Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 64, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1927 — Page 11

JULY 25; 1927

BIRGER MUST . DIE; REIGN OF TERROR ENDS Southern Illinois Gang Lord Sentenced to Death for Mayor’s Death. Bn Unit est Press BENTON, 111., July 25. Peace came today to southern Illinois—noted for its Herrin, its riots, Its murders, its feuds, and its gangs—as news tricked through the district that Charley Birger, most recent of Its gang lords, faces the death penalty. * Birger was found guilty of plotting the murder of Mayor Joe Adams of West City and his penalty was fixed by the jury at. death. Two of his companions. Art Newman and Ray Hyland, were convicted and their penalties fixed at life in prison. As chief of the deadly gang which bore his name, Birger has been one of the most feared men in the district. With his passing—and with his foremost enemies already in prison for mail robbery—it generally was agreed that southern Illinois’ reign of terror has come to an end. Law Back in Saddle “This verdict means the end of the reign of the machine gun and restoration of supremacy of the law,” Attorney Roy C. Martin asserted shortly after the verdict was returned Sunday afternoon. Attorneys for Birger and his codefendants at once filed motions for 8 new trial and Judge Charles Milder set Wednesday as the date to hear their arguments. Robert E. Smith, chief counsel for Birger, announced he would carry his appeals to the United States Supreme Court if necessary. Smith has defended 181 persons charged with murder and Birger is the first to receive the extreme penalty. "This case will go to the Supreme Court,” Smith declared. “But if in the end Charley Birger must die, I fun sure he will go as he lived—fearless.” Knew No Fear That Charley Birger lived a life unknown to fear few who knew him will deny. Although he always was protected against the wrath of his enemies, he walked boldly down the streets of almost every southern city and defied even the law of the State to cross his path. His armored fortress, "Shady Rest,” was a bulwark against his enemies until finally it was bombed by an airplane and set afire. Its walls were equipped with machine guns which often showered volleys of bullets at approaching foes. Outcome of Feud The murder of Mayor Adams was ut an incident in the long and bitter feud that existed between Birger's gang and the rival gang headed by the three Shelton brothers—now serving long terms in the Federal penitentiary at LeavenWorth for robbing the mails. Mayor Adams was believed to be friendly to the Sheltons, sufficient in itself to be considered a crime by .the law of the Birgers. And so one night last winter Mayor Adams was called to the front door of his home in West City and shot to death. ORDERS PLANE MOTORS Moundsville Corporation Gives Conti* for 25 to Local Firm. Contract for building twenty-five airplane motors Moundsville Airplane Corporation, Moundsville, W. Va., is held by Chevrolet Bros. Manufacturing Company, 410 W. Tenth St. C. P. Craig, chief engineer of the Moundsville Corporation, and M. M. Douglas, an executive of the company, Saturday visited the Chevrolet Bros, plant and the Chamber of Commerce. They conferred with Paul H. Moore, secretary of the Indianapolis Airport Corporation. Louis Chevrolet, racer and designer of Frontenac racing motor, designed the 200-pound airplane motor. The motors develop between and sixty horse power. They P|Mll be installed in low-priced planes made by the Moundsville corporation. PROBE ATTACK MYSTERY Police Hunting Pair Who Beat Man Late Sunday. Police sought two assailants of a man who was found badly beaten at Missouri and Pearl Sts., Sunday night. Police say all they are able to learn from the victim is that his name is Gatewood. He was taken to the city hospital where his condition is regarded as serious. George Sucre, 426 W. Maryland St., and John Matau, 428 W. Pearl St., told police they saw the two men run from the scene and found Gatewood unconscious. O’HIGGINS CLEW FADES Ten Youths Held in Connection With Killing Released. Si/ United Press DUBLIN, July 25.—Another possible clue to the assassins of Kevin O’Higgins faded today when ten, youths, arrested in connection with the murder, were discharged in police court. The superintendent of police said when they were arraigned he had no evidence to submit. Attack Suspects Held B" Times Special EAST CHICAGO, Ind., July 25. Forty suspects are held here as poK lice strive to find the assailants of W two 16-year-old girls and a woman within the past ten days. Each of the victims reported the attacks were made by five Negroes.

Ants Eat House HU Special SHERIDAN. Ind., July 25. Termite ants damaged the home of E. M. Beale near here so badly that he was compelled to tear down part of the house and replace the honey-combed lumber.

