Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 163, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1927 — Page 16

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MACY MALOTT. VICE PRESIDENT, TO LEAVE BANK Indiana National to Lose Officer Who Started as Messenger Boy. Macy W. Malott, 4250 Washington Blvd., tendered his resignation as vice president of the Indiana National Bank to the board of directors at noon today. It was accepted. Although Malott resigned in order to devote his time to other interests, he has made no definite plans for the immediate future, he said. He will retain his holdings in the bank. Malott joined the staff of the bank, organized by his father, Volney T. Malott, in 1865, at the age of 15, as an errand boy. He has held since that time successive positions up to the vice presidency. In that office he has been connected with the commercial paper buying department for over twenty years. Many companies with which lott has dealt expressed regret that he is severing his connections with the bank. The Indiana National Bank is a successor to the State Bank of Indiana, founded in 1834, one of the earliest and most widely known banks of the Middle West. The present organization was effected in 1865, the year when national banks were first chartered. Only three banks in the United States weathered the panic of 1867 without suspending specie payments —the Indiana National Bank, the Chemical National of New York and the State Bank of Kentucky at Frankfort. Total resources of the Indiana National Bank in 1883. when Malott, as a boy, entered its employ, were $700,000. This figure has increased fifty times to the total resources of $35,000,000. CITY EMPLOYES PAID Checks Are Handed Out to Workers One Day Late. Today was pay day for 2,500 city employes. Checks were being distributed at the city hall one day late. The $125,000 semi-monthly payroll was delayed by refusal of Edward A. Ramsey, city treasurer, to honor the signature of Sterling R. Holt as city controller until mandated to do so by Superior Judge Joseph Milner. Ramsay signed the checks Tuesday. Marriage Licenses Arthur James. 29. 444 Eastern, clerk, rnd Ruth TUlinghast, 25, 850 N. Bevllle, Joseph Roseman, 21, 1337 E. Market, salesman, and Lorene Carr, 19, 010 N. Rilev. stenographer. , _ , Edgar Smiley. 23. Whltestown, Ind., trucking, and Edna Roberts, 21, 6425 E. Washington, clerk. „ , Edward Eckstein. 23. 1701 S. Delaware, clerk, and Doloros Lammers. 19. 1133 S. Caoitol. , ... James Moore. 21. Ft. Harrison, soldier, and Rosalee Hathey, 20, 29 N. Bloomington. housekeeper. , ... Lee Bradley. 6p. 1522 N. Illinois, butler, and Sallle Robert, 37, 1522 N. Illinois, John Berry. 18. 48 3. Dearborn, machinist, and Myrle Hacker, 16, 935 N. Beville. saleswoman. Willie Mitchell. 29, 533 California, upho'sterer. and Ester Wilson, 629 W. Market. laundress. „ „ Albert Helllger, 22, 10 N. Keystone, woodworker, and Dorothy Eckard, 18. -0 N. Keystone. Births Girls Frank and Grace Brown. 1707 E. Tabor. Orlando and Sarah Ingle, 340 S. Audubon Rd. Jesse and Essie Hennessee, 144 W. Nineteenth. Fred and Dorothy Stellwell. 723 Dorman. John and Bonnie Harvey, St. Vincent s Hospital. Harry and Ida Williams, St. Vincent’s Hospital. _ Thurman nad Helen Graves, 2174 Bluff Road. Robert and Lula Griffith. 1630 Wade. Lorren and Lucile Ostlng, 3342 W. Wilcox. Frank and Rosa Johnson, 217 Walcott. Boys Jesse and Hazel Furgeson, 329 lowa. Joseph and Anna Fellcichia, 909 S. Noble. Roscoe and lone Keith, 1834 Lockwopd. Paul and Emma Bonham, St. Vincent’s Hospital. Russell and Alberta Andrew, St. Vln* cent's Hospital. Edwin end Kathleen Holler, St. Vincent's Hospital. Robert and Mildred Rlsley. 522 N. Rural. Joseph and Josephine Melstcr, 931 N. Ewing. Vernon and Ada Robison, 368 S. Sherman Dr. Herbert and Lucile Newland, Coleman Hospital. Max and Ada Parsley, Coleman Hos-. Vital. William and Lilly Hurt, Coleman Hospital. Joseph and Dorothy Duncan, Coleman Hospital. william and Lelah McGraw, Coleman Hospital. Thomas and Mabel Lee, 209 Eastern. Heber and Emma Davis. Christian H:spltal. Deaths Joseph Francis Riley, I, 430 S. Emerson, * C Wimam Ve Evans. 13. Long Hospital, tetanus. Mary Gladyne Martin, 3 days, city hospital, premature birth. Ira Rhea, 45, Methodist Hospital, sarcoma. Clara Allen, 50, Graystone Apts., accidental. Della Mills, 43, Central Hospital, edema of lungs. Catherine E. Faulknor. 85, 1410 N. Sherman Drive, arteriosclerosis. Roy B. Zimmerman, 38. 308 Graystone Apts., accidental. / Emma Margaret Shoemaker. 53, St. Vincent's Hospital, appendicitis. Elizabeth Thornton Tompkins, 61, 3850 University, cardiac dilatation. Mabel Fiscus. 32, Methodist Hospital, chronic encephalitis. Building Permits William R. Cooley, dwelling, 1738 Brookside Pkwy.. $3,000. A. Goldberg, dwelling and garage, 939 Berwyn, SI,BOO. A. Goldberg, dwelling and garage, 941 Berwyn. SI,BOO. George Colman, furnace, 1806 Orleans, <354. Ira S. Smith, furnace, 3357.59 W. Tenth, $366. C. C. Fulkerson, furnace, 1815 Kessler, $237. J. M. Stephens, furnace, 1720 Kessler, $237. x Waddy & Springer, furnace, 2035 Koehne, $202. . Riverside Pilgrim Church,*furnace, 218 Ghent. $379. J. H. Hilgenberg. furnace, Thirty-Ninth and Kenwood, $207. W. F. Sevfried. furnace, 1329 N. Drexel, S2OO. F. L. Palpier. furnace, 1446 N. Gladstone, $325. C. B. Perine, furnace. 37 E. Fifty-Fifth, S3OO. A. Kain, furnace, 2601 English, $275. O. C. Gaskill. furnace, 5360 Broadway, $2lO. O. C. Gaskill. furnace. 6270 Park. $225. B; W. Bibb, furnace, 656 E. Fifty-Third, $215. B. W. Bibb, furnace. 4902 Park, $2lO. L. A. Brlttenbrack. dwelling and garage, 715 Edgemont. $1,850. Frank Rathson. reroof, 1349 N. Dearborn, (315. Harry W. Heckman, reroof, 3356 Broadway. $325. Alfred Ray. reroof, 3801-3803 E. Washington, $285. Ben and M. Young. 502 Blackford, $495. W. S. Davis, oil burner, 1003 W. Twen-ty-Fifth. $298. Mrs. W. H. Lewellen, basement, 249 Bevllle. S3OO. W. M. Overmeyer. addition, 1824 Park. $225. M. E. Sprague, garage and repair. 1510 W. Twenty-Third, SBOO. . R. E. McCreary, dwelling and garage, 4820 Washington Blvd., $10,150.

