck Indianapolis Sunday afternoon. The storm, acccording to J. H. Armington, United States Weather Bureau head, was nto general over the State, and was nto felt in the eastern section of the city, but did some damage to crops southwest, near Mooresville. The Indiana Bell Telephone Company reported no damage. Twelve Union Traction Company poles on the Newcastle line, near TwentyFirst St. and Emerson Ave., were blown down, but delay to traffic was slight. ‘ Fire, believed caused by lightning, did about SIOO damage to the roof of the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Market and East Sts. FIREMEN CALL MEETING State Association Will Convene Here on Wednesday. Indiana Firemens’ Association will meet in tenth annual convention Wednesday at fire headquarters. A party and dance will be given Wednesday night at Broad Ripple Park. . State Fire Chiefs’ Association will meet with the firemen’s group Friday night at the Anthenaeum. Fire Chief Jesse Hutsell, City Electrician William Griffis, Captain William Powell, Firemen John Mahoney and Captain John Fehrenback are making arrangements. MARSHAL GOT HIS MAN Kills Chicago Labor Leader, Although Wounded in Fray. Bu United Press ANTIOCH, 111., July 11.—Although his assailant had wounded him in both legs Stanley Thompson, marshal, “hoi it out” with Ralph Barnett, Chicago labor leader, and killed him. Barnett was said to have pushed a woman companion from an automobile in which they were sitting. A crowd gathered around the girl and threatened Barnett. The latter draw a revolver and fired on Thompson when he tried to take the weapon. Thompson will recover. Sign Austria-America Treaty Bn United Press . VIENNA, July 11.—A commercial treaty of eight years’ duration, based on the “most favored nation” principle, has been epncluded between Austria and the United States.

SLAIN WOMEN'S BODIES STREWN OVERBROOKLYN Three Believed to Have Been Killed and Chopped to Bits in Cellar. Bit United Press BROOKLYN, N. Y., July 11.—Possibility that three women instead of two might have been murdered and dismembered in the cellar of a residence on Prospect PI. was considered by police today. Mrs. Mary De Martino of Brooklyn reported her daughter, Evelyn. 18, had not been seen since June 30, when she went to the Prospect PI. house to see a friend. Simultaneously, workmen at the B. M. T. subway yard at Fifth Ave. and Thirty-Seventh St., Brooklyn, found under a car a severed head, believed to be that of Mrs. Alfred Bennett, 48. one. of the murder victims. Besides Mrs. Bennett, the other known murder victim was Miss Sarah Elizabeth Brownell, 76, owner of the Prospect PI. house, which she operated as a rooming house. Bodies Strewn Over City The discovery of the head climaxed a long series of grevesome discoveries of parts of bodies in various sections of Manhattan and Brooklyn. First parts of a woman’s legs were found Saturday at the battery. New York. Sunday part of a thigh and back were discovered wrapped in a bedspread in shrubbery in a Brooklyn churchyard. Later more pieces of flesh and bone were found in an alley. Then police went into the cellar of the Prospect place house and discovered, in the blood-stained, flooded room, still more parts of bodies in ash cans. There was no doubt that at least two, and possibly three, women had been killed in the cellar. Their bodies were then hacked, sawed and cut to pieces, and attempts made to hide the crimes by spreading the dismembered bodies, a few pieces at a time, over New York. Carpenter Charged A knife, saw and ax were found in the cellar. Ludwig Lee, carpenter, is charged with homicide in connection with the deaths of Mrs. Bennett and Miss Sarah Elizabeth Brownell, 76. Today he told police he was engaged to be married to the latter woman. Lee, who came to this .country from Norway four years ago, denied any connection with the murders. He was part-time janitor and had a room in the house, where the murders occurred. She Proposed “Miss Brownell asked me to marry her shortly after I went to live at the house last May,” Lee said. “I told her I would. “I believe the old lady used dope," he said later, and at another point: “She always had men visiting her at the house.” He last saw her, Ire said, at 9 o’clock the night of July 4, the night she disappeared, she gave him sls and said she was going away, he said. Then, he asserted, she left and he did not see her again. Detectives charged it was that night that Lee killed the aged woman, probably to obtain money she was believed to have had with her. CITIZEN SOLDIERS TO START TWO-DAY HIKE Cadets Will March From Fort to Broad Ripple Park. Citizen soldiers at Ft. Benjamin Harrison will start on a two-day hiking and campaign trip to Broad Ripple Park Tuesday morning. The march is seven and a half miles. Cadets will carry full packs, pitch tents for the night, and return to their station Wednesday morning. Regular field work is on the program for the summer soldiers at the camp this morning. Field Day will be observed Friday and medals will be awarded to winners in track and field athletic events. Baseball also is on the program. The camp closes July 19.

