Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 297, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1928 — Page 13

[APRIL 9, 1928.

FREIGHT HATE CHANGES FROM , STATE SOUGHT Chamber Traffic Chief in Attendance at Hearing in Chicago. A proposal for a general class freight rate alteration on materials shipped from Indiana into the 'Western trunk line territory was placed before the Interstate Commerce Commission today by R. B. Coapstick. traffic manager of the [lndiana State Chameber of Commence: The schedule proposed lo Commerce Commissioner Frank MeManamy in the hearing at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago that opened last Thursday was drawn up by Coapstick and R. H. Hollopeter. assistant traffic manager. The rate peso is about two years old and is known the Western freight rate investigation. The destination territory is l'rom the Mississippi River to the Rocky (Mountains and north of St. Louis, [Kansas City and Denver, to the Canadian line.

Higher From Indiana Under the present class rates the cost of hauls from Indiana into this! territory averages several cents more than from equally distance points in! Illinois. Under a proposal of Western carriers the rates would be boosted in many instances over Jwhat they now are. There is a “hump” in the rates; at the Illinois-Indiana border line ■which causes sudden increase. This the Indiana representatives seek to smooth out through their proposal. I The basis for the interterritorial rate proposal, a schedule of which, lias been drawn and introduced in the case, is this: Determination of i mileage; determination of the percentage of the mileage in each terri- ; tory to the through distance: appli-! cation of the percentage of the ! mileages in the lower rated territory to the rate for through distance under the lower scale; application of the percentage of mileage in the higher rated territory to the rate for the through distance under the higher scale and addition of the resulting figures for the through rates. Discrimination Cited “Asa general proposition, the first-class rate from the Western part of Indiana is 17 cents in excess of the first-class rate from the points located within the eastern border of Illinois,” Coapstick stated. “This 17-cent group generally extends to the line of the Nickel Plate Railroad from Michigan City, south to Indianapolis, and then the line of the Pennsylvania railroad from Indianapolis to Louisville. “Generally east of the grouping to the Ohio line, the rates are 11 cents higher than from the western half of Indiana. Rates constructed under the Indiana formula will wipe out the hump at the Indiana-Illinois line and properly grade the rates east I across Ohio. If this is extended; east to the Buffalo-Pittsburgh line j there will be no hump at the OhioIndiana line, as occurs today.” Chicago Gets “Break” From Indianapolis to Kansas City, 489 miles, the rate is $1.37. That of ; Chicago, 437 miles, is $1.20. Under the proposed change the Indianap- j olis charge will be $1.24 and that j of Chicago $1.19. The rate from Attica, Ind., to St. j Paul, Minn.. 510 miles, is $1.31, and would remain so under the proposal. From Danville, 111., to St. Paul, 513 miles, the rate now is $1.13 and yould be $1.31. The present rate from Terre Haute to St. Paul, 568 miles, is $1.31, while that of Paris. 111., 549 miles, is $1.25. Terre Haute rates would go to $1.38 and those of Paris to $1.35 under the proposed schedule. “Indiana’s position is that where certain commodities are produced in Indiana which are sold in this territory in competition with like commodities produced in Illinois, the relationship in the commodity rates should be made by the use of the Indiana formula,” Coapstick closed. DEATH CALLS MINISTER Former Methodist Pastor Here Spent Life in Indiana. The Rev. Joseph Asbury.. 74, j former pastor of the McClainsville, Columbia Ave., School St., and Arlington Ave. M. E. Churches here, idied at his home, E. Thirty-Eighth 6t. at Pendleton Pike, Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Asbury was born at Woodbury, and spent practically his entire life in Indiana. After entering the ministry thirty-five years ago, he served as an evangelist, in addition to his work as a pastor. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Margaret Asbury; two daughters, Mrs. Archie Stafford and Mr;. Walter Hendrickson of Indianapolis, and two sons, John C. Asbury of Indianapolis and Edward E. Asbury of Auburndale, Fla. Funeral services in Indianapolis, at the Arlington M. E. Church at 9:45 a. m. Tuesday, will be followed by services at McCordsville at about 11 o'clock. Burial will be at. McCordsville.

HELD FOR DANCE THEFT Throe Girls Hold for Stcaliitc Hats at Indiana Ballroom. , Three young women, all of whom have confessed according to Policewoman Anna Bruner, that they tools several purses from coats checked at the Indiana Ballroom, are held in city prison on petit larceny charges today. The trio gave their names as Margaret Sanders, 18, of 1323 B. Market St.; Mary Lou Hazelwood, 18, of 513 E. New York St., and Patricia McClure, 20, of 710 N. Illinois St, Charles Kcllison Is Dead Charles Kellison, 55, 531 N. Meridian St., confined in the Robert Long Hospital since December, died Sunday night. The only survivor, attaches say, is a brother, Frank, Detroit, Mich.

