Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1931 — Page 15

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DEATH CLAIMS JERRY KINNEY, POLICE CHIEF Department Head Passes, After Long Illness, in St. Francis Hospital. (Continued from Page 1) members of his family that he hack met with a slight mishap and it was not until the afternoon papers were delivered at the home that his relatives knew Kinney had faced death or critical injury. Kinney's love for his mother and his wife, Mrs. Grace Kinney, who died in 1900, after but a few years of married life, were outstanding in his life. His mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney, died in 1924. Kinney’s father, Cornelius Kinney, died in 1914. Returned to Old Home Following the death of his wife, Li3iney returned to the old home on St. Clair street and lived with ms mother and brother, William. He often said he never would move, “because that is home.” Mayor Sullivan went to the hospital Sunday to see Kinney and was admitted to the room. Although Kinney did not speak, he gripped Sullivan’s hand and his eyes showed his pleasure at the visit. A few days before, Kinney asked Dr. Frank Dowd, police surgeon, who attended him, to arrange with Sullivan for his resignation, so “some other fellow can step in there while I’m sick.” And Sullivan, through Dowd, sent back the word: “No chance, Jerry. You’ll stay there until you’re well and return to your post.” Worried Over Murder While he lay in the hospital, one of the most brutal murders of recent police history was perpetrated. Lafayette Jackson, head of the Standard groceries, was wounded mortally by bandits. The hospital order was that no word of this reach Kinney. Friends say, though, that by some manner the word reached the police chief and he worried over the matter until his death. Kinney was active in the Knights of Columbus, the Elks, and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. With the passing of Kinney, several men will be considered by city officials as successors, it was reported at the city hall and police headquarters. Those mentioned for the post are Fred Simon, detective chief; Major Herbert Fletcher, acting chief; Captain Lewis Johnson, head of the traffic department, and Captain Otto Ray. State police today offered to participate in the last rites for Kinney. Births Girls David and Mildred Parrel, 411 North Oakland. Auore.v and Vera Brown. 218 East Walnut. Arthur and Pansy Meriwether. 807 Lincoln. George and Frances Wayne. 727 Torbett. Oscar*and Hose Scales. 722 East Minnesota. Joseph and Stella Eller. 2960 Columbia. Herbert and nouise Childs. 2001 Applegate. Charles and Sarah McAllister, Methodist hospital. Edwara and Martha Hocker, Methodist hospital. Walawyn and Frieda Jones. Methodist hospital. Richard and Eleanor Lennox. Methodist hospital. John and Barbara Haworth. Methodist hospital. Donald and Grace Craft. Methodist hospital. uubert and Alice Knight. Methodist hospital. Clifford and Margaret Cage, city hospital. Thomas and Josephine Neidhamer, city hospital. , Clarence and Elzora Bozeman, city hospital. carthel and Elenora Williams, city hosoital. William and Helen Willis, city hospital. Charles ana Bum Peters, city hospital. Charles and Mary Martin, city hospital. Paul and Helen Boles, Coleman hospital. Donald and Stella Barksdale, Coleman ho UrU*and Lillian Clark. Coleman hospital. Haleigh and Lovie Powell. Coleman hosDl La’Grande and Ethel Scott. Coleman hosPilftl. Loren and Ida Shimer. Coleman hosDi Liovd and Laverne Byassee. 621 East J Adrian ’ and Opal Cummins, 62 South Ri ßac‘yl and Frances Organ, Coleman hosD *Wayne and Hester McQulen. 257 South Gray. Boys Harold and Huth McNurlan. 2752 Shelby. Clarence and Oradean Tuxhorn, 3356 ** Jafmes and Bernice Withington, 2009 West Vermont. , „ ~ Ranaall and Lenora Mitchell, 1400 MarloCUntoa and Leona Henry, 506 Warren. Robert and Virginia Riley, Methodist hospital. Elmer and Gwendolyn Beeler, Methodist hospital. John and Helen Albershardt, Methodist hospital. James and Josephine Rider, Methodist hospital. jack and Mary Kasefl, Methodist hospital. General and Ella Boyce, city hospital. Ben and Elizabeth Raney, city hospital. Charles and Mary Martin, city hospital. Newell and Nona Sheets, Coleman hospital. Frank and Katherine St. John, 430 South Emerson. Alfred and Bertha Stuard, Coleman hospital. Herman and Wahnlta Otto, Coleman hospital. John and Myrtle Fawley. Coleman hospital. Lessie and Henrietta Warren, Coleman hospital. George and Hazel Holderman, Coleman hospital. william and Marguerite Long, Coleman hospital. Herman and Fern Stanfield. Coleman hospital. Stephen and Mary East. 3015 East Michigan. Deaths Lydia Rasdell. 60. 1717 Arsenal, carcinoma. Norman Oscar Stuart, 41. 1447 Gimber. miliary tuberculosis. Maydean Copeland. 1. 1923 West Washington. broncho pneumonia. Myra Emma Dickison. 60. 973 West Twenty-ninth, carcinoma. Alexander Johnson. 64. Christian hospital. pulmonary embolism. John Spry. 68. 248 North Mllev. arteriosclerosis. Sarah A. Toole. 51. 2915 West Sixteenth, chronic nephrilts. Frank Sims. 72. 618 East Twenty-fourth, arteriosclerosis. Mary J. Toles. 79. 2005 Hillside, arteriosclerosis. Charles Lace. 15. Eagle Creek, drowning, accidental. Blanche Lorone Finchum. 36. 731 Orange, acute myocarditis. George Austin. 54. city hospital, cardio vascular renal disease. Alexander Duncan. 67. city hospital, cerebral hemorrhage. Hal F. Fox. 55. Long hospital, lung abscess. John Erwin Spray, 5. Methodist hospital, broncho pneumonia. Earl Lee Berrv. 52. 1510 North Senate, pulmonary tuberculosis. Pearl Kite. 48. 4021 East -Michigan, arteriosclerosis. Sophia Hurt. 58. 1223 Lafayette, pulmonary tuberculosis. Beulah Amos. 31. Methodist hospital, streptococcic.septiroemia. > George Sulgrove. 60. 418 West Henry, aatcinoma. Thomas Ricketts. 74. Christian hospital, hypostatic pneumonia. Battle wageoner. 48. city hospital, pulmonary embolism. Aged Woman Dies Uy Times Special NOBLESVILLE. Ind. f June 9. Mrs. John Teschner, 72, while returning to this city from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ella Hill, near kWestfleld, was stricken with heart disease and died in an automobile.

