Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 210, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1928 — Page 13

iJAN. 10, 1928.

EXILE TROTSKY AND 52 OTHERS FROMJIISSIA Banishment of Opposition Leaders for 3 Years, Soviet Order. BY FREDERICK KUII United Press Staff Correspondent BERLIN, Jan. 10.—Banishment frem Russia cf fifty-two leaders of the opposition to the soviet government has been ordered and in some Instances already has taken place, the United Press learned today. These banished include Leon Trotsky, who once shared with .Nikolai Lenine, the supreme power An Russia. Reports that banishment of thirty leaders was impending have been in circulation, but confirmation and additional details were not available until today. Trotsky, who in the past few months gradually has been shorn of the last vestige of his former position, is still in Moscow, but has been ordered to Astrakhan, on the Black Sea. Others have been ordered to and! some actually sent, to remote por-, tions of Rpssia. Exile for Three Years The period of exile for all is three years and during that time each will receive a pittance of nine rubles (about $4.50> monthly. The fifty-two exiles were ordered separated and each sent to a diffetent place, most of them hundreds of miles from civilization. Fears were expressed here that some of the exiles would not survive, as some of the regions of exile are cholera or plague-stricken. It was rumored that the banishment followed differences between Stalin and the secret service. The latter insisted upon imprisonment or even more ruthless measures, it was reported. Stalin was said to have contended that banishment was sufficient. Trotsky was sentenced to do government work at Astrakhan, but he was reported to have refused, saying ho could be more useful in Moscow. He is still in Moscow. Dispute Over Factories The immediate cause of the banishment was certain incidents in the factories of Moscow and the Bogoronsk districts. Workers refused to renew their collective agreements with the State management, after insisting upon better conditions. Stalin attributed the disaffection to the subversive activities of the opposition. Fiatakoff, former trade representative in Paris, escaped with the mildest punishment, he merely being ordered to Australia' to arrange wool purchases. Piatakoff, however, declined. Reports that Zinovieff and Kameneff, had been banished were declared untrue. Zinovieff is writing a pamphlet said to contain an attack upon Trotsky. TRAINING SCHOOL OPENS South Side Church Workers Start Ten-Weeks’ Course. The second semester of the south side teacher training school opened Monday night at St. Mark’s English Lutheran Church, Prospect and Linden Sts., with an enrollment of ninety-six. Classes will be held foi the next nine Monday nights to train Sunday school teachers. Instructors include the following rosters: The Rev. L. P. Cooper, Calvary United Brethren Church, dean: the Rev. W. T. Jones, Edwin Ray M. E. Church; the Rev. R. H. Benting, St. Mark’s English Lutheran Church; the Rev. G. F. Farrow’, Victory Memorial M. E. Church, and the Rev. W H. Knierim, director of education of the Reformed Church. PLAN ALUMNI SMOKER Phi Dcit Theta Affair to Be Held at Lincoln Saturday. Elaborate plans have been made for a Stag-Card-Smoker by Indianapolis Alumni Club .of Phi Delta Theta at the Lincoln on Saturday as the first social function this year. There are approximately 300 members of the club of which the officers are: Karl Nessler, Purdue 18, president; L. H. Ridgway, Wabash ’22, reporter, and Mark D. Griffen, Indiana ex ’23, secretary and treas- i urer. ,The committee in charge of the smoker includes: L. H. Ridgway, chairman; E. L. Olcott, Frank Moorman, and Mark D. Griffin. LAUDS ARMY EFFICIENCY I. U. Club Joins Bloomington in Request for Griffey Creek Bridge. Efficiency of the three-fold Army organization plan, comprising units of the regular Army, National Guard and reserves, was praised by Col. Henry R. Richmond, chief of staff of the 84th division Reserves, in an address before the Indiana University Club at the Lincoln Monday. The club joined with Bloomington civic organizations in a plea to the State Highway Commmission for a larger bridge over Griffey Creek on State Rd. 37, three miles north of Bloomington. STEEL SOCIETY MEETS! New York Man Discusses Value of Chromium as Alloy, The value of chromium as an alloy to steel in transmission parts for automobiles and airplanes was explained Monday night at a dinner of the Indianapolis chapter of the American Society for Steel Treating at the Chamber of Commerce by Dr. John A. Mathews of New York. At the next meeting, Feb. 13, W. H. Wills of Dunkirk, N. Y., will speak on “The Manufacture of Tools.’’

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Fred E. Barrett, attorney, was elected' president of the Indiana Democratic Club in an all-day voting at the club’s headquarters, 518 IN. Pennsylvania St., Monday. He succeeds H. Nathan Swaim. Others elcted were: John T. Barnett, vice president; James A. Kregelo, treasurer; Charles Steger, secretary; Frank P. Baker, John E. Hollett, Dr. F. M. Fitch, Joel A. Baker and John W. Holtzman, directors. District directors named arc: Fifth district, Samuel D. Royce, Terre Haute; Sixth district, John D. De Prez, Shelbyvillle; Eighth district, E. E. McGriff, Portland; Ninth district, Carl Cue, Frankfort. Nearly 700 votes w’ere cast. Barrett entertained a group of club members and newspaper men at a dinner at the club, following the election.

