Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 273, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1928 — Page 13

■ARCH 12, 1928

POPULAR NEWS OF SCIENCE TO RUN IN TIMES Expert Will Write Daily Articles on Modern ‘Golden Age.’ The golden age of science is the name that eminent authorities have applied to the twentieth century. For scientific marvels such as were the dreams of visionary novelists last century are fast becoming daily realties' in this century. The airplane, the Zeppelin, the submarine, the radio, and even television are almost commonplace today. New scientific marvels are on their way. A person can no longer understand or appreciate the world in which he lives unless he has an understanding and an appreciation of science. Scientists among themselves, however, talk in technical phrases and mathematical equations which arc worse than Greek to the layman. He can only understand the fascinating story of science if it is translated into non-technical language. For the past six years. David Dietz, Scripps-Howard Science Editor, has had conspicious success in interpreting science to laymen. This lias been written to introduce Dietz to readers of The Times, for beginning Monday, March 19, The Times will print a short daily article on science by Dietz. In addition, Dietz will lecture three times this week in city , high schools, the time yet to be set.

Knows Scientists During the past six years, Dietz lias attended a majority of the important scientific meetings in the United States and many important meetings in Europe. He has visited many of the world’s most important scientific centers, including the Mt. Wilson Observatory in California, the Desert Laboratory at Tucson, Ariz., the Geophysical Laboratory, the Terrestial Magnetism Laboratory, the Naval Observatory, the Bureau of Standards and other important institutions in Washington, the Greenwich Observatory and the Royal Institution in London, the Paris Observatory and the Pasteur Institute in Paris ,and so on. He has interviewed Prof. Albert Einstein, author of the theory of relativity; Dr. Niels Bohr, author of the Bohr theory of the atom; Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir Ernest Rutherford, Sir Frank Dyson, the astronomer royal of Great Britain, and many other famous European scientists. He is well acquainted with the leaders of American science, President Merriam of the Carnegie Institution; Dr. Harlow Shapley, director of the Harvard Observatory; Dr. R. A. Millikan, discoverer of the cosmic rays; Dr. George E. Hale the famous astronomer, and many others. Dietz has a reputation as a lecturer as well as a writer on science and has lectured in all parts of the United States to audiences of laymen and students. Member of Many Societies He has lectured at Ohio State University, the University of Arizona, the Montana State Normal College, the Eastern Kentucky State Normal College and many others. He is a member of the faculty of Western Reserve University, being lecturer in general science in Cleveland College, one of the colleges comprising the university. He is a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society and a member of the American Astronomical Society, American Chemical Society, Society Astronomique dc France, American Association for the Advancement,of Science, British Astronomical Association, British Association for the Advancement of Science, Chaldeau Society of Great Britain, Astronomical Society of the Pacific, Ohio Academy of Science and Cleveland Astronomical Society. At the last meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, he presented by invitation a paper on the relation of the newspaper to science. Readers will find Dietz’s daily column on science a combination of scientific accuracy and fascinating readability.

WOMAN DRINKS POISON (Suicide Attempt Due to Fear Husband Would Leave. Mrs. Vernnie Gibson, 1902 Southeastern Ave., is in a critical condition at city hospital after drinking poison Saturday* night. She attempted suicide because she believed her husband, Aubrey Gibson, was about to leave. When police arrived, they found •a note addressed to her husband on a table. The note read: “Aubrey, you said you would have to leave to get rid of me. I know you would rather be with your blonde and I would rather be dead than to be away from you. You said that you don’t care for me any longer and I know' you don’t. You said j'ou w'anted to be free and have some pleasure, I hope you have it. I know I haven’t treated, you right and I know you haven’t treated me right, so I am sorry for every word I have ever said to you and everything I have ever done.” PLANALUMNI BANQUET Annual Franklin College Event Is Set for March 23. The annual dinner of the Indianapolis Alumni of Franklin College will be held at the Columbia Club, March 23. Dr. Homer P. Rainey, of the youngest college heads in the' country, recently inaugurated as president of the college, will be introduced.

Bottlers’Guest

C. B. Chesterman of Sioux City, president of the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages, who will represent that organization at the annual convention of the Indiana State Bottlers Protective Association at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Wednesday and Thursday. He will outline plans of the national organization for a nation-wide advertising campaign in 800 '.newspapers. The majority of the 185 bottlers of carbonated beverages in Indiana are expected to attend the sessions.

SCHOOL TAX IS LOW Levy Here Compares Favorably With Other Cities. Indianapolis school tax levies compare favorably with other larger cities of Indiana, according to a chart prepared by Albert F. Walsman, school business director, to be submitted to the State tax board in connection with the proposed $600,000 school building bond issue. Os the seventeen first, second and third-class cities Indianapolis is thirteenth from the top in total school, library and kindergarten levies for taxes. Kindergarten lev- i les are made in only three cities— j Logansport, Anderson and Indian- | apolis—and library levies are in-1 eluded with school levies in only ten I cities. The Indianapolis school bond issue levy, 15.3 cents, is less than six of the seventeen cities. The special levy, which pays all school operation costs except teachers’ salaries, is only 15.8 cents here, tiie lowest of any of the seventeen cities. The tuition fund, for teachers’ salaries, 65 cents, is fifth highest, Walsman reported. W. H. HARRISON, LAWER, FILES FOR PROSECUTOR Seeks Republican Nomination; Two Democrats in Race. William Henry Harrison, attorney, 4221 Broadway, filed today as a Republican candidate for nomination as prosecutor. He is the first Republican to seek the office. Several others expect to file within a few days. Five Republicans filed for precinct committtemen. The prosecutor's race already contained the names of two Democrats Raymond F. Murray, 2422 Bellefontaine St., and Edward C. Brennan, 1430 S. Meridian St. Those seeking to be precinct committemen on the Republican ticket, filed today, are George C. Douglass, 632 S. New Jersey St., Precinct 3, Ward 11; Tom L. Cheyne, 526 W. Dr., Woodruff Place, Precinct 3, Center Township (outside); Edward R. McNulty, 1271 Kent Ave., Precinct 6, Ward 14; Lou Wallace Gittner, 1246 W. Thirty-Fifth St., Precinct 29, Ward 4, and Jack C. Thurston, 2241 Nowland Ave., precinct 15, Ward 9.

