Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 205, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1931 — Page 11

fAW. 5, 1931.

'APPEAL WILL BE TAKEN ON TAXES REFUND Association Will Carry Fight to Supreme Court of State. Appeal from Circuit Judge , Arthur C. Van Duyn's' ruling at Greenfield Saturday on the Marion county horizontal tax refund case,will be taken to the state supreme court by the Indiana Taxpayers’ Association Harry Miese, secretary, anonunced today. At the same time, County Commisisoners George Snider and Dow W. Vorhies announced they will sanction the association's appeal. Van Duyn’s ruling, which released the county from refunding a larger part of the revenue collected under the tax ten years ago, affects more than 15,000 taxpayers, and provides that less than one-tenth of the approximated $8,000,000 be refunded. Willis C. Nusbaum, attorney for Miesse, said a motion for anew trial will be filed before Van Duyn within a week. The association will make every effort to curb the payment of numerous erroneous claims and will take steps to have all claims revised, Nusbaum stated. Miesse pointed out that six months is the time limit for the appeal, and in event Van Duyn declined to grant anew trial, the appeal will be perfected. GUARD POSTED AS JURY PROBES FEUD KILLINGS —* Armed Men on Duty at Salem in Fear of Attack by Families. By United Press SALEM, Ind„ Jan. 5.—A guard of armed men was thrown around Salem today as the Washington county grand jury met to investigate the recent outbreak of the Gibson-Spurlock feud. The guard was set up to allay fears that members of both families might descend from the hills and interfere with the investigation. The fight between the families started years ago in the hill country of Kentucky and Tennessee, was renewed more than a week ago when Patton Gibson, leader of his dan, was shot to death, allegedly by the Spurlocks. John and Plea- Spurlock are | charged with the murder and held ; here. Four of the Gibson brothers, sons j of 'Patton, came to the jail determined to settle with the Spurlocks in the manner of their clans. In a shootding that followed Otis Gibson was killed and Gilfred was.' captured. Dan and Alonzo remain lugitives. UNITED PRESS OPENS NEW CAPITOL SERVICE Full Time Leased Wires Connect Congress With Nation. By l tilled Press WASHINGTON. Jan. 5. The United Press Association today i opened a leased wire printer circuit connecting the house and senate press galleries with its Washington bureau. It is the first circuit of its kind to be opened at the Capitol. This additional circuit gives the United Press the most advanced mechanical facilities for reporting the activities of congress, providing full-time leased wire service from both houses direct into the Washington bureau, where copy is relayed to the general wire system. Latest model silent type telegraph printers have been installed for the Capitol circuit. Morse telegraph loops and direct telephones connecting with the United Press bureau's private switchboard provide supplementary facilities. FACES GAMINGCHARGE! Juvenile “Monte Carlo"’ Broken Up, ; Polite Claim Following Raid. Police today said they had brok.ni : up a juvenile Monte Carlo when they raided a confectionery operated by David Deal, at 1725 South ; East street Sunday night. The establishment recently became quite popular with the neighborhood’s youngest set. The reason, police charge, was a slot machine dispensing as many as twenty-five pennies at once into a youngster's j hand. Deal is charged with operating a ! gaming device. ART ACORD KILLS SELF! Former Movie Star Suicide at Chihauhua City Hotel. It y United Press MEXICO CITY, Jan. 5.—A dispatch to Universal from Chihuahua City today said Art Acord, the former star of cowboy roles in motion pictures, had taken his own life at the Hotel Palaclo. Acord recently had been employed by the Namiguria Mining Company of Chihuahua and will be buried unless authorities are instructed otherwise by relatives. V. F. W. ADDS NEW UNITS Membership Increases 38 Per Cent During Past Year. Organization of six new posts and j a gain of 38 per cent in member- i ship by the Indiana department. I Veterans of Foreign Wars, during the past year, was announced by ; Edward G. Schaub, state com- I mander. New units are at Indianapolis.! Jeffersonville, East Chicago. Sey- j mour, Madison and Columbus. An- ’ nual banquet of the department j will be held Feb. 21. ‘STORE’ CLOTHES LEAD Art of Home Dressmaking Lost, Department Survey Shows. By l Hilid Press * WASHINGTON, Jan. s.—Virtual! abandonment by women of the art of dressmaking at home was revealed today in ft commerce department survey. Analysis of sales of department stores Indicates women are buying Jfes and less piece goods. This has resulted In an improved demandl for ready-to-wear women's clothing.

Heads Council

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Ernest C. Ropkey

At the city council's reorganization meeting today. Ernest C. Ropkey.‘president of the Indianapolis Engraving Company, was renamed president.

