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Kwas merry JAY; NOT ONE WIFE IN SIGHT Boys in ‘Alimony Row’ Really Enjoy ChristmasEven Though in Jail. BY FREDERICK C. OTIIMAN I nitrd Pre* Staff Correspondent CHICAGO. Dec. 26. — Christmas was thoroughly happy for at least 'hirty-five of Chicago's more stubborn citizens. They were in jail. ‘ Where there was absolutely no chance for their wives to bother them,’' observed David Moneypenny, genial warden of the Cook county jail, who presides over “alimony t row,” prison dormitory in which the thirty-five residents spent their holiday in high good humor. • And in peace,” added Moneypenny. “They had a big chicken dinner, played bridge and poker, held a checkers tournament and listened to the new radio set the city provided as sort of a Christ- '' mas present. And Joy Reigned ‘ Just to be certain that Christii..l; in alimony row would be pleasant, we suspended visiting privileges for the day. Not a single divorced wife got a look in.” And joy reigned,” said the warden, who is something of a wit,” ‘ oy reign confined.” The stubborn gentlemen sojourning o pleasantly in jail got in for six months each simply because t hi r v refused to pay their divorced wives alimony. It is the principle of the thing : far as most of them are concerned. And then “alimony row” is a very comfortable place, the food is good and the companionship is comforting. Misery, it seems, loves company. Comfortably Furnished “Alimony row” is a large dormitory in the new' jail. It is furnished wdth comfortable beds, plenty of easy chairs, card tables, and smoking stands. The stubborn gentlemen who inhabit it are accorded privileges which make “alimony row” seem like a first class club, rather than a jail. There would have been thirtysix stubborn gentlemen in “alimony row” Christmas day if it hadn’t been for the second wife of Daniel S. Beebe, wealthy manufacturer, who owes his first wife $24,800 in back alimony. The second Mrs. Beebe obtained S2OO on account Christmas eve, turned it over to Judge John L. Sullivan for the first Mrs. Beebe, and thus won Beebe’s freedom over Christmas. Back to jail he was to go today, unless he settled his account with Mrs. Beebe number one. Keeping ’Em Satisfied Whether his guests want to get out or whether they want to stay in. Warden Moneypenny does his best to keep them satisfied. So he had installed in time for use Thursday a radio loudspeaker system similar to those in the more modern hotels. The system also has a microphone in the warden's office so he may talk to his charges whenever he feels like it. The warden waited until he was sure all the thirty-five customers of “alimony row” were awake before he boomed into the microphone: • Merry Christmas and may they all be as peaceful as this one.” SUGGESTS REVISION IN •CHASTITL’ DEFINITION Attorney Holds “Buggy Ride Kisses’ Ruling of 1884 Obsolete. Bn l ulhd Press NEW YORK, Dec. 26.—Joseph Lonardo, an attorney, announced today he was preparing a bill to be introduced in the state legislature to define what is “chaste character” in a woman. • He said the supreme court ruled in 1884 that a girl who "had gone buggy riding with several men and allowed one of them to kiss her” gave indications of “a great laxity of moral obligations.” “So long as the question Is debatable,” he said, “any designing woman may use the threat of the criminal charge in order to force a cash settlement upon some man in a breach of promise action.” BANK BANDIT SUSPECT HELD TO GRAND JURY Frankfort Man Identified by Wom- * an in Sedalia Holdup Case. P l I 11 ilnl Press FRANKFORT. Ind.. Dec. 26. Bert M. Waterford. 40. Frankfort, a suspect in the Sedalia bank robbery Saturday, today was bound over to the Clinton county grand jury from city court on bank banditry charges. Waterford was arrested Tuesday fefternoon and since has been identified as participating in the robbery by Miss Lenna McPherson, assistant cashier of the Sedalia bank. It also was said Waterford's auto and license number had been identified as those of the bandit. Waterford denied he was implicated in the SI,OOO holdup. CITY WINS FIRST PRIZE Fire Prevention Week Awards Are Announced by Association. Indianapolis has been awarded first place in the Indiana competition in National Fire Prevention week. Oct. 5 to 11. according to w ord received today from the National Fire Protection Association by the safety board. The Hoosier capital also was rated in the 80 per cent class among other cities of the United States. Hammond was awarded second place in the Indiana list and Ft. WTayne and Mishawaka were named for honorable mention. CHILD DIES IN FLAMES Baby Boy Killed as Mother and Seven Others Leap to Safety. Pi' United Brett NORWALK, Conn:. Dec. 26 —One child, John Barnum. 3. was killed and another burned seriously today when fire destroyed a two-story cottage on the outskirts of this city today. Their mother and brother* and sisters escaped by Jumping-from second-story windows.

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By United Prr** LONDON, Dec. 26—Known as the smallest woman in the house of commons, Ellen Wilkinson, labor member of parliament, is sailing for New York Saturday aboard the Mauretania. During the trip which is scheduled to last five weeks, Miss Wilkinson plans to visit a number of cities in the United States and Canada, including Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Syracuse and Montreal. The principal object of her visit is to fulfill lecturing engagements. In her spare time she plans to investigate the unemployment situation and the distribution ol pure milk.