ACCUSE RICH HOOSIER OF INCOME TAX FRAUD Federal Grand Jury Investigating Case of Up-State Man. The Federal grand jury today w’as investigating, at the request of Mabel Willebrandt, assistant United States attorney general, the case of a wealthy northern Indiana business man charged with filing a fraudulent income tax report. * Albert Ward, United States district attorney, was requested to take the matter before the Federal grand jury, in a long-distance telephone call from Washington last week. The grand jurors also investigated activities of organizers of Florida Farms, Inc., a corporation organized to sell Florida real estate. Indiana investors and banks are reported to have lost several thousand dollars through the scheme. Postal inspectors are understood to have investigated the case and found the corporation no land now, but formerly held a sale contract on certain Florida swamp land valued at about $2 an acre.

DE PAUW FRAT HONORED Indiana Zeta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta Wins State Award. Indiana Zeta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, at De Pauw University, now holds the State scholarship of the fraternity. It was awarded at a Founder’s Day banquet at the Claypool Saturday night. John B. Reynolds, of Chicago, former Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce secretary, spoke. Officers of the State organization elected were Leland G. Ridgeway, president; Ted Davenport, vicepresident; Mark D. Griffin, secre-tary-treasurer, and Frank M. Moorman, reporter. Arrest Two on Gaming Charge Police raided a poolroom at 6 W. Louisiana St., operated by LawTence Schreiner, 930 N. Alabama St., and arrested Schreiner and his brother, Frank Schreiner, on charges of keeping a gaming device and pool selling Saturday night. Dean reported that he confiscated fifteen books of baseball tickets.

DEADLOCK MAY HALT S-4 QUIZ Democrats Assail Coolidge: Plan Senate Probe. WASHINGTON, March 12.—With Senate and House conference committees in deadlock, the likelihood a sweeping investigation of the S-4 sinking and salvage operations has almost disappeared. House conferees, headed by Representative Bertrand H. Snell of New York, Coolidge’s Amherst classmate, refuse to compromise on the House resolution for an inquiry by a presidential commission. Senate conferees are just as unyielding. They are determined the investigation shall be made by a Congressional committee, leaving only the question of safety devices to a board picked by the President. The snag is all the more serious because the original resolution called for a report to the President and Congress by April 15. Even if the two bodies agreed on some kind of an inquiry, hope of a report and remedial legislation at this session is slim. Unless the deadlock is broken soon, by presidential intervention or negotiations, the Senate may order an investigation of its own. Democratic leaders are seriously considering this idea. Democrats who have withheld their fire are preparing to assail the administration for permitting the proposal to be held by two Repub-lican-controlled committees. Demands that President Coolidge use his influence have been made. Death Notices BRENTON, JESSIE MAY—Beloved wife of Frank Brenton and mother of Alva. Arthur. Claude. Marie and Marion Brenton and Mrs. Clifford Eggleston, passed away at her home in Acton. Sundav. j March 11. Funeral Tuesday. March 13. 2:30 p. m., at the home. Burial. Acton cemetery. Friends invited. Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM - Main office. 2228 Shelby St. Drexel 2570. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1154. Res.. Bel 3866-R 1 George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market Main 0808 EDWARD L. MONTAGUE Funeral Home 1214 Prospect St. Drexel 0491 : W. D. BE AN BLOSSOM 1321 W. Ray St. Be. 1588 G. IT. HERRMANN 1722 S. East St. Dr. <477 1 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME Private ambulance. Drexel 2140. I*lsß S, Meridian St. J. C. WILSON; funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive equioment Dr 0321 and Dr. 0322. BERT 6. OADD. 2130 PROSPECT BT. DREXEL 5307 UNDERTAKERS. HISEY h TITUS 831 N. Delaware <J 8828 J. W. PATTERSON Funeral Director. 1324 N. Illinois St. Rilev 3606 SHIRLEY BROTHERS Funeral Service. 946 N. Illinois. Main 1918. HARRY W. MOORE Funeral Director. 2336 N. Meridian. Tal. 4666. KREGELO & BAILEY Funeral Directors. 2233 Meridian. Har. 0551 F. JOHN HERRMANN Successor to G. Herrmann. 620 N. New Jersey. Main 0911. JOSEPH J. SPEAKS Funeral Director. 125 S. Capitol. Main 1094. FRED W. VEHLING Funeral Director. 702 Virginia Ave. Drex. 1362 JOHNSON & MONTGOMERY Funeral Service. 1032 Central Ave Main 1430 ROSCOE CONKLE Funeral Director. 1934 W. Michigan St. Bel. 1934. GEORGE W. USHER Funeral Director. 2301 W. Washington St. Bel. 0148. KIRBY & DINN Funeral Directors. 1901 N. Meridian St. • Har. 0700. NEW UNDERTAKERS Funeral Home . 2455 N. Talbott. Har. 2222. FEENY & FEENY _ Funeral Home. 923 N. Penn Riley 3843. T ransportation Yellowav Systems, Inc. St. Louis, $3. Chicago, $3. 11 a. m„ 11 p. in. 8:30. 11:30 a. m., Dayton, $3. 10:30 p. m. 5 p. m. Pittsburgh. SB. Denver, $25. 7:30 a. m. _ Los Angeles. SSO. Denison Hotel. Ri. 2273, Li. 4383. English Hotel. Rl. 1273.