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THE CITY IN BRIEF

THURSDAY EVENTS Real Estate Board luncheon, Chamber of Commerce, noon. Caravan Club luncheon, Murat Temple. Advertising Club luncheon. SpinkArms. Traffic Club luncheon, Severln. Engineering Club luncheon, Board of Trade. Retail Credit Men’s Association luncheon. Chamber of Commerce. American Business Club luncheon, Cos. lumbia Club. Loyal Knights of the Round Table luneneon, Lincoln, noon. Sigma Nu luncheon, Board of Trade. Sigma Chi luncheon. Chamber of Commerce. Irvington Commercial and Welfare Association meeting, 32 Layman Ave., 8 p. m. Dr. J. B. Rosemurgy, pastor of Irvington Methodist Episcopal Church, will speak tonight before the Bible Investigation Club at the Y. M. C. A. on “What Is It, and What Does It Do?” The meeting will open at 6:20 p. m. with a bean supper. A. L. Roberts will preside. . Taylor Nye, 27, from Montana, visiting at 46 N. Chester Ave., was reported missing to police today. “Some Reflections on Retail Advertising” will be the subject of E. R. Gildehaus, advertising manager of the H. P. Wasson & Cos. at the Advertising Club luncheon at the Spink-Arms Thursday. The Rev. A. L. Hassler, founder of the Hassler Sunday school for poor children, which meets each Sunday in Cadle Tabernacle, will speak at the Indianapolis Traffic Club luncheon at the Severin Thursday. A quintet of girls from the school will sing. John P. Hooker, president of the Chicago Real Estate Board, will talk on “The Principles Underlying Real Estate Appraising” at the Indianapolis Real Estate Beard luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday. *— Prof. Franklin McLean, of the University of Chicago, addressed 150 members of the Indianapolis Medical Society at the Athenaeum Tuesday night on “The Functions of Hemoglobin.” He is dean of the school of internal medicine. Forty candidates were initiated into Convention City Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Tuesday night when the post celebrated its second anniversary at its new hall, 210 E. Ohio St. State Game Warden Milton Justice of Freeport, was injured Tuesday near New Palestine, when an auto in which he was riding with Game Warden Robert Davis of Madison, skidded and overturned. Lee R., Bonnewjtz of Van Wert, Ohio, will speak before the Garden and Flowers Society at Central Library auditorium at 8 p. m. tonight on “Peonies and Oriental Poppies.” A collection of colored photographs of wild flowers of the West, loaned by Prof. A. A. Hanson \>f Purdue University, will be exhibited. William E. Stouffer, formerly of Cincinnati, today took the position of traveling passenger agent for the Chicago, Burling & Quincy Railroad, with headquarters here. He was city passenger agent of the road at Cincinnati. He succeeds B. G. Wright in the position here, who has been transferred to Omaha, Neb.' Permission to charge 10-cent toll for West Newton calls from Indianapolis is asked of the public service commission in a petition filed Tuesday by the Indiana Bell Telephone Company. The West Newton Company joined in the request. The petition points out that present calls are unnecessarily long and wasteful of service. Four new members were added to the directorate of the State Savings and Trust Company, 9 E. Market St., Tuesday. The board now will consist of thirteen members. New members are E. Kirk McKinney, Smith Harlan, Linton A. Cox and J. S. Cruse. An automobile driven by L. J. O’Connell, 1125 N. Delaware St., crashed Into the iron safety zone guard at Alabama and Washington Sts., at 2 a. m. today, knocking the base ten feet. Although the car was badly damaged, O’Connell was not injured. A Negro who seized the purse carried by Miss Mary Hamilton, 1937 Tallman Ave., as she passed Eighteenth St. and Roosevelt Ave., eluded Lewis Ulrey, 2028 Hovey St., who gave chase. The purse contained about a dollar. * Carpenter tools valued at $l5O were taken from a garage in the rear of his home, Guy Ropp, 1342 Brookside Ave., told police. Delta Chi Alumnae of Indianapolis and viciiity held a luncheon at the Spink-Arms today. Herman Kothe presided.

BALLROOM IS SAFE, FINDING OF ENGINEERS (Continued from 1) lowest rate given to any amusement place in this city. The statement of the directors to the public says: “The rumors and gossip concerning the Indiana Theater and ballroom building have become so persistent that the board of directors feels called upon to issue a state‘ment based upon the reports of experts that the building is absolutely safe. Stories Called Absurd “We are not certain whether we have heard all the stories in circulation, but some of them are that the building was condemned, that placards were posted upon the premises to the effect that people entered at their own risk, that the ballroom floor had sunk anywhere from four to fourteen inches, and that certain parts of the balcony in the theater were roped off because they were unsafe. “The first two of these stories axe so absurd as scarcely to warrant an answer. The building not only has not been condemned but it has been praised for its excellence of construction and design, by the public building authorities and pronounced by them to be absolutely safe.s “That portion of the ballroom floor which is used for dancing was built five inches lower than the concourse or promenade surrounding the same. It is in the same perfect condition as on the day of the opening. Avery small portion of the theater balcony, involving about six seats, was roped off for several weeks, but merely because this was the place selected by our consulting engineers for installation of a device to test the range of deflection usually present in buildings of steel and reinforced concrete. Tested by Experts “When the rumors and gossip first reached out ears, we determined to spare no expense In having the building examined by experts In whom we and the public could have full confidence. “The device above mentioned was installed by one of these experts and though we realized that its presence and consequent roping off of a few seats might tend to spread the gossip, we left it there until the facts were established. “The experts whom we employed are well known in their profession. Each made his own investigation, independent of any of .the others. They have not even seen one another’s reports. All reached the same conclusion, that the building is absolutely safe. Called Entirely Safe “Their reports are largely technical and lengthy and do not lend themselves readily to publication in full. They contain expressions such as 'The greatest number of people which can be packed into the theater and the ballroom can not possibly load it up to the stresses for which it is designed.’ “ ‘I want to assure you that there is not the slightest doubt that your building is structurally sound.’ “ ‘I am pleased to say that I find the structural design accurate, the structure itself •'well built, with no sign of weakness anywhere, and therefore the building amply safe for the uses for which it was built.’ “ ‘The Indiana is designed and constructed safely, and it can not be overloaded by any crowd that could be assembled in it.’ "Any on;- sufficiently interested may read them word fer word. There never was any doubt In our minds as to what their verdict would be, because we did not blindly erect a building representing so large an investment, but had the plans and specifications thoroughly examined by competent engineers before building began. Vibrations No Warning “What so-called vibrations may be felt in a building of this size and character of construction naturally is a fact. If such buildings were strictly rigid, they would fie unsafe. Our experts say that the exact cause of vibrations in buildings has not been established scientifically. "All we know is that they must be present. The purr of a motor, and our building is honeycombed with motors that operate our organ, orchestra lifts, elevators, ventilating, cooling and heating machinery—will cause vibrations. “The heavy notes of a musical instrument, such as our organ, will do the same. However plainly this may be felt, the actual motion or deflection in our building recorded by accurate measuring devices does not exceed one-fiftieth of the normal allowable motion. Others Are Maligned “Fortunately or unfortunately, depending upon one’s viewpoint, ours is not the only theater building that has been talked about in the same manner. One of the largest theaters in Chicago and one of the largest theaters In Bos‘on were the subject of the same kind of gossip, which, of course, was as unfounded as that concerning our building. Are Independent Units “Right here it may be said that our ballroom and our theater balcony, so far as carrying capacity and safety are concerned are as independent of each other as though they stood on separate parcels of ground. Each is carried-separately on steel and reinforced concerete. “The fact that the ballroom is on the sixth floor is of no significance. If it were on the sixteenth or even the fifteenth floor, it would be as safe as on the ground floor. It must be known generally that even swimming. pools carrying as muen as 250,000 gallons of water, constantly in motion and weighing more than two million pounds have been installed in the upper floors of modern athletic club buildings. “Our ballroom floor was intentionally built with a cushion under it, to make it springy. This makes dancing easier than on a perfectly rigid floor. Our engineers have advised us that if it were possible to pack more than 13,000 people into

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this room and let them all dance, the room would still be absolutely safe. Is Well Reinforced- “ This is four* times as many people as comfortably can dance in this room. Our theater balcony is built like a suspension bridge supported on the two sides by huge reinforced concrete pillars Independent of the ballroom floor and at the rear by a heavy reinforced concrete wall. “It is designed to carry a load far in excess of any number of persons that can be accommodated there. The ballroom as well as the theater repeatedly have contained capacity crowds. "There is absolutely no evidence of weakness anywhere in the building and, of course, there could not be, because the building is designed properly and correctly. "As directors of this enterprise, we take pride in having erected in our city a monumental structure that will stand long after the natural expectancy of life of even the youngest among us. We also feel that we have a right to take pride in our management of this enterprise. - Given Many Compliments “It offers clean and wholesome entertainment to many thousands of our fellow citizens. From near and far we have been complimented upon the beauty of the theater and the ballroom. Os the latter we truthfully can say that it is unexcelled in magnificence anywhere in t ile United States. “We are making this detailed statement to our friends and patrons because we feel they are entitled to the truth and because we think the public knows we would not make any statement not absolutely true and supported by responsible authority.”

In Memoriam Notices IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance of our dear mother. Margaret A. Hobbs, who departed this life four years ago today. Nov. 18. 1923. Gone is the face we love so dear. Silent is the voice we love to hear; Too far away for sight or speech. But not too far for thoughts to reach. HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. FRANCES AND NELLIE, Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM Mala office, 2226 Shelby St. Drexel 3570. UNDERTAKERS. ... . HXSEY & TITUS >3l N. Delaware. U. 3838 KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. .. . 1403 N. Illinois St. Main 1184. Rdfe. Bel. 3866-R l George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 523 E. Market Main 0008. J. C. WILSON; funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eaulpment Dr 0321 and Dr 0322 BERT 8. dADD. 2130 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 5307. Lost and Found ARTICLES found on Indianapolis street cars yesterday 4 UMBRELLAS 1 RUBBER 2 BOOKS 1 PAIR GLASSES 2 GLASS CASES 1 GLOVE 3 PACKAGES Main 2737 BOSTON bull; screw tall, female, brlndle and white. Return 808 Goodlet or Bel. 2443. Reward. BRACELET; blue sapphire, flexible; lost between Lincoln Hotel and English Theater stage entrance: valued as keepsake. Kindly return to MRS. SCKLEOEL. 4515 Wlnthrop Ave. Hum. 3376. DOG; fox terrier; pure white body and legs: black markings on head ana tall; very slightly lame in one hind leg; name Flip. Return 234 W. Glmher St, Reward. HORSE, black; belongs to Indianapolis Srdd.e C’ub, Ran. 4207. Reward. L08T: IN VICINITY OF PARK AND BROADWAY; LARGE, ORANGE AND WHITE PERSIAN CAT. 609 E FORTYFOPRTH. HUM. 3488. REWARD. , POLICE dog; 5 months old: blaok and tan male; harness; last seen Monday noon 56th and Wash, Blvd, Reward. Hii.\j44o. PORTFOLIO, paper, containing 3 mental record books. Reward. Ran. 7108 or Try, 4361. TRAVELING bag; lost on Mass. Ave. between Emerson and loth; Sunday. ReRiley 1866. WILL party who took lady's grip off train from Cincinnati Monday night please communicate with Wash. 4073 immediately and avoid trouble. WRIST watch, ladv's: while gold with link bracelet: last Monday efternoon, 111. c°r or downtown. Reward. Rl. 4745.

Help Wanted Male WANTED HOUSE TO HOUSE CANVASSERS, EITHER MEN OR WOMEN; GOOD LEGITIMATE LINE, LIBERAL COMMISSION. WRITE P. O. BOX 227, GIVING AGE, EXPERIE N C E, REFERENCES AND TELEPHONE NUMBER. SALESMEN wanted: to buy our pull cards and punchboards deals. Salesmen can clear *2OO per week. Write WERTS NOVELTY COMPANY,,Box 54, Mftncle, Ind. SOLICITORS—LiberaI commission propor - tion, selling The Indianapolis Times See Circulation Manager between 4 and * In evenings. SOLICITORS—LiberaI commission proposition cn local newspaper. See Mr. Hedge between 5 and 7 evenings. Room 129 Lin HVit.f'T, You Read the Want Ads— Have you tried to use them? It’s easy—Call Main 3500. Ask for an Ad Taker.

Heto Wanted Female EXCELLENT PROPOSITION FOR DIRECT SALES WORK. SHORT HOURS AND GOOD PAY. SEE MR, HEDGE, LINDEN HOTEL 3-5 AFTERNOONS ALL THIS WEEK 2 NEAT appearing salesmen, assistant to manager, for retail selling. Electrical appliance experience preferred. Unusual opportunities. See MANAGER. 42 S. PennWOMAN, white, for washing, ironing and cleaning, two days a week. 3331 Gullford Ave. Wa. 3502. 'rtions Vi/anted Male YOUNG MAN. 24: wants steady work with chance for advancement. Drex. 3895-M. Situations Wanted female CURTAINS and draperies to launder. MRS. J. LUTZ, Main 0150, HAND laundry done at home. Called for and delivered. Ch. 6324-W. Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEOE. Our grad uates pass; State examinations easily 202 Odd Fellow Bldg Ma 579 and ASnp Special Notices HOMEMADE fruit cake for holiday orders. Reasonable. Call Lin. 6516.

