Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 201, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1930 — Page 11

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HOOVER FACED HEAVY SESSION 1 IN FIRST YEAR ) Naval, Tariff and Farm Issues Big Tax on Administration. BF RODNEY DITCHER YEA Service Writer WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 —For the new Hoover administration 1929 was a year of big things begun. It was a year of hard work. The President took no summer vacation and congress, with its short session, its special session and lately its regular long session, has been on the job much more than in any ordinary year. Last New Year’s day found Herbert Hoover sailing home from South America, concluding in his good will tour the first important phase of a strong but friendly foreign policy which he has since carried with general approval. Even before taking office he had begun what was hailed as anew era of more amicable relations between the American republics and his subsequent policy has been designed to foster the improved atmosphere. Among other things he has undertaken to strengthen the caliber of our diplomats in those countries. Although not a great deal has been definitely accomplished, the administration has established a foundation for reduction of military and naval expenditures in Hoover’s public uterances. The year saw preliminary work completed for the important London naval limitation conference which will soon begin, including the unprecedented personal conferences of Premier Ramsey MacDonald and President Hoover in Washington. Farm Fund Passed Everywhere, in foreign or domestic afTairs, one observes the beginnings of efforts which, if successful, will result in substantial achievements. Only a few of the more important can be summarized in this space. After inauguration. Hoover lost no time in calling the special session of congress to deal with the farm relief problem and a revision of the tariff. The administration bill providing a federal farm board with wide powers and a $500,000,000 loan fund became a law without undue delay. The board has been actively functioning for several months, although it is too early to predict how effectively it will contribute to solution of the agricultural problem. In December, on President Hoover's recommendation, congress in regular session promptly passed a $160,000,000 tax cut measure which will go into effect this year. Tariff legislation, the other of the three most important legislative measures which the administration sought, is badly bogged. That may be due to Mr. Hoover’s unwillingness to make known his opinion of the tariff biffs cooked up by the house ways and means and senate finance committees or i of the drastic revisions of the I Hawley-Smoot measure which have been made on the senate floor. But tariff legislation has been begun and is rather sure to be completed, j in one fashion or another. Foreign Debt Big Item During the summer the administration’s firm intimation that it would stand for no more dallying obtained ratification in Paris of the Franco-American debt agreement. France had to pay $400,000.000 at once in case the agreement wasn’t ratified and Hoover and Secretary of State Stimson refused to forget about it. But only that much has been actually accomplished, for many believe that there must he still further revision of foreign debt : fundings. The President recently directed 1 the affixing of America’s signature to the World Court protocol on the ! theory that the senate’s reserva- j tlons had bepn met, but this may : not be submitted to the senate for some time and a fight looms after j which our adherence probably will j be ratified. The beginnings of what, may be far-reaching reforms have been made in regard to the vexing and long-standing problem of law enforcement. The President appointed a committee of extraordinarily high grade under the chairmanship of George Wiekersham, primarily in response to widespread dissatisfaction with prohibition enforcement conditions, but also to investigate enforcement and observance of all laws. Dealing directly with prohibition he has recommended the transfer of the enforcement job from the treasury to the department of justice and the question is now before congress. “Business As I'sual” Acting in the wake of the stock market crash and anxious to restore public confidence as well as to spur business as much as possible, Hoover summoned leaders of business and industry to Washington in November and talked “business as usual" to them. He warned against wage reductions and urged all justifiable programs of expansion with the promise that the government would join in the general movement. The effect of Hoover s emergency measures can not be judged with exactitude, but he believes that confidence was reestablished and that a large amount of unemployment and suffering was prevented. Due largely to Hoover, there has appeared the National Business Survey Conference under the chairmansnfo ot Julius H. Barnes, which recently appointed an executive committee including a score of America's most important men in business and industry. Building Permits P. Trosky, garage. 633 South New Jer*ev. *255. J. Keilv. garage. 2P29 Langley. *255. J. C Cornet, repair, 1718 North Meridian. SI .000 C. A. Enoch, dwelling. 1220 Windsor, $5,000 tncitars-olls P. A- L Company, pit, Maryland and Capitol. $1.00? Pika P-jaltT Compare, dwelling and garnet, . F I :h. *6.300. Pike Realty Company, dwelling and garage. 38 East Fifty-fifth. *6.800. w. A. Pittman, dwelling and garage, spTi Shrlver, *3,000.

| Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Charles Bryant, 59 North Sixth street. Beech Grove, Ford roadster, ' 742-795, from Kentucky and CapI itol avenues. William Glogos, Marion. Ind., Chevrolet coupe, 334-800. from in lront of 820 South Capitol avenue. Glenn H. Vibber, 2527 West Washington street, Ford coupe, 722-700, irom Ohio street and Capitol avenue. Claude E. Yates. 2536 East Seventeenth street, Oakland coach, 86-209, from 1005 Hamilton avenue. Kenneth Williams, 5606 Guilford avenue. Chevrolet coupe. 92-669, from Twenty-eighth and New Jersey streets. C. E. Stevens, 2401 North Delaware street, Chevrolet coupe, from Delaware and Twenty-fourth streets. Mack J. Gregg, 1210 South State street, Chevrolet touring, 99-704, from Senate and Indiana avenues. Don Sanders, 835 West Twentyseventh street, Chevrolet coach, 41645, from Senate avenue and New York street. BACK HOME AGAIN Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Edward Joslin, 1937 South Emerson avenue. Ford roadster, found at Vermont and Meridian streets. WEATHER STAYS ‘FIRM’ IN WEST Mercury Shows No Change During Last Century. DES MOINES, Jan. I.—Despite the opinion of oldest inhabitants that the weather nowadays “ain’t like what it was when I was a boy,” the huge territory west of the Mississippi that formed the Louisiana Purchase enjoyed the same sort of climate in 1804 and 1805 as today. A century and a quarter ago, Ft Mandan, North Dakota, near the present city of Bismark, the temperature at sunrise was four degrees below Fahrenheit, G. K. Greening of the weather bureau at Sioux City, lowa, told members of the American Meteorological Society here The thermometer that recorded this temperature was the only one in the whole territory from the middie Missouri valley to the Pacific Northwest, so far as present records show, said Greening. This famous thermometer, which was broken a little later, was carried by a man with the appropriate given name of Meriwether. He was Captain Meriwether Lewis, who with Captain William Clark, led the famous Lewis and Clark expedition which first opened up the northwest to civilization. Their records contain the first weather diary of this part of the country, said Greening, and are preserved at the hall of the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia. FIRE DEATH ATTEMPT BY WORRYING MOTHER Daughter’s Illness Believed Cause of Parent’s Act. Ri/ T'nitnl Press HARTFORD CITY. Ind.. Jan. L A mother's worry over her daughter's illness is believed to have prompted Mrs. Guy Strait, 42, in a suicide attempt. Mrs. Strait is near death in the Blackford county hospital here from self-inflicted burns. She saturated her clothing with gasoline and set fire to it. Her husband, noticing flames rnd smoke coming from an outbuilding, rushed in' to find his wife shrouded in fire. He extinguished the fire and took Mrs. Strait to the hospital. The daughter. Mrs. Blinn Naish. is in the same hospital seriously ill.

