Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1931 — Page 11

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RELIGIOUS WAR FLARES ANEW IN VERA CRUZ Police, Catholics Clash and Five Die; Federals May Intervene. By United Press VERA CRUZ, Mexico, June 22. An appeal has been sent for federal troops to meet a serious situation today in the town of Huatusco, where police and Catholics clashed in a riot at the funeral of a priest, killed from ambush. The dead Included three policemen and two civilians. Other reports said twenty-five persons had been killed. A representative was sent by the state government to Investigate the clash. He was forced to abandon the effort when his life was threatened. The fighting further Intensified the feeling aroused by the new socalled anti-priest law restricting the number of priests in Vera Cruz state. The courts granted a twoday delay in making the new law effective, pending a decision on an appeal for an injunction against it as unconstitutional. The most authoritative accounts of the Huatusco disturbance said about 2,000 Catholics attended the burial of the priest, Joe De Jesus Cano. When the procession was returning from the cemetery. Catholics asserted, the commander of police and several policemen and a few members of the bakers’ union fired “from an ambush.” Although it was believed they fired into the air, the Incident provoked great excitement and fear, and, the accounts said, the Catholics rushed the ambush. They attacked the police with sticks, stones and knives. In the Air Weather conditions at 9 a. m.: Northeast wind, 2 miles an hour; temperature, 77; barometric pressure, 30.06 at sea level; ceiling, estimated 5,000 ft; visibility, 8 miles; field, good. Sets Loops Record By United Press MINNEAPOLIS, June 22.—Officials of the National Association who saw Miss Florence Klingensmith, Fargo (N. D.) aviator, put her airplane through 1,(778 loops today forwarded a report to Washington for official recognition of a new women world’s record. Miss Klingensmith was in the air five hours and twelve minutes Sunday while making the record in her biplane at World-Chamberlain airport. The former women’s record was held by Miss Laura Ingalls, New York pilot, who set the mark of 980 loops at Muskogee, Okla. twosoldierskllled AS DYNAMITE JXPLODES Ft. Harrison Men Lose Lives While at Training Camp. By United Press CAMP KNOX, Ky., June 22. Two soldiers from Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, were killed and two companions, also army men, were injured by an explosion of dynamite near Camp Knox. Tile dead are: Sergeant Robert S. Eizenhamer, 30, and Corporal Harvey R. Clark. Sergeant Laurence Murphy and Corporal Stanley Urban were injured. All were members of Battery C, Third field artillery, here for summer field training. The men, who were fishing, found the dynamite in the stream bed, according to Sergeant Murphy. He could not explain how it was set off. Camp authorities believed one of the men might have stumbled over the box which contained the explosive. The body of Sergeant Eizenhamer was destroyed. Murphy and Urban carried Clark to camp, where he died shortly after being taken to the camp hospital. Eizenhamer enlisted in Chicago. Clark leaves a brother, Alva Clark, Mill Shoals, 111. Murphy enlisted in West Salem, 0., and Urban in Cleveland, O. WORKERS UNDER GUARD Wage Scale Objectors Had Hampered Bridge Construction. By United Press ROCKVILLE, Ind., June 22Construction of bridges on U. S. Road, east of Rockville, is proceeding under protection of state police and deputy sheriffs to prevent further interference by men protesting against the existing wage scale. The work was halted when a group of men objected to reported wage of 25 cents an hour. The contract was given on a basis of 50 cents an hour, according to their statements. Governor Harry G. Leslie instructed Sheriff William Moore of Parke county, to take all steps necessary to halt interference with the work, and 24 men were placed on guard. Robbers Force Tire Change B v Timet Special * SEELYVILLE. Ind.. June 22.—A man and girl who robbed Raleigh Dickerson, Seelyville garage proprietor of $27 Sunday night, forced him to remove a tire from his automobile and place on a wheel of the machine they were driving. The latter had an Ohio license, 559-744.

Carole Lombard Says ‘Yes’ to William Powell

By United Press HOLLYWOOD, June 22—A romance which budded on motion picture studio stages—that of William Powell and Carole Lom-bard-neared the altar today. The two screen players filed notice Saturday of intention to wed. However, under the California three-day “gin marriage” law, neither the day of application nor Sunday counts as time elapsed and they can not be married before Thursday.

OIL CHIEF IS MISSING Kidnaped, Is Belief of Chicago Police; Auto Found Abandoned. By United Press CHICAGO, June 22.—Belief that Samuel Levin, wealthy oil company president, had been kidnaped was strengthened today when his automobile was found abandoned on a West Side street. Mrs. Levin offered a reward of SSOO for information leading to the arrest of her husband’s suspected abductors. Police worked on the theory that Levin had been waylaid by bandits who believed he carried a large amount of % money.