Lost and Found ARTICLES—Found on Indianapolis street cars yesterday: 3 UMBRELLAS 1 OVERNIGHT BAG 3 PAIRS GLOVES 1 KEY 1 PURSE 3 PACKAGES 8 WOOD FILES Main 2737 CAT—Yellow Angora. Name "King.” Re_ward. Ch. 1941-W. WRIST WATCH— Ladys, white, lost in alley between Keystone and Winter. 1 p. m. Sunday. Reward. 2141 Keystone. WRIST WATCH—White gold, lady's. Ingraved ' Dad to Marie." Ma. 3207. Rew. Special Notices SOMETHING THAT WILL HELP YOU—--10 LESSONS ON APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY FOR sl. PLEASE WRITE AMERICAN STUDY CLASS. 606 DORMAN ST., INDIANAPOLIS. IND. From this date on, will not stand responsible lor any account contracted by my wile. Amelia Evelyn Hopper. HARRY HOPPER. ELECTREAT body massage machine: corrects poor circulation and nervousness. Jean Skinner. IU2 Central. Ap. K. LI. 8873 REFINED--Elderly lady, wants comfortable modern home with congenial family. Gd. references. Address Box C 200, Times. U. S. GOVERNMENT JOB—s9s to $225 month; steady work; men. 18-45; I coach vou. 1307 City Trust Bldg. ■ DRAMATIC ART LESSONS—By Aileen Klaiber, Ch. 1905-R, and Dale Dorsett. Be. 1367-W., Indpls. Conservatory ol Mus. EXPERT—Dressmaker. Coats a specialty; coats relined. Irv, 2180. MASSAGES—Baths; special treatments for colds, etc. Exper woman. Ha. 3504-J. Instructions CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our graOuates pass State examinations easitv 202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 5748 and 6509. PIANO—AND HARMONY LESSONS, FULL HR.. $1; ORAD. TEACHER. RI. 3080. Help Wanted Male TYPIST—In exchange lor vocal jessons. Address C 300, Timas. Help Wanted Female WE HAVE good jobs open In our plant for several girls between *the age of 1825, who are experienced and capable; paper box machine operators or hand workers. Apply between 8 & 9:30 any morning. Paper Package Company,'6l9 S. Delaware St. WANTED—Woman or girl to care for house and 2 children In exchange for home, small salary. 901 Chadwick St. ELDERLY LADY WANTED—Who desires home with small family; light housework; no washing. 1762 E. Kelly GIRL —For general housework at oncesmall wages. 3029‘b W. Mich. GlßL—Young; south side preferred. CALL 225 E. lOWA. Situations Wanted Male COOK-A-il swing mam Irv cook, roast cook; hotel outside Indianapolis; chef first-class case, restaurant work. HARLEY BUSLEY, 1002 N. Illinois, Indianapolis, Ri. 5246.

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Situations Wanted Male EXP.—Houseman or butler. Will do Janitor work. Reference. He. 3248. EXP. COOK—Private home or hotel; all around man. Dr. 3608-M. Situations Wanted Female RELIABLE Colored woman: cooking. laundry work or claenlng. Ch. 2973-M. YOUR LAUNDRY—Done at your price; flrst-ciass. Reference. Be. 1193-R. Business Announcements I FOR PAPER CLEANING—CaII Dr. 3610. i Work guaranteed. JONES fc MILLER. PAPER HANGING—Plaster patching. Work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Be. 3505. PLASTER PATCHING—And repairing; also I brick work. LI. 4963. PAPER HANGING—I dav service. All work guaranteed. Li. 4983. RUG. 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. U j Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462. HENDRIK DlNKLA—Contracting painterfree est.' comp. Ins. Est. 1902. Ch. 2682-W. Rooms for Rent BELLEFONTAINE, 1528 Modern, light. front room;_pri.,_fam. privilege of board. BROADWAY, 2442—Lovely front room, private home; every modern convenience reasonable - gentleman. He. 4586. CENTRAL. 3149—Comfortable rm.: 2 girls, women; twin beds: home priv. Wa. 2122. CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia Av.: steamheated rooms; $2.50 to _ss_y. eekly. GRAY. 823 N.—Nicely turn. rm.. kitchen; mod., pri, home.; gar, opt. Ch. 2145-M. ILLINOIS. N„ 431—Apt. 5; front rm.. modern, private; 2 employed. Li. 6938. ILLINOIS. N.. 2446 Furnished rooms; modern. Ha. 3504-J. KENWOOD. Nice, warm room: private car line and bus. Hi). 0442-J KENWOOD. 2931 Nice, warm room: private home; car line and bus. Ha. 0442-J. MER.. N.. 2212 —Beautiful room adjoining | bath, suitable 2: $3 and $8 Ha. 3679-w. MICH., E., 431—Front rm.. single or double: modern; men. Li. 5439. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 171<> Large, lovely, front room in modern home, opp, bath; reasonable. He._1 553. PENN.. N.. 1100- Attractive room, modern ! home; hot water. Rl. 5292. I RILEY AVE.. N.. 29—Nice front rm.. mod. i home: 2 girls or married cple. Ir. 3576-J. RIVERSIDE DR., 1821 E Large nirv nil.: across S. Grove Golf course; mod. home.; twin beds.: 2 or more. Ha. 0317-j. TALBOTT. N„ 2230—COMFORTABLE RM PENN. CAR; GAR. TA. 3919. _ VERMONT, E . 123: Colonial. No'. 3 Lain-’ front rm . twin beds, city heat: men. _ Your Credit Is Good . Vou can phone In vour 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 ocurteous girl will help you write vour ad. Call Main 3500. Want Ad Dept. WARM- Modern loom, widow's home; north. Tal. 0481. j SHARE BEAUTIFULLY turn. apt., couple i or 2 _ladies; reas_ 1 OR 2 middle aged, congenial, share modern suburban home. Reas.; phone SouthportJßßW-2. after 5 n. m. Room for Rent With Board OAKLAND. 1133—Attractive rm.. modern ! home, garage, gd meals. Cli 1342-M OXFORD. 540 N.--Attractive large room; mod, hme; rise hath; 2 men: t:r. Ch. 3986. 28TH. W.. 1017 Room, modern home. good meals: $7; men preferred CHILD TO BOARD Under 6 years. Mother s care, Ch. 0162-R _ CHILD or baby to board: lovely mod. I home, north. Mother's care Wa. 1704. CONGENIAL COUPLE To” share home: private family. I'a. 0129 WILL CARE For invalids or elderly peo- i pie: my home; graduate nurse, Ha. 3504-J j Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N , 1005 3 suites of housekeeping rms.. ejean. modern. _ BELLEVIEW, N., 42-3 rail, downstairs, clean, homelike, priv., reasonable. CENTRAL. 1938- Front room, kitchenette; clean, newly furnished: garage: adults. COLLEGE. 1322 Modern rooms everything furnished: warm. Rilev 2668. DEL.. N.. 815 2 COMFORT. MOD. CLEAN RMS.: CHILDREN _WELC.: STEAM HT. _ NEW JERSEY, N.. 124 3"light” housekeeplng rooms: $3 to $4. Rilev 4145. NEW JERSEY. N„ 727 Rooms, modern home: ev-ryjhing furnii-hed: $4 50 tip. _ NEW JERSEY. 2042 N. 2 rm . .1. a:: everythg. nicely fur.: nr. car line: adult: . NORTHWESTERN. ””2507 2 front rms.. 2 or 3 people: mod. Ha. 1172-R. OHIO. E.. 538 -2 nice front rms.; $5.50. 1 front room, $3.50. PARKT2I42—2 lovely rms.: everything furnished: reasonable. lie. 2016. 12TH. E.. 610 Rm. and kitchenette unfurnished: warm, modern. WANTED Congenial couple to :.!:are nice mod. home with widow. 831 Tccnmseh PI.