BUILDING PROGRAM AT I. U. GIVEN ATTENTION Trustws Discuss Plans for Union and Chemistry Structures. Ri/ Time* Km rial ' BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. Jan. I. Plans for two new buildings at Indiana university, union and chemistry. were discussed at a meeting of the board of trustees here. The fall of this year was set tentatively for beginning erection of the student’building. An architect and the trustees probably will inspect similar structures at Purdue, Wisconsin and Michigan universities before deciding on a plan for the building here. Compledon of plans and specifications for the chemistry building were ordered speeded by the trustees. It will cost $519,000. Honey Spilled in Wreck Si/ Times Rpcr '-f WABASH. Ind.. Jan. I.—S. A. Haines, near North Manchester, was smeared with honey as he emerged from the wreckage of his automobile which collided with a car driven byByron Kennedy. The honey was being carried in Haines' car. Legal Notices WILL SELL public auction: one Buick roadster, motor No. 580397 for storage and to-in charges amounting to $47,50. Jan. 11, 1930. at 2 p. m. Fancher & Long, Maywood. Ind. WILL SELL at public auction; one Ford touring car; motor No. 10422024. for storage and tow-in amounting to $28.50, Jan. 11. 1930. at 2 p. m. Fancher & Long. Maywood. Ind. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BETTER HOMES SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis. Indiana. ' * January 2nd. 1930. Notice is herebv given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Better Homes Saving and Loan Association will be held at the office of the Association in the Mever-Kiser Bank Building in the citv of Indianapolis, on the 14th dav of January. 1930. at 7:30 o'clock p. m.. for the election of three directors and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before said meeting. The stock transfer bocks of the Association will be closed at 10 a. m.. January 11th. 1930. and will remain closed until 8 a. m.. January 15th. 1930. A. J. WICHMANN m 8 KW fc* 235i*£sM4!*3Eae33 iw■- Association. Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM. Mortuary. Phone. Be. 1588. IS2I W. Ray Si. *

Funeral Directors W. T. BLASENGYM ~ Main office. 2220 Shelby St. Drexel 2570, Gedrge Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Riley 5374. UNDERTAKERS. KISEV & TITUS. 931 N. Delaware. LI. 3821. LAUCK FUNERAL HOME 1458 S. Meridian. Dr. 21*0. J. W PATTERBON. Funeral Director. Riley 3606, _ “A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE" RAGSDALE & PRICE LI. 3608. 1219 N. Alabama, WALD 1232 Union St. 1619 N. Illinois SL j. c. WILSON funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive equipment. Dr. 0321 and Dr. 0322. Instructions Enter AVIATION now and assure your future Ground engineers and pilots earn as high a? SI,OOO per month. Investigate Curtiss Wright Gov. Approved School. Terms. 104 Monument Circle. Li. 4000. Open eve. AN instrument will be given free to every pupil enrolling at the Irvington School _?I Music, Call Ir. J 338. Transportation Colonial!^ STAGES A l*TtH STATE TRANSIT ,-. Jgjfc Ride in Comfort Great Lakes to Gulf Coast to Coast Chicago $ 4.00 Pittsburgh ...$ 8.00 Dayton 3.00 Philadelphia . 16.00 Detroit ...... 6.00 New York .... 18.00 Cincinnati ... .1.00 St. Louis 5.00 Louisville ... .1.00 Kansas City.. 9.00 Nashville 74X1 Denver 22.50 Jacksonville . 22.00 Los Angeles .. 47.50 New Busses —Air Cushions — Reclining Chairs Gold Medal Drivers Three Convenient Depots DENISON HOTEL TERMINAL RI. 4000 104 Monument Circle Lincoln 4000 Onion Bus Station Rllev 2255 Lost and Found FRATERNITY PlN—Delta Alpha; lost between Olney; Spades library. Reward. Ch. 5054. POLICE PUP—Name Queen; child's pet. License tag 4321. Dr. 3288-J. Reward. RED IRISH SETTER—Child’s pet: no good _for hunt ;ng_. _ RowarcL Li. 0937. Business Announcements FEATHERS—Bought sold and renovated feather mattresses, pillows made to order E. F Burkle 431-433 Mass AvC Rl. 6695 PAPER HANGING—SPEC. PRICES WINTER MONTHS C. C-ILLII.AND. DR. 2747_. RUGS cleaned. 9x12. *1.50. Call for. "def 10-da. spec. Keemer Rug. Cos. Ch. 5336. HYATT JOHNSON PERSONAL SERVICE ROOFING CO.—Saves 25 per cent, cn rerooflng, gen, house repairs. Ch. 2720. DOYLE HEATING CO.—lnstalls furnaces. Repairs all makes furnaces. LI. 7270 BRIGHTEN the home with new wall paoer: special discount this mo. Dr. 2389 PAPERHANGING—And decorating, reduced prices, good work; ref. Ch. 1884. CLEANING, papering, floor sanding, ref.n lshlng of all kinds, J ones. Ch. 0579. $4 PER ROOM For I month only: paper fur. and hung Ir. 2415. Frank Jackson. Ch. 2004. $3.75 PER ROOM. Paper hanging, furnished and hung; guarantced: Ford. Ch, 3051 -W. 