ACUTE ALCOHOLISM IS GIVEN DEATH BLAME Wagon Maker Found Dead at City Rooming House. A verdict of acute alcoholism was returned by Coroner C. H. Keever in the death of Adolph Stocky, 55, wagon maker, who w’as found dead in at 112 W. Walnut St., Tuesday night by Mrs. Grider Barks, operator of the rooming house. Mr. Stocky, who came here from Evansville a year ago, is survived by nine children. Since the death of his wife a year ago, the four youngest children, Martin, 13; Ewalt, 10; Gilbert, 9, and Billie, 5, have been at the Lutheran Orphans’ Home here. Miss Martha Stocky lives at Highland Park, HI., while the other four, Ruth, Marie, Adolph and Walter are at Evansville. Funeral arrangements were to be made this afternoon when Miss Stocky arrives from Highland Park. CIT¥ PACKER OFFICIALS NAMED TO COMMITTEES Appointed to American Institute Posts by National Chief. . Eight Indianapolis meat packing company officials and representatives have been named on important committees of the Institute of American Meat Packers, President Oscar G. Mayer of Chicago announced today. The appointments: H. A. Bruhn, Armour & Cos., chairman Indiana region; Chester T. Gough, Kingan & Cos., public relations committee; Charles E. Mallory, Kingan & Cos., traffic committee; A. M. McVie, Kingan & Cos., accounting committee; William H. Patrick, Kingan & Cos., engineering and experimentation subcommittee of the committee on packing house practice and research of the institute plan commission; H. A. O. Speers, Kingan & Cos., improved livestock production committee and special committee to study livestock marketing methods; W. R. Sinclair, Kingan & Cos., foreign relations and trade committee; H.. P. Wetsell, Kingan & Cos, distribution problems committee. PRAISES CRIME BUREAU Slate Identification Group Powerful Weapon, Says Schortemeier. “Indiana’s criminal indentifleation bureau is an effective weapon in the detection and allaying of crime,” secretaries and representatives of banking associations were told Monday by Secretary, of State Frederick Schortemeier at a meeting at the Claypool. Schortemeier advocated the establishment of similar bureaus with cooperation between States as the strongest and best way of curbing crime and eradicating the criminal element. Representatives were present from bank groups in eight States: Ohio, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Kansas, lowa and Indiana. EDUCATION COSTS MORE Prices of Books Used at I. U. in 18681872 Compared With Present. Bii United Prcag BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Jan. 10.— College educations of today are high priced subjects compared to what they were years ago. This is evidenced by a comparison between a set of books used at Indiana University during the years 1868-1872 by Robert A. Ogg, Greencastle, costing $1.75 per book. The set includes fourteen books which he used in his work toward the A. B. degree. The highest priced book in the collection is $2.60, while a three volume text for an anatomy course in the medical school today costs $16.20. FILE WILD NOTE SUITS \ Receivers for Banks Ask $10,753 in Sixteen Cases. Sixteen suits to collect overdue notes held by the defunct J. F. Wild & Cos. State Bank have been filed in Superior and municipal courts. The total value of the notes is $10,753.82. The suits were filed by Eugene H. Iglehart and Richard L. Lowther, receivers. Interest amounting to $575.60 and attorneys’ feets totaling $1,343 also were dwianaed.

U. S. DRY HEAD WILL SPEAK AT PARLEYIN CITY Anti-Saloon League to Hear Doran; C6nvention Set for Jan. 26-27. James M. Doran, Washington, D. C. Federal prohibition commissioner, is to be here for the two-day convention of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League to b$ held at the Roberts Park M. E. Church, Jan. 26-27, League Secretary E. S. Shumaker announced. In giving out a partial program of speakers, including Doran, Shumaker made a plea against “liberalism” regarding the Indiana dry laws* “Indiana is overwhelmingly dry in sentiment," he asserted. “Ilie convention is intended as a protest against the liberal interests to force liquor traffic back again into our state and nation. “It is expected that representative citizens from every section of Indiana will be at the convention. The convention will, in my opinion, emphatically repudiate and condqjnn any and all efforts of the wets to liberalize our present dry laws, or our next President, United States Senators, Congressmen, Governor, Legislature or law enforcement officials of all kinds ” Other speakers will be Dr. F. Scott Mcßride, national superintendent, and Ernest H. Cherrington, educational secretary of the AntiSaloon League of America; Bishop Frederick D. Leete of Indianapolis, Col. P. H. Callahan of Louisville, Ky.; Alva W. Taylor of Indianapolis, secretary of the board of temperance and social welfare of the Disciples of Christ; E. C. Warei'ng, editor of the Western Christian Advocate; E. T. Albertson, general secretary of the Council of Religious Federations; Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle, president of Woman's Clubs; Dr. E. Y. Mullins of Louisville, Ky., president of the Baptist Federations of the World, and Mrs. Mollie D. Nicholson of Chevy Chase, Md.. president of the Democratic Women’s Club for Law Enforcement. Marriage Licenses Albert Boeldt. 21. of 1887 Orleans, mschinist, and Agnes Bowe, 28. of 1038 Bleir.e, Housekeeper. Robert Miller. 22. of 548 Agnes, shoe repairer, and May Pierson, 21, of 1644 Columbia. maid. & of alnt * r ' Births Boys John and Hattie Lucas. 1642 Rochester. Carl and Hilda Levlhn. 126 E. Trov Salvatore and Josephine Russa. 1722 S Delaware. Leoy and Catherine McAllister. 216 E North. .Brack and Elizabeth Sawyers, 938 6 Missouri. . Michael and Mary Sullivan. 416 N. Dearborn. Creek e ßlvd ld Kathleen Stevens. <3 W. Fall Paul and'Forest Crlsler. Christian Hospital. . ... Girls Arthur and Dorothy Mitchel. 551 Harris. Lawrence and Bell Howard, 406 N. Haugh. Christopher and Edna Mentis. 1131 N. Jefferson. Walter and Verpa Moore. 817 Villa. Claude and Lucile Ludlngton. 332 Trowbridge. Le Roy and Mattie Chapman, 2105 Jackson. v Herman and Bertha Summers, 1509 Comar. Deaths James M. Tyner. 85, 1079 W. McCarthy broncho pneumonia Anderson, - 52. Meeker Hotel, acute dilatation of heart. Eugene Andrew Reamer, 3, Riley Hospital, meningitis. Patsy Roach. 78. 934 Paca, carcinoma. George Walton, 25, city hospital, lobar pneumonia. William Cofield. 21. 535 Agnes, pulmonary tubcculosls. Charles L. Schmidt. 73. Christian Hospital. chronic Interstitial nephritis. John Blum. 61.. Central fndiana Hospital, lobar pneumonia. Elizabeth Enoch, 78. 3444 Salem, uremia. Charity M. Wheeler, 72. 3220 E. New Yorit, diabetes. Margaret Ammons, 20. 934 Fayette, pulmonary tuberculosis. John Calvin Maddox 48. Christian HosPltal. acute myocarditis. Mary Welton, 77. 1734 Lincoln, apoplexy. Building Permits Raymond? r ?200.' ° elPh ’ alteratlons - 923 • Puritan Finance Company, dwelling and ,garage. 1218 Finley, 82,150. , C. J. Koshuick, replace siding, 900 E. Vermont, 8800. Home Development Company, dwelling and garage. 4002-04 Central. $10,400. A. Llttman. alterations, 2123 N. Pennsylvania. 81,000. ~,F rv d Wilkey, dwelling and garage. 1166 W. Thirty-Second, $4,075, Hunter Realty Company, dwelling and garage. 6528 College, *4.500. .Bridges & Graves, dwelling and garage. 5692 Broadway. $5,500. * August J. Seyfrled, repairs, 1839 Pleasant Run Parkway. $1,300. In Memoriam Notices IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance Riddle, who passed away Jan. 10. Deep in our hearts lies the picture Os the loved one laid to rest; Days of sadness still come o'er us, And secret tears often flow. Though she died nine years ago. lm FATHER AND MOTHER. MR. AND MRS. ISAAC TAYLOR AND FAMILY. Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM Main office, 2226 Shelby St Drexel 2570^ KRUEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1154. Res.. Bel. 8866-R 1 George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market Main 0908. J. C. WILSON; funeral Darlori, ambulance service and modern automotive equipment Dr 0321 and Dr 0322 BERT 8. OADD. 2130 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 5307 UNDERTAKERS. HISEY * TITUS. 981 N. Delaware. > Li. 8828 T ransportation YELLOW AY SYSTEMS, INC. Chicago $3.00 St. Louis $3.00 8:30. 11:30 a. m. ,9:00 a. m. Daily Denison Hotel, Ri. 8273. English Hotel. Rl. 1373. Traction Bus Terminal, Ma. 6693 Lorraine, Li. 6323. New Colonial, LI. 4546.. You Read the Want Ads— HFe you tried to use them? It’s easy—Call Main 3500. Ask for an Ad Taker. Lost and Found ARTICLES found on Indianapolis street cars yesterday 3 UMBRELLAS 2 PURSES 1 BOOK 2 PACKAGES Main 2737, LOST—Hound: white and tan: large black spot on each side; $lO reward. Ha. 0564-J. BOSTON—Terrier: fern.. 7 mo.; strayed; 915 Bdway.; slightly undershot, dark brindle: white scars front leg. Rew. LI. 8878. DOG—White collie: brown spot on forehead: strayed. 557 Udell. Rew. Ta. 2992. FOX TERRIER—BIack, white streak on head. Reward. Call 317 N. Bradley alter 6 p. m.