Apartments for Rent CAPITOL. N„ 2942—Attractive upper duplrx: 6 rmr : mod.: lit. A. la rj > MERIDIAN. S.. ilia 3 rooms, modern, hrat. ntrr. naragF \V;>. 1240 19TH ST., 418 E. Choice 0-room apt ; side porch, heat and water: SSO. Ma. 5156. State Savings 6c Trust Cos.. 9 V. Market St. MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS 1603 Central . 55.00 Moynahan Properties Cos. Ma. 4818 or RI. 1371. Night or Sunday ONLY $28.50 Colored; 220 W. North; Apt. 2; Laverne; 4 rms.; bath, dec., gas, heat, water. Janitor lurn. Newly deco. He. _ 5858. TWO-rooms apt., with in-a-door bed also 3-room: private baths. Ri. 6541. The CAMBRIDGE Apartment Hotel North and Delaware Sts. 1, 2 and 3-room suites; first-class hotel service. H. H. Woodsmall & Cos., Inc. Li. 5391. Ma. 2808. “We insure everything but the hereafter.” Nights and holidays call Lester Johnson. Dr. 2840. Houses and Flats Furnished GRANT. 919; 5-rm. Eng. type bung., breakfast nook: fireplace, front drive, vear old: sacrifice $1.500 equity. Oh. 2160-M. HARLAN ST.. 1115—3-rm. double: completelv turn.; $7 weekly. Dr. 1923-J. ILLINOIS, N.. 1411'.2—One room and kitchen. modern. ILLINOIS. N.. 1220—Beautiful furnished apartment. Ri, 6949. Inquire Apt. 2. 11TH, E.. 243; Apt. 4—2 rooms, modern apt., steam heat; $6.50 weekly. 4 ROOMS—Completely furnished; walking distance. Ma. 6221. DANDY NEW BUNGALOW Only $250 down payment, balance monthly; 5 rooms, bath; furnace, electric lights, shades, garage. Come out Sunday. Phone Ch. 1938. SEMI-MODERN- 4-rm. house., furnished; Plano: 520. Address Box C 700, Times. Houses for Rent ADAMS. 2059 —4 rms.; built-in features; water pd.; improved st. $22,50, Ch. 2495-R. BELLEFONTAINE, 2625—5 rms.; modern except lurnace; $23.50. He. 4967. BELLEFONT A INE. 2619-5 rooms: bath, heatrola; $25, He. 4967. DORMAN, 322-318 —5 rooms modern; sl7 and $25. DRAPER, 1722 —4 rooms, semi-modern; garage; near Minn, car: S2O Water pd. CIVIC REALTY CO.. Lt. 5050. DRAPER. 15§9—5-room house, gas. elcc., water pd., rent reduced to sl6; nice neighborhood. Owner. Hu. 4368. EASTERN AVE., 238—6-rm. "double; water pd.; $25. Ke.v next door. Dr. 4583-M. 918 FAIRFIELD AVE. Nice 6-rootn to side double; hardwood floors; full basement, garage: SSO. SCHLOSS BROS. INV. CO.. Lin. 2318. 137 E. Wash. St. FLETCHER, 930—7 rooms, modern except bath: garage; only S3O. RI. 3782. GRAY. N , 962—4-rooni modern bungalow double: gar.; water paid. Ch. 5307-R. _ HIAWATHA. 434—5 rooms; electric lights; sls, Ta. 4010. MEREDITH, 2814—Attractive 4-room modern duplex: E. Wash, car; s3l. Ma. 5787. MILEY, N., 130—8 rooms, electric lights. fas. well, cistern, garage, suitable for families; $24. CITY TRUST CO. Ma. 4422. Mr, Hurl, He. 4775. NORTH. E., 3707—4 rms., mod., nearly new, attractive, garage; $32,50. Wa. 0395. NOWLAND. 2105—Halt 6-rm. modern double; garage: $37.50. Ch. 4220-M. PRUITT, W.. 1509 —Rear; 3-room cottage; will paper; $12,50. Ha. 1417-R. RURAL. N„ 2021 2 —5 nice large rooms; seml-m.; car line; gd. neighborhood; S2O. SHELBY. 2732—Modern 5-room double, garage,- water paid. See this first. W. R. HUNTER CO.. MA. 1078. SHELBY, 1323—4 rooms, gas, elcc.. inside toilet, water paid; $lB. Dr. 5874-J. SHERMAN DR., 2304 N.—3 rooms: mod.; S2O; water paid; garage. Ir. 3224. ST. PAUL, 1136—5-room modern double. Dr 3993. TALBOTT, N.. 1838—Desirable modern double; hardwood floors: garage. Hu. 3107. 1714 UNlON—Modern, upper duplex: 5 rooms and bath; S2B. Dr. 4605. VIRGINIA, 859—5-room cottage, gas, elec.. toilet, garage. Irv. 0156-J. WASHINGTON. W., 3423—Just the place lor summer, plenty air and sunshine: 5rooms: garage, nice large porches. Only S2O, He. 5858,