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Four indictments for i domes and two for misdemeanors are standing against Mrs. Florence E. S. Knapp, former New York secretary of State who was charged with maladministration of a $1,200,000 State census fund. Mrs. Knapp is shown above; below is George Z. Medalie, special prosecutor who will conduct the proceedings against her. HENRY LOSCHE. NATIVE OF GERMANY. IS OEAD Funeral to Be Held at Zion Lutheran Church Wednesday. Henry Losche. 77. died Sunday at his home, 3220 S. Meridian St. Born in Westphalia, Germany, Mr. Losche came to the United States, taking up residence in Cincinnati at the age of 17. Five years later he returned to Germany for his prospective bride and then came to Indianapolis. He was a member of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, where funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday after a service at the home at 1:15. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Losche is survived by the widow, Mrs. Henrietta Losche; two brothers, Charles Losche of Denver, Colo., and Herman Losche of Indianapolis; three sons, William, Theodore and Louis Losche, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles Grimm, all residents of Indianapolis. CITY” ARTIST ARRESTED Allen Carr Faces Charge of Driving While Drunk. Allen Carr, 38, portrait artist, j Graylynn Hotel, faced charges of j driving while intoxicated today. Carr was arrested Sunday when Ray Humbles, 1220 N. Illinois St., ! called police to Thirteenth and | Pennsylvania Sts. As he attempted to drive past Carr’s machine parked in the cen- { ter of the street, Carr drove into the side of his automobile, Humbles said, j The second time he tried to drive ; past Carr, Carr again deliberately drove into the side of his machine, Humbles charged. Woman Hurt in Collision Miss Delia Coffin, 623 E. St. Clair St., suffered broken ribs when the automobile driven by her sister, Miss Dorothy Coffin, same address, collided one driven by Cecil Deere, 2350 N. Alabama St., at Twenty-Fifth and Broadway Sunday Death Notices KELLISON, CHARLES H.—Passed away at Robert W. Long Hospital. Sunday, April 8. The deceased was 56 years of age, single, survived by two brothers, A. G. of Hornell, N. Y., and Frank of Plymouth, Ind. He has been a resident of Indianapolis since 1925, coming here in the employment of the Real Silk Hosiery Mills, with which concern he was still connected. Mr. Kellison was born in Hornell. N. Y.. and resided many years there, being a member of Eastern Star Lodge F. & A. M. of that city. He has been emploved actively in the silk manufacturing business during the past twenty years and has a host of friends in that business. Friends may view remains at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at an,v time after 2:30 p. m. Monday, or until noon Tuesday. Card, of Thanks CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathetic eo isolation in our hour of bereavement in the loss of our son and brother, Riley Lewis Hobbs. Especially do we thank the Rev. J. R. Quick. Mr. Beanblossom. the. Ringers, pallbearers, the beautiful floral tributes, Dr. Canfield, the use of conveyances. and every one who in any way assisted us in our hour of sorrow. MR. AND MRS EDGAR E. HOBBS. BROTHERS AND SISTERS. Funeral Directors W. T. blasengym” Main office. 2220 Shelov St. Drexel 2570. FINN BROS FUNERAL HOME 1630 N. MERIDIAN, TA. 1835 George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market Mata 0908. K RIFGER. WM, E,. . FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1402 N. Illinois St. Main 1154 _ Res. Bel 3866-R ) EDWARD L. MONTAGUE Funeral Home 1214 Prospect St. Drexel 049 1 W. D. BEANBLOSSOM 1321 W, Rav St. Be, 158 c G. H. HERRMANN 1722 S. East St. Dr. 4477 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME Private ambulance. Drexal 2140. 1458 S. Meridian St. j c. WILSON: funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eaulDment Dr. 0321 and Dr 0322 BERT 8. Or ADD. 2130 PROSPECT ST. DREXEL 5307 UNDERTAKERS. HISEY & TITUS 931 N. Delaware LI. 3828 J. W. PATTERSON Funeral Director. 1324 N. Illinois St. Riley 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.

Funeral Directors F. JOHN HERRMANN Successor to G. Herrmann. 620 N New Jersey. Main 0911 JOSEPH J. SPEAKS Funeral Director. 125 S. Caoltoi _ Main 1094 FRED W. VEHLINO Funeral Director. 702 Virginia Ave. Drex 1362 JOHNSON & MONTGOMERY Funeral Service. 1032 Central Ave Main 1430 ROSCOE CONKLE Funeral Director. 1834 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 Mar. 2222 FEENY & FEENY Funeral Home. 923 N. tvnn Riley 3843 Monuments t JNDPLS. GRANITE CO.-Monuments and markers. Lowest prices. E. 42nd and Fall Creek. Hu. 2522. T ransportation • TRAVEL YELU )WAY SYSTEM INC. Chicago $4.00 St. Louis $5.00 Dayton 3.00 Pittsburgh . 900 For information or in inaKe reservations Dennison Hotel ...Rilev 2273. Lincoln 4ifi ; Traction Bus Terminal.... Main 45C9 Lorraine Hotel Lincoln 6323 P'a/a Hold Lincoln 4516 Lost and Found BOSTON TERRIER -Black, female: child's pet: white markings. _ Rev. Ch. 6643. DOG—Large, brown, sore left hip. Strayed •rom 1009 Edison. Reward Id. 5045. PACKAGE— Containing tint shed laiindiv, mark 391: lost Good Friday, west side Wrapped in ' Best Grand paper. Please ieturn to laundry or call Be 4016. POCKET BOOK Glasses, bank and Xma saving books. _ E. Wash, car. Ch. 2372. PURSE -Genuine red leallier broraded in 'liver. Finder keep money; also reward. 