Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 196, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 December 1927 — Page 14

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CHRISTMAS IS PROMISE 0 F RAIDERS' CHIEF Liquor Market Has Only Bad Drinks, Public Wary, Claims Winkler. “This will be the dryest Christmas Indianapolis has ever experienced.” You have heard this before—but George L. Winkler, deputy dry administrator, says it’s true this time. Not that there is less liquor than before, but because the public is rapidly learning there is practically no liquor fit to drink. “Bootleggers are finding it hard to make a living,” Winkler said, “not because they can't get any 'iquor to sell, but because they can’t And enough customers. * Drinkers Become Wary “Exposure of counterfeit strip stamp and whisky label conspiracies, disillusioning their faith in so-called bonded whisky, and perhaps their own sad past experience, has taught drinkers to beware. “There is no dearth of liquor, such as It is, but from the experience of dry agents, there is practically no liquor on the market fit to drink. “Usually there is whisky, most of it bad, prepared for the Christmas •market. “But because of the education of the intelligent public, many bootleggers will have large quantities left over this year.” Price Shows Drop Winkler said the public reaction reflected itself in the price. Alcohol and corn whisky are selling from $1 to $2 a pint, he said, whi’e alleged bonded whisky may be bought for as low as $4 or $5 a pint. Bootleggers are becoming bolder in their operations, abandoning former caution, in order to make sales. This is reflected in the increasing number of bootleggers arrested, Winkler said. Most of the liquor on the market is sugar alcohol and “reclaimed” industrial alcohol, from which the /government poison has been partially removed, according to the agent. “Bonded” whisky, Winkler said, for the most part is merely “corn” or alcohol to which has been added coloring and flavoring.

WOMAN DIES OF WOUND Accidet, Says Son; Coroner to Make i Inquest. • Mrs. Opal Kinman, 35, Sheridan, Friday night of gun wounds suffered died at Robert W. Long Hospital at her home when a gun which ner son had placed against a chair was accidentally discharged. She was taken to the hospital for treatment by her son, Frank Kinman, 18. The youth said he was preparing to go hunting, when the gun discharged. The bullet struck her in the hip. Coroner C. H. Keever ordered the body held at the hospital for an inquest. CITY HALL DECORATED Parks' Board Tralsed For Work on Rotunda, üblic Invited. Citizens were invited to visit city hall today and view the Christmas decorations. “It is worth while for people to come and see the rotur which was so beautifully decorated by the park board,” said Mayor Slack. “Its’ the prettiest rotunda in the United States,” Slack said.

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That’s Frank Vincent, 15, who claims to be the world’s smallest cabin boy. His smiling swank is at the service of 360 passengers, who recently set out from New York on the S. S. Empress of Australia for a 133-day cruise ’round the world. HIT HONORED AT CUERNAVACA —No. 3 Head —Se Puzzle Every Indian Village Along Route Decorated. n,u United Prrß* CUERNAVACA, Mexico, Dec. 24. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was here today on his first important visit outside df the Mexican capital since his non-stop flight from Washington to Mexico City. He planned to spend the day in sightseeing. He was to return to f.fexico City in time to spend Christmas day with his mother at the American embassy. Lindbergh arrived here at 7 o’clock last night and was welcomed by the governor of the State of Morelos, municipal and state authorities. Tina decorations of the town were only the climax of decorations used along the path of the air conqueror. Even the most humble Indian villages along the picturesque highway in the rough country displayed decorations to honor the aviator. Lindbergh was taken to the hotel, where he appeared on the balcony before a great cheering throng below in the street. D%it T'nitcihPrc** MEXICO CITY, Dec. 24.—Mrs Evangeline Ledge Lindbergh will return to Detroit by the Ford airplane which brought her here to spend Christmas with her son. She will leave Tuesday morning.