Houses for Rent 22D, E.. 511—8 rooms, bath; garage lncltided; very reasonable. $45. Ir. 748. Your Credit Is Good You can phone in your • want ads ana 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. CHEAP RENT 810 WILCOX 7 rooms, gas, electric lights, furnace. Main 2216. Suburban for Rent 6-ROOM Cottage; west of Madison Ave.; % acre; chicken house; gar.: $25. Be. 4981. Farms for Rent 80 ACRES - Good Improvements, close In. north; cash or grain; immediate poss. C. W. BANGS. 621 Meyer-Klser Bank Bldg. Business Places for Rent MICH. W., 1027—Corner store room and living rms.; garage: $25 mo. Good for grocery or battery business. Apply Stevenson's Grocery, 411 W. North. STORE ROOM Large, in center of best business district of west of Indianapolis. Call Parker. Ma. 4730. BAKERY—FuIIy equipped: with 3 living rooms upstairs. 801 Division. Bel. 1037. Storage and Transfer ~ OTTO J. SUESZ Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on California shipments. Overland hauling. Special rates on return loads. Main 2353 Rilev 3G28. Ch. 4579-0699-W. TRANSFER—CoaI. feed. gen. hauling. B’l E. 64th. W. E. Rodocker. Wa. 4433. Houses for Sale Specializing in Homes, Business and Investment Property After 15 years of experience with the leading real estate offices and trust companies in the real estate field, Forest M. Knight announces the opening of offices at 603 Fletcher Trust building under the name of F. M. Knight Realty Cos., Inc. Mr. Knight’s associates are men of the highest caliber and long sales experience. We will specialize in complete service on homes, business and investment properties. Naturally, we are Realtors and Multiple Listing Members. “.Satisfactory Service for Buyer and Seller’’ F. M. Knight Realty Cos., Realtors 603 Fletcher Trust Bldg. MA 3767-8 Forest M. Knight, President AVe Build Good Houses A clear lot. small payment or your old house in ti arie starts you a complete home, according to your own ideas. We have a number of lots, improved, or suburban tracts. See or call us. Klee & Sehreilier Cos. 1208 New City Trust Bldg. Li. 3734. Evenings. Ch. 4449. Drex, 4572-M. YOUR USED CAR as part payment on a home. We will nance the balance on monthly payment plan. A real change for responsible buyers, with limited capital to own a home. Let us know what you want. Address Times, Box 150 -fIOOCAS I r 1634-1836 Hoefgen St.: 4-room bungalow double; inside toilet: garage: paved street. Price $4,500. no Barrett: Live In one side and let the other help pav lor vour hom*. N .1 FOX. Ma. 6755, eve.. Hu. 1168. WINTHROP AVE,, N. OP 49th Beautiful corner lot: 5 rQotns and bath: long living-room. Will accept used car or cash as down payment, balance like rent. A real buy. Address Box A-ipO. HAMPTON DRIVE. W.. 4in Near new Butler; bargain; 2-story brick veneer; 6 rooms: sun parlor. Owner. Hn. 5381. NORTH 5-room strictly modern, newly decorated bungalow; large lot. garage Terms. 1322_ College, except Sunday. 6100" NORTH" Spien. location: 5-rm. strictly mod. bun.: barg.. terms, Oun.. Ha._3206 SHERMAN DR.. N., 2182—7-rm. mod . oxcent. turn.: barg. quick sale. Ch. 1614-W. BEECH GROVE s'-room mod. bung Bargain for quick sale. Owner. 1252 Roach. RUN DOWN PROPERTY By owner, cash. 2510 Brookside Ave. _____

Suburban for Sale DUDLEY—Nr. Madison; 5 rms.: front, rear por.; elec. Its.. wa., shadies. Tins. W 3484 Farms for Sale WE HAVE-Some fine farms we can sell on small payments; cash, balance by year. Somr we can trade for stocks of merchandise or city property. Write us or call and see us it you want to sell or trade. Business Exchange. 238-39 K. of P. Bldg. Phone Li. 5660. Real Estate for Exchange CAPITOL. 2818 N.~ 8 roms. furnace, bath, toilet, garage; $3,000: terms; take cheaper property as part. Ta. 1792. LUNCH ROOM and Billiard Parlor, end of English car line; cash or trade. Owner, Dr. 0660. FOUR-ROOM Modern double for suburban acreage or home west. Be. 3901-J. Building and Contracting LIFE-TIME HOMES See them while being constructed. An hour or so spent inspecting them will convince you of their superiority. Let us build your home. Easy payments. 243 N. Delaware St. Phone day or evening. Main 1244. _ BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. GENERAL building and contracting; remodeling a specialty. CIVIC REALTY COMPANY. 136 N. Dclaawrc. Lin. 5050 Miscellaneous for Sale COT —Simmons sanitary folding cot; A-l condition; $5. 4347 Winthrop Ave. ELECTRIC SWEEPER—Like new; price sll Will demonstrate. Hu. 5804. ELECTRIC SWEEPER Used 8 months; like new. Call day time only. Hu. 5133. FURNITURE—S rooms: good condition; practically new. 320 S. Dearborn. PAlNT—Superior house paint, outside or inside, 15 colors and white. $1.59 gallon, 366 S. Meridian St. MAin 4165. RUGS—9xI2; CLEANED THOROUGHLY; $1.50. SPECIAL FOR 10 DAYS. CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. CH. 5336. SINGER SEWiNG MACHINES Electric, drop heads, repair all makes. 126 W. WASHINGTON. MA. 1418. STOVE FlXTUßES—Beautiful combination of counter, partition and display case, for cleaning or tailor shop. Very reasonable. HOLLANDER BROS.. 914 Virginia Ave. VACUUM CLEANER—New; sacrifice. S3O cash. 1109 N. Capitol. Apt. 8. MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO.— Electric wiring, motor repairing, electrical appliances, all kinds. 136 S. S. Meridian. Main 2363. Yoiar 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 aaccounts on our books. Avail yourself of this opportunity. A courteous girl will help you write vour ad. Call Main 3500. Want Ad Dept. THREE-PIECE golden oak black leather daveno suite, extra good condition: $49. GORDON’S BARGAIN BASEMENT 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE COMPLETE. SLIGHTLY USED, $l5O. EASY TERMS. 200 S. MERIDIAN RUMMAGE SALE—Used ciotmne and furnlture. 127 W. Georgia St. 3 PIECE OVERSTUFFED BED SUITE; SLIGHTLY USED. $59. 200 S. MERIDIAN TWO MAHOGANY frame upholstered settees; $3.50 each. GORDON’S BARGAIN BASEMENT HAVE 3 rooms of slightly used furniture to start your home; $l5O. Easy terms. 200 SOUTH MERIDIAN NET GAS RANGE—Slightly used $19.50. 200 S. MERIDIAN