Special Notices BEAUTIFUL HAND-MADE QUILTS. CHILDREN’S HAND-MADE DRESSES OR AND ARTICLES OF NEEDLEWORK THAT YOU MIGHT WANT. 609 E. 44TH ST. HUM. 3488. 1 WILL not be responsible for any bills contracted by Bessie C. Wacker on or after Nov. 1, 1927. KARL F. WACKER. Business Announcements 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 FUR—Remodeling; bring In your old furs and we remodel them to look almost good as new. INDIANA FUR CO.. 138 W. Market. PLUMBING FIXTURES We save you money. INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.. 125 N. Alabama. Lin. 6788 RUG, 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. $2 Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462. A ROOM, 9x12x8 FT. HIGH; “PAPERED FOR $4; MAT. FURNISHED. CH. 5362. BURNETT. “The Plano Mover,” formerly with Baldwin, Pearson and Starr piano companies. Lin. 6268. Rooms for Rent ALABAMA, N„ 1001: clean, modern rms... hot water, home privileges. BELLEFONTAINE, 1328; 2 large nicely turn, private home; $7. Riley 2183. COLLEGE, 10C2; modern sleeping room In private home; use of telephone; $3.50 wk. CENTRAL. 3310: attractive, light room; private, modern home; gar, wash. 1499, CENTRAL. 3149; mod. furnished front rm.. private family. Wash. 2122. _ CENTRAL. 2821; nice mod. room; kitchen privileges If aes.; 3 prefd. Ha. 4797-R. CLINTON HOTEL. 39 Vlr. Ave.; rooms; steam heat; right down town; $3 to $6 week. COLLEGE. 2242; very nice, warm room; home privileges. Hem. 4745. COLLEGE. 2468; well furn. comfortable, warm room; 1 or 2. Hem. 4281. EAST, N., 726: Apt. 6; 3 bedrooms; clean. warm and modem. ENGLISH. 1107; attractive warm rm.. adj. bath. Drexel 6467. ILLINOIS, N„ 811; clean sleeping rooms; good heat; $3 week. ILLINOIS, N., 2326; clean furn. front rm., large alcove home, with ref. Ha. 3505. ILLINOIS. N., 1138; outside rooms: all convlences. Riley 6608. ILLINOIS. N.. 2421; attractive, warm rm.; private, mod, home; girls. Har. 1042-M. MERIDIAN, N., 2720 Beautifully furnished room, exclusive. references. Ha. 3780-J. 7 MICHIGAN. 1615 W.: nice, clean rm.; prlvatc. modem home; meals optional. VEW JERSEY, N.. 3047: lovely warm front room: private modern home; plenty hot water. Har. 1844. NEW JERSEY, N„ 3243; pleasant homey rm.. adult family;' suit, for 2. Wa. 3316. PLEASANT room: good home: young man: references. Ran. 0302. PRATT. W., 155; light, warm, modem rooms. $3 to $5. Lin. 6114. SPRING, 608; warm, clean sleeping rooms: reasonable. ST. CLAIR. 314 E.; Apt. 3; nice, warm rm.; hot water; private home. Lin. 3173. STERLING; comfortable, warm front rm.; modern: home privileges. Cb. 0320. TALBOTT. N.. 2022; 2 lovely warm rms., modern home, privileges. Hem. 5563. 11TH. E.. 318: nice warm rm.; moderra: home privileges. Lin. 7970. 13TH. W., 21; l apt. for housekeeping; also nice clean sleeping rm. Lin. 1671. 13TH, E.. 319; attractive warm rm., also single rm- Central car. Lin. 8724. FIRE-PRROF ROOMS Why take chances In any but a fire proof building; when rooms at “The Puritan" can be had as low as $5 per week. CLEAN—STRICTLY MODERN—FIREPROOF HOTEL PURITAN MARKET <fe NEW JERSEY STS.. RX. 1321. Room Wanted ADVERTISE your rooms and apartments through our new information bureau. Lin. 2647. Room for Rent With Board PENN.. N„ 1129 Apt. 106; will share mv turn, apt, with congenial emp. girl. 16TH. W„ 3810; nice, warm rm.; close to Prest-O-Llte. Belmont 3903. CHILDREN; mother's care. Warm, modern home. Har. 0317-J. GRAY. S.. 43: attractive front room: modern private home; 1 or 2 employed ladles. Home privileges. Ch. 2344, SMALL baby to board: S6 wk.: mother's care. Belmont 0886-R4. LOVELY rm.; good meals, for lady or man, with child. Har. 4685-R WILL keep your little girl while you work. Furnish heat and bath; modern home. Bel. 4551, Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALA., N.. 1126; 2 very nicely furn. wprm rms,; also sleep, rm.: mod. Lin. 3180. ASHLAND, 1650; furn., 2 large front rms., mod., completely furn. Hem. 5998. BELLEFONTAINE. 1329; 3-room apt.. furnished, gas range, everything modern. Call after 6. Lincoln 4827, DREXEL. 438; nice warm room, kitchenette. bath; modern. Irv, 1527, EAST. N„ 726; Apt. 5: very nice light housekeeping apt.; all modern; furn. ILLINOIS. N.. 838; large xoom and kitchenette: also 2 large rms., for 3 or 4; steam heat. Rilev 5292, ILLINOIS, N.. and N. Talbott: everything furnished; $7.60. Har. 4929-R. KEYSTONE, S„ 450; 2 rooms and kltchen2nd floor; private ent.; $23. Dr. 4555-R. KEYSTONE. N.. 1232; 3 furntshed rms.; modern: garage: reasonable. Ch. 3763-M. MARKET. E.. 540; mocfcrn front room, $5 we-k: 2 side rooms. 65.50, MERIDIAN. S.. 1666; 2 rms.: mod. home: steam heat: garage: on car line. NEW JERSEY. N., 1029'; warm' room. kitchenette, bath, mod., auto space; $1.50. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1439; modern, light housekeeping room; very reasonable. TRAUB. N.. 128; furn> 3 rms.: light, water. fuel, gar, furn.; $6. Ch. 1734-M. UNION, 2515; 2 furn. rm.; private entrance: garage; $4.50 week. Dr, 2745. 