THIEF SMASHES CAR; CAPTURED Stolen Auto Driven Into Pole at Terrific Speed. James Burns, 19, Negro, who drove a stolen auto into a utility pole, Christmas afternoon and was captured by volunteer vigilantes after he fled from the wreck uninjured. confessed here today that he is Hillard Lewis of Kokomo, police said. Municipal Judge Paul C. Wetter bound him over to the grand jury on vehicle taking charges, with bail fixed at $4,000. Lewis has served a term in the state reformatory for robbery, he admitted. William A. Atkins of Golden Hill, vice-president of E. C. Atkins & Cos., saw manufacturers, reported the loss of the car, a Cord front drive, from the 4100 block on North Meridian street. Shortly thereafter a police squad saw the car and gave chase. Rounding a curve near Nora, the stolen car skidded, jumped the ditch, crashed through a utility pole and stopped in a field. When the machine stopped, Burns climbed out and ran. Charles R. Wickers of Carmel, Walter Galmore, a fireman at engine house No. 29, and a group of other persons brought to the scene by the crash, chased and captured him. FRAUD HITS CLERGY Priests, Pastors Victims in Alleged Swindle. By United Press NEW YORK. Dec. 26.—Many priests and Protestant ministers were among victims who lost $1,250,000 in the promotion of the Automotive Royalties Corporations, according to Bernard Tompkins, assistant United States attorney. Tompkins prepared today to bring Clark W. Parker and fifteen others to trial Monday on indictment charging them with fraud in the promotion of the corporation. None of the clergymen lived in New York, where the corporation paid $25,000 a year rent tor offices on three floors of a building. DUCK DISEASE SOLVED Malady Is Traced to Origin From Bacteria in Long Study. By United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—The mysterious malady popularly called "duck disease,” which has killed millions of ducks and other wild waterfowl in the west, is a disease of bacterial origin, the United States Biological Survey announced today. The discovery was made after a two years' study by experts of the survey ajid the bureau of animal industry, both branches of the agriculture department. Originally it had been attributed to alkali poisoning. In the Air ■Weather conditions in the Hr 9 am.: Northeast wind 10 miles an hour; barometric pressure. 30.09 at sea level; temperature. .34: ceiling, 'SOO feet: visibility, one-half mile; field, good. Arrivals and Departures Hoosier Airport—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bo£gs> in Travel Air to Mitchell for Christmas visit. Curtiss-Wright—Leon Wilder in American Eaglet to Angola. D. B. Spangler in Commandaire from Culver. T. A. T. passengers included Maurice Dayan of the Antlers, to New York. W. H. Stafford Jr.. 3522 Central avenue, to Columbus, O. Flight Likely Jan. 5 By United Press ROME, Dec. 26.—The flight of twelve Italian seaplanes from Bolama, Portuguese west Africa, across the south Atlantic ocean to Brazil, probably will begin the night of Jan. 5. Air Minister Italo Balbo, leader of the flight, informed Premier Mussolini today by radio. Balbo said the fliers, who now are at Bolama, would overhaul their planes while awaiting a full moon for the fight. Rob Poor Boxes on Christmas By United Press TURNERS FALLS. Mass.. Dec. 26. —During Christmas services, poor boxes were robbed at St. Mary's Catholic church and the Polish church here Thursday.

QUICK CHANGE ACT PUT ON MOVIE TITLES So Don’t Judge a Show by Its Name: It Can Be Anything. BY DUANE HENNESSY Lnited Pres* Staff CorresDondent HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 26—Look at the bright lights over a movie theater and the name of the picture will tell you what the public is thinking about.these days, say the people in Hollywood, who have to think up the names. If the public is thinking about romance, the titles are passionate. If mystery is in the public mind, murder or detectives get the break. The studio turns out the pictures here in Hollywood and the sales departments in New York pass upon the names, an executive explained today. The salesmen have to bring in the money, and if a picture has a name that can’t be put over at the box office, off it comes. Getting the Mystery Punch Look at what's happened in the last few months: “The Queen’s Husband” became The Royal Bed.” “Jenny Lind” became “A Lady’s Morals.” “Children of the Street” gave way to “Ladies for Hire.” “The Command to Love" changed to “The. Boudoir Diplomat.” “Second Man” appeared as “He Knew Women.” “Cooking Her Goose” became ‘The Runaway Bride.” As an example of getting the mystery punch into a name last spring when that type of story was at its peak, there is “Hawk Island,” which was changed to “Midnight Mystery.” There are many title changes each year. Here are some examples and the reasons: “Dark Star.” changed to “Min and Bill.” “Dark Star” is too morbid. “Olympia,” changed to “His Glorious Night.” “Olympia” means nothing, and “His Glorious Night” is a good