Miscellaneous for Sale ~~ KING TYPEWRITER ” EXCHANGE Rentals, repairs and rebuilt typewriters. Mass. Ave.. opp. Postoffice. SlX—Good used soda fountains, back bars and carbonators: in A-l condition; at bargain price: terms. KNIGHT SODA FOUNTAIN CO.. 46 S. Senate Ave. 3 ELECTRIC MOTORS—Ia and (4 horse power; few metal and wood cabinets; cheap. 607-609 W, Washington St. ONE FUMED OAK combination desk and book case: a dandy for only $7 50. GORDON’S BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIAL Something new in meat sheers, also used and refinished scales and choppers. All attractively priced. Ma. 4874. DAYTON SCALE CO. LARGE RYBOLT FURNACE—And RADIATORS: A-l CONDITION, TA. 0909. ONE GOLDEN OAK hall tree; with mirror: $5. GORDON’S BARGAIN BASEMENT 127-129 E. Washington St. Miscellaneous Wanted just thins: How much aid you can give to the needy bv giving vour surplus clothing, furniture, magazines and papers to THE SALVATION ARMY (Industrial home. Rl. 6622, HAVE CASH -For kitchen cabinet, dresser, rugs, cook stove, gas stove, kitchen table, parlor suite, bed and springs; no dealers. _Call Ri. 2772: after 5:30. Call Ta 2728. FURNITURE WANTED We will pav the best price. Ch. 3632, APRIL I—Five or seven-room house near 111, car line. Ta. 4067. WILL PAY CASH For used bicycles. KELSO BROS.. 548 Virginia Ate. , Pets and Live Stock BABY CHICKENS - That live and grow; blood tested: catalogue free. Open to 9 p. m. every day and Sunday. 642 Eugene St. Ta. 7047. BOSTON PUPPIES -TOY, PEDIGREED. ALSO MOTHER. CH. 6742-W. CANARIES Wanted from everywhere. Write SCHAEFER, 307 N. Cardinal. St. Louis. Mo. CANARIES—WANTED 50 FEMALES. 10 SINGERS. Dr. 4050-W ” SPECIAL Assorted heavy babv chicks, this week. sl2 per hundred: first-class stock. BOYER'S HATCHERY. Rl. 5470. 34 N. Del. Radio Equipment CROSLEY—AII electric radio: no batteries, no acids. $137.50; onlv $13.50 down. $12.50 per mo. and 10 mo. to pav. Also other models. DEE JEWELRY CO- 18 N. 111. CONSOLE TYPE—Built-In speaker. Wl'il accommodate battery charger and any type set; 36 in. long and 32 in. high. 3231 N. Illinois. Ta. 0616, WE REPAIR- All makes of radio sets and speakers. CUMMINGS BROS. RADIO CO.. 34 W. Ohio St. Li. 3656. RADIOS- Rentier Super and 1 R 3 Zenith cheap. 919 Grant. Ch. 2160-M CABINET SUITABLE FOR RADIO; REASONABLE. CH. 5075-M Musical Instruments Pianos for Rent $1 Per Month KIMBALL PIANO STORE Ri. 2155 150 N. Delaware VICTOR Upright phonograph, with ten records. $35. Terms $1.25 per week. 150 _N. Delaware. Ri. 2155. DRUM OUTFITS $25 and up. RINNE MUSIC AND DRUM SHOP. 128 Pembroke Arcade. Ma. 1574. RARE BARGAINS In tenor and alto saxophones Eav payment plan. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. 122 Pembroke. Ll. 1421 WRITE -Gulbransen piano factory for catalogue, prices and terms. 3232 W. Chicago St . Chicago. 111. APT. GRAND WITH BENCH FOR QUICK SALE. $285. TERMS LI. 6464. _ VICTROLA RECORDS 106. IN GOOD CONDITION: S2O BE. 4058-R. PIANOS And plaver pianos. SSO to $250; sl_ a week ROBERTSON S 235 N. Penis. PLAYER PIANO At big sacrifice: for sale or trade Be 4435. Barter and Swap PAPER HANIGNG-Painting In exchange for furniture. Li. 4963. Business Opportunities ESTABLISHED Transfer business: must sell at once: other business; three closed trucks and other equipment; all other Information with the present customers; cash or part cash to the right party; experience not necessary. Ch. 3493. Eve., Dr. 0199. FURNISHINGS -Of 32-room hotel on Illinois St ; ran show where this is moneymaker: running water in each room: steam heat BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 238-39 K of P. Bldg Phone. Lin. 8660. HAVE Client that has equity in five-room house; will trade for grocery, dry goods or some business. BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 238-39 K. of P. Bldg. Phone, I,in. 5660 HALF micros*, in light manufacturing business; can show 200't profit; $3,000 handles. Consider ladv or gentleman. Business Exchange, 238-39 K. ol P. Bldg. Phone Lin 5660, RESTAURANT PARTNER WANTED—With middle age man. sober and active One who can Invest $l5O. Prefer lady capable of looking after cash register. Write case manager. 513 N. New Jersey.

Money to Loan LOANS $lO to S3OO This corporation provides a place where you may borrow from $lO to S3OO in a dignified, businesslike manner, without paving more than the LAWFUL RATE OF INTEREST and without being imposed upon in any way. WE DO NOT NOTIFY .vour eniplojer, neither do we make inquiries of vour friends, relatives or trades people. NO INDORSER REQUIRED. If you arc unable to call at our office, phone Ma. 2923 or write us, and our representative will call at your home. ALL INTEREST CHARGES under State regulations. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (FOURTH FLOOR) Corner of Pennsylvania and Wash. Sts. Entrance 41 E Washington Bt. Phone Main 2923. FAMILY LOANS SIO.OO TO $300.00 On furniture and automobiles. Loans to the man who works. No indorsers. Legal rate. Quick, courteous, confidential. Plenty of parking space. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 207 E. New York Riley 4974 “LOANS— $10 TOTis3oo TO HUSBAND AND WIFE At lawful rates and easy terms of reEayment. We charge only on monthly alances. You can reduce or pav off loan any time. UNDER STATE SUPERVISION. _ Popular Finance Corporation A DIFFERENT KIND OF LOAN COMPANY Room 513,106 E. Market St. Phone MA in 3278 WE BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Marion County property from titleholders. Mr. Fry. THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 257 W. Washington St. Main 0793. MONEY LOANED ON PERSONAL PROPERTY To Husband and Wife. No indorsers. CASH IN 24 HOURS SECURITY LOAN CO. 136 N, Delaware. Lin. 5050. LOANS ON \UTOMOBILEB AND PERSONAL PROPERTY MAR'ON FINANCE CO. LIN. 1581. 307 GUARANTY BLDO PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN 330 Occidental Bldg. Ma. 6229. Rate 2G. Other companies paid off. Legal Notices We will sell at public auction on the 14th day of March. 1928. at 9 a. m. to cover charges In the amount of $150.00. one Ford touring car. motor No 10542131, sale to be held at 120 Kentucky Ave. ELM GARAGE.

