Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 315, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1928 — Page 13

APRIL 30, 1928.

FLOQO,FARM BILLS PREPARED FOR (MAKE Congress Rushes Work on Two Measures to Send to President. BY THOMAS L. STOKES % United Press Special Correspondent WASHINGTON, April 30.--Con-gress this week will prepare two measures—flood control and farm relief—for presentation to President Coolidge, who lias criticised both of them. Leaders expect his veto ot the McNary-Haugen farm aid measure but hope the flood bill as it conies liom the conference which began today will be sufficiently acceptable to receive the President’s signature. Speed Final Action Pinal congressional action is ex- j pected this week on the Jones-Reid I flood bill. The ten conferees of j House and Senate will seek to ad- | just differences as early as possible. Their work must be confirmed by j both bodies before the measure can j be sent to the White House. Final action on the farm relief | bill is doubtful. Several hours of j debate are left in the House. The measure - should be passed by the middle or last part of the week, as it is the plan to have night sessions to speed up consideration. The bill will then have to go to conference to adjust differences between the Haugen measure of the House and the McNary bill approved by the Senate a few weeks ago. Presidential politics has been injected into debate on both the farm and flood measures.

See Effect on Hoover The charge has been made several times that the main purpose •in pressing the McNary-Haugen legislation again in face of the President’s open and continued disapproval, is to make political capital for the Lowden and Dawes movements among the farmers, and at the same time to embarrass the candidacy of Secretary of Commerce Hoover, who opposes the McNaryHaugen bill. Political observers also have speculated upon the effect a flood bill veto might have upon the Hoover, candidacy, Since Hoover won consierable favor last spring by his relief work in the flood-stricken areas.

‘JUMPS’ $12,000 BONO ‘‘Blue Sky” Law Defendant Flees From Muncie. 2?" Times Spec in l MUNCIE, Ind., April 30.—A bond of $12,000 has been “jumped” by Alpha Holaday, awaiting trial on charges of violating the Indiana “blue sky” law and of obtaining money under false pretenses. Holaday served a term in Federal prison for using the mails to defraud. Delaware County officers have sent circulars describing Holaday to 1 police officers throughout the Nation in the hope of capturing him. STEAM PIPE EXPLODES Slight Damage Is Done in Basement of Y. M. C. A. A blow-off pipe on a boiler at the Y. M. C. A. blew up this morning and filled the basement full of steam. Firmen and police were called. Barney Lemons, 2915 Moore Ave., who was working with the boiler, got lost in the steam-filled room and had difficulty in finding his way out. Chief Engineer R. S. Glenn, 638 College Ave., reported damage as being slight.

RAIL VETERAN RETIRES Fred Sirens Employed by Big Four Last 42 Years. Fred Strens, 70, of Brendenwood, j cabinetmaker foreman at the j Beech Grove shops of the Big Four' Route, retired today after forty-two! years of service with the railroad. I He will leave in June to visit his | birthplace in Germany, for a visit, and will tour France, Switzerland and Italy before his return in September. Strens was born at Frankfort-on-the-Maine April 27, 1858, and came to the United States at the age of 23. RENEW BEDFORD SUIT Fourteen-Year Litigation for $270,000 Damages Reopened. New life was injected into the ifourteen-year-old $270,000 damage suit of the Bedford Stone and Con’struction Company against the Washington Hotel Realty Company with the filing of an amencfcd complaint today and announcement of' change of judge. The suit originally was brought in 1914 in Superior Court Four and twice heard by Special Judge Jere Wert of the Montgomery Circuit Court. Each time it was sent back for rehearing by the Supreme Court. Judge Wert has now withdrawn and Governor Jackson appointed Superior Judge Joseph M. Leathers of Room One to hear the case. u. sTcourt recesses Bn United Press WASHINGTON, April 30.—The United States Supreme Court today recessed until May 14. It announced it would adjourn on June 4 until next October.

Wins German Scholarship Bn Times Special NEWCASTLE, Ind., April 30.—A scholarship in the University of Leipsic, Germany, has been won by John W. Rilling, son of the Rev. W. p. Rilling, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church pastor here. The younger Rilling is now a student in the Hamma divinity school of Wittenberg College, Springfield, Ohio. He will go to the German university in the falL

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Edwin A. Hendrickson. 65, sec-retary-treasurer of the Indianapolis Saddlery Company, who died of a heart attack at his home, 2029 N, Pennsylvania St., Sunday.

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TUESDAY EVENTS Outdoor Advertising Assocfiation o£ Indiana. Severin. 11 a. ni. Hotary Club luncheon, Claypool . Mercator Club luncheon, Spink-Arms. G.vro Club luncheon, Spink-Arms. Phi Gamma Delta luncheon. Chamber of Commerce. Purchasing Agents’ Association luncheon. 3everin. American Chemical Society luncheon. Chamber of Commerce. Universal Club luncheon, Columbia Club. University of Michigan luncheon. Lincoln. Indiana University Foundation day dinner. Columbia Club. 6:30 a. m. Prospect Dramatic Club play. Manual Training High School. 8:15 p. m. Saraha Grotto theater party English Theater. 8:15 p. m. The National Warm Air Heating and Ventilating Association will hold its 1929 convention in Indianapolis. Charles E. Hall, Indianapolis, is president of the association. Indianapolis Kiwanis Club members will hear an address by Ray Ehrensberger, Wabash College senior and State intercollegiate oratorical contest winner last year, Wednesday at the Claypool Hotel. Ehrensberger will repeat his winning adress, “The King Can Do No Wrong.” The Indianapolis Medical Society will meet at the Methodist Hospital ; Tuesday at 8:15 p. m. The society \ is planning a dinner dance at the Lincoln May 23. Indiana Casualty Adjusters’ As- i sociation heard William Bosson, Jr., candidate to succeed himself in the State legislature, today at its biweekly luncheon at the Board of Trade. Casualty adjusters not members of the association were invited. James Mahoney was named president of St. John’s Alumni Associa- • tion at the annual home-coming i Sunday. Other officers named are J. I P. Sexton and Brother Hubert, vice 1 presidents: Thomas Gray, financial; secretary-treasurer; Brother Hubert, recording secretary, and J. P. Dorsey, Joseph Larner, Dan Courtney, James Lynch and Joseph Greenen, directors. David Morrison, 58, Greenfield, Ind., died late Sunday night in the Robert Long Hospital here, after a short illness. Most efficient manner of handling grain will be demonstrated by experts at the third annual grain dealers short course at the Agricultural building at Purdue University, May 15-17. Prof. F. E. Robbins, agronomy department, Purdue, West Lafayette, is in charge. Signalmen of the 113th field artillery will meet in April, 1929, in Ft. Wayne, it was decided at the close of the annual meeting at the Severin, Saturday. R. E. Landis of Ft. Wayne was named president, and Virgil Roy of Ft. Wayne, adjutant. Clyde Rickes of Indianapolis was elected permanent secretary. C. L. Harrod, Chamber, of Commerce industrial commissioner, will speak at a special Traffic Club luncheon at the Severin Thursday. Allan Bloom, general secretary of the Jewish Community Center Association of Indianapolis, will read a paper at the annual conference of the National Association of Jewish Community Center Secretaries, to be held at Cincinnati, May 9 to 13. Paul Ilornocker, 15, 1431 W. Twenty-Seventh St., was cut about the face by broken glass when the sedan in which he was riding was struck by a sedan driven by Mrs. A1 Losche at Twenty-Fifth and,New Jersey Sts. Sunday afternoon. Maj. Robert Anderson post, Women’s Relief Corps, will meet at 1:45 p. m. Tuesday at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St. Max M. Darmstandler, clerk of the Meadlawn Christian Church, announced today that trustees and other officers will be elected at a meeting at 7:30 p. m., May 23, in | the church building, 3817 Fletcher Ave.