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Funeral Directors ~W. T. BLASENGYM Main office, 2226 Shelby St. Drexel 2570. BERT S. OADDI ' 2130 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 5307. UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITUS. 931 N. Delaware. LI. 3828. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Main 0008. 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 yesterday:

3 UMBRELLAS 1 VANITY CASE 1 BUNCH KEYS 1 BASEBALL 2 PACKAGES Main 2737 BREAST pin: small: lost: circular; keepsake; downtown. Irv. 2401-J* Reward,

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Lost and Found LOST: pocketbook; In or near Interurban fetation: about S3O. checks for S2OO and S3OO. ELVIN PARRISH, Ballard Ice Cream Cos. Liberal reward. POODLE; black white feet, white collar, clipped 2 weeks; name “Fritz;” lost Wed. from 1736 Ludlow. Reward. Cherry 3053WATCH; open face, octagon shape, Elgin. chain, photo in back; lost near Broad Ripple park. Wed, eve. Rew. Lin. 5150. WATCH, lady’s; initials M. E. P.: lost; keepsake gift of one deceased. Please return. Liberal Reward. Hum. 4494. sls PAY envelop; name Matthews; lost by widow Sat.. Fountain Square. Drcx. 0360. Special Notices I WILT, not be responsible for any debts contracted by Blanche Turk on or after July 11. 1927. RUSSELL TURK. LE MUR PERMANENT WAVE. $5. 1305 LAWTON AVE DREXEL 2722-W. NESTLE LANOIL permanent wave. $5; experlenced operator. Lin. 4630. Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our graduates pass State examinations easily. 202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 578 and 5509. VIOLIN pupils; colored. Irv. 4644. Call from 8 a. m. to 3 p. m. Business Announcements BUILDING, remodeling, repairing, garages built; quick service; reas, Web. 6878-M. CINDERS—S3 LOAD Sand, gravel and driveways. DRex. 1010. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement, brick work. DR. 0736. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated; feather mattresses ana pillows made. E. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass. Main 1428. NOTICE! ! ! Permanent waving. $6.50; work guaranteed. 1324 E. Washington Bt. Riley 5117. CARPENTER work; Jobbing at lowest pos- _ sible cost: est. free. Riley 1228. ELECTRIC fireproof wlritig. $25: for 5room cottage complete. Cherry 6411. GUARANTEED paper hanging and painting, est. free; Immediate serv. Dr. 7148. GENERAL contractors, plasterers; large or small; Jobs by employment. Ran. 5847. Interior and exterior painting, paper cleaning by expert. Wk. guar. Lin. 1056. " NOTICE! ! ! Paper hanging, painting by expert. Mr. E. Grimes. Web. 2474, PAPER hanging wanted by paper hangers. Will furnish paper or hang vour own. Work guaranteed. Riley 1009. PAPER hanging, painting; all wk. guar.; immediate service. Riley 5566. PAPER furnished, hung; first class. promptly done. Call Cherry 1480. _ RUG. 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED *2 Superior Rug Cleaners. HEm 4462 SODDING, cementing, grading & excavatlng & Job wk. of all kinds. Hem. 2452. Help Wanted—Male SALESMAN for new advertising cigar lighter. Live man can make Two Hundred Dollars weekly, HIGHLAND PRODUCTS CO.. 16429 Hamilton Blvd. Highland Park. Mich. IF you’re out of work get next to yourself. A nationally known publisher pays from $1 40 to $2.70 per order commission. Why not give anything a whirl in preference to hplng Idle. Apply 427 Peoples Bank. FIELD manager with crew, at least 3 men: to work one week in city then travel; new McFndden proposition with True Story. MR. HARPS, apply 4 to 6 p. m.. Room 633, 218 Mass. Ave. WANTED: 2 carpenters. Monday morning. Phone Irv. 1153. Help Wanted Female TWO voung. neat appearing ladies to sell Lindbergh’s newest books. It's WOW. Apply 1422 E. Vermont. Situations Wanted Female LADY of refinement and pleasing personality finds it necessary to re-enter the business world. Executive experience: A-l references; college education. Hum. 2744. CLEANING bv expert. 30c per hour, car tttre. Miss Allen. Call Ran. 6408. WANTED practical nursing; confinement cases a specialty. Call before 5 p. m. Main 4432. GIRL, voung: will care lor child through day. Bel. 0160. ' Rooms for Rent ALABAMA. N.. 2355: large modern, front airy room. Ran. 6647. ARSENAL. N.. 445: large front modern room: suitable for 2 people. Web. 2603. CAPITOL. 