332 Jefferson Are Ch. 2027 PURSE -Needlepoint, in 2200 block Central nr 34th St. Reward. He. 4484. RING jade: lost English ffotel, 'Saturday morning. Finder call Irv 0228. Reward. WRIST WATCH- Ladv's. white gold, down10'vn district. Call Dr 2997. Reward. Special Notices U. S. GOVERNMENT Jpß—s9s to $225 mouth: steady work: men. 18-45: I coach you. 1307 Citv Trust Bldg._ FLECTREAL—Body massage: corrects poor circulation and nervousness. Jean Skinner. 1112 Central Apt. K. Li. 8873. MEN'S shoes Half-soled and rubber heels. >l. Ladies Shoe,. 99c. 644 I ' Instructions LADIES—Learn beautv culture and live in luxury. CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. 202 Odd Fellows Bldg. 5,1a. 5748. VOCAL LESSONS— $1: downtown studio. 126 Pembroke Arcade, call Ir. 0562-J. Help Wanted Male WANTED—Dist. representatives. 3 in 1 Mfg. Cos.. _sl9_Madison. RELIABLE man for ice wagon: must - be willing to work. 619 Langsdale . WANTED FIRST CLASS MAN- - custom paint shop, capable of striping, mixing colors, finishing and using air gun for lacquer work. None other than first class men need apply. Write or see us. GIFFEL MFG. & SALES CO., Terre Haute, Ind. Help Wanisd Male WANTED FIRST CLASS MAN —To straighten wrecked automobile bodies, fenders, etc. Also to wipe in solder and level up jobs. None other than first class men need apply. Write or see us. Giffe! Mfg. & Sales Cos.. Terre Haute, Ind. CATHOLIC MAGAZINE' Of~**Nat r L circulation has opening for 1 or 2 men with ability to sell, good remuneration with prospects of advancement. Write Mr. Horak. 30 Blymyer Bldg . Cincinnati. Ohio. for appointment. WANTED FIRST CLASS AUTOMOBILE TRIMMER-For custom shop, one capable of doing all kinds of trimming and pricing work. None other than first class meiA need apply. Write or sec us. GIFFEL MFG. & SALES CO. Terre Haute, Ind. CAN* - EARN'FROM SSO TO' S7SWWE~EK Selling auto magnetic trouble light. Wonderlite Sales Cos., 210 Industrial Trust Building. Providence, R I. Help Wanted Female YOUNG GlßL—White; to care for child; go home nights Ha. 0838-R. _____ Situations Wanted Male RELIABLE CHAUFFEUR -And houseman; 12 years experlence: _re f. Ha. 3747-J. MAN—Wants cleaning paper, floors or woodwork. Ta. 4084. Situations Wanted Female EXP. FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS—Work to take home. He. 3645, RELIABLE woman to do gen. hsework. 2 or 3 days a week., exp. Dr. 6483-J DAY WORK BY THE DAY: GOOD REFERENCES. CH.6417-R. NURSE GIRL—No cooking Myrtle Faint, 316 N. Blackford. LAUNDRY WORK —Bundles to take home: experienced; Li. 6902. Business Announcements CEMENT JOBBING—And grading job work of all kinds. He. 2452. CHIROPRACTOR DR. E. E. COPE. 122 E. Ohio St. Hours. 3-6 p. m. FEATHERS—Bought, sold and renovated; feather mattresses, pillows made to order. E, F. Burkle, 416 Mass. Ma. 1428. Paper Cleaners, SI.OO a room. White men. LOIIMAN. Dr. 4147 PAPErTcLEANING* DrT 3610. JONES & MILLER. PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning and painting. plaster patching. Ch. 6813. _ PAPER CLEANING AND HOUSE PAINTING: REASONABLE. CH. 2390-W. Wall paper cleaning. Ir. ,‘5250. WALL PAPER CLEANING PAINTING & DECORATING—Furniture rcflnlshed. Saiyard Woods. Ta. 2844. _ RUG, 9x12. THOROUGHLY CLEANED, j, Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462. WALL PAPER and paint cleaners; reliable; satisfactory work. Dr. 4120. H. DINKLA 2650 E. 34th; colit. painter. free est.. comp. Est. 1902. Ch. 2682-W. TJlfi KIDDIES SHOP We sell and repair new and used bicycles, radios, tricycles, scooters, tires, etc 94(1 Mass. Ave. Ma. 4769. NEW hardwood floors laid: old hardwood floors refinished. Call Ch. 6468. All work guaranteed FOR ESTIMATES—On cement work, write or call in person. 654 Mary St. WALL PAPER AND PAINTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUIS WALL PAPER AND PAINT CO. 710 E. 52ND ST. HU. 2550. Llooms for Rent BELLEFONTAINE, 2421—2 girls; employed; share modern home; bargain. He. 2576. GRAY, N., 823—Attractive rtn, 1 or 2, pri. home, kitch.. phone, priv.; gar, opt. HARBOUR HOTEL 617’,i N. 111., clean, mod. rms.: shower and tub baths: low daily and wkly. rates KENWOOD. 2931 Very desir. rm„ priv. home: near car line, bus. Ha 0442-J. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2407—Nicely turn. mi. for sleeping, suit, for 2: modern. Ta. 5571. PARK AVE.. 1138—Nicely furnished, pleasant rm. I or 2; modern private home. Close to bus, carline: reasonable. PARK. 1643—Dandy newly turn, front rm., combined living and bedrm., private entrance, good location; business women. PENN., 2030 N.—Attractive rm. modern private heme. No other roomers. Har. 2150 PENN. N.. 1816—Large, sunny, front room, near bath. Ha. 3142-J. PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 931—2 nice Sleeping rms.; $3 to $4. Li. 4674.

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One-Dav Ad in Times Rents Rooms WASHINGTON, E ~ 3301—3 rms.; modern; everything furnished; private entrance. Mrs. IT. A. Cox, ITIDI E. Washington St., rented three rooms from this two-line ad in The Times only one day. ‘‘l had several calls and certainly was pleased with the quick results and at such a low cost, 1on,” said Mrs. Cox when cancelling her ad. Yon. too. can get results like this if you write a good ad and place it before more than IIoO.OUO daily Times readers. Order your ad <> days for the price of 5. CALL MA IN 3500 . THE TIMES MAin 3500 tit t-i \ Mniup . Fair Monday. Rising W 11//Y I Jjlrjrv . Temperature.