Judge Clarence Weir will address a Frank C. Dailey-for-Governor meeting at 528 W. Abbott St. tonight at 8. Bailey will address a First ward Democratic meeting Tuesday night at Station St, and Roosevelt Ave. The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce wholesale trade committee will meet Wednesday noon with representatives of railroads and traction lines to discuss coordinaj tion on less than carload shipments, i ouairman William J. Mooney announced today.

PREACHER-COP SHOOTS Edinburg Officer Uses Bullet* In Speeding Arrest. By Times Special EDINBURG, Ind., April 30. Arthur Brannan is awaiting trial on an auto speeding charge here after being the target of a bullet fired by W. C. Milburn, Edinburg’s preachermarshal. After the speeding arrest, Marshal Milburn searched Brannan’s home for liquor, but found none.

SET RITES FOR CIVIC LEADER E. A. Hendrickson Will Be Buried Tuesday. Funeral services for Edwin A. Hendrickson, 65, secretary and treasurer of the Indianapolis Saddlery Company, will lie held at the home, 2029 N. Pennsylvania St., at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday. The Rev. Jean S. Milner, pastor of Second Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Air. Hendrickson died from a heart attack shortly after midnight Sunday. He had been identified prominently with business and civic activities in this city for forty years. For some time he had served as Marion County jury commissioner. ' Born in Illinois, the son of the late Rev. William A. Hendrickson of this city, he was educated in Wisconsin and New York and entered business here in 1385. In 1890 he organized the Indianapolis Harness Company, which in a merger in 1900 became the concern of which he was an officer. For many years he was a member of Second Presbyterian Church, a director of the Y. M. C. A., treasurer of the Indianapolis Churcn Federation and director of the Indianapolis Home lor Aged Women. Besides the widow, a daughter Mrs. Robert W. AlcKission of Win-ne-tka, Ilk, and two sons, Thomas E. Hendrickson and Robert A. Hendrickson of this city, survive. In M emonam Notices IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance of our beloved mother Mrs. Frank Hood, who died one year ago today. April 30. 1927. MRS. CRISTEE and MRS. LANG. IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance ot Margaret Sterngren. who passed away two years ago todav, April 30. 1925. 1 often sit and think of you when I am all alone. For memory is the only thing that grief can call its own. Sadly missed by her husband. CARL STERNOREN, Death Notices BOLAND, JOHN MORGAN—Age 72 years, beloved father of Lillian Margaret Boland and husband of tbe late Matilde Haas Boland, passed away Saturday, Apiil 28. at 8 p. m. Funeral at Shirley Bros.' Central chapel. Tuesday. May 1. at 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. GRUND. SOPHIA Beloved ' mother* of Ethel Moats, Edith Hartsock. George and Alfred Grund of Indianapolis, May Rubow cf Sanford. Fla., passed away at the home, IR6 Linden St., Sunday. April 29. Funeral Wednesday. May 2, 2 p. m.. at above address. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill.

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Transportation TRAVEL YELLOW AY SYSTEM INC. Chicago $4.00 St. Louis $5.00 Dayton 3.00 Pittsburgh .... 9.00 For information or to make reservations Dennison Hotel... .Rilev 2273, Lincoln 4333 Traction Bus Terminal Main 4500 Lorraine Hotel Lincoln 6323 Plaza Hotel Lincoln 4516 Lost and Found PURSE—Brown leather, picked up from counter In Kresge’s; containing insurance, furniture and loan books. 2 rings and a piece of hair belonging to dead mother. Keep money, mail purse to 921 W. 28th St. BRIEFCASE—BIack; left on E. Wash. carcontents handbook, side rule. H. M. LF.AMING. Ir. 0306. Reward. DOG—Small, black. Answers to name "Cyclone.'' Reward. _ Ta. BRACLET— Platinum, diamond and sapphrie; lost in downtown district; Friday night. Ha. 2266. Reward. WRIST WATCH—White gold. Gothic: lost Sunday in St. Paul’s M. E. Church or W. I Thirtieth St. Liberal reward. Ta. 3813. LOST Er-:'raid ring in ia-atory ©J fraction Terminal Station. Reward. Address Box jC-720. Times. Special Notices OSTEOPATHIC MASSAGE - And internal baths; tone up the body and cleanse the i system of impurities. MARGARET SELLERS, 312 Mansur Bldg., E. Washington and Alabama Sts. CHILDREN'S DRAMATIC ART class lessons; 35 cents. 11l Pembroke Arcade. Ch. 1905-R, PERSONAL COACHING—For U. S. civil service examinations for permanent Governm’t positions. Km, 1307, City Trust Bid. ELECTREAT—Body massage corrects poor circulation and nervousness. JEAN SKINNER. 1112 Central. Apt. K. LI. 8873. FOR QUALITY handwork call Pearl’s Hand Laundry, Ta. 0815. 2511 Annetta, MARCELLING, 50c -Shampooing, 50c. 530 N. Alabama. Ri. 5882. MASSAGES, BATHS—Special treatments for colds, etc.; graduate nurse. Hsu 3504-J. PRIVATE HOME—Feeble, aged people; chronic cases specialty. _ Ha._3501-J. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Help Wanted Male MAN, WIFE—No small children. lor farm. Wife emp. for farm work. Best reference demanded. Salary. Box 110, Times. 10 EXPERIENCED—Shoe salesmen wanted. Apply at once. DANIELS. Wash. & Dela. BARBER wanted; steady work guaranteed; must be good. 3505 Mass, Ave. DISHWASHER; experienced. CLAMAN DAIRY LUNCH, 55 Ky. Ave. SOMEONE to sell coupons for photographer. WALLACE PHOTO, Rushyi 11 e_._ Ind. 10—Experienced clothing salesmen wanted. Apply at once. Daniels. Delaware & Wash. Help Wanted Female LADY —To work in second-hand furniture store. Dr. 0954, AMBITIOUS WOMEN Splendid opportunlty; Sls-S2O week; part time. Be. 2428. WHlTE—Housekeeper; good cook; state what salary expected. Box A 107 Times. 10 —Experienced shoe sales girls wanted. Apply at once. Daniels. Delaware & Wash. Situations Wanted Male MAN 50—Very deaf, wants work. Handy with tools.. Lawn work, pass bills or farm work. Life exp. on farm. Address 1606 Hall Place. CARPENTER: exp.; garages, small Jobs; any line work. Ha. 3504-J. Want to book games with strong State baseball teams. Call SAM R. RHOADES. Phone 1—29 or write Zionsville, Ind. Situations Wanted Female FAMILY WASHINGS—In my home; prices reasonable. Ri. 1275, after 2:30. FAMILY WASHlNGS—Curtains laundered; exp, reliable woman. He. 5618. HALFDAY work; general housework; exp.; reliable woman. Cr. 3657-W. DELICATE silks, woolens laundered with care, also curtains, sprds, blkets. Ta. 5665. SPRING CLEANING; exp. colored gir. ' by the day. Ch. 5214 .