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James Bauer Funkhouser

Tlie Franklin S. Hoyt award to the Shortridge high school pupil showing' most literary appreciation has been given James Bauer Funkhouser, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Funkhouser, 21 East Thirtyseventh street. Funkhouser will receive his choice of literary biographies published by Houghton Mifflin Company of Boston, of which Hoyt is head of the educational publishing department. Hoyt formerly was assistant superintendent of Indianapolis schools.

“DRIFT” DEDICATED TO WOMAN PROFESSOR Butler Yearbook Honors Mrs. Alice Biclwell Wesenberg. The 1931 “Drift” carries a complete student yearbook, now being distributed, has been dedicated to Mrs. Alice Bidwell Wesenberg, professor

of English and chairman of the faculty women’s council at the university. This is the first time in several years that a woman has been so honored, the distinction having come to Mrs. Wesenberg in recognition of her service to the school and students during the last ten years. Copies of the annual are being

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distributed by Thurman Ridge, editor, and members of the publication staff. Over 450 persons received books today with their name printed in gold leaf on the cover. The 1931 Drift carries a complete pictorial record of the college year and is outstanding for its unusual photographic theme. The publication is bound in black and green and contains 275 pages. FARMER-LABORITE WINS W. A. Anderson Is Elected Mayor of Minneapolis by 25,000. By United Press MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 9. William A. Anderson, Farmer-Labor candidate, was elected mayor of Minneapolis by at least 25,000 votes, tabulations today showed. Anderson, who had the support of labor, defeated George E. Leach, three times mayor of Minneapolis who was attempting to come back. The present mayor, W. F. Kunze, whom Anderson will succeed July 6, was defeated in the primary election. TWO COPS ARE RETIRED Illness Forces Sergeants William Cox, Martin O’Connor Off Duty. Two veteran police sergeants hung up their badges today after the safety board retired them on pensions as physically unfit for future duty. One was William L. Cox, a Republican, on the force since 1891, and for many years leader of a “blotter” squad. oFr the past two years his squad has aided federal prohibition operatives. The other was Martin O’Connor, a Democrat, appointed to the force in 1915. Both have been sick several months. Death Notices HALL, MAXWELL C.—Entered into rest Monday. June 8. 10:45; age 46 years; beiovea husband of Nettie Mav Hall, father of Raymond and Ollie Ellen Hail. Funeral Wednesday. June 10. at residence. 3044 Central Ave.. at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park cemetery. HARRY W. MOORE in charge. MORRISON, FRANK W. —Passed away at his residence. 1247 N. New Jersey, Monday. Friends mav call at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday morning. Services at the mortuary, 3:30 p. m.. Wednesday. Friends invited. Burial Crown HIU. Card of Thanks MR. AND MRS. GEORGE MARLETT wish to thank their many friends, relatives and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy, and for their beautiful floral offerings. Special thanks to Rev. Everhardt and singers for their consoling words, during our late bereavement at the death of our beloved daughter. OLIVE LUCILE MARLETT. Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS WRECKING SOUTH BUILDING SCHOOL No. 6. Notice is hereby given by the Board of Scnool Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis that tnvy will until the nour oi 8 ociock p. m. on Tuesday, June 30. 1931, ireeive bids for the following; Wrecking of a three-story school building known as No. 6 at 702 Union Street and the construction of a roof over the Boiler, Coal and Ash Room, all in accordance with the plans and specifications prepared by the Buildings and Grounds Department. Copies of plans and specifications may be procured by contractors desiring to bid on any or all of the aoove wrecking and construction branches from the Business Director of the Board of School Commissioners at 150 North Meridian Street, Indiana •ills. Ail proposals must be made on blank farm No. 86 prescribed by the State Board of Accounts and questionnaire No. 96-A must accompany bid as called for in Chapter 202, Section 2. page 680, of the Acts o- Indiana General Assembly 1929. approved March 16, 1929. Said blanks mav be procured at the office of the Board, 150 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, upon application. Proposals must be accompanied by a certified check drawn payaole to 'the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis, on an Indianapolis bans or trust company, or by New York. Chicago or Indianapolis exchange, for three <3 l per cent of the maximum bid. i Each proposal shall be in a separate sealed envelope with writing thereon plainly indicating the character of the work to which the bid relates, as for example. “BID FOR WRECKING SCHOOL NO. 6" and addressed to the Board of School Commisisoner's 150 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. . BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS. CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. By A. B. GOOD. Business Director. Indianapolis. Indiana. June 9, 1931. I WILL SELL at Public Auction one Star coupster. 1926 model, motor number 354128. serial number L 352185 for storage and Repair charges amounting to Ssl at 3 P.'fci., Tuesday, June 9. 1931. CECIL R. SISK. .. . 1701 Roosevelt Ate. • . i ~ fij t i

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Legal Notices NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given uiat sealed bids, for tne construction of certain highways described as follows, will be received py the director of the State Highway Commission at his office on the third floor oi the State House Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana, until 10 a. m. on the 30th day of June. 1931, at which time they will be publicly opened and read. „„„ . ~, ... Project No. F. A. 270; contract No. 140; location. State road No. 27 from Portland to south oi Bryant, in Jay county; miles, 5,719; pavement width, 20 feet. Bias will be receivea for three types of pavement on the above listed project: Hock asphalt surface, bituminous concrete suriace, asphalt macadam surface as shown on plans and described in the specifications. .. _ Project No. F. A. 279. section B; contract No. 146; location, state road No. 5S west irom Jasper, in Dubois county; miles. 6.20; pavement width. 18 feet. Bias wIU be received for three types of pavement on tne aoove listed project; rock aspnalt suriace. bituminous concrete suriace. asphaltic macadam surface as snown on pians and aesenoed in the speculations. . . .. Project No. F. A. 279-A; contract No. 147; location, state road No. 56 west from me Pike-Duoois county iine, in Pike county; nines. 