11TH. E„ 1816; 2 rooms and bath, furn I shed or unfurnished. LOVELY 2 or 3-room apt.; modern: completely furnished. Riley 5882. ROOMS: for housekeeping: modern furnlshed room; widow's home. Irv. 1417-W. Apartments for Rent 34TH. 205 E. The Cambridge Apts. NORTH AND DELAWARE STS. NON-HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS ONE. TWO THREE ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. SEE CUSTODIAN OR CALL LI 5391 Maple Terrace 542 E. Maple Rd.; Frlgldaire service; 5 rooms; garage $89.00 Maple Arms 38th and Central Ave.; 4 rooms and bath; heat, light, gas and water furnished 75.0( Lafayette Court 2735 N. Meridian: 3 rooms 55.01 Westminster 3725 N Meridian; ' rooms 50.00 Blackstone 4001 E. Washington: 2 rooms 47.50 Kreiger 836 E. Prospect; 2 rooms 33.51 H. H. Woodsman & Cos., Inc. Ll. 5391. Ma. 2808. “We Insure everything but the hereafter. Nights and holidays call E. V. Denser' Hum. 2204. Moynahan Apartment NOW AVAILABLE. 1026 Central s2l to $23.50 1244 E. Wash $43.50 418 E. 15th $41.00 1603 Central $55.00 Moynahan Properties Cos. 710 Union Title Bldg. Ma 4818 or Rl. 1371, nights or Sunday. Ashland Ave., 1316 Four-room and sun parlor, modern homelike place to live; steam heat, water, ice box, gas range furnished: Just what you are looking for. Mr. Huff. Wa. 2181 or Ma. 4088. . 430 Mass. Ave. One and two-room apartments: neai furnished; good condition; 'with and without private bath: , some as low as $18.50 See custodian, or Fletcher Savings & Trust Cos. Capitol Ave., 245 N. Two-room, city heated apartment with private bath. $22.50. Fletcher Savings & Trust Cos. BROADWAY, 1234; 2 rooms, sun parloT, kitchenette, bath; $32.50-$37.50. Rl. 1432. 2 OR 3-ROOM suite, unfurnished; Shlcl apt, house. 220 N. Illinois. VIRGINIA AVE.. 846 Va: cozy 4-room apt.: bath, water, heat and gas. BARTH AVE.. 1514; four rooms, upper duplex, water paid; (20. Ma. 1741. Mr. Johnson. VILLA. 1625; mod. 4-rm.: bath, bullt-lns, range, Unoleum. In-a-door bed: hard. ■soft water: heat: gar.; $35. Dr, 1473-W. MER.. S., 950; 1 3-rm, $15.50; 1 2-rm lower. $12.50; elec., toilet, water. Wash. 2169.

Houses for Rent BANCROFT. N.. 312; 5-rm. mod.; built-in features: water pd. Irv. 1694. BELLEFONTAINE. 2621; 5 rooms, bath. Heatrola furnished. Hem. 4967. BELLEFONTAINE, 1313; 8 rms., new furn.; new, dec.; close to school. Lin. 7998. BLVD. PL.. 3009; dandy 6-rm. mod. dbl.; new furnace; $33. Wash. 3446. M. CAPITOL. N., 2119; upoer duplex. 5 rooms, modern, heat and wtter, front and back porches. Rent reasonable. CAPITOL, N„ 2119; upper duplex. 5 rooms modern, heat and water, front and back porches: reasonable. Ran. 2066. CAPITOL. N„ 3028: 6-room modern house for rent. Ran. 4514 or Ran. 3612, CARLISLE PL. 617: beautiful 5-room bungalow; modern: newly decorated; garage. No children. Phone Main 7153. COFFEY, 550-52; 5 rooms, bath, garages, water paid; special price. Bel. 1041, DELA., N., 5332; 6-rm. mod. brick double; sunroom, breakfast nook. Hum. 5177. DIVISION, 551; 4-room double, electric lights, gas, inside toilet, garage, cleaned and naoered; $lB. Hum. 4010. EASTERN. 626; dandy 6 romos mod., gar.; near St. Philips. Irv, 4502. EASTERN AVE.. 39; 4 rooms, bath; W 1 modern, except furnace; water paid; $25 o*r month. Lin, 6449, ELDER. N.. 136; upper 5 rooms, gas, elec.. Inside toilet: water paid; sl6. Bel. 2284. FORD ST.. 5260: west of Speedway, new 4-room bungalow, furnace, water lnslde: $24. Bes 3885. ORAY. S.. 236; double: 4 rms. side.; gar.; nearly new; only S2O. Dr. 1354-R. HARDING. 2035; 4 rooms; mod.; built-in fen.: hardwood; water pd.; gar. Ir. 0798. HARDING. N., 1811; 4-room cottage; 2car garage, Har, 0130, HARDING. 2043: 6-rm. mod.: hardwood floors; water paid; garage. Irv. 0798. HOYT. 2005; 6 rooms modern except furn.. hasement: garage: S3O. Drexel 3827. ILLINOIS. N., 3103: 6 rooms; modern; front and rear porches: gar. Wa. 5585 Kealing, 1358 Four rooms, completely modern, with garage: $32.50 per month. Waddy & Springer, Realtors Lin. 5181. 132 N. Delaware. KENWOOD. 3025; 8-rm. mod., single, furnace. gar.; splen. neighborhood. Ra. 2754. LEEDS. 230: double. 4 rooms; gas. electrlcltv; water paid: 816. Bel. 2284. MICHIGAN. E.. 2107; 6-room modern, near Tech., gar. Only $35, Cherry 3933-J. MERiDIAN. S„ 1445: 7-room modern double; newly decorated; $36.50; water paid. Call evenings, Irv. 1138-W. MERIDIAN. S.. 1222; 6-roo:n strictly mod.. water paid: garage. Dr. 3316-R, NOBLE. N.. 409: 7-room modern; new furnace. Lin. 9156, NORTH SIDE: dandy 5-rm. mod., brkfst. nook: hrdwd, flr.. gar., reas. Ch. 4939 OLIVE. 1115; 6 rooms; electricity, gas, city water. Inside toilet $25.00 2116 Spann: 4 rooms, bath, water paid, garage 25.00 301 N. Walcott; 5 rooms; electricity, gas. Inside toilet 18.00 1041 Elm: 3 rooms; electricity, gas, inside toilet 15.50 3027 Graceland; 5 rooms; modern. garage 27.50 3218 Northwestern; 6 rooms; modern. garage • ■ 32.00 LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. Ma. 3715. 144 E. Ohio. Be. 4012-R. OLIVER AVE.. 1416; new 5-rm. mod. bun-o’-low end gar*ige: $25. Bel. 1261, PARKER, 440 N.: north half double bungalow: modern; full basement; garage. Lin. 3481. PRATT. 230 W.; dandy 5-room, strictly modern cottage: only $25. Lin. 9105. PROSPECT 327; 7-room modern: redecorated: 3-car gar.; only S3O. Lin. 4648. RICHLAND. 1145-47: 5-room double; gas. electricity. Har. 2549-W. RICHLAND. 1142: 6-room cottage; gas, electricity, garage. Hum. 2549-W. RUCKLE. 3113: 6-rm. modern; gar.; papered: resin.; new linoleum: S4B. He. 2912. 