2109 N.: cool ims.. mod home. adj. bath, $4 sing ■ $5 dble.. Har. 1378. CAPITOL. 2931 N.; cool, ariry room, prlv. mod., home prlv. Call evenings. CARROLLTON. 4218: nicely fur. rms, mod. Suitable for 2: breakfast and garage If drsired. Hum. 2083. CENTRAL. 1824: SICELY FURN. PRIV. MOD. HOME. RAN. 2807. DELAWARE, N.. 2602: FRONT KM.. SOLE. OR DBLE PRIVATE HOME FOR GENTLEMAN. HAR. 1074-M. EAST, N.. 726. Apt 21; nicely turn, sleeping rooms modern, suit for 2. Lin. 7754. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 907; double and single room; all modern. 24TH. E.. 611; cool, airy front room. mod. prlv, home., reas. Ran. 2444. Rent Housekeeping Rooms BROADWAY. 831; clean, 2, near bath; $4; walking distance. Riley 5458. _ CAPITOL, 835 N.; 2 and 3 rooms; $5 and $1,50; completely furnished. DELAWARE. N.. 815; 2 front; porch; SB. 2 side, $7: clean, newly decorated. DE QUINCY. N., 922: nicely furnished room for gentleman; breakfast if desired. On bus line, Irv. 3947-W. ILLINOIS. N ; 16x15-ft. room, running wat., gas: everything furn. $5.50. Ha. 4029-R. LEXINGTON. 1021; 3 lurn. rms. up. $5; 1 furn. rm. down. $5. Drexel 0562-J, MASSACHUSETTS AVE.. 335 */ 3 ; clean, cool airy semi-mod. rooms, for ladles. Lin. 5446. ' MERIDIAN. S., 1655: two nicely furn., frnt. rooms; private entrance. Drexel 0362, MILEY, 129; two. clean, furnished; gas. electricity; private entrance: $5. OAKLAND. 641; 2 attractive mod rms.. private family. Cherry 1907-R. NEW JERSEY. 1465. N.; 2 or 3 furn. rms., mod., nice porch., gar. Lin. 6022, PARK Ave., 2026; single room or front rr,;. and kitchenette. Hemlock 2878. TEMPLE. N.. 205; 2-room apartment, nicely furnished; near car line. TENTH. 1532 E.; housekeeping rooms; modern. Ch. 6596. 10TH, E„ 1426; 1 rm., kitchenette, modern, clean, reasonable. Web. 3289. 11TH, E., 717: 2-room apt., furnished, mod.. private entrance. Rl. 2607. Room for Rent With Board BEVILLE, N., 30; two young men: board optional; modern. Cherry 6240-R. CARROLLTON, 4218; nicely furnished room; modern, suitable for 2; breakfast and garage optonal. Call Humb. 2083. CENTRAL Ave.: room and board for 2. Home privileges. Wash 0899. CHILDREN to board: mother’s care; good location. Riley 6349. OHIO St., E„ 1422; 2 refined business women; prvt.; mod, home. Lin. 3667. PENN., 1820 N.: COOL ROOM; BRKFAST AND EVENING DINNER; GARAGE. WILL board 8. Care for 1 or 2 elderly people; modem home. Bel. 1511. WANTE 1 or 2 small children to board. $4 week. Mother’s care. Har. 4482-W. Houses tor Rent ARIZONA. W.. 29; 4-ROOM HALF DOUBLE; sls. DR. 6449-W. BELLEVIEW. 1021; 5-room and bath: modern bungalow; Improved street; double garage: >35, Bel. 1860. CHARLES. 831; 8-room single; bath- good condition; $26; adults. Drexel 4877-W. CHESTER, N.. 621: 5 rooms, modern: garage, water paid; wonderful location: beautiful yard. Irv. 0706-W. COFFEY ST.. 903; 6-ROOM HALF DOUBLE AND GARAGE: sls. DR. 6449-W. COLORED; near Capitol & 21st: 5 rms. semi-mod.; <22.50. Har. 0403-R. ENGLISH Ave., 1702; second floor. 6 living rooms and bath: $25. Dr. 5350. KELLY, E„ 1758; 4-room double, newly decorated: sls month. Bel. 1041, GARFIELD, 817-19; 6 rms., mod. dble., garage; newly decorated. Br. 3837-1. HENRY. E.. 330: 4 rms.. gas. elect., water, inside toilet; good con,; S2O; Drex. 0164, LA SALLE. N.. 554; 6-ROOM, SEMI-MOD.. GARAGE: $18.50 MONTH. McCARTY, 760; good 5-room, semi-modern cottage; fine condition; only $25 month. Lin. 8242. Eves., Irv. 0438-J. 313 E. 30th: 6-room $30.00 3906 E. Michigan; 5-room $33.50 F. S. CLARK & CO., Main 3377. NORTHWESTERN Ave.. 3108: 5-room mod. lower duplex; owner, upper. Ha. 1330. NEWMAN. 1211: 6 RM. MOD., GARAGE. RI, 1328. HUM. 4174. OLNEY St„ 1934; 3 bedroom home, aemimod.; newly decorated. Web. 4617-4, SOUTH SIDE: Naomi. 1247: 4-room double; inside toilet: water paid; S2O. Bel. 3885. VERMONT St., 4915; 5-room bungalow: gar.; 1 acre of ground; S2O. Riley 2157. 2168 Wheeler-St.; four rooms *} 8 -°2 3015 E. 22nd St.: four rooms SIB.OO A. F. ZAINEY. 122 N. Delaware. FOR COLORED 817-19 Fowler St., redecorated inside. plumbing; $12.50 per month. Lin. 0660. BEAUTIFUL NEW 8-ROOM MOD. DBLE. East St., S.. 1526. This Includes breakfast room and bath, built-in features, full basement, beautiful fixtures. Reasonable. Drex. 5987-J.