YOUTH FACING DEATH CHARGE Wealthy Man’s Son Free on Bond of SIO,OOO. By Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., June 22. Jack Christman, 19, is at liberty under SIO,OOO bond provided by his father, J. Fred Christman, wealthy cotnractor, and his uncle, Julius B. Christman, pending hearing on a charge of being resopnsible for the death of Mrs. Genevieve Barr, 34, Jackson, Mich., in an automobile collision here. The youth is scheduled tc appear before Judge A1 Hosinski in City court June 30. He is charged with involuntary manslaughter. Hearing of the case was deferred beyond the customary three days on request of the prosecution because injuries suffered by Jason Barr, husband of the victim, will not permit him to appear earlier as a witness. Mrs. Barr was a daughter of Charles Leist, Michigan City councilman. PICNIC FOB CHARITY Event Sponsored by Clubs at Columbus. By Times Special COLUMBUS, Ind., June 22.—A picnic to raise funds for the Associated Charities to help alleviate poverty here next winter, will be held at the Bartholomew county fairground Thursday by the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs. The event will start at 1 p. m. with a street parade. At the fairground there will be a program of stunts, a horse show and a baseball game, the teams of which will be from the two clubs with the Revs. T. K. Smith and Alevander Sharp as captains. The committee in charge includes A. E. Schumaker, general chairman; the Rev. Mr. Sharp, Walter H. Rice, Charles Dell, Julian Sharpnack, Carl H. Becker! Meredith Lienberger, Frank Meyer, Clyde Thomas, O. A. Gause, Carl Rost, Don Frazee, Melvin Lostutter and L. J. Lehman. WOMAN JUDGE" ON TRIAL Magistrate Jean Norris Charged “Unfit for Gotham Bench.” By United Press NEW YORK, June 22.—Magistrate Jean H. Norris, first woman appointed to the magistracy in New York, went on trial today before five justices of the appellate division to determine whether she is unfit to sit on the bench, as charged by Samuel Seabury, special investigator, who recommends her removal. Genial and composed, Mrs. Norris, attired in modish black dress, black straw hat with a black and white scarf, appeared in court with her attorney, Martin Conboy. LIGHT THEORIST DIES Perpetual Illumination Was Idea of Petersburg Man. By Times Special PETERSBURG, Ind., June 22. David Nicely, 59, who several years ago attended a meeting of scientists in London at which his theory of perpetual daylight was discussed, is dead here. The scientists decided the cost of installing the system would be prohibitive. The theory involved erection of towers to encircle the globe, each equipped with convex and concave mirrors to hold sunlight which would be reflected from one tower to another. rurdue Man’s Wife Dies By Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., June 22Death followed an operation performed upon Mrs. Josephine E. Keller, 65, wife of J. F. Keller, a steel specialist connected with the extension department of Purdue university. She leaves the husband, three children, and a sister. Miss Mary Johangsten, Indianapolis. Blanford Man Killed By Times Special BLANFORD, Ind., June 22—Tony Tessari, 21, met instant death when an automobile in which he was riding with four other persons turned over west of Clinton. Frank Guglimetti was injured, while others in the car were unhurt. The dead man was a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tessari, Blanford. Seduction Attempt Alleged By Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., June 22.Mabel Randolph. 16, a school girl, through her father. William Randolph. has filed a SIO,OOO suit against Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson and William Mattingly, alleging they attempted to seduce her.

Powell gave his age as 38 and said that he had been married before. Miss Lombard said that she was 22 years old and that her real name was Carol Jane Peters. Neither would reveal the time nor the place for the ceremony. Both have faced countless cameras in the line of business, but when , reporters “just happened in” as'they were making application, they retreated in haste

