Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 207, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1931 — Page 11

JAN. 7. 1931.

HOOVER KEEPS GRIP ON N. Y. BY COMPROMISE Emerges From Party Crisis With Prestige Unruffled • Over Appointment. WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—President Hoover has emerged from a political crisis in New York with his party leadership there apparently more secure than before. A long and bitter conflict over appointment of a successor to Charles H. Tuttle as district attorney in New York will be ended today when Mr. Hoover submits to the senate the name of George Z. Medalie as a compromise nominee. The post has been vacant six months with the factions unable to agree. Most of the Hoover leaders and the regular Republicans are mollified. although each wanted its own candidate so strongly that a party split seemed inevitable for a time. The original Hoover wing wanted Alan Fox, while the other faction was as strenuously active in behalf of its candidate, Keyes Winter. Handled Matter Personally The fight had developed to a point where threats of political reprisals were being made against the President, unless he chose to side with one faction or the other. Such a split would have been considered serious to Mr. Hoover’s chances of renomination in 1932. For not only does New York control ninety-six delegates to the party’s national convention, but its leaders have strong influence elsewhere. Realizing the importance of the tnatter, the President handled the situation personally. Speaker Longworth of the house held the drought relief bill, figuratively, in his pocket today to forestall any action by those who, contrary to administration wishes, seek to include In it a provision for food loans. Filibuster Threats Heard Longworth plans to hold the bill, possibly for several days, and then permit it to come up in such a way his forces may defeat the senate proposal to add $15,000,000 for food Joans. While the measure is being bottled up temporarily in the house, there continued to come from the senate threats of filibuster unless the food loan provision is included. Interspersed with this talk are frequent references to food demonstrations in Arkansas and reports of distress elsewhere. The administration, vigorously opposed to federal food loans as a “bad precedent,” insists the Red Cross is equipped to care for cases of human distress. Local Officials to Be Hit One section of the forthcoming prohibition report which the Wickersham commission reassembled today to compete, will place blame for enforcement failure in part on corruption, local politics and negligence by local officials, the United Press learned today. After a study of voluminous evidence commission members are known to feel that weakness of city and county officials in some localities accounts for flagrant disregard of the prohibition laws. This aspect of the problem, it is understood, will be emphasized as a major contributing factor to difficulties of enforcement. The report, it is said, will recommend no fundamental changes in federal prohibition law's, and W'ill not recommend legalization of beer, a national referendum or any alteration of the eighteenth amendment. PROPOSE ONE FEDERAL DISTRICT FOR INDIANA House Bill Would Split State Into Eight Court Districts. Bill to make Indiana one federal judicial district of eight divisions, introduced in the house Tuesday by Representative Will R. Wood (Rep., Ind.) would reduce the court personnel to one set of minor officers, although two judges still would be necessary as under the present plan. Wood’s bill would have the court sit at Indianapolis, Ft. Wayne, South Bend, Hammond, Lafayette, Terre Haute. Evansville and New Albany. Judge Robert C. Baltzell is judge of the southern district, which includes Indianapolis. Terre Haute. Evansville and New' Albany. Judge Thomas W. Slick rules the northern district of South Bend. Hafnmond and Ft. Wayne. Thus Wood's bill would add another division at Lafayette. DUESIES CENTER OF INTEREST AT SHOW Crowds Gather Around Indianapo-lis-Made Car at N. Y. Display. l'4f 7 itna s Special NEW YORK*Jan. 7. —Duesenberg automobiles, America’s highest priced car’s, made in Indianapolis, (oday made their first bow to the motoring public the National Automobile Show : here. Heretofore, Duesenbergs ha\c been shown only at special exhibitions, due to the high price of the cars, H. T. Ames, vice-president, said. •'Due'.rnbergs are the center of interest and crowds are gathered around the exhibits continuously,” Ames said. "Sales already are .mining ahead of those of the recent salon here.” Two Killed by Poison Alcohol By United Pres* BELLEVILLE. 111.. Jan. 7.—Poisonous alcohol was blamed for the deaths of William Riley, 35, Canton, 0., and Will Hurst, 50, Ottawa, 111., in city hospital today.

Tiny Baby By Uirited Press COOK, Ind.. Jan. 7.—ln keeping with the modernistic trend toward miniature comes the cigar-box baby—Miss Ruth Angelina, weight one and onehalf pounds at birth. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hein. Her arms and legs are about the size of an adult’s Anger and the whole of her flts nicely Into a cigar box.

Aviation

Weather conditions at 9 a. m.: South wind, 6 miles an hour; tempertaure, 30; ceiling. 2.200 feet; visibility. three miles; barometric pressure, 30.15 at sea level; field fair. Amy Abandons Hop By United Press LONDON.' Jan. 7.—Miss Amy Johson. British girl flier, has abandoned her attempt to fly from England to Peiping, the Daily Mail was informed from Warsaw today. Miss Johnson’s airplane was damaged when she made a forced landing near Warsaw, en route from Berlin. She was not injured. It was uncertain whether she would continue her flight as far as Moscow, the Daily Mail said. 13 Navy Planes Hop Bn United Press HAMPTON ROADS, Va., Jan. 7. Thirteen navy planes left here today for Miami, Fla., as the vanguard of the fleet which departs soon for the southern training grounds. The planes were flying as squadrons VP-8 and VJ-10 of carrier division one. One utility plane accompanied the squadrons due at Miami at 3:30 p. m. PROBE ASSURED IN TENNESSEE Compromise Candidate Is Senate Speaker. B • United Press NASHVILLE. Tenn., Jan. 7.—Organization of the Tennessee legislature w'as completed late Tuesday with election of a senate Speaker, clearing the channels for what probably will be one of the most significant sessions in modern Tennessee history. * Senator Scott Fitzhugh, Memphis, who Tuesday polled the least votes in the Democratic speakership caucus, became the compromise favorite and won the votes of both supporters of Governor Henry Morton and anti-administration men. In accepting the nomination Senator Fitzhugh pledged “an honest, fair, impartial and complete investigation of the state government,” the controversial problem which originally created a six-sided race for the leadership of the senate. Apparently both sides in the controversy over the condition of the state’s finances, tied up in the failure of Caldwell & Cos. and subsidiary banks in Nashville and Knoxville, were satisfied with Fitzhugh’s election. He polled 19 of 28 votes.