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* Lost and Found PEARL—Beads; small strand, lost Satur_day night. Reward, Drex. 0421. PURSE—Black, diamond ring, money, between Meridian gar. & Hume-Hansur Bldg. Reward. RI. 3691. Lin. 7230. THREE—SIO bills at Telephone Cos. 233 Mass. Ave., Apt. 1. Reward. Lin. 9271. WATCH—Lady's gold: 49th and College, Thursday evening. Li. 2957. Reward. WATCH—Open-face Elgin; mother's* picture, address In back. Rew. Be. 0287. WRIST WATCH—Oblong, white gold, strap. Dec. 29 within 3blocks St. Clair and Me- ! rldlan. Reward. Grace Shirley. Li. 4354. Special Notices YOUNG LADY—WiII (revel for expenses. Address Times. Box 520 C. Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our graduates pass State examinations easily 202 Odd Fellow Ride Ma 578 and 509 CHRISTENSEN School of Popular Music; I piano harmony and all dance orchestral lnstrumen’s. 100 Pembroke Arcade. Ri. 3890 SPANISH LANGUAGE. EXPERIENCED ARGENTINE INSTRUCTOR. MR. HASKELL. TA. 3411_. Help Wanted Male WANTED—AT -ONCE. MAN WITH CAR. Common sense and good references, to sell and collect among the farmers in this section (central Indiana!. No experience required, as man selected will be shown how bv Ihe state manager. Call this week. Tuesday. Wednesday or Thursday. G. L. LAMSON. Oliver Hotel, Lebanon, Ind. WANTED—At once, successors to retiring Hebcrllng dealers in counties of Bartholomew. Jennings. Orange, north Harrison. Warrick and Davies. Old established line of medicines, extracts, spices, etc , sold direct to farm trade. Trade well established. Write for particulars. , State county desired. DEPT. B. G. C. HEBERLINO CO.. Bloomington. 111. 3ALE3MEN & salesladies wanted. Salary according to ability. 625 Mass. Ave. PREBSER-- Wanted: must be A-l. Apply Post Exchange, Ft. Benjamin Harrison. BlG—Commission leading to sale highgrade radios. Rl. 225 L Help Wanted Female BIG —Commission leading to sale high. grade radios. Ri, 2251. I Situations Wanted Female HAND LAUNDRY—Fancy clothing to bring home; experience, Lin, 6763. EXPERIENCED Woman: general housework: day or week. Ha. 5296. Business Announcements RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. 32 Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462. Featmero oougnf. sum an a renovated feather mattresses and pillows made e. F. BURKLE. 418 Mass. Main 1428 LOCKSMITH Cylinder kevs. 2 lor 60c. 162 N. Illinois. Ma. 0366. PAPERING, $3 RM.. 1928 SAMP. PAINTING: WORK OUARTD. HU. 3853. PAPER HANGING -Cleaning; samples paper furnished: $3.50 zoom. Ch. 0318. ■ PLUMBING FIXTURES We save vor money. INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 125 N. Alabama Lin. 5788 Rooms for Jlent ALABAMA. N.. 523 —No. 5: room adjoining bath; everything lurnished; steam heat; walking distance. ASHLAND. 1818—Large rooms; hot water; meals optional. H? 1190. _ _ SEVILLE. 14 N. Nice, warm. lurn. rm.; uevrj’ar line: lady. Ch. 1606. CAP.. N. t 321 - Housekeeping rms.: also sleeping rm.*.: mod.: cheap. Rl. 4053. ILLINOIS. N.. 11*8 -Attractively furnished, warm room: modern. Rt. 6608. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1222 --Clean mis., up.; warm: garage: men. Main 3313. PARK. 3308—Apt. 9; beautiful rm.; mod.'. steam-heated apt.: Ist floor. He. 5045. PARK. 2418—Vcn- nice, warm; private, modern home. _He. 3569. SINGLETON. 242: 2 furnished rooms, heat. light, gas Turn., $5 wk. Dr. 2939. _ ST. JOSEPH. E.. 233—Warm, attractive rm,; 2 gentlemen or employed couple. TALBOTT. N.. 1627—Sleeping rooms, opposlte Art Institute; cltv heat. 11TH. E.. 215 ATTRACTIVE FURN. RM.. MODERN; MEN. I IN. 4t3B_ 12TH ST.. W.. 217 Modern room; home privileges; board optional. Your Credit Qs 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 vourself of this opportunity. A courteous girl will help you write your ad. Call Main 3500, Want Ad Dept. LOVELY MOD. -Unusualiv warm: hot water; private home. College or Central car. Ideal location. He. 3083. Room for Rent With Board BROADWAY, 2309—Beautiful warm rm., mod, home, close bath; gar. He. 4919 COLLEGE. 1650—Children to board by day or week: mother's care. Hem. 1127. OXFORD. 540 Attract, large front rm., private modern home; gentlemen or cmp. couple; gar. Ch. 3963, CHILDREN—To rm. and bd.; mother's care. Hem. 1069, CHILDREN- To room and board! warm home: mother’s home. Drex. 4716. Rent Housekeeping Rooms CAPITOL. N., 1105—Clean rm.: 1 or 2: near bjath: parking space. Ri 1467. KEYSTONE, 2008 N.—3 furn. rms., downstalrs. sink, light, gar. MERIDIAN. N., 1137—Light housekeeping; best heat, hot water guaranteed. Li._7438. STURM AVE.. 1214—2 rms., furn.. udJolnlng bath, priv. entrance. Ch. 2562-W. WALNUT. E., 112--2 nicely furnished Tml7, lower floor, close In. Rl. 3629. 25TH. E.. 654—3 upper rooms, unfurnished - ; heat, water. He. 2835. TTMES WANT n's~~ BRING BUBINRSP Apcrimcnts for Rent CAPITOL & 26TH—Attractive 4-rooni apt. with garage; <21.50. Hum. 5321. ILLINOIS. N., 3009; Apt. 3, 5-room modernheat, water, garage. Ha. 3222. N. JERSEY. N.. 1138—5 rms.. utility heat. gar.: SSO winter. &40 summer, Wa. 2064. LA VERNE, 220 W.—North: colored; thoroughly modern 4 rooms, bath. heat, hot and cold water furnished;_s3s. He. 5858. NEW JERSEY, N.. 1727- -Cozy modern 4rm. apt., heat, water furn. Ha. 1917. WEST, S.. 708—6 rooms, strictly modern; steam hc|t furn.; $25. Dr. 7224. Moynahan Apartments V, $57.50 to *125 3D5 N. Meridian * $125.00 1603 Central •. $37.50 Moynahan Properties Cos. 710 Union Title Bldg, Ma. 4818 or Ri. 137 J. nights or Sunday. .S2O Allowance 8-room lower duplex, heat and water furnished. *6O. 2319 N. Meridian. *2O allowance per month for firing steam plant for both apts. Dunlop & Iloltegel 122 E. Market St. Ma. 6020. WESTMINSTER APTS. 2725 N. Meridian; living-room, in-a-door bed. dining-room, small bedroom, thoroughly equipped kitchenette. Rent in- ' eludes heat, water, light and gas; SSO. See custodian, or call 5391. H. H. WOODSMALL CO.. INC. I “We insure everything but the hereafter.” Nights, holidays. LESTER JOHNSON, Dr. 2840. Houses and Flats Furnished CAPITOL. 2354 N.—Well-furn.. modern’3rm. kitchenette; steam ht.; gar. Ra. 2747. IRVINGTON AVE., N.. 320—2 rms.. kitchenette; front, turn, apt., *3O, Ir, 2146-W. ONE-HALF—4-room double; electricity, gas, water. Inside toilet; $7 Ta. 5294. WELL FURNISHED—Modern bungalow; north, in good location. Reas. Wa. 4542-W. . Houses for Rent BELLEFONTAINE. 2621—5 rms., bath. Heatrola: Vx mo. rent free. Me. 4967. BELLEFONTAINE, 2340—5 rms.. mod. ex. cept furnace: ‘.z mo. free; *25. He. 4967. CAPITOL, N.. 3028—6 rooms modern, Ist mo. free. Ta. 3612. Ta. 4514, HAMILTON, N.. 1415; 6-room modern double. garage, water paid. Dr. 4583-M. 1732 LAMBERT ST. Attractive, well arrange’d, five-room semi-modern double: S2O. FLETCHER SAVINGS & TRUST CO. LEEDS. 240—Double. 4 rms.; garage: good condition; water paid; $lB. Be. 2284. LOCKERBIE. 629; 5 rooms, semi-modern; $lB. Ha. 0244-R. McPHERSON, 2939: 5-room double; inside toilet: *2O. Ir. 3412. NEW JERSEY, N„ 1620—Dandy. 6 rms., mod., city heat; gar.; $45. Ta. 5934. ■ OAK Ave.—lrvington; mod. 5-rm. double, near bus, school. Special offer. Ir, 0972-W. OAKLAND, N.. 916—6-room modern double: newly decorated: garage. Ch. 2328-J. OHIO. W, 1914—4-room double; $12.50. Hu. 3631. I ORLEANS, 1806-08—New double. 5 rooms; hath, modern, garage. Dr. 4781. PARKER, 440; 4- l- oom modern double: garage: *3O. LI. ''39l. PENN.. S.. 1120—For colored; 4-room modern house; only S2O. Inquire 1119 Union St. Dr. 1694-W. PINE, N-. 52C—4 loom-,: semi-mod.; sls; will paper. Dr. 4564-M. evenings.