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Summer School Enrollment May Be Highest Yet By Times Special BLOOMINGTON. Ind., June 22 One hundred fifty nine more students have registered for the present summer term at Indiana university than were registered at the corresponding time last summer, according to the registrar’s office. Indications are that all previous summer term enrollment records will be broken. A total of 1,591 students have registered so far this year while 1,432 were registered at the end of the third day last year. The final enrollment for the university’s divisions at Bloomington last summer was 1,746 while the total enrollment, including the Bloomington, Indianapolis, and Winona Lake divisions, was 2,086. This is expected to be exceeded by at least 200 students this year. No reports have been received as yet on the enrollments at Indianapolis or the biological station at Winona Lake. The Indianapolis units’ enrollment last summer reached 248 and at the biological station 92 students registered. WILL CASE JURY FAILS Panel Discharged After Deliberations Lasting Thirty Hours. By Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., June 22. After thirty hours’ deliberation, jurors in the Sidney Doggett will case reported to Special Judge Ralph Waltz that they could not agree and were discharged. The case was on trial ten days. It was brought to Hamilton circuit court here on a change of venue from Tipton county. Arthur Doggett sought to set aside the will of his wife, who gave all of her property, valued at $15,000, to her son-in-law, Norman S. Webb, and her sister, Mrs. Grace Lancaster. The plaintiff charged his wife was kidnaped from his home and taken to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop, where, he alleged, she was forced to execute the will that was probated. During the thirty hours of balloting six of the jurors wanted to set the will aside and six desired to hold it valid. Film Operator Overcome By Times Special MONON, Ind., June 22.—Arnold Smith, projection machine operator in a motion picture theater here, was overcome by fumes when a film became ignited in the machine booth. For several hours he' was unable to walk. Dog Kills Park Deer By United Press TERRE HAUTE, Ind., June 22. Robin Hood, a deer in Deming park zoo, is dead of injuries by a dog. Asa result an order has been issued baiting all dogs from the park. Boy Drowns During Party By United Press VALPARAISO, Ind., June 22.—A fe\ minutes after Anthane Martino Jr., 6, was missed from the family party at Waverly beach, Dunes park, on Lake Michigan, his body was recovered from shallow water. Legal Notices WE will sell at Public Auction one Paige Sedan. 1928. model 6-4S. serial number 325951. engine number 332175 for storage and repair charges amounting to $57.88 at 10 a. m. Wednesday. July 1, 1931. W. H. BABER OARAGE. WE will sell at public auction I Dodge touring automobile, 1923 model, motor No. 145213, serial No. 7291. certificate of title No. 752260, for storage and repair amounting to $60.50. at 10 a. m. Monday. June 29. 1931. WALTZ GARAGE. LEGAL NOTICE The Board of Trustees of the Central State Hospital will receive sealed proposals until Friday. June 26 at 10 am, for furnishing supplies for the month of of July. 1931. Estimate book will be on file at Rcom 147. Statehouse. from and after Monday. June 22. 1931. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of BOARD OF TRUSTEES. WALLACE O. LEE. President. Death Notices BRAUN. EDITH—Age 69 years. Sun day 7 5 p. m. at St. F-jncis hosm-ai. c. Frank Braun, mother of Mrs. Leslie Brown. Mrs. Harry Roberson. Funeral from LAUCK FUNERAL HOME. Wednesday, 8:30 a. m. Sacred Heart church 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery. Deceased was member Christian Mothers' Society. BUCHANAN. EUDORA SOWERS—Known as Maude Raymond, passed away Saturday p m. in the city hospital. Services Tuesday. 2:30 p. m. at the FLANNER <Ss BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the mortuary any time. JACOBS. MAUDE ELLEN—Of 223 Headricks place, beloved wife of Albert Jacobs and mother of Mrs. Helen Marie Gibson and Virgil E. Jacobs, departed this life Saturday. June 20. age 38 rears. Funeral Tuesday. June 23. at MOORE <fc KIRK'S FUNERAL HOME. 2530 Station St.. 3 P. m. Burftl Andarson cemetery. Friends Invited. Frlenda may call at residence until neon Tuesday.