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Situations Wanted Female DAY WORK—Or cook eve. meal. Gen. housework. Reliable. He. 4864, WASHINGS—ReIiabIe white woman; reas. prices. Called for and del. Hu. 2743. PLAIN SEWING Prices reasonable. 530 N. Alabama. Ri. 5882 Business Announcements HOUSE WIRING—S3 a room. W. F. PfEIMER, Ch. 6411. HOUSE—Painting, papering, cleaning, floor finishing, wall wash. Dr._4599. Ma. 1770. INTERIOR DECORATING—Paper hanging, painting. Est. free. Sample shown Ma. 1136 PAPER CLEANERS, $1 a room". White men. LOHMAN, DR. 4147. PAlNTlNG—Decorating, furn. refinished; gen, repairs. Salyard & Woods. Ta. 2844. , PAPER HANGING Paper furnished: will bring samples; work guar. *Be. 2859-J. Paper Hanging Painting Interior Decorating Expert, courteous workmen. Payments if desired. Be. 4293. Ri. 2649. R. C. Randolph PAPER CLEANING EXPERTS—DrT 3610. Jones and Miller. PAPER HANGING —And - painting; workinanship guaranteed. Be. 3920-W. RUG. Bxl2. THOROUGHLY CLEANED, vz Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 4462 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRED 7 In~vour own home, all makes. HOLLAND FURNITURE CO. Li. 5638. WALL PAPER CLEANING. $"1.00' ROOM. CH. 4195-J. THE KIDDIES SHOP We sell and repair new and used bicycles, radios, tricycics. scooters, tires, etc 940 Mass. Ave. Ma. 4769, H. DINKLA—26SO E. 34th; cont. painter. free est., comp. Est. 1902. Ch. 2682-W. Rooms tor Rent ALABAMA, N.. 1701 Nicely lurn. rm., kitchen opt., meals opt., home privileges. Ha. 1358-R. AUDUBON' RD,,~ 338 N COM PORT ABLE". FURN. RM.; PRI. HOME; MOD.; GAR. IR. 3517. BOSART. 850 -Clean, front room; private; modern home; no other roomers, ir. 3553. CENTRAL. 1446—N.cc. com tunable room; private lavatory: private home. Li. 9504. CENTRAL-Nicely furnished room; private. mod. home: garage Wash 1499. CLINTON " HOTEL 29 Virginia" "Ave.; desirable rms.. $2.50 to $e per wk. COLLEGE. 2429 Well turn., large, airv nm.ss to refined gentleman. He. 5855. COLLEGE. 3233 Attractive front room; garage optional. Wa. 2031-J. DELAWARE, N.. 515—A1l modern; wellfurn., seeping rms.; steam heat; bath and phone; $3 50 up. Ma. 1877. EASTERN AVE. -Young man or business ’..Oman; hreakinst opt._Ch. 222! -W. Glf.'.Y. N.. 323 Niurnished room; 1 ! or 2; gar., kitchen. plum- prr.ilegrs ILLINOIS, N.. 431. No. s—Nice front airy room: twin beds; modrrn; phone _ MERIDIAN, S., 1666 Sleeping rm. on car line; modern: with garage. MERIDIAN. N.. 2317—Attractive airv front sieeusng _rqom:_all modern. MERIDIAN, N.. 430 Apt. 0.; nicely furn. rm.; ask Mrs. Kramer. Ri. 4663. PENN., N , 1316 Co;-v modern front rm.. $3 50 and S4; near bath: men or couple. PARK AVE . 1438 Comfortable, pleasant room; rent reasonable. Ri. im79. RANDOLPH. 1723 S. Newly furnished. modern: 1 or 2 or $4.50. TALBOTT. N’T. 2230 Furnished room, modern bon < lose; Penn. car. Ta. 3919 Nil'll. F . 3021 Modern rm. for 2 car line: garage. Ch. 1637-M _ 15TH. E., 531 Attractive, modern rm.; 1 or 2; Central car line. Ri. 5286. 32D. E.. 603 Light, well venllated. steam heat convenient bus and carline; break- : m'.ong!. Wa. 2836. 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 accounts on our books. Avail vourself of this opportunity. A ocurteous girl will help I you write your ad. Call Main 3100. Want I Ad Dept. Room for Rent With Board CAPITOL. N , 3317—Furn. rm. for 1 or two; modern. CENTRAL. 2404—Cozy light room; 1 or 2; modern home. Ha. 4787-W. CENTRAL Pleasant room. mod. home; privileges; Fall Creek Blvd. He. 1195. CAPITOL. N., 2301 Nice front room; 2 I men; modern home. Ta. 2941. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1117 Front rm . ployed couple or 2 men: quiet LI 7665. PARK. 163° Lovely rm., furnished with beautiful_bedrm. suiL_ He. 2440. TEMPLE. N.- Private, modern home; l~or 2 young men; reference. Ch. 2814. WILL board smell child. No other ch;:dren. Cherry 4833. WILL Board your child dav or week. Mothr's care: close to school. Be. 4551. 12TH E.. 2115—Nice large, modern; real home for someone. ch. 3323. Houses and Flats Furnished j BELL AVE, 325—3-rm. furnished cottage in Rocky Ripple: S2O. Wa. 4307-J. FT. WAYNE AVE., 7i4 2-room apt. for rent; cheap. < iIT. CLAIR. 626 E. -3 rooms and bath' nicely furnished; heat, light and gas; walking distance. Reasonable. ALABAMA. 2217- Beautiful furn. mod. home: janitor serv., rent reas. Ha. 0194-M 3-ROOM SUITE Private bath: new'.v fur. housekeeping. SHIEL APT, 230 N. 111. St. FOR RENT —Until Oct. i, nicely furnished apt. In Gra Mar, 2615 Broadway, Apt. 5. Adults only. He. 3690 Rent Housekeeping Rooms ASHLAND, 2234—3 rms., kitchenette: private bath and entrance. Modern. ADLER. 39 furnished housekeeping rooms. Drexel 0544. CENTRAL 1802—2 unfurnished rooms; newly decorated: private home; modern. DELAWARE N.. 815 2 large rms. Ist. floor; sink, range, modern, clean. DELAWARE, N., 515 -All modern. 3-roonr apt.; well furn.; private bath. Ma. 1877. DELAWARE. N.. 1505—Desirable housekeeping and sleeping rooms; modern. HARLAN. 1113 -3 rooms, completely furn., bath. toUet. _s7_.so. Dr. 1923-J. ILLINOIS N.. 2005 —Large housekeeping fitfn. or unfurn: modern. KELLY. 1317. KENWOOD, 2347 -2 rms. furnished and bath. Reasonable. LAMBERT. 1845—4 rms.; furnished bungaJqw:_kevs. 1235 Hiatt St. LEONARD. 1401—3 unfurnished. modern rms.: private bath; reas'blc. Dj. 2339-R. NEW JERSEY. N.. 821 Large front room; kitchenette. Modern. $6.00. NEAR RIVERSIDE—3 looms up; unfurnished. semi modern; sls. Wa. 0110. NEW JERSEY. N., 128—Clean hskpg. and sleeping rms.: gas, elec, lights. NEW JERSEY, N.. 134—Cheap and well furn. rm. RI. 4145. NEW JERSEY, N , 1439—Pleasant rm. and kitchenette; everything furnished; gar. NORTH—Attractive rm.. near bath; kitch. privileges; garage; 111, car. Ha. 3445-M. OHIO. E.. 540—1 room; everything furnlshed. $3 week. PARK, 1027—Room and kitchenette, also single. Li. 3764, PENN., N., 1816—3 lower, front; sink, electricity; laundry; private entrance. SINGLETON. 2042—2 furnished rms. for 11 ght_house keepjng. Reasonable. Dr. 2939. UTH, E., 909—3 large, upper, front rms.; modern; sink; SB. Ri. 1839. UTH E., 717—Furnished rooms, modem; private entrance. RI. 2607. 31ST"W.. 1057—Completely furnished room. near car line. Ta. 2551. UTH, E.. 215—Suite; houskeeping rms,, also 2 sleeping rms. Li. 4136. Apartments for Rent I 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. INSPECTION INVITED BEAUTIFUL AMBASSADOR APARTMENTS Furnished or unfurnished: $57.50 to $125. Apartment-hotel service if desired. Call at building office, Penn, and Pratt Sts. Phone Ri. 1371. Moynathan Propertles Company. 710 Union Title Bldg. 1226 N. ILLINOIS $37.50 2035 W. Washington 42.00 1733 N. Meridian 60.00 5345 E. Washington 39.00 418 E. 15th 41.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES COMPANY. 710 Union Title Bldg. Ma. 4818. COLLEGE & UTH—Choice Walbrook: large kitchen,; newly deco.; $37,50. Ha. 0687-w. MERIDIAN. S.. 1218—4 rms.. and’ bath; very reasonable. Dr. 2939. NEW YORK. E.. 719—2-rm. apt., furn. complete; $10; adults. RI. 4168. NORTHWESTERN AVE., 3029—3-rm., mod. Priv. entrance; adults. Ta. 1342. 10TH ST.. 1516—5 rooms: garage: heat, water, gas, furn. Ri. 1616 or Ta. 5706. 4-ROOM—Semi-modern apt. and garage: east, near Wash. St.; S2O per mo. Call Li. 2318 or Wa. 218 L