FIGHT TRANSIT STRIKETHREAT Tie-up of Subway Lines Set by Employes for Tuesday. Bit United Press NEW YORK, July 25.—Preparations were hurried by city authorities and the transit companies today to meet a threatened strike emergency, which, if materializes fully, would almost tie up the city. A group of subway employes working for the Interborough Rapid Transit Company has set the strike for midnight tomorrow in protect against the company’s refusal to recognize their union. The Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes, directing the threatened strike, said it would be 100 per cent effective on the two vast subway systems, the elevated lines and the Brooklyn surface lines, That would entail a strike of approximately 25,000 men. The Interborough, however, insisted the disaffected employes are a minority and prepared to keep its lines running. Emergency employes are being brought into the city. COPS PLAN BIG SHOW Program Prepared for Police and Firemen’s Picnic. Guests of the police and firemen at the second annual field day next Saturday at Broad Ripple Park will be treated to the largest program offered at such an event, according to Police Major Lewis Johnson, and Fire Chief Jesse Hut sell. Everything from a pie eating contest to a ride on the figure eight will be enjoyed. Tickets being sold by the police and firemen are exchangeable at the gate for full value for admission to amusement devices. The share the police and firemen get from the park goes to the pension fund of the two departments. In addition there will be the recognized A. A. U. track and field meet for men and women, and an amateur boxing show, under the direction of Paul R. Jordan. Motor boat races, swimming races, parachute leaps by Sergeant Earl Halstead, and a baseball game by two leading teams In the industrial league, are on the program. There will be dancing at night. CHAMBER REPORTS 158 CONVENTIONS HELD HERE Eighty More on Schedule for Remainder of Year. Indianapolis was host to 158 conventions ind eleven events of more than national interest, during the first half of 1927, according to the Chamber of Commerce convention bureau. Forty-th?6e of the conventions were of national, international and regional scope. Attendance at the conventions was approximately 64,000 arid at the eleven other events, 200,000, comprised largely of out-of-town visitors. Eighty conventions are definitely listed for the remainder of 1927, sixty conventions are on the books for next year, and a half-dozen have been scheduled already for 1929. NEW CHURCH IS NAMED Forty-Ninth St. Christian Edifice Built in Record Time. Forty-Ninth St. Christian Church was the official name adopted for the new church, built in slightly more than a day, at Forty-Ninth St. and Schofield Ave., at dedicatory services Sunday afternoon. The Rev. William A. Shullenberger gave the dedicatory sermon. The Rev. Virgil P. Brock, secretary of Indianapolis Christian Church Union, in charge of services, will direct activities until a pastoris obtained. The new church contains an auditorium and social rooms. It cost about SB,OOO.

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In Memoriam Notices IN MEMORIAM—In loving memory of our dear husband and daddy, John O’Connor, who was killed at C. I. & W. roundhouse, July 25, 1926. One year has passed since that sad day, God called the one we loved away; Forget him, no, we never will. For in our hearts, he liveth still. The blow was great, the shock severe, We little thought the end so near; And' only those who’ve lost can tell. The pain of parting without farewell. Inserted by his loving WIFE and sons, TOMMIE AND JACKIE. Springfield, 111. Funeral Directors BERT 8. OADD. ■ 8130 PROSPECT BT. DREXEL 5307. 'flftSt

Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM ' Main office, 2336 Shelby St. Drexel 2570. undertakers: HXSEY & TITUS. 931 N. Delaware. LI. 3828. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 322 E. Market. Main 0908. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1154. Res.. Bel. 3866-R 1. Lost and Found BIRD DOG; pointer, male, white and liver, heavy built, scar on noise; lost in vicinity of Bluff Rd. and Troy. Drexel 7746. Liberal reward. KODAK: on Fifteenth or Central Ave., Sunday. Reward. Riley 5491. LOST, small black handbag on or near Prospect car. Dre. 0229-R. LOST. Gladstone baa. tan. large size. Left on curb. Washington St. Clavoool hotel entrance. Thursday. July 21. at 7 o. m. Return Ciaypool hotel. Reward. LOST: bag containing music. Return to Roosevelt Theater. Reward. Wa, 1868-W. $lO BILL and $1 lost: between Fidelity Trust Bldg, and Castle Hall, or on New York St., near postoffice, on way to Chamber of Commerce Bldg., by small office boy. Reward. Wash. 5110. Special Notices Notice to Taxpayers File vour claim for refund on taxes on 1919, '2O. ’2l. Call or see us. LNICOLN AMERICAN REALTY CO. 407 Fidelity Trust Bldg. Riley 1012. EXTRA SPECIAL: act now: beauty shop. permanent wave. $5, for July and August. Make your appointments now. No students. 345 Mass. Ave. Call Lin. 5650. SPECIAL—Sunday chicken dinner, with best of eats, cooked and served to please particular people. Miss Benson. 2038 Broadway. Phone now. He. 3194. WILL not be responsible for anything my wife buys on or after July 22. FRED MALL. NESTLE LANOIL permanent wave, *5; experienced operator. Lin. 4630. PERMANENT wave, shampoo, neck clip, hair set twice, $6.00. Cherry 1734-M. PERMANENT WAVING. $5; by licensed operator. Drexel 0150. Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our graduates pass State examinations easily. 202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ms. 578 and 6509. Business Announcements BENNETT S RADIO AND ELECTRIC CO. 10 E. Morris St. Drexel 1470. , All kind of electrical repairing. BUILDING, remodeling, repairing, garages built; quick service; reas. Web. 6878-M. CINDERS—S3 LOAD Sand gravel and driveways. DRex. 1010. ELECTRIC, fire-proof wiring; $25 Tor 5room cottage; complete. Cherry 6411. EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES Carpenter, cement, brick work. DR. 0736. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated:* feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass. Main 1428. GENERAL contractors, plasterers; large or small; jobs by employment. Ran. 5847, GENERAL repairing, roofing house painting; 20 years’ practical experience. Hu. 2532. INTERIOR and exterior painting, paper cleaning by expert. Wk. guar. Lin. 1058. PAINTING and paper hanging; cut prices; first-class work. Riley 3857. PAPER hanging, painting; ail work guar.: immediate service. Riley 5536. PAPER hanging wanted by paper hangers. Will furnish paper or hang vour own. Work guaranteed. Riley 1009. PAPER hanging: first class, twelve years experience. Cherry 0751. REMODELING and general repair works. Drexel 2272. RUG. 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED. $2. Superior Rug Cleaners. HEm 4462 Help Wanted—Male WANTED —SALESMEN: Men who can qualify in every sense the term implies. Must be willing to work twelve hours daily, to earn Income of SIO,OOO annually. Gross sales can not fall below a total of SI,OOO per ‘ week. This selling connection Is probably one of the best ever offered in this city, and consideration will be given only to men of character and proven ability. Radio Service Advertising Company, 510 Illinois building.