The City in Brief

THURSDAY EVENTS Indiana State Crime Commission, meeting. Stateh.iuse. Indiana General Assembly, biennial session opens, Statehouse. Advertising Club luncheon, Spink-Arms. Indianapolis Engineering Society luncheon. Board of Trade. American Business Club luncheon, Columbia Club. h Indianapolis Real Estate board luncheon. Indianapolis Athletic Club. Sigma Xu luncheon. Board of Trade. Shrine Caravan Club luncheon, Murat temple. Protection of public interests in reorganization of the Indianapolis Street Railw’ay Company w’as urged Wednesday in an address before the Khvanis Club by Taylor Groninger, attorney and former corporation counsel. ' Joint convention ofthe Illinois and Indiana Egg and Poultry Associations will be held in Indianapolis March 5 and 6. William A. Hough, former state tax commission, will speak on “Taxation” at the* meeting of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board Thursday noon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The Technical high school band will play. Rabbi Milton Steinberg will speak at the Y. W. C. A. Tuesday night in tho second of a series of open forum discussions of workers’ problems. His subject will be “Our Religious Obligation Toward the Social Order of Today.” The Christian Men Builders' department and cabinet officers of the Third Christian church, Seventeenth street and Broadway, will hold a bean supper and membership meeting tonight at 6:30. Appcintment of Miss Ethel E. Cleland, assistant librarian of the Indianapolis public library, as a member of the committee on annuities and pensions of the American Library Association, W'as announced today by the association’s handbook. Pasteurization and other methods of conditioning milk will feature legislation to be sponsored before the Indiana general assembly by milk dealers and distributors of Marion county. The milk men met at the Severin Tuesday to discuss legislative plans. , VOTE WORTH $20,000 Andrew Baker Sues. Selectmen for Omitting Name From List. By United Press WENDELL. Mass.. Jan. 7.—The right to vote is worth $20,000. apparently. to Andrew Baker.. He is suing two selectmen for that amount, charging that his name was omitted through error from the voting list at the last election. Legal Notices STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF STATE Frank Mavr Jr.. Secretary of State To a!! to whom these presents shall come, rreetins: I. Frank Mavr J.\ Secretary o." Stnte of the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the PRUNK HARDWARF COMPANY has thi* day filed in the office of the Secretary of State of the Slate of Indiana the prop“rlv siqned and attested consents statements and papers required bv Section S? of an act entitled "AN COXCFRNING THE ORGANIZATION AND CONTROL OF CORPORATIONS FOR PROFIT," approved Feb. 28. 1921. And I further certify that such written consents, statements and papers so filed as aforesaid, show that said company and the officers thereof have complied with the provisions of said Section 24 and that said corporation is now in process of dissolution. _ . In witness whereof. I have hereunto set mv hand and affixed the sea! of the State of Indiana, at the Citv of Indianapolia. this SOth dav of December. 1916. FRANK MAYR. JR.. (SEAL) SeconaUt of state. By JOSEPH O. HOFFMANN. Deputy.

Legal Notices ANNUAL MEETING—Of stockholders and election of d/rectors of the Insurance Savings and Loan Association. Mansur Block will be held Monday. Jan. 12. 1331. i:K) o. m. NOIICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR THE USE OF THE FUU7,TC INSTITUTIONS OF THE BTATE Ol INDIANA. Notice is hereby given that the Joint Purchasing Committer for the benevolent and correctional institutions of the atate of Indiana will receive at the office of its secretary. Room 326 Statehouse. until 10 o’clock a. m. Monday. Jan. 19, 1931 sealed bids on drv goods and notions now on file in the olllce ol the secretary of the committee. The Joint Purchasing Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive technical defects. JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE OF INDIANA. DAILY E. McCOY, Secretary.^ Death Notices _____ ! BAILEY. JOHN CHARLES—BeIoved brothi er ol Mrs. Charles Miller, passed away Wednesday morning. Services Friday 2 p. m. at the Lvnnhurst Baptist church. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the residence on the National road, near Ben Davis any time. BARNES. WILLARD P —Age 71 years, beloved husband of Lottie Barnes, at the Methodist hospital. Tuesday Jan. 6. Funeral at the late residence. 247 N. Oakland. Friday. Jan. 9. 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Burial at Liberty cemetedv near Columbus, Ind. [Columbus papers please copy. 1 CRAIL, MlNA—Widow of the late James Crail, at her home. 64 South Belmont avenue. Sunday. Jan. 4. 11:45 p. m., 1931, age 72 years. Mother of Bessie McHugh. Harry Crail of Indianapolis and Pansy Turnev of Brattleboro. Vermont. Funeral Thursday Jan. 8. 2 p. m. from the WILLIAM B. BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY. ! 1321-23 West Ray St. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited, fShelbyville, Ind. papers please copy 1. STONE. PAULINE—Beloved wife of George L. Stone, died Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock. Funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence at 6010 Norwaido. Friends Invited. Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their wonderful kindness and sympathy rendered during the sickness and at death of odr dear wife and daughter, LUCY ODELLA k MARTIN, also Dr. w. L. Jennings lor his faithful attendance and Mr. Lindamood, the funeral director, for his kind and sympathetic services, and for the beautiful flowers. MARION MARTIN, husband, and MRS. CORA TRUELOVE, the mother. In Memoriam Notices , IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance of our dear Father, SAMUEL FARB, who departed this life 4 years ago today, Jan. 7.1927. We do not forget you, nor do we intend: We think of you often, and will to the end Gone and forgotten by some you may be But dear to our memory you ever will be. Sadly missed by SONS AND DAUGHTERS. IN MEMORIAM—In ioving remembrance of our dear wife and mother. MRS. ELLA FOSTER, who passed away one year ago today. Jan. 7. 1929. A loving mother, so true and kind, No one on" earth. like her we find; For all of us. she did her best. And God has given her eternal rest.