Houses for Rent BROADWAY, 1928—9-room modern house, excellent for roomers. Only $35. Ta. 6216. BUTLER S., 370—5 room modern bungalow. $35.00 Sexton Real Estate. Main 0151, Irv. 0616-J. _ COLLEGE. 1619—6 rms. mod. Hardwood floors; screens; garage; water pd.: $32.0u. COTTAGE, 1845- 5-room house; gas. eiec.; water paid; rent reduced to sl6; nice neighborhood. Owner, Hu. 43C8. LA SALLE ST.. 2060 N.—s rins. garage; newly papered, water pd. $25. G. L. WHELDEN, 109 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. NORTH—6-room mod. double, built-in feature, large porch: $35. Ha. 2964; ORANGE, 1710—3 bedroom V* double; mqdern; $32.50; garage $34; water paid. Inquire 1225 S. State. PARK. 2824—N. Fall Creek Blvd ; 6-rcoin mod, double; garage; $45, Ha. 0975. RITTER, 8., 372—5 rooms, semi-modern. water paid; $lB. Ma. 2816. ST. PETER, S . 914—5 rooms, semi-mod-ern, water paid; garage; $lB. Ma. 3816. 30TH. W.." 352 a" tract!’, e 6-room modern double: garage: only S4O, Ta. 2943. NEAR—B. & O. Shops, west: 4 rooms; gas. elec., wa. As t’let insloe. Owner Ir. 0156-J CUTTACK WITH (JAR AGE $12.00 1316 Deloss: 3 rooms; electric lights, gas. good condition. DUNLOP i!c lIOLTEGKL 122 E. Market St. _ Ma. 6030. SUGAR GROVE. 1840—Near Riverside; 5 rms.: gar.; special inducement.. 11u_.‘i636. SPRING.' 720-6 rms' semi-mod.. S2O. Dorman. 615 5 rms. S2O. Ch. 0181. TACOMA N.. 207 6 rms; water, gas. elec', inside toilet' reduced rent._Dr. 2432. Ri. 9389 RIVER AVE.. 827 6 rms. modern, newly papered and painted, garage; S3O. Be. 2381 WILCOX.’ 1525-27 4 rooms; elec, well Cistern. sl6 per month. _Be. 0907-W. WOODLAWN. 1606—6 rm. mod., garage; newly papered; paved street and alley. Your Gredat Is Good You can phone in your want ads ana nave them charged. This courtesy Is extended to anyone who has no past due accounts on our books. Avail yourself ot this opportunity. A courteous girl will help you write your ad. Call Main 35C0 Want Ad Dept. FOR TSENT 342 Beauty Ave 6 rooms $20.00 2917 Baltimore Ave. 4 rooms 20.00 2921 Baltimore Ave 4 rooms 20.00 1225 Calhoun (doublet. 4 rooms 17.00 3114 Centrnl Ave. t-iuplexi. 5 rooms C 5 00 2930-32 Dearborn (doublet. 4 rooms 22.00 1241-43 De loss St. ‘doublet. 5 rooms 15 00 830 S. East St. 10 rooms 40,00 2010-12 English Ave. (doublet. 6 rm?. 20.00 1102 N. La Salle St. 5 rooms 30.00 2012 Laurel St. (doublet. 5 rooms.. 25 00 2044 Laurel St. tdoublet. 5 rooms. 27.50 313-15 N. Keystone (doublet. 5 rms, 27.50 217 S. Keystone 5 rooms 20.00 233 S. Randolph. 4 rooms 22.a0 2150-52 Ransdell (doublet. 4 rooms 17.00 4226-28 Schofield (doublet. 4 rooms L.. 00 3808 E 28th. St. (doublet 4 rooms.. 2d.00 1328 Sturm Ave. 5 rooms 40 00 5014 University, ft rooms 43 00 40 E. 37th. St. (doublet 6 rooms... 40,00 THE WASHINGTON COMPANY 257 W. Washington St. Lincoln 3820 M IS HIG< HNS Cottages and Resorts BARGAIN Furnished cottage. Little Chanman Lake. Kosciusko County: terms if derirod. Address K Box 25. Warsaw. Ind. business Places for Rent STOREROOM -Brand new theater bldg... 3045 Virginia Are.: excellent business locution m thriving community; short or long time lease. MR. GRIST. Dr. 4411. , 3 Large ofiic • room e tod loral 30th and Illinois: sls per mo. 30th St. Co. 110 W. 30th St Ta. 6531. Storage and Transfer OTTO J. SUESZ Packing hauling, storage. Low rates on California shipments. Overland hauling Special rates on return loads. Main 23j3 Rilev 3628 _Ch. 4579-(1693-W TRANSFER—CoaI. feed. gen. hauling. *7! E. 84th. W. E. Rodm-S-.iT W.i • Houses for Sale S7OO EQUITY In 5-room modern bungalow, near Garfield Park. sell ior :l0 i : ?: ri v 1025 N. DENNY ST. Four-room bungalow double, in-a-door bed- kitchen and breakfast room equipped; water and garage furnished. WASHINGTON BANK te TRUST CO. BEING COMPLETED A five-room thoroughly modem bungalow at 1542 E. Bradbury. Will paint, paper, furnish electric fixtures, shades and linoleum to suit purchcs r. Price $4 500; clear of all Barrett assessments. Terms. $350 cash. S4O per month. Will consider vacant lot as rash payment. F J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware St. RI. 2840. Re 1 ’ - Will take automobile as part payment on new' modern 5 room bungalow. Price $4,400. Ch. 1938. - . STANTON AVE. 3661 4 room bungalow practically new. vacant, two lanv lots comprising nearly two acres, ideal tor chicken farm, etc . located close in. priced exceptionally low at SJ.-S(W>O char. In speet anv time or call .Easy terun... balance like rent. LAWRENCE J. SE&TON, Realtor. Main 0151. Irv. 0616j0L CASH 1028 Albany St.; new 5-room bungalow. large cement porch, dandy enameled bath garage, large lot, paved s.reet. just south cTGargeld Park. Price 53.000 No Barrett. N. J. FOX. Ma. 6(.5. Eves., Hu. 1168, 5-ROOM COTTAGE, $16.50 Newly papered, elec, lights and gas. 710 N. Miley Ave. r DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 122 E. Market St. Lots for Sale LOT—‘.ii square from Garfield Park. Bargain: see G SEYFRIED. 1839 Ringgold. Suburban for Sale SMALL* DOWN PAYMENT MODERN 5-ROOM SUBURBAN A real buy with front drive garage; modern 5-room bungalow, located near National Rd.. 3900 west Price $4,750 Call LEONARD SCHLOSS, Li. 2318 or Wa. 4922. SIX ROOM modern bungalow; garage; on corner lot; screened in front porch J bedrooms; priced right for quick sale. Address Box 6. Cumberland. Ind. S/fffit; oil REN 1 3-> if re hills on Millersville Rd.: 8-rm. house: mod.; choice fruit and flowers ED. TAYLOR. owner. Spink-Arms Hofei. It -.tel. Real Estate for Exchange EQUITY —For sale or trade for good 1927 or ’2B coupe. Address Times Box A Ki ’ Real Estate Wanted 5-RM, COTTAGE—Wanted; In good cond. and locality; mod. or semi-mod. No down payment. Pav like rent. Box C *B2 Business Properties ILLINOIS. N., 1506 —Improved: $10,500. Northeast corner Morris and Senate, rents for $360 yearly; $2,300. Manufacturing site, 2 corners, also buildings and surfaclt bargain. Dr. 3233. Building and Contracting GENERAL building and contracting; _ remodeling a specialty. CIVIC REALTY COMPANY. 136 N Delaawre. Lin. 5050 TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS

Miscellaneous for Sale ADDING MACHINE Victor. 8-column; prac. new. Call owner. Ha. 0751-W., eves. BABY BUGGY AND MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE. IR. 3998-M. LIBRARY TABLE—Pract. new. Owner sac.; SB. 1928 W. Vemont. Be. 4613, PASTEURIZING OUTFlT—Separator, bottie filler, wash tank. Ed Taylor. LI, 3361. PAINT —Superior house paint, outside or inside, 15 colors, and white. $1.59 gallon, 366 S. Meridian St. MAin 4165. PIANO—SET OF DRUMS. HE. 2507. POOL TABLE—EXCELLENT CONDITION; VERY REASONABLE. RI. 2175. RANGE —Combination coal and gas: good cond; reasonable. 279 N. Addison. Bel. 0847 DRESSER—dining table; good as new; $5 each. Clock. $2. Owner. Ir. 0156-J. SINGER SEWING MACHINES Electric, drop heads, repair all makes. 126 W. WASHINGTON. MA. 1418 VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS —Parts for all makes. Pettis Dry Goods Cos. Ma. 2722. MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO.— Electric wiring, motor repairing, electrical appliances, all kinds. 136 S. Mer. Ma. 2363 , BEAUTIFUL NEW DISHES 25 pieces-to the set. Only a few at the bargain price of $2.98. while they last. 115 E. Ohio St. COMBINATION—CoaI and gas range; sls. Ha. 4646-R. OWNER—WiII sacrifice equity and you assume payments on overstuffed suite, • breakfast set. other furnishings of 1-rm. apt. Used 3 months. Call Ri. 4294. 5-PIECE BREAKFAST SET White trimmed In blue; $8.95. * 200 SO. MERIDIAN ST. Congoleum rug; 9x12: $5.95. 200 SO. MERIDIAN ST. MEAT MARKET—Fixtures: all or part. Owner wiU sell cheaj). Ha. 3112-JL