Houses for Rent Suburban Home 2923 Chester Ave. 4 rooms newly papered: elect, lights, gas. city water paid; inside toilet and sink: large yard; Vi sq. from bus; only $16.50. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors 130 N. Dela. Ma. 4088. Apartments for Rent APARTMENTS, furnisned or unfurnished. H. H. WOODBMALL <fc CO.. INC. Call E. V. Dessert. Lin. 5391 or Hum, 2204. BELL. 1531; lovely 4-room upper apartment, porches and awnings, water paid; $22.50; wks. rent free. Ch. 5190-J. COLLEGE and 22nd, S. E. corner; attractive 4 and 5 rms.. heat and wat. furn. reasonable. See custodian. Call Lin. 1581. HALL PLACE, 1720; 3 rooms and bath. newly papered, elect., gas; sl6. MAPLE ROAD BLVD.. E.. 401; 4 ROOMS AND SUNROOM: GARAGE: FOR APPOINTMENT. OWNER HUM. 2409. NORTH ST.. E., 419; 4 rooms and bath; modern: heat and water furnished: only $37,50 per month. J. G. McOullough Agency. 106 N. Delaware St. WALCOTT. 421: desirable 3 rooms and bath In thoroughly mod. home, east: furn. or unfurn.: entire second floor; prvt. ent.; light, heat, gas, water: reasonable. THE CA.MHPGE Non-housekeeping apts.; consisting of 1, 2 and 3 rooms, furnished or unfurnished, heat, light and water furnished. H. H. WOODSMALL & CO.. Lincoln 5391. 5392. Main 2603, E. V. Dessert. Humboldt 2204. Four-Room Apartment No. 2—2015 College Ave. Modern except heat: newly decorated: water and garage; furnished; S3O. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors 130 N. Delaware. Ma. 4088. Houses and Flats Furnished CAPITOL. 2045 N.; 4-room, completely furnlshed apt. Make offer, Har. 0649-W. OOODLET Ave.. 1024: completely furnished; 3 rms.. bath; garage; $35. Bel. 1583-R. RIVERSIDE DR.. E. 2103: competely furnlshed bungalow: gar. Call eve. 8 and 10. WOODRUFF. 1846 Cross Dr.: 6 rms.. nicely furn.. newly dec., gar. Web. 3978. Cottages and Resorts MODERN 5-ROOM LAKE COTTAGE: weekly. July 24 to Aug. 21. LEyi CLOUD. Rochester. Ind.. R. R. 9. SUMMER cottage: Ravenswood: reasonable for rest of season. Dr. 0562-J. COTTAGE: near Traders Point, on Eagle Craek. Call mornings. Drexel 1107-R. _ Business Places for Rent I OFFICE AND FACTORY FOR LIGHT i MANUFACTURING. JESSUP Ac ANTRIM I ICE CREAM CO. 713-15 N. ILLINOIS. COLORED; office rooms: 3. desirable, ideal location for colored professional i men; downtown. Lin. 5667. Colored. Wanted to Rent i WE NEED 400 to 500 feet of space for phonograph repair shop in a garage or shop already occupied. CENTRAL MUSIC CO- LIN. 1144. WANTED; small furnished apartment bv employed couple. Must be reasonable. ! Address Times Box B 450. Houses for Sale | “ I BROADWAY. 3905; fine corner. 50x150. I good 3-bedroom. 2-storv frame, up-to-l date. SIO,OOO. Will take part trade. ! PARK AVE.. 4430; beautiful home, lot 72x175 brick veneer tie roof, 4-bed-rooms. also one in attic. Two-car brick garage. $20,000. Worth $25,000. Leaving city. PARK AVE.. 5016: good frame. 3-bedroom bungalow, lot 45x126. Shade and etc., $7,300. Call Frank L. Bridges. Ri. 5250 or LI. 8167. S3O DOWN, BALANCE LIKE RENT 5 rooms, semi-modern; large lot: garage; low taxes: no Barrett. Main 3868; evenings. Ran 4702. BEVILLE AVE., N.. 544; good. 3-bedroom. 2-storv home. Thoroughly modern. In first-class condition; garage: nice shade; $5,500; SSOO cash and SSO per month. BRADLEY AVE.. N.. 621: 3 years old, stucco bungalow; in first-class condition. $6,000. Make offer. Call Frank L. Bridges. Ri. 5250; evenings, Li. 8167. Do you want to buy a dandy bungalow east in a real home location? See this one cf 5 attractive rooms, with large fencea in lot on paved street and located near Brookside Park at 1403 N. Kcallng Ave. Easy terms. Cali THE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO. Lincoln 5057, Res.. Irv. 1559. NO PAYMENT DOWN Hanson. 