Gone, but Mot Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: R. R. Reagan, 1532 Villa Ave., Ford, 528-948, from Kentucky Ave. and Washington St. Charles Borchert, 1634 Gimber St., Chevrolet, 19-462. from Illinois St. and Chesapeake St. O. L. Hitch, West Newton, Ford, 29-329, from Senate Ave. and Tenth St. Arthur Moore, 3703 Washington Blvd., Oakland, 9-876, from Meridian and Maryland /Sts. J. M. Tattler, Kokomo, Ford, 369769, fro/-. Senate Ave. and Washington St. 11. Hassler, 3157 N. Delaware St.. La Salle, 581-445, from in front of that address. Alfred Brock, Bloomington, Essex, from Georgia St. and Capitol Ave.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by I police belong to: T. E. Houston, Franklin, Chrysler, found at Parkway and Wright Sts. Chevrolet, license 514-674, found at Twenty-Fourth and Ash'and Ave. Stephens, license 580-365, found ta Twenty-Fourth St. and Ashland Ave. River Yields Man’s Body I!it Ti" -<t Srir.clal BREMEN, Ind., Dec. 24.—The body of Samuel Mutti, 70, was taken from the yellow River beneath a railroad bridge here Friday. The man fell into the river from the bridge while on his way home Thursday night, Coroner R. E. Johnson believes.

YANKEES LIGHT YULE TREES IN FOREIGNLANDS Americans All Over Globe Celebrate Christmas Like Children. United Prmf> NEW YORK, Dec. 24.—While American children and their mothers and fathers await Christmas in every city and town in the United States today thousands of other American families, in the leading capitals and in isolated corners of the world, are busily engaged in bringing that same Christmas spirit to their temporary homes abroad. From London to Hongkong, from Tokio to the isolated missionary settlements of the South Sea Islands, Americans prepared for the sort of Christmas celebrations they knew in the United States as children. Spreads to England In many of the leading capitals of the world friends of the American residents caught the Christmas spirit and followed the lead of their Yankee visitors in plans to make merry. London homes were the scenes of the greatest Christmas preparations in many years. Interest in Christmas has increased year by year until reports this year show that' the English children will pay more attention to hanging up their stockings and awaiting the arrival of Santa Claus than ever before. The British Royal* family will observe Christmas tomorrow at Sandringham Palace. Geneva to Be Quiet Christmas in Berlin always is strictly a family affair and the streets are deserted, beginning tonight. Geneva, where the national feast day, “Escalade,” has just been concluded, looks upon Christmas as an anti-climax and the day promises to be quietly celebrated there. Paris, always more eager to celebrate the New Year season, will pass a quiet Christmas, although the fact that the day comes on Sunday this year, probably will cause more people to take note of it. Rome to See Manger Tokio, planning for the big holiday season which begins with the New Year, presents a busy scene. While American residents are in many cases having Christmas parties, many of these foreign residents are entertaining the native children. The Chinese New Year season, some weeks away, also outranks in interest the Christmas spirit in that country, although Americans in every city and town are planning the usual celebrations. Tourists and residents of Rome will view, in the basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore wh is, according to tradition, the original manger in which the Christ Child was placed at birth.

OPTIM3STS FLAY ORPHANS’ HOST ——No. 3 Head—See Puzzle Children Get Gifts, Feast With Club. "Look what I got! Oh, boy! Dominoes and candy.” Shrill childish shouts mingled with heavier voices of self-satisfied as 250 children of the Indianapolis Orphans’ Home and the Marion County Negro Orphans’ Heme lunched on cocktail and canon with members of the Optimists Club at its fifth annual Christmas mrtv Fridav in the Riley room of the Cla ,r nool. Ba’loons sai’ed the air, whistled, and burst. Hiue be'is were forced into laughing mouths and candy fell to the floor. And throughout the henpv rad’erv a jazz trio from the Claynool kept up the snirits of the Optimists and their young guests. Santa C’ous was nresent in the nerson of Harry Wangelin. Each child was given a toy, candy and fruit, bv Santa. Other entertainment was probv the Dre v l"r Fox Trio from the Theo Hewes Fine Arts College, assisted bv Mis Ernestine Walker, pud a trio of dancers from the o-ohans’ Home. Others on the committee were janrlor, o,om0 ,o m {'’y C±nr\r3[r\rr ,r,r Pnt_ AI Pr-H-V, A. P. Pt°ubenron, r>oirih F l,f i'i. O f to Ross. l ew Conner, un-pest Lew lewis. Wa^er Prpv. Orl Fteoor Freoic Martin. F. E. TROSKEY 29-19 Ceutr ? i Ave. Randolph 1817 Yours for a Happy New Year DICKENS CLEANERS 533 Massachusetts Ave. Ma. 5313 SEASON’S GREETINGS FROM W. C. JOHNSON TRUCKING CO. 25 S. Hancock Bel. 2700 SEASON’S GREETINGS REICK’S PHARMACY 22nd and Central Ave. Wash. 5056 SCHOEN BROS. Wish a Bright and Prosperous New Year to All 601 N. Penn. Main Office Lin. 4055 11. R. WHITE 120 W. Ohio St. Lincoln 7551