9.324; pavement width, 18 t Bids will be received for three types of pavement on the above listed project: Rock asphalt suriace. bituminous concrete suriace. asphaltic macaaam surface as snown on plans ana described in the specincations. ... . . . contract No. 151; location, state road No. 31 east to tne junction of Roads 31 and 00, in Jackson county; miles. 2.453; pavement width. 20 feet. ... , Bias will be receivea for three types of pavement on the tne above iistea projects: Rock aspnalt suriace. bituminous concrete surface, asphaltic macadam surface as snown on pians and. described in me specincations. ... , . . Contract No. 153; location, state road No. 27 irom a point 5.01 mnes north of Berne, north in Adams county; miles, 2,Ji5; pavement width, 20 ieet. Bids will be received lor lour types of pavement on the aoove listed project: poruanu cement concrete, rock aspnait suriace. bituminous concrete surface, aspnaitic macaaam surface as shown on pians ana aesenoea in me specincations ana supplements pertaining memo. The state win iurmsn me cement for the above us tea Portland cement concrete pavement. proposal blanks and specifications may be outainea iree. Plane, exclusive ox cross sections, may be obtained upon payment of s2.ou par sent; cross sections may be obtained upon an adidtionai payment of 55.00; making the price of tne complete set oi plans $7.50. There will be no refund for plans returned. Plans may be seen without cnarge at tne office of the State Highway commission, Statenouse annex, 3rd floor, 103 North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana. ALu CHECKS FOR PiIANS SHALL BE MADE PAYABLE TO •■DIRECTOR INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION.” immeaiateiy prior to the time of filing any proposal, each biader shan suomit to the s.a'o Highway Commisisua, an "e:ipcvier.ce record and financial statement,” prepared on tne state Highway Commission standard form, A. D. 117/ prescribed by tne state board of accounts or Indiana, which forms will be furnished upon request. Any “experience record and financial statement” previously filed with the commission will NOT be acceptable with proposals filed for this letting. Contracts will be awarded to the lowest and,or best bidder, but the rir,u to reject any or all bids is reserved. Each bidder, with his proposal, shall file a corporate surety bond, payable to the state of Indiana, in the sum of or.e and onehalf (l'a' times the amount of his proposal, and in the form provided by law. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. J. J. BROWN, Director. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Funeral Directors wit D. BEANBLOSSOM Mortuary. Phone Be. 1588 1331 W. Rav St W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2220 Shelby St. Prcxel 3570. George GrinsteinerPunera/ director. 523 E Market Riley 5374 UNDERTAKERS HISSY /St TITUS >3l N. Delaware. Li, 3821 “A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE ” RAGSDALE & PRICK 11- 3608. 1219 N Alabama J. C. WILSCN funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive equipmeat. Dr. 0321 and Dr. 0322. Special Notices MEALS—3Oc: Sun. dinner. 40c. Everyone welcome. 708 Capitol Ave. PIANO, saxopffone and banjo; hot jazz trio opea tor es&gmaaH lr. 4940.

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Special Notices QUILTS FOR SALE. Dr. 3205 ring 2. Personals DETECnVES—Private. CONFIDENTIAL. 525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1864; eves.. Hu. 3107. CIRCULAR letters multigraphed type? written, work guarn.; low prices. Li. 2175. Instructions ' GOLF BEGINNERS 3 lessons. 32. Phone Ta. 5914. FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR—To each new pupil; play popular music in 12 weeks by radio artists. Ch. 0521-J. M. Dollinger. SPECIAL OFFER—Of six weeks free instruction in pipe organ, voice and piano for the enrollment fee of $2. Lessons valued from $lO to S3O a term. Ir, 0956, Business Announcements OLD FLOORS”REFINISHED estimates on new floors. Ir. 3720, ELECTRlC—Sweepers, irons, washing machines repaired; lawn mowers sharpened. jjj!2 Ashland. He. 2845, FOR expert engineering service, machine ?P5Li? Ol designing, reas. rates, cal! JOHN MATSON. Ir. 3851. Spencer Ave. GEN REPAIR—Brick, cement, plastering, rarpentering. hard time prices. Li. 2705. BATH ROOM—Complete. S6U; plumbing & heating installed: rea* mable Ta. 4057. HARDWOOD FLOORS—Sanded and refinished; all work guar. WOLFE. Dr. 0114-R HOUSE WRECKING—Chimnev repairing; general hauling; reas. Dr. 1042-W. Rug Cleaners 9x12 DOMESTIC rug cleaned. $1.75. CHIEF RUG CLEANING CO Hu. 4382Storage and Transfer RADIO TRANSFER SPECIAL PRICES ON LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING. RI. 4757. J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE: SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND—To or from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit, Cleveland or other cities. Dr. 3071, or Ri. 4265. NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.—Prices reasonable. Call at all times. Ta. 3741, STORAGE—Overland hauling; low rates; all loads insured. George's Vans. Dr. 5611, LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER? - Fire-oroof storage house Store new oay 6 months later No charge for hauling PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO 419 E Market Rl 7750 MOVING $3 —You help. $1 less; quick service; careful white men. Ch. 5840. LET RUSSELL TRANSFER move you on credit: 30 days. Ri. 3455. Res.. Be. 4353. STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads, packing California shipment. Rl 3628. Rl. 6561. Nights, Ch. 0639-W ______ OTTO J SUESZ Lost and Found Finders of Lost Articles That have been advertised ip this column will receive two guest tickets for The Apollo Theater To See “DADDY LONG LEGS” When you have returned the article to its owner, ask him to call Miss Joe ' at THE TIMES WANT AD DEPARTMENT and say that you have returned the article and tickets will be mailed at cnee. LOST—Pair white gold rimmed glasses at Alamaba and Market Sts. Please return to 1022 N, West St. Reward. Li. 4602. LOST—German police muzzle. Thursday evening °n N. Illinois St. car line. Can i*. 2188. Reward. WHITE Fox terrier; black head, spot on shoulder. Reward. Dead or alive. Ch. LOST—Between Indpls. and Martinsville? traveling bag with men s ciothing. E. Barnett. 1819 E. Maryland. Ri. 8522. LOST—Brown leather traveling bag containing books and drafting instruments. Valuable to owner onlv. Reward. Ir. 3656. CHILDREN’S PET—German police dog, brown, name Duke. Reward. Dr. 6nm, LOST—Phi Theta Delta Sorority pin. Re? ward. Li. 3639 or Hu. 2744. LGST—Chow dog. red-brown, scar on nose. Reward. Hu. 6841. LOST—Tech Fri..-gold triangle pin. T. guard pearls. Liberal i rgVerd. Ir. 4647, PURSE—Black. Blake and w. Washington, Saturday evening. Reward. Li. 3321.