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Death Notices POWERS, GORGE L— Age 26 years, husband of Mary, father of Jessie, son of Mrs. Marv Powers, brother of Mrs. Katie Delewls. Theresa Bates, Winifred Ooley. Richard and John Powers, died Saturday, June 20. Funeral Tuesday, June 23, 8:30 a. m.. at the residence of Mrs. Theresa Bates. 1838 Howard St.: 9 a. m., the Assumption church. Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. GEORGE W. U3HER in charge. RIEHL. CATHERINE—Widow of the late John Riehl. beloved mother of Mrs. Harry Borst, died at the home of Mrs. Borst, 970 N. La Salle, Saturday evening. Funeral Tuesday. June 23. 8:30. at the home: 9 a. m St. Philip Neri church. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Friends invited. KIRBY-PINN SERVICE. SMITH. LAURA ALlCE—Beloved wife of Robert Smith, passed away June 21, 7 p. m. Services at the home 3913 E. Michigan, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Burial Memorial Bark cemetery. Friends invlted, LITTLE & SONS in charge. SOMMER, KATHERINE—BeIoved mother of Ernest H. Sommer, Mrs. Edna Martin. Mrs. Leona Jones, Mrs. Elisabeth Wilkenson and Agnes Sommer, all of this city, and Karl Sommer of Los Angeles, and sister of John Michel of this city, passed awav at residence, 1117 South Senate avenue, June 21. age 60 years. Short services at the residence Wednesday June 24. 1:30 p. m. and funeral services at the Zion Evangelical church, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invlted, WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WHARTON. JOHN M.—Residing at 79 N. Holmes Ave.. passed awav Monday morning. Services from the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Wednesday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, In Memoriam Notices HAGER—In loving remembrance of Rosa Hager who passed away 1 year ago today June 22, 1931. Why did she go, when life seemed fair, And no dark clouds were near. To dim the brightness of our lives. Or start the bitter tear? We thought not at the close of day. When night veiled earth and sky. That one so full of life and hope Would breathe the last good bye. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. 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Ch. 5138, AMERICAN HOTEL—2IO>/ 2 S. 111.; outside, modern rooms $4 week and up. Ll. 0668. Hoorn for Rent With Board CAPITOITn., 703-^Neat - rms.; meals, special Sunday dinner, 40c. Ll. 3011. 23D. Sl6 E.—Nicely furnished large front room to elderly gentleman. He. 5948. 31ST.. W.. 1240—Nice rm.. private home; reasonable. Ha. 3860-W. CARE for elderly person In my home, pleasant rm., good care. Dr. 4555-R. PARK, 833—Room and board, suitable, 1 or 2: home privileges. RI. 9930. NEW JERSEY. N.. 725—Large cool room, 3 meals. $6. Men only. CHILD to board, rm.. mothers care: nice yard. 2345 North Talbot. Ta. 1070. 2 OR 4 employed ladles: const, hot water: 2d floor. Apt. 7. 1923 Central after 6 p. m. Rent Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA, N, 2335—3 rms. private bath, entrance. Ist fl. 1 rm., kitchenette, £6,50. ALABAMA, N., 1019—Nice, clean, suite, 2 or 3 emp.: priv, home, entrance: reas. ALABAMA. N. 2205—2-room apartment, light., airv. $7. Ta. 7110. BEVILLE. 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ORIENTAL. 20 N. —1 furn. 2-rm. apt.: also front sleep, rm.: 1 wk’s. rent free. TALBOT. N.. 2338—1 and 2 rms., with kitchenette, porch, private ent. Ta, 7038. WALNUT. 115. E.—2-rm. kitchenette apt., close in: S3. See housekeeper in basement. WOODRUFF. 544—Middle Dr.: smell apt,. 56: everything furnished. Ch. 3173. 16TH. E, 326—2 or 3-rm. ants., newlv dec., furn., private entrance. Ha. 0326-J. LOVELY Woodruff; large rm.. kitchenette: newlv dec.: $6: 1 rm- 54.50, Ch. 4108. 2 OR 3 employed girls, widow’s modern home, home privil.; reasonable. He. 3291, Houses and Flats Furnished ASHLAND. 1529—2-room apt.. kitchen, dinette: orerstuffed. in-a-door bed: everythlng furn.: private bath & ent. Ri. 5976, ASHLAND 2353—Home-like. 4-rm. apt.. mod.: private, gar, rent reduced. He 5862. BEVILLE. N, 829—Upper duplex: 5 rms. and bath: front porch. Ch. 7581. CAPITOL. N.. 1302—3 rooms and alcove. elegantly furnished. Ri. 3173TENTH. E. 2626 —3-rm. apt., mod.; in-a-door bed; private ent.: Ist fl. Ch. 0563. WASHINGTON. E.. 5901—Apt. 19: beautiful 5-rm. furn. apartment in Arlington Court fnr summer: every conven. Ir. 3185. WASHINGTON. E.. 3718—Furun. Apt, 4 rooms and bath, private porch: $7 week. THE HAINES—BIO Vi N. 111.; beautiful furn. ants.: 1 or 2 rms.; reas Ll. 8884. I HTH. W, 42—Nlcelv decorated kitchenette j apartment: all utilities furnished: $43. Cali Ant, No. 1, THE GRANT. REASONABLE DAY. WEEK. MONTHLY ta * ■fin tre AMBASSADOR APARTMENT HOTEL Beautiful, modern, complete, furnished or unfurnished, with or without hotel service. Walking distance. 