Rooms tor Rent PRATT. 29 W. -C.ean, large, second floor. front; $4 week. Li. 3083 TALBOTT. 2402 3 nils.; kltchn'te: porch: private entrance: piano: sll wk. ln._oßl_7. VERMONT - * ILL. Rink. No. 56; running wa. In rm., next bth. twin bed3, gentlemn. WALNUT F.. 320 Apt. 3: clean rm.. adj. bath. Constant hot water. 14.00. IST If. E. :>3l Large mod. rm.. for 1 or girls. Riley 5286 Your Credit Is Good You can phone in your want aas and nave them charged, this courtesy is extended to anyone who has no past due accounts on our books. Avail yourself of tills opportunity. A ocurteous girl will help you write vour ad. Call Main 3000. Want Ad Dept. HOTEL PURITAN Clean, warm rooms, all well ventilated and fan equipped in summer. Hot and cold running water, telephones, tub or shower bath: real 24-hour hotel service. THE HOTEL PURITAN, strictly modern, fireproof and within easy wallking distance Rates as Jow as $1 00 per day. Special weeklv and monthly rates make living here cheaper than living a* home. :.! ARKET ANI) NEW JEI I B F V 818 RM IN PRIVATE HOME North. garage. ; • HI. cai H • - 13-M Room for Rent With Board CAP . N.. 708- Neatly furn. rm.. home cooking: gentlemen preferred. CENTRAL- 1800 block: front rm. furn. or unfurii u.( '• . •'' j n home. 14. 3196. OAK LAN i>. 1027 Attra rm . prtv. "’oil. home. Good meals. Ch. 07*5. WASH BLVD 2834 Attractive front rm., pr a• •. m< d< tl < hri tian home. He. 1195. CHILDREN mother’s ere: large yard. Ch. 2965-M. CHII i) to b ard home, north, beautiful yard. Mother s love & care. Wa._ 1 jO4. Houses and Flats Furnished MERIDIAN. N . 1723 1 room, kitchenette. bath, furnished. Ta. 4336 NEW YORK. E.. 719 2-room apt . furn., complete; $10: _2_ adults. Ri 41W. 3-ROOM MODERN APT.—ADULTS. OPPOSITE HEX THEATER TA. 1342. L’-ROOM APT. Bath." back porch, extra well-furn.; adults. Ref oxen. Ta. 1300 Rent Housekeeping Rooms ASHLAND, 2234—3 rms . kitchenette, bath. porch, modern, furnished. CAPITOL. N, 2818- 2 upper front rms., $6; or 3 for_sß. Tn.__l792. evenings. _ COLLEGE 132 C an, modern rooms tor couple. Rilev 2663. DELAWARE. N, 1505- Delightfully furn. rm.: reasonable: everyth, turn Ll. 7937. Illinois, n . 2339 Modern L 2 and 3 rooms: everything f urnished_ Ta. 7110. KENWOOD. 2347 2 clean furnished rms. with bath. Reasonable. NEW JERSEY. N, 1029 Largs fur. rooms: :itchenette: auto_soa<:e: $4.50. OHIO. E. 840 1 hs. kp. rm.. 83.80. 2 rms.. $4 week. PENN.": 1816—2 upper front connecting rooms, modern, clean: electric laundry. penn.. n.. 801: Apt. l Desirable suite mod. apt.:_snlennia Inc.: also sleep, rm. PRATT. W.. 29- 3 rooms; stove neat; 87 Week. WEST INDIANAPOLIS—One to 3-room suites. 657 Birch Ave. 3 RMS—Beautifully furnished, housekeeping ground 8.. bath, toilet. 88 4rk. Dr. 1923-J. Apartments for Rent EOCKERBte. 527—4-room modern flat: like small house. Li. 7780. NORTH W., 220 LaVerne Apt. No. 8 Colored 4 rms. strictly modern. Water Paid. Main 1232 or He. 888fc. MOVING ? TELL US NOW Thousands of telephones must be relocated this spring. Advance notice of vour plans will help us to provide service at vour new location as quickly as possible. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. AVAILABLE APRIL 9 IN THE BEAUTIFUL COMMODORE. 3015 N. MERIDIAN. One apartment consisting of very large living room, bedroom, dinette, completely equipped kitchen, with Frigidaire. tile bath with shower. This apartment will be completely redecorated and will be one of the most beautiful in city when finished. Call at apartment A in building, or phone R. F. Wilson. Ta. 1476. for rental information: rates $75 per mo., including utilities. MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES CO. INSPECTION INVITED BEAUT I PUL AM BASSADOR APARTMENTS Furnished or unfurnished: $57.50 to $125. Apartment-hotel service if desired. Call at building oflice, Penn, and Pratt Sts. Phone Ri. 1371. Movnahan Properties Comnanv\_7lo Union Title Bldg. Houses for Rent ARLINGTON. S.. 123—4 rooms, semi-mod-ern: sls. Irv. 3415. CAPITOL. N.. 3167—Modern double. 6 rms.. breakfast rm.. garage. Ha. 3159-M. CHESTER. N.," 623 - 5-rm." modern double, hcatrola. wa. pd.. gar.: $32.50. Ir. 0706-W. COFFEY. 550—5 . rooms, bath, water pd.. garages. Be. 10’41. COLLEGE, 3441 —6-room double, all hardly oodfioors. lovely__yard. garage. Open. DORMAN. 318—5 rms".: modern: garden; _garage: $25. ; DRAPER. 1531—5-room house, gas, elec., water pd.. rent reduced to sl6; nice neighborhood. Owner, Hu. 4368. GLADSTONE, S.. 15—li 6-rm. double, strictly modern; reasonable rent; no gar. Irv. 2485. HIGHLAND AVE.. 444—6-rm double: bath: semi-modern; S2B. Drexel 4605. HOWARD ST.. 1929—U double house. 5 rms.. bath, garage, water pd $23. Be. 1912 JACKSON. 2241—5-rm. double, new paper and pain t. 714 Ft. Wayne Ave. KEYSTONE. N.. 245—4-room bungalow double, with complete bath, attic, gar., good condition: $25 Ir. 3955. 629 Lexington Ave.. 5 rooms $27.59 436 State Ave. 5 rooms 27.50 F. S. CLARK’& CO. Ma. 3377 LYNN. N., 540—3-room pantry; sls mo. Li. 9194. MINNESOTA, E.. 730—5-room double, toilet, water inside Will provide garage. Well located, good condition. Don't fail to see this; $23 water pd. Dr. 2945-J. RILEY, N., 1530—Colored; 3-room house"; $6. Main 1503 SHERMAN DR.. N.. 2304 -4 "rooms, modern. garage: S2O; water paid. Ch. 6272. SUGAR GROVE. 1840—5 rooms, redecorated. garage, yard porches: S2O. Hu. 5636. TACOMA. N.. 207—6 rms., water, gas, elect.: inside toilet. Dr 2432. Ma. 1407. TUXEDO, N.. 235—3 rooms, elec., good well. Only $lO. Ch. 1409. TUXEDO S.. 49—5 rms.. semi-modern; $lB. J. W. Friday. 334 Lemcke. Ma. 2816. TUXEDO. S.. 19 —5-room double, semimod., yard, porches; only $24, Ch. 3680.