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ROY E. STEELE 7 N. Pennsylvania St. / 13 N. Meridian 130 N. Illinois Extends to All Best Wishes for a Prosperous New r Year. May We Be of Better Service to You in 1928. SEASON’S GREETINGS J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect St. DRex. 0321. DRex. 0322. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND FRIENDS-TO-BE FRED H. THOMAS Battery and Electric Service Generators and Starters Repaired Expert Auto Electrician Ma. 3673. 450 W. 10th St.

SEASON’S GREETINGS FROM Diamond Wire and Iron Works 100 Virginia Ave. BURGLAR GUARDS OFFICE RAILINGS WINDOW GUARDS FACTORY PARTITIONS MACHINERY GUARDS TOOL CAGES GRAVEL, COAL AND SORTING SCREENS Distributors of American Wire fence. Call us for estimates on jobs of any size. Main 3070.

Scott Wall Paper Cos. A NAME BACKED BY YEARS’ OF EXPERIENCE AND HONEST ENDEAVOR IN THE DECORATING FIELD. i 1110 Central Ave. Riley 2533 SEASON’S GREETINGS The Only Exclusive 5 and 10 Cent Store In Indianapolis. F. W. Woolworth PAUL RAY & CO. WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND PROSPEROUS 1928 Oranges and Grapefruit Our Specialty 47 and 49 S. Delaware St. Main 5422

It Is a Good Thing to Be Rich and a Good Thing to Be ~ Strong, But It Is A Better Thing to Be Remembered of Many Friends' Very Best Wishes for the New Year Imtermatioiniffl! Harvester Co o of America 319 South Missouri St.

MERRY CHRISTMAS For Guaranteed Radiator Repairing Call Riley 4577 AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE CO. KELL AMS <St CHASE, Props. 35 W. Michigan St. Work called for and delivered

Butcher SEASON'S GREETINGS For a HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Frank H. Weidman 1103 Virginia Ave. Drex. 0196 Jackson Jewelry and Optical Cos. WISHES ITS MANY FRIENDS AND PATRONS A VERY MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR 454 E. Washington St. Rl. 5682

SILENT SALESMAN COMPANY WISHES YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND PROSPEROUS . NEW YEAR Dealers in Coin Operating Machines, Cash Rcgistres, Paddle Wheels, Sales Boards, Push Cards. 14 N. East St. v LI. 1874.

GREETINGS! 215 E. New York St. LI. 1232 212 Empire Life Bldg. Wishing All My Friends and Patrons A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR J. P. MULLALLY 531 State Life Bldg. 37 Years In Business Diamonds and Solid Gold Jewelry ' SEASON’S GREETINGS Trabandt Motor Service 2957 Central Ave. Talbott 4575 SEASON’S GREETINGS FROM North St. Coal Yard Ll. 3188 Night, Irv. 4020 Wishing All My Friends and Patrons a Merry Xmas Harve Abbott, Druggist 1701 S. Meridian Dr. 0650 HOLIDAY GREETINGS S. ROSE & CO. Choicest Fruits and Vegetables 302 E. Market St. Lincoln 7568 ;

TO THE MANY FRIENDS AND PATRONS OF THE DE LUXE ‘ TAXI SERVICE WE EXTEND SEASON’S QREET3NQS DE LUXE TAXI SERVICE MAIN 1504 MAIN 1505

