Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 83, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1927 — Page 11

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BIGGER PLANES TO HANDLE AIR TRAFFICKED Increase in Business Already Taxing Equipment of Present Lines. By United Pres* LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16.—Larger airplanes will have to be developed by aeronautical engineers next year to take care of the, rapidly growing business of commercial air transportation companies, according to Harris M. Hanshue, president of the Western Air Express, the world’s first economically successful airline. Instead of a summer slump, Hapshue’s company reports improved air mail volume. Besides, he says, valuable light weight merchandise is being sent through the air by the most progressive merchants and not a plane has departed over a regular run fdr the past several months without carrying at least one passenger. Seek Bigger Planes "With the regular fall an# winder business stimulations,” Hanshue declared, “commercial airways companies, in - the West, at least, will be taxed to the utmost to care for their customers with the equipment now in tT-d. “By tfcr first of the year, I expect the Weste*M Air Express to be in the murkest for the largest air carriers obtainable. We are hopeful of being offered planes incorporating new scientific development which will far exceed present models in performance. We will need something better than what is now the best.” During July 1927 the Western Air Express carried more than 200 per cent more mail than during July 1926. A!* Mall Is Aid Air mail, at present, is the main source of income of air transport companies. These monies represent economic security to the infant industry, Hanshue points out. “Commercial aviation even now is finding its swaddling clothes too tight. It is about to perform its function of demanding peace-time aeronautic progress. It will only be a. few years before the air transport of the nations will have been fully , met, *if development progresses at the present rate—and it will,” Hanshue declared. Births . . Boys Sht<T*eid r * nd Myrtle Mullens, 1032 N. Thirtieth ® nl Georgla Wlndis h. 65* W. Alonzo and Edna Robinson. 1509 Shelbv and Mary Leslie. 503 N. Belmont' Odell and Estella Roark, 922 Division? Earl and Beulah Clark. 3911 E. Wash-’ in urton. Sim and Susie Graves, 2220 Pleasant. Allen and Gladys Waters. 4506 Hillside Girls Leonard and Mary Bunsen, 1939 Bellelion tame. Oeorgd and Laura Wilson. 1626 N. West. Henry and Verna Inhausen, 24 S. Belle vieu* . Deaths endocarditis ** eesc ’ <*• ■°e Quincy. arteriosclerosis. 11 *® 1 ' 87 ’ 820 N ’ Keyßton *’ carditis Sowerß ’ ® 5, 1602 Montcalm, myotertti?**” Purpura ' *• 428 Erlff ' aastro encofonar^"thrombosis 18 W ' Tw ' nty - Nlnth ’ ° alVln ’ B °’ 2121 N ’ Alabama ’ Litclle Lightfoot. 32, 1218 Muskingum pulmonary tuberculosis. * . Alva .Montgomery. 46. Methodist Hosuitai. diabetes. 1 month - clty hosplul - DiwuinonU* BaU * rd ’ *’ 714 M broncho Blanche Coleman, 29. city hospital, myocarditis.

Building Permits 22-24 WE. L Mfty- a si'xthr2,fo. “ and 522f r ir. A III in*7.'TO0 We 111 n * ”Me. M27 ar i. A lili?o?8 aSl s*^oo Wellta * and *"***• 5658 GUllforcL $5,200. James J. JHolke, dwelling and garage, COOLIDGE TO SEE PARK Arrangements For Yellowstone Tour Are Being Made. By United prest RAPID CITY, S. D„ Aug. 10. Report that President Coolidge is contemplating a ten-day trip through Yellowstone Park was con- ( firmed at the summer executive offices today. It .was made known officially that Mr. Coolidge has asked railroad officials for information concerning what arrangements can be made. The party may set out from here next Friday. MOVE HEALTH OFFICE State Department to Be Located In Annex Building. •. Plane for moving the State health department to the State House annex, rehabilitated medical building on Senate Ave., west of the State House grounds, will be made at a meeting of the State medical btfard Wednesday. The building is nearing completion and will house the entire medical department and State highway commission. Both departments are at present scattered throughout the State House and in buildings nearby. Questions of milk supervis'on, tourist camp sanitation and the new budget wilf also be discussed, Dr. William P,/ King, secretary, announced. v

Just Tired An Indiana wife and an Indiana husband are just tired of their matrimonial jobs. Mrs. Bessie Turner, Ft. Wayne, suing Elmer Turner for divorce, says ■he supported herself and her mate during the ten years of their married life. Jaoctf Klimcazk, Gary, left his wi(e in Poland in 1911 so he could make a home, for .her in America, but she Muses to leave Poland. He’s tired ot whiting. He wants a divorce.

PARMER’S LUCK BAD Pigs Stole Milk and Cows Were Tubercular. By United Press KENOSHA, Wis., Aug. 16.—Andrew Pennema, Salem farmer, is wondering if his pigs caught tuberculosis from his cows. When his cows failed to give the proper amount of milk for this time of season, he decided to watch for the thieves. He was in the habit of letting the pigs run loose in the cow pasture. One day while leaning against the fence gazing disgustedly at the cows, Fenema saw three of the young porkers strole up and start stealing the milk. Then just as the milk supply had rose to normal. State agents arrived and upon examining the cattle condemned the cows for tuberculosis. He is now wondering about the pigs. WAVE JUMPERS GIVEN CHANCE TO GET BACK Federal Radio Commission Easy on Offending Stations. By United Press WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.—Twen-ty-five radio stations which have been “Jumping” their wave lengths were today given thirty days of grace by the Federal Radio Com* mission to return to their assigned place. The commission decided to issue thirty-day licenses to these stations, identity of which was not revealed, instead of the regular sixty-day licenses being issued now. All erring stations have promised to get back where they belong as soon as possible. Some broadcasters are operating today without a license, the!” present permits having expired at midnight, but the Federal Radio Commission will be lenient about it, and the licenses for another sixty-day period will all be sent out this week, officials said today. heckschlr bankrupt Florida Realtor Failure to Extent of $3,306,164. By United Press j NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—Heavy and unsuccessful Florida real estate operations of G. Maurice Heckscher, especially in the Alba hotel venture, were blamed today for his failure for $3,306,164. The bankrupt operator, son of August. Heckscher, philanthropist, has debts of $4,992,000 and assets of only $1,865,836. WOMAN DIES IN FIRE Four | Persons Injured Escaping New York Blaze. By United Press NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—Fire of undetermined origin in' a three-story brick building in Queens today took the toll of one life. Four persons were Injured in escaping. Mrs. Vicenter Giovanello, 27, was burned to death in bed. Booking Agencies Exempt From Law Theatrical booking agencies do not come undea the regulations of the ordinary employment agency, Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom ruled upon a request from Perry W. Reeves, supervisor of employment of the industrial board. These agencies, therefore, are not under industrial board supervision. Mall Freighter on Rocks 3u United\Press RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 16.—The Royal Mail freighter Sambre, with a cargo of coffee, was reported today to have gone on the rocks at the entrance of Victoria harbor, en route to England. No one was injured. Death Claims Brazilian Poet By United Press ROME, Aug. 16.—Arsenic Lacorte, Brazilian poet and composer of chamber v music, died Yesterday at Rovereto.