Houses for Rent ■ PROSPECT, 1440: 5-room cottage, semimodern with garage. - RINGGOLD, 1419—7 rooms; modern; 2-car : garage: water paid; $35. Dr. sm-R. SOUTHEASTERN, 2313—Modern 5-room I bungalow double; garage. Dr. 7551. SUGAR GROVE 1840: 5 r.; gas: garage; , Improved street. S2O. Hu. 6636. UDELL. 611—4-room modern double, wa. paid: garage. Ha. 0882. ' WASH., 3423 W.—Bargain; 5-room semimodern; garage; S2O. He._5858. • _ 10TH. E.. 1532—7-rm. mod. double: near Tech: gar.: half month free. Ch. 2758. 25TH St.. E.: 721: 6 rooms.; modern. $37.50. Call. Ha. 2984. 34TH, W., 1465—4 rooms, mod., double, wa. paid, garage, Hnr. 0752-R. Your 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 courteous girl will help you write your ad. Call Main 3500 Want Ad Dept. SINGLE HOUSES 1110 Cruft: 5 rooms and 2-car garage; $25 1324 W. Tremont: 5 rms. and garage; S2O W. R. HUNTER CO.. Ma. 1078. 4 ROOMS—Semi-modern double; near car; paved street; S2O. Ta. 2011. 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-(1699-W. Business Places for Rent ! INDIANA AVE., 215: heat, water furnished, terms, good tennant. Room 140, 220 N. Illinois St. Ma. 1050. WEST, 708 5.' big storeroom; steam heat. water furnished: 525. Dr. 7224. NEW—Modern brick storeroom. 4022 E. Washington St. Reduced rent: splendid location. Phone owner. Ir. 2363. Houses for Sale "several homes south ON EASY TERMS 1003 E. Morris; a modern 6-room. Improvements paid. 827 C. East; 5-room modern. Improvements paid. 1047 Albany: 5 rooms, semi-modern. Improvements going in n.ow. 2321 S. Penn : new. 5 rooms, modern, at the boulevard. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. 243 N. Del. ■_ _ Main 1244. S3O C ASH and $25 per month, buys attractive fourroom bungalow at 1812 E. Kelly St*, large rooms, electric lights, gas, well at sink in kitchen, sewer connection, front and back porches, garage, fenced in back yard. Why pav rent? F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors, Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Riley 2840, Res., Irv. 4292. SACRIFICE, $1,250: $l5O CASH Five rooms, newly painted: redecorated, refinished throughout, new shades, elec, lights, gas, citv water. Well located. Ch. 3582. Ma. 1709. 2616 FINLEY Ave.; rooms, garage, acre of land; easy terms; will take some trade. MERRIFIELD, 911 State Life Bldg DRexel 1904-J. HOME OR INVESTMENT FOR COLORED. Dandv double: gas, city water, electricity. Let vour rent buy your home. Small down payment. Ir. 3156. WE CAN sell your city property. ROLAND M. ARFNS & CO.. 1101 Peoples Bank. Realtors. Lin. 6010 Suburban for Sale STREET CAR. BUS OR TRACTION SERVICE HURRY—S2.3SO.OO—HURRY Bungalow; four large rooms: electric lights, well, nice lot. dandy garage. Located off State Rd. 67 in Mars Hill. E Z terms. Ma. 0792. MR. NEUKOM. evenings. Wa. 4900-M. Real Estate for Exchange FULTON. 622-24; SPRING. 621—Trade for auto or lot, for equity. Pr. 1972-W. Building and Contracting GENERAL building and contracting: remodeling a specialty. CIVIC REALTY COMPANY. 136 N. Delaawre. L1n.,5050. Miscellaneous for Sale FURNITURE CLEAN-UP SALE Special for 3 Days Sate, Mom,, Tdies* Nine-piece FumetJ Oak Dining Room Suite., Table, Buffet, China Closet, Six Chairs with refinished leather upholstered seats $45 Seven-piece living room outfit, Bed Davenport, Chair, Rocker, Library Table, Bridge and Floor Lamps, Combination Bookcase $39,50 Three-room outfit, complete $95 y TERMS Rtaodes=BMfffoird Largest Used Goods Store In Central-West. 335 E. WASH. BATHROOM, COMPLETE, $76 536 N. La Salic. Ch. 3270. DINING AND LIVING-ROOM—Oak furniture; iron baby bed. 3936 Cornelius. DRUMS TRAP—AIso Spanish shawl; never worn. Hem. 2507. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES All kinds electrical repairing MEIER ELECTRIC CO.. 136 S. Meridian St. ELECTRIC SWEEPER — Gas range, sewing machine: cheap. Ta. 0274. 45 W. 27th. Bed Davenports; $5. 200 SO. MERIDIAN ELECTRIC washer—Very good condition; cheap. Call 1108 Union St. LlVlNG—Dining. 2 bedrooms and kitchen furniture. High grade goods. Reasonable for cash 2514 E. 17th St. PAINT; Superior house paint: outside or ' Inside: 15 colors and white, $1.49 gal. MARION PAINT CO.. 366 S. Meiidian St. Main 4165, ■ 9x12 Congoleum Rugs; $5.95. ■ 200 SO. MERIDIAN RUMMAGE SALE—Usea doming and furnlture. 127 W, Georgia St. Bed Davenport Suite; $25. 200 SO. MERIDIAN SCALES; meat slicers and choppers. Reduced prices; service rendered on all types of scales. 243 N. Penn. DAYTON SCALE CO. JTpc. BEDROOM spite; 8 pc. dining suite; 5 pc. breakfast suite. Used only one month; will sell at half price for cash if sold immediately. 1926 Madison Ave. 60 in. and 66" buffets; regular $59 and $69 values for $22.95. 200 SO. MERIDIAN TYPEWRITERS: all makes;; used; bargain prices. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Mass, Ave., opp. P. O. Walnut Chifforobe; $24.50. i 200 SO. MERIDIAN Your Credit fls Good You can phone in your want ads and have them charged. This courtesy is extended /to anyone who has no past due aaccounts on our books. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A courteous girl will help you write your ad. Call Main 3500. . Want Ad Dept. < Cedar Chest; $9.90. 200 SO. MERIDIAN ‘ ; SEWING machines, drop-head Singers, $lO up; repairs for all makes. Singer Cos.. 126 W. Washington. Main 1418. CASH ONLY—Pine 8-piece walnut dining suite, colonial mahogany bedroom suite; 2-piece living-room suite. 4237 College. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Bargain; 5 rooms of furniture; $25 down, balance monthly; A-I reference required. 1515 Pruitt, near South Grove Golf Links. Call from 6 to 8 p. m. * '