222-224; 4 rms. to a side dble.; rents sls a aide, MR. BUEHER, Riley 6191. HOUSE Desirable built-in features; 3136 Broadwav; references required. Call Lin. 6391. or Eves., Hnm. 5841, NEAR HOLY CROSS CHURCH State St.: seven-room cottage: semi-mod.. $3,5u0: SSOO down; balance monthly. Lin 7832. $250 DOWN 332 Prospect: six-room modern: $3,500: $250 down; balance, $32.50 monthly. Call Lin. 7832. EUCLID. mod.. 5 rms.. breakfast rm. Dr. 1322. KEALINO, N.. 410; practically new. semimodern, 4-room double; equipped with Heatrola; close to school; garage. Call MISS I LG, Main 6761. or evenings. MRS. ELSNER, Irvington 3955. $250 CASH, $35 PER MONTH Five-room modern cottage in A-l condition; located near Prospect car line; business center, school and churches; large lot. double garage: price $3,750. j. g. mccullough agency. 106 N. Delaware St. - Main 1709. 3-BEDROOM HOUSE Desirable built-in features; 3136 Broadway; for sale. Call HUM, 5841, or LIN. 6391, SIOO TO $250 CASH S2O TO $35 PER MONTH Gives immediate possession of one of our modern or semi-modern bungalows or cottages. F. J. Viehmann Cos.. Realtors Ac Builders. 142 N. Delaware. Riley 2840. Res.. Irv. 0534-M. $150.00 CASH $16.50 a month will give you possession of a four-room cottage on Barth Avenue, near Van Camps place in reasonably good condition; has elec, lights, gas. city water In the yard; paved street. It’s a real buy at SI,BOO. Mr. Keller, eves. Hem. 1840. SCHMIDT Ac SMITH. INC., REALTORS. 130 N. Dela. Ma. 4088. LOOK AT THIS 2018 N. ALABAMA ST. Wonderful bargain, nine rooms, modern. city heat: furniture goes with the house. Get busy and see us immediately. Priced very low. H. C. TUTTLE & BRO. 233 E. Ohio St. Main 1168. Cherry 1108. ROCKVILLE ROAD, WEST One-half acre and acre tracts. These tracts have sewers, elec., all city conveniences; can be had with cash payment as low as $2 down. Good transportation and school; drive out W. Washington to fork of Rockville Rd.. then continue west on Rockville Rd.. 2Vi miles to Keystone Manor. Salesman on ground 3 p. m. until dark everv dav. W. R. HUNTER CO. 46 N, Del. Si. Main 1078. SEE THIS AND MAKE OFFER 1022 Nelson. Leaving city, must sell 4room modern bungalow; block south of Garfield Park. SEE THIS AND MAKE OFFER. North of 30th St.. 3035 Layman; 4 rooms. bungalow, elect., garage. Owner. SHELDON. 5164; 6-room bungalow; will sell equity; bargain. Hum. 5150. LOVELY seven-rm. house, lots of shade; Jefferson Ac 10th St. Owner. Web. 6961-J. 2000 BLK.. E.. betwl Michl & Wash. Widow. Mod. Ac seml-m. cot. Times B-30. Suburban for Sale $350 DOWN $35 Per Month Buvs 2 acres and five-room bungalow, electric lights, chicken house, garage, fruit trees. Located seven miles from Monument southwest. I WAYNE M, HARRYMAN. Main 0792. Irv. 3310. Farms for Sale 35 ACRES; 8 miles north from monument; bargain. Main 5803. Apt. 1716. Building and Contracting General remodeling, repairs and improvements of all kinds. Will assist in financing. Also homes built on payments like rent. CIVIC REALTY CO. 136 N. Delaware LI ncoln 5050