Houses for Rent 16TH ST. E.. 2510 4-rm. mod. double .clean, parasfe^s32.so; watered. Dr. 1280. 24TH. E.. 614 Half double. 6 rms : mod * steam heat system:_s3s. Ha. 1962-J. TWENTY-FIFTH, E. 719 Dandy 6-room mod, double for only $35. Ha. 2D64 IF There is a telephone located in the house in which you arc moving vou can have it connected promptly by calling Main 'J3OO. INDIANA BELL TELKPII ()XE CO. Your Credal Is Good You can phone in vour want ads anc 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 vour ad. Call Main 3500 Want Ad Dept. WOODLAWN AVE. 1608 6-room modern double, garage, paved it and alley Business Places for Rent STATE. S.. 204—20x35 ft. modern, suitnble for bakery, dry goods, etc. Ir. 2965. Storage and Transfer OTTO J. SUESZ Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on California shipments. Overland hauling Special rates on return loads. Main 2353 ft-lev 3628 Ch 4579-OOQQ-W TRANSFER—CoaI. feed. gen. hauling *'!l B. 64th. W. ■ Rodockcr. Wa 4133. Houses for Sale Spann ave.. 4105-in< Two new 4 and 9room bungalows: $2,450 to 52.950; oil easv terms. Take English Ave. car to Grant, located opposite Christian Park and close to school. Owner. S. D. SAMPLE. 3939 English Ave. Dr. 4334 or Ma. 5072. FOR SALE OR RENT -14 mi. southeast, in Brookfield. Ind 1 acre, good 5-rm. hsr . out-buildings, fruit and shade. Train and traction service; not far from Mich Rd. Easy terms Owner, C. M. Jacoby, Acton, imi--1222 CRUFT st 5 rm. mod., 2-car garage Near Garfield Park Imp. s reet. No down payment required Dr. 3610-R. WASH PLACE Small bouse. 2 lots; 100ft. front. 200 ft. deep, gar, chicken house, driven wr 11. all fenced. Ir. 0760. ONLY $250 CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT New 5 room bungalow: bath, furnace, breakfast nook, s.iaries; garage Ch. 3213 EAST Semi, mod, 2 lots no spring taxes or Barret. Ternis. _Ch. 140.3 4in h. e. 260i 5-room modern, full basement. 2-car garage: bargain. Real Estate for Exchange WILL TRADE equity in 7-room modern double for vacant lot localed north. See MR RIGGS after 6 p. ni. 831 East New York St j 5-DEI-.D KyCITIES Trade lor" fauns nr clear lots. 719 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1920. Wa. 5096. I WILL TRADE sl,ooo* EQUITY* In 1213 Villa Ave, for good closed ear. Re. 2357-.1. attractive Modem summer cottage Wyoms Lake. Own., sen or trade Dr 0315. TALBOTT—I7OO block; splendid. 11 rooms. 2 baths. Owner. Ta. 6323. Lots for Sale DON'T SACRIFICE That vacant lot: build a 3 or 4-room cottagette oil it and stop paving rent: cottagettes range in price from 5250 up. VERY EASY TERMS L. G. BRIGHTMIRE CO._ LI. 7810 VACANT LOT —Minnesota and Churchman Ave. cheap. Main 1503. Farms for Sale 27.15 ACRES—Fine land; 9 miles northwest: $5,500: small cash payment: terms: accept small property part payment. Thirtieth St. R E. Agency. Ta. 6531. Real Estate Wanted SMALL single or double from owner: must be sacrifice price, times. Box c 316. Building and Contracting WITHOUT A (..'ASH payment we will build to vour ideas and plans on your vacant lot if it is half or fully paid for. For a small caslt payment or vour semi-modern house in trade we will buy and build on the lot you select payable on easy terms. F. J. VIEHMANN CO. Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. Riley 2840. Residence. Irv. 4292. THE TELEPHONE COMPANY—Has a staff of engineers who will be glad to advise architects and builders regarding the installation of conduits for telephone wires and cables. Call Division Plant Engineer. Main 9860 INDIANA BKLTj TELEPHONE CO. 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 tlav or evening Main 1244. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. GENERAL building and contracting; remodeling a specialty. CIVIC REALTY COMPANY.I36 N Do 1 aawre. Lin 5050 Miscellaneous for Sale BABY BUGGY—BIue and ivory reed; good COhd.; 818. Be. 1035. 644 Marian. DAHLIA BULBS—ISc to 50c each. Gladiola bulbs. 40c dozen. Cannas, 60c to $1 dozen. Agents wanted. Write for prices. PRICE RAY. DAYTON SCALES CO 243 N. Penn. Maintains experts to assists merenants on sales increases. Call Ma. 4874. for this service. ELECTRIC SWEEPER—A-l CONDITION: LIKE NEW; $lO. HU. 5804. GAS RANGE —Good coii’dltion: reasonable. 1945 Park Ave. OVERCOAT- Man's light gray. 44: 2 suits, 44: ladies’ navy blue suit. J1L_3994. PAINT NOW—PAY LATER Do it now on our long, easy, credit terms; no interest to pay. no notes to sign, no C.O.D's to worry about, we don't even ask for a deposit. We ship the paint to vou. pay the freight, take all the risk. Buy roofing also this easv way. Free plan for churches clubs, etc. For details call or sec James M. Mudd. 215 Kansas St, Indianapolis. PAlNT—Superior house paint, outside or inside, 15 colors and white. $1.59 gallon, 366 S. Meridian St. MAin 4165. PLUMBING—SpeciaI prices on meter loops for the next few days. E. E. TAYLOR, 1920 Woodlawn. Phone Dr. 2723. after 6 p m. SADDLES—For ladies and gentlemen; also bridles; cheap. Ri. 5037.