'BATH ROOM—Complete. *7O; plumbin <C heating installed: reasonable. Ta. 4057. Help Wanted Male AUTO mechanics wanted: 25 beginners for winter term, starting Jan. 6. actual work, earn as you learn. Call or write immediately. Indiana State Auto School. Ri. 0648. DANCES—Young men and women to do St Louis Hop. Prep Step and Break Away. JOHN LA MONT. 940 Park. LI. 4250. Situations Wanted Male PLUMBER-ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK, REASONABLE. RI. 1695, WORK ON FARM —Married man; A-l ref., years exp., inquire 736 N. New Jerseyi Situations Wanted Female CURTAINS DRAPERIES, laundered: 35c pair; soft water: work guar. RI. 8944, CURTAINS laundered 35c, per pair; work guaranteed. 1038 N. Euclid. Ch. 6556. EXPERIENCED laundress wants washing brought to 858 Buchanan St. Dr. 6277-W. Rooms for Rent ASHLAND. 2645—Large, well furnished south r oom: private family; 2 persons or couple employed; $4. He. 4064. ASHLAND. 1614-—clean modern room; nicely furnished. He. 3204, CAPITOL. N.. 2920—Large room, modern home, garage, men preferred. Ha. 4542-W. CENTRAL. 3210—Attractive rm., nr. bath; good heat; private home. Wa. 3248. CENTRALT2B2I—Large, warm, front room Suitable for 2. Private home. CENTRAL AVE.—Pleasant, clean. wellhcnt.ed rm.. suitable for 2: reas. Wa. 2122. CLINTON HOTEL— 29 Virginia Ave., clean. steam lian tec, rms.: $3 to $6. Rl. 1738. COLLEGE. 3047—Clean, cheerful, front. 1 or 2; steam heat, private home. Ta. 3083, COLLEGE. 1140—Lovelv front rm.; fine heat; home privileges. Ri. 8778. DELAWARE, N.. 2920—Nicely furnished, modern room: garage. Ta. 3122. DENISON HOTEL Pennsylvania and Ohio. Now is your opportunity to secure a nice warm room for winter. Complete hotel service. Rates surprisingly low; $5 wk.: 2-room suites; parlor, bedroom, bath for 4 persons, as low as $75 mo Let us show you. EAST. N.. 232—Nice, warm, sleeping room; reasonable. Ri 4936, EAST. 122 N.—Mod., furn. rm., $3 to $5 week: city heat. Ri. 7945. GRANT. N.. 102—Large front rm., near hath; home privileges. Ir. 1083. OHIO HOTEL 126 1 - E. Ohio Clean rms steam heat. hot. cold water; *5 wk. & up. 320 E. VERMONT Nice warm sleeping rooms; hot water. $3 week. Ri. 0575. WALNUT, E.. 412—Attractive rooms, modern. hot water, home privileges. 11TH, E.. 913—Comfortable sleeping rooms. moderate price: gentlemen preferred. 12TH AND COLLEGE. APT. 10— Room near bath: good heat. Li. 7265. ioTH. 28 V Lovely room, suitable one or two: near bath. Ha, 4298-W. 24TH. E., 660—Cheerful, warm, front rm.; private home. He, 3514. WARM—Light room; private home; cor E. Wash . Pleasant Run blvd. Ir. 0494. Room for Rent With Board ALABAMA. N., 1802—Room and board; private home: 2 people. Ta. 6626. COLLEGE] 1114—Warm rm.. suit, for 2: plentv hot water, gd. meals, excel, trans. Ri. 7291. PARK. 2063. Large, well-heated, front room: home privileges: $7.50, He. 4552, PARK. 833 —Rm. and board, near all trans.. suit .for 2, gents pref. Ri. 9930. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1928—Furnished room and board: *7.50 a week. 19TH. W.. 26—Beautiful front room, suitable for 2: meals if desired. Ha. 3464. NICE home for employed girl: rm. board, r housekeeping privileges He. 2701. Rent Housekeeping Rooms_ ALA.. N.. 528—Large room, kitchenette; first floor: mod., warm. Ri. 3675, ALABAMA. N.. 2037—Nicely furnished, ■aarn-. apt. Reasonable. Ta. 1550. BROADWAY. 1422 Furnished. 3 rms.. priv. bath, steam heat, adults: $8 and $9. COLLEGE. 2033—2-rm. apt., everything furnished, mod., for ■■tmple; $7. He. 5115. COLLEGE. 2231—Nicely fur.. 2-rm. apt . enipl. caup’e: reasonable, after 6 p. m. HOLLOWAY. 1850—2 mod. rms.; for light housekeeping: 56.50: private home. ILLINOIS. N.. 511—Apts., sleeping rooms, city heat, plenty hot water. Ri. 1153. ILLINOIS, 3120 N.—Cozy, kitchenette apt.; also 1 rm.: everything furn.; adults. MERRILL. E.. 309—Hsekpg. rms.. *6; sleep rms.: reas.; near Ell Lilly’s. Dr. 0544. NOBLE, 615 S.—2 or 3 rms.: sum. apt.: steam heat: everything furn: walking distance: week or month: adult*. OHIO. E . 540 —Housekeeping rooms; S3 pe- week, everything furnished. ORIENTAL. N.. 20—2-rm. furn. apt., also 2 front sleeping rms. LI. 9055. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 1624—2 cozv cour.ccting rooms, gas range, sink, Ha, 3565. PENN., N., 1858—2 lovely rms.. priv. bath; gar,: refined people: ref. Ha. 2350-W. PROSPECT. 2008—Nicely furnished modern, light housekeeping rooms.

