Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 200, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1927 — Page 13

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NA'S GOOD J NDANCE AT 00L LAUDED 1 7" ibor Workers Find Enfc Is .ove erage. raise for the Indiana ndancc law and its presement is contained in a ? report of a survey by al child labor committee, k City Started :r. the 1927, ti ■ survey covered lana towns and cities. ; Connersville, Crawfords--11, Washington, Tell City, , GosherU Peru and Marition was made upon baig representative of their population and location. ’ew Out of Srhool ing the report public, Wivift, acting general secrehe committee, offered the comment.: l has the national child imitteo, in its many years and investigation, found * rtory conditions of school e as wore found In the towns recently studied, children under 16 were out )1, either for work or for t reaseh. On the other e study ri yealed a fairly nber of school children emitside of scliool hours, freIn violation of the legal lents for work.' any Have Hours y of the survey was sent to vnche Merry State attendees and others interested, rited in pamphlet form for uon.

regard to the employment j ren not attending school,” j t continues, ‘the most en- 1 ? feature is the practical j on of 14 and 15-year-old; from Industry, due largely ct that the Indiana law re- I ;at children under 16 may )rk only if the eigth grade i completed and economic; . is proved. Ihief criticisms in the case | cl 17-year-old working chili that about two-fifths of * were violating the law by more than eight hours a tha tnearly one-fourth of Iren were working without iome Work Illegally satisfactory are the findings 3port regarding school chilirking outside of school In the nine towns studied. Idren under 18 years (about nt of the enrollment) were oyed. The towns probably :al cf conditions in the State ole. and it is clearly a large problem to warrant careful ation. 0L YEAR MAY BE 3N CALENDAR BASIS Is Discussed by City Educators. bility of changing operation anapolis schools from the fiscal year basis to the calear basis was discussed by in the office of Albert lsman. business director, lay afternoon, lan. Theodore F. Vonnegut ivies W. Kern, school comrs; Martin M. Hugg, school ; Willis Nusbaum, Indiana rs Association attorney, and H. Book. Chamber of ComUivic Affairs director and chool business director, conting schools on a fiscal year ther taxing bodies oplendar year basis causes confusion, Walsman erces also discussed ?s and possible changes )y reduction of the om $1.45 to $1.03 by the ,rd. iD IN COLLAPSE partment Gives Way; Debris for Bodies, r N. Y.. Dec. 29.—Two id today and searchers ruins of a nine-story partment to determine rs were buried in the g. under construction, nesday when the shori htli floor was removed id without the permis•eman. The first eight and into the basement 11s and top floor re)R LIFE FAILS •eathing'’ by Friends Alive 115 Hours. - , Tesas. Dec. 29.—Mildied early today after ept him alive for 115 vclal respiration, hot accidentally last ie wound resulted in is lungs. ight to Houston, and oy Scouts, and city; iated at the task of >r him by maneuverSO as to contract and ngs. SCIENCE HEAD Id Osborne Elected of Association. , Tenn., Dec. 29. and Osborne, president n Museum of Natural ork. was elected pres\mencan Association snt of Science here ; oops Take Canton 'G. Dec. 29.—Antiops of General Li tered Canton this • •ut opposition. The

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Charles E. Rush, city librarian, vice president of the American Library Association and member of the executive board, is attending the midwinter meeting of the association a the Drake Hotel. Chicago, today and Friday. Plans of the Crescent Paper Company, 211 W. Georgia St., for 1928, were discussed today by company officials and salesmen at the close of a two-day convention. Seventy-five persons attended the annual banquet at the Columbia Club. Wednesday night. Robert Risley, 40. Muncie, left his home Wednesday and is thought to be here. Police were asked by Muncie authorities to search for him. The Irvington Republican Club, Inc., will hold a “preferential primary” Jan. 9 in the Carr Bldg. It ; was decided at a meeting Wednesday night to hold the election Jan. 16. Harry Rodman, Fred Wolfla and J. B. Heims compose a committee to select new furniture. John Smith, Negro, 723 Torbett St., is in the city prison today charged with stealing SSO in cash and jewelry valued at SIOO from the home of Slater Coleman. 723 W. , Eleventh St. Two diamond rings, valued at $250, were taken from her home, Mrs. Maynard Vepp, 1010 Cornell Ave„ reported to police today. The degree team of Pocahontas Council, No. 350, will give a dance at 116' 2 E. Maryland St. from 8 to 11:30 Friday night. J Mrs. Ilia Sloss, 22, Negro, 2619 Boulevard PI., is recovering at city Hospital today from stab wounds j inflicted with an ice pick, she told police, by her estranged husband, | Henry Sloss. 28, when she refused to ; accompany him to Chicago. Relationship of father and son | was discussed by the Rev. L. J. ! Case, Galesburg. 111., at a fatherj and-son luncheon of the Lions | Club at the Lincoln Wednesday. E. 1 F. Kepner discussed “baseball” and I played several harmonica numbers. Thaddeus Schoen played several | piano numbers.

MOW BETTER No. 3 Head—See Puzzle Bad Breakfasts Are Ruin of Sermons, Says Pastor. “Youths of today are becoming better in spite of newspaper publicity,” declared Miss Genevieve Harris, regional superintendent of young people, Wednesday at the closing meeting of the three-day mid-winter retreat of the Indiana Christian Ministerial Association at the Third Christian Church, Seventeenth St. and Broadway. “Bad breakfasts ruin sermons,” said Dr. Bruce L. Kershner, dean of Butler University school of religion, speaking on “How I Build My Sermon.” “College educations are not necessary for preparation for the ministry. It is not how many facts you cram into your head, but how many facts and ideas you take out of your head. “Books and people are the greatest sources for sermons with people more important. When we go into the souls cf people, we are meeting God,” he said. A. A. Honeywell, an Indianapolis architect, spoke on “The Religious Value of Architecture.” Dr. B. A. Abbott, St. Louis, closed the morning program. O. R. McColgin, Monticello. Ind., conducted the afternoon worship. Other speakers were M. C. McQuary, Anderson; Dr. A. W. Fortune, Lexington. Ky.,and William Omer Foster, Angola.