Fnriera! Directors WM D BLAN BLOSSOM Mortuary Phone. Be. 1588 1321 W Kav St W. T. BLASENGYM Main office 2220 Shelbv St Drexel 2570 George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 622 E Market Kile* 6374 UNDERTAKERS HISEY & TITUS 931 N. Delaware Li. 3821 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME 1458 8. Meridian St. Dr. 2140. "A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE." RAGSDALE & PRICE Ll 3698 1219 N Alabama C. WILSON tuneral parlors, ampuiance service and modern automotive eciuloment. Dr 0321 and Dr 0322 Personals OVER the tta cups: social club. Round table every Wednesday eve.. 7*30. 545 E. 32nd St. Welcome. Wa. 2339. BRUCE'S CAFE-No. 2. 235 N. IL. Same service maintained as at 737 N._P?ni_; DETECTIVES—Private. CONFIDENTIAL. 525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri 1864: eve.. Hu. 3107 FUR COATS remodeled. Dress making all kinds sewing: very rer.g. Ri. _8829. CROWN - CLEA'.KRS; fur repairing, relin- ’ ing tailoring 425 E. 16th. Li. 2904.__ WILL ASSIST LAWYERS IN DIFFICULT CASES: GIVE DETAIUS. Times Box A. 161 Special Notices WHY SUFFER WITH PILES When vou can positively get well or >t will cost vou nothing? This is strictly r home treatment. Also wondertui lung throat and catarrh treatment Either sent parcel-post to anv part of U S Call or write for free literature. G. K WYSONG. 219 K of P. Bldg. Office Ri 4267: Yes. 2939 N Meridian. Ta. 4540 ARE YOU troubled with stomach ulcers, chronic gastritis, indigestion, dyspepsia? Gastrul treatment has helped many sufferers without inconvenience to their daily rout: le. Write Steiken Laboratories. Poet Office Box 5. East Michigan station. Indianapolis. or call Rl 2252. Instructions SPECIAL offer of six weeks' free instruction in music for enrollment fee and only cost of $2. Lessons valued at sls to S3O _a term. Ir. 0956. TUTORING—H. S. English, history, civics, science, math: exp. graduate teacher; also grades 5 to 8. inclusive. Dr. 1606-M. TIMES WANT ADS make interesting reading. because interesting bargains al many kinds are listed here daily. Painting and Papering PAPER HANGING PAINTING: ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ESTIMATES FREE. PHONE DR. 1561-W. PAINTING—Inside, outside: floors refinished. pa. clnd., rerfg', Elliott. Be. 339722. tVHV PAY MORE—Panel lurnlshea am hune. $4 per room Ch 2004 Ir 2415 Sung. $2.50 per room and ud Pnner Sc up - work guaranteed Dr 2747 B si ness Announcements FEATHERS—Bought. sold and renovated feather mattresses, pillows made to ordtr. E. P. Burkie, 431-423 Mass. Ave. Rl flfiV ALL make.-' of electric sweepers repaired. work guain. 1900 SALES CO., Ri._4924. •SPEC price on'furnace coils, gas onnections: bonded sewer man. Ch. 2283-J eve. BATH ROOM—Complete. S6O; *plumbftig fz, heating installed: reasonable. Ta. 4057. HOUSE wrecking, chimney repairing, general hauiing. Reasonablo. Dr. 1042-W. WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEX. CH. 3001. Storage and Transfer LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANf'FR-Fire-proof storage house Store now pav 6 months later. No charge for hauiing PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO 419 E, Market Ri. 7750 STORAGE—OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads. Packing, shipping. OTTO J. SUEZ. Ri. 3625. Ri 6561. Nights Ch. 0699-W. J H. TAYLOR TRANS, AND STORAGE SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND—To oi from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit. Cleve,land or other cities. Dr 3071 or Ri. 4265 LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING—Large covered truck reliable men; $4 citv work: nlano extra. A. J. BANKS Be. 4460 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER TO.—Prices reasonable. Call at all times. Ta. 3741. MOVING. *3: vou help. $1 less: IV 2 tod tnickj quick, guarn. service. Ch. 5840. BRITTON TRANSFER—Mov.. $3.50 load': large trucks- responsible men Dr 7616. Lost and Found FOUND—Satchel, owner can have same by identifying and paying for ad. Cal! Mr. Pl#ke. Ri. 5551 between 8 and 9 a. LADY'S Wrist Watc t. white gold, set with brilliants. A. 11. S. on back. Valued dear keepsake: reward. Ha. 0515. LOST -l steel di? containing copy Whi e Mountain electric refrigerator, etc.” We believe that this die w:s lost somewhere between 829 E. Maryland and 143 E. Mo-ris. or 143 F. Morris and 36 S. Meridian. It is a heavy block of Sueel containing the lettering as noted. Please cal’ Ri. 1)512. GEO. J. MAYER CO. Reward; LOST —Small black muff, near 5900 Guilford or Beiiefontaine. Dr, 1082-R, LOST or straved from 3942 S. Meridian. 3 female Boston Terriers, answer to names of Battv. Brownie and Lady Liudy. Reward for return or any information leading to their recovery. Ri. 7571. LOST—Lady's white gold wrist watch; between Elm Garage or tn Claypool hotel: valued keepsake; liberal reward. Li. 6563 days, or Ha. 0870 night. Miss Moon. LOST—Snake skin trimmed black purse; lost Checker taxi Saturday night before *0 o'clock. Identification and arrangement for return and reward through phone Ir. 1785. LOST*--Jeweled Aloha Tan Omega nin. Initials J. L. B. on back. Rew. Wa. 3533 LOST—German police pup: D mos. eld; name "Teddy": scar around left eye: val. as companion 1327 Mansfield. Ta. 5535. LOST—BI'Ck brief case containing MRsrev~ Harris literature; return Inaiar.rpaiis Times: reward. LOST—Brown change V vse, containing *23. Eiderlv gentleman needs: rew. Ri ?3>9. POLICE PUP—Gray and black, name Rex; return 4933 Hillside. Hu. 3175. Hpld Wanted Female WHITE woman to do housework and care for children. Be. 3331-R. Situations Wanted Male WANTED—Job fireman or janitor work, experienced. Blackwell, 3721 W. 10th.