box office title. Really Stuck “The Secretary” will be changed. One picture recently appeared under the name of “Office 'Wife,” killing off “The Secretary” as a title. “Beau Ideal” was to have been changed to “Devil’s Battalion,” but the studio decided that “Beau Ideal,” as a sequel to “Beau Gest,” had better stand. “June Moon,” the “Operetta,” will be changed. The public is tired of musical films and “June Moon” sounds too much of that type. “Typhoon Bill” became “The Derelict.” It may appear strange, but the film producers say that many people would not understand enough about a typhoon to be impressed by the first title. SEARCH IS CONTINUED FOR FALLEN METEOR Phenomenon Causing Earth Shock in Idaho Interests Geologists. By United Press LEWISTON, Idaho., Dec. 26. Central Idaho residents today continued their search for a meteor that flamed across the sky Wednesday night. The detonation as it imbedded itself in the earth was felt in several towns between Colfax and Grangeville and it was believed that it would be found shortly. F. B. Laney, professor of geology at the University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, confirmed reports that it was a meteor and added that the university was eager to find it for scientific study. The phenomenon occurred at 9:54 Wedensday night and streaked the sky as the coming of a bright dawn. Legal Notices WE vill sell at Public Auction one Ford roadster. 1927. engine No. 14664140. title D-1119767. storage, labor, repairs. $34, at 10 a. ra.. Jan. 1. 1931. Lien held by George A Hiatt. 1051 S. Worth Aye. ' NOTICE TO BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES. Notice of the meeting of the State Board of Finance, to receive proposals to designate depositories for State funds. Notice is hereby given that the State Board of Finance will meet in the Oflice of Auditor of State. Room No. 239. in the State House, in Indianapolis. Indiana, Monday January 5. 1931, at the hour of two o'clock P. M. for the purpose of receiving applications for deposit of the public funds of the State, and for the purpose of selecting and designating depositories of public funds and apportioning same. Proposals for the receiving of State funds are invited to be filed with the Audtor of State, who is ex-officio secretary of said Board, on or before such hour of said day. Surety companies authorized to do business in the State of Indiana will be accepted as surety on behalf of depositories selected, provided satisfactory evidence of the solvency of such companies is furnished to said Board. Surety Company bonds in a sum not less than fifty per cent of the amount of funds awarded must be filed within ten days after said award of public funds are made. Bonds should not be filed until notified by said Board. STATE BOARD 'OF FINANCE. HAT Y G. LESLIE. Governor and President of the Board. Attest: FLOYD E. WILLIAMSON. Auditor of State and Secretary of the Board. NOTICE TO BIDDERS TRACTOR-TRUCKS FOR USE IN COLLECTION AND REMOVAL OF GARBAGE AND ASHES. SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS. Indianapolis, Indiana. December 11. 1930. Sealed bids wlil be received bv the Board of Sanitary Commissioners for the Sanitarv District of Indianapolis, at its OfTice. City Hall. Indianapolis. Indiana, until 10:00 o'clock A. M. on the 6th day of January. 1931. for one TVs ton tractort.uck and one 3 to 4-ton tractor-truck, for use in the collection and removal of garbage and ashes, acasrding to the specifications for said tractor-trucks, respectively. on file in the office of said Board. Each bid for said 7'2-ton trac-tor-truck shall be accompanied bv a check for $200.00 payable to said Board, certified bv a reputable bank, and each bid for said 3 to 4-ton tractor-truck shall be accompanied bv a check for $150.00 parable to said Board, certified bv a reputable bank. Said bids will be opened after 10 o'clock A. M. on said 6th dav of January. 1931. but the Board reserves the right to defer action on said bids as provided in said specifications. The Board further reserves the right to reject anv and ah bids. B J T. JEUP. President. O. C. ROSS. Vice-President. A. H. MOORE. Board of Sanitarv Commissioners. Sanitarv District, of Indianapolis. _ Death Notices B 4UMAN.' DORA S.—Beloved wife of Henry itauman. mother of Lamont Bauman, and s.iste- of William and Charles Cloud of Terr: Haute. Ind.. passed awav Dec. 23. Serv ces at the family residence. 2168 Slne.eton St.. Saturday. Dec. 27. 2 p m. Frie ids invited. Interment Crown HUL_ HARRIS. FRANClS—Husband of Maud Harris, father of Anna May Bush and Clyde L. Harris, passed awav In Chicago 111. Funeral services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturday, 3:30 c. m. Burial Crown Hill, JOHNSON. GERTRUDE—Wife of James M. Johnson, mother of Halford L. Johnson, passed away Christmas dav. Funeral services at the FLANNER & BUCHANANMORTUARY Saturday. 11 a m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the home. 3540 N. Pennsylvania St., until Saturday morning.