BOY ADMITS ROBBERY Lafayette Youth Ticked Up on Street Here by Officer. Ruschli Rockc, 18, of Lafayette, Ind., is at city prison facing burglary charges as the result of a confession said to have been made by him to Patrolman Harry Nageleison. According to the officer he picked up the youth at Walnut St. and Senate Ave. and he confessed to having entered and robbed the Cunningham Cleaners, 355 Indiana Ave., Wednesdaay night. The place was entered by smashing a rear window. Virgil Cunningham. Negro, proprietor, reported S2OO worth of clothes stolen and $lB in cash removed from the smashed cash register. The clothes were recovered from Rocke's rooming house, 339 Indiana Ave., the officer reported. j SKI CLUB IS FORMED Lake County Group Would Bring Swiss Experts Here. Sports of Switzerland and the Seandanavian countries will be I brought to Indiana as the result of | the organization of the Ogden Dunes jSki Club in Lake County. ' The organizers, according to their application filed with the secretary of State, plan to foster skiing, holu tournaments, engage in winter j sports and teach the use of skis. Marries Bridge Player, Sorry | Aw Vnitcd Press WHITE PLAINS. N. Y., Dec. 29 ; Mrs. David Bernstein asked annulment of her marriage on the ground that her husband, before the wedding. did not tell her he was a j "bridge addict” and hence a “common gambler.” Tredicts End of Civil Juries Aw l nit erf Press OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 29.—The jury system soon will be discontinued in r 'ivil proceedings, Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School, here to address the Nebraska Bar Association. said today.

MUSCLE SHOALS POWER GETS 0 X No. 3 Head—See Puzzle Legal Aid Rules U. S. Can Run Own Project. Uji l uitrd I'rrv* WASHINGTON, Dec. 29—Assistant Attorney General Parmenter reported to Attorney General Sargent today that an investigation by Justice Department attorneys shows the United States is within its rights in operating power projects at Muscle Shoals, Ala. The report was prepared for sub-* mission to Senator McNary, chairman of the Senate Agricultural Committee, following a claim by Alabama tha* it would operate the project. “This ’is not a case where the Government has entered upon business of generating power for commercial uses,” Parmenter said in the report. ‘t‘l is a case where the Government, under its constitutional powers, has entered upon the prosecution of a work of a national concern, relating to national defense and the improvement of navigation, in which a surplus product is created which can be disposed of in meeting the operating and maintenance costs of the plants and afford an opportunity for the recoupment of a portion of ts vast expenditure in constructing them. “That, the Government has a right to do this is beyond question.”

TELLS OF GAIN IN CO-OP AOS No. 3 Head—See Puzzle Thirty Associations Conducting Campaigns Now. Thirty or more national associations, representing as many industries now are conducting cooperative advertising and educational campaigns, appropriating from $50,000 to $1,500,000 annually for such purposes, and spending a large share of such funds in newsoaper advertising declared C. S. Clark of Chicago, field director of advertising and educational program of the National Confectioners’ Association, in an address to the Advertising Club of Indianapolis, at the Spink-Arms today. Clark, who spoke on “The Romance of Cooperative Advertising,” insisted that cooperation in all lines |of industry, especially in advertis- | ing, was one of the greatest boons | for modern-day business. | “Cooperative advertising to be | most effective should represent the . composite or sum total of the adI vertising brains of any given group |or industry. An industry usually | turns to cooperative advertising j when it is sick. Unjust attacks, predjudices, popular misunderstandj ings, the use of substitutes can only be answered by cooperative efforts on the part of the industries affected. “Cooperative advertising has increased the consumption of oranges, 80 per cent; lemons, 50 per cent; raisins over 300 per cent; cranberries, 77 per cent; greeting cards, 700 per cent; walnuts, 100 per cent, and j doubled the sale of knitted outerwear in four years,” he said. “To offset some of the certain detrimental propaganda against drinking coffee, a three-year campaign increased the annual consumption of coffee 400,000,000 pounds. The save-the-surface campaign has more than doubled the demand for paints and their slogan is triple the industry and the slogan “say it with flowers” has doubled the sale of flowers in the past four years and this slogan is worth more than a million dollars a word to the florists of the country.” OHIO WARMS MOTORISTS 1928 License Tags Must Be Carried on Cars After Jan. 1. In response to a letter received from Calmer Wilson, Ohio commissioner of motor vehicles, stating that all Indiana motorists driving into Ohio after Jan. 1, without 1928 license plates would be liable to arrest. Fred Schortemeier, secretary of State, wrote him asking that the time be extended to Feb. 1, when the license sales close in this State. “I want to advise every motorist that if he contemplates driving into Ohio after next week, to immediately obtain the new plates,” Schortemeier said. ORR LEAVES HOSPITAL Taken to Home Following Operation for Eye Trouble. Lawrence F. Orr, chief examiner for the State board of accounts, who underwent an operation upon his I left eye, has been removed to his : home from Indiana Christian Hospital. Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM~ Main office. 2336 Shelbv St Drexel 2570. KRIEGER. WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR HO2 N Illinois St. Main 1154 Rea, Bel 5866-R 1 George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 523 E Marnei Mefri 0608 J C. WILSON: luneral oariors. ambulance service and modern automotive ecuioment Dr 0221 and Dr 0222 BERT S. OADD. 2130 PROSPECT ST PREXEI 5307 UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITOS 331 N nla<vare LI 3828 Lost and Found FOUND—Tire, tube and wheel. 1418 W. j Washington St. PURSE—Lady's brown, containing sls lost either 800 W. 31st St. or 2900 N. New’ Jersey: SS reward. Call Ta 2658. PURSE—Green: scarf counter Goldstein store. Liberal reward. He. 5056. WRIST WATCH—White cold, Clsvpool Hotel and Williams or Clavpool Hotel and Court St on Illinois. The watch ts an Elgin melt". Reward Clay pool grill zfier 10:30 or Ri!ey_429S. WRUJT WATCH—lajat in box Wednesday. Kl. 3156. Special Notices BENJAMIN HOLLIDAY—Your sister wants to see you. Please call.