FORTUNE GIVES HOSPITAL SITE Donates Land Needed for Veterans’ Institution. Deed for thirty acres in L .n | golf course, Riverside park, wr . on ! its way to Washington today, fol- ! lowing purchase of the tract by William Fortune, for the new | United States veterans hospital. Fortune’s donation was $16,335, the appraised price at which the site was sold by park, board. Bid was made by the Chamber of Commerce as trustee. Transfer of the tilte from the city to the federal government will take place at once. Bids for the first units of the hospital, to cost $500,000. will be received by the veterans’ bureau in Washington, Jan. 20, and contracts are expected to be awarded immediately after, giving employment to many men as soon as construction can be begun. An appropriation to treble the size of the hospital originally planned is ponding in cnogress. The hospital , is for treatment of general illness cl all veterans of military and naval service. Fortune, whose donation removed the last barrier to fulfillment of p ons for the hospital, has been chairman of the Indianapolis draper of American Red Cross since its inception in 1916. TEACHER IS FOUND Puzzling Disappearance Is Explained in Letter. B.n United Press WARSAW, Ind.. Jan. s.—Miss Virginia Bowman, North Webster mathematics teacher, whose whereabouts puzzled school authorities after she failed to return to her classroom following the holidays, was without a job today. Her place was taken by Miss Elizabeth Cook, daughter of the North Manchester school superintendent. A letter received by Principal John Bushong said Miss Bowman was at Warren would not return as she had made other plans. The letter did not explain her disappearance and authorities said there had been no differences between her and school authorities. Friends of Miss Bowman, however. said she left to avoid the attentions of a Michigan suitor for whom she had no interest. UNION STATION RENT LOWERED BY COURT t\ I. & W. Wins Suit in Cincinnati Rate Hearing. Decision of the United States circuit court in Cincinnati reduces the annual rent to be paid by the Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western railroad for use of the Indianapolis Union railroad terminal facilities from sllC,tU3 to $85,000. The suit, filed by the Cincinnati, Indianapolis <&c Western railroad asked that the rent be reduced to $55,000. The litigation dates back to the merger of the Indianapolis. Decatur and Springfield railroad with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton to form C. 1.. &W. Both railroads : had contracts entitling them to use the union station for which each , was required to pay an annual rent | which the terminal authorities ! south to collect after the merger. REALTY PIONEER DEAD Charles S. Lewis, 76, Succumbs at Home in Brendenwood. Charles S. Lewis. 76, one of the oldest real estate operators in Marion county, died Sunday night at his heme in Brendenwood addition, which he had developed. Mr. Lewis was born in Huntington and came to Indianapolis in 1867. Surviving him are his widow. Mrs. Mary P. Lewis; four sons, Edward R. Lewis, Chicago, and Charles S. Lewis Jr., Montgomery S. Lewis and Philip C. Lewis of Indianapolis, and a sister. Mrs Mary L. Aughinbaugh. also of Indianapolis. Funeral arrangement: have not been made. 11 DIE IN AVALANCHES Winter Sportsmen and Tourists Alpine Tragedy Victims. By United Press BRIANCON. France. Jan. s.—j Eleven winter sportsmen and six; French tourists were killed by avalanches in a series of Alpine tragedies over the week-end near here. Auto Kills Mother of Six By United Press CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Jan. 5. When a skidding automobile killed Mrs. Veronica Thibodeau, 34, the youngest of her six children was hurled from the baby carriage she had )een pushing, but escaped injury(

SKIDDING AUTO TOPPLES POLE Many Wires Torn Down in Crackup. Despite abnormal traffic due to almost springtime weather over the ; week-end, few accidents were reported to police, the sheriff and hospitals. Skidding on U. S. 31 two miles north of Broad Ripple early today an auto driven by Earl M. Jones, Kokomo, struck a utilities pole guy wire, crashing the pole to ftarth and carrying many wires down with it. Jones suffered minor injuries, was treated at city hospital and then went home. Three deputy sheriffs and a passenger were recovering today from injuries sustained when an emergency struck the concrete abutment of a safety zone Saturday night at Massachusetts avenue and St. Clair street. They .were; Deputy Conrad Wiegand, face and head injured; Deputies Sam Young and Harry Cook, and John Strough a former policeman, minor injuries. Others reported injured In crashes: Ed R. Gregory of near Indianapolis. Mrs. Ella Gregory and Vivian Gregory. 12, cut bv glass, collision Prospect avenue and Shelby street. Sunday. Pearl Key. 43. Negro. 3157 North Gale street, head. arms, hips and leg injured, struck bv truck Thirtieth and Station streets, Sunday. NEGRO BANDITS SLUG, ROB TAXICAB DRIVER Holdups’ Victim Injured Seriously When Struck on Head. Carlton Boulden, 23, 1449 Southeastern avenue, taxi dSb driver, was in city hospital today with serious wounds on the head inflicted by three Negroes who slugged him at St. Clair and Meridian streets Sunday night, robbing him of SB. Cecil Rhodes, Negro, 1417 East Twenty-second street, was slugged by two Negroes and robbed of $lO as he and his wife stood at Massachusetts avenue and Tenth street early Sunday. Rhodes identified his assailants to police. Caught while trying to sell a ham, Eugene Ransom, 22, Negro, 716 North Senate avenue, was held today on a vagrancy charge under $2,000 bond, as a suspect in the theft Saturday of a part of a truck load of meat belonging to Swift & Cos., 723 Kentucky avenue. TARKINGTON TO SUBMIT TO OPERATION ON EYE Hoosier Author Hopes for Complete Restoration of Sight. Booth Tarkington, Indiana author, will return to Baltimore, Md., for another eye operation within the next few days. This, it is hoped, entirely will restore the sight of the writer’s left eye. His newest play, “Colonel Satan,” will have its Indianapolis premiere at the English theater tonight. Norman E. Perry, Columbia Club president, and P. C. Reilly, Indianapolis Athletic Club president, have urged their members to attend the performance as a gesture of respect and courtesy to Tarkington. MEMBER RECORD SET Legion Has 17,806 lo Start 1931; Southern Division Leads. Contest between the northern and southern divisions of the state has establishtd anew American Legion paidup membership record of 17,806 to start 1931, Ollie A. Davis, Tipton, department adjutant, announced today. Membership total at the start of this year is an increase of 3,999 over *1930. The southern division of the state signed 9,226 new members and the northern division 8,580 in the contest. Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 4309 In the matter ot the petition of Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company lor authority to issue bonds and stock. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled cause in the rooms of the commission at Indianapolis, Indiana, at 9 o’clock a. m. on Tuesday. Jan. 13. 1931. Public participation in this hearing is requested bv the Commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA By J. W. McCARDLE, Commissioner. Indianapolis. Indiana. Jen. 3. 1930. 'NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given that the partnership lately subsisting between us. the undersigned, Beniamin F. Kinnick Jr. and William L. Hill, carrying on a real estate business at 807 Fidelity Trust building. Indianapolis, in Marlon County. Indiana, under the style or firm of Kinnick & Hill was on the day of December. 1930. dissolved by mutual consent. and that the business in the future will be carried on by said Benjamin F. Kinnick Jr., alone, who will pay all debts and liabilities, and receive monies parable to the said late firm. Dated this 17th day of December. 1930. BENJAMIN F. KINNICK JR. * WILLIAM L. HILL. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 1185-M In the matter of the application of Evansville Suburban & Newburgh Railway Company, Evansville. Indiana, for a certificate of public Convenience and necessity to operate motor vehicles as common carrier of passengers and property. from Boonville. Indiana, to Washington. Indiana, over state highways Nos. 61 and 57. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled cause In the rooms Os the commission at Indianapolis. Indiana, at 10 o'clock a. m. on Thujsdav. Jan. 15. 1931. Public participation in this hearing is requested bv the Commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA. By R. M. YOUNG. Examiner. Indianapolis. Indiana. Jan. 3. 1931. Death Notices BROWN, LEWIS. E.—Beloved husband of Svlvia C. Brown and father of Mrs. Estella M. Wilke. Edward E. Brown and Winifred S. Brown, departed this life Sunday, Jau. 4. age 62 years. Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 7, at residence, 4349 Carrollton Ave.. at 2 p. m. Burial Washington cemetery. Friends invited. Funeral under the direction of MOORE & KIRK. J_ Logansport papers please copy]. BRYANT, ABBERT—Died Sunday, Jan. 4. Funeral. Tuesday. Jan. 6. 1 p. m. at GEO. W. USHER & CO. FUNERAL HOME. 2614 W. Washington St., and 2 p. m. Stilesville. Ind. Friends invited. GRIFFIN. JEAN—Sister of the late Dr. William H. Griffin and Dr. Henry N. Griffin, passed away at Bellingham. Wash. Services Tuesday. 1:30 p. m., at the PLANNER* & BUCHANAN MORTUOARY. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. HALE. MRS. CORDELIA—BeIoved wife of Lanson Hale, mother of Mrs. Ethel Bush of Cincinnati and Mr. J. Clark Hale. Dassed away in Lafavette Sunday morning. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Tuesday 3 p m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. M DONALD, IRWIN C. —Husband of Luclle Gorham McDonald, son of Mrs. Lemuel McDonald and father of William McDonald. passed awav in Chicago Sunday. Services tt FLANNER * BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Tuesday, 11:30 a. m. Fircnds invited. Burial Crown Hill. ZULIGH. IDA M.—Beloved wife of Wllham R. Zulich. mother of Mrs. Wavne M. Bums, and Mrs. F. L. Truitt. Dassed awav Monday morning. Services at the residence. 4lfJ N. Meridian St.. Tuesday. 2 b. m. Burial orivate. Crown Hill.