SEASON’S GREETINGS FOR A BRIGHT AND MOST PROSPEROUS 1928 HENDRIXSON BAKERY CO. 2379 Adams St. Cherry 6384

SEASON’S GREETINGS! We thank you for your past patronage and hope to continue to serve you throughout the New Year. HOOSIER GARAGE The Home of the “THE GREEN DRAG-IN” Bert Sowers 2906 E. New York Ch. 1800

SEASON'S GREETINGS! From HERMAN RUPKER Wholesale Meat and Vegetables 1627 Prospect St. Drexel 4060

A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS 192 8 ! HOLMES WALL PAPER CO. Wall paper and interior decorations. A fresh stock of new designs to select from. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Muresco Water Colors. House painting a specialty. Ra. 2958 2642 Northwestern Ave.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S GREETINGS • JOHN H. GOTTEMOLLER PLUMBING AND HEATING STEAM, HOT WATER AND ARCOLA SYSTEM REPAIR WORK. 3830 Cornelius Ave. WA. 1485.

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND BEST WISHES FOR 1-9 2*B BERT S. GADD Funeral Director 2130 Prospect St. Drcxel 5307,

WE WISH OUR MANY PATRONS AND FRIENDS A VER'”’ MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. 1555355^5553 Kingsbury Realty Cos. 305 Indiana Trust Bldg. Ri. 2956 SEASON’S GREETINGS! From BORNMAN TRANSFER CO. Commercial Hauling and Furniture Moving Moving—Day or Night. 963 N. Tuxedo Ch. 5571 To our many patrons and friends we extend our HEARTIEST SEASON’S GREETINGS WSSS3S32H COOK BROS. 341-2 Market House Ma. 6333 SEASON’S GREETINGS TO ALL FOR 1928 Centennial Press A. T. CONNOR, Proprietor Riley 3722 144 E. Court

SEASON’S GREETINGS Printing 500 Business Cards, $1.50 3WSSSSJSSS E. L. MILLER Riley 5260 1520 N. Illinois Street

HABIG MANUFACTURING CO. EXTEND TO ALL BEST WISHES FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. 1035 N. Meridian St. . Lincoln 8302.

A BRIGHT AND HAPPY 1928! UNITED SHADE CO. Manufacturers of Window Shades— Kersch Curtain Rods—We clean shades—Estimates cheerfully given. "Our Shades Are Made Better" (In our new location) 523 Mass. Ave. Ran. 1550

Funeral Directors W. T BLASENGYM Main office, 3226 Shelby St Preel 3570. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. . . 1402 N Illinois St. Main 1154. Rea- Bel 3866-R 1 George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market Mahi 0808. J. C. WILSON: funeral parlors, ambulance serrlce and modern automotive coulument Dr 0321 and Dr 0323 _ BERT 8. OADD. 3130 PROSPECT ST PRKXEt 5307 UNDERTAKERS. .. - HISEY & TITUS Ml N. Delaware Ll. 3828 Lost and Found FOUND—WiII the lady who lost a child's gold watch In the paper, call the Salvatlon Army Industrial Home. Ri. 6622. DOG—German police: WSt; 3 months old. Name "Von Kluck.” Torn upper Up, right side; had tan collar on. C. M. HAYES. Ra. 0730. 2262 N. Capitol. DOG—White, male, brown on head and ears, bobbed tall. Reward for return, dead _or alive. Dr. 7823-2. 1185 Moffett St. FRATERNITY PIN —Lost; Delta Delta Delta. Name on back. Ch. 3075. TRAVELING BAG—Brown leather; between 23rd and Circle. Hu. 2662. Reward. VIOLIN—Music book; lost; by 9-year-old boy at corner 111. and Wash. Sts.. Tues_day_eve._Reward._U. 640 1 . 358 Hanson. WRIST WATCH—Lady’s, white gold. Name engraved. Reward If return. Ir. 4072, You Read the ’Want Ads— " Have you tried to use them? Its easy—Call Main 3500. Ask for an Ad Taker. Help Wanted Male A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY We operate a large fur ranch In Wlseonsin specializing t n Muskrats. We have an opening on our sales organlzatlon for men who are acquainted with numerous persons. To such men we offer employment In a field that should net. in commissions ten to twenty thousand dollars per year. HUDSON SEAL FUR CO. 54 W. RANDOLPH ST.. CHICAGO, ILL. Hefv Wanted Female MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN—In good health, who warts a good home lor winter. No wages. Ha. 0242-R. Situations Wanted Male WANTED —Job by young married man, a4 year old. with small family; can do and willing to do anything with reasonable pay: will work on farm, drive truck for lea. coal or anything; work In garage, on street or railroads and factories. Box 76, Lapel, Indiana. Need work bad.