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Help Wanted Male SHOE—Repair man. experienced, who can operate machlner.-: *33 week. ALEX SHOE HOSPITAL. South Bend. Ind. MEN <2 > —One to assist taking orders, i with realty bond for collecting. Apply Rm. 633 K of P. Bdg.. 213 Mass. Ave. Help Wcntcd Female WHITE GIRL—For boarding house work. 821 W. New York St Situations Wanted Female MIDDLE-AGED—Lad' - wants home more than .va2es. _2Ol S Summit!. Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our graduates pass State examinations easily >O3 Odd Vellow B’dP Ma 57 i an* 6209 CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Music; piano harmony and all dar.ce orchestral instruments. 106 Pembroke Arcade. Ri. 3897 Easiness Announcements FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated feather mattresses and pillows made a. F. BURKLE, 416 Mass Main 1428 HOUSE, wallpaper cleaning: hardwood floors reflnisheti: reasonable. Wash. 4612. PIANO TUNING, players a specialty. Virgil McDermod. Irv. 4127 R-4 PLUMBINQ FIXTURES We save you money. INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING 3UPPLY CO.. 125 N, Alabama. Lin. 5788 RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. S3 Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462. PLAIN SEWING to do at home - 1660 B. Meridian, Rooms for Rent HOYT. 1427—Comfortable, turn., warm. rm.: prl.. modern Dr. 6668-W. MICH.. E., 1427—Bcdern rm.. private family; lcdies or married couple preferred; opposite Tech. H. S. Ch. 0328-J. _ ST. JOE. 21—Lovely rm.. windows; mod. apt. Reasonable. Lin. 3749, 11TH. E., 215—Attractive furnished room; modern; gentlemen. Lin. 4138. 24TH. E.. 660—Nice, warm, light room; modern home: privilege-. He. 3514. _ Yoer Credit Ss Good You can phone In vour want, ads and have them charged. This courtesy Is extended to anyone who has no past due accounts on our bcoks. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A ocurteous girl will help vou write vour ad. Call Main 3500. Want Ad Dept. NICE FRONT EM.—Private entrance; garage opt.: 88.50 week. Ch. 5413-J. Room for Rent With Board ASHLAND. 2218; nicely furn. rm.; 2: good rneaj.i. He. 4242. BROADWAY. 2309—Attractive, warm room 1 or 2: modern home. He. 4919. _ COLLEGE. 1650—Children to board hv" day or week: mother's care. Hem. 1127. EAST—ATTRACTIVE. I WARM NEXT TILE BATH; GAR. IR. 3280-W. TWO LARGE ROOMS—With board In mod. home: private family. Ch. 0928-R. Rent Housekeeping Rooms AL.A,, N., 1126—Verv attractive front suite, running hot & cold wa.: all fur. Li. 3180. KEYSTONE. N.. 1232—Three furn. rms.. mod.: caret;-: reasonable. Civ 2373-M LEXINGTON AVE., 1421—Modern rooms; nicely furnc private entrance:_reasonable. MERIDIAN. 534 N.— Attractive, warm rm.; plenty hot water. Li. 9551. MERIDIAN. N.. 1137—One housekpg.; good hot water beet guaranteed. Lin. 7438. SOUTH ST.. E.. 317—Furnished sleeping rooms; housekeeping; gas: $1.50 week.