Miscellaneous for Sale Yoer 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. RUMMAGE SALE—Used ciotmne and furnlture. 127 W. Georgia St. ONE twin-cylinder Chailie outboard; motor: pract. new. Ta. 2299. Mr. Johnson. NEW and rebuilt scales, slicers and meat choppers: service on all makes. Ma. 4874. DAV TON SCALES CO.. 243 N. Penn. BARRETT-WADE"' FURNITURE CO.. 80b ♦Virginia Ave.; furniture, rugs, stoves, refrigerators. Hew and used furniture for working people. Cash or credit. Easy Open (. venings. > MAJESTIC COAL RANGE. $25 SMALL. HEATER. $5. HU. 2726, KALTEX tapestry suite, overstuffed davenport- mahg. table, rugs, etc. Ha. 3526-W NEW and rebuilt typewriters. sls and up. We are authorized dealers and have many fine bargains in portables and other oitice equipment that we have traded in. Easy terms. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Li. 6470. BABY CARRIAGE Reed, Royal blue. civ-am; A-l shanr Onr. will sec He. 1170. STROLLER In splendid condition. Owner will sell for $lO. Ta. 4492. TWO-OVEN GAS RANGE—Baby carriage. 3729 Orchard. N-v- 38th and Keystone. BABY'S COMP. Ba’h.tub & dressing table. Never been used. Reas. Owner. _Tn. '673. THREE-ROOM outfit; complete to start your home; S9B. 1640 SO. MERIDIAN ST. Miscellaneous Wanted HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri. 6622. 127* W. Georgia Bt. , GOOD CASH PRICES For furniture, rugs and stoves from private homes. Calls promptly answered. Li. 1260, WANTED Walnut dining room chairs. Riley 2772. No dealers. Pets and Live Stock ALL LARGE BREED BABY CHICKS —No® sl2 per 100: assorted. $10; special gradr 3c higher; ducklings. 30c. BOYER'S HATCHERY 34 N. Delaware S*.. Indianapolis. Rf. 5470 STUD Y.i iang. wonder Pekinese sire: imps $25 up. 116 S Ban. Ir, 3699. GERMAN POLICE DOG- For sale; 7 mo."; written pedigree. 412 N. Tacoma. PITT BULL PUPS FOR SALE. ONE Good'farm horse; also good riding horse. Owner sell cheap. Ta. 1201. PEDIGREED Police pups: good markings; 3 mi : Owner will sacrifice. 5644 E. Wash. Radio and Equipment RADIO sets and speagers all makes rei paired and service. Cummins Bros. Radio Cos. 34 W, Ohio St. Li. 3656. BUI LD INO ' REPAIRING: AERIALS. SERVICE CALLS. SI M. CH. 0959. RADIO. SI.AGIE; ELECTRIC. OWNER WILL SELL CHEAP. Ri. 3046. Musical Instruments MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—For band and orchestra. Easiest terms in town. RIN’NE MUSIC AND DRUM SHOP. 123 Pembroke Arcade. Ma. 4574. Join Our Bax Band. Pianos for Rent $1 Per Month KIMBALL PIANO STORE Ri. 2155 150 N. Delaware SAXOPHONE SPECIAL -While they last. 1 tioz. slightly used; all sizes, makes; SlO down; easy payments. Lorenz Sax School, 122 IVmbioke Arcade Li. 1421. PLAYER PIANO Apollo reproducing. • for Sion, Ha. osii. MAHOGANY CASE Victor console model; $1 weekly. Be. 4435. 1 LAP DRUM 'OUTFIT Half price. Old Stradivarius violin, dated 1734; owned 41 venr.s. _523 E 17th. He. 2682. j VIOLIN. s’.7 3" Drums, $35; bells, $lO. C. Sax., excellent condition, $45. 1404 E Vermont St, HOWARD PLAYER -With 25 roll's of. music: like new. Price $195. Terms to suit. I in. 6464. PIANO Milton, upright: bench: A-l shape: 550 owner. 4225 Broadway. Hu, 4702. BARGAIN PLAYER PIANO—SIOO;" excellent condition. Box A-106 Times. PIANO APARTMENT GRAND;' GOOD CONDITION- 3610 N. PENN. TA, 6407. TRAP DRUMS—Perfect condition; owner v ill sell for $65 Dr. 5142-R. JOUR p aims. Plavers’ S4O to $275. Sj a week. ROBERTSON S. 235 N_Penn. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Barter and Swap PLAA’ER PIANO—Take equity in cheap lot or used car. or sell $5 down. $2.50 per week. Ta. 4221. PAINTING Roofing or tinning by reliable man. exchange for cood car. 8e._3855.__ Auction Tuesday, May 1, 2 p. m. 815 Elm St., clean: sale household goods. NORTH SIDE / UCTION CO. Mrs. L A. Hodges, clerk: office. Ta. 4129; res., Ha. 3311. Money to Loan PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN 330 Occidental Bldg. Ri. 9229 Southeast coiner Wash, and Illinois Sts. RATE 2% Lowest rate in city. lH6e below legal rate. No extra charges. No embarrassing investigations. Other Companies Paid Off LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY MARION FINANCE CO. LIN 1581 267 GUARANTY BLDO LOANS $lO to S3OO This corporation provides a place where you may borrow from $lO to S3OO in a dignified, businesslike manner, without Pitying more than the LAWFUL RATE OF INTEREST and without being imposed upon in any way. WE DO NOT NOTIFY your emplover. neither do we matte inquiries of vour friends, relatives or trades people. NO INDORSER REQUIRED. Ts you are unable to call at our office, phone Main 2923 or write us, and our representative will call at Tvour home. ALL INTEREST CHARGES under State regulation. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION. 404 Kresge Building (FOURTH FLOOR) Pennsylvania and Washington Sts. Entrance 41 E. Washington St. PHONE MAIN 2923. “ LOANS—SIO T 0 S3OO 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 any time. UNDER STATE SUPERyiSION. Popular Finance Corporation A DIFFERENT KIND OF LOAN COMPANY Room 513,106 E. Market St. Phone MA in 1278