WANTED DOOR HANGERS. FRAMERS AND FINAL FINISHERS ON OPEN AUTOMOBILE BODIES BY W. F. STEWART COMPANY. FLINT, MICH. _ WRITE FULL PARTICULARS IN FIRST LETTER OR APPLY IN PERSON. .

MEN ill your spare time for a few months worth $750. Chance for $3,500 prize. See FLOYED PETERMAN TWO voung men for city sales force. Previous sales experience unnecessarv. We teach vou how. Hustlers can earn from $35 to SSO a week, based on production. Apply Rm. 425. 134 E. Market. MAN and wife to live on premises, work in factory. 313 E. South St. U. S. TOY CO. TIMES WANT ADB BRING BUSINESS Help Wanted Female SALESLADIES of good personality and educated; sales experience desired but not necessary; clean desirable position. Write at once. R. E. WEST. 1422 E. Vermont. Situations Wanted Male COLORED man wants work as porter; is handy around the house. Cherry 5283-M. COLORED janitor: handy man; marriedi A-l reference. Ch. 5283-M. 1806 Sheldon. COLORED man wants work as apartment janitor; experienced. Hem. 5296. GROCERY clerk; 10 years' experience. Phone Be. 4043-W. Situations Wanted Female COLORED LADY wishes day work, or cleaning by week; experienced. LI. 3993. COLORED laundress: experienced, work guaranteed: reasonable prices. Lin. 2780. LADY, colored; wishes cooking, maid work or as hsekeeper.; exp., rella. Ch. 3208-W. FIRST-CLABB laundry work called for and delivered. Call Hem. 4473. CAPABLE woman; stay by hour with children or shut-ins exp. Hem. 1737. WASHINGS called for and delivered by experience white lady. Cherry 4388. Rooms for Rent CAPITOL. 1202 N.; cool rm., prlv. home; privileges; mod. Filey 3945. CENTRAL Ave.; attract., cool; adj. bath; bus, lady or man, gar, opt. Ran. 6724, COLLEGE, 1145; 2 nice airy rms., private modern home; gentlemen. Lin. 8896, CONGRESS AVE.. 1005: 2 nice cool rms. for young couple in private home. DELAWARE. N., 725; apartment 9; very desirable room in newly furnished apartment for 2 gentlemen; must be seen to be appreciated. EAST; modern in every way: garage space; no other roomers. Cherry 1391. HARBOUR Hotel: clean, mod, rms.. low weekly and daily rates. 617!a N. 111. LEXINGTON AVE.. 1731; mod. sleeping rm.; $3. Drexel 1119-W. MARKET. W„ 1208; 10 2-room furnished apartments; modern except bath, garage if desired: 54 weekly. MERIDIAN, Nlj beautiful room, private entrance and bath for business person, or 2 college boys. Lincoln 8152. STATION. 2441; 2 rms.. suit, sleeping or housekeeping: nice, cool. Cherry 6502, ST CLAIR, E.. 314. Apt. 3: choice rm.. close in; mod. Lincoln 3173. 18TH. E. 2823: cool, modern room in beautiful location. Home privileges in private home:' Ideal for voung married couple or two gentlemen. Use of garage optional. Only $4 per week. 15 minute bus service to door. Ch. 1776-W. SIST, W.. 1188: lovely front rm.. with sun par., prlv,. mod. home. Har. 0103-J.