322 _ SANDERS St.; 8-room modern single house; $32.50 per month. W. R. HUNTER CO.. Main 1078. SENATE. 948 8.: 4-room house, semi-mod-ern ; water paid; $12.50. Ch. 1043. SHEFFIELD. N.. 203; rent free’ Dec. I; 5 rooms, near new west side high school; water pd. Lin. 3869; eves.. Ran. 4702. SHELBY. 1323; 4 rooms; newly painted and papered: gar., elec, lights; water w id 1 toilet Inside. Dr. 2518-W. TUXEDO, 8.. 19; 5 rooms semi-mod.; gas. elec., water, toilet. Cherry 3680. UDELL. 611: 4 ROOMS. MODERN; GARAGE: WATER PAID. HAR. 0882. WALCOTT, N.. 222; cozy 5-room home; reas.; turn, or unfurn. Lin. 6789. WASH., W.. 3423-25: 5-rm. double; gas. elec., well, gar,; $25. Hem. 5858. 516-18 B. 19th; 3 rooms and alcove; gas. 28TH, W.. 145; 6-room modern: parlor furnace turn., water pd.: $26.50. Ch. 3036. 2166 NAPOLEON; 5-room single house; fine condition: gas end electric lights: $lB. W. R. HUNTER CO. MAIN 1078. 34TH. W.. 1314; 5 rms. mod., gar., heat and water furn.: $45: completely furn.; S6O. Ran. 2802, after 6 p. m. 814 COFFEY ST.; 5-room double; electric lights: $12.50 month. W. P„ HUNTER CO. MAIN 1078. NEAR Brookside Park; dandy 5-room mod. bungalow: reduced. $36.50: gar. Wa. 2128. 15 DAYS’ FREE RENT 1425-27 S. Randolph; fine 4-room double, inside toilet; only S2O pays to Ist January. Hum._34ss ; _ FOR colored: U 34 Yandes; 4-room double; electric lights: sls month. W, R. HUNTER CO. MAIN 1078. Just What You Are Looking For CONGRESS AVE.. 338; STRICTLY MODERN SINGLE BUNGALOW; GARAGE; LOVELY YARD: $35.00. NEW DOUBLE Brand new. 4 rooms and bath. Pullman diner, kitchenett with built-in features; garage: water paid; very nice; $32.50. 337 W. T R O HUNTER CO. MA. 1078 Walking Distance, $15.00 Five rooms, electric lights, gas, water furnished. 407 E. St. Clair. Dunlop & Iloltegel 122 E. Market. Main 6020. 421 E. 23d: 5 rooms, modern $25 22 126 W. 19th; 7 rooms, modern .. v 35.00 8?1 E. 27: 6 rooms, modern 30.00 921 Drexel; 5 rooms, modern 35.00 124 W. 13th: 7 rooms, modern ..... 30.00 3912 E. Washington; 6 rooms mod... 30.00 410 Villa; 5 rooms, modern 33.00 1006 Shelbv: 7 rooms 27.50 1730 Bellefontalne; 6 rooms 27.50 1729 Bellefontalne; 6 rooms 25.00 537 E. New York; 6 rooms; only ... 22.50 1532 S. Randolph: 4 rooms, water... 25.00 1928 K. Maryland; 4 rooms, water... 18.00 Complete List at Office. Union Trust Company You' Read the Want Ads— Have vou tried to use them? It’s easy—Call Mein 3500. Ask for an Ad Taker ~ ~r.es and Flats Furnished BROADWAY. 4164; modern 5-room home; neatly furnished: fine location. Hu. 1151. GRAY, N.. 827; 3 rooms, furnished complete: kitchen privilege; telephone: ganw. Cb. ABf!6. GUILFORD. 4170: beautifully furn, 3-bed-rm. home; exc. neighborhood; landrciped: gar.; 5 tons coal In, Reasonable. COZILY furn., 5-room, semi-modern, suburban home. Ref, ex.; $35. Be. 4104, 4-ROOM furn.: $22; W. Morris and Wash.; on city bus line. Bel. 0517-R. LiiLOANTLY furnished apt.; rent or sell; gray bed-davenport and chair, gateleg table. Vlctrola, chifferobe. etc. 134 W. 71 st. Apt. 30. Business Places for Rent SPLENDID location for plumber, barber tire, battery, shoe store, dry goods; 209 211 S. State; $35, Irv. 3003. ACCOMMODATION salesroom, garage for rent; mein highway. 720 W. Wash.; $l5O, Call Mr. Beker. Ha. 0302-J. Ma. 0409. Storage and Transfer OTTO J. SUESZ Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on California shipments. Overland hauling. Special rates on return loads. Main 2353 Rilev 3628. Ch. 4579-0699-W. BORNMAN TRANSFER CO. CH. 5571 SATIS 11 'ArTORY MOVING SERVICE. O. A. BAKER; general trucking. Main nouses tor Sale Property West $50.00 Cash Bungalows . Several bargains left; 4700 block west, off National Road. Payment ranging from sl7 to S2B per month. Call at once. Main 0793. Mr. Nnkom. Wcsh. 4<WO-M. PAY $450 AND GET A DEED Purchaser assumes Railroadmen’s mortgage of $1,350 balance. Four-room cottage on paved street; price reduced to SI,BOO for dulck sale. Decided bargain. MR. pewb r, tvv 35-14, Ha. 0789-J. ittcaJ Cornell, 1437: fine 8 rooms: furnace, garage. House newly papered and painted. . / sz.,uu. Smail down payment, then <•■>■, r>r month. Hum, 3455, 1039 HARLAN ST. 5 rooms and bath; newly decorated, large lot, garage; bargain at $2,750: terms. Lin. 3734. FOUR-ROOM bungalow; well, gas, electricity paved street. Only S2O per r-wf.h. No drwn nvmut. Hum. 3*55, v,£ uAb evil vour citv urope.y. „tu ........ M. ARENS & CO.. 1101 Peonies P- uRecltnrs. s o?; ; te^ : s a^l^,rtv 0 srstti or 34 Union Trust Bldg. V

Houses for Sale 1003 E. Morris Six-room modern home; in good condition. Price. $5,500. Easy terms. 827 S. East St. Five-room modern, old brick home. In fair condition; $4,000. 1047 Albany St. Five-room semi-modern, almost new home: cement basement; large flue for furnace; toilet installed; brick and cement porch: all improvements in and paid for: $4,300. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. 