TAXES Are now payable. Money to loan on automobiles or household goods. No indorsers. Legal rate. Quick, courteous, confidential. Plenty of parking space. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 207 E. New York St. RI. 4974 WE BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS ON Indianapolis and Marlon County property from titleholders. Mr. Fry. THE WASHINGTON COMPANY. 257 W. Washington St. Main 0792. Business Opportunities WANTED —Rooming house, ten to twelve rooms: modern; close in. Address 1223 N. Alabama St. F. HUTCHINS. CONFECTIONERY—And light lunch. 3027 E. 10th St. Ownr. leav. city; bar. Ch. 6913 GROCERY—At invoice price. Owner leaving city. 2602 E. 17th. Ch. 5257. GROCERY —And meat market, in good location. Bargain. Ha. 0755-J. TIMS?. WANT AOS ScIINO BUSINESS

Coal and Wood STEWART COAL CO. NO CHARGE FOR WHEEL-IN W. Va. egg $5 25 W. Va. 4-in 6.50 W. Va 6-in. Ip. fkd 6.75 Island Creek lp 7.00 Poca. lp. No. 3 Red Ash 8 25 Poca egg No. 4 7.25 Ind. lp $5.00 5.50 RED RIVER CO. Ch. 1610 Ch. 1610 KINDLING WITH EACH TON W. Va. 6-in. Iq., No. 5 blk $6.00 Forked Poca., H-ln. lp 8,00 INDPLS. ICE AND FUEL CO. Dr. 6685, Dr. 6685, NAUELSON COAL CO. Ll- 9260. Ri, 1866 CO- L AND COKE ATLAS FUEL CO. SUMMER PRICES BETHEL COAL CO. DR. 5200. Kindling with eacli lon. NO CHARGE FOR WHEEL IN. Poca. lp. Red Ash. No. 4 $7.50 J. &I, CO A L_CO T.u_2 47L Kindling With Each Ton 25c Discount on all 2-ton orders. Best Virginia block, 6-inch forked.s6.so Best Virginia, 4-in. lp. or egg, fkd.. 6.25 Best Indiana lp. or egg. forked 5.25 DELIVER ANYWHERE IN CITY. UNION ICE and COAL DR. 4621. 1510 BLUFF. Legal Notices THIS is to notify that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by R. VV. Shewmon for the Electric Burglar Alarm System or the Domestic Electric Manufacturing Company because R. W. Shewmon is no longer my partner in these firms. (Signedi D. L. WELLS GOODS held in our warehouse in tl 1 name of D. E. Smith, A. H. Martin. J. O. Groves. Edna Christian and Mrs. J. A. Bennison, will be sold for charges, on Friday. May 18. at 2 p. m., at 3037 N. Illinois St.. Indianapolis, Ind. T. E. MOCK FORD, Auto Supplies and Repairs CALL US for that newr battery and save money. Trade vour old in on the new. RILEY 1857 COLVIN BATTERY CO. 126 F Marvlnm!. JOHN OUDELHOFFER WAGON CO. Will repair or make new (ops and curtains for your car. 202 Kentucky Ave, USED TIKES " Wholesale and Retail L. BELIO te SON 23 S F.AS'I ALL SIZES—Of rubber tires. 4 wheels and trailer wheels. 202 Ken tuck- Ave. Automobiles Wanted Wanted —Fords and Ford Bodies—Highest Cash Prices SWISSHELM & PARKER. 544 E. Washington St ! Mm_473o. WILL pav cash for vour car or voui eaultv. T. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin, 4516. 561 N. Capltnl USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. GOLDBERG BROS. 543 N. CAPITOL LINCOLN 4638. Automobile Insurance

SECURITY AUTO Fire, theft, collision windstorm, glass and tire, public liability. $5,000. SIO,OOO. Property damage. SI.OOO. Agents Wanted Cali Main 5504.

Automobiles for Sale NASH SEDAN, 1926. LIKE NEW. AN EXCELLENT 4WHEEL BRAKE CAR. SPECIALLY PRICED AT $635. CAPITOL MOTORS CO. Capitol and Michigan. ‘ja£k OpnhfJoum USED CARS FROM $25 TO S7OO All makes and models.: diamonds, radios and live stock taken in trade. LONG AUTO SALES 1114 N. Meridian. Lin. 6665. _ 1926 ESSEX COACH SIOO Down OAKLEY MOTOR’ SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. Drexel 4743. 3-DAY SPECIAL SALE OF FALCON-KNIGHT TRADE-’ INS. RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED Ford Coupe. A-l. all new tires. R 11 Hupp Roadster. California top. 125.00 R 11 Hup Coupe. Real buy 175.00 1924 Buick "4" Four Pass Coupe.. 275.00 1923 Rickenbacker Sedan 325.00 1.924 Willvs Knight Sedan 325.00 1924 Rickenbacker 4 Pass Coupe. Al. New paint, new balloon tires. 4 wheel brakes 425.00 1925 Willys Knight Sedan, lowmileage j 470.00 1927 Model Pontiac Landou, like new 575.00 1927 Willvs Knight ‘'7o” Coupe 795.00 1928 Falcon Knight coach; dem.... 950.00 See these Bargains before you buy. Easy Terms and Trade. Open Sunday A. M. MURPHY MOTORS, INC. 36 E. GEORGIA ST. Id. 7554. FORD TROUPE -1927. wire wheels: A.l condition: $325: terms or trade. 401 E. Washington st. Riley 6762, STUSEBAKER, 1927 SEDAN • Custom Dictator; driven about 6,000 miles, finish like new, 30-day new car guarantee; don’t miss this opportunity; owner leaving city; bargain at $995. Terms. GAULT MOTOR CO. 3756 College Ave. - Wa. 2022. Open evenings. “A STEAL” Quick action takes this baby Overland touring. 1925; good rubber, runs like a top: $75. Colvin, INDIANAPOLIS AUTO EXCHANGE. CHRYSLER "62"—Sedan. 28 model, lfke now. terms or trade. Boyer. 220 E. New York