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Rooms for Rent LOVELY, furnished, well ventilated, large room; close in. Riley 4449. GENTLEMAN- rm. and bd. in mod. home; reas. 2845 fe. 17th st. Lin. 5346. Phone before 5. Room for Rent With Board ASHLAND. 2218: nicely furnished room for two; good meals. Hem. 4242. ILLINOIS, N.. 2711; large airy front rm.; private home; home cooking: men only. LA SALLE, S., 24; 2 gentlemen to rm. and hd., home priv., mod, home. Ch. 4751-W. VERMONT, E„ 128, Apt. No. Ti cool clean rm.; reasonable. Riley 4469. Rent Housekeeping Rooms BROADWAY. 831; nice cool rm.; $3.50 ar.d $4; 2 rm. suite, SB, Riley 5458. CAPITOL. 835. N.; 4 rms. Ist floor; suit. for 3 or 4; also single. Reasonable. CAPITOL, N.. 3300 block; 2 or 3 furnished or unfurnished adults. Hem. 2807, KEYSTONE, N., 2008; 3 furn. rms., priv. entrance $7. Cherry 5194. PARK, 1535; nicely furnished front room; 2 or more employed. Lincoln 7695. PENNSYT,VANIA N.. 929; front suite, completely furnished: $9 week. PROSPECT, 2526: 4 rms. mod., bath. housekeeping or sleeping. Drexel 2896. TRAUB, N.. 128; furn. 3 front rm. apt.; light, heat, water, garg. furn.; $7.50; keys at 132 N. Traub. TENTH. 1532 E.; housekeeping, furn. or unfurn,, modern. Cherry 6596. WALNUT. E.. 415: lovely sleeping apartment, suit. 2 or 3. player piano, beautiful suite for light housekeeping. Lin. 7258. 2 ROOMS with kitchenette, sink; $8 per week. Belmont 1524. Houses for Rent ADAMS ST.. 1928: 6-room modern double; newly decorated: 532. Cherry 4165-J. ARNOLDA. 462; close to Malleable Iron Works: 4 rooms and wash house; inside toilet; all newly papered: gar. Bel. 3885. BROOKSIDE PARK Blvd.; half double; 5 rooms, bath, modern, facing Brookslde; half square E. 10th car. Web. 2160-W. BRIGHT, 168: 5-room dble.. gas, elec., wa. pd„ newly decorated; $lB. Ha. 1172-R. DREXEL. 748 N.; 5-room mod., with garage; water paid; close to school. EAST; 5-room, semi-modern cottage, with gar.; wa. pd.; newly dec. Irv. 1098-R. HENRY, E.. 330: 4 rms ; gas; elec.; water; Inside toilet: good cond. S2O.- Dr. 0164, HIGHLAND Ave.. 418; modern, six rooms & bath; extra lot, will deco.: S3O. We. 3991. IRVINGTON Ave., 17 N.; 6-rm„ lower, mod, duplex: heat ,wa.. gar.: $65. Ir. 3412. RALSTON. 3018; 3-room house and garage; $8 month; colored or white; adults. E. Graeter, 2228 Hovey St. SOUTHEAST ST.. 1418, cottage. 4 rooms. electric lights, water and gas. 2168 Wheeler St.: four rooms SIB.OO 3015 E. 22nd St.; four rooms SIB.OO A. F. ZAINEY, 122 N. Delaware. Suburban for Rent SPEEDWAY OITY; 6-rm. modern; 2-way double: garage. Bel. 1716-W. Apartments for Rent THE CAMBRIDGE NORTH AND DELAWARE STS. NONHOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS. ONE. TWO THREE ROOMS AND BATH; FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. SEE CUSTODIAN OR CALL LIN. 5391. Maple Terrance 542 E. Maple rd.; 5 rooms, gar $85.00 Tarlton Apartment 1821 Broadway: 5 rooms and private porch and garage 65.00 Lafayette Court 2735 N. Meridian: 3 rooms 55.00 Westminster 2725 N. Meridian: 3 rooms 50.00 Blackstone 4001 E. Washington; 2 rooms 47.50 Kireger 336 E. Prospect: 2 rooms 32.50 H. H. Woodsmall & Cos., Inc., LIN. 5391. MA. 2808. We insure everything but the hereafter. Nights and holidays call E. V. Dessert, Hum. 2204. DUPLEX: mod., attractively arranged, newly papered, front and rear porches. 205 Parkview. E. Wash, car line. Rl. 5896, Houses and Flats Furnished NEW YORK ST.. E.. 719; 3-room apt.; completely furn.: $9 wk.: adults. Rl. 4168. NEW YORK ST.. E.. 719; living room, bedroom. large kitchen; sl2; adults. WOODRUFF, 1846 Cross Dr.; 4 r. & bath; jyaufl. turn.; all newly dec.; gar. We. 3978. Business Places for Rent OFFICE and factory for light manufacturing: Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream Cos., 713-15 N. Illinois St. FURNI3HED lodge hall for afternoon and evening meetings. Inquire 29 S. Delaware | St„ Room 10. Phone. Dr 0935. ST. CLAIR. E., 1210; small restaurant; good business: $35 month. Ch. 4077. Cottages and Resorts COTTAGE: LAKE WAWASEE. WEB. 1469-J. Storage and Transfer Established 1893 Storage, packing, overland hauling, low freight rates on California shipments. Return load wanted from South Bend. Richmond, St. Louis and Chicago. OTTO J. SUESS. Main 2353. Riley 3628. Cherry 4579-0699-W. Houses for Sale

LIFETIME HOMES Brick veneer, stucco and frame homes. Built to satisfy the most particular home buyer. Located here in the Immediate path of a fast-growing section, on high ground. Completely modern; lots of closets, fireplaces, large basements, gas, sidewalks. $6,001) to $6,750 on Terms 6177 Primrose Ave., Just south of Broad Ripple Park. Take College car. Call Frank Bridges. Bridges & Graves Company 237 N. Delaware. ’ Riley 5250. Evenings, Lincoln 8167.

SIOO CASH 4226-28 SCHOFIELD A good double, four rooms to a side, electric lights, water in kitchen, basement; will consider a good lot in trade. Can be cought at a bargain. Call Mr. Adler, Main 0792. Evenings. Hum. 2163. BELO W COST New, modern, stucco bungalow, about '1 acre. Best suburban location on north side. Close in. Paved street. 15 minute bus service. Near school, stores. Two bedrooms and bath. Large basement: good furnace; garage. This Is out of the ordinary and a teal bargain. Payments like rent. Wash. 0171. SIOO CASH An attractive four-room bungalow, newly painted and papered, room for bath, baseirient and furnace; front drive to garage with chicken house attached, nice lot with east front. Just one block off west Morris St., about 3800 west. Pay balance easy terms. Call Mr. Adler. Main 0792. Evenings. Humboldt 2163. 7-ROOM MODERN And double garage. NEAR TECH. A bargain at $3,800. Payments at your own terms. Lin. 3942. * MODERN 5-room cottage; large breakfast nook, built-in bath tub, 2 large porches, grape arbor, fruit trees, 2-car garage, Vi square from Ellenberger park: $4,250. Terms, Irv. 3930. A REAL BUY Troy Ave. near Meridian, 3 /* acre; 88 ft. frontage on paved street; 7-room modern house; barn and chicken houses, beautiful shrubbery and trees. Only $5,280. Bridges & Graves Cos. 237 N. Delaware. Riley 5250. Lin. 1261. NEAR GARFIELD PARK We have several modern homes on paved streets payable on easy terms. We also have lots on which wc will build for you. F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors & Builders, 142 N. Delaware St. Riley 2840. Res,.. Try, 0534-M. Home Builders See our holhes. Get our plans. Bridges & Graves Cos. 237 N. Delaware. Riley 5250. 4-BEDROOM home; new furnace and roof; house well built and in good condition; good neighborhood: only *7,500. R. V. WILSON. 1101 New City Trust Bldg.. Lin. 6104; evenings. Hem. 1245. DOUBLE HOUSE, S2OO DOWN Four rooms to side on Improved 'street; 5M 00 CRUSE REALTY CO. MAIN MM