Lost and Found LOST—Buick Coach. ’25; Blue. St. Clair and Park. Reward. Be. 2303-J. LOST— Lady's light coat, tan lining; in taxi, Saturday. 109 Kansas. Painting and Papering HOME MAINTENANCE General house cleaning: woodwork, walls, windows washed. Painting, paper hanging and cleaning, est. free. Ta. 4646. REMOVE BY STEAM 30 da. spec. $2.50 per rm. <fc up. Ch. 6393 PAPER HANGlNG—Painting, wall paper. samples, estl. J. HAMILTON. Dr. 4203-W. EXPERT wall paper cleaners, 75c, 31 per rm. We use canvas, clean up dirt. Paper hanging reas. CUNNINGHAM. He. 5438. PAlNTlNG—lnterior; exterior; “First-class work, reasonable prices,” is my motto. CHAS. PIERSALL, 1538 Gimber. Dr. 4480. CLEANING—WaII paper, *1 room; work guaranteed. LOHMAN BROS. Dr. 2329. PAPER FURNISHED—And hung. Personal service; $4.50 up. G. FREW. Be. 0838-R. PAPER HUNG—I2 1 z cents roll; A-l work. Plaster patching. House painting. Rl. 3200. PAPER CLEANING— Excellent service. 61 a room. O'DONALD. Rl. 4628. PAPER furnished and hung. $4 room up; cleaning, plastering; work guar. Ri. 2234, PAPERING average rooms 2 for 35: samples shown, satisfaction guar. Be. 3727-R. PAINTING —Paper hanging. 15c a roll; floor work; sample guam. Wa, 1701. R-2. PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. IF YOU DON’T CALL HU. 6253. WE BOTH LOSE. PAPER CLEANING, exp.. 75c a room. B. THOMPSON. Li. 3169, PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning; estl. free. Ch. 2004. FRANK JACKSON. It. 2415. WALL PAPER—SI per room; hanging. 15c roll. CRITES. Rl. 6249, Help Wanted Male WANTED—Men with cars, deliver, collect, act as crew manager. MR. HACKER, 16 South New .Jersey. Help Wanted Female HOUSEKEEPER—3S to 40. for employed gentleman; small wage: good home; full charge. Address Box A-188. Times. GIRL— Experienced in operating soda fountain. sandwich machine and coffee urn. Apply 653 Massachusetts Ave., B. and O. Cigar Store. Rooms for Rent CENTRAL. 2432—Large cool rm., homelike; garage. EAST. N.. 906—Large front rm.. private ent.; also single rm., running water. FALL CREEK BLVD., 15fi— 3 lovely front conn., unfurn rms. Ta. 6539. FALL CREEK BLVD., E., 155—Front, nicely fur.; adj. tile bath; shower. Ta. 6539. HAMILTON. N.. 647—Modern room; private home; 1 or 2. Ch. 4766-J, MERIDIAN, N., 1835—Nice front rm.; twin beds; also single rm.; gar. Ta. 5460, MERIDIAN. N.. 2249 —Nicely furnished rms. for girls. Board optional. Ta. 1508. NEW JERSEY. 402 N.*—Apt. 11; suite of rms.; 1 or 2 empl. people. Ri. 6103. RUCKLE. 1958—2 Sleeping rTns.; everything new; gent: pref.: 1 unfur. He. 5836. ST. CLAIR. E„ 311, APT. 3—Cozy, attractive rm., modern; close-in. Li. 3173. STURM. 1201—Front rm.. priv. home. privileges. E. Mich, car. Ch. 5707-J. SENATE. N., 315: APT. 30—2 connecting front rms., for sleeping, bath. Reasonable. VERMONT, W., 36; Apt. 6—l or 2 front rms.; private family. Ri. 2227. w wash'. El? 4212—Lovely rim? modern home, home privileges. Ir. 1296. COLONIAL HOTEL—Excellent rooms. $7 week, two persons; with bath. 310.50. two persons. LARGE, clean furnished room: next bath: private home. Dr. 5518. DREXEL ARMS—73O N. Illinois; 100 rms., S4 to SlO wk.; also fur, apartments. MODERN rms.; 16 sa. north: in nice home: $2.50 week. Lady. Ha. 1394-M. PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.; hot. cold water; $5 wk. with bath, $7 w’k. Cool rms. A real summer home; ladies, gentlemen. 232 S. HI. HOTEL ANTLERS 750 N. MERIDIAN Special Summer Rates 2 PEOPLE sl4-sls-sl6 PER WEEK Tub or shower baths, rooms newly decorated and furnished, swimming pool; moderate priced coffee shop. Free parking, all for your convenience, within walking distance of Circle. LINCOLN 2351. BEAUTIFUL front rm.; priv. home; gentleman, Ha. 2705. Box B 251. Times. HARBOUR HOTEL' —617 Vi N. 111. Clean, mod. rms., at prices any one can afford. Running water; every convenience. 12TH. E.. 521—Modern home. Va blk. Central car; $3.50. Ri. 3752. 23D, E., 816—Attractive rm.; for elderly man; home cooking; Central car. He. 5948. 10TH, E., 5044—C00l front room; gentleman only; no other roomers; $3.50; garage optional. E. 10th bus. SARATOGA HOTEL 540 Mass. Cool, clean, mod, rms. Rates. Room for Rent With Board ALABAMA, N., 1224—Large rm.. running water; twin beds, $6; meals. Ri. 6647. ALA., N., 2114—Clean, cool, quiet; privileges: rea home; garage. Ha. 1557. CENTRAL, 1032—Lovely front rm 7, 2 gentlemen pref.i home cooking. Li. 3180. MANKER. 2648—Near Garfield park; lovely room for 2 young men: home cooking: laundry; sq. from car line. DR. 3166-M. NEW JERSEY, N., 2229 —Pleasant cool front rm.; hot water; private home; priviieges. Good meals. Ta. 4706. NEW JERSEY, N., 2527—2 lovely rms., 2 meals, laundry, mending. Ta. 6791. LARGE airy front rm., privileges; radio; meals optional. 603 E. 32nd. Wa. 2836. LOVELY RM. —Private home, north; privileges; home cooking Ha. 2147. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA, N., 2535 —2, 3-rm. apts.. Ist floors, private bath and entrance; gar. ALA.. 530. N.—Nice rm. and large kitchenette, front; reasonable; parking space. ALABAMA. N.. 1516—2 rms., comp. furn.. In-door bed; priv. entrance. Li. 2995. CENTRAL, 2930—2 clean, modern rooms. near bath, sink in kitchen, Ha. 1891. BELLEFONTAINE. 1131—Front 2-rm. apt.. overstuffed in-a-door bed. sink, SS; other apts., $4.50 up. BELLEFONTAINE. 1810—2 large well furn. front rms.. modern, gar. He. 4774. BEVII.LE. N„ 17—3 furn. rms., inclosed porch. Priv. ent.; $7 wk. Ch. 3668-W. BROADWAY, 1138—Lower front rm., kitchenette; porch for small child; $5. CENTRAL. 2226—3. large, newly furn. rms. Call weeks, after 5 p. m.. or Sat. and Sun. Utilities furn.; $9 week; privileges; 1 adult. Ta. 2558. CENTRAL, 1404—Large rm„ down, sink. const, hot water: parking space. S5. DELAWARE. N., 2258 —Bungalow, front apt.; clean, cool, attractive, overstaffed: porch; Ist fl.; pri. entrance; garage. Ta, 3091. EAST. N., 842 —2 airy rms.; sink, range, porch: everything furnished: $5, EASTERN, 209—Modern 3 rm. heusekeeping apt.; Ist floor. Ch. 5055. HARLAN, 1117—4 large furnished rms., ‘a double: large yard. Dr. 2432. HOYT. 1112—2 furn., connecting housekeeping rms,, modern. Dr. 5816. HOYT, 1427—Suite of Housekeeping rms., also sleeping. Dr. 6563-W. ILL.. N.. 2339 —Brick apt. bldg.: custodian serv; 1. 2-im. kltchnte apts.: S4. $5. S8 wk. LEXINGTON. 1021—Large front rm. down; priv. ent.. 3 rms. up, $4.50 & $5, Dr. 5541. LOCKERBIE. ST.. 615—1 block n. of 616 E. N. Y. st.; 3-rm. apt., $7; in-a-door bed, private ent.; walking distance; adjoining bath; mod.; no children. Call afternoons. MERIDIAN. S.. 1706—2 rms.. next bath; 2 front rms.; sink; $6. Dr. 5442. NEW JERSEY-, N.. 743—Attr. rm.; priv. entr.; also sleeping rm. Li. 9315. NEW JERSEY. N.. 134 —Good clean house-K-ecping rooms. Rl. 4143. ' OHIO, E., 540 —Housekeeping rms.; everything furn. 52.50 up. Gar., 75c wk. PENN., N.. 2030 —Front rm., everything furn.. also sleeping. Ha. 0309-J. RAMSDELL. 2517—Nr. Garfield park; large rm.: private ent.; 85 week. T>r. 0509. RUCKLE, 1944 —Attractive housekeeping rm.; all fur.; also sleeping. He. 5551. ST. CLAIR, E.. 314—2 furn.; private entr.; sink; always hot water: porch; reas. TALBOTT, N.. 2338—2 rms., kitchenette; completely fur.; reasonable. Ta. 7033. VERMONT. E , —2 modern furn. rms.: private entrance. Ri, 6113. WALCOTT. N.. 229—Large rm.. kitchen. sink, priv. ent.. no other rmers. Li. 3066. WASHINGTON. E.. 1220—2-rm. suite. private entrance; gas range: adults. LOVELY WOODRUFF—Rm.. kitchenette; everything furnished; 36.50. Ch. 4108. WASH. ST.. E.. 1708—2 housekeenlng rms., modem: strictly private, everything furn. 37, Li. 4081. WASH.. E., SSeff—3 furnished rooms; modern, private entrance. Ch. 1984. 4-RM. fur. house: gas. light and water fur.: $8 week. Call at Brown’s Grocery. 1611 Southeastern Ave. Houses and Flats Furnished ASHLAND. 1529—2-rm apt.: bath, porch; everything turn.: priv. entrance. Ri, 5676. BROADWAY. 1304—Beautiful apt.: Turn.: lge. vd„ preh. ga.; red, 335 & 339. Ri. 6716 BROADWAY. 1304—Beautiful apt., furIge. yd., porch, gar.: reduced. Rl. 6716. CAPITOL. N., 2334—Apt. furn.. 3 rooms. Ist floor. 38.50 wk.; also 4 rooms, bath. unfurn.; garage space. 527.50 month. ILLINOIS. H.. 2611—Clean, nicely furn.. 2 bedroom apt,; gar., yard; utilities pd. KENWOOD. 3526—6-ra. mod, home for summit tuasfict’a Uospal, Ba. 2W4-Jk

Houses and Flats Furnished KOEHNE. 2710—Orle-half double: 4-room mod.; clean. light, attractive. Ha. 1244-M. LEXINGTON, 1021—9 rooms, furnished. will paint. Dr. 5541. OXFORD? N., 21—4-rm., kitchenette, bath; till outside rms.; fur, or unfur.; garage. VILLA, 1627—Clean, nicely furnished 4 rms.. in home; private bath: utilities: near car; aduita: >3O. Dr. 4168. WINTER. 2120 —Nice little bungalow; built for 2; nicely furn.; gar.; 34.50 wk. WASHINGTON, E., 3720—Furn. apt.; 4 rms. and bath: priv. porch; " week. THE HAINES—BIO4 N. HI.; beautiful furn. apts,; 1 or 2 rms.: reas LI. 8884, 11TH. W„ 42 —Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment: ail utilities furnished; 343. CaU Apt, No. 1. THE GRANT. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS—Ballard Apt.; heat, water, light, elevator. 142 E. Ohio St. Reduced. Ri. 6412. Custodian or J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. Reasonable day. week, monthly rates. AMBASSADOR APT. HOTEL Beautiful. modern. complete, unfurnished or furn.; with or without hotel service. Walking distance. 