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Help Wanted Male MAN Experienced in credits. Prefer man with local experience and applicant must be able to furnish good references from recent employer. Apply General Superintendent 7th Floor The Wm. H. Block Cos. i POSITIONS—Aboard ocean liners: good ! nay. Visit Hawaii. China. Japan. Ex- ! oerier.ee unnecessary. Self addressed envelope brings list. A. E. ARCULUS, Mount Vernon. N. Y. WANTED—Ten men at once: good nay. THOMPSON. 712 N. Ilitnolg St. Rooms for Rent ALABAMA, N.. 1115—Light, clean, homelike; hot water, good neat. Ri. 5121. ALABAMA. N.. 2114—Light, steam heated room; near bath; reasonable. Ta. 4474. ASHLAND. 1210—Nice, clean, warm room; private home, entrance. /Ri. 6170. DELAWARE. N.. 2150—Attractive room; modern, private home; gentleman; ref. MARKET. E.. 615—SLEEP. RMS., Bob., ALSO HSEKPING; SEMI-MOD. RlT2io2. MINNESOTA. E.. 396—Nicelv furnisheo room: bath Included. I or 2 oeosle. Dr _5518. NEW JERSEY. N.. 825—Delightful front rm„ blue and gold: new walnut furniture. large davenport. Brunswick radio. RI. 9660. NEW JERSEY, N., 418 Warm rms.. steam heat, and 33. Ri. 2098. OHIO. W.. 18Vi—Hot. cold water; connecting bath; $5: city heat. TALBOTT. N.. 2233—Nice warm rm.; home privileges: nr, car, bus. Ta. 1627. WASH.. E.. 2827—Warm, light front. Ist floor: private home: priv. entrance. 1 or 2. 32D. E., 545—Business woman or couple to share lovely home. Wa. 2339. DENISON HOTEL Pav all vour rills with one check: lights, water, maid service, linen furnished- 87 and up Pennsylvania At Ohio. PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.: hot, cold water: $5 wk.: with bath. $7 wb.: citv heat: real winter home, ladies, gentlemen. 232 S. Illinois. "hotel e'dwArd Centrally Located—Modern Special low weekly rate to men only. ST. DENIS HOTEL—I 36 W. MARKET ST.; WARM. MODERN ROOMS. $5 UP. DREXEL ARMS—73O N. Illinois: 100 outside rms., steam heat: $5 week and up. Li. 2821. RIGHT at Real Silk; two warm modern ■sleeping rooms. 715 E. North. Ri. 5946. HEAD bed lamps excellent rooms: (7 with bath 38 weekly and up sot oerm guests Colonial Hotel 736 W Illinois Room lor Rent With Board BEAUTIFUL, economical home for few employed girls. 534 E. 29th. Ta. 6807. Rent Housekeeping Rooms BROADWAY. 1134—2 clean warm rms., kitchenette, range, sink. 2 beds; $7. CAPITOL. N.. 2045—2 FRONT. CLEAN WARM RMS.. MODERN HOMS. PRIV. ENTRANCE; S6. DORMAN. N.. 541—1 housekeeping rm.. $5: also sleeping room: 82.50. HLINOIS, N.. 2339 —I, 2. 3-rm. kitchene(e apts., $5, 38.50; evrythng. fur. Ta. 7110 ILL.. N.. 2!13—1 or 2 rooms! furnished or unfurnished: reasonable. Ta. 1499, LOCKERBIE, 516—2 clean warm furnished rms. Close in. Reasonable. MARKET. E.. 1129. APT. B—2 or 3 rms.; steam heat: bath. Li. 3143. MERIDTAN. N„ 1147—Comfortably furn. rm.: kitchen privileges; $3. Li. 3763. NEW JERSEY. n!!*l34—Good clean house keeping rooms. Ri, 4145 NEW JERSEY. N.. 1009—2 fro'nt, nicely furn. rms.. good heat. Ri, 8777. NEW YORK. N.. 826—2-rm. apt., furn. beautifully: steam heat, bath. Ri. 6708. 540 E. OHIO ST. OHIO. E.. 540—2 front rooms, $5 per week: 1 room, $3: garage. OLNEY. 1329 —Private, modern home on car line, phone, garage, adults. ORIENTAL. N.. 20—2 rm. furn apt., also modern sleeping rm. Li. 9055. PROSPECT. 1437—Near Fountan Square, set of housekeeping rms., bath furnished complete; mod.; use of phone; adults. PRUITT. 1325—3 nicelv furnished rms.. i vard, garage: $5 per wk. Ta. 20S1. i SOUTH ST.. E.. 317—Furnished rooms, ! housekeeping, sleeping room: 51.50 week. ; TACOMA. N.. 1121—2 rooms, east; private I home: 85. Ch. 6288-R. i TALBOTT. N.. 2420—1, 2, kitchenette apts.; ' 85 and $7 week. j WASH., E., 1708—1. 2-rm. front, modern, I private apt.: $7 everything fur. Li. 4081. ! WASHINGTON. E.. 3801—3 rm. modern ) apt., everything furn,: private entrance. j 31ST. W.. R3o—2 2-rm. apts., furnished, I private _ entrances. Ha. 1521-R. Houses"'and Flats Furnished ARSENAL. N.. 1100 —5-room furnished upper duplex, located east, heat, water furnished; $35. CRAWFORD MOTT, Li. 2318. BEI.LEFONTAINE. 1218—2-rm. front ant., bath, everything furn,: 67, Ta. 5331. COLLEGE. 2033—2-rm. mod. furnished apt., suitable for 2 or 4: $6. He. 5115. RILEY. N.. 101—3 rms.. bath, completely furn. .good heat, very rees. Ir, 2545. ROCKVILLE RD.. 3783—Furnished 5-rm., modern bungalow. Call Be. 2498. TALBOTT. 2935—6-rm.. mod.: completely furnished: near Shortrldge; SSO. Li. 5472, AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL 850 N PENN. Beautifully tarnished and unfurmsheo anartments. ultra modern, bath with tut and shower Frlgidaire walking distance Phone RI 1971 THE BERWICK 901 N. New Jersey St.: 2 rooms with kitchenette and bath: newlv refurnishedal utilities: iqw weekly rent. DELAWARE COUR'T 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, sls wb. 1-ROOM kitchenette: good heat: Dri. bath. entrance: utilities; $8 week. He. 4155 ._ Apartments for Rent BELLEFONTAINE. 2315—3 rms. and bath, recently repainted and redecorated lower apt.: heat, water, garage. Dr, 5108. BICKING. 318 —4-rm.. modern apartment; heat, water furnished. Dr. 4659-M. SEE OR PHONE US FTRST Furnished and unfurnished ants., ir. ten locations; $25 uu Phone Li. 5391 eye. Wa 0433. H. H. WOODSMALL & CO. 853 N. Pennsylvania $60.50 13 N. Traub 38.00 1108 College 35.00 1655 N Alabama 37.00 301* N. Meridian S3O to 85.00 3707 N. Meridian 125.pc 234 E. Pratt 37.50 1733 N. Meridian 64.50 3515 N. Pennsylvania ‘ 59.5" 1220 Park Ave 43.00 412 N. Alabama $47 to 57.01 1225 N Illinois $38.50 to 43 50 1503 Central $32.50 to 55.00 418 E 15th 345.00 to 55 0C MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES 710 Union Title Li. 3453. He. 1237. Ri. 1371 11TH. W.. 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette rpt.: heat, light, gas. water and ic? fur.; 630 CO. Apply Apt. 1. THE GRANT. WASH.. E . 5012--Upper 5-rooin apartment. nod., newlv decorated, reasonable. Ir, 66C3. Apartment Rental Bureau We have apartments lot rent anywhere in the citv north of Washington St.: Jet us help vou find one positively no extra commission and no obligations; we usually furnish car and driver to show apartments without extra charge. CaU R! 1371 day and night service. THE HAINES—BIO>/i N. 111.: beautiful efficiencv apts:: close in; reas. Li. 8884. THE CHISWICK Ruckle. 2805-11: desirable 5 rooms (2 bedrms.i. SSO. 855: 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 fc SMITH. INC.. REALTORS. Houses for Rent BRIGHTWOOD CAR—Easily heated. 5-rm. semi-mod, dljle.. red.. sl7: gar. Ch. 3009-J. CORNELL. 1022—Very desirable. 5 rms.. semi-mod . wa;. nd '818.5C. Call Ta. 2309, COTTAGE. 1545—5 loom.: water paid; gas, elec , sl6. near school Hu_ 4368 DAWSON. S.. 1616 5-rm. semi-mod. double: water paid; garage: 825. Hu. 8733. GALE. 1401-3 N.—Near Brookside Pk.. new attractive 4-room buugalow double: strictly modern garage, on bus line also E. 10th car, 840: water paid. Ch. 0710. GARFIELD DR.". 2130 E.—4-reom modern double; water paid: 830.75 Dr 5753. GRACE! 57! 32—5-rm! semi-mod.. Estate heatrola furn.. hardwood floors, newly B pared. garage, water p<L. near school. . 3962-R 1. . m