Houses for Sale NORTH; beautiful Kellestone til* roof home on Broadway near 44th St.; every modern convenience. Lot 200 ft. deep. Will sell at $6,000 less than It cost to build. R. B WILSON. 1101 New City Trust Bldg., Lin. 6104; evenings. Hem. 1245. 3705 W. 12TH: excellent double; shade, garage; $2,475; terms. Rents $32. Owner. SSO DOWN _ Five-room mod. bungalow; fireplace; gar. E. 10th St. car line. Owner. Ch. 5734. BRADLEY, N„ 829; open evenings; modrooms; garage; terms. Irv. 1552. Suburban for Sale ROCKVILLE ROAD, WEST j /2-ACRE tracts Sewers, streets, electric lights, all citv conveniences. Good transportation bus and interurban stops right at entrance of sub-division. These tracts can be bought as low as $2.00 down, balance very easy. Drive out W. Washington St. to fork of Rockville Road, then continue west 2 1 4 miles to Keystone Manor. Salesman on abounds all Dav Sunday. W. R. HUNTER CO. 46 N. Delaware St MAtn 1078 NEAR MADISON AVE. Cozy new 5-room bungalow: water in kitchen; built-in cabinet, garage; a small down payment will secure this desirable home. Easy terms. Reasonably priced at $3,300, Southport 116-R2. 2'4 ACRES in Southport; 8 miles from the Monument; paved road all the wav. 6room house; 2-car garage; poultry house. Abundance of shade and hardy shrubbery, berries and fruit 240 feet frontage; only $4 000 cash. No trade. HALL & HILL. 147 E. Market St. 2\i ACRES in Southport: 8 miles from the Monument, paved road all the way; 6room house; 2-car garage: poultry house. Abundance of shade and hardy shrubbery, berries and fruit. 240 feet frontage; only $4,000 cash. No trade. HALL & HILL. 147 E, Market St. Farms for Sale 160 ACRES. $6,000; 10 yrs. time. Jesse Eller. 314 8. Henderson St.. Bloomington, Ind. Real Estate for Exchange LOT. clear: ideal for home. Trade for good used car. Hu. 4014, DUPLEX; north Illinois St., close in. change equity for farm. Ch. 5531, DRY goods store: $1,500; fine location: sickness; rent. $25. Har. 4826-M. 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 Lincoln 6050 Business Opportunities GARAOE and filling station on E. Washington St.; wonderful location: fine business already going; capacity about 35 cars: vacated almost immediately; other interest forces me to sell lease. Lease from l to 5 years. Will sacrifice for $950. I have proof to show you that It Is an excellent proposition; for particulars write or call NEWBY MOTOR CAR CO.. 544 N Meridian St.. Rilev 2171, A PINE warehouse or factory site on N. Liberty St.; 100x190 feet with 4 fronts; only $12,000. R. B. WILSON. 1101 New Citv Trust Bldg. Lin. 6104; evenings. Hem. 1245. CAPITAL RAISED THROUGH THE SALE OF SECURITIES. An active sales organization with wide-spread distribution is now open for security proposition of merit. Must have good sales points to satisfy needs of seml-speculatlve Investors. CLIFFORD ROSE & ASSOCIATES. 44 Broad St.. N. Y.. N. Y. | ENTER Floyed Petermans contest; over $5,000 in prizes to be given away. Investigate this offer without obligation and convert your spare time into cash. See PLOYED PETERMAN EXTRA special; act now; beauty shop, permanent wave. $5. for July and August. Make your apopintments now. No students. 345 Maas. Ave. Call Lin. 5650. ROOMING house, north; 17 rooms, will trade as down payment for equity In small house or double. Lin 9433. CLEANING, pressing shop; north; receipts S9O to $125 weekly; best offer before Monday. Irv. 4175, Hum. 4908. TIRE VULCANIZING and battery station; reas.; for information. Call Lin. 7284. Miscellaneous for Sale BABY BUGGY: brown reed, and bassinett. . spiendid condition. Bargain. Wash. 3152-W. 2034 Fernway. BATH room fixtures; complete outfit; tub. washstand and stool: excellent condition at a bargain. Hu. 4928, BED. iron, springs and mattress; good condition: sl2. Irv. 4327-R. BEDROOM, parlor aud dining room suite. mahogany: oriental rug, duck feather mattress: all like new; will sacrifice if sold at once. Ran, 1865, 3740 N. Penn. CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, sltcers _ fjtbiilltj guaranteed. Fixtures all kinds. SPRAGUE EX.. 22 W, Ohio. Main 0564, CHINA cabinet, bevel glass, polished oak, 5 shelves. 3 with mirrors in back. Leavg. city, will sell at barg. 1613 S. State Ave. DINING room suite: soild walnut. 8 pieces. wonderful condition, late style, real bargaln it sold immediately. Cherry 7801. Four poster solid walnut cord bed. Over 100 yrs. old. 1538 Hiatt St. FURNITURE; FUMED OAK & MAHOGANG SET: SPLENDID COND. A BAROAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE. RAN. 2595. GAS range: Wonderful condition: a bargaln At once. 2627 Highland Place. LADY’S beautiful black Kasha suit; cost $49,50; 3 wks. old; sac, at once. LI. 8152. LIQUID SPRAY for bed bugs, insects, destroyed with 1 application of sudden D. ALBERT O. MAAS. 31 Virginia Ave. Main 1225. PIANO, player; practically new. a bargain; also good violin Bel. 0442-J. RANGE, comblnaiton; gas and coal; good condt. Drexel 3410-R, 1430 Olive St, REFRIGERATOR: 100-Ib. capacity: excel. condition. Reasonable. Lincoln 2055. Rugs and Linoleum at Lowest Prices DORFMAN RUG COMPANY 207 W. Wash. St Near Capitol. RUMMAGE SALE—Used clothing and furniture. 127 W. Georgia St. STROLLER, brown reed; like new; good snn. cot., a barg. at once. 914 E, 22nd St. SUIT, man’s, tan; good condition; a barg.; size 38. 4039 College Ave. Wash. 1962. TYPEWRITER. Underwood and typ. book Gregg shrthnd bk., Gregg Spc. Studies. A bar.; $25. 714 S. Meridian. Mrs. Boyer. BARGAIN WEEK On reconditioned coolers, freezers and refrigerators. F. D. Cardner & Cos., 221 E. Maryland. Ma. 3713. Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing lurniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 6622, 127 W, Georgia. I BUY FURNITURE: give best prices. Call me before you sell. Bel. 0788. CLOTHING wanted; ladies', gent's, children’s. 1440 Columbia. Cherry 1273. Pets and Live Stock ALL baby chicks. $8 per 100. $1 per doz. BOYERs HATCHERY, 34 N. Delaware, Riiey 5470. DOG: pedigreed Boston male pup, brlndle and white, good head, bat ears, screw tail. 1223 Ewing Bt. DOGS: Boston terriers, pedigreed; beautiful markings; $lO up; a barg. 2201 E. Riverside Drive. GOOD saddle horse and equipment. Blue Ribbon collies. Mrs. Taylor, Main 5803. POMERANIANS: adorable: smallest size; very reasonable. Ha. 4826-M. Musical Instruments VICTROLA. Chippendale Edison with records: library table, golden oak; kitchen cabinet, oak; Simmons walnut metal bed. complete; plar De Lux springs, new; 9x12 Axminster rug; 2 oak rockers. Bargain if sold at once. 801 Carlyle PI.. 4700 E. off Mch CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Music. Plano, harmony and all dance orchestral lnstrum’ts. 106 Pembroak Arcade. Rl. 3890. PIANO, mahogany, upright: cost SSOO. Will sacrifice for $75; on easy terms. 2818 Park Ave. PIANO; new babv grand, wonderful bargain If sold at once. Ran. 1865, 3740 N. Penn. PIANO, mahogany upright; cost $500; will sac, for $75; on easy terms. 2818 Park Av. PIANO; only $100: upright, wonderful condt. Cherry 3722. OBOE; will sell or trade for B flat soprano. Drex. 6421. Brewer. Coal and Wooa Summer Prices in Effect Now! BETHEL COAL CO. DRrx 5200 233 Caven Si. Summer Prices Now UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 4621 “Kindling with each ton ’’ No charge for wheeling. Poeohontas L imp Red Ash SB.OO JACKSON COAL CO. Roach at Burton Harrison 0310 JOHNSON BAIN COAL CO. _ 359 W. RAY DREXEL 1010. a *