850 N. Penn. St, or call Ri. 1371. 1530 N. ILLINOIS ST. Beautifully furnished: Frigidaire; $45. Custodian. Apt. 8. Ri. 4214. WOODSMALL AGENCY THE BERWICK 901 North New Jersey St.: 2 rooms with kitchenette and bath: newly refurnished: all utilities: low weekly rent. ALABAMA. N, 1518— Mod, 2-rm. apt,: in-a-rioor bed: overstuged; gar. Li. 2995. Apartments for Rent BELLEFONT AIN E. 2315—Recently redecorated lower apt.; 3 rms, bath. heat, wat, gar furnished: reduced rent. Dr. 3300 DELAWARE. N, 2147—6-room modern lower duplex: water paid. Ha. 355 C-J. MANCHESTER. 363 N. I’ENN. Bedroom apartment; Frlgdoira: all utilities: from $3750 to 860.00. U. 1781. DARTMOUTH APTS* Mich, E, 231. Ideal, eexy furn. or unfurn. apt*.; utilities included; s*o up. SHERMAN DR, N, 305—Sherman inn; watt aa&rtstaat; i2.50. Ta, 8669,

Apartments for Rent Indianapolis Rental Bureau ! Desirable apartment* in any part of ' city, furnished and unfurnished, from $25 to $125. Transportation furnished. No i charges or obligations. Li. 4507. evenings and Sunday. Wa. 0433. or Be. 3114. 22ND. E, 515 B—Upper duplex: 4 rms. bath; newlv decorated: priv.: front, rear entr.; summer rate, S3O; winter. S4O. Ir. 5918. i TENTH. E, 1530—1 new mod. apt.; heat, 1 water, janitor service, garage. Ch. 2758. WASHINGTON. E.. 5016-5-rm. modern; shady, cool; front and back porches: good hear, in winter: inducement. Ir. 6663 Houses for Rent ARROW. 1606 —3-room house, near car line, electricity and water paid: sl7. lnoulre Shane s Pharmacy. 1557 Roosevelt. BROOKSIDE, 1853 —5 rooms, semi-modern double: water paid: garage. Dr. 4583-M. CENTRAL, near 44th: new 6-bedroom trick house: 3 baths: hardwood floors, extra closets, linoleum, shades, rods, screens. Double brick garage. Appointment. Hu. 8723. Before noon and after 6 p, m. COLLEGE. N, 2439—Attractive 6 rooms. mod, redecorated, garage: S4O He. 5181. DRAPER. 1537—5 rooms, water paid. gas. elec.: nicely papered; sl6. Hu. 4368. DEXTER, 2033—6-rm. mod. double, garage; I school, car line. $25, Ha. 2150. ' DEARBORN. N. 1953—Brookside pk.; 4 rms. mod, redec, gar.; adults. Ch. 0163. EUCLID. S, 17—5-room mod. double: shades, linoleum furn.: S3O mo. Ir. 5408. GRACELAND. 3452—Upper duplex: 4 rms.; gar.; wa id.; redu, Sl6. Ta. 1844, aft. 5. GLADSTONE. N, 933—Dandv 5 rooms mod, gar, wat pd : reduced S2B. Hu 4227, 344 N. Hamilton ! Three-room double, lights and gas. water paid; sl2. Gregory & Appel, Inc. LI. 7491 HOLMES. S, 507—5 rooms; good condition; garage: rent sl2. Ri. 1652. JEFFERSON, N, 940—Nr. Tech.: 5 r. mod; redeco.: ga.; wa. pd.: $26. Ch. 6407-R. JEFFERSON. N, 436—Unusual. 7 rooms. modern, garage. KEYSTONE. N, 832—5-rm. semi-mod. double: 820; water pd.: gar. Ch. 5841-J. M’CARTY, E, 723 Nice 6-room cottage: water paid: S2O. SCHMID & SMITH. INC, REALTORS. MARLOWE, 1155—5-room semi-modern; water paid; cheap. Ri. 2677. MEREDITH. 3054—M0d. double bungalow: 4 rms, bath.: gar.; $22.50. He. 5594. MICHIGAN. E, 2234—Near Tech. 4 bedrm. mod, double, water pd, $28.50, Ch. 1617. MORRIS, ~W„ 208—Clean, 2 rooms: gas, inside toilet, sink, water paid; $8 month. Ri. 0645, eve. Ha. 1663-M. NORTH WEST, 328—Large stucco home; rent very reasonable. Ri. 3914. NORTH ST.. E, 2718—Near St. Philips church: Va cozy double. 4 rooms and bath; garage, water paid; $25. Ri. 1533. PARKER AVE., 2330—5 rooms and bath; modern bungalow, hardwood floors, garage, $26.50. L. S. Summe, 421 Illinois Bldg. Ll. 1957. . PROSPECT, 333—Attrac. new mod. 5 rms, hardwood floors, large closets, French doors, large porch, concrete garage, shades, screen; s3l; water pd.; adults. RINGGOLD. 1405—5-room modern house, with ga; redecorated throughoutu. Ir 2457. RITTER. S, 435—4-room douols. semimodern: A-l condition: $lB RI. 6618. SCHOFIELD. 5509—6-rm. mod.; basement: double garage. Beech Grove 146 R 1. TEMPLE &, PEARL—Nice, clean. 4-room, semi-mod, bungalow; redeco. He. 5805. TROWBRIDGE, 259—Reduced to $22. All modern with garage. Ri. 6441, WASHINGTON, E, 3717—Modern double; 6 rooms and bath; S3O. Ir. 4112. WALDEMERE. 1111—New brick, cmopletelv mod, 5 rms, built-in kitchen cabinet, breakfast rm, stipple walls, triple gar.; $32.50. Be. 4271-J. WALDEMERE. 1019—5-room house, garage. large lot: sl7. Be. 4271-J. 15TH, E, 415—6-room modern double, reasonable. Ll. 5671. 