Miscellaneous for Sale OVERCOAT—Boy's, heavy, size 12; also lady’s sport coat. Ta. 5215. Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing furniture, magazines, papers will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Rilev 6622 127 W Georgia t FURNITURE WANTED We will pav the besff price. Ch. 3632. Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKS From high-producing, pure bred, blood-tested stock; 2a for $4; 50 for *8; SIOO for sls. Send small deposit. balance C. O. D. Catalogue free. Hoosier Chick Hatchery, 802 State Life Bldg. Rl. 5087, BABY And supplies, now and all the time; ducklings in February, turkeys and goslings in March. We have- birds, fish and supplies BOYER'S HATCHERY. 34 N. Delaware St. Ri. 5470. EXCELLENT—Pedigveed police ouppies: show type; reasonable. Hem. 4964. EXCELLENT—Pedigreed police puppies; show type; reasonable. He. 4964. Musical Instruments HAMILTON MANUELLO PLAYER Like new. half price. $3 per week. See Mr. Stevens. CHRISTENA TEAGUE PIANO CO. PLAYER PlANO—Music, bench' $145; $1.75 per week. See Mr. Stevens. CHRISTENA TEAGUE PIANO CO. Our reorganized player roil dept, offers an entire netv stock ol Q. R. S.. records and deluxe player rolls. Latest hits. BALDWIN S RINNE MUSIC CO.—DRUM SHOP. Leedy drums. “King” band instruments. Selmer Clarinets, violins, banjos. 128 Pembroke Arcade. Ma. 4574. PLAYER PlANO—Finish payments of $250 on $650 instrument: ,$2 a week. No interest. ROBERTSON’S. 235 N. LAGONDA— Upright pieno, mahogany finish: in perfect condition: terms $1.50 per week. Ri. 2155. SEVERAL--Bargains in used dffinos. phonographs arid radios. WILSpN-STEWART MUSIC CO.. 44 N. Penn. St, Ma. J 287. _ USED SAXOPHONES—AII kinds, all times, every instrument rebuilt. Lorenz Sax. School. 122 Pembroke Arcade. _ Li ._ 1421. VICTROLA—TabIe model, mahoeany, with records. Real buy. Wa. 1794-W. _ VICTROLA - Table model, mahogany, with records. Real buy. Wa. 1794-W. KNABE—Grand, Amnico; cost $3,000; perfect condition: sl.ooo. Radio Equipment EXPERT RADIO SERVICE - - Aerials erected; work guaranteed; A. B. C. RADIO SERVICE. Ri. 4951. lie. 3477. IP YOU WANT'EXPERT RADIO Service, call Ra. 0178 RADIOS-- 1 for $25. Mothers S4O each: half price, H. H. Torrence. Stubbins Hotel. ' EXIDE BATTERIES-Called lor and delivered. Ir. 07C0. 3607 E. New York St. 5-TUBE, SINGLE DIAL-VERY REASONABLE. JTA. 0178. S. M. SHIELDED SUPER Cimap, or trade j for Vlctoreen colls. Dr. 6381. ■ Machinery and Tools TWO No. 5 GYRATORY STONE CRUSH- i ERS—Two No. 4 Gyratory stone crushers. I Address ROY VAIL. Clarksburg. Ind \ Money to Loan Second Mortgages Construction Loans We advance money for building or improvement to real estate. Quick j service. . Columbia Securities Cos. LL 6334. " 152 N. Delaware WE BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapo.is and Marlon County property from tltleholders. Mr. Fry. THE WASHINGTON' COMPANY. 257 W Washington Sc Main 0792