Real Estate for Exchange FARMS or city property for sale or trade. What have you? CHAS. F. GRAY. 46 Union Trust Bldg. _> Business Opportunities BEAUTY SHOP; 3 booths, fully equipped; Splendid north side location. Owner leaving city. Investigate. Box B 282. NORTH. 800 blbck; 17-room rooming house. will trade as down payment for equity in small house, or double. Lin. 9433. ROOMING house: 8U N. Illinois; 12 rooms, clean, modern and well furnished. Priced right for Quick sale. USED FURNITURE STORE FOR BALE CHEAP. 838 VIRGINIA AVE. HOME and Income; clean, modern. Call Hem. 5688. LUNCH room and furnished rms., close to factory. Long lease. Bel. 2377. Miscellaneous for Sale BARGAIN WEEK On reconditions, coolers, freezers and refrigerators. F. D. Gardner Ac Cos., 221 E. Maryland. Ma. 3713. CASH REGISTERS, scale*, gnnders. sllcers rebuilt; guaranteed. Fixtures all kinds. SPRAGUE EX., 22 W. Ohio. Main 0564CELERY plants for sale. 1506 Lawton St. CHILDS bed. spring and mattress; good condition; $9. Can Dr. 5825-R. COMPLETE pasteurizing outfit; 1926 Ford ton truck. Main 5803, Apt. 1716. LIQUID SPRAY; for bedbugs. Insects, destroyed with 1 application of Sudden D. ALBERT G. MAAS. 31 Virginia Ave. Main 1235. OIL stove 2-burner: 3-sectton book cases: small piano; complete Simmons bed. 3423 N. CaPltol. PORTABLE concession stand; practically new; very cheap. Call Dr. 5828-R. REFRIGERATOR; used: guaranteed; all sizes; $lO up. 551 N. East St. SPORT suit; hlaid velour; reasonable. Hum. 5913. TABLE; babv high chair; bed complete. 314 Llnwood Ave.. Irv. 0708-J. Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing, furniture, magazines, papers will heTp us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 6632. 127 W. Oeorgia. Pets and Live Stock ALL babv chicks. $8 per 100. $1 per doz. BOYERS HATCHERY. 34 N. Delaware. Riley 5470. Musical Instruments CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Music. Plano, harmony and all dance orchestral lnstrum'ts, 106 Pembroak Arcade. RI. 3880. PIANO: upright "Krakauer.” Call Main 1664 for an appointment. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Coal and Wood Summer Prices in Effect Now! BETHEL COAL CO. DRcx 5200 233 Caven St. JOHNSON BAIN COAL CO. 359 W. RAY DREXEL 1010. Summer Prices Now UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 4621 •'Kindling with each ton ’* No charge for wheeling. Pocchontas Lump Red Ash SB.OO JACKSON COAL CO. Roach at Burton Harrison 0310 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 business-like manner without paying more than the legal rate of Interest or without being Imposed upon in any way. We do not notify your employer neither do we make inquiries of friends, relatives or trades people. You gbt the money in a few hours' time and without having any one sign vour 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 Pennsylvana and Wash Sts. Entrance 41 E. Washington St.

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LOANS s2® 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. 14:iy 2 E. Washington St. MA in “0585. Lin. 7184. RATE 2% below legal rate. Lowest cost In cits. Why pav more? $2 la the month’s Interest on a balance of SIOO. No charge except Interest. We> try to meet your requirements as to size of loan and payments. Loans on household furniture. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan. 330 Occidental Bldg.. S. E. corner Washington and Illinois Bts. Main 6229. No embarrassing investigations. OTHER COMPANIES PAID OFF WE BUT REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Marlon County property from tltleholders. Mr. Frv: THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 257 W. Washington St. Main 0792. FURNITURE LOANS-810 TO $I00! LEGAL RATES. POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION. ROOM 513. 106 E. MARKET BT. PHONE MAIN 1271$