16TH. E, 809—525; mod.; 6-rm. double; hardwood floors; college car. Li 9984. COLORED —2807 Columbia: 4 rooms, gas. electricity, city water, inside toilet, sink In kitchen, large yard; sl2. Ta. 6250. Colored 932 HOSBROOK 3-Room single, lights and hydrant; SB. Gregory & Appel, Inc. LI. 7491 DOUBLE—S rooms, modern; garage RL 9005, REDUCED. s3l—Near Butler college; mod. 4-room double, garage. Ta. 3629. Attractive, Colored 1329 North West; 4 rooms; first class toilet, gas and water. $17.00. Dunlop & Holtegel. 122 E. Market Suburban for Rent NEW house, garden growing, chicken park. No smoke, dirt or heat. Stop 6Vi Rockville road Houses for Sale North BELLEFONTAINE, 1247—8 rooms, semimodern, reconditioned; suitable for subletting, $22.50; small down pay. Wa. 0*92. Suburban for Sale CORNER. 37th and Ritter ATe, two lots, 50x206 each, 4-room cottage, two garages: good water and small fruit. Cash or terms. See owner on premises. 11/2 ACRES—Abouut 18 miles east, 4-room cottage, garage: can have electric lights. Near small lake: $1,200. S2OO cash. Balance $lO month. RI. 6441. Eve. Be. 3151-W. Real Estate for Exchange 7-RM. HOUSE—Mod., hot water heat; 1 acre ground, fruit trees and chicken house; trade for a double house in city. See owner HENRY RAUCH, northeast corner 37th & Ritter Ave. Go east on 38th St Cottages and Resorts COTTAGES— Big Chapman lake; $7 per week and up. Ch. 7818. LAKE front mod. cottages. Call Mlllersville. Ideal Beach, Schaefer Lake or Ch. 0102. Indianapolis, Ind. 1507 North Gale. Machinery & Tools For Sale Cheap Two Ilg Exhaust Fans: 36-in.. 3-phase. 60-cycle. 220 volts, 565 R. P. M._ Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E, Washington St. Ir. 1151 NO. 2. CINCINNATI vertical Miller in fine shape. 810 North 111. St. Ll. 8884. Household Goods Visit the Bargain basement at the “Cut-Price” furniture store—here you will find used furniture at amazingly low prices—'lightly used living-room suites of fine quality, priced upward from 539. Many other extra fine pieces at a small fraction of the original cost. The Idea! Furniture Cos. 227 W. Washington St. The “Cut-Price” Quality Furniture Cos. 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. BEAUTIFUL living rm. suite, makes a bed; walnut bedrm, $45; Coxwell chair, gray enameled Hoosier Kitchen cabinet slo, “A-B” all white gas range. Atwater Kent radio, Maytag washer, Axminster rugs 9x12. 540 W. 31st St. Ta. 3656. 10 PIECE Walnut dinin grm. linen Friese living rm, early American maple beoroom. breakfast sets, ooccasional chairs ana tables, rugs, walnut beds ST.SO. vanities $lO, dressers $10.50, will sacrifice. 2428 North Meridian St. DAYBFD, mahogany wood ends, blue velour, Simmons Springs, good cond, cheap. 821 North Penn, Apt. No. 1. SEWING MACHINES. poriaoi electric Singer and other makes as low as $35. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 126 W Washington lit Ri 9718. PINE. N, 326—3 furnished rms, prlvata home; very reasonable. WRING 7R ROLLS for ail makes washers, a few used ones. Factory distributor. 2609 E. Washington. Ch. 0852. GAS RANGES $5 up. CHAS. KOEHRING. 882 Va. Ave. MAKE vour own dresses. Buy Singer sewing machines as low as $lO. Singer Sewing Machine Cos.. 838 Va Ate Dr 2474 COFFIELD washer; good cond : real ger.uine bargain sls. 1117 E. Michigan St. HAVE vour sewing mach. repaired. White Sewing Mch. Cos, 60 W. N. York. Ri. 4755, Musical Instruments KROEGER Mahogany Upright, plain case, excellent tone and action; price $45. WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 E. Ohio St. CLARINETS—SeveraI slightly used bargains: easy payments. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800. 2 ORCHESTROPES —Formally sold for $1,500. now $175 and $275; great values, must dispose of. WILKING MUSIC CO, 120 E. Ohio. WE have in our store a really fine grand piano priced $365. Your old upright taken in on this deal. WILKING-MUSIC CO, 120 E. Ohio St. OAK upright piano; very good; will answer all practice purposes: price *ls. WILKING MUSIC CO, 120 E. Ohio St. CABLE —Nelson upright, fine tone and splendid action, keys white, very special, price $55.00. WILKING MUSIC CO 130 E. Ohio St Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS Unusual bargains. makes secondhand typewriters. All n' akea ranted. $3.50 one month. S months. S. Woodstock Typewrite: Cos, Fact. Br •17 N. Fean, 6*. U. *713.