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In Memoriam Notices IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance of my dear wife. Irene Roth, who dePatted this life one year ago today. Jan. 5. 1929. Her life was a sweet, loving message. Asa flower in the glorious sun She slipped awav lovingly, gently. She's remembered bv what she has done. Sadly missed by her husband, CLIFFORD ROTH. Funeral Directors WM D. BEANBLOSSOM. _ Mortuary. Phone Be. 1588 1831 W Ray Bt W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2230 Shelby St Preset 8578. George Grinsteiner Punersi director. 623 E Market Riley 6374. UNDERTAKERS HISEY A TITUS 931 N. Dataware. U. 8821 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME 1458 8 Meridian St. Dr. 2140. “A REAI HOME rOR SERVICE.’' RA USUAL e * PRICE Li 3608 1219 N Alabama C. WILSON tuners! Darlors. amDulance service and modern automotive eauipment. Dr 0321 and Dr 0322. Personals BRUCE 8 CAFE-No 2. 235 N. IIL Same service maintained as at 727 N. Penn. DETECTIVES—Private. CONFIDENTIAL. 525 Lemcke Bldg- Ri 1864: eve.. Hu. 3107 FUR COATS remodeled. Dress making all kinds sewing; very reaa. Ri. 8829. CROWN CLEANERS; fur repairing, relinlng tailoring, 425 E. 16th. Li. 2904. CAPABLE nurse of exceptional ability will take patient in own home. Ch. 0683-R SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in the Times. Phone ‘'ad-takcr” RL 5551. during business hours Special Notices WHY SUFFER WITH PILES When vou can positively get well or It will cost you nothing? This is strictly t home treatment. Also wonderful lung, throat and catarrh treatment. Either sent parcel-post to any part of U. S Call or write for free literature. G. R. WYSONG. 219 K. of P. Bldg. Office Ri 4267: res. 2939 N. Meridian. Ta. 4940, ARE YOU troubled with stomach ulcers, chronic gastritis, indigestion, dyspepsia? Gastrul treatment has helped many sufferers without inconvenience to their daily routine. Write Striken Laboratories, Post Office Box 5, East Michigan station, Indlanapolis. or call Ri 2252. PLAY GOLF FREE. Noon—Day and nite, Jan. 5. Play as long as you like free. PALM BEACH INDOOR GOLF. Instructions • S3O TO SIOO A WEEK FOR YOU Automobile experts, shop foreman and garage managers needed everywhere: we train vou in big modern repair shops: secure employment to help pav expenses after short preliminary course and secure a position with a reliable garage upon graduation: reasonable tuition payable on enrollment; winter term starts Jan. 5: complete set of tools given to those who register immediately. Call, write or phone INDIANA STATE AUTO SCHOOL 401 S. Alabama St., Indianapolis. TUTORING— H. S. English, history, civics, science, math.; exp. graduate teacher; also grades 5 -to 8. inclusive. Dr. 1606-M. Painting and Papering PAPER HANGING PAINTING: ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ESTIMATES FREE. PHONE DR, 1561-W. WHY PAY MORB-Paper turnlshed anc hung, $4 per room. Ch. 2004, Ir 2415. PAPER hung. 52.50 per room and ud Paner 5c 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. 669 ALL makes of electric sweepers repaired, work guarn. 1900 SALES CO., Ri._4924.SPEC price on" furnace coils, gas connections :_bonded sewer man, Ch.C2B3-J eve. BATH ROOM—Complete. S6O: plumbing"* heating Installed; reasonable. Ta. 4057. HOUSE wrecking, chimney repairing. gerjl eral hauling. Reasonable. Dr. 1042-W. WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEX. CH. 3001. Storage and Transfer LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER— Fire-proof storage house. Store new. pay 6 months later. No charge for hauling. PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO 419 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. Cleve'and or other cities. Dr 3071 or Ri. 4265 LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING—Large covered truck reliable men: $4 citv work Piano extra. A, .7. BANKS Be. 4460 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.—Prices reasonable.. Call r.t all times. Ta. 3741. MOVING. S3: vou help. $1 less: l'/ 2 ton truck: quick, guarn. service. Ch. 5840. BRITTON TRANSFER—Mov.. $3.50 load" large trucks- responsible men Dr 7616 SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in the Times. Phone "ad-taker” Ri. 5551. during business houBE. _____ Lost and Found FOUND—Satchel, owner can have same by identifying and paying for ad. Call Mr. Plake, Ri. 5551 between 8 and 9 a. m. BOSTON BULL—Wearing harness; name Buster; Fairfield. College. Rew. Wa. 2087. DRESS in newspaper package on Penn, car or downtown. Reward. Ch. 3515. LOST —Lady’s white gold wrist watchT between Elm Garage or in Claypool hotel: valued keepsake: liberal reward. Li. 6563 days, or Ha. 0870 night. Miss Moon. LOST—Lady's flat brown zipper purse; containing wrist watch, small charge; Uptown theater Fri. night: re. Hu. 8850. skin trimmed black purse: lost Checker taxi Saturday night before '.O o’clock. Identification and arrangement for return and reward through phone. Ir. 1785. LOST—Sample Case. 'Keith gloves: one hand only; sls reward: return Hudgins _Carter. North Illinois St. LoßT—Psi Omega jeweled fraternity pin". Reward. He. 2723. LOST—Brown wallet, containing drivers license, certificate of title; rew. Dr. 2856. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Transportation spegjal low rates America’s Finest Motor Coach Service. —To— Anderson Marion Ft. Wayne Toledo Detroit Cleveland Buffalo New York Los Angeles EAGEFVBUS LINES 135 W. Market St. RI. 8223 Help Wanted Male AUTO mechanics wanted. Winter term begins Jan. 5 in Indiana State Auto Schoal. 401 8. Alabama St. Earn while vou learn on actual work. Read their ad under "Instruction.” WANTED—Ten men at once: good par THOMPSON. 712 N. Ullnolg St. Situations Wanted Male WANTED—Job fireman or janitor work" experienced. Blackwelb 3721 W. IQth Rooms for Rent ALABAMA, N.. llls—Light, clean, homelike: hot water, good heat. Ri. 5121. ALABAMA. N.. 2114—Light. steanr~heated room; near bath: reasonable. Ta. 4474. ASHLAND. 1210 —Nice, clean, warm roonv private home, .entrance. Ri. 6170. CENTRAL. 1446—Desirable warm rra.: mod.: private home: garage. Li. 9504. DELAWARE. N.. 2150—Attractive room: modern, private home; gentleman; ref. MARKET. E.. 615--RLEEP. RMS.. MOD.; ALSO HSEKPING: SEMI-MOD. RI. 2102. MINNESOTA. E.. *2B—Nicely furnished room: bath Included. I or 2 people. Dr 5518. NEW JERSEY. N.. 825 —Dainty room; orchid and rose: new walnut bed. dresser, Vanity: persnl effects Insured: 34. Ri. 9660. NEW JERSEY. N.. 825—Delightful front rm.. blue and gold, new walnut furniture. large davenport. Brunswick radio. Ri. 9660. OHIO. W.. IBV2 —Hot. cold water; connect^ ing bath: $5: city heat. 32D, E.. 545—Business woman or couple to share lovely home. Wa. 2339. HEAD bed lamps- excellent rooms: *7 wk with batb 88 weekly arid up for perm guest* Colonial Hotel 136 N Illinois DENISON HOTEL Pay all vour hills with one checklights. water, maid service. linen furnished: 87 and up. Pennsylvania Si Ohio PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.: hot. cold water: 85 wk.: with bath. $7 wk.; city heat: real winter home, ladies, gentlemen. 232 S. Illinois. HOTEL EDWARD Centrally Located—Modem Special low weekly rate to men on!?. ST. DENIS HOTEL—I 36 W. MARKET 8T.~; WARM. MODERN ROOMS. 86 UP. NICELY FURNISHED—3-rm. apt.: priv. enthnear Fountain Square. Dr, 3540-R. DREXEL ARMS—73O N. Illinois: 100 outside rms., steam heat: H week and up. Li. 2621.

Room for Rent With Board 1 OR 2 small children, mother’s care: modern home: near school. Cn. 041 J-J. BEAUTIFUL, economies! home for few employed girls. 534 K- 20th. Ta. 6807. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA, N.. 1838— 2 front, connectrms.. lur., clean, warm, con, hot water. ASHLAND. 2230—2 rms. down. sink, range: 2 up. 85: good heat. He. 5240. CAPITOL, N.. 2045—2 clean, frout, modern rooms. 86; also sleeping room. DELAWARE. N.. 1017-*3 unfurnished rms., ground floor, also rm.. kitchenette furnished: utilities furn- children welcome. DORMAN. N.. 541—1 housekeeping rm.. 85; also sleeping room: 82,50. DORMAN. 414—2 neatly furnished front rooms: modern. Ch. 0250. ILLINOIS, "N., 2339—1. 2. 3-rm. kitchenete apts., >5. 68.50: evrythng. fur. Ta. 7110 ILL.. N.. 2413—1 or 2 rooms, furnished or unfurnished: reasonable. Ta. 1499. MARKET. E.. 1129, APT. B—2 or 3 rms.; steam heat: bath. Li. 3143. MERIDIAN. N.. 1147—Comfortably f urn. rm.: kitchen privileges: 83. Li. 3763. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1606—1-rm. kitchenette; sink: hot water heat. Ha. 0326-M. NEW JERSEY N.. 134—Good clean house keeping rooms. Rx. 4145. , NEW JERSEY. N.. 826—2-rm. apt., furn. beautifully: steam heat, bath. Ri. 6ioß. 540 E. OHIO ST. OLNEY. 1329—Private, modern home on car line, phone, garage, adults. ORIENTAL, 20 N.—2 light: 2 rm. furnished apts.. steam heat, modern. Li. 9055, PRUITT. 1325—3 nicelv furnished rma.. yard, garage: 65 per wk. Ta, 2091. TACOMA. N.. 1121—2 rooms, east; private home; 65. Ch. 6288-R. TALBOTT. N.. 2420—1, 2, kitchenette apts.; S5 and 87 week. UNION. 1445—2 cozy rms. with bath: everything furnished. Dr. 6775. WASH.. E.. 1708—1, 2-rm. front, modern”. private apt." $7 everything fur. Li. 4081. 31ST. W.. 830—2 2-rm. apts.. furnished, private entrances. Ha. 1521-R. Houses and Flats Furnished ARSENAL. N., 1100—5-room furnished upper duplex, located east. heat, water furnished; 635. CRAWFORD MOTT, Li. 2318. _______ BELLEFONTAINE. 1218—2-rm. front apt., bath, everything turn.; $7. Ta. 5331." BELLEFONTAINE. 1235-*-Mod.. nicely fur., 3-rm, upper: bath, heat: priv. Li. 4121. BEVILLE. 829—Upper 5 rms.. bath; furn.; private entrance. $12.50 wk. Ch. 7581. TALBOTT, 2935—6-rm.. mod.; completely furnished: near Shortrldge: SSO. Li. 5472, WOODLAWN. 1046—Fountain Square; 3 mod, rms. with bath; adults. Dr. 3626. 75TH ST.—6 rms. furnished, garage; garden and chicken space; S2O. Li. 5472. AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL 850 N. PENN. . Beautifully lurnished and unfurnlshefl apartments, ultra modern, bath with tut and shower. Fneidairer'walklng distance Pnoi'f RI 1371 THE BERWICK 901 N. New Jersey St.: 2 rooms with kitchenette and bath: newly refurnished: al. utilities: tow weekly rent. 