Apartments for Rent ILL.. N.. 431—Apt. 5: 3 rms.. completely ft'rn : stm. ht.: all mod : _SI2. N. JEPSEY, N.. 1223—4-rm. duplex: modern: A-l cond: reasonable. Rl. 1430. NEW YORK. W.. 325—Colored; 4-rm. apt.; .'team heat: reasonable rent. Apply 31G W. Ohio St. 29TH. W., 405—Sandy mod - 'Trms.: heat we ter furnisher: 0232. Moynahan Apartments 3715 N. Meridian 125 00 1603 Central $45.00 234 e. Pratt 37:50 Moynahan Properties Cos. 710 Union Title Bldg. Ms. 4818 or Ri. 1371, nights or Sunday. The Cambridge Apts. North and Dele ware Sts. Non-housekeeping apartments; one. two, three rooms end bath. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. See Custodian or Call li. 5391. House s and Flats Furnished NEW YORK, E . 719—3 rooms, furnished complete: 2 adults; $lB. Riley 4108. TIMES WANT ADP RTNO BUSINESS Houses for Rent ASHLAND. 2011—6-rm. modern, lower duplex; good condition: water paid: S3O. BELLEPONTAINE. 2621—5 rms . bath, par_lor furnace; 2 weeks' free rerit^H e. 4967. 2325 COLUMBIA AVE. COLORED TENANT. Fine 4-rooip, semi-modern house; $25 per month. j. g. McCullough agency. 106 N. Delaware St. Ma. 1709. EIGHTEENTH ST.. E.. 2533 Trills.. seimmodern: S2O month. Ta. 0734. LA SALLK. N., 3631-33—5 rms., mod., exccpt furnace: $18; garage. In-. 3487. LEEDS. 240- Double. 4 rms.; garage: Rood condition; water paid; $lB. Bel. 2284. 5630 LOWELL "AVE. Seven-room modern, single house: garage: $35. FLETCHER. SAVINGS & TRUST CO. MABEL. 2020 —Dandy. 7 rms.. semi-mod. double; gar.; wa. pd.; $24, Dr. 38SS5-M. NAOMI St.. 1420—4-rm. semi-mod. house; garage: water paid; $25. Ma. 3377. or after 6 p. m. NEW JERSEY, s.. 2165 Near Garfield Park: 5-rm. cottage; gar.; wa. pd.; $25. Dr, 3325-W. NORDYISE, 1344—Double; 4 rr*s.: gar., gas, elec., cistern: $17.59. Be. 2284. NORTH. E.. 2826 —4 rooms, bath; modern uouble; clean; water paid: S3O. 333 ORANGE ST7 Four-room semi-modern house; newly papered: sl4. FLETCHER SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. ORANGE. 1730—4 rooms and bath: lights, gas, heat furnished: <35. Dr. 4571. PRATT, E.. 114—5 rms. and bath. mod. except furnpee: low rent, Lin. 2422. RURAL, N.. 438; 6 rooms, bath, modern double: s3l: garage opt. Ch. 05*99. WEST EIGHTEENTH STR rooms, bath. Pullman diner and garage. Humboldt 6408. FOR COIORED—II2O S. Penn.: 4-roo*m modern house, cheap rent. Inquire 1119 Union St. D'. 1691-W. Yoimr Credit Is Good You can phone in vour want ads and have them charged. This courtesy is extended to anyone who has no past due I accounts on our books. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A courteous girl will j help you write your ad. Call Main 3500 Want Ad Dept. Can You Imagine Four-room, newly papered apartments, electric lights, gas, bath, city water paid, for only SIB.OO and o-e hr.!' rent tree. 2130 to 2138 Brookside Se- them and call SCHMID f: SMITH. INC . REALTORS. 130 N Delaware Ma. 4088. CHEAP RENT 1221 Calhoun, 3 rooms sio.oo 12/3 Calhoun. 3 rooms, garage $12.00 560 Bell St 4 rooms $19.00 W. R. HUNTER CO. MAIN 1078. _ SUBURBAN—4-rm. cottage; driven well, electricity, garage: sl3 mo. Lin. 7206. COLORED—2O32 W. Tenth St.; bungalow; 5 rooms, elec., new pap-r: paint very good; $13.50. Call Li. -'971 or. eves., Hu. 3633. Suburbcn for Rent 3’ 2 ACRES -7 rooms: gas. clectritcv. barn; bus 1 square. Ir. 0156-J. Business Places for Rent INDIANA AVE.. 215—Steam heat, water furnished: spec ial terms eood tenant. See E. A. BYRKITT. Room 140, 220 N. Illinois St. GARAGE—For rent; 3540 Graceland cement floor; reas. MR. CHENOWETH. T-t. 4587 FIR E- PR OOF~BUILDING—For small business: 40x60 ft.; steam heat. elec, lights; corner 64th and College. Wa. 4433. STOREROOM—9S ft. long. 60TETwaslD tngton St. Ri _5177. Store"e and Transfer OTTO J. SUESZ Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on California shipments. Overland hauling Spec.a! rates on return lved*. Main 2353 Rllev 3623 Ch 4579-0689 W O A. BAKER—General trucking. MaT 6379. 632 Warren Ave Horses for Sale NEAr'eAST Four-room and bath cottage, with electric lights, gas. citv water, bath, garage, paved street fully paid for. Price *2.953. Terms *2OO cash and $27.50 per month. F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Ri. 2840. Residence. Ir. 4292.

Houses for Sale weTvvant to sell Several modern homos taken in trade during the year, will be sold on most reasonable terms during the next few weeks. Call Mr. Kepling. Ch. 4129-W, evenings. 1003 E. MORRIS ST. 6-room modern, garage, improved street. 827 S. EAST ST. 5-room modern, brick. Improved street. 1047 ALBANY ST. Near Shelby and Troy: 5 rooms, semimodern. 3 years old. 612 X. LASALLE 4 rooms; modern; Improved street. 4008 E. MICHIGAN 5 rooms; semi-modern; business district. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. 237 N._Del. _ RI. 5280. MOVE in 1538 N. Rural: modern; 8 rooms, •i bedrooms and bath upstairs: house extra well arranged: extra commode downstairs; 3 rooms and hall; hardwood floors: 2-room basement; water soltener in basement. Brick and cement front porch. House newly palmed. Lot 183 feet deep. S.reet and allev improved and paid. New 2-car garage. New Holland furnace. New and extra fine plumbing throughout; *SOO cash will handle. This sure is a bargain for some familv. Will be open for Inspection next Sunday. C. J. OSBUKN, Dr 6184. ___ 2616 FINLEY Ave.: rooms, garage, acre of land; easv terms; will take some trade. MERRIFIELD. 911 State Life Bldg. DRexel_ 1904-J. _ 7-ROOM HOUSE—Garage; large lot; near Lynhurst Drive. Take vacant lot as first payment. Be. 3494. VILLA, 2253—Fine. 6 rms.. semi-mod.: newly decorated: double garage: only $35 month. No down payment. Hu. 3455. WE CAN sell vour citv property. ROLAND M. ARENS & CO.. 1101 Peoples Bank Realtors Lin 6010 ROACH, 1238 —Colored; semi-mod.; gar.: SIOO cash, bal. S2O mo. Tal. 0734. _ Building and Contracting GENERAL building and contracting: remodeling a specialty. CIVIC REALTY COMPANY. 136 N. Delaawre. Lin. 5050. _ Miscellaneous for Sale BATHROOM, COMPLETE, $76 DAY BED-Like new; reasonable. Hum. 2550. 5428 Winthrop. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES All kinds electrical repairing MEIER ELECTRIC CO.. 136 S. Meridian St. OAK—Extension table in good condition; verv reasonable. Ch. 2545. PAINT: Superior house paint; outside~or inside: 15 colors and white. $1.49 gal. MARION PAINT CO.. 366 S. Meridian St Main 4165. Rugs and Linoleum at Lowest Prices. DORMAN RUG COMPANY. 207 W. Wash. St. Near Capitol. RUMMAGE SALE- Used mottling and furniture. 127 W Georgia St. SAFE—Small office safe; good condition. Cheap 124 W. Ohio St. SCALES; meat slicers and choppers! Ret duced prices; service rendered on al! types of scales. 243 N. Penn. DAYTON SCALE CO. SEWING machines, drop-head Singers. $lO up: repairs for all makes. Singer Cos 123 W. Washington. Main 1418. TYPEWRITERS: all makes:: used: bargain prices. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Mass. Ave,, opp. P. O. WASHER—"Easy,” A-l condition. Call Bel. n39fi-w : Yoimr Credit Is Good You can phone in vour want ads and have them charged. This courtesy is extended to anyone who has no past due a accounts on our books. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A courteous girl will help you write vour ad. Call Main 3500 Want Ad Dept. SEB OUR NEW shipment of Hendryx cages. A canary given free with each cage and stand. BOYER'S HATCHERY. 3 4 N. DELAWARE. RILEY 5470 BARGAINS—In stoves, rugs, all white gas range $25. antique chests, beds and tables. CHANDLER. 543 Mass. Ave. i. IEAP—For cash, walnut veneer 8-pitce dining-room suite, bedroom suite, jacouard velour living-room suite. Coxwell on> >r. occasional table. 4237 College. THREE-ROOM outfit, complete, of slightly used furniture. $98.75. 1228 Oliver Ave. FREEMAN BROS. Open evenings. Awai from high rents. Oliver Ave. In west Indianapolis. Easy terms.