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Death Notices LYONS, TIMOTHY—Age 81 Tears, beloved father of Mrs. James E Rocap. Mrs. William A. Brennan. Sister Eusolle of Sisters of Providence and Wm. L. Lyons, passed awav Friday. Dec. 26. Time of funeral given later. For information friends may call FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. Ta. 1835. MEEHAN. AMELIA POGGEMEYER—BeIoved wife of James Meehan, mother of John and Margaret Meehan and Mrs. WiHiam Hurst, died at the home. 729 N. Pine St.. Wednesday . Funeral Saturday, Dec. 27. 8:15. at the home of Mio. Hurst. 2812 E. Michigan St.: 9 a m. St. Joseph's church. Burial Holv Cross cemetery. Friends Invited. KIRBV-DINN SERVICE. FASOUIER. JANE F.—Beloved "wife of Julius Pasquier. passed uway at the home. 2452 College Ave.. on Christmas morning. SERVICES AT FLANNER & BUCHANANMORTUARY Saturday. 2p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown hT], Friends may call at Flanner St Buchanan mortuary from Friday afternoon until time of service. PIERCE. BRADY J. —Beloved husband of Lucile Pierce, and son of Alfred and Lula Pierce, departed this life Thursday. Dec. 20. Funeral Sunday. Dec. 28. at THE MOORE <fe KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 2530 Station St.. 1 p. m. Burial Anderson cemetery. Friends invited. SHEARER. NORMA JEAN-Age 3 months, beloved daughter el George nd Josephine Shearer. 928 Beliefontaine St., passed awav Dec. 25. 1930 Funeral Saturday Dec. 27 2 p. m. at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. 1230 Prospect St. Friends invited. Funeral Directors WM D HEANBLOSaoit Mortuarr Phone Be. 1388 1321 W Rav 8t W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2220 Shelbv St __ Drexel 2570 George Grinsteiner Punera* director. 622 E Market UNDERTAKER* 921 N. Delaware U. 3831 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME 1458 S. Meridian St. Dr. 2140. "A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE.” RAGSDALE A PRICE LI 3608 1219 N Alabama C. WILSON funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eouipment. Dr 0321 and Dr 9322 Personals BRUCE’S CAFE—No. 2. 235 N. 111. Samr service maintained as at 737 N. Penn. DETECTIVES—Private. CONFIDENTIAL. 525 Lemclte Bldg. Ri 1864: eve.. Hu. 3107 FUR COATS remodeled. Dress making all kinds sewing: very rcas. Ri.JFB29. CROWN CLEANERS: fur repairing, relining tailoring. 425 E. 16th. Li. 2904, Special Notices WHY SUFFER WITH PILES When you can positively get well or it will cost you nothing? This is strictly .- home treatment. Also wonderful lung, throat and catarrh treatment. Either sent parcel-post to tinv part of U. S. Call or write for free literature. G. R. WYSONG. 2i9 K of P Bldg. Office Ri 4267: res.. 2939 N. Meridian. Ta. 4940. ARE YOU troubled" with stomach ulcers, chronic gastritis. Indigestion, dyspepsia? Gastrul treatmen. has helped many sufferers without inconvenience to their daily routine. Write Steiken Laboratories. Post Office Box 5. East Michigan station, Indianapolis. or call Ri. 2252. ON or after Dec. 24. 1930. I will not be responsible for debts contracted by any other than myself. W. J. LE SAULNIER. Hotel Denison No. 112. Instructions TUTORING—H. S. English, history, civics science, math.: exp. graduate teacher: also grades sto 8. inclusive Dr. 1606-M. Painting and Papering PAPER HANGING PAINTING: ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ESTIMATES FREE. PHONE DR, 1561 -W, WHY PAY MORE—Paper turnished and hung, $4 per room. Ch. 2004. Ir. 2415. PAPER hung. $2.50 per room and up. Pancr Sc up- work guaranteed. Dr 3747. Business Announcements FEATHERS—Bought, sold and renovated, feather mattresses, pillows made to order. E. P. Burkle. 431-433 Mass. Ave.. RI. 669a TINNING—Roofing, furnace repair: satisfaction guar. ALLEN W. CRIEKBAUM. E. 30th St. Ch. 3506. OLD CHAIRS MADE NEW—By rebottoming in cane, hickory or reed. Call Board of Industrial Aid for the Blind. Ha 0583. ALL makes of electric sweepers repaired, work guarn. 1900 SALES CO„ Ri. 4924. SPEC price on furnace coils, gas connections; bonded sewer man, Ch. 2283-J eve. BATH ROOM—Complete. S6O: plumbing & heating installed; reasonable. Ta. 4057, HOUSE wrecking, chimney repairing, general hauling. Reasonable. Dr. 1042-W. AND INSTALL CELTEX. CH. SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in the Times. Phone “ad-taker” Ri. 5551. during business hours. Storage and Transfer LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER— Fire-proof storage house. Store new. pav 6 months iater. No charge for hauling. PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. 4X9 E. Market. Ri. 7750, STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads. Packing, shipping. OTTO J. SUEZ. Ri. 3628. Ri. 6561. Nights Ch. 0699-W. J H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE’ SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND—To or from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit. Cieveland or other cities. Dr 3071 or RI. 4265 LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING—Large covered truck reliable men: $4 cltv work: Plano extra. A J BANKS. Be_ 4460 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.—Prices reasonable. Call at all times. Ta. 3741. MOVING. S3: vou help. $1 less: IV- ton truck: quick, guarn. service. Ch. 5840. BRITTON TRANSFER—Mov.. *3.50 load" isrgp trucks- responsible men Dr 7618. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS * Lost and Found BOSTON BULL—MaIe, dark brindle: w-hite ring around neck, out on forehead: scar on jaw: fam. pet: lost west side. Be. 3666. PURSE—Large, black patent leather, in McCory's. Tues. afternoon: re. Ha. 2238-W SUITCASE—Brown. woman’s, children’s cloth., on south sidc: need bad. Be. 0102. SUITCASE—Lost on east side. Ch. 269 L 506 Tern nip Ave. Reward. Transportation SPECIAL LOW~RATES America’s Finest Motor Coach Service. —To— Anderson Marion Ft. Wayne Toledo Detroit Cleveland Buffalo New York Los Angeles EAGER BUS LINES 135 W. Market St. 111. 8223 Help Wanted Male COLLEGE MEN —Freshmen or sophomores preferred, who have found it necessary to leave school temporarily. Salarv and bonus: neat appearance. See MR. COPEI.AND. Linden Hotel. WANTED—Young men between 18 and 21. high school graduates of neat appearance: salary and bonus. Apply MR. COPELAND. Linden Hotel. THREE ROOMS Heat and water furnished: south side; $lO and do light janitor service. SCHMID & SMITH. INC- REALTORS. WANTED—Ten men at once: good pav. THOMFSON. 712 N. Illinois St. Help Wanted Female WANTED an elderly or middle-aged woman to help with housework, and children. 1018 English Ave. Rooms for Rent BROADWAY. 802—Modern front rm.. private entrance; walking distance. Li. 9315. CAPITOL. N.. 1641—Front rm.. adjoining bath: private home: privileges. Ha. 2411. COLLEGE. 908—2 large front rms.. $7: 1 single rm., *3: extra nice. RI. 8718. DELAWARE. N., 1811—Nice modern room; warm home; $3.50. Ta. 1507. MINNESOTA. E.. 326—Nicelv furnished room: bath Included. 1 or 2 people. Dr 5518. NEW JERSEY. N.. 825—Dainty room; orchid and rose: new walnut bed, dresser, vanity: persnl effects insured: $4. Ri. 9660. OHIO. W . 18*2—Hot. cold water: connectlne bath: $5; city heat. 32D. E.. 545—Business woman or couple to share iovelv home. Wa. 2339. HEAD Ded lamps excellent rooms *7 wa with bath *8 weekly and up lot Derm guests Colonial Hotel 136 N Illinois DENISON HOTEL Pav ail vour bills with one check: - lights, water, maid service, linen furnished: $7 and up. Pennsylvania St Ohio, PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.: hot. cold water; $5 wk.: with bath. $7 wk.: cltv heat: real winter home, ladies, gentlemen. 232 S. Illinois. ‘ HOTEL EDWARD Centrally Located—Modem Sceciai low weekly rate to men only ST. DENIS HOTEL—I 36 W. MARKET ST.; .WARM. MODERN ROOMS. $5 UP. Room for Rent With Board JEFFERSON. N. 248—Rm.. board, private home, empl. girl, cheap: home privileges. UNION. 1614—Warm front rm.. private. modern home. Dr. 3806-R. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALA.. N.. 2205—Large, clean. 2-rm. apt., hardwd. fls.. steam heat. *7 wk. Ta. 7110.