850 N. Penn. or call Ri. 1371. THE BERWICK 901 North New Jersey St.: 2 rooms with kitchenette and bath; newly refurnished: all utilities: low weekly rent. ILLINOIS, N.. 3124—Nicely furn.; 6-room double; available summer mos. Ha. 2725. Apartments for Rent Apartment Rental Bureau We have apartments for rent anywhere In the citv north cf Washington St.: let us help vou find one. positively no extra commission and no obligations: we usually furnish car and driver to show apartments without extra charge. Cal! Rl 1371. day and night service. BELLEFONTAINE. 2315—Recently redecorated lower apt.; 3 rms.. bath, heat, wat., gar, furnished; reduced rent. Dr. 3300. Manchester. 862 n. penn. Bedroom apartment; Frigldaire: all utilities; from $3750 to 360.00. LI. 1781. NEW YORK, W. 837—4 rms., heat, water. furn.: suitable for doctor or dentist. 2002 W. WASHINGTON. SEE CUSTODIAN. SEE OR PHONE US FIRST Furnished and unfurnished apts.. in ten locations: $35 up. Phone. Li. 5391_^ o o s svAuTAoENarN MERIDIAN, S.. 923 V3 —Three large, newly papered, modern rooms; reduced to $9 a month. Call Ri. 0972. RUCKLE. 2805 —6 rms.; 2 bedrm. apt.: floors refln.:. porches; heat, water; new low rate. Rl. 7243: eves.. Ha. 1663-M. TECUMSEH, 1132—Sunny, upper duplex; 3 bedrms.: porches: adults. Ch. 7574. 11TH. W.. 42 —Nicely decorated kitchenette, apartment: utilities furnished: 330. Apply Apt. 1. THE GRANT. WASHINGTON. E.. 5016—5-rm. modern: shady, cool; front and back porches; good heat in winter; Indu .iment, Ir, 6663. Houses for Rent ADDISON. S., 402—6-room, pantry, back porch, garage: sl7, Be. 1277. ALABAMA. N„ 2361—Attrac. 7-rm. double. Owner’s home, fine cond.; can have furn. of Ki. Din, rm.. 1 bd. rm.. laundry; reas. ARROW, 1901 8-room mod. single; garage; reduced to $22.50. SCHMID & SMITH. INC- REALTORS. BELLEFONTAINE. 2010—8-room mod., 2car garage: $25. He. 1310. BELLEFONTAINE, 2325-27—Mod., 6 rms., newly deco., A-l condi.; reduced. Ir. 6024. CENTENNIAL. 401—4-room bungalow with garage, gas. water, toilet and electricity. Call Li. 9443 or Ta. 1290. 2923 Chester Four rooms: lights, gas. city water; sl4. Schmid & Smith, Inc.. Realtors DICKSON, 211, Close In 6 rooms, lights, gas. city water, inside toilet; water paid; sl2. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. REALTORS. DRAPER. 1537 —5 rooms, water paid. gas. elec.: nicely papered; sl6, Hu. 4368. EDISON. 844 —Dandy 6 rooms and bath; water furnished: near Real Silk. Good neighborhood, low rent. Li. 4884. ' GIMBER. 1715—5-rm. single; toilet: extra lot; grapes; cherry trees; $lB. Dr. 1072. 2022 N. La Salle Four rooms; lights, gas. city water. Reduced to sl4. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors LINWOOD. 513—5-room modern double, many desirable features; reasonable; please call Dr. Riffle. Ri. 7102. mornings. MORRIS, W., 208—Clean, 2 rooms; gas, toilet, sink; water paid; $8 mo. Ri. 0645. NEWMAN. 1018—Near Tech; 6-rm. mod.. double; A-l condition; reas. Hu. 4475. NORTH ST.. E.. 2718—Near St. Philips church: Vz cozy double. 4 rooms and bath; garage, paid; $25. Hu. 3108. RITTER. S.. 435—4-room douDle. semlmodern; A-l condition: sl3. Rl. 6618. SENATE. S., 1216—6-rm. mod. double; A-l; $34; water pd. Ha. 3704, Ke. 3190. 1030 Troy Five-room single; sl2. Gregory & Appel, Inc. LI. 7491 TUXEDO, 57.1T —5-rm,. double, elec., gas, toilet, water pd. Reduced. Ch. 3680. VALLEY AVE.. 2022—Semi-modera 4-room double with garage. Rent, sl2. WARMAN. 5..‘501—6 rms.. b£fij“garage; mod, except furnace: S2O. Be. 0746. NEAT COTTAGE —5 rooms: large yard: garage; now sls. Look at 3903 E. 28th St. Bungalow, Southeast, $25 335 Villa; 5 rooms: modern; first-class condition. Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market .S2O REDUCED TO sl2 Five rooms, garage. CRUSE. 128 N. Del. COLORED —Highland PL. 2845; 5-room double, semi-mod., garage. Ta. 6675, Colored 926 S. Charles St. Three rooms; lights and water; sl2. Gregory & Appel, Inc. LI. 7491 Houses for Sale South OLIVE ST.. 1820—5-room modem bungalow, onlv 5 years old. garage, paved street and alley. Gargeld Park district, vacant, repossessed, sold for $4,750, now reduced to 53.200. Day S2OO down and S3O a month. LAWRENCE J. SEXTC N. REALTOR. Indiana Trust Bldg., Ri /151. Ir. 0621. Real Estate for Exchange 64 ACRES, Ripley county, at paved road, first-class buildings. Mostly level and tillable. Trade for good Indianapolis property. Ri. 6441. Eve.. Be. 3151-W. Business Places for Rent BRICK GARAGE—3Bx4O; good location; for rent reasonable. He. 2427. Business Opportunities ROOMING HOUSE—N. Penn.; 10 rms, 9 garages; furnishings above aver. Rl. 6110. MAN TO TAKE half interest, small business: small capital required. 238 S. 111. POULTRY business for sale; best location in city. Be. 4287-M, after 6:30 p. m. ANY part of $5,000 common stock in mfg. business established fifteen years. Ten per cent minimum guaranteed; closest Investigation invited. Times Box A-186. Machinery & Tools For Sale Cheap Two Kg Exhaust Fans;*36-in., S-phasa. 60-cycle. 220 volts, 565 R. P. M. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E, Washington St. Ir. 1151 Household Goods ICE BOXES Prices reduced on a large portion of our very complete line. Remember you can not buy an inefficient ice box from Polar. We will not sell them. POLAR ICE AND FUEL COMPANY GAS STOVE— Furniture, pianos, sewing machines, refrigerators; all in good condition and cheip as you want them. Delivery free 12? W. Georgia St. PLAYER PLANO—Day bed. Library table, dining-rm. suite. Singer sewing machine, floor lamp. bed. springs and mattress. kitchen cabinet, 313 Leeds Ave. SEWING Machines, pot-tame electric Singer and other makes as low as 35 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 128 W Washington iU Ri 9718 ELEGANT living-*m.. dining-rm.. bedrm. suites: all walnu, - : others at a sacrifice. 2428 N. Meridian. GAS RANGES >5 UP. CHAS. KOEHRINO. 883 Va. Ave. MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sewing machines as low as $lO. Singer Sewtng Machine Cos.. 838 Va. Are Dr. 2474 OIL, gasoline and range cook stoves; ice boxes; cheap. 1236 Oliver Ave. Be. 3456. GAS RANGE—Large size; Lorraine regulator; cost $140: sell cheap. Hu. 6568. SEWING MACHINES —$5 and up. SINGER CO- 405 Mass. Ave. Li. 8463. GAS RANGE —“Direct Action,” high oven; breakfast set, etc. Ch. C961-J, evenings. VACUUM CLEANERS—2, used, large discount: $1 wk. 1244 W. Wash st. Be. 4564. ABC WASHER—Like new; real bargain for quick sale. 1117 E. Michigan. Musical Instruments SPLENDID reconditfkned pianos sold on rental terms: pricei as low as $25. WILKING MUSIC CO. m *. st.

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Musical Instruments SAXOPHONES—S3S and up; easy payments; free lessons. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800. SPLENDID Schaff grand duco brown mahogany. will sell for balance due on account. WILKING MUSIC CO. PIANO —Golden oak. excellent for practice, real bargain for S2O. He. 2553. Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS” Unusual bargains, all makes secondhand typewriters. All makes rented. $2.50 one month. 3 months. SB. Woodstock Typewriter Cos.. Fact. Br 317 N. Penn St LI 4712 Coal and Wood FREDRICK COAL COr 801-899 Beecher St. Pr. 1792. Radio and Equipment Radios Reduced Summer Prices 5-Day Exchange Option Neutrowound. complete Radiola. with speaker table, complt. 29.00 Philco. table model, complete 35.00 R. C. A. 33. complete 29.50 Philco Console, complete 47.00 Crosley Wlgit. complete 29.J0 Senator. Super Met., complete 79.00 Falcon, screen-grid., complete 59.00 Crosley “Pal”: complete 39.50 Premier Console: complete 29.00 Day Fan, complete 25.0n Malestic 92. complete 82.00 Philco Console, complete 47.00 Majestic 90. complete 89.08 Croslev Buddv. complete 35.00 Free Delivery—Free Hookup. Convenient Terms. Radio Bargain Shop PHILCO —All electric lowboy, radio, repossessed. good condition; cost $149; priced for auick sale; $39 cash. ATTORNEY SERVICE CO.. 940 Consolidated Bldg. STEINITE—7 tube, all electric, will sell to first customer. sl9 cash. KEMPLER RADIO CO. 36 Virginia Ave. Rl. 3235 RELIABLE RADIO SERVICE Service calls. 50c: Aerials. $3. He. 4406. Miscellaneous for Sale Battery Dealers In lots of ten or more, your pick at $2.50 each, nation-ally-advertised 13-p late heavy duty 6-volt auto batteries, charged dry. Hurry and get the best. All batteries to be sold at this price. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Capitol and South St. NEW and factory rebuilt electric air compressors. Easy terms. Meier Electric & Machine Cos.. 3525 East Washington. Ir. 1151. All guaranteed. ■RATTT STONE jars, reduced i. 1 IjILO prices. We deliver. West End Bottle Co- 534 W. Pearl St. Li. 8085, LEAVING ClTY—Forced to sell: elec, re? frigerator: used 30 days. 3171 Blvd. PI. after 6. BABY BUGGY—Reed, excellent condition; cheap. Ta. 3857. NEW and factory rebuilt electric water pumps. Liberal terms and trade. Meier Electric <Ss Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir, 1151, All guaranteed. One all-electric combination phonograph and radio set, complete with tubes, SSO. One new electric washing machine with wringer, $55. Unclaimed Freight Station, Corner Capitol and South DRESSES. Shoes and Hats for small woman, good cond.. reas. Ta. 4626. Building Materials CLOSING out - stock of builders’ supplies, hardware, paint, roofing; in fact, almost everything to build or repair with. Also trucks and office equipment. Ask for list of items. HA. 2510. Allied Coal and Mat. Co- 2112 Northwestern. Dealers invited. Barter and Swap 12 GAUGE shotgutTfor Evenrude or Johnson's outboard motor, Hu. 3388. Miscellaneous Wanted FURNITURE OP ALL KINDS BOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED BODGES AUCTION. RI. 2019 CASH FOR FURNITURE NO ONE CAN PAY MORE. CALL WERLEY. HUMBOLDT 7274 FIRBT. Furniture Wanted—HE. 1547 FOR QUICK SERVICE & BEST PRICES OPENING—New acution house, pay extra good price for furniture. Dr. 6446. Money to Loan NEED MONEY - QUICKLY? $lO to S3OO in 24 Hours Btrlct Privacy—Terms to Suit You. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Formerly Beneficial Loan Society. 34 S. Pennsylvania St. NEED MONEY QUICKLY? $lO to S3OO In 24 Hours Strict Privacy—Terms to suit vou. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Formerly Beneficial Loan Society. 34 E. Pennsylvania St. FURpftfRE AM@I\NS Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St RI. 4974 LOANS—On furniture Rate per month 2% Lowest in city. OTHER COMPANIES PAID OPP. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association 330 Oofiictantal Bldg. Rl. &82 1