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AUTO ACCOUNTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS MARION FINANCE CO..LIN. 1561, 207 GUARANTY BLDG Loans on Personal Property and Diamonds. AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347 Bankers Trust Cos. MAIN 3983. Auto Supplies and Repairs Roger’s Tire Slop We carry the most complete line of GOOD USED TERES In the Middle West In High Pressure. Balloons and Pneumatic Truck Tires. COME IN Look over our assortment. Dealers Wanted —Special Discount Vulcanizing on 6 and 7-inch Tru-k Tires. 3117 W. Washington St. BEI. 4300 NEW and used parts, accessories, tires and batteries for practically every make of car for less. Satisfaction guaranteed. CAPITOL AUTO PARTB AND TIRE CO.. 821-23 N. Illinois. Main 6090. USED TIREB. all sizes; mg selection to chose from; most reasonable prices In town. 624 E. Wash. St. Lin. 2664 Automobiles Wanted WILL pav cash for your car or your equity. I. WOLF AUTC CO. Lin. 4515. 561 N. Capitol. ÜBED CARS bought and sold. OOLDBERG. 522 N. Capitol. Lincoln 4638. Automobiles tor Sale DODGE. 4-door seaan: 5 good tires, bumpers.‘spotlight. lots extras; A-l mechanical condition: $325. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. North St. Lin. 1995. USED CAR BARGAINS LATE MODELS—EASY TERMS. FRANK FEESER CO. 1126 PROSPECT CHEVROLET SEDAN Sold new Jan. 8. 1927; our price 8550; $l5O cash, balance $29.95 for 16 months. We guarantee this car. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garage, 218 E. New York St. Riley 5583. CHEVROLETS • Down Pvmt. ’25 Coupe 884 ’25 Touring 60 ’25 Roadster 60 '26 Touring <5 '26 Coach 100 ’26 Sedan 145 Several Others to Select From. Marion Chevrolet Cos. 1040 N. Meridian. L!n. 5361. 1923 DODGE COUPE A real buy; $l5O. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W, North St.. Lin. 1925. OVERLAND, 1924 Coupe sedan: a real buv at $l5O. CENTRAL BUICK CO. FORD SEDAN 1924 Tudor. Good shape, tires good. A real good car for $175.00. Easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO. 525 E. Washington. 'Attention, Taxi Men 1925 Reo taxi, In wonderful condition; a rare bargain, terms. Locomobile and Stutz of Indiana 1525 N. Meridian St. Open evenings and Sunday.

BARGAINS Dodge sedan. 1923 ~...5350 Dodge coupe. 1922 250 Fora sedan, 1921 75 Grev coupe, 1923 50 Small down payment, balance easy terms. LONG AUTO SALES 1114 N. Meridian. Lincoln 6865. 1925 DODGE 4-PASSENGER COUPE A-l condition. Price Just right. C. H. WALLERICH, Inc. 314 N. Delaware. Open evenings. USED FORDS FRANK HATFIELD CO. Authorized Ford Dealer. 625 N. Capitol. Kla. 4706. BUICK roadster, 1923; for sale or will trade for Ford coupe, new paint, A-l condition; cash or terms. Drexel 4833 after 5 p. m. EQUITY IN 1926 FORD Roadster, good condition all over; 5 balloon tires: bal. due $125. Call after 5 p. m. Riley 2209. 1924 FORD touring; motor A-l condition, tires almost new, paint good; 835 down. Terms. SMITH Ac MOORE 528 N. Meridian St. Main 6650. Dodge, 1923 Sedan $250 Mechanically good; 5 good tires: leather unholstering; in fact it's a real bargain; easy terms. Indianapolis _ Auto Exchange 730 E. AVashington St. CADILLAC COUPE New Duco. gooff tires, good mechanically. Price SSOO. . BURKE CADILLAC CO. Meridian at 11th. Main BUS. CADILLAC SEDAN Good tires, new Duco, A-l mechanically. Price S6OO. BURKE CADILLAC CO. Meridian at 11th. Main 5125. BARGAINS ON OAKLEY’S LOT DOWN PAYMENT. 1924 Chevrolet coupe ) 85.00 1924 Overland coupe 65.00 1924 Oldsmobllc sport touring 50.00 1922 Overland sedan 50.00 1923 Durant touring 50.00 1923 Chevrolet sedan 50.00 1923 Ford sedan 50.00 1923 Chevrolet touring .55-22 1924 Hudson coach 100.00 OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 8. Meridian. Drexel 4743.