Miscellaneous Wanted Good, Sound YELLOW EAR CORN Wanted at the STOCKYARDS MAIN 0196 HOUSE cleaning? Vour surplus clothing furniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagor. Rllev 6622 127 W Georgia WILL—Pay cash for bedroom and diningroom suite: also kitchen cabinet; no dealors. Cell Rjljv 2772. _ Pets and Live Stock See our new shipment of Hendrvx cages. A canary given free with each cage and stand. BOYER'S HATCHERY. 34 N. DELAWARE. RILEY 5470. Musical Instruments PRE-INVENTORY” SALE In rebuilt upright p*.nnos, excellent condition throughout. Wheeler Upright $125 A. B. Cameron Upright $175 D. H. Baldwin $295 SSO Special discount from above prices Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Terms. So.oo a Month. Player Roll Cabinet. 30 Per Cent Off The Baldwin Piano Cos. ■ 35 Monument Circle. f/CN '" ’ ' SEE THE J\ YORK ULTRA MODERN SaxojptioiHes & Trumpets Used saxophones, all makes and sires, same as new in appearance and performance. $35 up. Our cleaning of silver instruments is unsurpassed C melodies and altcs cleaned and repadded. $lO. EASY PAYMENTS Lorenz Sax School 122 Pembroke Arcade. Lin. 1421. Rinne Music Cos. Drum Shop Leedy Drums, ft. Free instructions with eac h set. I]| ‘King’’ Band InSelmer I M \LffiSafef Clarinets. Violins, I Pi Ban J° s ' 128 PemHAMILTON MANUELLO PLAYER Like new. half price. $3 per week. See Mr. Stevens. CHRISTENA TEAGUE PLANO CO. KURTZMAN UPRIGHT PlANO—Mahogany; in test of condition; plain case: bench to match; $165. 150 N. Delaware. LAGONPA UPRIGHT PlANO—Mahogany; finish: in perfect condition; *145: terms. 51.50 per week. Rl. 2155. USED PLANO—*7S: biggest value in city; Jerms. _l2O E. Ohio St. GRAND PlANO—Mahogany case. Can be had by finishing payment*. LI. 6484. PlANO—Dandv; first *75 takes it. Owner gone. Ta. 3145. Radio Equipment MUST LEAVE THE CITY-So will sell mv agency and stock on hand. Call and see me in person. Three radios and accessories; $l9O. Stubbing Hotel. EXPERT RADIO SERVICE Aerials erected; work guaranteed. A. B C. RADIO_SERVICE. Rl. 4951. He. 3477. SUPER AND CONSOLE: FIRST-CLASS. RA. 0178. EXIDB BATTERIES—CaIIed for and de”livered. Irv 0700. 3807 E. New York.