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Rent Housekeeping Rooms ASHLAND. 1529—2 WARM RMS ; EVERYTHING FURNISHED; KITCHEN AND DINNETE; PRIVATE BATH AND ENTRANCE. RI. 5976. ___ BROADWAY. 1134—2 rms.. kitchenette; 2 beds; good heat: $7. . BROADWAY. 830—Mod. furnished apt.: private entrance: adults; $6. Ri. 3245. CENTRAL. 1404—2 large rms.. kitchenette, down: steam heat; priv. entrance: $7. ILLINOIS. N..' 2339—1. 2. 3-rm. hitchenefce apts.. $5. *8.50: evrvthng. fur. Ta. 7110 ILL.. N.. 1744—2-rm. front apt., nicely furnished. Ha. 4033-R. NEW JERSEY. N.. 134—Good clean bousekeeplng rooms. Ri. 4145 ORIENTAL, 20 N.—2 light: 2 rm. furnished apts., stearii heat, modern. Li. 9Q55. PRUITT. 1325—3 nicely furnished rms.. yard, garage: $5 per wk. Ta. 2091. SHERMAN. N.. 2406—3 downstairs rms.. water in kitchen, everything turn.: mod. TALBOTY N., 2420—1, 2. kitchenette apt.: $5 and $7 week. TEMPLE. 610, N.—3-rm. apt.; nicely furnished: private bath: garage. UDELL, 874 —2-room apt.: $5: gas. heat, lights furnished. Ha. 3263-W. 30TH. W.. 1125—3 semi-mod. rms., furn. or unfurn. We pav gas. heat, lights and water: $25, Ha. 3238. NICELY FURNISHED—2-rm. apt.: priv. ent.; near Fountain Square. Dr. 3540-R. RIGHT at Real Silk; small apartment; 2 modern rooms. Ri. 5946. and Flats Furnished BRIGHT WOOD —Mod. bunga.: overstuffed walnut fur. 124 E. New York. LI. 0763. COLLEGE AVE.. 2426—Living room, bedroom. kitchen, bath, garage. He. 2509. DELAWARE. N.. 806—Attrac., small, fur. or unfurn. apt.: reasonable. Ri. 1148. KOEHNE, 2712—4-room modern double; light, clean; good furnace. Ha. 1244-M. TRAUB. 202—7 rooms, furnished; reasonable. Owner. Be. 4931-R. 11TH, W., 42—Nicelv decorated kitchenette apt.; heat, light, gas, water and ice fur.; $45. Apply Apt. 1. THE GRANT. AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL 850 N. PENN. Beautifully lurnished and unfurnished apartments, ultra modern, bath with tub and shower. Frigldaire. walking distance Phone RI 1871 THE BERWICK 901 N. New Jersey St.: 2 rooms with kitchenette and bath: newly refurnished: all utilities: iow weekly tent. DELAWARE COURT One room, kitchenette and bath: furnished or unfurnished. See custodian. MODERN 2-rm. private apt., downtown: everything furnished: reas. Li. 6177. DREXEL ARMS—73O N. 111.: 2 3 rms.. furn. hskg. suites, with bath: $lO, slo wk. Apartments for Rent BICKING. 318 —4-rm. modern apartment; heat, water furnished: S3O. Dr. 4659-M. COLLEGE AVE.. 1640 Va —Upper duplex; 5 rooms and bath: heat, water furn.; $35. 850 N. Pennsylvania $60.50 13 N. Traub 38.00 1108 College 35.00 1655 N. Alabama 37.00 3015 N. Meridian SBO to 80.00 3707 N. Meridian 125.00 234 E. Pratt 37.50 1733 N. Meridian 64.50 3515 N. Pennsylvania 59.50 1220 Park Ave 43.00 412 N. Alabama $47 to 57.06 1226 N. Illinois $38.50 to 43.50 1603 Central $32.00 to 55.00 418 E. 15th $45.00 to 55.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES. 710 Union Title. LI. 3458. He. 1237. Ri. 1371. RUCKLE. 2927—Upper duplex; 5 rms. and bath; steam heat furnished. Ta. 2481. WASH.. E., 5012—Upper 5-room apartment. mod., newly decorated, reasonable. Ir. 6663. SEE OR PHONE US FTRST Furnished and unfurnished apts.. in ten locations: $25 up. Phone Li. 5391 eve. Wa. 0433. 11. H. WOODSMALL & CO. VOLLRATH APARTMENTS , Palmer. E.. 118—3 rms.. modern. Dr. 1985, PATRICIA APTS. 3-rm.. Frigldaire: util, furn. Dr. 2391-M. Apartment Rental Bureau We have apartments for rent anywhere In the citv north of Washington St.: let us help vou find one. positively no extra commission and no obligations: we usually furnish car and driver to show anartments without extra charge. Cal) Ri. 1371 dav and night service. 5 ROOMS—Heat, water; month free: moving expenses: $42. Ri. 5994, He. 2783. NEW YEAR RESOLUTION—Rent a‘n efficiency apt : new decorated: all utilities furnished; s3l. Pine and Fletcher. Dr. 4118. Houses for Rent BRADBURY. 1317—4-room semi-modern: water paid. $16.50. Dr. 6425, 2231 COLUMBIA Four-room single, light and water, garage: $13.50. GREGORY AND APPEL. INC. Li. 7491. DRAPER. 1537—5 rooms: water paid: gas, elec.; sl6: near school. Hu. 4368. HARRIS. 27 S.—6 rms.: complete bath: garage: Wash, High.: $25. Be. 0746. INGRAM. 1713—7 large rooms, modern. garage: S3O. Be. 4931-R. _____ KEYSTONE. 905 N.—Near Tech: 6-room modern: A-l: *27,50, Ch. 0642-R. NORTH. E. 3707—4-room mod.: garage; water paid: A-l: $27.50, Wa. 0395. OAKLAND. N., 1310 —5 rooms modern, garage: $26.50: water paid. Be. 4931-R. OAKLAND AVE., N.. 1221—5 rms. modern. garage: $23. Ch. 6686. PARK AVE.. 6457—Modern 5-room brick veneer semi-English bungalow, frigidaire. double garage, laundry. Owner leaving citv, SSO per month. Will >ose. Hu. 8518. PARK. 729—8 rooms, suitable 2 families; 4 rms., $17.50. mod. Hu. 3094. TACOMA. N.. 1618—5-room mod.: redecorated: garage: water paid: $25. Wa. 0395. VALLEY AVE.. 2102—Four rm. double, long lot. garage. , new paint and paper: rent sl4. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.. 207 E. New York St. Ri. 4974. WEST. 42 N.—3 rms.. $11.50: 2 rooms, water paid, $8.50, Dr. 6425-R. WINTHROP. 4147—North 'a 6-rm.: modern double, garage, water pd. Li. 2423. 31ST. E.. 519—Attractive. 3-bedrm. mod double: ready move in: *4O. Wa. 3831. COLORED 3008 HOVEY Five-room single, lights. $13.50. GREGORY AND APPEL. INC. Li. 7491, COLORED —1625 Odgen: 4 rooms: water electric lights: *lO mo. Ta. 3333, COLORED—6I6 Court: 5 rms.. semi-mod.; water Pd. 615 E. Market. Ri. 2102. Houses for Sale Sootb OLIVE ST.. 1425—5-room strictly modern bungalow, large lot. garage, practically new. near Fountain Sauare. school, churches, stores, etc. Owner anxious to vacate, fine residence section, terms to suit: only *4.000. L. J. SEXTON •REALTOR Indiana Trust Bldg.. Ri. 7151. fir. 0621. NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO BUY. Bungalows. *IOO down. Ri. 2509. N. J FOX. Hu. 1168. Real Estate Wanted LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH McTARSNEY St BROWN. 2609 W. Michigan. Be 3609. Miscellaneous for Sale “ BIGr4 COME AND GET IT Car load of pork and beans. Well-known brand. One-pound cans, 75c per dozen. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Cap. Ave. and South St. PORTABLE Typewriters, new and used; easy terms, liberty Type Cos.. 143 E. Ohio. Lt. 4806. FOR new and rebuilt electric pumps call MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO.. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151*