I . Houses for Rent ORACELAND. 31*9—6-room mod. garage. good furnace. 885. Call Ta. 0249. HARLAN. 159—4-room modern double, carafe: key next door. Hu. 1404. ILLINOIS. N.. 1506—2 story modern houac: garage. Dr. 3233. 1257 8. Wait. KENWOOD. 2337— Dandy 6-room modern: easily heated: gar.; only 830. Ha. 4933-M----LA 6ALLS 562 N.—Beautiful, single. 4-rm.. strictly mod., built-in features: redluced. LINWOOD. 815—Cosy 5 rms . modern, tile bath, built-in features, special inducement. >4O Dr. Riffle. Ri. 7102 mornings. LINWOOD. 719—Irvington: cosy 4-room mod. bungalow double: built-tn features; garage: water paid; adults; S3O. Ch. 0588 during day. Inquire 3302 or 3319 E. 10th. MICHIGAN. E., 2910—Modern, sun light home: $25. Key next door. Ch. 1325. MOUNT. S . 52—8-room cottage, elec., ! gas, garage. Reduced. >lB. Be. 0746. NEW JERSEY S.. 2164 —At Garfield park: dandy 5-room semi-modern double; newlv decorated: wonderful location; garage: reduced to 821: water paid. RANDOLPH. 8.. 1203—4 rms.. semi-modern, inside toilet, garage, water pd.; $18: Dr. 6956. ROBSON BT.. 3322. REDUCED RENT Dandy 5-room, semi-modern double; good location. A-l condition, quiet street; garage water paid: only $23 Dr. 3472. 5021 UNIVERSITY. Four-room modern double, $22.50. GREGORY fe APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. 1210 VANDEMAN. Four-room single, lights. $lO. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LI. 7491. VILLA. 1003—6-rm mod.: brkfast. nook; laundry: gar.: water pd.: 835. Ir. 1315. WINTHROP. 4147—North 6-rm.: modern double, garage, water pd. Li. 2423. TENTH. E.. 215—3 rooms, semi-modern; water paid: >lB, Li. 3290. 31ST. W.. 563 1 * —5-room mod. double. garage. Reduced rent. Ta. 4981. Newly Decorated, North Six-room modern double, garage. Reduced to *4O. 644 E. 54th. Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market COLORED—IO39 Colton St.. 204iflfhe!don; five rooms, water paid; SB. Business Places for Rent DOWNTOWN lunchroom for rent: everything complete: estab. business. Li. 0924. Houses for Sale South NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO BUY. Bungalows. *IOO down. RI. 3509. N. J. FOX. Ru. 1168. Real Fstate for Exchange FOR TRADE—*7.OOO indoor moveable course lust completed, wiU consider farm or rented property anywhere. E. T. TOMKIN, 271 N. Randolph. Farms for Sale FARM—I 24 acres, clear, good buildings, plenty water, reasonable. Owner, Dr. 2157-M.

Miscellaneous for Sale ” BI&4 COME AND GET IT Car load of pork and beans. Well-known brand. One-pound cans, 75c pei 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. BIG 4 One console radio cabinet, sls. One wardrobe trunk, $35. Good assortment of rugs at a great saving to the customer. Lot toy drums and musical toys. One coal range, S3O. One gas range, S4O. One coal range, SSO. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Cap. Ave. and South St. Building Materials ODI> lots Brick. Drain Tile. Flue Lining, Sewer Pipe. Lime. Plaster, etc. Come investigate. Harrison 2510. Allied Coal & Mat. Cos.. 2112 Northwestern Machinery and Tools For Sale Cheap Two renewed Ilg exhaust fans; 36-in 3 ph. 60 cv.. 220 V.. 565 r. p. m. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E, Washington St. Ir. 1151. Clothing S4—MEN’S SUITS—S4^ AND OVERCOATS Over 900. unredeemed; all sizes. SACHS BROS. LOAN OFFICE. 308 Indiana Ave. RL_5994. I UNREDEEMED PAWNED LADIES* PUR COATS Values to $1,200. $5-up. SACKS BROS. LOAN OFFICE. 308 Indiana Ave. Ri. 5994. CRY TIMES WANT AD3 FOR BUSINESS 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 Statehouse. 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 vour own dresses Buy Singer r;ewing machines as low as $lO Singer Sewing Machine Cos., C3B Va. Ave. Dr 2474 j IVORY GAS RANGE —Dining rm.. 9 pc. living rm.. complete bedroom, occasional j table, dressers. 2428 N. Meridian. 7-RM. PARLOR FURNACE—Hot blast and laundry stove at cost. 136 Oliver. Be. J 2456. A. B. QUICK Mesi and Reliable gas range; excellent condition; rare bargains; SB. 102 S. Penn. St. MAYTAG WASHER, USED FOR SALE. *18.50, CALL LI. 5386. MAYTAG WASHER—GOOD CONDITION. HA. 4420-W.