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., turn, hskg. suites, with bath; $lO, sls wk. f-ROOM kitchenette: good heat: pri. bath. entrance; utilities; $8 week. He. 4155. Apartments for Rent BICKING, 318—4-rm., modern apartment; heat, water furnished. Dr. 4659-M. _ COLLEGE, 1913—4 rms.; private bath, heat, water furn.: $25; garage. He. 1964. SEE OR PHONE US FIRST Furnished and unfurnished ants., m ten locations; $25 un. Phone Li. 5391 eve. Wa. 0433. ILH.WOODSMALL & CO. 850 N. Pennsylvania $60.50 13 N. Traub 38.00 1108 College ; 35.00 1655 N. Alabama 37.00 3015 N. Meridian SBO to 85.00 3707 N. Meridian 125.u<> 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 57.00 1226 N. Illinois $38.50 to 43.50 1603 Central 532.50 to 55.00 418 E. 15th $45.00 to 55.00 MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES. 710 Union Title. LI. 3458. He. 1237. RI. 1371. 11TH. W.. 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apt.: heat, light, gas, water and ice fur.; S3O 00. Apply Apt. 1. THE GRANT. WASH.. E., 5012—Upper 5-room apartment, mod., newly decorated, reasonable. Ir. 6663. Apartment Rental Bureau We have apartments for rent anywhere In the city north of Washington St.: let us help you find one, positively no extra commission and no obligations: we usually furnish car and driver to show apartments without extra charge. Call Ri. _1371_ dav and night service. THE HAINES—BIOV2 N. 111.: beautiful'cEiciency apts:: close in: teas. Li. 8884. THE CHISWICK Ruckle. 2805-11: desirable 5 rooms (2 bedrms.). SSO. $55: garage, heat, water furnished. Ri. 7243: eves., Ha. 1663-M. Downtown Eugenia Apts.. 302 W. New York; four rooms: perfect condition: $37.50. Ri. 6367. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. REALTORS. PLENTY OF HEAT Four-room apt., nice condition. If you see it you will like it. 1661 Bellefontaine; $35. Ri. 6367. SCHMID & SMITH. INC., REALTORS ._ TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Houses for Rent DRAPER, 1537—5 rooms; water paid; gas, elec.; sl6; near school. Hu. 4368. ENGLISH. 938—Dandy, modern house, new garage, water pd. Only S3O. Dr. 1829-W. EUCLID. N.. 1025—Five-room modern. S4O. Key at 1031 N. Euclid. Dr. 2599 eve. FULTON. 327—6 rms., modern: good condlt’n; reduced rent: E. Mich, car. Li. 9156. GALE, 1401-3 N.—Near Brookslde Pk„ new attractive 4-room bungalow double; strictly modern, garage, on bus line also E. 10th car. S4O; water paid. Ch. 0710. GARFIELD DR., 2130 E.—4-ropm modern double; water paid: $30.75. Dr._5753. GRACE. S.. 22—5-rm. semi-mod.. Estate heatrola furn., hardwood floors, newly papered, garage, water pd.. near school. BA 30G2-R 1. GRACELAND, 3159—6-room mod., garage, good furnace. $35. Ca 11 Ta. 0245. ' GRAND. 407—Semi-modern. 4 rms., builtin cabinets and garage. Ir. 7382. HOYT. 1204—4 rooms mod., except furnace, water pd.. near school. Reduced. Ri. 1652, ILLINOIS. N„ 1506—2 story modern house: garage. Dr. 3233, 1257 S. West. KENWOOD. 2327—Dandv 6-room modern; easily heated: gar.; only S3O. Ha. 4923-M. LA SALLE. 562 N.—Beautiful, single. 4-rm., strictly mod,, built-in features; rediuced. 2020 LAUREL Four-roo double and garage; lights and gg- water paid. $lB 00. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. MICHIGAN. E.. 2910—Mudern, sun light home: $25. Key next door. Ch. 1325. MOUNT. S.. 52—6-room cottage. elec., gas, garage. Reduced. $lB. Be. 0746. OAKLAND. S.. 226-28 —5 rooms, semlmodern, garage. Sls. Dr. 2023-R. RANDOLPH. S.. 1203—4 rms., semi-modern, inside toilet, garage, water pd.; $lB. Dr. 6956. 1732 ROCHESTER. Three-room single, lights, garage. $lO. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LI. 749 L VILLA. 1603—6-rm. mod.: brkfast. nook; laundry: gar.: water pd.: $35. Ir. 1315. WINTHROP. 4147—North Vi 6-rm.: modern double, garage, water pd. Li. 2423. TENTH. E.. 215—3 rooms, semi-modern; water paid: $lB. Li. 2290. 29TH. W.. rms.. complete bath, no furnace, garage: $22.50. Ta. 1951. 31ST. W.. 563 ’a —5-room mod. double garage. Reduced rent. Ta. 4981. Corner Cottage, sls Six roorns. electric lights, gas: paved *t.re"ts. P 39 F. Maryland Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market colored ' 110 S. CATHEEWOOD. Four-room single, lights and gas. water t>s f d $15.00. GREGORY & APPET, INC. LI. 7491. Houses for Sale East ENGLISH AVE., 3707 Six-room, new bungalow, modern, nipeIv decorated throughout, built-in features, inclosed rear porch, full basement, stationary tubs Holland furnace: double garage: will sell at bargain price of $5,000: on terms: no Barrett. C. B. McFadden. 230 E. Ohio. Ri. 7217, Ch. 0899. South 1048 S WEST ST.—7 Tooms: excellent condition: semi-modern; vacant: worth $3,500. selling for $2,100: best value south; easv terms. L. J. SEXTON. Realtor. Indiana Trust Bide. Ri. 7151. Ir. 0621, NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO BUY. Bungalows. SIOO down. Ri 25C9. N. J. FOX. Hu. 1168 Real Estate for Exchange 1 LOT with 2 houses. 3 rooms each, electricity. water, rent $25; balance $875 parable $9 per month, will exchange eoiiitv of SBOO for what have vou? Call MR. AMOS. Ri 9389 evenings Dr. 2432. American Estates Cos., Realtors FOR TRADE—S7,OOO indoor moveable course just completed, will consider farm or rented property anywhere. E. T. TOMKIN, 271 N. Randolph. Miscellaneous for Sale 2 TIRES, tubes and rims; size 28x5.25,"A1lState:” Uk new; reaa. Hu. 107 ft.