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Death Notices RICHARDS, EVELYN—Beloved daughter ot Ed Richards, passed away Monday. Aug. 15. Friends may view the remains at the funeral parlors of Kirby & Dinn, 1901 N. Meridian. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 17, 3 p. m. at the parlors. Burial New Crown cemetery. Friends invited. DRAKErJULIA MAROARET—Age 28 years. wife ot Vlnard B. Drake, passed away Saturday evening. Aug. IS. Funeral services at residence of parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harden Shumake, 1220 Haugh St., Tuesday, Aug. 18, at 2 p. m. Frienas Invited. Burial Green woe and cemetery. KIRsCh. FRANK—Father of Albert and John Klrsch and brother of Andrew Klrsch. passed away at the residence of his sister and Mrs. O. R. Wald, 1222 Union St.. Aug. 14, age 69 years. Services at residence. Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. Funeral Directors - w. T. BLASENGYM • Main office, 3226 Shelby St. Drexel 8670. ‘ BERT 8. OADD. 8130 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 5307. UNDERTAkfcRS. HIBEY & TITUS. 931 N. Delaware. Li. 3828 George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Main 0808. KRIEGER, V.’M. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1’54. \ Res., Bel. 3868-R 1. j. c. WILSok: funeral parlors, ambulance setvice and modern automotive eaulpment Dr. 0321 and Dr. 0322. Lost and Found. BROOCk, yellow gold, sunburst diamond center, surrounded with pearls. Reward. Main 3901. Main 6049 after 6p. m.

Lost and Found ARTICLES found on Indianapolis street cars yesterday: 1 1 UMBRELLA 1 BUCKET 1 GRIP 2 PACKAGES MAIN 2737. tmtadt.e hound strayed or stolen from 42d and Kessler Blvd.. 1 year old, white and black with brown spots. Name Ring. Reward. Phone, days. Lin. 5256. nights. Ran. 1168-R2. SBS; lost bv laboring man with family; I am out of work and need It bad. Reward. J. Ellis. 936 Bellfontalne. WILL party in car who picked up fox terrier puppy on W Washington St. PTldav eve. return to ownfer; child s pet. Bel. 085$. Reward. 113 Oreely 3t. , CAMP stool lost. Emrlchsvllle bridge: boy’s work In school. Ch- 0676. CHOKER; brown Martin, two skins: lost Thurs. night Circle Theater; $25 reward. Call Ran. 5463. FITTED bag. lady’s. Saturday: gift, contalnlng toilet pieces, box powder, nail polish, etc. Finder please return 1169 Reid hi. or Dr, 1465-J. Rc\Hrd. FOX fur; dark brown; lost on Bnehtwood bus Friday. Reward, Hem. 1583. STOLEN. Chevrolet coupe, 1928 model, license 521097, engine 2409105. Reward. 422 State Life Bldg. Lin. 8026. Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our graduates pass State examinations easily 202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 578 and 8509 Special Notices PERMANENT WAVE. SHAMPOO, NECK CLIP. HAIR SET TWICE. $5. CR. 1734-M I Wli.L not be responsible lor any debts contracted by any one other than myself on and alter Aug. 16, 1927. HOWARD H. JACKSON. THE Marty Jane Beauty Shoppe is open for business. Permanent waving. $8 The Grant, Apt. No 40. Riley 4939. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Business Announcements / BUILDING, remodeling, repairing, garages built; quick service: reas. Web. 6878-M. CINDERS—S3 LOAD Sand, gravel and driveway*. DRex. 1010. EXCAVATING under’ houses Carpenter, cement, brick work. DR. 0736. PAPER cleaning, hanging: samples shown; paper fur.; $3.50 per room. Ch. 0318. PAPER hanging and painting: decorating. ’a price untTl Sept. 1. Call DAZE. Dr. 5738. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated; feather mattresses and pillows made E. F. BURKLE, 418 Mass. Main 1428. RUG. 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED. $2. Superior Rug Cleaners. HEm 4462 Help Wanted—Male Office Boy, must be neat appearing and willing to work. Chance for good promotion to right party. Apply to Mr. Johannes. Display Adv., Indianapolis Times. PAPERHANGER. realtor and chiropractor wanted In our community center. Call Bel. 3239-R4, Experienced Used Car Salesman Very attractive proposition: we need four at once. See Mr. McLeilen. 126 W. New York Bt. F L. Sanford Cos. Dodge Brothers Dealer. WANTED; live wire sideline or full-time salesmen, calling cn grocery and general stores! to sell Display Fixtures. Good commissions. Give four references and territory covered. UNITED STEEL AND WIRE CO.. Box 501, Battle Creek. Mich. A FEW young men ar needed to assist sales manager; good hours: good pay; pleasant work: road work If desired. Also chance of advancement. See Mr. Mass, 428 Peoples State Bank, SALESMAN; experienced, with A-l references. to-sell nigh-grade prln’lng matter and advertising icr old established firm. Good drawing account and commission. Box 285. Times. Situations Wanted Female LADY wishes light housework for emp’.oyed couple: permanent. Hem 1290. YOUNG lady typist, 4’ 2 years’ experience. desires position Drex. 3214. DAY work, laundry or cleaning for Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Lin. 9545, Rooms for Rent ALABAMA, N.. 1115; modern: hot water: clean, homelike: 83. Riley 1553. BROADWAY. 1941: front room with alcove; garage optional. Hem 3122. COMAR, 1216; lovely lurn. rm., mod., near car line: men pref. Drex. 0872. CAP. N.. 844: Apt. 6: mod. front rm. suit. 2 or 3: walk, distance, 2118. CENTRAL. 4441; attract, rm., mod., prlv. home; suit, tor 1 or 2: reas Wa. 2202-W. DELAWARE, N.. 3444; front room, private. modern home. EUROPEAN HOTEL 139 N. Delaware: nice, clean rooms: by the day, week or month. FRONT room for 2 gentlemen; no other roomers. Lin. 8694. MASS. AVE., 464; nice front rm., mod. apt., prlv. entrance. Main 2979. NICE room in private family; board if deslred. Cherry 0928-R. NEW-.JERSEY. 724 N.: room suitable for 2; near bath. Riley 1274 PENN.. N.. 1100: desirable suite, bedroom. twin beds, living-room, private entrancenear bath: suitable 3 or 4. Reasonable 23d, E.. 512; rm. for employed person; breakfast 01 lonal. Hem. 2271, PENN.. N , 2405; attr. rms. close to bath; privileges.: gar, opt. Reas. Her. 4279-J. WALCOTT. 27 N.; .nicely turn. rms. In mod home. Lin. 6547.