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SIMONIZING Your car washed and simonized, rusty spots retouched, top reflnished, nickel polished, differential sprayed. $3.00 to $5.00 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED BOYCE’S SERVICE SHOP 534 N. MERIDIAN ST. (IN REAR)

Coal and Wood FREDRICK~COAL^Ca 801-899 Beecher St. Dr. 1792. Miscellaneous for Sale One barrel sweet relishT s3s. Several porch rocking chairs, $3 each. Window shade cloth, 36-inch, 10c per yard, and 48-inch, 20c per yard. Unclaimed Freight Station Corner Capitol and South St. Notice Thrashermen See us about your canvas and rubber belting, also separator covers, before you buy. We can save vou money. HOOSIER TARPAULIN & CANVAS GOODS COMPANY. Lowest Prices Ever Known See us about your canvas covers ar.d truck tarpaulins, also tents. Our prices are right. HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS COMPANY. NEW and factory rebuilt electric air compressors. Easy terms. Meier Electric & Machine Cos, 3525 East Washington. Ir, 1151. All guaranteed, NEW and factory rebuilt electric wa’ter Eumps. Liberal terms and trade. Meier lectrie & Machine Cos. 3525 E. V/ashington St. Ir. 1151. All guaranteed. 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. Cos, 2112 Northwestern. Dealers invited. CASH FOR USED SCHOOL BOOKS. CRAWFORD DRUG CO, 813 N. DELAWARE ST. LI. 1800. 8,200-FT. sectional smokeless steam boiler, and lot radiators. 810 N. Illinois St. Ll. 8884. AUTOMATIC electric pumps; some bargains. Expt rep, serv. All makes. He. 2547. BICYCLE—Good double bar. excellent conditlon. cheap. Ch. 6574. HAND MADE quilts, beautiful designs. reas, 1525 Prospect St. Dr. 5196-J. Nursery Stock and Flowers TOMATOES and sweet potato plants; low prices. Hu. 7250. 6411 Ferguson. Broad Ripple. IF YOU DON’T FIND what vou are looking for in the want ads today, it mav be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times classified ads daily. Radio and Equipment WAS AND IS ~ Radio Sale Was. Is. Atwater Kent $138.50 $29.00 Philco table model 157.50 23 00 Crosiev table model 98.00 25100 Atchison super 89 00 49 00 Majestic super 112.50 53~b0 Crosley pal 7L50 39.50 Philco lowboy 147,50 69 .*OO Neutrowound 75,00 19750 Radio Bargain Shop, 225 E. Wash. St. Repairing and Rebuilding VACUUM CLEANERS Parts and Bags for all Makes Work called for and delivered APEX ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. ‘'Factory Service Station.” 815 Fairfield Ave. WA. 3315 RADIOS—S29.SO AND UP. 1524 N. ILU RI. 2876. A. C. RADIO TUBES—AII types. 75c each. Tubes tested free. KEMPLER RADIO CO. 36 Virginia Ave. Ri. 3235. WE REPAIR anv make of radio; service calls 75c; aerials installed $3. Service. 5 a. m. to 12 p. m. Ta. 5240. Business Opportunities MEAT stand in market; estb. 10 yrs, moneymaker, complete eaulp.; sacrifice price, real opportunity. Owner leaving city. Goode & Goode. Ri. 6441, Be. 3151-W. ROOMING HOUSE selling out. Call week of June 22, 1025 N Alabama Miscellaneous Wanted H FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED HODGES AUCTION. RI 2019 CASH FOR FURNITURE NO ONE CAN PAY MORE. CALL WERLEY. HUMBOLDT 7274 FIRST. Furniture Wanted—HE. i047 FOR QUICK SERVICE & BEST PRICES HOUSE CLEANING?—Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others. Salvation Arm 7 Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. RL 6622 127 W. Georgia St. OPENING —New acution House, pay extra good price tor furniture. Dr. 6446. Pets CANARY SINGERB s2.stV—Written guarantee; cages. 2416 E. Mich. St. Ch. 7100, Money to Loan FUR^tUtuRE AUI(£iOANS Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St RI. 4974 Personal Property Loan* CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY. Ine. 141 Vi E. Washington SL Riley 7561 11021* Prospect St- Drexet 5088 NEED MONEY QUICKLY ? $lO to S3OO In 24 Hours Formerly Beneficial Loan Society 34 South Pennsylvania St.