237 N. Delaware. Ri. 5250. Spend Thanksgiving In your own home. We have a 5-room modern bungalow with full basement, oak floors, built-in features, brick and cement porch, garage, front drive; 42-foot lot; right at Pleasant Run blvd.. in a new home section; only 23 blocks south; easy terms to reliable famHy. Mr. Kepling Bridges & Graves Cos. N 237 N. Delaware. Rl. 5250. Why Rent? When — SSO Will put you In your own home, close to school and car line. Five large rooms, barn on rear of lot. See 2305 W. Morris fit. Pay balance $23 per month. Call Mr. Adler. Main 0792; evenings. Hu. 2163. Five Rooms and Bath Only $3,750 A comfortable home on East Kelly St., near St. Catherine’s and school No. 34. Large rooms, good heating plant, double garage, paved street. Small down payment. balance easy monthly terms. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. REALTORS. Ma. 3715. 144 E. Ohio. Res.. Hu, 1411. Reduced Price—Easy Terms Now being offered on the four-room semimodern' cSttage at 1316 W. 32d St.; newly painted and pepered; new hardwood floors: inside toilet; garage; front and back porches. Price now $3,000, on terms of $l5O cash and $27.50 per month F. J. VIEHMANN CO., Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Rilev 2040. Res., Irv. 0534-M. Buy South 1715 Hoyt Avenue Six rooms, inside toilet, city water: all newly pcodred; no Barrett. A nice home for a worxinß man: SSO down: easy monthly payments. ~#' 'in 0792, Mr. Malia, cvenlng Cherry 7288. Four-Room Cottage New paint, paper, electric fixtures, plumbing: garage; paved street; all assessments paid: located near Prospect bt.. at 1039 S. Randolph St. Price $2,500; terms. $l5O cash. $22.50 per month. F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Rilev 2840, Res., Irv. 0534-M Suburban SIOO.OO Cash Gives Immediate possesion to 1953 E. 45th St.: 5 ■•ooms. furnace, inclosed back porch, garage, paved street, near schools, stores and good bus service A bargain. Main 0792. Mr. Neukom. Wash. 4900-M. Lots for Sale LOT on Drexel Ave.. second lot south ol 12th St.; west front. Just two blocks from Little Flower Parrish: a fast growlne community: $1,200 buy? clear title to this lot. Drexel 2091-Js Real Estate for Exchange $3,000 EQUITY in 2 good paying doubles for small farm northwest. Hum. 3455. A. P. SHALLEY. 3867 Central Ave. Miscellaneous for Sale BABY carriage: reversible reed: cost SSO; had best, BATHROOM, COMPLETE, $76.00 BATH TUB. toilet, lavatory, kitchen sink; reasonable. 1830 N. Ala. Har. 1702-W. BED DAVENPORTS; from $9 up. Easy terms. "BRICK" Get immediate deliveries on the highest grade, used brick in town. At $6 Per M. Reliable Wreckers Lin. 3069. COATS, 2; winter; tur-trimmed. good condltlon; reasoffhble. Cherry 2824-W. COAT, size 38: lady’s fur-trimmed; practically new; sell cheap; cost $75. 209 W. 33d after 6 p. m. COAT. Tiger skin fur fabric and trimmed; like new; sls. Wash. 4531-J. DAY BED and pad; sls. Easy terms. 200 S. MERIDIAN DAVENPORT Suite, S9B; easy terms. 200 S. MERIDIAN DIAMOND; 3-STONE RING. 1% KARATS: PERFECT WHITE GOLD MOUNTING: BIG BARGAIN. $250. LADY’S 3-STONE DIAMOND RING; 18 KARAT; WHITE GOLD: BEAUTIFULLY MOUNTED; $65. 511 ILLINOIS BLDG. DINING-RM. suite; buffet. 4 chairs, table, china closet If wanted; splendid condltlon; $35, Bel. 0443-M. DINING-RM. suite, walnut. Cost $300; good condition; S9O. Waf.h. 4556. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES All kinds electrical repairing MEIER ELECTRIC CO- 136 8. Meridian St. KITCHEN CABINET, enameled: will go at sls. Easy terms. ' 200 S. MERIDIAN MOTOR; suitable for washing machine or other power G E !4 A C. Ra. 0178. PAINT: Superior house paint; outside or Inside: 15 colors and white, $1.49 gal. MARION PAINT CO.. 366 S. Meridian St. Main 4165, RETORT heating stove: used one season; same as new; half price. Call Lin. 7967 or 215 Marlon Bldg. Rugs and Linoleum at Lowest Prices DORFMAN RUG COMPANY 907 W. Wash Sr Near Capitol RUG. 9x12, blue Axminster; good condition; $7.50. Man's tan overcoast, $5. Irv. 4316-R. RUMMAGE SALE— Used cunning and fuinlture. 127 W. Georgia St. SAFES; bargains: fireproof; all sizes. Safes opened, repaired, combinations changed. Bachelor Baxe Cos.. 124 W. Ohio, Ll. 3123. SCALES; reconditioned; Standard *25.00 Used Toledo scales *22.50 DAYTON SCALE CO. 243 N Penn, Terms. SEWING machines, drop-head Singers, $lO up; repairs for all makes. Singer Cos.. 126 W. Washington. Main 1418. . STOVE; model. Hotblast; cost SBS; had best care; Sacrifice, S3O. Dr. 0550. TRAIN, electric, “Lionel,” complete, with all accessories; good condition; will sell $33: cost $75. Lin. 1824. TYPEWRITER. ROYAL; NO. 10: JUST LIKE NEW: COST *IOO. SACRIFICE; $35. CHERRY. 5869. TYPEWRITERS: all makes;: used; bargain prices. KINO-tYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Mass. Ave., opp. P. O. WASHER; ELECTRIC. APEX. HAS HAD BEST CARE. LIKE NEW. SELL CHEAP. 2119 N. CAPITAL. 3-Room outfit complete of slightly used furniture. *98.75. 1226 Oliver Ave. FREEMAN BROS. Open evenings. Away from high rents. 1226 Oliver Ave. In West Indianapolis. THREE-ROOM outfit, complete; of slightly used furniture; everything Included to start home; $l5O. Easy terms. 200 S. MERIDIAN NO OVERHEAD; shown in my home: Eight-piece walnut dining-room suites, *BS, $95. *ll9. $135, $149, *159. $169; also living and bedroom suites at cost; correspondlngly low prices. 4237 College. OVERSTUFFED bed davenport suite. 3 pc.. S9B. Easy terms. 200 S. MERIDIAN OVERCOAT b HAT CLEANED". *1.90; MEN’S, WOMEN'S: CALLED FOR & DELIVERED. BERLING CLEANERS. LI. 5020. 229 N. DELAWARE 6127 E. WASHINGTON. PAWN SHOP UNREDEEMED 300 OVERCOATS, $5.00. SACHS BROS. 308 INDfANA AVE.