Room for Rent With Board ASHLAND. 2218; nicely furn. rm.. for 3 good r<■ la. Hemlock 4342. LOVELY mod. country home; gar. space; 3Q-mln. drive. Wash 2726-;rl3. ROOM and board for two cnUiren; mother’g care. Drex. 4544-J mor-lings. Rent Housekeeping Roomt BROADWAY. 1135; unfurnished rooms: modern home. Riley 3682. CAPITOL, N., 1332; two modern; everythlng furnished; complete; $5. COLLEGE, 1322: clean, mod., well furn. front rm. Riley 2668. CAP.. N., 838; 1 2-rm. apt., also 1 single rm.; all mod.: completely furnished. MERIDIAN, N., 1137; nice, clean rms.; all mod.; plenty hot water. Lin. 7438. _ DEL.. N., 2020; furn. or unfurn. hou. - keeping or sleeping rms.: running water. Oarage free. Ran. 5441. MICHIGAN. E.. 1302; near Tech.; rm. furnished for housekeeping, or-meals optional i NEWMAN, 1121; 2 front connecting rms.; prlv. home; all modern, Ch 0540-W. NORTH, 2300; r asant rms.; housekeeping or sleeping. Hem. 2271. OLIVE St., 1524 W; 3 rms., housekeeping. Drex. 0588-R. or Drex. 0927-R. PRATX E“ 223; TWO CONNECTING RMB.; 88; EVERYTHING FURN.; MOD. RUCKLE, 1725; nice front rm.; suitable for 3; l pglv., mod, home. Hem. 3277. SANDERS-ST., 708; 3 rms.: furnished or unfurnished. STURM. 1214; two furn. rms., mod.; prlv. entrance. Cherry 2562-W. TRAUB. N.. 128: furn. 3 mod. front rms.; down: gar.; $8.50. Cherry 1734-M, 19TH. W. 140; 2 well furn. large rms.; Everything furn.:* first floor. Har. 0687-R. 26TH, 33 W.; attractive rm.; prlv., mod. home; reasonable. Har. 1106. Houses for Rent BEECH* GROVE: 81 N. Bth Ave.; new 4rm„ modern bungalow. Drexel 7377, BARTH. 2134; If you know values, you will buy this four-room cottage; electric lights, gas. city water; paved street; only *1.800: 1100 cash. , SCHMIDT & SMITH. INC.. REALTOR®. Main 4088. MR. KELLER. COFFEY. 8., SO6: double; 3 rms.; elec., well, yard, porches, gar.; *l3. Wa. 1321. BROOKSIDE. 1231; 7 rioms *30.00 5 N. Bevllle, 4 rooms 18.00 849 E. St. Clair. 6 rooms 17.00 566 N. Lvnn, 5 rooms 18.00 1616 Bates. 5 rooms 16.00 351 W Merrill., 4 rooms 15.00 1529 Deloss. 4 nooms 14.00 236 Mllev. 8 rooms 12.50 5549 Brookville. 4 roome 12JM) JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. LINWOofi, 419: 5-room, halt double: mod. garage, near school. *35 Irv. 3053. MERIDIAN, 8., 2139; modern, heat furnlshed; garage; $25 month. RUCKLE, 2808; 6 rooms, strictly modern double: gar.; wa. paid; *45 Ran. 7044. 49 N. JEFFERBON; 7. modern; 2 gar.*35.00 20 N. Walcott; 6. modern 130.00 1159 Congress;; 4, mod., gar.; wa. pd. 535.00 1115 Olive; 6, semi-modern; redec 128.00 2214 Spann; 4, bath, garage; wa. pd. 525.00 1248 Shepard; 4. elec., gas. redeco. .117.50 248 W. Ray; 4, elec., gas, Ins. toilet.*l6.oo LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS Ma. 3715. 144 E, Ohio. Res., Bel. 4012-R. SPRflfO Bt7 6151 semi-modern; four rodms. Call Lin. 1764. _ TECUMSEH. 1139; 5-room modern double; garaay.; near Tech; *3B. Wa. 0707.