Radio Equipment IF YOU WANT EXPERT RADIO Service, call Ra. 0178. Business Opportunities PLUMBlNG—Establishment: doing good: must leave city account sickness, located in heart of W* Morns St. business section: building 26x36 ft.: lot 36x190 ft : all improvements: will sacrifice. Make offer. 2117 W. Morris Bel 3431. MERIDIAN. 926 N.—Rooming house. 9 rms.: newlv furnished. Sell small down payment. balance convenient terms. U. 7806. SANDWICH SHOP -Doing good business, north; tor particulars see WILLIAMSON. 541 N. East St. Money to Loan Second Mortgages Construction Loans We advance money for building or improvement to real estate. Quick service. Columbia Securities Cos. LI. 6334. 152 N. Delaware AUTOMOBILES AND FURNITURE Loans to the man who works Leeai rate, quick service. Plenty of oarklm, space Phone Riley 4C74. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. WE BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Marlon County property from titleholders. Mr. Fry. THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 237 W Washington Sc Main 0792 Loans on Personal Property and Diamonds AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347 Bankers Trust Cos MAIN 2983. LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY MARION FINANCE CO. LIN. 1581. 207 GUARANTY BLDG LOANS. $lO to s3ou. No maorsersT no publicity. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Mft 2923 4C4 Kresge Bldg INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION. 330 Occidental Bldg. Main 6229. Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS. Notice is hereby given that bids will be received bv the Board of School Commissioners of the Citv of Indianapolis, Ind.. at No. 150 N. Meridian St... in the Citv of Indianapolis, Ind.. until 11 o'clock a. m., on Tuesday. Jan. 10. 1928, when bids will be opened for the sale of Two Hundred Fifty Thousand ($250.0001 Dollars of bonds of said School City. Said bonds shall be 250 in number and numbered from 1 to 250. each one for the principal sum of SI,OOO. They shall be dated .Jan. 12. 1923, and shall bear interest at the rate of four per cent (404) per annum, which interest shall be evidenced bv interest warrants or coupons attached to each of said bonds and maturing on the 12th dav of July and January in each year until the principal shall be paid. Nos. 1 to 10 of said bonds shall mature as to principal on the 12th day of January. 1933. and on the same day ir. each year thereafter in the order of their numbers until and including the year 1957. ten (10 > of said bonds shall mature. Said bonds are being issued for the purpose of raising funds to erect aud tions to the First Unit Building of the Arsenal Technical High School. Bids to be in sealed envelope addressed, "The Board of School Commissioners, 150 N. Meridian St.. Indianapolis. Ind indorsed “Bid for School Building Bonds of January. 1928.” A nrosoectns of said bonds, forms and envelopes necessary to be used In bidding will be furnished upon application to the undersigned. Said bonds will be issued bv the undersigned pursuant to formal corporate action taken by this Board on June 28. 1927. and on Nov. 25 1927. and on Dec. 16. 1927, pursuant to the Indiana Statute of Feb. 10. 1919 (Acts of 1919, n 61, and further, with the approval of the State Board of Tax Commirsieners of the State of Indiana. The full right is reserved to the Board, in Its discretion, to reject any and all bids. Each bid shall be accompanied by a check, or checks, certified to be good by a responsible bank or trust company in Indianapolis, Ind.. pavable to the order of the Board of School Commissiners of the City of Indianaplis. Ind., for at least 3 per cent of the face value of the bonds bid for. THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Bv ALBERT F. WALSMAN, Acting Business Director. Indianapolis. Ind.. Dec. 20, 1927. Coal and Wood BE "COALED” now—keep warm later. DUNN COAL CO. 1745 W St Clair Pel 0135 DON’T make a mistake In buying before calling us. ROOSTER BRICK AND COAL CO. Hem, 1331 Hem. 1332 NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING TRY ONE TON. W. Va. Egg $6.25 W. VA. 2-IN LP $6.35 W. Va- 4-in. Ip $6.50 W. Va. 6-in. Ip $6.75 No. 5 forked. Island Creek Ip $7.00 POCAHONTAS 4-IN. LP $7.50 POCAHONTAS 4-IN. LP SB.OO Pocahontas lump .. .$8.25 No. 3 Red Ash. Pocahontas Egg, No. 4 $7.25 POCAHONTAS. FRACTURE $7.00 Red Ash. Big Eagle seam. POCAHONTAS. MINE RUN $6.75 Gen. No. 3 Red Ash. 50% Big Eagle Ip. Ind. Ip. $5.00-5.50 RED RIVER CO. CH. 1610 CH. 1610

NO CHARGE FOR WHEEL-IN White Ash $5.25 2 tons, $9.50 No. 5 lump. W. Virginia 6x3 lump $6.90 V/. Virginia shovel lump 6.25 Poca. 4-ln. shovel -. 7.25 Wonder. Red Ash seam. Poca. mine rui 6.25 Wondtr Red Ash seam. Ind. lump, shovel 5.00 No. 5 Anchor Coal Cos. Prex. 0171, Dtex. 0171 SPECIAL WHITE ASH FKD.. $4.75 WHITE ASH LARGE 6-IN. BLK. FKD.55.25 2 Tons, $lO * Ind. No. 5. W. Va. shov. Ip., §5.75 W. Va. 6-in. blk., §6.25 Dorothy seam W. Va. Nut Slack..s4.oo FANSLER COAL CO. 936 E. Vermont. Lin. 7950. RE-SCREENED WHITE l Csh! INDIANA LUMP. $5.25 No. 6 Vermillion Cos. does not clinker. E. KY-, 6x3 LP, $6.50 Idea! furnace and stove size. Hazard Seam. WEST VA. LUMP, $6.50 (Alma Seam) We load in a “Jiffy” $1 less. * FRED OOEPPER ft SON. Belmont 4704. Kindling With Each Ton Yeilow Diamond 6-in. Ip. fkd $7.00 Best W. Va. block, 6-in. fkd 6.50 Best W. Va. egg. 2x4. fkd 6.25 B-st E. Ky. block. 6-in. fkd 6.75 Ind. 5-inch lp. fkd 5.50 Bethel Coal Go. Drex. 5200. 223 Caven Bt. IND. 4-IN. LP $5.25 „ 2 tons, $lO. W. Va. 6-in. fkd. lp $6 50 Poca. lp *7.75 GLENN COAL CO. 430 Indiana Ave. RI. 4381.