1 Overland Touring $59.00 1 Overland Sedan . r „ 69.00 1 1926 Chevrolet Coach $485.00 1 66 Sedan (Willvs-Knight) 1050.00 —Many Others—* CAPITOL-OVERLAND —AT— ' CAPITOL AND MICHIGAN

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Automobiles for Sale Foreclosures The "1 Other Fellow's Loss Is Your Gala. The unpaid balance refinanced for you with i small down payment and balance month!! PARTIAL LIST BELOW. * ’27 Hudson coach: run 1.566 mile*. j •37 Studebaker sport roadster. ’27 Star 6 roadster. '25 Ford roadster, $156. '26 Oldsmobllc de luxe coupe. ’26 Ford Tudor: equipped. ’27 Pontiac coach; never titled. ’24 Durant 4 sedan; cheap. j ' '24 Oakland coupe (a pickup). Wills St. Clair sedan. '24 Bulck sport roadster, $325. '24 Essex 4 coach. $275. Packard. 6-cyllnder sedan; new. '27 Hudson brougham. Davis coupe: never titled. Diamonds, radios or cars accepted IS trade. Car Owoers Finance ( and Motor Sales Cos. | 323 N. Pennsylvania St. (Never closed.) Riley 1282. t CADILLAC SEDAN Good tires, new Duco, A-l mechatt ically. Price S6OO. BURKE CADILLAC CO, Meridian at Ilth Main 5128 Chevrolet 1926 4-Door Sedan Absolutely runs and looks like new; sea this one at a real price; terms or trade. Paige Indiana Cos. 1110 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday. Lincoln 73*2. 1925 ESSEX COACH New Duco, A-l mechanically, Price $385. BURKE CADILLAC CO, Meridian at 11th Main 813$ Chrysler 70 Roadster Practically new tires; first-class run, nlng condition; a real bargain; $798) terms. Carl 11. Wallerich, Inc. 314 N. Delaware. Open evenings. __ 1923 BUICK TOURING In excellent condition. Only $378. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 130 W. North St. Lin. 1996^ Dodge Four-Door Sedan Late model. leather upholstcrlnri looks like anew car; wonderful value. Paige Indiana Cos. 1110 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday. Lin. .7342. Oakland 1925 Sedan Original Duco finish: A-l mechanical condition; slls down, balanco 16 months. State Auto Cos. 535 N. Capitol. Open evening*. ~ . 1927 CHEVROLET CABRIOLET Like new; sold new April 28. 1927. W guarantee this car. Cost $850; our price $600: S2OO cash, balance $29.95 for 16 months. EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. Garage 218 E. New York Bt. Riley 5863. . FORDS Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. Locomobile Sedan 1926 Demonstrator Been driven by official of company very little. In perfect condition throughout. Priced to sell Immediately; can arrange terms and some trade. Locomobile and Stutz Cos. of Indiana 1525 N. Meridian. Open evenings. DODGE CMJFE Repainted; In A-l condition: only $275. MATTOX MOTOR SALES 1001 N. MERIDIAN. LI. 1177 Hudson Brougham and Five-Passenger Sedan Both are Just right mechanically, new paint and everything. These kinds are scarce. Trade or E 7, terms. Demonstration to vour heart's content. P. B. Smith Auto Cos. 450 N. Capitol. Downtown Hudson and Essex Dealers. HUDSON BROUGHAM Just relacquered beautiful green: 8 very good tires; motor perfect; trunk and lots of extras. Only $695 today. ARMACOST 209 W. North Bt. Main V 64. 1923 lIAYNES SPORT TOURING 120 W. North St. Lin. 1995. In A-l condition: winter Inclosure; S2OO. CENTRAL BUICK CO. Studebaker Big 6 Speedster Powerful big 6. Six disc wheels, til good tires, relacquercd and motor runs smoothly and quietly as electrlo fan. Compare this $550 value hero today. Armaeost 209 W. North St. Open Evenings.

Rickenbaekcr Sedan, 1926 Only driven 4.300 miles; beautiful car and a real buy. Come drive this car. 1525 N. Meridian. Locomobile and Stutz of Indiana WALLERICH'S USED CAR BARGAINS. 314 N. DELAWARE ST. Jewett 1924 Coach Looks and runs like new; priced right; $350; terms or trade. Nouat of Cbcvrokf 348 N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings. HUP sedan and 1926 Ford ton truck. Main 5803. Apt. 1716, Trucks 2 LATE 1923 Ford trucks; A-l condition. new tires; private owner; cheap for cash Must be sola before Mondav. Call Ran. 1426, RECONDITIONED TRUCKS. VaRIOOs KINDS AND SIZES. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT. 1188 KENTUCKY AVE. MAIN 2809. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

Legal Notices FORD touring, motor 10009988. property of Fred Rabbe, to be sold at public auction at 1044 Elm Bt., to satisly charges for repair and storage, the 19th day of July, 1937. at 0 a. m. LEOAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HKARfifO—PUBLIC BERVICE COMMISION DOCKET NO. 9016. In the matter of the petition of the Madison Light and Fuel Company, Madl> son. Ind., sell additional SIO,OOO bonds. Notice la hereby given that the public service commission or Indiana will conduct public hearing In the above entitled cause, in the rooms of the commission, Statehouse. at Indianapolis, Ind., at 10 o'clock a. m., July 21, 1937. Public participation In this hearing Is requested by the commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA. By J. W. McCARDLE. Commissioner. Indianapolis, Ind., July 9, 1927. NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. Notice is herpbv given that the Joint Purchasing committee for the correctional and benevolent institutions of the State of Indiana will receive at the office of it* Secretary, Room 326 State House, Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10 o’clock a. m. Monday, July 18. 1927, sealed bids on Paints, Oils and Varnishes Queensware. Glassware and Silverware according to a complete list spectlying kind, grade and quantity now on file In the office of the Secretary of the Committee. The Joint Purchasing Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bid* submitted and to waive technical defects. JOINT FURCHASINO COMMITTEE. DAILY K. McCOY. Secretary.