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Houses for Rent 2168 Wheeler St.: four rooms.. *IB.OO 3015 E. 22nd Bt.: four rooms >slß.oo A. F. ZAINEY. 122 N. Delaware. SALE or rent; 10-rm. mod. house; Park Ave.; arranged 2 families; 2 baths; double gar.; price right. Wash. 1749-J. iSHERMAN DR., 1528 Nnjseml-modern: 3 rooms down. 2 up; good condition; new paper; <l6. Cherry 4391. WARMAN AVI!.; 7 rooms; mod. Inquire 3618 W. Mich. Bel. 2414-M. 2 WEEKS’ FREE RENT; NEAR SCHOOL. Charles Bt.. 1406; 6 rms.; mod. except furnace; $22. Drexel 0245. 1349 OLNEY: 5 rms.. mod., garage.. .*40.00 3906 E. Mich.; 5 rms.. mod., gar.. 33.50 FRANK 3 CLARK Sc CO. Main 3377. NEAR SCHOOL 66 Dandy 6-rm. double; 560. Wash. 4081. Apartments for Rent THE CAMBRIDGE NORTH AND DELAWARE STS. NONKUUSEKEEPINO 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 Maple Arms 502 E. Maple Rd.: 4 rooms and bath *65.00 and *75.00 Tarlton Apartment 1621 Broadway; 5 rooms and private porch and gaTage ..., 65.00 I-afayette Court 2735 N. Meridian; 3 rooms 55.00 Westminster 2725 N. Meridian; 3 r00m5...... 50.00 Black stone 4001 E. Washington; 2 room* 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. Moynahan Apartments NOW AVAILABLE. 1603 Central $55 1733 N. Meridian *6O to *7O 1226 N. Illinois $37.50 to *45 418 E. 15th *55 All Newly Decorated. Moynahan Properties Cos. 710 Union Title Bldg. MA. 4818 or RI. 1371, nights or Sunday. ENGLISH AVE.. 1702; 7 rooms, upstairs; semt-modern: *25: will redecorate to suit tenant. Dr. 5350. For Colored, $23 Modern, large living room, kitchenette, private bath, refrigerator, gas range, ln--a-door bed. Washington Court. 317 W. 21st Sc. See custodian or Security Trust Cos.. 11l N. Pennsylvania St, [ Two Rooms, $35 Ls good condition. The Stratford. 810 N. Meridian St. See custodian or Security Trust Company. 11l N. Pennsylvania St. DAVLAN APT. One and 2-room spts., with or without bath. See Mr. Straughn, 430 Mass. Ave.. or Fletcher Savings and Trust Company. MERIDIAN at 34th The Kenilworth: 5 rms., aun parlor: N. W. corner. Ra. 5208. Houses and Flats Furnished FOUNTAIN SQ.. 1113; 5-room apartment". with bath and heat. Drexel 4625. MERIDIAN N . 2340: nicely furnished 2rm. apt : private home; *8 per week. NEW YORK. E., 719; two-room: furnished complete: *10; adults. Kiley 4168. Business Places for Rent OFFICE and factory space; any size, for light manufacturing. JESSUP ac ANTRIM ICE CREAM CO- 713-15 N. Dllno.s Bt. 813 FT. WAYNE Ave.; good location: attractive terms tc desirable tenants. JOHN D. BROSNAN. Lin. 9512. Houses for Sale 840 BRADSHAW ST. S3OO CASH Seven-room house In A-l condition, with gas: electric lights; city water Inside; Inside toilet; streets paved In front and rear. Space on rear of lot for another house facing Wyoming 8t. v Payments only *27 per month. J. O. M’CULLOUGH AGENCY 106 N. Delaware St. Realtors. Main 1709. Broadway, 905 Five-room modern bungalow; in good condition; garage: SSOO cash, balance monthly. Ma'n 1531. John f‘ Welch & Sons, Realtors 13 W. Ohio st. BUNGALOW. RUCKLE. NORTH OF 38TH. Thoroughly modern. 2 bedrooms, breakfast room, built-in features, fireplace, full basement with extra toilet; lined garage; shade; shrubbery; paved straet and alley; new paint: sacrifice price. Owner. 3839 RuckleC Wash. 0784 NEW JERSEY, NEAR 20TH Here Is one of the finest homes In this locality, and has never been offered for sale before. Has ten rooms, either furnace or city heat; all desi*able built-in features. 2-car garage, laundry In basement, and In excellent condition t*-*ouahout. Must be seen to be appreciate.!. Must be sold at once. See this now. Main 0792. H. E. HERROLD. Har. 471 T-J. SUBURBAN Will sell my equity In a 4-rm. bungalow cheap. 5008 Reeder St., or Southeastern and Emerson. MODERN six-room bungalow; 2306 Cornell; for colored: *350 down, balance monthly. $!00 CASH An attractive 5-room bungalow; long living-room across front, room for bath, built-in features In kitchen, large brick and cement porch across front. Just one block off National Rd.. west. Call MR. ADLER. Mr.ln 0792;; evenings. Hum. 2163. NEAR SHELBY AND LE ORANDE Six-room single with electric lights, gas, well, newly painted and papered. Price 2,756; (150 cash and *25 per month. F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Riley 2840. Res.. Irv. 0534-M. $500.00 CASH An attractive modern double, six rooms and breakfast room to a side; bullt-ln features. newly decorated, full basement with laundry tubs and gas connections In basement. two-car garage, paved alley, east front; an Ideal some and a good investment; balance easy terms. Call MR. ADLER, Main 0792; eves.. Humboldt 2163. Colored Buyers 2102 N. Rural St. Six rooms, bath, furnace, double garage: large, well-kept lot Owner leaving town and will sacrifice at *3,750: *SOO cash. John R. Welch & Sons, Realtors Main 1531. 23 W. Ohio Bt. MODERN—NO CASH We will build on your lot a modem bungalow for $3,500; If It Is half or fully pala for. payable *35 per month. F* J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors. Builders, 142 N. Delaware St.' Riley 2840. Res, Irv. 0534-M. Acre Lot, Modern Bungalow near Beech Grove; only *IOO Tash, *4l a month. Mr. Huse. Ma. 1576. Hum. 2016. The Union Tru"t Cos. ONLY *6OO cash for equity In 6-room ♦age; bath, garage. 858 Buchanan SI.: B. & L. mortgage paid down to about *1,900. Rented *3O per month. 541 Bankers Trust Bldg. Riley 5641. S3OO Cash 405 S. Gray St.: splendid 5-room bungalow; fireplace, gas, electricity; garage. Priced for oulck sale. *2.500. The C. W. Henry Cos., Realtors 428 Lerocke. R.. 1064. Res., Hu._2634. Ideal location New. modern homes Just north of Rhodius Park; *8 rooms: beautiful baths and kitchens, full basements. Ready to move into. Near schools. Street to be paved at once. Very low priced. S2OO CASH AND $37 PER MO. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.. 237 N. DELAWARE RILEY 5280: EVES- HUM, 2188. SSO CASH~ $22 monthly; price $2,250; new four-room bungalow; garage; nice high lot, on south s:.de 48th St., Lawrence. Ind., west of traction. 541 Bankers Trust Bldg. Riley Fernway, 2038 \ Four-Room Semi-modern. In first-class condition: newly painted. Waddy & Springer, Realtors Lin. 5131 U 2 N. Delaware. NEAR GARFIELD PARK Attractive 5-room modern bungalow with brick jjorch, hardwood floors, tile bath; beautiful lot with' large garage. A real buy for only *4,750. Terms to suit. Call THE CHARLES R. ETTINGER CO. Lincoln 5057. Res.. IrV. 1559, $75 DOWN, S2O PER MO. New 5-room bungalow; furnace; bullt-ln features. 2836 gangster. Owner must sell. SALE or rent; 10-rm. mod. houie; Park Ave.; arranged 2 families; 2 baths; double gar.: price, right. Wash. 1749-J. SPOT CASH for your semi-modern or modern single or double: If priced right. Main 5840. J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. Suburban for Sale 6-ROOM SUBURBAN $3,000 IVi Acre. 8 miles from Monument: paved road; poultry house and yard, berries ad fruit, large garden; house ill not new. but is In fair conditlc.l: electric lights, well and cistern; mortgage **ooo ■ balimc; must be all cash. Do hot iphori*. See HALL A HILL. 147 E. Market.