Miscellaneous for Sale BIG 4 AFTER XMAS SPECIAL Two Electric Radios Console model; cost $125; special at S4O. Table model, built-in speaker; cost SBS; special at S3O. Speakers are excellent tone. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Cap. Ave, and South St. Machinery and Tools EOR SALE CHEAP—Misc. size of machine hand shell and taper shank reamers, fluted shank drills, taps and arbors. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 115 L _ Building Materials BEAVER BOARD—2'ic; pUstar board’. 2t*C. Quality House Paint. $1.39 gal. Ha. 2510 ALLIED COAL & MAT. CO., 2112 Northwestern. Clothing UNREDEEMED PAWNED Ladies’ Fur Coats Values to $1,200 Priced From $5 Up SACKS BROS. LOAN OFFICE TWO overcoats, 1 English natural, made, good cond.; cheap. Ri. 8104. Household Goods SELLING OUT Entire Stock. Used FURNITURE Overstuffed suites. 3 no $39.50 Leather suites. 3 -pc 10.00 Leather chairs 2.00 Dining chairs 1.25 Used lamps, 98c. 141 W. WASH. ST. ICE BOXES Here's a chance to buy a good refrigerator at the price of an inefficient one. Price reduced on many models. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. _/QOO Northwestern Ave. SEWING MACHINES, portable electric Singer and other makes as low as $35. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 126 W. Washington St. Ri,' 9718. SEE US before you buy your overstuffed suit, must raise cash, willing to sell at factory price. 3-pc. new cverstuffed suite. 34a, FREEMAN BROS-. 1250 Oliver Ave. MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sewing machines as low as $lO. Singer Sewlng Machine Cos., 838 Va. Ave. Dr. 2474. IVORY GAS RANGE—Dining rm.. 9 ptT. living rm.. complete bedroom, occasional table, dressers. 2428 N. Meridian, OVERSTUFFED DAVENO SET—Like new: cost $100: will trade for team, milk cow or bogs, 536 N. La Saile. Ch. 3270. ALL MAKES new and used heaters, cook stoves: 200, off, 1236 Oliver. Be. 2456. MAYTAG WASHER: USED; FOR SALE s2l 50, CALL LI. 5386. Musical Instruments SAXOPHONES—Buescher. Conn, Holton. Martin and other makes, all sizes at sacrifice prices, easiest payment plan in town: investigate our rental and free lesson plan. Lorenz Saxophone school, inside Pembroke arcade. Li. 4800. XMAS SPECIAL, $165 Orthophonic, like new, $25, just one. WILKING MUSIC CO., 120 E. Ohio St. COMPLETE—Trap drums outfit. $45; excellent bargain, originally $65. Terms. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. SIL Li. 5513. XMAS SPEClAL—Baldwin piayer. bench and rolls, for balance on account. $65. This is a real bargain. WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 E, Ohio St. SAXOPHONE. C Melody, with case, *45.00. 205 Massachusetts Ave. Li. 9470, XMAS SPEClAL—Splendid used Piano as low as $35. WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 E. Ohio St. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Radio and Equipment Save 50% to 75% All Electric Philco 8-tube dynamic, complete .$ 65.00 Phlico lowboy complete 85.00 Philco higlibov. complete 95.00 Philco No. 76 console, complete. .. 75 00 Qrosley Showbox, complete 39.00 Koister. 8 tubes, complete 59.00 Erla. Queen Marie, complete 32.50 Brunswick combination, complete.. 59.00 # Convenient terms. Radio Barg-ain Shop New Apex, Neutrodyne in beautiful cabinets, while they last. SSO complete. ALLEN. 511 Mass! Ave. APEX 9-tube. highboy, complete. $79.50: terms. KEMPLER RADIO CO. 36 Virginia Ave. RADIO BARGAIN SHOP RADIO SERVICE. $1: on anv make radio. Power pack repairing a specialty EAST END RADIO. CH. 4033. ___ R- C. A.—lo-tube superheterodyne conTbination radio 67: only 30 days old. $250. 3204 N. Capitol. Ri. 2875. SHUEY RADIO SERVICE Aerials. $3.50: service call. $1: anv make set repaired. Ri. 2720. SERVICE and repair work done right. E. LICH. Be, 3169. 3671 Rockville Rd. 50c PER CALL—Expert service. Whv pay more. Lightning. Radio, Ch 7210 J AERIALS—Radio service, bv graduate engineer: 11 vrs. exp Dr. 6269-J. LINCOLN RADIO SERVICE—Tubes, gen. renairing: experts. Li. 1126. Poultry and Supplies 300 Tancred Leghorn Pullets, readv to lay. BOYER’S HATCHERY. Ri. 5470 or write >•■ Thorntown, Ind. Pets CANARIES—Siefert rollers; singers, with cages: reas. Ch. 2216-2, 2101 Leland. HUNTING HOUNDS and guns: all kinds; reduced prices. 836 W. 30th St. CANARIES—Ped. rollers: good singer?; holiday prices. 1724 Broadway. He. 3914. SIX FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. CALL AT 305 N. JEFFERSON AVE. . s _ CANARlES—Beautiful large voung singers with loud, full song. Ir. 3859. Miscellaneous Wanted FURNITURE OP ALL KINDS HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED. HODGES AUCTION. RI 201_9_ HOUSE CLEANING?—Vour surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri 6822. 127 W Georgia St. WE WANT HOUSEHOLD GOODS. CP It's on earth we buy it. CARL SHANK AUCTION. 25 N. Alabama St. LI. 0055. Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS—AII standard makes, new and used nortables; Dalton adding machines. Repairs and typewriter suoDiies. Typewriters of ail makes rented at *3 per month or 3 months $7.50 AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.. 137 N. Meridian St Board of Trade Bldg LI 6822 High class rental service a specialty: 30 adding machines to go. Give us a call. Reverse charees. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 205 Mass. Ave. Ll. 9470, Business Opportunities APTS.—Rooming houses, groceries, restaurants. any going business sold aulckly. confidentially for cash. Lincoln Business Exchge. 415-16 Peoples Bk. Bldg. Ri. 2604, ROOMING HOUBE—North: 11 rms.: clean; barg.; *SO down. 426 N. Alabama. L*. 0783. I