Radio and Equipment Bargains That Are Bargains Atwater Kent 40. complete $35.00 Philco 76. console, complete 75.00 Phfice highboy, complete 95.00 Radiola No. 18. complete 39.00 Vt-tor R 32. complete 98.00 Pfenstiehl. complete 35.00 rroslev "Buddy." complete 45.00 Radiola 41. complete 69.00 Convenient terms. Radio Bargain Shop JUST received another shipment of new 1931 GLORIA TONE MIDGETS, while they last. $37.50. complete, cash aud carry 945 N. Dearborn. RADIO SERVICE. $1: oiwanv make radio. Power pack repairing a specialty EAST END RADIO. CH 4033 SHUEY RADIO SERVICE Aerials. $3.50: service call. SI: any make set repaired, Ri. 2720. _ BALKITE 8-tube .screen grid chassis. Utah dynamic speaker: complete $49.50. Terms. KEMPLER RADIO CO.. 36 Virginia Ave. BALKEIT 8-tube, screen-grid chassis. Utah dynamic speaker: complete $49.50. Terms. KEMPLER RADIO CO.. 36 Virginia Ave. SERVICE and repair work done right. W E. LiCH. Be. 3168. 8671 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. LINCOLN RADIO SERVICE—R. C. A. Tubes, gen, repairing: experts. Li. 1126. Musical Instruments BUSH & G3F.TS—Upright; beautiful walnut case” ivory keys; an unusual value: priced $65; terms. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E. Ohio. SPLENDID SCHAEFFER—Upright: fine tone: white keys: big value at only SSO; terms. WILKING MUSIC CO- 120 E. Ohio, SAXOPHONE. C Melody, with case." 845.00 £OS Massachusetts Ave. Ll. 9470. WONDERFUL values in good used pianos. $35. SO6 and S6O; terms. WALKING .MUSIC CO, 120 E. Ohio St. CLARINETS—Low pitch. $5 and up. Lorenz Saxophone School. Pembroke Arcadc. Ll. 48<)o. Used Trumpets. 815 up. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128-30 N. Penn. St. Li. 5513.

It Pav* to Buy an | ! It Pav* to Buv an | Advertised Trad* I | *d.rtlx*d. Trade | m...... „■ | B m j |m” b “'" 1 I roo m | \so a xoo (Trade-Mark Registered.! i * iTrade-Mark Registered.) * | (Trade-Mark Registered) From Knox Countv. Indiana. Big lump. From 'carbondale. W. Va. Very hot. hot. economical. Sized 6-inch lump and leaves little ash. Sized 4-lnch lump From Mammoth. W. Va clean, big. up. and up blockv. Bired 4-lnch block and up HOBART-MATHEWS CO. ‘(P'l MUESING-MERRICK COAL CO. DR. 0439—1037 S. Kevstone Ave. Delivery. Ca. I Any of These Dealers UR. 3350. IR. 1191. HE. IJtl HOOSIER COAL AND OIL CO. MT JACKSON FUEL CO. SB9O Brookville Road. HE. J 531—1302 E. SOth St. BE. 0112—201 S. Harris Av*. UNION ICE & COAL CO. INDIANAPOLIS ICE & FUEL CO. MYERS teriET cr\ DR- 421—1*10 Bluff Roid. DR. 6689-225 E. lowa SL oh , o st VAN WERT CO IRVINGTON ICE AND COAL CO. E ' „ HE 1868—1121 F rtrf st IR 1131—412 S Ritter Av*. PEOPLES COAL & CEMENT CO. "**- Hal F. 33d St. ACME-MONON COAL CO. 4890-1109 E. 15th St. "ASHWOTON COAL 00. HE. 1381—1015 E. 28th SL PENN COAL CO. BE ' 1; >54—1705 W. Washington St F. W. ALDAG CO. RI. 7409—741 E.. Washington St. WRIGHT COAL CO. A MVP. tc a a 9 t rr) W * ShinetoD 81 JOHN G. KELLER COAL CO. HUI 354—5000 N. Keystone Ave. 5 L W 25th St ' Ch. 2219-3719 E. 21st St. P 9JT*R COAL * MAIKRIAL CO ARNOLD'FURL 3 CO*. 2 * LAMBERT COAL AND COKE CO. R *VEN TA 6185—1107 Wf. 25th St. HE. 1397-3409 Cornell Ave. CH Darwin st A Vi AS .SP A hS°., o . . GEORGE F. LONGSTRETH ROBOtSON COALCo #t ‘ LI. 4396—1026 V Senate Ave. HE. 1301—921 E. 23d St. BE 0123—430 S Hardtn. tit CAPITAL ICE. REFRIG. CO. MANLEY-O’DONNELL FUEL CO. SEXSON BROS COAT nr?* ® l ' LI. 2313-358 W. North St. * HE 1391-2108 Columbia Av*. OIL 7479-2120 Hovt Tv* COMMERCIAL FUEL CO. MARSHALL BROS. SIMS COAL & BLDOM t-rn tat r-~ LI. 6443-316 yv Ohio St. CH. 0140—3407 Roosevelt Av*. DR EHRLICH COAL CO. METROPOLITAN COAL CO. ENOS R SNYDKRI * DR. 4537-579 W. Wilkins St. LI. 5488 -945 N. Davidson St. DR 77<W-IMO Rh.ff FRFDRICK.COAL CO. E. P. MONN COAL CO. SPICKLFbdDER ri'El £ w DR. 1792—801 Beecher. BE. 2500—641 N Tibbs Ave. HU 1371 —iqro * B P, PPtT co GEM COAL CO. MONUMENT COAL CO. STUCK COAL CO ° sl CH. 1198—1161 Roosevelt Ave. LI. 2233—701 E. Washington St. np 10S} tii Tm. n.... HEIST AND COAL 00. MOOREFIELD COAL CO. STUXKMEYKR A 72? " brld * RI. 2728—327 W. 16th Ht. BE. 0350-2850 W. Michigan St Dr 050r_3134^S'in*fnn a. E. F. HELLER & CO. E. H. MOORMAN. TUXEDO COAT il xln * toß Ave.