Miscellaneous for Sale 8104 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. NEW and Rebuilt Electric Water Pumps and Water Softeners. All Guaranteed. Call MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO., 3525 East Washington St. Ir. 1151. BOILER and pipes, heats 5 or 6 rms. sell or trade. 109 N. Euclid. Ir, 0392. BIO’4 One marble soda fountain, complete with all containers and faucets. Bargain at SIOO. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Cap. Ave. and South St. Building Materials ANTI-HYDRO keeps concrete from freezing. Caulking compound. $1.50 gal. Ha. 2510. Allied Coal & Mat. Cos., 2112 Northwestern. Machinery and Tools For Sale Cheap Two renewed Ilg exhaust fans; 36-in. 3 ph. 60 cy.. 220 V.. 565 r. p. m. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. Clothing S4—MEN’S SUITS—S 4 AND OVERCOATS Over 900. unredeemed: ail sizes. SACHS BROS. LOAN OFFICE. 308 Indiana Ave. Ri. 5994. UNREDEEMED PANNED LADIES’ FUR COATS Values to $1,200. $5-up. SACHS BRQS. LOAN OPFICE. 308 Indiana Ave. Ri. 5994. Household Goods 85 odd kitchen chairs, left over from our removal sale, choice 98c. Circulating Heater $29.50 Kitchen Cabinet $29.00 Gas Range $39.50 20 pc. Living Room Outfit $63.00 Here is what you get 3 pc. overstuffed suite, living room table, end table, bridge lamp, floor lamp, table scarf, book ends, candle sticks, fruit dish, fernery, smoker, magazine basket, draperies for the window. We are now in our new location 227 West Washington street, across from the Statehou.se. IDEAL FURNITURE CO. ICE BOXES Big reduction on many refrigerators in our very complete line. Buy now and save money. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. 2000 Northwestern Ave. SEWING MACHINES, portable electric Singer and other makes as low as $35. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., 126 W. Washington St. Ri. 9718. 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 pc. living rm.. complete bedroom, occasional table, dressers. 2428 N. Meridian. FURNITURE—6 rms., clean: 4 beds and Springs: sell as whole. 21 Whittier PI. in Irv. 7-RM. PARLOR FURNACE—Hot blast and laundry stove at,-cost. 136 Oliver. Be. 2456. . MAYTAG WASHER. USED FOR SALE, $18.50. CALL LI, 5386, TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Radio and Equipment Bargains That Are Bargains Atwater Kent 40. complete .. 535.00 Fhilco 76. console, complete 75.00 Philco highbov. complete 95.00 Radiola No. 18. complete 39.00 Victor R 32. complete 98.00 Pfanstiehl. complete 35.00 Crosley "Buddy.” complete 45.00 Radiola 41. complete 69.00 Convenient terms. Radio Bargain Shop CLARION JR. —All electric, repossessed, regular $63.30. unpaid balance. $53.30. Terms. KEMPLER RADIO CO. JUST received another shipment of new 1931 Gloriatone midgets, while thev last, $37.50. complete, cash and carry. 945 N. Dearborn, RADIO SERVICE. $1: on anv make radio. Power pack repairing a specialty EAST END RADIO CH. 4033. SHUEY RADIO SERVICE Aerials. $3.50: service call. $1: any make set repaired. Ri, 2720. SERVICE and repair work done right. W E. LICH. Be. 3169, 3671 Rockville Rd. 50c PER CALL—Expert service. Whv pav more. Lightning Radio. Ch. 7210. AERIALS—Radio service, bv graduate engineer: 11 vrs. exp Dr. 6269-J. LTNCOLN RADIO SERVICE—R. C. A. Tubes, gen, repairing: experts. Li. 1126, Musical Instruments BUSH & GERTS —Upright; beautiful walnut case: ivory keys; an unusual value: priced $65; terms. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E. Ohio. TENOR saxophones: silver Conns. Bueschers and other makes: easv pymts. Lorenz Sax. School, Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800. SPLENDID SCHAEFFER—Upright: fine tone: white kevs; big value at only SSO; terms. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E. Ohio. SAXOPHONE. C Melody, with case. $45.00 205 Massachusetts A.ve. Li. 9470. WONDERFUL values in good used pianos. $35. SSO and S6O; terms. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E. Ohio St. _____ Used Trumpets. sls up. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128-30 N. Penn, St. Li. 5513, Pets NEW ZEALAND Reds and Whites. Chinchillas and Gray Flemish Giant rabbits. Reasonable prices. Jacob Pritsch. Sheridan. Indiana. RABBITS—New Zealand whites: best of stock, 55f S. Columbia St., Frankfort. Ind Poultry and Supplies 300 Tancred Leghorn Pullets, ready to lay. BOYER S HATCHERY. Ri. 5470 or write to Thorntown. Ind. Live Stock A-l JERSEY COW—For sale. Calf by side. Beech Grove 146-K-3. Miscellaneous Wanted H FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED. BODGES AUCTION. RI, 2019. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your 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. IF It’s on earth we buy it. CARL SHANK AUCTION. 