Coal and Wood REDUCED Standard White Ash Ind. No. 6 fkd §4.5(0) £ NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING. SOLD ONLY BY STANDARD FUEL CO. 326-46 W. 13th St. Lin. 1011 STEWART COAL CO. 3539 Roosevelt Ave _ Ch. 4600. GOOD—Coke. $9 per ton. kindling. $2 50 load. Lin. 7633. ACME COAL CO 424 W. 17th. 401 S Rlt*er. Ran. M 24. Irv. 4106 WHEEL-IN NO CHARGE TRY ONE-HALF TON. Brazil block, forked, lump $2.75 W. Virginia big lump, forked 3.50 Poca. Red Ash. b:g lump, forked.... 4 00 CASH COAL CO. CH. 6250 NIGHT. CALL DR. 7624 BRAZIL LUMP, IND. $5 W VA. FURNACE LUMP 650 ISLAND CREEK LUMP 6.75 POCA. BIG LUMP RED ASH 7 75 These are highest aualitv coals. Low ash, high'heat and will satisfy JACKSON COAL CO. HA. 0210. HA. 0210 W. Va. Egg, No. 5. fkd..56.25 W. Va. 6-in. Ip., No. 5, fkd. 6.50 W. Va. Mine Run, 50' h lp. 5.50 Eastern Kentucky L^tt... 6.25 Eastern Kentucky lump. 6-in. forked $6.75 EUREKA COAL CO. BELMONT 213 G SPECIAL--Coke. $7 ton: kindling, $2.50 load. Lin. 7633. Kindling With Each Ton COAL AND COKE ATLAS FUEL CO. 401-429 W. MORRIS. DRcxel os*. DRexel 0533. _ Handling With Each Ton 25c discount on all 2-ton orders Best Virginia block. 6-lnch. forked... .6,50 Best Virginia lp.. 4-in., clean iorxed 6.25 Best Virginia egg. 2x4, clean forked. 6.25 Best eastern Ky. block. 6-in., forkpd.. 6 75 •Gen. Glendora, large block, forked... 7.25 Gen. Glendora egg. clean forked 6 25 Indiana No. 5. 5-ln. lp.. large forked. 5.50 Indiana No. 5 2x4 pear. forked 525 Indiana mine run 5 per cent lp 4.75 Pocahontas lp.. Red Ash. none better. 8.50 Citizens coke, ah sizes, .. 10.00 Union Ice and Coal Cos. DR. 4621. 1910 Bluff. It Will Pay You to Visit Our Yard and See the Difference in Good Coal.

Good Coni 2.000-lb. ton. Ind. No. 5. 6-in. lump ......$5.25 W. Virginia lump 6.50 Pocahontas lump 8.25 Partiow Coal Cu. 1706 English. Drox. 7311 GOOD 6-ln. lump No. 8 Indiana; *5.50 per ton. RICHLAND COAL CO. 105 N. Minkcr St. Bo! 0272 *' Sr:oo!ics and Repairs AUTOMOBILE TOPS: side curtains made new or repairs. JOHN GUEDELIJOEFER WAGON CO.. 202 Kentucky Ave. USED TIRES Wholesale and Retail. L SET,TO SON 73 R r A RT SERVICEABLE USED TIRE3. WHOLESAT E AND RETAIL SALK. Bel. 4390. ROGERS. 3117 W Wash Automobiles Wanted WILL pav cash for vour car or voui eauitv. T. WOLF AUTO CO. Lln 4518 - 561 N. Cipltol USEDCARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. OOLDcr?TJ? C 463 S ’ 543 N ' CAPITOL - LINAutomobiles for Sale PRICED FOR QUICK SALE 1927 Oakland Roadster. 1927 Chevrolet Ca’orolet. 1927 Fontiac Sedan. 1926 Chevrolet Coach. 1926 Ford Tudor. 1926 Ford Coupe. 1926 Star Coach. 1926 Oakland Coach. 1926 Oakland Sedan. 1923 Oakland Coupe. 1924 Oakland Sedan. 35 OTHERS Easy Terms—Trade STATE AUTO CO. | 535 N. Capitol Ave. 925 Virginia "_S2S.OO"DOWN—--1924 Ford Coupe. 1924 Ford Touring. 1926 Ford Roadstre. 1924 Maxwell Coupe. 1923 Essex Coach. 1923 Chevrolet Special Roadster. 1923 Chevrolet Coupe. f Balance Weekly Payments. Tommse’s Motor Sales 917-19 Virginia Ave. ESSEX—Coach. 1925: new lacquer and real co-era; best pos'ibie rendition- $125 down, balance easy. FAPRELL BROS.. 332 N. Capitol Avp. li. 8232. FORD—I 926 coupe; balloon tires, lock v 'h—l. motometer; looks and runs fines2Bs; terms. Call R. L. EDWARDS. Ma'. 4447. Detroit Electric Five-passenger; dual control; practically new batteries: complete charging outfit: has wire wheels and nneuinatic tires; ear is up in excellent condition; will sell or trado for gas car at a real proposition. Be. sure and see this one. Paige Indiana Cos. Factory Branch. 1110-12 N. Meridian St. Lin. 7342. Open evenings. FORD —1925 ton; brand new stake body, good tires, good condition throughout: $270. Easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO . 525 E Wash!-igton. Chevrolet Coupes 3026 In first-class condition. They look and run like new; bumpers front and rear, automatic windshield wipers, lock wheels, good rubber: fully equipped: some of them can be bought for less than $375 this week. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 525 E. Washington. Open evenings. SEE ME FOR YOUR USED CAR A. H. GULLEY SI UTZ OF INDIANA CHEVROLET- 1924 roads-er; good tires, good shape: SIOO terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Washington CHEVROLET -1926 coach: several extras’; looks and runs fine: a real bargain: $409 Easv terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO., 525 E. Washington. WALLERICHS USED CAR BAR GAINS 314 N. DELAWARE ST USED FORDS FRANK HATFIELD CO. Authorised Ford Dealer. 625 N. Capitol. Main 4708.