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Rent Housekeeping Rooms SOUTHEASTEF.N, 2629 —4 rms.. sum.; private entrance; downstairs: $7.50 week. ST. CLAIR. E.. 315—2 rms. modern apt.; also sleeping rm.; near Real Biik. i WALCOTT. N.. 44—Clean, furnished, 2 j rooms, modern: garage. Li. 1167. j 2 HOUSEKEEPING RMS.—Modern; near j Fountain Square. Dr. 1178. NICELY furnished; 2-rm. apt.: near Fountaln Square; SB. Dr. 3540-R. TWO big rooms and kitchenette, everythlng furn , priv, cnt.: adults. 1664 Park Houses and Flats Furnished DEXTER. 2195—3-rm apt.; utilities furn.; 1 sq. Riverside car ’lne. Ha. 2132-J. SOUTHEASTERN. 2629—4 RMS.. NICELY FURN.. DOWN ST AILS; *7.50 WEEK. WALNUT. E.. 115—3~Rooms. private bath. see housekeeper In basement. ALAMEDA APARTMENTS St. Clair & 111. Sts. Weekly or monthly; reasonable CORNER. Oliver and Division. 2 & 4--m. apt* Everything turn.; 86 per week. Ch. 6819. Apartments for Rent ASHLAND AVE., 1729—First floor; four rooms; mod.: reasonable rent. Hu. 2905. BELLINGHAM—36IO Balsam Ave.; newly decorated. 3-room apts.; *47.50; utilities furnished. Wa. 4413. CAPITOL. N.. 2354—Attractive 4-rm. bath, apt., steam heat; $32.50. Bargain. 11TH, W., 42 Nicelv decorated kitchenette apt., heat, light gas, water and ice lurn.; $33.50. Apply No. 1 the Grant. APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU Let us help vou find an apartment We take vou in our oar No obligation ol course Rl 1371 AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL Beautiful ultra modern, furnished ot unfurnished; *60.50 and up Daily or monthly rates. Hotel service. Phone Hi 1371 or call at building. 850 N. Penn. KRIEGER 336 E. Prospect One and 2-room apts.. newly decorated: *25 and *3O. See custodian or call Li. 5391. H. H WOODSMALL fz CO. 3515 N. Pennsylvania .$55.00 1108 College i furn. l 45.00 418 E. 15th 55.00 3015 N. Meridian 75.00 1655 N. Alabama 37.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES. 710 Union Title. Li. 3458. 1443 FLETCHER— Sx-room, strictly modern. bath, hardwood floors; excellent condition: garage: beautiful yard. Dr. 2726. THE HAINES—BIOV 2 N. 111.; living rm., dinette, kitchenette, bath, new, dec ; 535. Houses for Rent BEECH WOOD, 5952—1rv.; modern bungalow; 5 rooms; garage; $37.50. Ir. 4119. CENTENNIAL. 409 2 porches; well: cistern; sl6. COFFEY. 550—5-rooms, bath. A-l; gar.; water paid. Special inducement. Be. 1041. COLLEGS, 1518—7-room modern double, thoroughly cleaned; good furnace. Be. 3759 R-l. DORMAN. 819 —5-room semi-modern; water paid: nrarage: S2O. Wa. 1549. EASTERN. 41—4 rooms, bath, redecorated; hardwood floors; long living-room; mod., except furnace: 525; water pd. Li. 6449. HAUGH. 422—0 rooms; gas, elec.; garage; well, cistern, good paper; sls. LEE, 1450—Double. 5 rooms, clean, gas. jilec.. garage, good condition; $lB. MEREDITH. 3052—Double bungalow; 4 rooms, bath, modern; 525. He. 5594, _ NEW JERSEY. S.. 626—4 rooms and bath. modern. $21.50. NORTH, E.. 2818—Strictly modern; Vi double. 4 rms.. hath; S3O; water paid. OHIO, W.. 1925—Double. 5 rooms, gas, elec., inside toilet, water paid; $lB. PALMER. E., 1546—5-room house, water pd.. gas, elec., improved st.; sl6. Hu. 4368. PARKER, 2165 —6-rm, house; semi-mod-ern and garage. Li. 2664. Ha. 2652-J. SHERMAN, Dr., 82S —4-rm. modern double, garage: water paid: 532.50. Li. 1622. VERMONT, W„ 2005'.2—5-room duplex, mod., except heat; gar.; $22. Be. 0307-W. WINTHROP. 4629, 4631—Brand new 4rocm bungalow, double, in-a-door bed. gas stove.” Frigidaire, decorated walls, weather stripped, garage; SSO. Ir. 2607 27TH. W., 29 Vi sq. Illinois ca'r, Marott hotel; attractive, 6-rm. mod, double; garage, water paid; £42.50. Ta. 1825. COZY 5 ROOMS—Bath, garage, best location, E. Morris, 952: $27. Ir. 3354-J. 5-ROOM BUNGALOW—SIS. BZ6 S. Belle Vieu place. Li. 4666, Ch. 2495-R. EAST NEAR SPADES PARK Beautiful location; practically new, strictly modern home; $35. Reduced. Hu. 2279. $12 —1403 Brookside Ave.: 5 rooms, gas. E. L.. inside plumbing, water paid. Owner, 1854 N. Delaware St. Ta. 5334, . COLORED—SIO; 3 rooms, gas, E. L., newly papered. 