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HOUSEHOLD LOANS $lO to S3OO • This corporation is OPERATED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE STATE OF INDIANA and Brovides a place where you may orrow irom $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 inquires of friends, relatives or trades people. You get the money in a few hours’ time and without having any one sign your note. If you are unable to call in persons at eur 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.

MORTGAGE LOANS LOW RATES PROMPT SERVICE We Can Handle a Few Desirable SECONDS We Also Purchase Kealy Estate CONTRACTS Trustees System Service 225 N. Delaware St. LI ncoln 4587

LOANS S2O TO S3OO QUICK SERVICE—CONFIDENTIAL I to 20 Months to Repay Interest Charged for Time Used WE LOAN ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. IHI4 E. Washington St. MAin 0585. I.ln. 7184.

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RATE 2% 114% below legal rate. Lowest cost In city. Why pay more? $2 Is the month’s interest on a balance of SIOO. No charge except interest. We try to meet vour 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 Sts. Main 6329. No embarrassing investigations. OTHER COMPANIES PAID OFF

WE BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Marion County property Irom titleholders. Mr. Fry. THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 257 W Washington St.. Main 0792. AUTOMOBILE and furniture loans to the man who works Legal rate. Quick service. Plenty parking space. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 207 E .New York FURNITURE LOANS—SIO TO S3OO. LEGAL RATES. POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION. ROOM 513. 106 E. MARKET ST. PHONE MAIN 1278. Loans on Personal Property and Diamonds' AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347 Bankers Trust Cos. MAIN 2983. AUTO ACCOUNTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS. MARION FINANCE CO. LIN. 1581. 307 GUARANTY BLDO. You Read the Want Ads— Have you tried to use them? It’s easy—Call Main 3500. Ask for nn Ad Taker. Auto Supplies and Repairs 500 GOOD SERVICEABLE TIRES Balloon and high pressure at $2 ROGERS TIRE SHOP. 3117 W, Washington. BEL 4300. 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. USED TIRES, all sizes: big selection to chose from; most reasonable prices in town. 624 E. Wash. St. Lin. 2664. TIMES WANT ADB BRINO BUSINBBB Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for your ear or your eauitv. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin. 4515 561 N. Capitol USED CARS bought and sold. OOLDBERG. 522 N. Capitol. Lincoln 4ssß. Automobiles tor Sale NASH, sport touring: lota of extras; good paint: looks and runs fine. If you want a real hareatn. see this car; *253.00; eaay temp. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington.