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Miscellaneous for Salo USES) FURNITURE 6pod as NEW ©&* K&feOUt * Oak Sideboards 0 $6.85 Dining Tables—Choice Golden, Fumed or Mission Oak $6.85 Breakfast Sets—Choice 5-piece reenameled in assorted colors, gray, ivories, etc $19.75 Dining Room Suite—Golden Oak, large buffet, tables, server, 6 chairs $59.50 chairs $59.50 Dining Room Suite (Spanish)— Nine-piece high lighted, AmericanWalnut; 66-inch buffet, oblong table, beautiful china, chairs upholstered in tapestry; can not be told from new; sold new approximately, $350 $179.00 Living Room Outfit Complete—Bed Davenport, 2 Rockers and Library ' Table. All in good condition $39.50 4-Room Outfit—Bedroom, Living, Dining room and kitchen. Complete $247.50 Open Saturday Eve. Until 9 P. M. EASY TERMS ARRANGED BMSMMD ludiuuaS vdTgdin Fzmiuro Store B 5 £ WASHINGTON

Save Reconditioned 3-piece golden oak daveno suite $39.50 Refinished golden oak dining room suite, 8 pieces.. .$49.75 Gas Stove, good as new; connected free $19.75 Coal range, rebuilt $37.50 Golden Oak bed davenport, good condition $16.75 KING’S USED GOODS DEPT. 342 E. Wash. St. Between Ala. and New Jersev St. _____ EASY TERMS BARGAIN WEEK On reconditioned coolers, freezers and refrlgerators. F. D. GARDNER & CO.. 231 E. Maryland. Main 3713. N KW OVERSTUFFED; DIRECT FROM FAg, FOR CASH. 810 BAV. HA. 0740. USED STEAM RADIATORS At a special low price. Used lumber at a 50 per cent to 70 per cent savina. RELIABLE WRECKERS Lin. 3069. USED LUMBER Everything /or the builder at big saving. Good clean brick. $3 per thousand. Our present wrecking lob at Libertv and Court 5tS. Million Population Wrecking Cos. 310 5. Delaware Lin. 6270 TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Miscellaneous Wan ted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing furniture, magazines, papers will help ot fe rs. Salvation Army lndus--127 W °Oeorgfa ° De tOT waßork ' Rl ‘ ev 8 “ 3 - GOOD CASH PRICES for furniture, rugs and stoves from private homes. Call nromnl.lv answered. Li tB6O. POULTRY and game; all kinds; highest _prlces paid. 794 Indiana Ave. M. 62 r)8. Pets and Live Stock POLICE puppies, pedigreed: strictly show type. Reasonable. Hem. 4964 PUPS: POLICE: 5 MONTHS “OLD";' ELIGI- „ SUE TO REG.; SIRE AN IMPORTED CHAMPION. IR. 4045. IR. 2301. TWO COON HOUNDS; thoroughly broke. Bel. 2662. 4098, W. 16th. Speedway. FI ,UE team of mules; weight - about - 1100 lbs.; black. Want offer. Dr. 4404. b f. : owa Fbir^ Musical Instruments PI A?9’.. CABLE UPRIGHT. MAHOGANY; _ HAS HAD BEST OF CARE: COST $550: CAN HARDLY BE TOLD kROM NEW SACRIFICE $l5O. WOULD CONSIDER TERMS PRIVATE OWNER. HU. 3690. MA. 0792. PIANO, upright, mahogany; plain case; perfect condition; $35 cash. 150 n! Delaware Riley 2155. PIANO; Pearson's Aeolian player; cost * n ?§ so; . excellent condition; sacrifice: S2OO, Irv. 1231 between 3:30 &> 6:30 p, m, PIANO; HOWARD GRAND! COST SBSO. HAS HAD BEST CARE. BACRIFICE, S4OO, ACCOUNT SICKNESS. RI, 1068 PLAYER and 65 rolls, $195; terms. See Mr. Stevens, CHRISTENA TEAGUE PIANO CO., 237 N. Penn. Ma. 2109 SAXOPHONES, ail kinds; easiest payment plan in city. Start payment now for Xmas delivery. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. 122 Pembroke Arcade, Ll. 1421. VICTROLA, upright, with 80 records; A-l 209? n j ltlOn ’ * s °* 937 Sradbury. Dr. VICTROLAS; new -Lna used. All makes reconditioned; sls up. Terms If desired' repairing of all kin Is. Indiana Talking Machine Service Cos.. 628 Mass. Ave Lin. 6763. UPRIGHT PIANO; Schoff Bros., excellent condition, like new; will transfer contract to party desiring to finish payments. This is an exceptional bargain. Teams, $5 per mo. BALDWIN PIANO CO. MUSlCAL'lnstruments: good, used, at very reasonable prices. RINNE MUSIC CO . 128 Prmbroke Arcade. FISHER upright, $25; Apt. grand, (245; elect .-lc grands, SBSO up. Payments. No interest. ROBERTSON’S. 235 N. Penn. HOWARD Manualo player piano; splendid condition; mah. case. Balance due, $145; take over contract. Payments $2 weekly. Wilson Stewart Music Cos., 44 N. Penn, JESSE FRENCH player piano, with bench and 50 rolls of music; plain walnut case. In perfect condition; $175 cash. 150 N. Delaware St. Phone Rl. 2155, CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Music. Plano, harmony and all dance orchestral Instruments. 106 Pembroke Arcade. Riley 3890. Radio Equipment RADIO CABINETS FOR SKT Builders of high grade cabinets. Reduced prices. Riley 4718. EXPERT RADIO SERVICE: DAY OR NIGHT: AERIALS ERECTED; WORK GUARANTEED. RI. 4951. NIGHT HE. 3477. IF YOU WANT EXPERT RADIO Service, Call Ran. 0178. I WILL furnish material and put up aerial for $6, Irv. 2153-M. CROSLEY radio. Any radio serviced. LANE’S. 2828 E. Tenth St. Ch. 0218. iF In need of radio experts, call us. EAST END RADIO. Ch. 4033. RADIO: Day Fan; 5-tube; In cabinet; complete; like new;; sac. 1507 Raymond. RADIO SET, SINGLE DIAL, 5 TUBES; REASONABLE. RA. 0178. Money to Loan LOANS ON USED CARS or If your payments are too high on your car. come to us. We will refinance you. RIDE WHILE YOU PAY Open every evening till 8 p. a. Lincoln Auto Loan Cos. 203 W. Washington St. RATE 2% Lowest in city. No charges except .Interest. Loans on furniture. INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN. 330 Occidental Bldg Washington and Illinois Sts. Main 6229. Other companies paid og. Loans on Personal Property and Diamonds. AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347 Bankers Trust Cos MAIN 2983. V LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES - AN* PERSONAL PROPERTY MARION FINANCE CO. LIN. 1581. 207 GUARANTY BLDG. AUTO and furniture loans; legal rate: easy payments. CAPITOL LOAN CO., 141 Vi E Wash. St.