AUTOMOBILES AND FURNITURE Loans to the man who works Legal rate, qulcx service. Plenty of oamnv space. Phone Rilev 4974. * BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 207 E New York St PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN 330 Occidental Bldg. Main 6229. Southeast corner Wash, rind 111. Sts. RATE 2', Lowest rate in city; below legal rate. No extra charges. No embarrassing Investigations. Ollier companies paid off. Loans on Personal Piopertv 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—SIO TO *3OO POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION 106 E. Market St. Room 513. Phone. Ma. 1278. LOANS. $lO to ssou. No indorsers, no publicity. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORnOP ATTON Ma 2923 404 Kresw B’dg Legal Notices STEPHENS —1923 sport roadster, model 92-B. motor number 28145; will be sold Jan. 18 for storage and repair charges, amounting to *144.93. (Signed) REX McCORMJCK. 1505 Montana. TEMPORARY LOAN. DEPARTMENT 'OF FINANCE —NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to General Ordlance No. 1. 1.028. .the Common Council of the citv of Indianapolis. State of Indiana, passed on the 9th day of January,. 1928. and approved and signed by the mavor on the 10th dav of January. 1928. the undersigned citv controller of the city of Indianapolis will receive seafed bids at the office of the city controller until 11 o'clock a. m. on the. 13th day of January. 1928, for the temporary loan of six hundred thousand ($600,000.00) dollars to the citv of Indianapolis. payable from the current revenues | of said city. Three hundred thousand $300,000.00) dollars of said sum appropriated shall be delivered on the 14th day of January, 1928. and shall run for a period not to exceed four 14) months thereafter and three hundred thousand $300,000.00) dollars of said sum appropriated shall be delivered on the 29th day of February, 1923. and shall run for a period not to exceed three .(3) months thereafter. All bids to be on the annual rate of interest asked, or not to exceedsix (6G) per cent per annum to which a premium may be added and the loan will be awarded to the lowest and best bidder but the right is reserved to reject any and all bids. The obligation issued by said City will be negotiable note or notes of said cltv. Three hundred thousand ($3(10.000.00) dollars of which shall bear the date of Jan. 14. 1928. and three hundred, thousand ($300,000.00) dollars shall bear the date of Feb. 29. 1928. and the date of delivery of said money specified and each of said notes bearing the date of Jan. 14. 1928. shall be due and payable on the lt4h day of May, 1928, and each of said notes bear- , ing the date of Feb. 29. 1928, shall be due and payable on the 29th dav of Mav. 1928. and will be in the total amount of six hundred thousand ($600,000.00) dollars. Legal opinion of the legality of the issue will be furnished by the corporation counsel of the citv of Indianapolis. CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. By L. ERT SLACK. Mayor. STERLING R. HOLT. Citv Controller. JOHN W. HOLTZMAN. Corporation • Counsel. Coal and Wood