Automobiles far Sple REAL VALUES 1926 Overland tour., good tires, winter incloaer; $345: 1925 Ford coupe; new paint, disc wheel*: $275 1926 Davis sedan; good paint, dlso wheels. $695. 1926 Auburn 8-88 sedan; good tires, looks and runs like new. 1936 Jewett coach; good paint, good tires; ss7s. 1925 Oakland sedan; a good car for *45. 1926 Nash sedan; good tires and paint, bumpers front and rear. EASY TERMS Many Others to Choose From FRANK FEESER 1136 Prospect Drexel 1068 REMEMBER WE GUARANTEE TO SATISFY EVERY CUSTOMER WHO WILL COME IN THIS WEEK IN BOTH CAR AND PRICE. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO EXCHANGE, INC. 730 E. WASH. ST. FORD Tudor sedan. 1927; been used very little, can't be told from new; 5 wire wheels, balloon tires: will give new car guarantee; down payment *135. SMITH & MOOREr“S2B S. Meridian Bt. Main 6650. Studebaker Big 6 Speedster Powerful big 8. Six disc wheels, all good tires, relacquered and motor runs smoothly and quietly as electric fan. Compare this $495 value here today. Armacost 209 W. North St. Open Evenings. HUPP bidan: newly overhauled: good tires; ta9s. Mrs. Edward Taylor. M*. 5803 Ford 1925 Fordor New paint, new tires, in perfect mechanical condition; S3OO, terms or trade. ‘‘JKc boost oj CKcvroWl 345 N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings STUDEBAKER - Big 6 Touring; recently overhauled: A-l condition: leaving city; at S4OO cash or easy terms. Ch. OAKLAND, 1924 WINTER INCLOSURE Excellent shape; $350. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 130 Wa North St. Lin. 1995. SUMMER SPECIALS We have a wonderful line of touring cars, all reconditioned, repainted and mechanically perfect, that we are going to dispose of this next week because they arc priced to sell and guaranteed for 30 days. MATTOX MOTOR SALES 1001 N. MERIDIAN Ford 1927 Coupe Fully equipped, very best of condition; our price will surprise you. J wen avwkv* AT >JVtMOMt of CKcvrokC 345 N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings “STUDE, 1923, SPECIAL 6 Winter inclosure. A real buy; $295. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 130 W, North St. Lin. 1995. * 1926 FORD TUDOR Good paint, good tires; S7O down. STATE AUTO CO 525 ft. Capital, Lin. 7301. MAXWELL. 1935 sedan; paint looks like new: good tires; several extras: a good car. $400.00: easy terms. HARE CHEVROI.KT CO- 525 E. Washington. DODGE, 1919 touring car: runs fine; looks good; bargain; $50.00; easy terms. HAHE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 It. Washington. JEWETT. 1922 touring car; lots of extras: good tires; looks almost as good as new; a car worth the money: $220 00: easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 535 E Washington. ' 1926 CHERVOLZT 4-ooor sedan. This little car Is in A-l shape throughout. Owner leaving city; will sacrifice. Call DICK SMITH. Har, 3321, Har. 4100 STUTZ SPORT TOURING Bull dog, Mtdel D H 6; wire wheels, extra good tirei, mechanically fine, Duco paint; *375. ' Open Evenings and Sunday Mornings. PAIGE INDIANA CO. A Factory Branch. 1110 N. Meridian St. Lin, 7342 Nash 1925 Special Coach New Duco. five practically new tires, fully equipped, four-wheel brakes; the first $450 takes It; terms. AVIWV.E ATVOinr **JKcnouat of CKcvroteC 345 N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings Chrysler 70 Royal Sedau Best possible condition throughout. Runs and looks like anew one. Priced to sell at our new car Carl H. Wallerich, Inc. 930 N. Meridian. 1 MA. 1920. OAKLAND, 192UIaundau coupe. This la a new car at # liberal reduction. Terms or trade. WALTER O. CASH. Inc. 283335 Northwestern Ave. Ran. 0300. Chevrolet Early 1927 Coach Very few miles: in excellent condition; terms or trade. boost of Chevrolet* 345 N. Capitol Ave Open evenings FORD. 1925 ton truck: cab and stake~bodv7 good tires: a real bargain: $225.00; easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Washington, FORD sedan. 1922; lock wheel, cord tires, motor A-l, body and upholstering good; price $75- down payment *3O. SMITH & MOORfe. 528 S. Meridian St. Main 6650. Payment 1925 HUDSON COACH *295.00 1925 Essex Coach 135.00 1924 Chevrolet Coupe 75 00 1923 Overland sedan 65 00 1924 Hupmoblle Touring 125.00 1926 Ford Coupe 100.00 1922 Chevrolet Sedan 60.00 1923 Chevrolet Sedan 65.00 Terms or Trade ' LONG AUTO SALES OMC ton-truck; express body; good tires runs fine: a bargain; SIOO 00; easv terms’. HARE CHEVROLET CO. MO E. Wash __ 1923 BUICK ROADSTER. NEW PAINT, MECHANICALLY A-l. corrok AVBNUB AT VI rr •frtbowtef Qvevrotet’ • 345 N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings. FORDS Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 1925 MAXWELL 4-PASS. COUPE. RUN LESS THAN 3.000 MILES. NEW SPARE TIRE THAT CAME ON CAR NEVER BEEN USED. $46 X. Capitol An. " Open evening*.