Suburban for Sale FOUR-ROOM bungalow; garage; 6 large lots; 61-ft. front each; 2723 Butler Ave. Only *2,750; *SO cash. *27 monthly. 541 Bankers Trust Bldg, Riley 5641, Farms for Sale EXTRA good, 80. acres In south Shelby Cos.. good improvements. Address owner. J. R. Kelley. Rd 2, Flat Rock. Ind. Real-Estate Wanted We Can Sell Your City Property ROLAND M. ARENS & CO. 1101 Peoples Bank. Realtors. Lin. 6010. We Can Sell Your City Property ROLAND M. ARENS At CO. . 1101 Peoples Bank. Realtors. . Llh. 6010. Real Estate for Exchange 2 LOTS IN BEN DAVIS North of National Road: 541x160 each; will sacrifice tor total price of *550; consider auto for part; cash for balance. Belmont 3544. Lots for Sale TWO WOODED LOTS ON 38TH STREET, Near Dearborn. 50x200 feet each; price SBSO each. Owner says sell. Want offer. J. 8. CRUSE REALTY COMPANY. Main 5840. TWO vacant lot* south of Fall CrrelT Trade for rentals or equities. Lin. 3801. SIX lots. Drexel Gardens, adjoining new airport. Prloed to sell Ch. 5068-R. LOTS, half acre; In Meridian Hills section on Meridian, Pennsylvania end Broadway. Easy payments. Owner. Un. 3801. _ Building and Contracting OENERAL building and contracting; _ remodeling a specialty. CIVIC REALTY COMPANY, 136 N. Delaware. Lin. 5050. BUILDING; n.-w home: re roofing, remodellng. etc. Jobs financed. DR. 1824. Miscellaneous tor Sale BARGAIN WEEK On reconditioned coolers, freezers and refrigerator*. F. D. OARDNER & CO.. 221 E. Maryland. Main 8713. BEDROOM aulte, 3 pieces; like new; cost 8275. Sacrifice for 175. Irv. 1997. CABINET, kitchen; A-l cond.; folding gocart; bargains. Call between Tam. and 2 p. m. Irv. 1241-R. CASH REGISTERS, scales, grinders, slicers rebui't; guaranteed. Fixtures all kinds. SPRAGUE EX.. 22 W. Ohio. Main 0564. CLOTHING; 3 ladies’ winter coats; 2 gentlemen’s coats; several dresses, size 36. Reasonable. Hum. 5419. DESK and chair; bedroom, white enamel, good condition. A bargain. Hum. 5419. FURNITURE: 10 rms.; less than 3 mos. old. Leaving city. Will sacrifice for quick sale. 2637 College Ave. FAIR GROUND outfit: 1 tent, 2x30 wooden frame and counters. 8-foot ice box. 2 barrels of dishes, 8-gallon lemonade globes, cooking utensils and electric wiring; a real bargain at once. Drex. 1188-R. FURNISHINGS of 5-room "bungalow; like new; reasonableiUeaving city. Ran. 1979JUNIOR dining set\f 8 pieces, table, four chairs, buffet; *Bl value; will sell for 835. Call any evening. 165 B. Harlan St. LIVING RM SUITE. NEW; COST $350. OWNER WILL SACRIFICE AT ONCE. DR. 2632-W. CAN BE SEEN AT 316 N. WALCOTT. MAHOGANY AND MAR&LE bank equlpment or office furniture for sale; splendld condition. A bargain. Irv. 4101. Rugs and Linoleum at Lowest Prices DORFMAN RUQ COMPANY 307 W. Wash. 8t Near Capitol. PRINTING presses for sale; three, small. WESS MOORE. Martinsville, Ind. RUGS—LINOLEUM Seamless Brussels rugs, size 9x12, In blue, tan, taupe* and-old rose, at *12.50. Imported Japanese grass rugs. 9x13, at *7.5b; wool fiber rugs, 9x12. are also *7.50. A full line of Brussels. Axminsters, velvets and Wilsons are carried In all grades and sizes, at real prices. Floor covering In beautiful llneoleum patterns. 49c yard; genuine Gold Seal congoleum rugs. 9x12, all newest patterns, all perfect, fully guaranteed at $9.95. These are carried in all sizes at proportionate Prices. We also have a full line of rug order, congoleum, linoleum end lnlalds at very low prices in all patterns and sizes In every width made. CHARGE ACCOUNT3 WELCOMED DORFMAN RUG CO. • 207 W. WASHINGTON If it covers the floor we have It. RUMMAGE SALE—Usea ciotning and furr.lture. 127 W. Georgia St. TIRE VULCANIZING OUTFIT; SPLENDID CONDITION. SACRIFICE FOR *75. IR. 2126. IF WHAT Vou wish to buv is not offered today, why not try a ’’Wanted to Buy” ad of your own? The cost Is very low and you are more apt to get a selection from which to choose at a reasonable price. Try It Phene your ad today to Main 3800. .

Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing furniture, magazines, papers will he'.p us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 6622. 127 W. Georgia. CLOTHING wanted: ladles', gents', chUdren's. 1440 Columbia. Ch. 1373. SECOND-HAND cement blocks wanted. Phone. Har. 0238-W. Barter and Swap HAVE clear lot east; will trade for car. Call Irvington 1322. Pets and Live Stock ENGLISH BULL DOG; WHITE, ELIGIBLE FOR REGISTRATION. HERE'S A PET YOU WILL BE PROUD TO OWN. 209 W. 33RD, AFTER 6 P. M. BABY chicks. *lO and *8 per hundred. BOYERS HATCHERY. Riley 5470. 34 N. Delaware. CHICKENB; 75 select Rhode Island Red: gd. stock: a barg. 5311 E. 34th St, Ch. 6722. POINTER PUPS: 7 MONTHS OLD; EXTRA FINE; PAPERS TO REO. HA. 3039-J. PUPS, beautiful; chow part shepard; very intelligent, registered; *25. 521 Dorman. Ch. 5391. BOSTON Terrier pup's: highly registered; *lO to *26 Be. 3573, 226 N. Addison. BOSTON TERRIER pups; pedigreed; 4 months; reasonable, 808 Lexington, PtIPS; Beagle, male; *5. 4716 Carvel Ave. Hum. 5750. TIMES WANT ADS BRINO BUSINESS Musical Instruments CHRISTENSEN School ot Popular Music. Plano, harmony and all dance orchestral lnstnup’ts. 106 Pembroak Arcade. RI. 3890 PIANO, upright: mahogany, good condltlon. sac, for *SO. 1834 Holloway Ave. PIANO, baby grand; factory sample, one of the best known makes; for nearly la price. Easy terms. Would take upright piano. Humboldt 1014. *3OO PHONOGRAPH FOR *lB5. EASY TERMS. RILEY 2155. PIANO, upright; excellent condition; good tone: cost *350, B*c. tor SSO. Irv. 1987. Coal ana (Vooa Summer Prices in Effect Now! BETHEL COAL CO. DRex 5200 333 Caven St. Summer Prices Now UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 4631 “Kindling with each ton.” WOOD; oak. elm and beech, for bakeiw or furnaces: cheap; delivered. He. 4987, No charge for wheeling. „ „„ Pocchofttas Lump Red Ash SB.OO JACKSON COAL CO. Roach at Burton Harrison 0210 JOHNSON BAIN COAL CO. 359 W. RAY DREXEL 1010 Money to Loan .

\ WE BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Marion County property from titleholders. Mr. Fry. IHE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 257 W Washington St.. Main 0792. RATE 2% Lowest In city. No chsrges except interest. Loans ca furniture. INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN. Main 6229. Other companies paid off. Loans on Personal Property and Diamonds. AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347 Bankers Trust Cos. MAIN 2983. Second Mortgages and construction loans. We finance builders. Prompt service. N Ready Money. Columbia Securities Cos. Lin. 6334. 152 N. Delaware Bt. AUTO ACCOUNTS REFINANCED EASY TERMS. MARION FINANCE CO. a LIN. 1581 307 GUARANTY |EDO TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSWESS

Money to Loan ~ SEOTNO MORTGAGE LOANS This old established Industrial banking house, which has served thousands In Indianapolis, is now prepared to take care of second mortgage financing for you. We Also Buy Real Estate CONTRACTS Low rates and prompt service. Come in any day. Trustees System Service TRUSTEES SYSTEM COMPANY OF INDIANAPOLIS 225 N, Delaware St. Lincoln 4587. MONEY WORRIES Let us relieve you of your flnanical troubles Loans dn PIANOS, FURNITURE, AUTOS, etc. Payments to suit Legal rate. .CAPITOL LOAN CO. • 141% E. Washington St. Automobile and household Goods Small loans to the man who works. Legal rate. Quick service. Buckeye Finance Cos. 2Q7 E. New York LOANS *lO to *3OO. No Indorsers, no publicity. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION. Ma. 2923. 404 Kreste Bldg. Business Opportunities ATTENTION, BUSINESS MEN! We will sell your business anywhere quickly and privately for cash by bringing the buyer direct to you. MID-WEST REALTY CO. 510 Odd Fellow Bldg. Lin. 3877 TRUCK DRIVERS We have some good proposlt’ons open for some good truck drlveis with moderate sum to Invest. HUFFORD-RUGGLES CO., Inc. BARBER shop; 4 chairs; good business; centrally located. Bargain lor cash inly. Other bush reas. for selling. Call Rl. 4063. WANTED—Cut-rate meat market, poultry house, realtor, chiropractor and cleaning and presser In our community center. Bel. 3239 Ring 4. 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. STANDARD GARAGE. Genera; Repair Work and Storage. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Talbott and 21st. RAn. 6853. SERVICEABLE. USED TIRES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALE. Bel. 4300. ROGERS. 3117 W. Wash.