535 Drake St. Owner. 1854 N. Dela. St. Ta. 5334. $10.00—919 Ketcham St.; 5 rooms, E. L. Owner. 1854 N. Dela. St. Ta. 5334. Modern Double, East Six rooms, first-class condition: garage; S3O. 939 N. Sherman Dr. Dunlop & Holtegel Li. 6517, 122 E. Market St. Houses for Saie _____ 1619 N. DELAWARE 9-room modern house; and A1 furniture; all or part of this house can easily be rented, cheap for quick sale. Ha. 0491. TWO. 4-ROOM DOUBLES—Bath, basement. 3 stall garage. Rent S6O. $3,765 at once Loan was $3.700, Be. 1261. Suburban for Sale sl4 CASH. sl4 monthly, price 1.800; four rooms, elec, lights, garage, large lot. third house souht of Forty-sixth St., east side Vernon Ave.. Lawrence. Ind. Owner. 1854 N. Delaware St. Ta, 5334. $lB CASH. .$lB monthly, price $2,000: four rooms; garage; nice high lot; elec, lights; third house south of Forty-sixth St., west, side Vernon Ave.. Lawrence. Ind. Owner, 1854 N. Delaware St. Ta. 5334. _ S2O CASH, S2O monthly, price $2,000; four rooms; elec, lights: garage: southwest corner Forty-sixth St. and Vernon Ave., Lawrence. Ind. Owner, 1854 N. Delaware St. Ta, 5334. Farms for Sale 2 ! /2 ACRES—Stop 36. National road east; $900; smß.ll pavment down, balance 1%. Will trade. KENNICK & HILL. 807 Fidelity Trust Bldg. Ri. 8825, or Ch. 1584-J.. eve. Storage and Transfer TRANSFER—Storage, packing, shipping. Low rates on California shlmnent. OTTO J. SUESZ. RI. 6361. RI. 3628. CH. 4579, Nites— Ch. 0699-W. ARROW TRANSFER CO.—Local and overland furniture moving, light transferring lowest rates. Call us, Ha. 0491, HICK'S TRANSFER—SS load’ and up: speclalizing on piano moving. Ri. 6434. LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER. Fire-proof storage house. Store now. pay 6 months later. No charge for hauling in. New trucks. Experienced men. PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. 419 E. Market. Ri. 7750. J H. TAYLOR TRANS. & STORAGE SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND—To or from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit, Cleveland or other cities. Dr. 3071 or Ri. 4265, LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING—Special prices on large or small lots to all points. RI. 6561. RI. 3628. CH. 4579, —Nites— Ch. 0699-W. BRITTON TRANSFER—Moving $3.50 load; large trucks, responsible men. Dr. 7616. Miscellaneous for Sale LET OUR ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OVERHAUL YOUR ICE MACHINE AND REDUCE YOUR OPERATING COST CALL US FOR FIGURES. F. D. CARDNER & CO. 221 E. Maryland St. LI. 7898 BREAKFAST SET—Beautiful living room. 9-oe. dining room complete, bedrtn.. rugs. occasional tables 2428 N. Meridian. WAGON SCALE—IO-ton, 16x8 INDIANAPOLIS SCALE CO. 620 E Washington St. Ri. ( 726 LIVING ROOM—Bedroom, complete, like new; reas. 1636 Broadway. He. 1197, COAT—Tan American broadtail. dyed white Fox trimmed: size 36, Hu. 5288. CLOTHING and furniture store for sale; cheap. 834 Virginia Ave. Dr. 5255. GAS RANGE—Quick Meal; porch and breakfast room furniture ana other articles; reas. Call Hu. 4502. FURNITURE of character. Braun's N-U Furniture Stores. 1427 S. Meridian St. 1118 S. Meridian S;. KITCHEN cabinet, refrigerator, cot. single bed and springs: reasonable. Ir. 1015-J. DRESSES —Talk Town, all sizes, on sale for $9.75. 668 Arch. Ri. 3208. Big Four Unclaimed Freight Station Bargains of All Kinds Corner Capitol Ave and South St. ELECTRIC WASHERS We rebuild and service all makes ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CLEARING HOUSE Ch. 0852. Used Furniture Market We need the room for our new merchandise and have priced the following items much lower than we allowed for them in exchange on new furniture. Overstuffed suites 3-pc $39.50 Cain and velour suites, 3-pc 29.50 Leather daveno suite. 3-pc 12.50 Buffet ... 12.50 Dining tables 4.00 Dining chairs 1.25. Cash or Credit. In Our Bargain Basement. 141 V/. WASH. ST.