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l Automobiles for Sale We Want To Trade 50 Kars . On Our New —Reused Kars No trade-in allowance given over telephone. Please call in person. Capfltol=Overlamid —At— CAPITOL AND MICHIGAN' Ford 1926 Tudors Two of Thera Your choice. $350; terms or trada. 345 N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings. 1926 Chevrolet sedan — Bargain Cole 8. 4-Pass, coupe .$465 1923 Dodge coupe 395 1925 Fora coupe 335 1924 Stutz D. H. coupe Packard twin 6; tires, paint car in A-l condition '. 290 Studebaker Big 6 tcur.; a real bargain 395 Flint brougham; looks like new; • tires. See this car .today. Loeoraohile-Stutz 1525 N. Meridian Lin. 4515 Down 1935 Willys-Knight coupe-sedan; * ayment new lacquer $333.00 1925 Hudson coach; new tires and new lacquer 395 00 1925 Essex coach; disc wheels 135100 1925 Overland sedan 135.00 1924 Huppmobile touring 125.00 1923 Chevrolet seden; balloon tires 60.00 OAKLEY MOTOR SALES ESSEX COACH, ’25, $125 DOWN P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. Lin. 3603. 450 N. Capitol Av*. Downtown Hudson and Essex Dealers. 1926 DODGE SEDAN. FULLY EQUIPPED. LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE NEW. TWOTONE DUCO PAINT JOB. jo^||Sies<** caXtol avinli at \ wmtmrr ‘■Jht boost of Chevrolet' s4s N. Capitol Ave. Ofen evenings. Chrysler 70 Roadster Practically new tirea; first.class running condition; a real bargain; $795: terms. Carl 11. Wallerich, Inc. 314 N. Delaware. Open evenings. PACKARD SIX SEDAN. 1926; PERFORMANCE AND APPEARANCE LIKE NEW. VERY LOW MILEAOE. OWNER; BACRIFICE. WASH. 4625. FORD coupe, 1921 model; $76; excellent mechanical condition. 2054 N. Olney. 1926 CHEV. touring; original tirea and paint like new; car shows good care: upnolsterlng perfect; one of our good buys at $295. winter lnclosures that will save you about S4O next fall. I. Wolf. 559 N. Capitol. Phone 4516. CHEVROLET 1927 coupe: Just one month old: leaving city; will sell my equity cheap. Address Box H. F. Times. USED FORDS FRANK HATFIELD CO. Authorised Ford Dealer. 625 N. Capitol, Main 4709 USED CAR BARGAINS LATE MODELS—EASY TERMS. FRANK FEESER CO. 1126 PROSPECT WALLERICH’S used car BARGAINS. 314 N. DELAWARE BT. Hupp 1925 Coupe New Duco. five good tirea, fully equipped at a real bargatu. ' 4/ eSMTOi AVBNLB AT VHNOwr '>tKi houat cf Chcvrotic? | 345 N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings For Better Buys in Good Used Cars See Marion Chevrolet Cos. 1040 N. Meridian Lin. 5361 Used Car Htirgams C. O. WARNOCK CO. 1925 DODGE 4-PASSENGER COUPE A-l condition. Price Just right. C. H. WALLERICH, Ine. 314 N. Delaware. Open evening*. T rucks RECONDITIONED TRUCKsT VARIOUS KINDS AND SIZES. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT. 1188 KENI'urxv AVE MAIN 2809. Legal Notices Will offer for sale at public auction, on July 27. 1927. at 6 o'clock p. m.. at 648 E. Twentieth St., Indianapolis. Ind., one Overland touring car. 1524. engine No. 159377. serial No. 209152. to satisfy unpaid storage in the sum of S4O. R. J. WEIDMAN. NOTICE OF HEARINO BOARD OF ZONINO APPEALS Notice is hereby given that General H. Boyce has filed with the Board of Zoning Appeals of the city of Indianapolis, a petition. asking permission to vary the requirements of General Ordlance No. 114, 1932. by erecting and maintaining a 34x40 It. frame building on the lot at 181$ Martlr/tale Ave.. to be used for a church. A public hearing will be held bv said board in Room 401. citv hall. Thursday 10 a. m.. Aug. 4. at which time and place -all interested persons will be heard with references to matters set out In said petition. BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS. JAMES E. ROCAP, President. MARIE VICTOR, Secretary. July 25. 1927. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis will receive sealed bids until the hour of 11:00 o'clock a. m„ on August 16. 1927. for construction and Installation of unilatcrnal windows in School Building No. 52. located at the southeast corner of King Avenue and Walnut Street, In the city of Indianapolis, all as per plans and specifications on file In the office of the Board of School Commissioners, 180 N. Meridian Street. Indianapolis. Proposals shall be submitted In a sealed envelope with wrting thereon plainly Indicating the nature of the bid. Copies of plans and specifications may be procured, by contractors desiring tn bid, from the Superintendent of Buildings and Orounds. 150 N. Meridian Street, upon the deposit of $5 as surety for the return in good condition of the plans and specifleations to the office. All proposals must he made on blank form No. 96. prescribed bv the Indiana State Board of Accounts, which may be procured at aie office of the School Board. 150 N. McrfUian Street. Indianapolis. Proposals must be accompanied by a certified check drawn payable to the Board of School Commissioners of the Citv of Indianapolis, on an Indianapolis bank or by New York. Chicago or Indianapolis exchange for three per cent (S%) of the maximum bid. In . ca J ,e ? .bidder, whose bid shall be accepted, shall not, within five days after notice of uch acceptance, perform his b b L fn 'i frln 6 into a written contract, with the Board, to furnish the material and construct and Install the window* In accordance with the provisions of the specifications, end within that time secure the performance of his contract by a surety bond, with surety or sureties to the approval of the Board, hjs certified cheek or draft and the proceeds thereof shall be and remain the absolute property of the Board a* liquidated damages agreed upon for such failure. It being impossible to estimate the amount or damage* such failure would occasion to the Board. The right la reserved by the Board to reject any or all proposals and to refrain from accepting or rejecting proposals for a period of not more than ten *10) days ““WW® W SSBBP ir BY URE M. rRAZIQt,