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-R-3. ! - ■- Miscellaneous Wanted H FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED. HODGES AUCTION. RI. 2019. HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Rl. 6822. 127 W Georgia StWE 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 & BEST PRICES. Barter and Swap FIRST-CLASS $250 real estate contract: trade for car. Ha. 4872-J. DENTAL or Chiropractor work for office signs or what? Ir. 3626. _ S4OO EQUITY for sale or trade. 1931 PlyMr. Wilson, 807 N. Capitol. Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS—AII standard makes, new and used portables; Dalton adding machines. Repairs and typewriter suomies. Typewriters of all makes rented at'Al 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 charges. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 203 Mass. Ave. Li. 9470. TYPEWRITERS, sold, rented and repaired, special 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. 9789. ROOMING HOUSE—Nicelv furnished. 8 rooms: by owner: reasonable, Li, 8541. SELL, RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in the Times. Phone “ad-taker” Ri. 5551, during business hours. Coal and Wood fT’ FAMOUS EVERGLOj INDIANA 6* LUMP COM, I ii j INDIANAPOLIS ! COAL COMPANY I L Rl-44-91 J

Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. Why take chances on Inferior grade ot coal. Our years ol exferience is your profit. ndiana. 8-in lp. cln fkd 85.00 W. /a., 2x6 furnace egg 6.25 W VA.. LARGE LP.. FORKED 6.50 W. V.. 2x4 egg, forked 8.25 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, al) sizes. $9 and 9.50 Operators of Three Yards. Dr. 6685 Dr. 2400

Indiana ti-inch lump. i mt r\ f\ ,Free from slate and Q* I II I slack. Will not clin kef. West Va. 6-in. blk. cln. fkd. This is one of the Jl. / P* f\ highest quality coals (tU I coming from W. Va... v/ Other High-Grade Coal and Cok* We Deliver Anywhere Crane Coal Cos. UR. 5904. UR. 5904.

Hign Grade Coal at Bargain Price. WHITE $ (STARi $ V-fca BLOCK . . This coal is clean forked, burns well and holds fire overnight. Absolutely the best bus in the city for the money. Sold only by the UNION COAL CO. DR. 4622. *‘A Trial Will Convince You.”

Hoosier 3r P „ Lump only 3 T ANARUS" KING OF INDIANA COALS We guarantee this coal to be the finest quality sold in the city at this price. HE. 1331-32-33-34 HOOSIER COAL & OIL CO. Our Trucks Cover the City r "" —1 ~~ Illinois Lump ... $5.00 Monarch Lump.. $5.25 W. Virginia Lp.. $6.50 We Handle Ail Other Be3t Grades ot Coal and Coke. CENTER COAL CO. LI. 1458 LI. 1459

WE SAVE YOU MONEY West Side Cash Coal Cos. BE 3014 WE DELIVER ANYWHERE Victor Special lp., cleaned forked.. .85.00 ‘z ton $2.75 V ton $1 50 Victor Coal Cos- BE. 4160 KINDLING AND WOOD 5 x ot full load delivered anywhere. Fireplace and furnace wood, $3 and $4 a cord. LL 1035. Fredrick Coal Cos. 861-899 Beecher Stft Dr. 1792

Coal and Wood t ir ii i ■ *s®o INDIANA WONDER BtTTERGLO , £>tra. LARGE , COAL white RIVER COAU CO LI- 41 16 Economy Lump [ $5.00 We honestly believe this is the I best coal vou can buv at the price. ■ Does not clinker and burns up into a nice white ash. BEST W. VA. LARGE BLOCK. .$6.50 ■ BEST VA. MINE RUN. 50% lp. 5.25 §j 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 Ej WHITE ASH. BLK 5.00 8 IND. MINE RUN. 50% LP 4.50 ■ BEST POCA. LP.. RED ASH.. 900 g CITIZENS COKE $9.00 0.50 M DELIVER ANYWHERE IN CITY g IMMEDIATE SERVICE Economy Fuel Supply I ■ Dr 1220. Dr. 1221, I Rex Lump . .*5.00 Va ton $2.75 ton $1.50 W. Va. Lump: no soot $6.56 Vx tor $3.50 (i ton $2.06 Union Ice Sr Cgai&) UR-d-bll i<?lO BLUFP ave It will par you to visit our vard and see the difference in good coal. TRY TIMES WANT APB FOR BUSINESS

I SAVE | NEARLY A THIRD 8 ON LOANS

The Household Plan offers cash ® loans above SIOO to S3OO at a)- ■ most a third less than the lawful I rate. No lower rate on house- m hold loans available in the city. I.- 1 Loans of SSO to SIOO can be made m at a slightly higher rate. Strictly confidential. Husband I' and wife only need sign. Come ■ • in phone or write. i sth Floor Lemcke Bldg 106 E. Market St. Ri. 2378 ■ 4th Floor Kreege Bldg. 41 E. Washington St Ri 7923 | HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 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. -HWli/2 E. WASH. ST. Riley 7561 I 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 Bide/ 1.15 N Penn St. Rl 7483 Money to Loan or 30usehoid goods and automobllea. $25.00 to $300.00 Your indorsement oniv: aulek. courteous. confidential: liberal payment privilege. Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St RI 4874 MOREY lO LOAN First anc serona rea< estate mortgageAUTOMOBILE and HOUSEHOLD loan* EnuUable Finance Cos 7 1 * ‘ Ohio M PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS SECURITY INV & LOAN INC 136 N Delaware Li _ 5086 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY OF INDIANAPOLIS INC.' 34 S. Pennsylvania. Ri 5654 THE ARCADE LOAN COMPANY Chattel Loans 137 v Wn Pnom 74 (g| Miy. Auto Supplies and Repairs Motors Rebuilt $lB to S2B We will completely overhaul your motor, refit with rew rings, grind valves, tighten all rods and main bearings and tune motor at a net cost of 818 to 828. Absolutely guaranteed in every way. Everything else at lowest prices. Call or phone Rl. 0648. Indiana State Auto School, South and Alabama. JOHN GUDKLHOEFER WAGON CO.-Wll! repair or mak£ new tops and Curtains tot vour car. 202 Kentucky Ave.