Miscellaneous for Sale SUPERIOR HOUSE PAlNT—Outside or inside. 15 colors and white. *1.64 gallon. COMPETITION PAINT CO.. 366 S. Merldlan St. Ri. 9165. RUMMAGE SALE—Winter Coats and clothing, big variety. Jot good gas stoves and furniture at prices to suit your purse. 127 W. Georgia St. ; SINGER SEWING MACHINES—AII in perfect sewing ccndition $lO up. Singer Co- 126 W, Wash. Ri. 9718. SCHOOL BOOKS—New and used, pay cash for used books Crawford's Drugs. Li. 1800 SINGER SEWING MACHINES—New and used, drophead Singers as low as $10; portable electric. $25. SINGER CO.. 405 Massachusetts Ave. Li. 8463. WASHERS—Electric, 7: must be sold at cost, bargains. Patterson Shade Cos.. 3rd floor Woolworth Bldg.. 8 E. Washington (Elerator service.l GREASING HOIST cheap. Super-Service Station 4918 College Ave. Wa, 4932. OVERCOAT—GirI’s clothes, other used clothing cheap. Dr, 3461-W. SINGERS—Foot power A: electric: all prices and models: terms. 838 Va. Open eves. WATER HEATER Pittsburg, like new; very reasonable. 2432 College Ave. COLLEGE. 1932—5 rms. of lovely furniture: must be sold at once: very_reas. ARCOLA HEATER 6177 Bellefontaine St. In first-class condition, bargain, heats 7 rooms. LI. 5621, Hu. 2966. DINING ROOM SUlTE—Breakfast set. bed, box mattress and pillows, reas. 3002 Fall Creek Blvd- Apt. 1. Ta. 6323. BAKERY SCALE—SMALL. FAIRBANKS; *5. CALL T. 3024. SPECIAL MOTORS 50-60-75-100-125-150 H. P. renewed motors: guaranteed. Priced right. MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO 136 S. Meridian St. Li. 2401. Miscellaneous Wanted H FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED. HODGES AUCTION. RI. 2019. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazires papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri 6622. 127 W. Georgia St. FURNITURE—3 rms. or more, odd lots foi cash. Hu, 7274. _ Pets and Live Stock MILK FED spring turkeys from our own farm. 12 to 20 pounds. Free delivery service. BOYER’S HATCHERY. 34 N. Delaware. . Ri. 5470. RABBITS Rabbits for sale. 560 N. Keystone Ave. Radio and Equipment HURRY! Only a few more left; all new electric Kolster, Stewart-Warner, Graybar and Atwater Kent radios away below cost, ARMACOST 209 W. North ALL ELECTRIC RADIOS. Philco table model, complete $85.00 Philco console. No. 551. complete.. 98.50 Philco console, No. 86. complete... .109.00 Atwater-Kent, model No. 40. com- _ plete 65.00 Atwater-Kent. model No. 44. complete 75.00 Atwater-Kent. model No. 46, dynamic, complete 89.50 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP. ALL ELECTRIC SETS Philcos. Brunswick, R. C. A., Atwater Kent and other models at a big savings to vou. RADIO BARGAIN SHOP, RADlOS—Several all electric to close out at cost. Patterson Shade Cos.. 3rd floor Woolworth Bldg- 9 E. Washington. Elevator service. RADIO SERVICE—On any make radio Power pack and eliminators a specialty EAST END RADIO. Ch. 4033. WE sell and service all makes radios Easy terms. Aerials. $4. Fournace Hardware Cos.. Li. 5381. YOUR Christmas check as down payment. Day Fan. Stewart. Warner. Philco. ROSS L. BERRY. 227 W. 42nd. Wa. 4459, MAJESTIC. 71—Complete, exceptional barbain; used 7 months; $65. Terms. Hu. 5730. REPOSSESSED Majestic for balance due. Doll, 3340 Madison Ave. Dr. 7719-J. RADIOS- Any make serviced! repaired. Calls *l. 1701 Roosevelt. Ch. 6846. Musical Instruments EAUTIFUL Kimball Grand: brown mahogany case, satin finish and very modern grand: extreme values at $285. Biggest buy in the city. Must be seen to be appreciated. Wilking Music Cos.. 120 E. Ohio. ONE famous new Jesse Frencn player piano at cost. This must be sold before first of year, at very low terms. Will make good allowance on old piano. Wilking Music Cos.. 120 E. Ohio St. Pianos for Rent $1 Per Month KIMBALL PIANO STORE. Rl. 2155 150 N Delaware 2 ORTHOPHONTC victrolas: these were repossessed and can be had by finishing payments. Priced $32.50 up to $49. Formerly sold for as high a* $165. Wilking Music Cos.. 120 E. Ohio St. SAXOPHONES Trumpets, trombones; easiest pavment, plan in town. LORENZ SAXOPHONE SCHOOL. ground floor Pembroke Arcade. WONDERFUL Baldwin Piano at a big bargain: guaranteed $38.50. Terms. Wilking Music Cos„ 120 E. Ohio St. UPRIGHT PlANO—Mahogany case; beautiful tone, good condition; reasonable. Ri. 4015. WONDERFUL CONSOLE—Phonograph at $lO. Wilking Music Co- 120 E. Ohio St. VICTROLA—Victor, mahog.; perfect cond.; 50 records; $25. 3025 Central. Ha. 3651-M. PlANO—Pease. dartr~ca.se; gd. cond- ■with bench: $35. 1350 W. 26th. Ha. 2444-R. PlANO—Stewart upright, mahogany and bench: $25. Rl. 2720. Store-Office Supplies ' TYPEWRITERS RENTED Lowest Prices. WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER COMPANY LI. 4712 840-42 Consolidated Bldg TYPEWRITERS—AII standard makes new and used portables; Dalton adding machines. Rentals, repairs and typewriter supplies. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.. 137 N. Meridian St- Board of Trade Bldg. LI. 6822. LINE of mimeographs, multigraphs and office machines, all rebuilt at a sacrifice, regular letter shop outfit. King Typewrlte Ex. Li. 9470 Barter and Swap Out Near Rhodius Park Only 2 miles to the Circle; new homes; $3,000 to $5,500. Ri. 3477. 243 N. Delaware. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO. Business Opportunities ROOMING HOUSE—S2S down: terms; 11 rooms, modern, apartments: good income: reduced rent, Ch. 3994. LUNCH ROOM -Doing good business. Will sell for cash. 1707 E. Forty-sixth St. Coal and Wood

80 Lbs. 19c stb vein Indiana 3-6 lump. Returnable sacks. 10c. Sucks exchangeable. Hooster Pete’s. 400 W. Maryland

..KINDLING WITH EACH TON BETHEL COAL CO. 223 Caven St DR 5200 Minter-Middleton Fuel Cos. DR, 3100.