Miscellaneous for Sale SINGER SEWING MACHINES Electric, drop heads, repair all .makes. 126 W. WASHINGTON. MA. 1418. UPRIGHT PIANO S4OO. for S3O: oldfashioned icc bo:; $1.50: also antique furniture. 2182 N. Talbott. BARRETT-WADE FURNITURE CO, 868 Virginia Ave.: furniture, rugs, stoves, refrigerators. New and used furniture for working people. Cash or credit. Easy terme. Open evenings. MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO.— Electric wiring, motor repairing, electrical appliances, all kinds. 136 S. S Meridian Main 2363. Yotnr Credflt Is Good You can phone in your want ads ana have them charged. This courtesy is extended to anyone who has no past due aaccounts on our books. Avail voursell of this opportunity. A courteous girl will help you write vour ad. Call Main 3500 Want Ad Dept. RUMMAGE SALE —Used cioimm.' and lur nlture. 127 W Georgia St. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE S3O will buy a shop repaired Remington. Underwood hall-hearing L. C. Smith, Royal. Just as good for home use as anew machine. Saver, vou real money. Full stock of #rw and used typewriters, adding machines, check protectors, office supplies and stencils Mass. Ave, op. P. O LtRGE Boaiililui single con b Red." healthy range stock; per setting of 15 eggs. $1: also pop of special selected Reds; real beauties for $2 per setting. SYLVIA BRUMMIT. Nashville. Ind, THREE-BURNER - Perf"Ction oil stole and oven. $10: good condition. 1105 Gross. BARGAIN Brand n"\v s'.oo toilet set never boon used, S4O. Li. 2630. Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE-CLEANING TIME -Uncovers numerous articles of clothing, furniture and magazines. They help us to help others. Phone for wagon THE SALVATION ARMY INDUSTRIAL HOME. 127 W. Georgia St. Ri. 6622. WANTED Dresser, rusr. gas stove, ice box. Riley 2772 No dealers. FURNITURE WANTED We will pay the best price. Ch. 3632. WANTED Good used furniture, oil stoves, rugs and household goods of all kinds. Cali HERMAN STERN. Ha. 2173. WE WILL Buy your used furniture or clothing. We pav flic best prices. Call Dr. 4514 - Pets find Live Stock BOSTON TERRIERS For quick sale, 2 blue ribbon winners. 3347 W. Tenth. POLICE PUPPIES -Champion b.ood Unea. registered stock, females $lO. iiuile sls. or will trade for rabbits, also growing stock. 320 W. Twenty-Ninth St. POLICE PUPS 10 weeks old. pedigreed; $lO UP. RUSSKI.L KILNS. Pit’shorn. Ind. All Large Breed Baby Chicks Now 512 per 100: assorted $10: special grades 3 cents higher: ducklings 30c. WE WILL HAVE NOVELTY EASTER CHICKS ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Boyer’s Ilateliory :H N. Delaware Radio Equipment RADIO sets and speakers all makes repaired and serviced. Cummings Bros. Radio Cos, 34 W. Ohio Si Li. 3656. 3-TUBE RADIO Good condition: all acc< ssartes. 1128 N. lil Apt. 3. CONSOLE CABINET With speaker; $45. Ta. 0178. GREBE RADIO--Fine condition: will i emonstrate. Ta. 0178. 3 TUBE it.'DIO A. B. ba'terv. tubes, loud 828 947 Shelby St. Musical instruments Pianos for Rent $1 Per Month KIMBALL PIANO STORE Ri. 2155 150 N. Delaware MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS -For band and orchestra. Used instruments with guarantee. Ea. v terms. Free drum lessons with outfit. RINNE MUSIC AND DRUM SHOP. 126 Pembroke Arcade. Ma. 4574. SAXOPHONES Several used altos, rare bargains, vorv easv payments. LOSING SAX SCHOOL. 122 Pembroke Arcade. Li. 1421. PARAMOUNT TENOR BANJO Good condition: reasonable. Call 108 W. Twelfth S:, after 5:30 p. in. 88-NOTE plaver. walnut case: like new. Want responsible party to finish payments. L>i. 6464. WRITE Gulbransen piano factory for cat aloguc. prices and term.. 3232 W. Chicago St, Chicago, in VICTOR phonograph with 15 records. $35; term $1 per week. KIMBALL PIANO STORE. 150 N. Delaware St E T EVEN pianos and players. $35 to $285; 1 wee!: ROBERTSON S 235 N. Penn. UPRIGHT PIANO Will se!' et a bargain. Terms $1.50 weeklv Bel. 4435. CONSOLE MODEL BRUNSWICK Si" week- !' B > *435 r====== —— Barter and Swdp PAINTING In exchange for good used car. Established 1898. Ms. 0326. Business Opportunities MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK Variety store: come cm: and make an offer. Don't come unless vou mean business and ready lo buv. 3008 E. 20th on CIGAR STAND In large hotel here in citv; no rent, heat or light to pav: nice place for laclv. 3800 buys it Business Exchange. Li. sore. 238-39 K. of P. Bldg. \V ANTED—Partner for restaurant business Must be experienced. Box C 319. Times. <vioney to Loan LOANS m to S3OO This corporation provides a place where vou mav borrow from $lO to S3OO in a dignified, ousinesslike manner, without paving more than the LAWFUL RATE OF INTEREST and without being imposed upon in any way. WE DO NOT NOTIFY your employer, neither do we .nince inquiries of vour friends, relatives or trades people.. NO INDORSER REQUIRED. It you are unable to call at our oflice. phone Main 2923 or write* us, and our representative will call at your home. ALL INTEREST CHARGite under State regulations. V HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Building (FOURTH FLOOR) Pennsylvania and Washington Sts. Entrance 41 E. Washington St. 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 —$1(TtO $:!(>0 TO HUSBAND AND WIFE At lawful rates and easy terms of repayment. We charge only on monthly balances. You can reduce or pay off loan anv time. UNDER STATE SUPERVISION Popular Finance Corporation A DIFFERENT KIND OF LOAN COMPANY Room 51*'J, 10G E. Market St. Phone MA in 1278 WE BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS CN Indianapolis and Marlon County property from titleholders. Mr. Frv. THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 257 W. Washington St Main 0792 LOANS - ON AND PERSONAL PROPERTY MARION FINANCE CO. LIN 1581 207 GUARANTY BLDG C4SH For real estate contracts and mortgages. WRIGHT. Li. 1089. Coal and Wood NO CHARGE FOR WHEEL-IN W. Va. egg $6.25 W. Va. 4-ln 6.50 W. Va 6-in. !p. ffcd 6.75 Island Creek ip - 100 Poca. Ip. No. 3 Red Ash 8.25 RED RIVER CO. Ch. 1610 Ch. 1810 KINDLING WITH EACH TON W. Va. 6-in. ip. No. 5 blk $6.00 Forked Poca, 4-ln. ip 8.00 INDPLS. ICE AND FUEL CO. Dr 6685. Dr. 8685. STEWART COAL CO. 3539 Roosevelt Ave. Ch. 4600. SPECIAL—7 days; dry coke, SB. T. J. MILLER. Standard and Division. Li .7633.