USED TIRES *L sizes; big selection to chose from; most reasonable prices In town. 624 E. Wash, St. Lin. 2664, USED TIRES Wholesale and Retail. L. SELIO fe SON. 23 S. EASTTIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESB Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash lor your car or vour equity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin. 4515 561 N. Capitol USED CARS bought and sold. GOLDBERG, 522 N. Capitol. Lincoln 4638. Automobiles tor Sale For Better Buys in Good Used Cars See Marion Chevrolet Cos. 1040 N. Meridian Lin. 5361 WALLERICH’S USED CAR BARGAINS. 314 N. DELAWARE ST. $25 Down Sale On Oakley’s Lot Dort touring. Chevrolet touring. Overland touring. Durant touring. Monroe touring. Ford touring. Ford sedan. Ford coupe. Eord roadster, exington redan No finance on balance. Make payments direct to Oakley Motor Sales 1663-65 S. Meridian. Drexel 4743. BARGAINS Dodge sedan, 1923; fine mechanical condition *350 Ford coupe, 1923 SIOO Ford touring, 1925 $l5O Chevrolet touring. 1923 $125 Overland champion. 1924 SIOO Overland touring. 1923 SSO Smell down payment, balance E Z. LONG AUTO SALES 1114 N. Meridian. Lin. 6865. Dodge Coupe, ’23 Best buy In Indianapolis for $75 down, or we can use your Dodge. Chevrolet, Ford. Esrex or Overland on anew Essex or Hudson. Liberal allowance always. Call Mr. Relder. Lin. 3603. P. B. Smith Auto Cos. BARGAINS 50 GOOD USED CARS. YOU WILL WANT ONE AT OUR REMARKABLE LOW PRICE. EASY TERMS FRANK FEESER CO. Auburn and Oldsmobile Dealers Prospect. Drexel 1058. HUDSON SEDAN Good condition throughout; S4OO. Easy terms or trade. STATE AUTO CO. Some As Low As S2O Down 1926 Hudson cohch. 1925 Chevrolet coach. 1928 Ford four-door sedan. 1926 Ford touring. 1925 Overland 6 sedan. 1925 Overland 4 sedan. 1925 Overland touring. 1923 Hupp coupe.. * 1924 Stuaebaker touring. 1923 Essex coach. 1924 Overland touring. t Several Others—Your Car In Trade. L. T. Allen Motor Sales 917-23 Virginia Ave. Open eveningsDODGE touring, 1918: good condition: S9O. Call afer 5:30 p. m. 2179 DexU", fir, Rvsde HUP 8 SEDAN, 1926 And runs like new; $495 down; balance terms. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. Drexel 47,43. WILL TRADE FOR GOOD FORD COUPES—SBOO EQUITY In late 1926 Overland 2-door De Luxe. A-l condition in every way. Call owner. Irv. 2032-M. or at 729 N. Euclid, after 5:30 p. m. PANEL BODY FORD TRUCK Good condition: bargain at $75: easy terms. STATE AUTO CQ. DODGE COUPE, 19247*a bargain; private owner needs cash; terms. Phone Ri. 1156.

Automobiles tor Sale ANNUAL” AUGUST CLEARANCE ’ SALE 100 used cars tp choose from; small down payments, 12 to 16 months on balance. Indiana’s largest small car sellers. Two big stores—loso Virginia Ave. and 345 N. Capitol Ave. noose, of ChwroWt* SIOO DOWN BUYS PAIGE . 6=72 SEDAN Low mileage, car In splendid condition. Fully equipped. Owner sacrificing for quick sale. No trade. Call Mr. Copley. Main 3500. day time. FORD. 1925 roadster; balloon tires; good paint; lock wheel; several extras: a bargain. *165.00; easv terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO„ 525 E. Washington. ÜBEt) FORDS BARGAINS C. O. WARNOCK. 819 E. Washington. FORD—I-TONTRUCK 1927. Equipped with school hack body. Used three months; cost new $1,100: our prise, S7OO See Frank Hatfield Cos. Ford Dealer, 625 N. Capitol Ave FORD body. 1926, for sale or trade. 159 Kentucky Ave. Riley 5838 FORD coupe. '25; wire wheels: excellent condition; for quick sale cheap. Rl. 4530. C. L. SCOTT, WHIPPET-KNIGHT SALES CO. NEW MERIDIAN STREET DEALERS HAS THE LOWEST PRICED USED CARS IN THE CITY. ALSO TERMS LIBERAL. SEE OUR CARS AND THEN DECIDE. HERE THEY ARE: BUICK 1921 COUPE Condition: Paint, good: Tires, good; Mechanism, fair: Appearance, fair; Extras, tire. 2 spot lights, sun visor. FORD 1924 COUPE Condition: Paint, fair: Tires, good; Mechanism, fine: Appearance, fair: Extras, tire. OAKLAND 1922 COUPE Condition: Paint, fair: Tires, fair: Mechanism, fair; appearance, fair: Extras, none. OVERLAND 1925 SEDAN All steel body. Condition: Paint, fine: Tires, almost new; Mechanism, good: Appearance. fine; Extras, tire. OLDSMOBILE 1922. 8 CYLINDER SEDAN Condition: Paint, good; Tires, good; Mechanism, fine: Appearance, fine: Extras, tire, bumpers. OLDSMOBILE 1926. 6 CYLINDER COACH Condition: Paint, good: Tires, good; Mechanism, fine: Appearance, fine; Extras, bumpers. DAVIS 1924 SEDAN Condition: Paint, good: Tires, good: Mechanism, good; Appearance, good; Extras. bumpers, tire. R.EO 1925 \ 21-pasenger Bus Sedan type. Condition: Paint, good: Tires, new: Mechanism, good: Appearance, good: Extras, new tire. CHANDLER 1925 BIG 6 SEDAN Condition: Paint, fine: Tires, fine; Mechanism, fine: Appearance, fine; Extras, bumpers, tire, spot light. CHANDLER 1925 LITTLE 6 COACH Condition: Paint, fine: Tires, fine; Mechanism, fair: Appearance, fair; Extrrs. bumpers. WILLYS-KNIGHT 1924 SEDAN Condition: Paint, fair: Tires, new: Mechanism, fair; Apearance. good: Extras, tire, .bumpers. SVUDEBAKER 1926 810 SEDAN Condition: Paint, fine: Tires, good: Mechanism, fine: Appearance, fine: Extras, bumpers, tire .STEPHENS 1922 Condition: Paint, fair: Tires, fair: Mechanism, fair: Appearance, fair: Extras, bumpers:-no battery. BUICK 1918 TOURING Condition: Paint, fair: Tires, fair: Mechanism, fair: Appearance, fair; Extras, bumpers, tire, one spot light. MAXWELL 1925 SEDAN Condition: Paint, good: Tires, good; Mechanism, good: Appearanc". good: Extras. tire, bumpers. lot3 extras. FORD NEW 1927 2-DOOR SEDAN Wire wheel equipped and other extras. Price *495. Open Evenlnes. Lin. 4291 S6O N. Meridian St. HERE THEY GO Dodge Coupe Lexington Touring Ford Coupe Big Six Studebaker Tour. Packard Touring. Cole Coupe All in A-l Condition SSO, $75, SIOO Down Locomobile and Stutz 1525 N. Meridian -Open All Day Sunday “ FORDS Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. FORD. 1922 sedan: looks and runs good; can be bought for *35 00. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E, Washington. . USED CAR BARGAINS LATE MODELS—EASY TERMS. FRANK FEESER CO. 1126 PROSPECT DODGE touring, 1922: will sacrifice. SBS. Call evenings. 3210 N. Illinois. OAKLAND ROADSTER Good condition: good tires. STATE AUTO CO. FOR sale. Dodge coupe; fully equhipecl: good condition: sacrifice, $125. Phone Ran. 0613, High-Grade Trade-Ins 1925 Buick Coach 1925 Marmon Speedster 1925 Marmon 7-Pass. Sedan 1925 Jordan Great Line 8 4-Pass. Victoria Coupe 1925 Chrysier Royal Coupe Locomobile and Stutz Open All Day Sunday 1525 N. Meridian St.