Trade-In Sale Due to our tremendous Xmas husiness. wo traded in many used Instruments for new JfMjgt ones. About 30 instruments await your ap- yf , jiroval. Every one has been thoroughly overhauled. All to be sold at sacrifice prices. jyAmSZMk Cl f) 00 52 WEEKS TO PAY ±\J •yjyj FREE LESSONS Some as Low as vdw jr Easiest Payment Plan in Town. LORENZ Saxophone School Now located on ground floor, Pembroke Ar- oana cade. Just across the hall from the foot of Jnstrustairway. Lincoln 4800. merits

Coal and Wood _ A GOOD COAL a*/*"* Standard 3 White Ash M. 75 This is No. 5 coal from one of Indiana's best veins. We have soid .it for years and have a real repeat business on it. A most satisfactory low priced economical fuel ANOTHER Standard $ 5 0 95 W. Va c FORKED 6-INCH LUMP This is a high heat, Fairmont district coal: clean burning, clinkerless, slateless little ash. We guarantee this to be a high-grade coal and a real bargain. Also Other Good Coals. We Deliver Anywhere and Have No Wheel-In Charge Standard Fuel Cos. Lincoln 1011 326 W. 13th St nowheelchaSge mirs 6 IN FORKED LUMP #5 INDIANA 650 , ISLAND CREEK 6 IN.LUMP WEST VIRGINIA FREDRICK COAL CO esr JO Y£A9s &0/-899 BEECHEG ST. i PHOrvS OME* £L /7 93 “BEAUTIFUL 1930 CALENDAR WITH~~ EACH TON BURN GOOD COAL THIS WINTER. * EACH TON 25c DISCOUNT ON 2-TON ORDERS. BEST VA 6-IN. BLK. CL. FKD $6.25 Best Va. 4-inch. cl. fkd 6.00 Best Va. 2 to 6-in. clean, fkd 5.90 Best Va. egg. clean, fkd 5.85 Best Vu. mine run, 50 Tc Ip 5.25 Very good furnace coal. Island Creek block, clean fkd: 6.75 Best E. Ky. 6-in., large block, fkd... 6.75 Best E. Ky. 4-in. Ip., clean fkd 6.50 Try our Ashless Ky. washed egg. 2x3 nut None better for cook st. or retort.. 7.00 Gen. Glendora 6-in., large blk. fkd. 7.00 Glendora Ip. medium clean, fkd.... 6.75 Gen. Glendora, 2x4 egg. clean, fkd.. 6.25 E. 111. Ip. cln. fkd 5.00 White Ash reg. C-in. cln. fkd 4.75 Ind. Ip. 6-in- clean, fkd. No. 5 4.75 Ind. egg 2x4, clean, tied 4.75 Genuine red ash smokeless Ip 8.50 No better smokeless Poca. mined. Citiaens coke, all sizes, baseburner.. 8.75 Deliver anywhere in City. LTnion Ice and Coal Cos. DR. 4621. 1910 Bluff. It will pay you to visit our yard and see the difference In good coal. Est. 1908 W. VIRGINIA LUMP , CLEAN FORKED W. Va. large block, large fkd $6.50 W. Viiginia, 2 to 6-in. lump 6.00 W. Virginia mine run, 50% lump 5.50 Premium Kv. 2 to 6-in. Ip., clean fkd. 6.25 Gen. Isl. Crk. 2 to 6-in. In. cln. fkd. 6.50 FOCA. SPLINT. CLEAN FORKED 6.75 Our Poca-splint has some earmarks of Pocahontas but it is a firm coal and has a very high heat value. Economy lump, clean forked 5.00 Economy egg. clean forked 4.75 Avery good Indiana No. 5. Economy mix 5.95 Avery good furnace fuel which contains 50% Pocahontas. A real value. Indiana No 6 clean forked $5.00 W'onder Pocahontas Red Ash lump .. 8.00 Wonder Pocahontas, mine run 6.50 Immediate service to anywhere in city. DR. 1220. DR. 1221. Economy Fuel Supply Cos. "ECONOMIZE WITH ECONOMY" Ind. No. 5 6-;n. forked lump $4.75 Is. Crk. W. Va. 6-in. forked block.. 6.50 Is. Crk W. Va. 4-in. forked lump ... 6.25 Is. Crk. W. Va. 2x6 furnace lump.. 6.00 E. Ky. 6-in. forked lump 6.50 E. Ky. 2x4 egg 6.00 Poca mine run. 40% lump No. 3... 7.00 Genuine No. 3 Red Ash Poca 8.75 Citizens baseburner coke 8.75 Citizens furnace coke 9.25 W. Va. nut and slack 4.00 KINDLING WITH EACH TON 225 E- lowa, Dr. 6685. White Ash fkd $4.50 W T hite Ash 6-in. fkd 4.75 W. Va. fkd. Ip 56.00 W. Va. 4-in. blk $6.25 Is. Crk. 6-in. blk $6.50 W. Va. Shovel $5.75 FANSLER COAL CO. 936 E. Vermont LI. 7950 no"“wheeling charge WEST VIRGINIA LARGE FORKED LUMP 6-In. No. 5 SOS EUREKA COAL CO. 128 N, Richland. Be. 2136. Kindling—No Wheel Charge White Ash Lp. Fkd $4.65 Rex White Ash Lp $4.95 “King of Ind. Coals,” gives W. Va. results. 2 tons $9.50. ■I. & I. COAL CO Ch. 3695 SPECIAL BLOCK . *5.00 White Ash lump $4.75 HARVEY COAL CO. 130 E. Morris St. Dr. 2094. Money to Loan If you need money irUa hurryi call, phone or write. Loans up to S3OO. Strictly private, quick and courteous. Licensed by the state. Beneficial Loan Society New City Trust Bldg. 108 E. Washington St., Room 601. Phone Riley 5054. QUICK LOANS AUTOMOBILE OR FURNITURE Legal rate. Interest charged only for the time vou use the money. Buckeye Finance Company 207 E. New York St. Ri. 4974. MONEY TO LOAN First and second real estate mortgages. AUTOMOBILE and HOUSEHOLD loans. Equitable Finance Cos. 219 E. Ohio. LI. 6605