25 N. Alabama St. Li. 0055. Furniture Wanted-*Ch. 4651 FOR QUICK SERVICE & BEBT PRICES. Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS—AII standard makes, new and used portables: Dalton adding machines. Repairs and tvpewriter supplies Typewriters of all makes rented at ? per month oi 3 months $7.50 AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO . 137 N Merid ian St. Board of Trade Bldg tl 6822 High clasj' rental service a specialty: 30 adding machines to go. Give us a ca'!. Reverse charges. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 205 Mass. Ave. Li 9470; TYPEWRITERS, sold, rented and repaired", spec’a 1 rental rates. LIBERTY TYPEWRITER CO„ 143 E. Ohio St. Li, 4806. Business Opportunities ROOMING HOUSE—North: 11 rms.: clean; barg,: SSO down 426 N. Alabama. LI. 9783. ROOMING HOUSE—Nicelv furnished. 8 rooms; by owner: reasonable. LI. 8541, TIMES WANT ADS make interesting reading. because interesting bargains of many kinds are listed here daily. Coal and Wood Rex Lump $5.00 1 ■ 2 ton $2.75 ton $1.50 W. Va. Lump: no soot $6.5C ; . 1-2 ton $3.50 <4 ton S2.OC ! Union Icc-kfoafo vR-+o2i Bluff a.v£ It will oav vou to visit our vara ana j see the difference in good coal. WK DELIVER ANYWHERE] Dixie Block $5.00 High Heat, Low Ash. Hamilton Coal Cos. HU. 5250 WE SAVE YOU MONEY West Side Cash Coal Go. BE. 8014. >

Coal and Wood Economy Lump $5.00 honestly believe this Is the best coal vou can bur at the price. Does not clinker and burns up into a nice white ash. BEST W. VA. LARGE BLOCK. .$ 50 BEST VA. MINE RUN. 50<T„ In. 3.25 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 WHITE ASH. BLK 5.00 IND. MINE RUN. 50% LP 4.50 BEST POCA. LP.. RED ASH.. 9.00 CITIZENS COKE. $9.00 A- 9.50 DELIVER ANYWHERE IN CITY IMMEDIATE SERVICE Economy Fuel Supply Dr. 1220. Dr. 1221. P 5 | INDIANA | WONDER BITTEROIO , entra large , COAL white river COAU CO L - LI- 6116 Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. IVhy take chances on Inferior grade of coal. Our years of experience is your profit. Indiana. 8-in lp. cln fkd $5.00 W. Ja., 2x6 furnace egg 6.25 W VA., LARGE LP.. FORKED 6.50 W. V.. 2x4 egg. forked 6.25 E. Ky., 6-in. lump forked.... 700 Pioneer Island Creek forked... 7.00 Genuine No. 3 Pocahontas 9.00 Pocahontas No. 3 mine run.... 7.00 Citizens Coke, all sizes. $9 and 9.50 ! Operators of Three Yards. Dr. 6685 Dr. 2400 Indiana 6-inch lump. • m* /-v Free from slate and fl* fill slack. Will not clinker. <7) West Va. 6-in. blk. cln. fkd. This is one of the t s *■ highest quality coals Q? L s 1 coming from W. Va... Other High-Grade Coal and Coke We Deliver Anywhere Crane Coal Ca DR. 5904... _ DR. 5904. JT* FAMOUS • "1 EVERGLO] INDIANA ! ft" LUMP COAL I I 5 0 -° j i INDIANAPOLIS j COAL COM "ANY I i r \ LOTS OP HEAT—LOW COST BLACK BELL e BLOCK Burn one ton on our recommendation. We know vou’ll reorder on vour own recommendation. Sold only by us. W. Virginia lp.. .$6.50 Kentucky block.. .$7.00 FEDERAL COAL CO. 1020 E. North St. CH. 2291 J I High Grade Coal at Bargain Price. WHITE t BLOCK . This coal is clean forked, burns well and holds fire overnight. Absolutely the best buy in the city for the money. Sold only by the UNION COAL CO. DR. 4622. "A Trial Will Convince You.” TicoAT IND. STH VEIN 8-IN. LP. FKD $5.00 W. VIRGINIA 6-IN. LP. FKD 6.50 W VA MINE RUN. 50% LUMP 5.25 WA VA. 4x6 FURNACE EGG FKD... 6.25 W VA WASH EGG FKD 6.25 GEN. ISL. CRK. LARGE LP. FKD... 7.00 E KY WALNUT. 6-1N 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. Illinois Lump $5.00 Monarch $5.25 West Virginia Lump $6.50 Center Coal Cos. LI. 1458 WE DELIVER ANYWHERE Victor Special lp.. cleaned forked.. $5.00 1 1 . ton $2.75 U ton $1.50 Victor Coal Cos. BE. 4160 TRY TIMES WANT~ADS FOR BUSINESS Money to Loan DRAW From us to meet unexpected household expenses, pay old bills or other worthy purposes. Your own name and security is enough. Write, phone or come in and talk to the manager. THE CAPITOL LOAN CO. 14114 E. WASH. ST. Riley 7561 CASH LOANS ON YOUR CAR OR FURNITURE NO ENDORSERS—CONFIDENTIAL MONEY SAME DAY ONE PLACE AND 29 MONTHS TO PAY •■CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTB" WITH CONSOLIDATED FINANCE CORP 850 Consolidated Bldg. 115 N. Penn St. RI. 7488. wmmmmKmmmmmmmMmmmmsm MONEY lO IjOAN First ana secona reaj estate AUTOMOBILE and HOUSEHOLD mans gou’iahie Ftnanre Cos ?!> S Ohio U BN>* PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS SECURITY INV & LOAN. INC. 136 N Delaware. LI. 5088 BENEF tCIAL LOAN SOCIETY OF INDIANAPOLIS, INC. 3< S. Pennsylvania. RI. 5054. THE ARCADE LOAN COMPANY! Chattel Loans. 137 E. Wash. Room 24. RL 50*7.