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Money to Loan AUTOS FURNITURE LOANS _ EQUITABLE finance 00 aia e Ohio st ta mot. LOANS—On furniture. Rate oer month 2% Lowest in city. OTHER COMPANIES PAID OFP Indianapolis Public Welfare r Loan Association 330 Occidental Bldg. ri 3587 Auto Supplies and Repairs "save 50% ON ANY JOB Complete overhaul, 4s. $lB- 6s $27 u e ? t . I ? UCO - obs . 524 t 0 * 4 9- Everythin* TMT?TA&i y o £. u L a ™ nteed - Call or phone STATE AUTO SCHOOL. South gr.d Alabama. Rl. 0648 ’ •JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO—Will vnnr'Vo. ! ODS aRd c Urtaln. for Automobiles for Sale Bargains In Used Cars. ... PARSON BROS 9ZI-23 Virginia Ave. Dr. 0223. Good Used Cars. _ FRANK 8. FEESER. .1126 Prosrevt Or SKXI. .REAL VALUES IN 08ED UARB “ARMON NEW-USED CAR STORE BUICK COACH. 1926—1n A-l condittoT has new paint: onr, $145. This and °fh e jr good buys. SWISSHELM & SON. .j. 4 3-44-46 East Washington St. BUICK—47 sedan. 1529. Just like a brand ver y, l ow mileage; mechanically perfect, a real buy for only SC4S INDIANAPOLIS BUICK CO.. INC* 1302 East Washingt L on_S > . LI, 1571, ' 2 tlF HE ''? O . LEri ' J Coach : 4 n * w SUvertown pai nt and upholstering like new; compare this car ard price with any in m. BRIGHTWOOD aUto'co 2346 Station St. Ch. 6646. EVHC^E t . 1928 SEDAN—S22S. INDlglnla °¥r S 3 A B9i TOMOBILE COC hin^lri OL^Tl^l 9 sedan: thoroughly overhauled. runs like new; price $250- easy INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE CO.. INC., 1065 Virginia. Dr. 3301. Chevrolet roadster: all the 3 ?;'r S ,ass and snap *nv one woulA at a figure you can af- •" So fcrd t 0 pa 7 $245.00 . _s 1929 Chevrolet coach: came out £ A ip the last 1929 series: nrac--5 ticaliv a 1330: only . ..£3lO 00 * ' -&, 1923 Chevrolet sedan: the Ideal _ v f , a . m ‘ v car: j i ist what vou have i gren looking for $345.00 B jPi ~i?2, Chevrolet coupe: equlpned mi h Wlre wheels, finish sparkles *®- anew dollar; interior spotless. A real buy; only sllo Lauth Chevrolet Cos. . 3547 E. Washington St. Ir. 1175. X CHEVROLET coupe, 1928; motor in perfect condition; paint extra good: *ios u p oiS tenng dean; good rubber; only $l3O, terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. St. m. 5325 CHEVROLET. 1026 COACH. Good transportation at a very low price - easy terms. BROWNINO GENT CO INC Tenth and Meridian S*. DODGk REDAN. 1926—1n good shape throughout; only $125 Terms C o war NOCK. 816 East wIShS St. Ll "Aft 1929 ESSEXCARS t CHALLENGER MODELS) coaches and a coupe with rum. ble seat. These ears are A-l mechanically, have new tires and are of ftrst-ciasa P^ a ‘ a nce. Don't buy until you have seclla nd driven these cars. PRICE LOW-mADE-TERMS. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian. pr. 4743. X r J°, HD , Tudor, 1931 i absolutely can tO - d from anew car; motor mileage; good tfres; only I sW^Terms lo * Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. St. rj 5325 Al ' To c ° 132 "• X FORD convertible coupe. 1931* driven only 717 miles; aboslutely can not be told from new. Here la your chance to save sllß. Better hurry. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 R. Wash Bt. 5325 JsPVBE. 1929—An extra good one; 5 and other good buvs. SQN - 542 - 44 - 43 Ea “ coupe. Been driven only of 2o r°*r^ U TY*-I h i‘i car has had the best sloo are * Eooes new. Down payment ... „ SMITH ft MOORE. INC. 528 South Mendian St. Lt. 2497, XFORD tudor, 1930; has the appearance of anew car: motor runs only P Wßs Ct: e °° d rubber; mileage; Hare Chevrolet Cos. _540 E. Wash. St. ri 5355 FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1929—A real good car. oniv $270, Terms C O WARNTiCK -Bjß Bart Washington avV'n' 95 FORD COUPE. 1928—155 INDIAN APnr A^ >M D® 1 3891 COMPANY - FORD Model T Coupe—Runs good; only %• s?: c h w £%' OCK - 819 1928 Kissel Sport Cabrolet Tern? STuKto* 1 condltlon- A bargain. JONES MOTOR CORP. _Capitol and Vermont. Li. 4455. OLDSMOBHjE—I929 4-door* A-l* ssjffs.* is 01 - buys. BWIBSMU* ft SON. 542-44-4® East Washington St. ° STUDEBAKER—Commander F 1929 aacT rlflce by owner. 3515 E. 16th St. Trucks FORD 192 st—l Va-Ton Ford panel body* in Si, i? n^ tlo , r ", HATFIfcD CO. 623 N Capitol Rl 9328. Automobiles Wanted ’ WILL—Pi? tor vour caz oz voiut WOLF AUTO CO. n ai Ml N OanltAl $&&&. ,UR ™ 3SM w -