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Chrysler 58 Coupe Chrysler 80 4-pass. Coupe Chrysler 80 Phaeton Chrysler Finer 70 Rdstr. Chrysler Finer 70 Coupe Chvrsler 70 Sedan Chrysler 70 Coach Chrysler 62 Roadster Chrysler 60 Roadster Chrysler 60 Sedan Chrysler 60 Coach Chrysler 58 Coach Hudson Brougham, 1927

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Automobiles for Sale BUY NOW ON OUR EASY TERMS 1927 Olds Landau 695 1925 Studebaker Coupe 475 1927 Olds Coupe 695 1926 Star Coupe. Rumble seat.. 250 1926 Ford Coupe. New tires.... 275 1925 Willys-Knight Sedan 495 1927 Olds Coach. Wire wheels.. 595 1925 Dodge Coupe 395 1924 Nash 7-pass. Sedan 385 1925 Olds Coach 375 1927 Chevrolet Coach 450 1925 Dodge Sedan 375 Laflhirop= McFarland Cos, 420 N. Capitol Ave. MA. 2480. model 65; cxcellent condition: fully equipped: paint good; 5 new tires. Owiier. Hit. 0751-W. 1927 Olds Coupe Entire ear is like new; tires, j paint and motor in excellent | condition. A real buy at $545. Capitol Motors Cos. Capitol and Michigan OafA OfJ/wJoum ; CHEVROLET COUP*—Bumpara, 5 balloon tires, low mileage; a wonderful bargain: priced right; easy terms. Haru Chevrolet Cos.. 525 E. Washington St. CHEVROLET—Landau sedan. 1926 model, "<th ninny extras; tires good; this car will please you; only $400; small down payment. Hare Chevrolet Cos.. 525 E. Washington. CHEVROLET—Coach. 1926. A car that can be expected to perform in very good style and give satisfaction. Onlv $350. Easy terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos., 525 E. Washington. FORDS Are better and cheaper at WANGELIN-SHARP CO. _44jJ Vi. Ave. VV A1 .LERI CIT S' USED CAR BARTAINS 314 N. DELAWARE ST. FOR L) COUFEr 1923 Good tires; pood motor; first SSO gets it. GAULT MOTOR CO. 3756 Coilege Ave. Wash. 2022. open evening*. _ _____ 1926 OAKLAND LANDAU SEDAN This car could be represented as new. Fully equipped, perfect in evrey respect from tires to top: one of the best motors we have ever had. The price has been halved for ouiek sale. Liberal terms. A. G. MUELLER NASH SALES i 725 Virginia Ave. Dr. 3127. Essex, 1926 Coach Upholstering, covers, finish like new; 5 good tires; motor perfect: bumpers front and rear, sold under Studebaker pledge with 5 days’ driving trial; a bargaln for $2Ti. Irv. 2833. OAKLAND SEDAN--1927; leather nice shape: real bargain; terms or trade. BOYER'S. 220 E. New York. USED CAR BARGAINS LATE MODELS—EASY TERMS FRANK FEESER CO. I ___ 1126 PROSPECT | 1927 CHEVROLET COACH | Like new. Our feature buy. The price is slashed: terms. 923 VIRGINIA AVE. DR 3156 BUIC ksT*m an y” bar gains CENTRAL BUICK COMPANY. USED CAR STORE. 602 N. Capitol. _Li. 1995. STUDEBAKER 1924 COUPE. Light 6, 5-passenger; genuine mohair upholstering; body reflnished in beautiful blue Duco; motor completely overhauled; 5 extra good tires: bumpers, shock absorbers and a world of other extras. A real bargain: $395. Irv. 2jj22. PACKARD- Coupe for sale: 1924 model: balloon tires, disc wheels and 4-wbcel 1927 CHEVROLET COACH-This car 1* far above tbe average at a real bargain. Terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.. 525 E. Washington St. | ~ST I'DEB A KER VIC 'TORI A ! 1927 model: just like new: carries 30day now car guarantee. Call or phone for demonstration; $’.,195. Term* or trade. GAULT MOl OR CO. 3756 College Ave. Wa. 2022 Open evenings. WILL SELL Or trade for Ford roadster: a 1923 Ford 1-ton truck with box bed and stock rack. Ch. 22J9. __________ 1925 Ford Tudor A-l in appearance and mechanically: good tires: make us an offer; terms. 923 VIRGINIA AVE. DR 3156 1926 FORD COUPE—Good ' condition throughout; bargain at $75 down. Farrell Bros.. 332 N. Capitol. Lln. 8232, CHRYSLER—7O coach. 1927. "This car has been driven very carefully: looks and runs like new. Motor 'has been checked and is guaranteed to be in perfect condition. Five excellent tires, fully equipped, $1,095. Armacost. 440 N. Capitol Ave. STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SEDAN—*27S if sold at once. Ch 6373 It. 962 N. Olnev. FORD TUDOR SEDAN SELL CHEAP. PRIVATE OWNER. DR. 7633. LATE 1926 CHEVROLET COACH Perfect from tires to top; unusually low rtricc; terms. 923 VIRGINIA AVE. DR 3156 '2ii ('hovi’tilol Coupe. Driven by a careful driver. A real buy at $325. STATE AUTO CO. 525 N. Capitol. LT. 7301 Trucks GOOD Used trucks: terms to suit; also used tires and parts. 1125 E. Maryland. DR. 2220, ,

Auburn 8-77 Rdstr. 1927 Dodge Sedan 1927 Dodge Coupe, 1926 Ford Tudor 1927 Foard Roadster 1926 Nash Sedan 1926 Maxwell Sedan 1925 J Hudson Coach 1926 Hupmobile Coupe 1923 Jewett Touring 1925 Chev. Landau Sedan, 1926 Peerless 80 Sedan, 1927 Buick Master Coach, 1925