Coal and Wood Kindling AVitli Each Ton 25c Discount on all 2-ton orders. Best Virginia block. 6-inch forked.s6.so Best Virginia. 4-in. ip. or egg. fkd.. 6.25 Best Indiana ip. or egg, forked 5.25 DELIVER ANYWHERE IN CITY. DR. 4621 1910 Bluff DON’T MAKE A MISTAKE—In buying before calling us. HOOSIER BRICK AND COAL CO He. 1331. He. 1332 CO'L AND COKE ATLAS FUEL CO. XAC EL SON COAL CO. LI. 9260. Ri. 1866. NO CHARGE FOR WHEEL IN. Poca. ip. Red Ash. No. 4 $7.50 J. A- I. COAL CO._ Ta. 247 L SUMMER'PRICER In effect now. Kindling with each ton. BETHEL COAL CO 223 Caven. DRrx. 8200. Legal Notices NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Joint Purchasing Committee for the correctional and benevolent institutions of the State of Indiana will receive at the office of its secretary. Room 326. State House. Indianapolis. Ind, until 10 o'clock Monday. April 16. 1928. sealed bids on paints, oils end varnishes, quecnswarc. glassware and silverware, according to a complete list specifying kind, gvde and quantity now on file in the office of the secretary of the committee. The Joint Purchasing Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to •waive technical defects. JOINT tURCHSING COMMITTEE. DAILEY E. McCOY. Secretary. APRIL 7. 1928. NOTICE TO ABSENTEE. State of Indiana, county of Allen, ss: 111 the Allen Superior Court, No. 2. James F. Sarasien vs. Louis Sarasien. To Louis Sarasien. greeting: You are hereby notified that the above named plaintiff has this dav filed in the office' of the clerk of said court his certain complaint or petition alleging therein among other things that vou, the said defendant, on the Ist day of August. 1918 being then a resident of the citv of Ft. Wavne, in the county of Allen, and .State of Indiana, ind the same being vour usual place of residence, went to parts unknown and have continuously since said date remained absent and unheard from, leaving property in said county without hating made any provision for its control of management: that by reason thereof, said property is suffering waste for want of proper cure, and praying that vour estate may be adjudged by said court subject to administration and an administrator thercoi duly appointed. Now. therefore, you the said Louis Sarasien. defendant and absentee as aforesaid. are hereby notified that said complaint and the matters therein alleged will come up for hearing and cieterminaiion in said court at the courthouse In the citv of Ft. Wavne. comity and State aforesaid, on Monday, the 7th dav of Mav 1928. or as soon thereafter as such heaving ran be had. Witness the clerk and seal of said curt at Ft. Wavne, Ind, this 8 day of March. 1828. LOUIS C. REPPI. Clerk. Allen Circuit Court. Auto Supplies and Repairs USED TIRES Wholesale and Retail, f. SELTO St RON 23 S EAR'! Automobiles Wanted Wanted—Fords and Ford Bodies—Highest Cash Prices SWISSHELM & PARKER. WILL pav casn for vour cai or voui ecuitv. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin 4516. 561 N. Capitol USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. GOLDBERG BROS, 543 N. CAPITOL LINCOLN ,|fi3B WANTED- Steel dump body lor Chevrolet | truck 1219 Haugh. Automobile Insurance INSURK TODAY WITHOUT DELAY i Buy one policy to cover all- Here is what one SECURITY POLICY covers - Fire, theft, collision, public liability, I personal injury, property damage, cy--1 clone. linvestigate. ask for information without obligation. 1549 ConI solidated Bldg. Ma. 5503. Automobiles for Sale Capitol Motors Cos. 1024 Willvs-Knight toiii’inir; new paint; guaranteed mechanically. oa£k OfOtoJotm Capitol at Michigan FOR SALE OR TRADE- LATE 1927 PONTIAC COACH: JUST LIKE NEW; 5,000 MILES; LIBERAL TERMS CALL TALBOT 6471, AFTER 6 O’CLOCK. WALLERICH’S USED CAR BAR CAINS 314 N. DELAWARE ST ’26 FORD COUPE Paint like new. A real buy at $250. STATE AUTO CO. __ 535 N. Capital. Late P 27 Chevrolet Roadsler; only 1,900 miles; this ear is like new; used as demonstrator. Terms. 923 VIRGINIA AVE. DREX. 3156 1927 Chevrolet Sedan. This ear is also like new. Terms. 923 Virginia Ave. DRexel 317)9. FORD TOURING We have 3 Ford Tourings in good condition at startling prices, starter and demountable rims, good tires. Take your 923* < Vintinia’ Ave. Drexel 3156. OLDS VALUES TERMS OR TRADE 1924 Hupp Touring $175 1926 Oakland Coach 495 1926 Olds Landau 695 1924 Nash Touring 295 1926 Star Coupe. Rumble seat.. 250 1923 Cleveland Touring 100 1921 Willys-Knight 100 1921 Ford. Good 25 1924 Ford. Good 50 1926 Dodge Sedan 495 1926 Ford Coupe 225 1925 Olds Sedan 425 1925 Willys-Knight Sedan ..., 500 1926 Pontaic Coach 475 Lathrop= McFarlamd Cos. 420 N. Capitol Ave. MA. 2480. 1925 RICKENBACKER BROUGHAM; NEW TIRES; $175 DOWN. 1925 CLEVELAND SEDAN; LOOKS LIKE NEW: $145 DOWN OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. Drexel <7 43. BAROAINS* 1924 OLDMOBILE TOURING SIOO 1923 DURANT SEDAN 100 FORD ROADSTER 25 F. B. CHEVROLET TOURING 50 LONG AUTO SALES. 1114 N. Meridian. LI._ 6865. 1923 PONTIAC COACHES—Two to choose from: $395 each: terms or trade. 810 E. Washington St. BTUDEBAKER—RegaI Commander Sedan. Purchased new in December. 1927. Bumpers. shock absorbers, heater. There is absolutely nothing that you can add to this car: has been driven very little and is guaranteed same as new. You save S4OO on this new car; $1,495. ARMACOST. 440 N. Capitol Ave. USED CAR BAROAINS. , P. B. SMITH COMPANY 450 N. Capitol.