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Situations Wanted Female WORK—Week or half-dsy by week; colored girl. LI. 9148. Instructions Exclusive College of Beauty Culture for Women and Girls. Our Operators Are Always in Demand. Central Beauty College 2d Floor Odd Fellow Bldg. MA. 5748. lessons, graduate: Chautauqua * Studio, $1,25, Wa. 0395. Louise Dauner* vKNTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. OUI grad- ???? examinations easily >O3 Odd Fellow Bide Ma S7 and 850# CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Mulic; piano harmony and all dance orchestral Instruments. 106 Pembroke Arcade. Rl. 390 Special Notices EVENING DRESSES-To make for 81 C Lin. 4180. Business Announcements PIfATHERS bought, sold and renovate?; „*S, at s. e .L..s! B ltresses and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE. 418 Mass. Main 1428. PIANO TUNING; players a specialty. Virgil McDermod. Irv 4437 R-4. PLUMBING FIXTURES Wa save you „ money. INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING SUPPLY* CO„ 125 N. Alabama, Lttng7Bg. RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. $2 Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462. Rooms for Rent BROADWAY. 2545; light warm rms., single or housekeeping. Hem. 4925. * CAPITOL, 1102 N.: fine steam-heated~imsT; new bedding. Main 4934. _ COLLEGE. 2029 Apt. 2; lovely steam heated rm„ prlv. apt., gentlemen. He. 1857. N„ 527—2 rms nicely furn • stcinx heat: plenty hot water. Lin. 645f. ILLINOIS. N., U3B—Nicely furtTi warn room: all modern. Riley 6608, NEW YORK. E.. 825—Three nice unfurn*. rms.; ht., bath,_gas. Jtghbi I _water fur. PARK. 1027; rm. for housekeeping; also slpg. rm„ gd. heat; reasonable. Li. 3784. P/ hea‘t lf Lin modern; ROOd VERMONT. W.. 36; Savoy Apt. 8; pleasant. warm rm.: 1 or 2 ladles. Riley 2227. Yotur Credit Is Good . You can phone In your want ads and have them charged, this courtesy Is extended to anyone who has no past due accounts on our books. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A ocurteous girl will help you write your ad. CaU Main 3500. Want AQ Dept. LOVELY RM.—Steam heat: plenty hot water; reasonable. Lin. 3749. Room for Rent With Board BROADWAY, 2309—Attractive, warm room, 1 or 2; modern home. He. 4919. COLLEGE, 1650—Children to board by day or week: mother’s care. Hem. 1127, BROADWAY, 1947—Front room for 1 or 2; privileges: modern. Hem. 2640. BROADWAY, 2309; lovely, large, warm room; suitable for two. Room and Board Wanted RM. AND BOARD—Wanted by middle-age Not too far out. Give address. Box y 868. Times. Rent Housekeeping Rooms HARLAN, 1117—Very nice. warm, furnlshed rooms; everything furnished, °HIO. E. 540—Housekeeping rms.; everything turn.; $2,50 and $3 week. SOUTH ST., E , 315—2 unfurnished rooms: bath, gas, electricity; $7 a month. N i- I —Furnished. 2 rooms. $8; 3 rooms, $7.50, Ch. 1734-M. UNION. 2515—2 furn. rms.. bedrm.. kitchen; prlv. ent.: gar.; $4.50 wk. 19TH, W., 140—2 or 4-rm. opts.; clean, warm: everything furnished. Har_l sßl -W. Apartments for Rent

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