Coal and Wood

TVEIVGi-o ■ INDIANA I 6in. lump I $5 22 INDIANAPOLIS! COAL CO RI-4*491 j

Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. Why take chances on Inferior grade of coal. Our years of experience Is your profit. Indiana. 8-in lp. cln fkd *5.00 W. Va., 2x6 furnace egg 6.25 W VA., LARGE LP.. PARKED 6 50 W. V.. 2x4 egg. forked 6.25 E. Ky.. 6-in. lump forked.... 7.00 Pioneer Island Creek forked... 7.00 Genuine No. 3 Pocahontas.... 9.00 -’ocahontas No. 3 mine run 7.00 Citizens Coke, all sizes. *9 and 9.50 Operators of Three Yards. Dr. 6685 Dr. 2400

1931 Calendar With Each Order. Coal, Coke and Kindling Best Va. Blk., cln. fkd $6.50 Best E. Ky. Blk., cln. fkd $7.00 Best Isl. Crk. Blk., cln. fkd....57.00 Va. Carbondale lp., cln. fkd....56.50 Best Va. 3x6 cln. fkd $6.25 Best Va. Wash Egg, cln. fkd.. .$6.25 Best Va. mine run, 50% lp $5.25 A good furnace coal. Best Ind. Lp. or Egg, cln. fkd.. .$5.00 Best White Ash lp., cl., fid..55.00 Gen. Glendora egg, cln. fkd $6.25 Try our ashless Ky. egg or 2x3 nut: none better for cook stoves or retort.*7.oo Gen. smokeless New River lp 9.00 Coke, baseburner. $9.00: furnace 8.50 Deliveries anywhere in city. Union Itr- LCpal&j PK-4621 Bluff ave It will nav you to visit our yard and see the difference in good coal.

Economy Lump $5.00 We honestly believe this Is the best coal you can buy at the price. Does not clinker and burns up into i nice white ash. BEST W. VA. LARGE BLOCK. .*6.50 BEST VA. MINE RUN. 50G ip. 5.25 BEST EASTERN KY.. LG. BLK. 7.00 BEST ISLAND CRK. LG. BLK.. 7.00 Also smaller sizes in above grades. WONDER RED ASH LP 7.75 IND. NO. 6 LUMP 5.00 IND. MINE RUN. 50'”,. LP 4.50 BEST POCA. LP.. RED ASH.. 9.00 CITIZENS COKE $9.00 Sc 9.50 DELIVER ANYWHERE IN CITY IMMEDIATE SERVICE Economy Fuel Supply Dr. 1220. Dr. 1221. “ECONOMIZE WITH ECONOMY”

BETTERGLO Indiana a A 8-in. lump pD.UU LI. 6215

LOTS OF HEAT—LOW COST BLACK BELL e BLOCK Burn one ton on our recommendation. We know you'll reorder on your own recommendation. Sold only by us. W. Virginia lp.. ..$6.50 Kentucky block.. .$7.00 FEDERAL COAL CO. 1020 E. North St. CH. 1755

Indiana (i-incli lump. Free from slate and Q? K |||| slack. Will not clinker. J \j\J West Va. 6-in. blk. cln. fkd. This is one of the x /■ r* highest quality coals K k|| coming from W. Va... Other High-Grade Coni and Ccke We Deliver Anywhere Crane Coal Ca DR. 5904, ' DR. 5904. OH^COAL IND STH VEIN 8-IN LP $5.00 W VIRGINIA 6-IN LP 6.50 W VA MINE RUN. 50 r r LUMP 5.25 WA VA 4x6 FURNACE EGG 6.25 W VA WASH EGG FKD 6.35 GEN ISL CRK LARGE LP 7.00 E KY WALNUT. 6-IN LUMP FKD... 7.00 POCAHONTAS NO 3 SHOV LP ... 9.00 POCAHONTAS MINE RUN. 40% LP 7.00 CITIZENS COKE. ALL SIZES.S9.OO® 9.50 FREDRICK COAL CO. ESTABLISHED 31 YEARS. 801-899 Beecher St. Dr 1792 Rex Llump, King of _ _ Ind. Coals, gives W. ill! Va. results. Sold by "Jg “J&I.” Only v A trial will convince you Rex is the best S5 coal in citv. 'j ton. 52.75: ’i ton $1.50 W. Va. Lp.. $6.50: Va ton 3.50 all (njfjj HEAT cJWoTJ'vu/ Va ton. $2.75: U ton. delivered, trial order. $1.50. . , , This is a large 6-in. block: doe- not clinker and is guaranteed to be satisfactory in every way. Large W. Virginia Blk $6.50 DE- XVERY ANYWHERE Northwestern Coal Cos. TA. 6663. Illinois Lump $5.00 Monarch $5.25 West Virginia Lump $6.50, Center Coal Cos. LI. 1458 SPECIAL Gen. Poca. semi-smokeless mixed .. $7.75 Amber Jacket and W Va. mixed... 5.75 This coal got mixed in unloading. All other high grades of coal at reasonable orices. Weaver Coal Cos. DR. 2201 WE DELIVER ANYWHERE Victor Special Id., clean fkd $5 00 'a Ton. $2.75: >, ton 1.50 It holds fire well, burns un clean, none better. May we prove it? VICTOR COAL CO. Be. 4160. WE SAVE YOU MONEY West Side Cash Coal Cos. BE. 3014. COAL COAL COAL All kinds, also fireplace wood and kindling. ALLIED COAL AND MATERIAL CO., 14 W. Ohio St. Li. 7581, Ha 2510. WOOD—Fireplace, kindling wood: reasonanle. Ha, 4429. Money to Loan MONEY ro LOAN 1 First ana second reai estate mortgage* AUTOMOBILE anc HOUSEHOLD loans EmiUaMe Finance Cos 919 F, Ohio 1,1 PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS SECURITY INV St LOAN. INC. 136 N Delaware Ll 5056 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY OF INDIANAPOLIS, INC. 34 S. Pennsylvania. RI. 5054, THE ARCADE LOAN COMPANY. Chattel Loans. 137 E. Wash. Room 24. j RI. 303 T.

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Money to Loan

MONEY ON EASY TERMS Need money for' unexpected expense!? Borrow from us on vour own security. Either ten or twenty months to repay us. with easy monthly payment* arranged to suit your convenience. We avoid making embarrassing inquiries. Come In. Write or Phone Our Office For Further Details THE CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141V2 E. Wash St. Phone Riley 7561

SAVE NEARLY A THIRD ON LOANS

H The Household Plan offers cash B" SI loans of SIOO to S3OO at almost a I ■ tnird less than the lawiul rate. Eg SH Loans of SSO to SIOO can be made ■ ■ at a slightly higher rate. IS ■ Strictly confidential. Husband §£ Si and wife only need sign. Como M IS in. olione or write. Eg 63 sth Floor Lemckc Bldg. Im ■ 106 E Market St. Ri. 2579. H m 4th Floor Kresge Bldg. w Id 41 E. Washington St. Ri. 7323. ■ HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION , fits m- .