Coal and Wood IT PAYS TO BUY BETTER COAL 25c discount on all 2-ton orders Kindling With Each Ton Best Virginia block, 6-inch, forked.s6.so Best Virginia lp., 4-in., clean forked 6.25 Best Virginia egg, 2x4, clean forked 6.25 Best Virginia nun* run. 50°'„ lump 5.50 A good furnace coal. Best eastern Ky. block. 6-in., forked 6.75 Ashless K:>. washed egg. 2x3 fkd.. none better for cookstove or retort.. 7.00 Gen. Glendora, large block, forked... 7.00 Gen. Glendora med. lp. fkd 6.50 Gen. Glencora egg. clean forked 6.25 Best Ind. No. 5 6-in. lp., cln. fkd... 5.25 Best Ind. No. 5 2x4 egg, forked 5,15 Ind. mine run. 50<vk 4.75 Poca. lp., red ash. none better 8.75 Citizens coke, all sizes 9.75 Delivered Anywhere in City Union Ice and Coal Cos. DR. 4621. 1910 Bluff. It AYill Pay You to Visit Our Yard and Sec the Difference in Good Coal. CO A L AND COKE ATLAS FUEL CO. SPECIAL—7 days; dry coke. SB. T. J. MILLER. Standard and Division. Li. 7633. WHY PAY MORE? Old Hickory White Ash, $5.25 2 Tons, $10.25 Monarch Lump $5.50 2 Tons, $10.75 Big 6-in. rescrcened No. 5. W. Ya. G-in. lp $6.25 2 Tons, $12.25 Poca. Mine Run, Xo. 2...56.50 Red Ash Poca. lp $7.25 Slack $3.75 Our guarantee: 2,000 pounds per ton and a square deal. NAGELSON COAL CO. Ll. 9260. Rl. 1866. W. VA. 6-INCH LUMP ..$6.00 Poca. lp.. none better SB.OO INDPLS. ICE AND FUEL CO. Drexel 6685. Drexel .6685. SPECIAL TODAY ONLY NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING West Virginia Lump, forked.. .$6.35 OUR REGULAR $6.75 COAL JACKSON COAL CO. HA. 0210. STEWART COAL CO. 3539 Roosevelt Ave. Ch. 4600. DUNN COAL COMPANY j 1745 W, St. Clair. Good Coal. Be. 0135. ! DON'T MAKE A MISTAKE—In buying before calling us. HOOSIER BRICK AND COAL CO ! lie. 1331. He. 1332 | special! price DOROTHY SEAM W. VIRGINIA ; 6 t 5 ? n 6-IN. BLOCK 2 ,& FORKED 4-IN. LINTON LP. , $5?25. n GENUINE No. 4 8 ,0 TANARUS! CAPITOL CITY FUEL CO. ' DR. 0263. V. DR. 0264. REDUCED - Standard White Ash Ind. No. 6 $4.7S Z NO CHARGE FOR WHEELING SOLD ONLY BY STANDARD FUEL CO. 326-46 W. 13th St. Lin. 1011 Kindling With Each Ton Yellow Diamond 6-ln. lp. fkd $7.00 Best W. Va. block. 6-in. tkd 6.50 Best W. Va. egg. 2x4. fkd 6.25 Best E. Ky. block. 6-ln. fkd 6.75 Ind. 5-inch lp. fkd 5.50 Bethel Coal Cos. Drex. 5200. 223 Caven Bt NO CHARGE FOR WHEEL-IN W. Va. egg $6 25 W. Va. 4-in 6.50 W. Va. 6-ln. lp. fkd 6.75 Island Creek lp 7.00 Poca. ip. No. 3 Red Ash 8.25 Poca egg No. * 7.23 Ind. lp $5.00 5.50 RED :tIVER CO. Ch. 1610 Ch. 1610 Indiana white ash. $4.75; $2.65 G toil. RICHLAND COAL CO. 105 N. Mlnker St. Be. 0272, You Read tne Want Ads— Have you tried to use them? It's easy—Call Main 3500. Ask for an Ad Taker.

Auto Supplies and Repairs CALL US For that new battery' and save money. Trade your old In on the new. COLVIN BATTERY CO., 120 E. Maryland. USED TIRES Wholesale and Retail. L. BELIO & SON. 23 8. EAST JOHN GUEDELHOEKER WAGON CO Will repair or make new tops and curtafns for your car. 202 Kentucky Ave Automobiles Wanted WILL pay cash for vour car or vour caulty. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin. 4518. 561 N. Capitol. Wanted—Fords and Ford Bodies—Highest Cash Prices SWISSHELM & PARKER. USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. GOLDBERG BROS.. 643 N. CAPITOL. LINCOLN 4638. , TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Automobiles for Sale FORDS Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. •V Mr CHEVROLET coupe; good tires and body finish; bumpers and lA# ■ other extras; $275 today only; ■ terms. Marlon Chevrolet Used XKJUL Car Store. 120 W. North St. CHEVROLET, 1927 COACH—Balloon tires; looks and runs fine; a real bargain; priced right: terms HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Washington. STUTZ ROADSTER New Duco; value $425. STUTZ OF INDIANA 1525 N. Meridian. Li. 4515. 1926 FORD COUPE Terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO. BRANCH 921-923 VIRGINIA AVE. DR 3156 ALL BARGAINS Dodge Coupe, 1924, repainted $325 Dodge Sedan, 1924. repainted 325 Essex Coach. 1925, motor overhauled. 225 Ford Coupe, 1925, completely overhauled KO Oldsmobile Coupe. 1926. A1 condition 525 Oldsmobile, Coach. 1925 400 Oldsmobile Coach. 1927. almost new.. 695 Easy terms, 419 E. Market. Ma. 2750 27 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN Perfect shape: $675. No trade. STUTZ OF INDIANA 1535 N. Meridian. LI. 4515. *25 SERIES WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. NEW LACQUER, NEW TIRES, $165 DOWN Down Payment. 1925 Overland 6 de luxe sedan $165 1924 Overland sedan 50 Late 1926 Oldsmobile de luxe coach; new tires $175 1926 Essex coach: new lacquer 100 1925 Hudson coach; new lacquer, new tire 175 OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1668-65 S. Meridian. 1926 CHEVROLET TOUR SIOO 1924 OLDS TOURING 125 1926 ESSEX COACH 275 1926 DODGE COUPE 475 TERMS OR TRADE lathrop- McFarland co. 420 N. CAPITOL AVE. MA. 2480. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. CHEVROLET. 1924—Four-passenger coupe: balloon tires, runs good, looks good; $75. C. O. WARNOCK CO., 819 E. Washington St. LI. 6396. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