Money to Loan BeLu&ve <st ou' Hot LOAN WITH US WILL BENEFIT YOU We make loans to pav any or all of vour bills and let you pay us In small monthly payments. We refinance automobiles—reducing your payments. We write insurance for vou to cover your indebtedness against sickness, accident or death. . , We refund 10% of the interest paid if all your payments are made according to contract. Room 24 Pembroke Arcade 137 E. Washington St. LOANS On household goods, pianos, autos •CAPITOL LOAN COMPANY. 141 1 a East Washington St. Rl. 7561 PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS. SECURITY INV. & LOAN. INC. 136 N. DELAWARE. LI. 5050. Automobiles Wanted WILL—Pay cash for vour car or vour couity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. LI. 4516, 561 N. CapilQl. CARS—Trucks, wanted: any cond.; old or wreckea. 231 N. Belmont. Be. 0845. Auto Supplies and Repairs JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will repair or make new tops and curtains for vour car. 202 Kentucky Ave. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Automobiles for S’lle SELECTION OF GOOD USED CARS Priced Exceptionally Low SHOLTY MOTORS. Inc. USED CAR STORE 3816 E. Wash. IR. 1598 ■KrijHßMife CHEVROLET coach. 1928; (wUlSxa this car has br-en thorrY oughl.v reconditioned in our shop; looks like new car: JJ&vawgiEj ■ s34d liberal allowance on IKSkSV 9. vour old car; low monthly ~A7- * -*■ -* pavment'. Jones-Whitake: Used Car Store. 343-345 N. Capitol Ave Open evenings. QUALITY CARS AT BARGAIN PRICES CENTRAL BUICK CO Nash Late models, sedans, coaches and coupes. These cars are all in good running condition and priced unusually low Burke Cadillac Cos. Meridian at Jlth St. Ri. 7401. Open evenings and Sunday. Z-—T***mr*k CHEVROLET. ~l929~sedan: 8m !§pg®fa looks like new: see this .SHMVSrI car before buying: price Lviwaat *l and terms right; $625; will HI trade. Jones-Whitaker Used sSKaSair "J car Store. 343-345 N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings. DURANT. 1923--4-pass, coupe, good condition, $35 cash. 2904 Schofield Ave. WATCH THIS SECTION TOMORROW FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF MARMON MOTOR CAR CO.’S USED CAR SALE OF SALES THE SENSATION OF 1930

|? S Announce? cfajui \\ MENTOF \ IH THE SEASON’S 1

i 50% 9 DISCOUNT 20 USED CARS sls to $750 Each Sale Closes 9 p. m., Jan. 11 Open all day January Ist until 9 p. m. You can inspect these bargains while they last any day or evening until 9 p. m. up to January 11th at 9 p. ra. Bargains for Dealers As Well As Consumers Losey-Nash Motors Cos. • 400 N. CAPITOL AVE. | 1

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Automobiles for Sale WATCH THIS SECTION TOMORROW FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF MARMON MOTOR CAR CO.’S USED CAR SALE OF SALES THE BIG SENSATION OF 1930 CHEVROLET. 1928 coach; (HR this car has been thorn oughly reconditioned In our Ly Wffelril hop, looks like new car; RXSmSSo SI %45: liberal allowance on IV 91 vour old car: low monthly tflliWA —V. ,# pavment.' Jones-Whltakcr Used Car Store. 343-345 N Capitol Ave. Open evenircs. _______ Sec Our Uses Cars. FRANK FEESER CO. 1126 ProspecL CHEVROLET. 1929 coach; (■EI like new: must be seen •KfM to be appreciated; will Japwi trade: price and terms K Hi right. Jones-Whitaker Used 0 (J Car Store N CapHUP MOBILE TRADE-INS —We have s large selection of used cars; small down payments, balance easy terms Capitol Motor' Cos Capitol Ave and Michigan Bt. WATCH THIS SECTION TOMORROW FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF MARMON MOTOR CAR CO.’S USED CAR SALE OF SALES THE SENSATION OF 1930 zxsuiMl CHEVROLET.""T#27' coach"; Hr good condition throughMHBB out: real bargain: $275; !LyJwKii#sriil term or trade. JonesHI Whitaker Used Car Store, fj 43-345 N. Capitol Ave. R V. LAW MOTOR CO. T. o Used Car Stores 430 N. Capitol. Ll 4053. 126 W. New York. Ll 1 _4306_ nr iMfl, CHEVROLET. 1927 coupe; Swm uMBWflfcH everything in good conditlon; $245; we Insure L.vvMM.f'-jn vour payments in case of BnjHHFv if sickness. Jones-Whitaker KtejS&rW fj Used Car Store.. 343-345 N .4 Capitol ave. Open evenings GOOD USED CARS. OA.7LEY MOTOR SALES. I ‘163-65 S. MERIDIAN. 1927 ESSEX COACH—Oocti mechanical condition, good paint; $lB5. O. K. MarMn Cos.. 4451 W Washington. Try times want ads foh business Trucks GMC. 1929. Model T-80; 18.000 pounds gross capacity; this truck has only been in service thirty days and has bean repossessed and will carry anew truck guarantee: is equipoed with closed cao, fifteen-toot stake body and 36x8 dual tires: you can save several hundred dollars ’ buying this truck instead of ne, GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK CO. Used Truck Dept.. 741 E. Market St. LI. 7467. PONTIAC, late 1927; de luxe panel delivery: new duro finish, disc wheels, practically new tires; this truck is up to O. M C. standards in every respect and is priced to sell quick. General Motors Truck Cos.. Used Truck Department. 741 E. Market St. Li. 7467, 30 GOOD rebuilt trucks an sizes: parts and bodies for all make trucks INDIANAPOLIS TRUCK AND PARTS CO. 1125 E. Georgia Dr 2220. FORD 1-TON —Good tires and cab; with coal body. Priced to sell. Li. 6408 1188 Kentucky Ave. LI. 4800.