CASH LOANS ON YOUR CAR OR FURNITURE NO ENDORSERS—CONFIDENTIAL MONEY SAME DAY ONE PLACE AND 20 MONTHS TO PAY “CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS” WITH CONSOLIDATED FINANCE CORP. 850 Consolidated Bldg. 115 N. Penn. St. RI. 7488.

Money to Loan on household roods and automobile*. $25.00 to $300.00 Your Indorsement onlv: autck. courteous. confidential: liberal payment privilege. Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St RI 401*. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Auto Supplies and Repairs SAVE 50% ON ANY JOB BY having all repair work done in the big modern shops of Indiana State Auto School. South and Alabama. Drive in or I phone, Ri. 0648. [ JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will : repair or make new tops and curtains lor I v our car 202 Kentucky Avc. Automobiles Wanted WILL—Pav cash lor vour car or vour i eauitv. I. WOLF AUTO CO, Ll. 4516. SSI N. Capitol. j ' WE PAY CASH FOR LATE MODEL CARS. I F.UREKA ALTO. 322 N. Cap., Li, 4188. Automobiles for Sale _ iRI TirkT COACH. 1926. Thu car ha.. been well cared for WAS priced to sell for $350. It may now oe i bought for onlv $225. Terms. # Thornburg & Lewis 1302 E. Wash. St. Li. 1571. Open evenings tillJL XrUCA/Cm FT SPORT Coupr. LfILVKULLI 1929: i ooks k runs like new car. very low mileage, mechanically perfect; 5335. Terms. HAKE CHEVROLET CO. 582 E. Washington St. Ri- 5325. rurvpni FT i9 26 Chevrolet CrlL V LULL ! ( . oa ch. $95; terms. Johnson Chevrolet Cos.. Meridian at 11th. x -CHEVROLET 5^ c - a 71^ 1928 ear. exce’lent tires and paint, with a perfect motor: onlv .$225 Terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO. 552 E. Washington St. RL 5325. ruFVRni ft 1928 c tnLVKULLI cia! price. $225. Johnson Chevrolet Cos.. Meridian at 111 h. X CHEVROLET ; paint and tires like new: mechanically perfect. Our price $295. Terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO. 552 East Washington. Ri. 5325. rurvpni FT 1928 SEDAN: priced LnL V tvULL I special. 5265. Johnson Chevrolet Cos.. Meridian at 11th. _ y. Chevrolet £ ~'i ( r ’ ? 92 f S Thi car has had excellent care: has a fine paint job; good m B .ires: upholstery like new. Priced Lauth Chevrolet Cos. I 3517 E. Washington St. Ir. 1175. ! rHFVROI FT -OACH. 1927: 111 gofcd v rv'-'i-iC. condition. Ready to be driven away. Priced only slls C. O. WARNOCK. 819 E. Washington St. Li. 8396. I rHFVRhI FT 1929 SEDAN: a'real ent-VItULLI buv: $365. Johnson Chevrolet Cos.. Meridian at 11th. ruFVRni FT 1323 SPORT coum: LriLVAUIXI priced right. $365. Johns .Chevrolet Cos.. Meridian at lith. rHF\A?ri3 FT 1927 COACH. $135. Lnt v I Terms Johnson Chevrolet. Cos.. Meridian at lith. niIRANT MODEL 6-14. sedan. 195!) L/uivrvii l 4-door; like new: driven very little, fully equipped New car warranty. Here is practically anew highgrade car that will do 60 miles per hour all day long at a very low price. Original price. $945. Drive it out at $645. Murphy Motors, Inc. 2004 N. Meridian. TA. 4234. reefy 1930 TUDOR sedan; dr i van t. J onlv 3 m jj CS anc i i B i n excellent condition. $425. BROWNING GENT CO., Inc. i Tenth and Meridian St. RI. 8655. FnOTS 1929 4-DOOR erian, runs, rvmis looks like new: $325. C. K. MARTIN CO- 4451 W. Wash. St. FORf> SPORT COUPE. 1928. Th - is * a real buv for someone Triced onlv $235 C. O. WARNOCK. 819 ; E. Washington St. Ll. 8396. GRAHAM-PAIGE ‘L 29 S w ( mi fenders: wire wheels; price $365; easy terms INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE CO.. 1065 Virginia Ave. Dr. 3891. iriALfl A NIY 1927. LANDAU: a sure fire bargain at $175.00. LATHROP MOYER RETAIL. 420 North Capitol. PONTIAC CABRIOLET. 1928: FIVE 1 1/4. V- WIRE WHEELS. DUCO i LIKE NEW MECHANICALLY GUARAN--1 TEED: PRICE. $265: EASY TERMS. INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE CO .065 VIRGINIA AVE DR 38_91. , , WHIPPFT coupe 1923: 7 !/^" n rrt has e°od oaint. m IK good rubber and is in A-l con--Be/4 dition throughout. Priced on.r ■ $175. Terms Lauth Chevrolet Cos. I 3547 E. Wash. St. Ir, 1175. WHIPPFT 28 ROADSTER very YY 1 good $110; terms. Oakley Motor Sales 1663-65 3. Meridian. Dr. 4743. 1931 MODEL PLYMOUTH New 4-door sedan: $l5O down. Make payments to me. MR. WILSON, Be. 2953 Depenaaoie Oseo Car*. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CG. Meridian at 11th Ll 5362. Good Used Cars. FRANK 8. FEESER ■ 1126 Prosrect Dr. 5100, Bargains ;n Used Car* GRAHAM-PAIGE OF INDIANA ! 3209 E Wash f* Ch 1002. REAL VALUEB IN ÜBED CARS MARMON NEW-USED CAR STORE I 1033-35 N MERIDIAN BT Truck.® FORD MODEL T Ton Truck. 1927: in I D u excellent condition throughout: onlv $125. C. O WARNOCK. 819 E. Washington St. Li. 8396. GOOD USED TRUCKS GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK CO. 31 W. 13TJL STREET.