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Automobiles for Sale Exceptional Bargains 1922 Buick Touring SIOO 1925 Olds Sedan 375 1925 Dodge Sedan ........ 350 1925 Dodge Coupe ....... 350 1926 Essex Coach 350 1923 Hudson Sedan 100 1923 Maxwell Touring .... 95 1924 Rickeubackcr Coupe. 300 1921 sTarmoil Coupe 150 1922 Marmon Sport 200 1921 Marmon Touring .... 150 1923 Marmon Sedan 375 Marmon Cos. 1037 N. Meridian St. LT. 6350. 1924 Studebaker roadster light 350 1925 Ford coupe 175 1927 Essex 2-door sedan, 3,500 miles..ss9s 1926 Chevrolet coupe 335 1926 Dodge coupe 545 Rickenbacker, 4-pass, coupe; fine condition: only 375 1927 Chevrolet sport cabriolet 450 1926 Oakland sedan 695 1926 Olds coach 595 1925 Studebaker standard coach 495 Low Prices and Convenient Term*. Your Car in Traci:. The Safest Place to Urn. fENTRAL BUICK CO G Used Cat Storc - fao2 N. CAPITOL-11.1995 CHEVROLET coupe. 1927; good fa era rubber; mechanically the verv IBV I best: S4so' terms. MARION 11 T ,| CHEVROLET USED OAR *3 KMJL STORE.J2O W. North St 1927 CHEVROLET SEDAN--On!v driven short time; in wonderful condition: bargain: $475; easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO., 523 E. Washington. STUDEBAKER SPECIAL 6 ROAD. A dandy buy; onlv $195. ARMACOST. 209 North St.. Ma. 0354 hj-w/| CHEVROLET landau; plenty of (I*l extras; a sure enough bargain: lIV I $400: terms. MARiON CH Evil mg ROLET CO., used car store. 120 W. North. Ll. 4255. Open night. CHEVROLET," 1926 COACH -- Bumpers; other extras: a real bargain: *350. Easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 635 j£. Washington St. V—f CHEVROLET coach, 1926; just fiiyi iike new; many extras; new I I tires: terms; $370. MARION ll T . I CHEVROLET USED CAR WJLf STORE. 130 W. North St. 1926 CHEVROLET SEDAN $375.00; terms H*RE CHEVROLET CO. BRANCH 921-923 VIRGINIA AVE. DR 3156 STUTZ 695 SPORT Four-wheel brakes; wonderful condition: $595. iSTL'TZ OF INDIANA 1525 N. Meridian. 11. 4515. STAR TOURING Beautiful condition: only $135. ARMACOST. 209 Nor 11l SC Me. 0584 WALLKRICH’S USED CAR BARGAINS. 314 N. DELAWARE ST. usetTcar bargains! JONES WHITAKER SALES CO. CAPITOL AT VERMONT. CHEVROLET. 1926 TOURlNG—'Winter en~ closure; baloon tires; several extras. This car worth all we ask. Term.;. HARE CHEVROLET CO., 525 E. Washington. CHEVROLET TOURING Late 1924: $65: no balance. ARMACOST. 209 North St.. Ma. 0584 DODGE COUPE Late model; a real buv; onlv SBS. ARMACOST. 209 North St . Ma. 0534 CHEVROLET, GOOD, LATE *24' Onlv $45. ARMACOST. 209 NorthJßt . Ma* 0554. OLDSMOBILE TOURING A real buy: only SBS. ARMACOST, 209 North SI., Main 0354. _______ Essex, 1926 Coach Excellent paint; practically new tires} ' fully equipped: a good buy. Graham-Paige of Indiana, Inc. Factory Branch. 1030 N. Meridian St. Op-n evenings. Lin. 7342. \\ II i LIS ST. CL Alii Just like new, tires, finish; value $695. STUTZ OF INDIANA 1525 N. Meridian. Ll. 4515. USED CAR BARGAINS LATE MODELS— EASY TERMS FRANK S. FEESER CO. 1126 PROSPECT OAKLAND—I 927 Coach: best buy in Indianapolis at $685. Terms. ARMACOST CHEVROLET COACH, 1928 A-l condition, appearance like new}' best Chevrolet coach in city for $345. MURPHY MOTORS, INC. 36 E. GEORGIA ST. LI. 7554.

1925 FORD TUDOR $125.00. terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO. BRANCH 921-923 VIRGINIA AVE. DR 3186 WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE SEDAN Late 1924. good tires, new paint, flrs4 class condition. Bargain at $323. MURPHY MOTORS, INC. 36 E. GEORGIA ST. LI. 7554. ESSEX COACH—I92S; looks and runs good. A real bargain at $250; $76 down, balance monthly. FARRELL BROS, 332 N. Capitol. Lt. 8232, HUPMOBILE ”4” TOURING Good tires, A-l mechanical condition. Real buy at $125. MURPHY MOTORS, INC. 36 E. GEORGIA ST. LI. 7554. DODGE, 1927 SEDAN—Just like new; fully equipped. Only $695. ARMACOST 440 N. Capitol. Mft. 0550. WILLYS-KNIGHT "70” COUPE Like new, well equipped. If you want a coupe, look this one over and get our PUt °MURPHY MOTORS. INC. 36 E. GEORGIA ST. LI. 7554. CHEVROLET COACH, 1927 Looks and runs like new; terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO. BRANCH 921-923 VIRGINIA AVE. DR 3156 OAKLAND—Touring - :ar, 1924; good cond.; winter top; SIOO cash. Ha. 4859-R. 1924 OLDSMOBILE TOURING Good mechanical condition: $125.00; term*, HARE CHEVROLET CO. BRANCH 921-923 VIRGINIA AVE. DR_3ISG FORD tour., LATE 1926—Just like new: only $135. ARMACOST 1924 FORD” ROADSTER Pick up body. A real bargain; sßs. HARE CHEVROLET CO. BRANCH 921-923 VIRGINIA AVE. DR 3156. CHEVROLET,' 1927 COUPE—It will pay you to see this car. $435. Easv terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Washington. FORD '--TON TRUCK Good; $65. HARE CHEVROLET CO. BRANCH 921-923 VIRGINIA AVE. DR 3156. 1926 ESSEX COACH With extras; a real buy; terms. A. G. MUELLER NASH SALES 725 Virginia Ave. Dr. 3127. STUTZ ROADSTER—Like new: Six wire wheels; beautiful: only $295. ARMACOST 209 W. North GET YOUR CONTRACT NOW _ PATHFINDER AUTO SERVICE CORP. _2lB E. New York. LI. 1232 Trucks THREE—Closed trucks: 2-ton; standard 2'i-ton U. S.; 4-ton Peerless. Will sell separately or together with name and business; also other equipment; making money now; must sell at once; good reason. have other business. Cash or part cash to the right party. Ch. 3493. Eve.. Dr. 0199. EXTRA—Large 3‘j and 5-ton closed truck bodv: must sell at once. Ch. 1495. Eve., Dr. 0199.