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! Money to Loan „ I SAVE I NEARLY A THIRD IOHLOAIiy ■ The Household Plan offers cash i* ■ loans above fIOO to S3OO at al- B ■ most a third less than the lawful |j ■ rate. Loans of SSO to *IOO can be I’ ■ made at a slightly higher rate. §§t ■ Strictly confidential. Hnshana ■ ; ■ nd wife onlv need sign. Come H ■ in. photic or write. f’X ■ , s i h . F!oor Lemcke B!dg. j S 19 106 E Market St. Ei. 2579. H SI ~ Floor Krcsge Bldg. ■ |j 41 E. Washington St. Ri. 7923. || HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Money to Loan on household goods and automobile*. $25.00 to $300.00 Your indorsement oolvr Quick. cour> teous. confidential: liberal oavment privilege. Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New Yorlr St * RI 4t74. ' 1 -- W ■ ' Auto Supplies and Repairs SAVE 50 v o ON ANY JOB BY ~ having all repair work done in ♦he M” modern shops of Indiana State Autn School. South and Alabama. Drive in or _Dhone. Ri. 0648. JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON _ 'cO.—Wifi repair or make new tops and curtains lor . vour car 202 Kentucky Ave Automobiles Wanted WILL—Pav cash for vour car or rou* eaulty. I. WOLF AUTO CO. WE PAY CASH FOR LATE MODEL CARS. EUREKA AUTO. 322 N. Can, Li. 41M. Automobiles for Sale See our late model Packard seaans bfor you buy. Also two roadsters. A few of our miscellaneous cars: . ... 1930 Cord sedan; 1930 ChryslerxJ7 coupe: 1930 De Soto 6 sedan: 1930 Studebaker President brougham; 1929 Chrysler .75 coupe; 1929 Hudson coupe; Ford coupe, end others. The Citizens Motor Car Cos. 26 Years with Packard. 1511 N. Illinois. Ri. 7598. Open Evenings and Sunday. RIIIPK' ’ 27: 4-pass coupe 4 General oi_i n_rv cords; $245. MaRTIN, 4451 ! W. Wash. CHEVROLFT 1930 sport coupe! LntVnULLI onJv $72 down. Johnson Chevrolet Cos.. Meridina at llth* X CHEVROLET runs like new car, very low mileage, mechanically perfect: $335. Terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO. 552 E. Washington Bt. Ri. 5325. Open evenings and Sunday. X CHEVROLET tS1 c S'. 1 S 1928 car. excellent tires and paint, witli a perfect, motor: onlv $225. Terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO. j 552 E. Washington St. Ri. 5323. Open evenings and Sunday. CHEVROLFT coupe. i:9. ? cnLYAULLI tires look like new; a good, clean car all through. Try to beat this for $250. Terms. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.. 207 E. New York St. X CHEVROLET naint and tires like new: mechanically perfect. Our price $295. Terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO. 552 East Washington. Ri. 5325. Open evenings and Sunday. DE SOTO 1930 s P° r <' coupe; *54iC l MARTIN'S. 4451 W. Wash. DODGE SEDAN. 1930. Looks and runs like anew car equipped with 6 wire wheels, two set in fender wells. A bargain for onlv $675.00. These and other good buys. Swisshelm & Son. 544 East Washington St. ERSKINE i 929 - 4-door, good con~ dition. must sell, will sac.: priv, owrer. 952 N. Denny. Ch. 6954. ESSEX 19 ?° .Ty n D sedan: driven BROWNING GENT CO„ Inc, Tenth and Meridian St. Ri. 8655. ESSEX 19 ? 9 SEDAN, at a sacrifice price of $325. LATHROP MOYER RETAIL. INC.. 4 20 N. Capitol Av. ESSEX , 1929 SEDAN; trade: $300: , terms. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO.. Meridian at Eleventh. FORD MODEL A Tudor sedan. 19291 . This car is a real buv. in exS£i le P t condition'throughout. Priced only $75 down. C. O. WARNOCK, 819 E. Wash- . ington St. Li. 8396. FORD MODEL T Ton truck. 192 v! ~ Is in excellent working condU on: can be bought cheap; onlv sl2fr. 9:ln^^^Aß' N ® c^c • 819 E- Washington St! JLI. cj9d. FORD JSMTstD. COUPE: genera t dual balloons. 8 ply tires. The owner of this car had two other autoA rare buv at $450. BROWNING GENT, ING 10th and Meridian. Ri, 8653. GARDNER 19 ? 8 DE LUX~Counr:' CHEVROLET CXL. HUDSON f 27l£|P T What a bT,i 1663-65 l A^dia M n° T ° R SALES 'd, 4743 MARQUETTE sedan mo-Ha* U * , low’ mileage, has I th l V ll . cared ~f or in A -1 condition ■ throughout, excellent tires. Looks and runs like anew- car. Priced onlv *575.00. THORN BURG-LEWIS 1302 E. Washington St. Li. 1571 Open Evenings. OAKLAND jfzs coupe: n>w . ~ , tires, paint and interior In excellent condition. Must see this one to appreciate it. $325.00 BROWNING GENT CO., Inc. 10th & Meridian 3ta. Ri. 6655; OLDSMOBILE v be lS* tiiul paint, side founts, excellent running cond.; .$123 "BROWNING GENT, INC. i 10th and Meridian. Ri. 865$ OLDSMOBILE > 927 de Luxe , . . . .. Sedan: new pauu I pood looking tires, motor sounds fine: S6O S O O Wn -20 S 7 ? E PC^ork B Ht CKEYE PINANCH PEERLESS S S^e AN ne r w Un %t^ ! Johnson Chevrolet Cos . Meridian at 11th PLYMOUTH SEDAN. 1929; at ,i , . ” * real ’ price: *3OO. Johnson Chevrolet Cos„ Meridian at 11th: PONTIAC COUPE. -19287 IXXSK£ PRICE *235" EASY TERMS* S INDIAN^ REO •* MOTOR SALES. 1663-85 8. Meridian. Dr 474 J WHIPPET ?? r a e c^ m^„an^ ! ms 8 Automobile j COMPANY. 1065 VIRGINIA AVE DR WHIPPETS 5" 4100 t 0 *345; smalt WHIPPET gjs™;lfifiv BS a ALE .L MOTOR SALES. 1663-65 S. Meridian. Dr. 471 j. Deoencanie Useo Cara! ‘ * JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO Meridian ar irih LI *363. Good Used Cart „ Frank a. feeser. 11.6 Prospect Dr HOF, __ Fa reams in Used Cara • • S R i H . cr 1033-35 N MERIDIAN BT Trucks *f\Jj CHEVROLET 132 6 nanri body: haa a good Dalnt^ico: ”1 motor in good condition. Can •• be bought for oniv *125 Lauth Chevrolet Gx 3547 E Wash. St. Ir. H 75. General Motors Truck Cos. ~ 31 W. 13th St. 6—COAL TRUCKS—6 . A number of good serviceable trucks ready to go to work. Priced reasonable. Low down payment. Terms on balance. Priced from SSO up. Open Sunday, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. “FEDERAL as?** 'y aolld Uwj- ,tSe bSSy. ■ motor in A-l condition. r C ?? for only s73* L-auth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 *. Wash. St. Jr. 117 *.