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_ Automobiles Wanted 'eouitv P * V C * Sb for * OUJ wor I. WOLF AUTO CO. L, ;_i“UL S6l N. CaoitoL WE PAY CASH ~ CARS EUREKA AUTO. 323 N. Cap LI. 4168. Automobiles for Sale Central Buiok Assured Transportation^ DAILY BARGAIN 1928 Whippet Coupe, $125 1930 Chrysler 7i sedan, side mts. driven 6,000 miles ...31,875 1330 Ford coupe, practically new... 465 1929 Buick, sport roadstr., side mts. 645 1929 Nash std. sedan 395 1929 Jordan coupe, side mts 695 1929 Model A Ford Tudor 225 1929 Chrysler 75 sedan 675. 1929 Buick master sedan 735 1928 Chrysler 72 sedan 4fi 1928 Chrysler 62 coach 375 1928 Buick master coupe 1928 Buick master sedan 415 1928 Essex 4-door sedan 2r5 1928 Buick standard coach 345 1928 Hudson 4-door sedan J 7. r r Graham-Paige sedan, side mts. 325 1928 Paige sedan 535 J®2Y Reo Flying Cloud coupe 295 Buick >#ister brougham 375 1927 Buick Master coach 245 1927 Studebakcr 4-pass, coupe 245 1927 Buick 7-pass, sedan 345 1927 Olds, do luxe sedan 195 1927 Essex coach : 145 S*? 1 ! s P° rt taupe ..!. 265 1927 Buick standard coach 195 1926 Buick Master sedan 195 J 926 Buick Master coach 145 1926 Peerless coach 1926 Oldsmobile coupe . * is’ r > 1926 Paige sedan ....!!.::::!!!!:: 13* 1925 Buick touring 75 1625 Buick coupe !..!" i S' 1924 Nash sedan !!!!!!! 65 Many Others to Choose From Terms Through GMAC— Fair Appraisals. INSPECT THESE GUARANTEED BARGAINS ANY DAY OR EVENING. ■'*• fENTRAL BUICK CD '■"Used Car StorehOZ N. CAPITOL- LL1093! °™sa?s o SN¥!tr7',o'p° ! J LOOK - X CHEVROLET * runs like new car; very low mile* £B:e. mechanically perfect; $335. Terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.’ 552 E. Washington St. Ri 6325Open evenings and Sunday. X CHEVROLET COACH. 192*. 1928 car: excellent tlres'and paint? Term- 3, ° er * ect motor; oply $225. HARE CHEVROLET CO. .. 552 E. Washington St. Rj 5326 Open evenings and Sunday. X C H EVROLET f OACH paint andSrK SK: Terms Perfect ' ° ur Brlce HARE CHEVROLET CO. 552 *;ast Washington. rl 8323. Open evenings and Sunday. DE SOTO Sport coupe! $540? U 1 U MARTIN’S. 4451 W. WatJ. DODGE SEDAN. 1930. Looks and runs like anew ca*' equipped with 6 wire wheels, two set in fender wells. A bargain for only *675.00. 7. °' h ec Rood buys. Swisshelm <L Son. 544 _East_ Washington 3t. ESSEX SEDAN, at a sacrifice moykrAil cfflT FORD i® 30 , STD COUPE, general o- f .£' lal 8 Oiv tires. The mobiles. 0 ' A h rare Ca b r uv ha a d , *4s°n ° thCr BUt^ BROWNING GENT, INC. iOtn and Meridian. Ri. 865i.‘ FORD £?°del A Tudor sedan, 1928. „'T“, Excellent tires, paint and upholstery like new. Motor is fine. Call £® 0 b ° u ?ht for only $295. C. O. Warnock. 819 E. Washington St. Li. 8596. FORD Model A sport coupe! IFZST t Mechanical condition is perfect. Tires A-l. upholstery and top have been well uared for. Only *235. C„ O! Warnock, 819 E. Washington St. LK 8396 HUDSON tH a bTv ikpv as MOT SALES 1663-65 S. Mendien. Dr. 4743. MARQU ETTE sedan 1930-ius a—., , low mileage, has fhmu.'h* eared for in A-l condit on u F&° ut - excellent tires. Looks and mnshkea new c?.r. Priced onlv *575 09. THORN BURG-LEWIS 1302 F. Washington St. Li 1571. Open Evenings. . X)k NASH I equipped with . .*7 . . good tires, motor is in A-l condition, upholstery good top and finish in excellent condition, a good clean car that can be bought for only *125. Terms Lauth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 E. Washington 8t Ir. 1175. Open Evenings. PONTIAC 99P PE - wm! looks GOOD. RUNS GOOD: PRICE $235' EASY TERMS. INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 1965 VIRGINIA AVE. DR. 3891 REO dc t AC *J' ’ 2? , Thls is 6 dandy *t a dandv price. Terms OAKLEY MOTOR SALE3. 1663-65 j. Meridian. Dr, 4743. WHIPPET £°a£h! m, Soot* , * “ * TIRES, MECHANICALLY PER „ FE CT: LOOKS GOOD, PRIGS *l3o INDTANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. 1065 VIRGINIA AVK DR WHIPPETS 5 : S,M lo_ *i?s7*sipVn o. K. MARTIN. 4451 WE MAKE LOANS on used cars or b~v K eaultv. SACKS BROS LOAN OFFICE. 308 Indiana Ave. Ri. 5994. . Oeaei.Jacje 1. sea cat* ~ ~ JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO Meridian at ilth Ll 6363. Good Used Cars. ——— — „ I r *ANK S. FEES CL JI?.P Pr<m cct Dr. 8108. Bargains tn Used Cars 3290 ■ R ro H ,^'L AIGE OP W DIA*A *290 E Wash Pt cb lot**.REAL VALUES- IN USED CARS MLARMON NEW-USED CAR STORK 1033-35 v MERIT)!AN RT WILL, sacrifice *4OO equity ir: 1931 p'ivmouth. Mr. Wilton. 807JT Capitol. H VTVr ASSORTMENT; OF LATE MODEL P EPOSSF riOSED CARS. WE HAV3 EVFR OFelsew'hertt IC cf A coue’!AN ? l. Si A-g 1 ,?”'”: Truck* General Motors TruckCo. 31 w. 13th st. 6—COAL TRUCKS—6 A number of good serviceabletrucks 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.