REDUCED Standard White Ash Ind. No. 6 $4.75;:; NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING. SOLD ONLY BY STANDARD FUEL CO. 326-46 W. 13th St. Lin. 1011good 6-in. lump No. 5 Indiana: *5.50 per ton. RICHLAND COAL CO. 105 N. Minker St. Bel. 0272. EGG COKE—S 7 per ton. T. J. MILLER. Standard and Division Sts. Li. 7633. STEWART COAL CO. 3538 Roosevelt Ave. Ch. 4600. KINDLING WITH EACH TON COAL AND COKE ATLAS FUEL CO. * 401-428 W. MORRIS. DR. 0883. DR- 0533.

, Coal and Wood 1 WHY PAY MORI}? \ Old Hickory While Ash, $3.23 * 2 Tons, $10.25 . ■ Monarch Lump $5.50 2 Tons, $10.7j3 Big 6-in. rescreened No. 5. W; Va. 6-in. Ip $6.25 . 2 Tons, $12.23 Poca. Mine Run, .No. J $6.50 2 Tons, $12.30 ! Red Asli Poca. Ip. . .$7.25 2 Tons, $14.00 Beckley seam. / Our Guarantee—2,ooo pounds per ton and a square deal. NAGELSON COAL CO. Lin. 92G0. RI. 1866. 831 E. St. Clair. No Clhiarge for Wheeling We guarantee every pound of j our coal to be as represented. We I welcome the weight inspector on I every' load. i West Virginia splint. 6-inch lump.’. .$6.75 Two tons. sl3. Big Virginia block 1 7.00 Two tons, $13.50. Eastern Kentucky egg 6.25 Two tons. sl2. Brazil block, shoveled, furnace preparation ... 5.75 Pocahontas mine run 6.75 Two tons. 613. Blue Ridge Red Ash Virginia Lump The high-grade coal from Fayette Coun--tv. W. Va.. that we have put into many 'places in preference to Pocahontas, because of its high heat value, lower in ash than Pocahontas; makes little smoke and positively will not clinker. Only $7.50 per tori or 514.50 for two tons. O. MARTIN ICE AND FUEL CO. The coal yard where quality is'higher than price. WE MAKE DELIVERIES ANYWHERE. I Ta. 1201 ■ BE "COALED" now—Keep warm later. DUNN COAL CO. 1745 W. St. Clair Bel 0135 Kindling With Each Ton Yellow Diamond 6-in. Ip. tkd..! $7.00 Best W. Va. block. 6-in. fkd.... 6.50 Best W. Va. egg. 2x4. fkd. 6.25 Best E. Ky. .block, 6-in. fkd 6.75 Ind. 5-inch lp. fkd 5.50 Bethel Cofll Cos. Drex. 5200. _223 Caven SL ! HOOSIER BRICK AND COAL CO. | HE. 1331. _ _ HE. 1332. ! SPECIAL SALE 3 DAYS ONLY 1 GENUINE LINTON 4TH VEIN FKD. LP. j | " $5.25 2 TONS, $lO j CAPITOL CITY FUEL CO. : DREX. 0263. DREX. 0264 J Good Coal 2,000-lb. ton. : Ind. No. a. 6-ln. lump $5.25 i I W. Virginia lump 6.50 j Pocahontas lump 8.25 i ! . Partlow Coal Cos. ; 17QB Enrlith. Drex. 7311 Lgcdki Looks i INDIANA LUMP $5.25 EASTERN KY. 6x3 LP $6.50 WEST VA. LP $6.50 All Good, High-Grade Coal We load in a “jiffy.” *1 less. FRED GOEPPER & SON. Belmont 4704. GLENN COAL CO. 430 Indiana Ave. Ri. 4331. NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING TRY ONE TON. W. Va. Egg $6.25 W. VA. 2-IN LP.. $6.35 W. Va- 4-in. lp $6.50 W. Va. 6-iu. lp $6.75 No. 5 forked. Island Creek lp $7.00 POCAHONTAS 4-IN. LP k... 57.50 POCAHONTAS 4-IN. LP *B.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 lp. Ind. lp- $5.00-5.50 RED RIVER CO. CH. 1610 CH. 1610

ACME COAL CO. 424 W. 17th. 401 Ritter Ave. _Tn. 0534. Irv. 4406_ NO CHARGE FOR WHEEL-IN White Ash $5.50 No. 5 lump. W. Virginia 6x3 lump $6.50 W. Virginia shovel lump ....$6.50 to R 7.00 Poca. 4-in. shovel $7.50 Wonder, Red Ash seam Poca. mine run $6.75 Wonder Red Ash scam Ind. lump shovoled $5.00 N9. 5 Anchor Coal Cos. Drex. 0171. Drex. 0171