$350.00 A PIECE i BUYS ANY OF 6 F®KE I* TRUCKS USED ONLY 8 MONTHS AND ALL IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION Enclosed driver’s cab. Special) built screened body. High speed clutch. Speedometer on each. Tires in good condition. Originally cost over $650. REALLY AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN AND ASK FOR MECHANICAL SUPERINTENDENT . MAIN 8 o 3500 The ImidiainiaipolßS limes

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Automobiles for Sale The-most • { complete lime of J mised cars ion the citjo ... $25 to SIOO dowmh Capitol-Overlamidlj Coinrapamiy ;* Capitol, Michigan; 602 I N. CAPITOL AVE. ’ Selection of 100 Cars 1923 Marmon 4-pass, coupe.. .$275 1925 Maxwell 2-pass, coupe.. 350 1925 Buick St. touring 595 1924 Chevrolet touring 95 1922 Dodge sedan 193 1924 Dodge coupe 295 1923 Overland coupe 150 1923 Nash coach 4-cyl 295 1924 Ford coupe 173 1921 Ford sedan 73 Easy Terms CENTRAL BUICK CO. T 602 N. Capitol Ave. Lrn. 1995. 602 N. Capitol Ave. Here They Go Dodge coupe. Stucicbaker Big Six touring. Ford coupe. Lexington taurine. - Packard touring. SSO-$75-SIOO Down. Terms o- trade. LOCOMOBILE & STUTZ 1525 N. Meridian u, Open evenings. USED FORDS J FRANK HATFIELD CO. ' Authorized Ford Dealer. ' 625 N. Cepiiol. Main 470. J, Studebaker 1925 Special Six Roadster - ■ This car cannot be told from new; beautiful grepn lacquer Job , with red pin stripe: a real nifty car with Spanish leather upholstering; will be sold today for *795. ... Don't overlook this. ARMACOST CHEVROLET. 1928 coupe; new Duco fine lsh; balloon tires; mirror; windshield wiper: a real goed car for *445.00: easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 IS. Washington. Repossessed Autos Ford. 1922 roadster; starter $35 Ford 1926 roadster $175 Chevrolet coach, 1926: A-l condtlon.. .S4M Chevrolet touring. 1923; A-l condition.Sl£o Chevrolet touring, 192*: good $145 Chevrolet coupe. 1523; new tires $l4O Oldsmobile coupe, 1926: new tires $673 Studebaker roadster, 1926; Bix Six....s9£d EASY TERMS. 329 W. MARKET ST. LI. 2005( FORD, 1924 coupe; Eew paini; baiioo.i tires: motor Just overhauled in our shop: lock wheel This car Is wort.* every cent we ask: *195.00: easy terms, HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 625 E. Washington; _____ Cleveland 1925 4-Door Sedan U This car has .had very little _ use: finish like new; 5 good tires; mechanically periect; spotlight , and other extras; a real Job at a bargain price. We are going , to move this car for *950. ARMACOST FORD sedan. 1922; lock wheel, cor3 tires, motor A-l, body and upholsterln* good: price $75: down payment sS(*i SMITH & MOORE. 528 6. Meridian Main 6650. - Essex Coach, $575 Early 1927 model: original tires and paint like new- fully equipped; terms dr trade. I. WOLF AUTO CO., 561 N. Oapitol Ave. . STAR COUPE. 1926; rumble seat, fully equipped; A-l condition. Owner. Rilev 4944, dev; Rl ley 3684, evenings. • TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No; 783-M. In the matter ot the petition of Hoosier Transportation Company, Inc.. Indianapolis. Ind.. for authority to pick up and discharge passengers on and along W. Washington St. , Notice Is hereby given that the Publls Service Commission of Indiana will con* duct public hearing in the above entitled cause, in the Rooms of the Commission, at Indianapolis. Ind.. at 1:30 o’clock p. m on Thursday. Aug. 25. 1927. Public participation in this hearing Is reouested bv the Commission. BUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF 111Bv J. W. McCARDLE. Commissioner. Indianapolis. Ind.. Aug. 15. 1927. “LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING/* Public Service Commission Docket No,' 76 In M the matter of the petition of Forest Mosbv and Raymond Mosby. Petersburg, Ind.. for the latter to purchase from ths former certifies ie of convenience and necessity No. 7e2-M, Petersburg to Washington. Ind ; also for change in schedule. Notice is ’ hereby given that the Publio Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled cause. In the Rooms of Commission, at Indianapolis. Ind,. et 10:30 o'clock a. m. on Thursday. Aug. 25, *1027. Public participation In this hearing 1j reouested bv the Commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF IN. B\ D J AN w: McCARDLE. Commissioner. - Indianapolis. Ind,. Aug. I*. 1037 “LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAtvj.NO. Public service commission docket No, s °ln the matter ot the petition of Union Traction Company cf Indiana (Arthur W? Brady Beceiveri for authority to surrender certificate of convenience and necessity No 602-M, Anderson to Green Lantern Amusement Perk. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled cause. In the Rooms of Comm it.si on, a* Indianapolis. Ind.. at & o clock a. m. oil T p U ublic y pa A rti K c t palion 9J ln this he.ring la ENJBLIC and SERVICE OF IHb“j AN W. McCARDLE. Commissioner. . Indipnppoll*. Ind., Aug-