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Money to Loan AUTOS FURNITURE LOANS _ EQUITABLE FINANCE CO 319 K Ohio St. Li. 6605. er ; onai Property Loans CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY. Inc. IflVa E Washington St. Riley 7561 lioaiy Prospect Bt. Orexel 508 Auto Supplies and Repairs SAVE 50% ON ANY JOB - Complete overhaul. 4s. $18: 6s. $27. Finest Duco jobs. $24 to $43. Everythin* absolutely guaranteed. Call or phone INDIANA STATE AUTO SCHOOL, South and Alabama. Rl, 0648. JOHN GUDELHOEFER - WAOU.N CO—Will reoalt or make new tors and curtain* for vonr car 302 Kenturev Ave Automobiles for Sale Good Late Model Used Cars That are outstanding in value. Priced right and financed right. Your car in trade. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. Dr. 4743 WILL TRADE “ My 1928 Stutz Deauville wire wheel side mounts for equity in 4 or 5-room modern bungalow; north side preferred. See MR. J. J. KLINE. 332 N. Capitol. Bargains In Used Cars, no, CARSON BROS. 321-23 Virginia Ave. Dr. 0232. Oooa Used Cars. „„ „ FRANK 8. FEESER. 1126 Prospect Or 6100 REAL VALUES IN USED CARS ' MARMON NEW-USED CAR STORE BUICK. 1927 —Standard coach; splendid condition; 8200, 220 E. New York St. B ,l < 2£r J4 ‘ doo ? *937; in excellent condition: only s27a. Terms. Indianapolie St Ti 1°571 InC " 1302 EaSt Washin B ton Practically New Cars • At Used Car Prices Pontiac coupe s3j)s VPtvs-Knight sedan; extra good. . 265 *.< Buick. 4-pass, coupe; good concll tton. See this car 235 3 \ Ptypouth coupe: can hardly be told from new 465 '^o Se^i., COac i!i, looks ancl runs good.'. ' 65 ,22 ° ld . smobll e coach; 6 wire wdieels.l 495 •M rh^tJ edan - like new 585 Chevrolet coupe 75 26 Buick coach 145 Swisshelm & Son 542-44-46 E. Wash. St. 1930 CHEVROLET COACH Tires and paint like new and in perfect condition mechanically Our price $395. Terms. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. 1040 N. Meridian. LI. 5361. X CHEVROLET COACH. 1930;~looks ana runs like new; onlv $395. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. St. 5325 1930 CHEVROLET COUPE ~ Looks and runs like new; in excellent condition throughout. $395 Terms. JOHNSON OfTTVROLET CO. 325 North Capitol. D 5364 CHEVROLET. 1926—Coupe In excellent condition. *2O down. BROWNING'GENT -SSuAjjCi. 10th and Meridian St. Li; 8655 lt’2B CHEVROLET COUPE One of the last four-cylinder cars of the line. Fully equipped and in excellent condition throughout $195 Terms. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO 325 North Capitol. L 1 5 364 FORD 1930—Standard coupe late 1930-' only driven C.OOO miles; fully equipped l also has rumble seat. Down payment! SMITH & MOORE. INC. Li 2407 528 ?? uth Meridian St. -=j- a4B ?- Open evenings and Sunday. F <snh?^l OD £ L T Coupe. 1926; runs good 7 i IvjiLfiK: s&°1929 MODEL A. FORD TUDOR Five wire wheels and excellent tires. Mechanically perfect. Our price $275. Terms. ! js£22SSN 3HEVROLET S° m „ Sport roadster. 1929 ha"; 6 $250.00 16 VheelS: good ru tber; only Hare Chevrolet Cos. if- ash S “- Rl. 5325. FORD— Model A Tudor sertar 1929 a - rT3i wis: co_lNCll_lolh and Meridian, ri 8655. ’• £ A OffipoWto De Luxe sedan". jIT ii 82 UPi? ks .. and runs Mice new, exce llent condition. Low only $515. Terms. Lauth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 E. Wash. St. j. S°rt C owT^e h s e<l clr % CO.. 2346 Station St. Ch. 6646 K f a^f TtV,P n a v S .Ji? u^ e; ej f celle nt piTri* trunk and clean inferior* nn\£ x JSSffiE SiSvlF*' x Hare Chevrolet Cos. Rt Trucks jeJ ;926 Cher, ton truck Sioo rr z-'jzjr 19*.7 Chev. ton truck ISO 1525 Ford truck .../. /// go ’*’* c.. 1028 International truck 200 37 CHEVROLET CO mwSSSS RL 8?55 “ C °" laC '* 10th aad Meridian. 1929—1 Vi-Ton Ford panel body In CG* 637 condition. FRANK HATFIELD ro. 623 N Capitol Rl 9326 Automobiles Wanted * (“ASM 'or Your Equity. PO* YOuR 1 ate Models Preferred. .A .ureka Auto Cos. 332 N. Capitol. LI. 4185 Vv E PAY CASH Any and all makes and models. No delay. NORTHWESTERN SALES CO. 3929 Northwestern Ave. will r—Fst cash tor tout cs i nr cm.. ecuity, Tp 1. WOLF AUTO CO. * U. tiU. ML K. n