Brazil lp. Ind $5.25 W. Va. furnace Ip $6.50 Island Creek lp *6.75 Foca. birr lp. red ash $7.75 These are highest quality coals: low in ash. high in heat, and will satisfy. J. & J. COAL CO. TA. 2471. , TA. 2471. /"•' S'icpiies and Repairs AUTOMOBILE TOPS; side curtains made new or repairs. JOHN GUEDELHOEFER WAGON CO.. 202 Kentucky Ave. USED TIRES. Wholesale and RfftSfi. b. SELIG A-. SON, Z3 S EAST Automobiles Wanted WILL pav casn tor vour cur or voui eauitv. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin. 4516. 561 N. Capitol. USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. GOLDBERG BROS.. 543 N. CAPITOL. LINCOLN 4638. £ Automobiles for Sale 1925 FORD COUPE Practically new tiros: good finish; A-l mechanically; a bargain for only S3O. STATE AUTO CO. 535 N, Capitol. Open evenings. 1925 FORD TOURING—Good shape; tires good, a real good car for SBS. Easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Wash. 1927 ESSEX COACH—S6OO; driven only a short time. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO.. Capitol and Michigan. FORDS Are Detter and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHA.RP CO. USED CAR BARGAINS . LATE MODELS EASY TERMS. FRANK FEESER CO. 1126 PROSPECT GET YOUR CONTRACT NOW , PATHFINDER AUTO SERVICE CORP. . 215 E, New York. LI. 1232. Oaklands{ 1926-27 We have several of these late model coaches and sedans and have cut our prices to move them quickly as we need the room. Terms or your car in trade. Central Buick Cos. Used Car Store 602 N. Capitol Open evenings

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. Automobiles for Sola LOWER PRICES We Have the Car You Want at th# Price You Want to Pay SEE OUR CARS FIRST 192 G Essex Coach S4OO 1926 Overland Sedan .... 370 1923 Oakland Coupe .... 290 1923 Yelie 6 Coupe 220 1925 Essex Coach 320 1925 Overland Sedan 290 1924 Olds 6 Sedan 290 1925 Studebaker Special Sedan 640 1925 Olds De Luxe Coach 470* 1924 Nash 4 Coupe 320 1924 Nash 6 i Sedan 490 1920 Hudson Coach 500 1924 Hudson Coach 400 1923 Hudson Coach 270 1921 Hudson Phaeton 100 1924 Nash 6 Touring 300 1923 Nash 6 Touring ..... 170 1924 Nash 4 Carriole ..... 375 1925 Ford Roadster, 100 1926 Ford Roadster ...... 175 1926 Ford Touring .' 190 1925 Ford Coupe 190 1924 Ford Fordor Sedan. 170 1924 Essex Coach 250 1925 Oakland Sedan 500 1925 Jewett 6 Sedan .... 520 1924 Jewett Sedan 400 1924 Jewett Coupe . 300 1926 Jewett Brougham... 530 1924 Chevrolet Sedan .... 190 1924 Overland Sedan .... 170 j 1926 Chevrolet Coach .... 370 51926 Chevrolet Touring .. 245 j 1926 Overland Touring .. 75 |1926 Ford Coupe 290 1923 Nash 6 Sedan , 395 1924 Hudson Sedan 450 Trades Taken—Easy Terms Open. Evenings till 9 P. M. INDIANAPOLIS • Auto Exchange INCORPORATED 428-30 N. Capitol Ave. - Lln. 4366-4367. _____ Buick. Very late 4-pass. Coupe. Only $750. Every Car Reduced SIOO to SSOO 2 felCi STORES 440 N. Capitol MAin 0550. 209 W. North MA. 0554 Ford, 1927 Fordor Here is a real snap, as this car has v only been out 7 months and has had the best of care. Looks and runs like new. At the price we are asking you will buy it on sight. Terms or your car in trade. Central Buick Cos. Used Car Store 602 N. Capitol. Open evenings. 1925 HUDSON COACH Mechanically perfect throughout, good rubber; excellent finish. Here’s one of those cars that never wear out; $75 down. STATE AUTO CO. 535 N. CAPITOL AVE. OPEN EVENINGS 1927 CHEVROLET COACH -- Jumpers, heater, spare tire; only driven 1,700 miles. Cannot be told from new. A real bargain for quick sale. Easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Washington. 1926 FORD COUPE Excellent condition. Driven very little. A bargain. , _ . , Central Buick Used Car Store. 602 N. Capitol. Open evenings. 1922 HUPP TOURING Was owned by an old couple; balance due SIOO. , . STUTZ OF INDIANA 1525 N. Meridian. LI. 4515. OPEN EVENINGS "twin""PACKARD. Series 2; A-l mechanically; a real bargaln - STAR PARTS. USED FORDS FRANK HATFIELD CO. Authorised Ford Dealer. 625 N Capitol Main 470?. USED CARS of every description: prieeri and terms always right. Farrell Bros.. 232 N. Capitol. Lin. 6232. USED CAR BARGAINS. JONES WHITAKER SALES CO. CAPITOL AT VERMONT. WALLERICH’S USED CAR BARGAINS. 314 N. DELAWARE ST.

USED CARS $lO TO S2OO DOWN Oakley Motor Sales 1663-65 S .Meridian. Dr. 4743. 1924 FORD COUPE Good mechanical condition throughout. A wonderful bargain at $25 down. STATE AUTO CO. 535 N. CAPITOL AVE. OPEN EVENINGS. “PILOT SEDAN Wonderful condition; bargain; balance due sll9. STUTZ OF INDIANA 1525 N. MERIDIAN Lin. 4515. Open evenings. ROY O’BRIEN CO. Plenty of good used cars. Prices arc Washington St Irv. 3822. 1925 HUDSON COACH Good mechanical condition. A real bargain at $450.00. $125 down, balance easy. FARRELL BROS. 332 N. Capitol Ave. Lin. 8232. FORD—I 926 coupe; new paint, balloon tires, good shape, a real buy. Easy term*. HARE CHEVROLET CO., 525 E. Wash. 1924 FORD TOtJRING—With new winter top, good tires, a real good car at a bargain. HARE CHEVROLET CO., 525 E. Washington. DODGE TOORINO—I923 model; A-l condltion. Bargain. 1612 Pierson Ave. Trucks 1925 FORD TRUCK Late model. You can't pass tbl* up for only S6O. STUTZ OF INDIANA 1525 N. Meridian St. Lin. 4515. Open evenings. RECONDITIONED TRUCKS. VARIOUS KINDB AND SIZES. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT 11811 KENtttoky ave main 2*n 1927 CHEVROLET TON TRUCK—With factory cab, stake body, only driven 1,500 miles, cannot be tola from new. at A greatly reduced prices. Easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 625 E. Washington. 1927 CHEVROLET—One ton dump truck, cab has been in service only about 6 weeks, a car worth every cent we ask. Easy term*- HARK CHEVROLET CO--525 E. Washington.