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Automobiles for Sale 'WE INVITE j COMPARISONS 1 Comparisons are your safest guide to motoring satisfaction. Come in today, compare the pain figure prices on our good used cars— Studebakers and other makes. Compare the positive protection of the famous Studebaker’s pledge which allows you five days’ driving trial. Investigate before you buy. ’2B All-Americar. Landau Sedan $1,098 ’27 Erskine Sedan, demo 89.1 ’27 Erskine Sport Coupe 795 ’27 Dictator Sedan, Royal 1.29 t ’26 Studebaker Std. Coach... 695 ’25 Overland 6 Sedan . 35C ’27 Essex Coach 456 ’25 Nash Advance Coach 693 ’26 Velie Sedan 89* ’26 Dodge Roadster 471 ’26 Buick Touring 591 ’25 Buick Spt. Touring 495 ’25 Chandler Sedan 650 ’25 Buick Victoria 795 ’27 Chevrolet Coupe 495 ’26 Chev. Landau Sedan 495 ’25 Chevrolet Sedan 350 ’25 Overland Coach 350 ’24 Willys-Knight Sedan 295 ’24 Studebaker Special Tour. 250 ’22 Buick Coach 195 ’25 Stude. Special Coach 650 ’26 Ford Roadster 125 ’27 Stude. Custom Victoria.. 995 ’22 Nash Sedan. 4-cvl 250 ’24 Stude. Light 6 Touring... 159 ’25 Stude. Victoria 795 ’23 Buick Coach 395 ’23 Ford Touring 50 ’2l Stude. Special Touring.. 50 ’2l Nash Touring , 50 ’23 Chevrolet Roadster- 75 ‘2l Stude. Light 6 Touring.... 95 ’22 Durant Sedan 75 ’22 Stude. Special Touring.. 95 ’22 Stude. Big 6 Touring .... 150 We can not list all of our cars. Over 100 others to select from. Two stores, 209 W. North—44o N. Capitol. MAin 3264. ARMACOST ALL BARGAINS Repossessed Gars Overland. 1926 s-dan $ 496 Ford, 11)27 Fordor 325 Hudson brougham. 1927 775 Hudson brougham. 1928. custom built 1.3i5 Oldsmohlle roach, 1925 475 Oldsmoblle coach. 1927 750 Chrysler sedan, 6-63. 1927 825 Oakland coupe. 1922 175 Easy Terms 329 W. Market st. LI. 2005. 1928 ESSEX COACH ~ Only 3 nno miles. Just like new; $6050 CENTRAL BUICK CO.. 1 602 N. i pltol Ave. Open eventagwl GET YOUR CONTRACT NOW PATHFINDER AUTO SERVICE CORP. 215 E, New York. LI. 1232. . 1925 FORD COUPE Wonderful condition. A real buy at $l4O. CENTRAL BUICK CO., 602 N. Capitol Ave Open evening*. TWIN PACKARD 832 E. 63d. Bargain. Wa. 2188. DODGE TOURING Winter inclosure: mechanically A-t throughout. CENTRAL BUICK CO.. 602 r. Canlto! Ave. Open evening*. USED CAR BARGAINS; 100 TO SELECT FROM. JONES-WI-lITAKER SALES CO. CAPITOL AND VERMONT 1926 BUICK“STANDARD SEDAN Just like new. very low mileage. Gold seel guncp. CENTRAi 3UICK CO.. 602_N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings. CHEVROLEI 192) ipe; low mileage; good tires, bumps i : bargain; S4OO. Easy terms. HARE VROLET CO.. 625 E. Wis shin g ton. USED CARS oi everv Or" rioiKu. prlcee end terms alvavs right. Farrell Pros.. 3f> N Cfinitnl. Tin Rim LATE 1925 OVERLAND—4-door sedan; fine mechanical condition, new tires, re il sacrifice; must sell this week. Call Mr. HufTer. after 5 o’clock. Beech Grove 30. DODGE TO UR . 192 5 -Re x in r iosure; A-1 nonunion; *285. ui. 4931. Mr. Hancock. S- Our Whtpnet Demonstrators. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO. Capitol A: Michigan Sts. W TIL vs" KNIGHT.' 1925 •• 4-door sedan Hiew pain . good rubber, mechanically perfect, equipment includes heater, bumpers and spare tire. Bargain. Easy terms 723 V.rginla Ave.

USED CARS $lO TO S2OO DOWN Oaklov Motor Sales 1663-65 S .Meridian. __ Dr. 4743. TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT $45 A 20 CARS OF ALL. MAKES SEE THEM AT CENTRAL BUTCK’S USED CAR LOT, 692 N. CAPITOL AVE. CHEVROLET- 1927 coach; bumpers, inotometer. spare tire; new car title. This car has been used as demonstrator; only *550: easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Washington. FORDS i Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. ’ NASH TOURING Late model: $155. This car would b# a bargei" l at, $395. CENTRAL BUICK CO., * 602 N. Capitol Ave. Open evening*.^ .JEWETT, 1026 Two-door sedan. 4-wheel hydraulic] brakes good mechanical condition Bar-1 gain if -old this week. Can arrange* terms. Ran. 02f5._ CHYS! ER -1825. " 70" coach: good shap-i real bargain. Call LEE ELLIOTT. Ma. FORD -Tudor. 1926f the very best mechanical condition. You can’t beat this bar g-tn; $l9O down. FARRELL BROS. Lt. 8232. 322 N. Capitol Ave FORD—IC2B coupe; good condition; balloon tires, lock wheel; a bargain. s2*s: easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 F Washington. . Ford Coupe, ’27 Like new; trade. P. B. Smith Auto Cos. FORD ROADSTER—I 926; 5 wire wheel*, balloon tires, good paint, bumpers, lock wheel; looks and runs fine; a real bargain; S2OO Easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 F Washin-ton. 1925 REO SEDAN Looks like new. Mechanically A-lj good ru KK, 'r- low mile-- Onlv $550. CENTRAL BUICK CO., €O2 N. CajDiio! Ave evening*. USED CAR BARGAINS LATE MODELS - EASY TERMS. FRANK FEESER CO. 1126 PROSPECT 1924 DODGE COUPE Wontli rful rendition; good rubber, looka good. Onlv *295 CENTRAL BUICK CO., 602 N Capitol Ave. Open evening*. Trucks RECONDITIONED TRUCKS. VARIOUS KINDS AND SIZES INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OP AMERICA USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT 1188 KENTTTrvv AVF MAW 2*oß 2’i TON—Signal truck. 1920. good “ruin” nlg order except motor. Can be bought , right for cash. Call Ch. 4831, betweeri 6 and 7 p. m. M