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Automobiles for Sale ' Buy Losey-Nash ASSURED Transportatiomi 1!)25 Willys-Knight Sport Touring 1!)24 Inclosed Overland Touring 1925 Overland Touring 1923 Dodge Coupe 192 G Chrysler Coach 192 G Velio Sedan 192 G Star Coach 192 G Ford Coupe 192 G Chevrolet Touring 1924 Chevrolet Touring 191.9 Chevrolet Touring A $25 down payment will buy I some of these cars, each one of which represents splendid value at our exceedingly low price. ! LOSEY-NASH 400-416 N. Capitol Blvd. MA 3343 Open Evenings and Sundays. Bargaini Gems j 1927 Auburn 6-66 Sport Sedan Low mileage; can't be told from new; ! SBSO. Buick Sedan, Master 6 Original paint, good Ores and in good | mechanical condition. $595 Liberal Terms FRANK 8. FEESER CO. 1126 Prospect St. DRex. 1058. Falcon-Knight Trade Ins Reconditioned and ready to go ! R. 11 Hupp Coupe: A-l 175.00 1 Pirkenbock'-r Touring 175.00 I ’24 Buick "4" Coupe 295.00 j Late '24 Willys-Knight Sedan.... 325.00 1924 Rickrnbacker 4-pass, Coupe.. 395.00 '927 Willys-Knight Coupe 850.00 '27 Falcon Knight Sedan; demonstrator 895.00 Easy terms and your car in trade. Murphy Motors Tnc. ;>6 E. Georgia St. LL 7554. USED CARS, ALL MAKES ALL PRICES The Safest Place to Buy. fENTRAL BUICK CO G Used Car Store W2N.CAPITOL~U.W9S Capitol Motors Cos. 1924 Willys-Knight sedan; good paint, disc wheels, moelrauicnlly guaranteed; only ; *420. Ja/A QfJhfJown Capitol at Michigan BEFORE YOUBUY A used car. See our line of reposI sessed cars. The first depreciation iis charged off. You get the benefit of the down payment made on the first purchase We have only about a dozen left. All of standard makes, such as Chevrolets, Auburn, Oldsinobile, Oakland. Hudson, Dodge, Buick, etc. Easy terms. 419 E. Market St. MA 2750. i CHEVROLET COUPE—I 923. good tires! $75 1 1621. Lexington. Dr. 6162-R, 1926 OVERLAND “6’’ COACH 1 This car in splendid condition: price Is much lower than you would expect for a car like this. A real buy. A. G. MUELLER NASH SALES 725 Virginia Ave. _ Dr. 3127. Capitol Motors Cos. 1926 Ford Tudor; new Dupo paint, mechanically A-l; guaranteed at oa£h QfJteloum Capitol at Michigan 1928 HUDSON COACH—New paint; good tires; in good shape: bargain. Terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO, 525 E. Washington St. FORD ROADSTER. 1925—A ba’rgain at, $75. FARRELL BROS, 332 N. Capt. Lin. 8232. SEE US FOR GOOD USED CARS. MARION CHEVROLET CO. FORD ROADSTER 1927; good condltlo'l. fully equipped: tires, paint and upholstering good: only $235; terms. HARECHEVROLET CO, 525 E. Washington. FORDS Are better and cheaper at W ANGELIN-SHARP CO. Capitol Motors Cos. 1926 Dodge coupe; good paint and rubber, mechanically A-l; a real bargain. f JaTk OfnheJotm Capitol at Michigan FORD COUPE Late 1927: driven only 2,000 miles, cannot be told from new car. Has speedometer. a special $25 horn, lock wheel. 5 balloon tires. A steal for only $375. Irv. 2822. CHEVROLET—Coach. 1926; bumpers; other extras; a real bargain: $350. Easy terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO, 526 g. Wash. ST U DEB AKER 1926 Big 0 sedan: 6 good Roval cord tires; mohair upholstery, in fine condition; original paint. Cannot be told from new car. Carries a 30-dav new ear guarantee. A real buy for someone who wants a good car. Price $995. Terms or tra<w GAULT .MOTOR CO. 3756 College Ave. Wash. 2022. Open evenings. ESSEX," 1927 COUPE; $575. Tltis car is in splendid condition: practically anew car; driven v-ry little and has had the very best of rare. A mighty fine buy and we don't mean maybe. A small down payment, balance in 18 months. I. WOLF. 559 N. Capitol. 1924 DODGE TOURING—Good condition; bargain: DAVIS SEDAN 1925 sport, model; 4-rionr. hydraulic 4-wheel brakes, good tires: many extras; $445. ARMACOST. 440 N. Capital Ave. 1924 Ford Roadster; slip-on body; SBS. Terms. 923 'Virginia Ave. Drexel 3166