Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 49, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1931 — Page 13

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DEMANDS RAIL LEADERS SHOW SLUMP PROOF Shippers’ Chief Suggests Commissioners Should Probe Earnings. By Rcrippn-tlaward Newspaper Alliance WASHINGTON, July 7.—Railroads seeking a 15 per cent freight rate increase should be called upon by the interstate commerce commission to prove their claim that the slump in revenue is Jeopardizing their securities as investments for savings banks and trust companies. That suggestion was made here Monday by R. C. Fulbrlght, chairman of the legislative committee of the National Industrial Traffic League, one of the largest organizations oi shippers. He said the I. C. C. should ask the carriers to analyze the condition of their securities and other properties from which they receive income that is listed as “other income.” Doubt Frankness “Railroads have contended," Fulbrlght said, “that the availability of their securities for investment purposes is being threatened. This, naturally, has caused concern among banks and insurance companies. In their petition to the commission for Increased freight rates the railroads said: • “ ‘The return on the value of the railway property of Class I carriers . . . was diminished until it reached for the year 1930, 3.54 per cent.’ ” “In prov'ng their claim that this 150 per “cent relationship Is being threatened, the railroads are directing attention to their net railway operating income, but they appear to be less frank about their Income from other sources which is part of their total income,” Fulbrlght said.

Details Wanted “Figures of the interstate commerce commission for 1930 show that the net railway operating income of Class 1 railroads was $868,907,367. The Interest of their funded debt amounts to $490,211,279. Now It does appear from those figures that the income was only a little more than one and one-half times the fixed charges. “In many instances in the interstate commerce commission’s figures on individual roads, the item of r ‘other income’ is large, and the railroads should be asked for detailed figures on it when their case Is heard. GIRL MAY SPAN OCEAN Laura Ingalls Aims to Cross Atlantic in Lockheed riane. By United Preat LOS ANGELES, July 7.—Laura Ingalls, New York and St. Louis pilot, will hop oil from here Wednesday for New York, on the fir. t lap of what she hopes will be n flight to Paris. She has been testing a giant Lockheed express monoplane here for several weeks, and is confident she can equal Lindbergh’s feat of a , nonstop New York-Paris. JUBILEE COLLEGE~SOLD Doctor Buys Property for $4,000; to Be Given to Boy Scouts. By United Preat PEORIA, 131., July 7.—Jubilee college, founded in 1834 and one of the first of the early day “fresh water” colleges of Illinois, was sold today at public auction for $4,000. Dr. George A. Zeller, who bought the property, consisting of ninety acres and several buildings still in good repair, announced he would present it in perpetuity to the Boy fScouts. JUST ‘SHOT IN~THE~ARIVr 'That’s the Way Senator Nye Views Debt Plan Accord. fiy United Preat MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 7.—The Hoover debt moratorium was viewed today by Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota as a temporary “shot in the arm’’ that probably will alleviate sufferings for the time being, but may lead to complete cancellation of the debts. The only way to meet the situation in a permanently effective way is through world-wide refinancing, Nye declared. He remarked that he was glad to see the moratorium put into effect, but said he couldn’t be as optimistic as some people are about the results it will, bring.’’ THIEVES RIFLE STORE Smash Window to Steal Large Haul of Merchandise. Smashing a window to enter tb dry goods store of Harry Lorber, 2736 Roosevelt avenue, tliieves today stole a large amount of merchandise, value of which was not estimated, Lorber told police. Mrs. Pearl Sanders, 3460 Riley avenue, informed police thieves who entered her home Monday stole three rugs, valued at S9O. MAN'S MEMORY LOST Patient at Greencastle May Be Ft. Worth (Tex.) President. By United Preat GREENCASTLE, Ind.. July 7. Belief that an amnesia victim found on a highway near here may be Jacob Miller, Ft. Worth, Tex., was expressed by a member of the Jewish Family Service Society, Indianapolis, who said the victim’s description tallied with that of a man who applied for lodging there several nights ago. The representative said the man explained he was en route to Ft. Worth from the east, where he had been injured while working with a circus. Physicians here said the res]x>nded vaguely when questioned about the ciacus and Ft. Worth. Personals DETEOITVEE—Private. CONFIDENTIAL. 125 Lemcke Bide Rl. 1864: eye*.. Hu. >lO7. \v ANTED—AIto to lng In quartet. Will give vocal lessons In exchange. Ir. 0956. i W. O. SACHS oalnier and decorator, totwlot eewcuatt. iiQ# fipaxm Ave. Dr. 486*.

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Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANHLOSSOM Mortuary. Phone Be. 1588 mi W. Hit 81 ROY J. TOLIN 823-925 English. Dr. 690. W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2220 Shelby St. urexel 3570. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market Riley 5274 j UNDERTAKERS HIBEY & TITUS 911 K. Delaware; LI. 3821. j. c" WILSON funeral parlors, ambulance service and modern automotive eaulpment. Dr. 0321 and Dr. 0322. IP YOU DON’T FIND what you are look- i lng for In the want ads today. It may i be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times classified ads dally. Legal Notices NOTICE OP RECEIVING OP BIDS AND AWARDING OP CONTRACTS TO BUS | DRIVERS FOR DECATUR TOWNSHIP, MARION COUNTY. INDIANA. Notice Is hereby given that on July 21, 1931, at their office In Camby, Marion County, Indiana, the undersigned trustee and the advisory board of said township will receive sealed bids for the services of school bus drivers In the schools of such township during the ensuing school year; that at 8 o’clock p. m. of said day they will open bids submitted and shall award the contracts for school bus drivers In the schools of such township for and during the ensuing school three-year period, to the lowest or best responsible Didders. Any such school bus drivers shall be employed subject to dismissal at any time tor Incompetence, negligence, failure to perform his duty or for any other Just cause. The trustee and advisory board shall have the right to reject any and all bids and readvertlse and If no satisfactory bid shall have been received after second notice, the trustee and advisory board 1 may award th contract or contracts to any competent or responsible person or . persons, at a rate of compensation no 1 higher than the bids submitted by responsible bidders. The right is reserved to award con- i tracts for such bus drivers for any perior j of time not less than one year nor more than four years, but In no event for a period of time extending beyond the close of the school year next succeeding the expiration of the terms of the present trustee and advisory board. All such contracts shall be awarded to residents of the township and the right is reserved to award said contracts for 1,2, 3, or 4 years and separate bids will be received for each of such periods and the right is also reserved to reject any and all bids. Specifications and directions concerning school bus routes and the requirements of such drivers and the kind and abount of bond to be given and the means and methods of carrying on such services are on file at said office and may there be examined by any bidders or parties interested therein. Forms of bids may be obtained at said office by prospective bidders. JOHN ROUTON, Trustee of Decatur Township. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, MARION COUNTY. INDIANA NOTICE OF BIDS FOR AWARDING OF CONTRACTS TO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Notice is hereby given that Harry L. Maze. Trustee of Franklin Township, Marlon County, Indiana, will receive sealed bids at his office on the Maze Road In said township, for the services of school bus drivers In the schools of said Franklin Township for the ensuing first, second, third ana fourth school years, for each school year separately, ana collectively, as follows: For the first school year; for the first and second ensuing school years; for the first, second and third ensuing school years; for the first, second, third and fourth ensuing school years: and contracts will be awarded to school bus drivers for the said ensuing school years separately or collectively as aforesaid in each of the schools of said Franklin Township, to the lowest and best responsible bidders. Each school year consists of eight months. , The Trustee and Advisory Board shall nave the right to reject any and all bids and readvertlse if no satisfactory bid shall have been received; and after second notice thereof the Trustee and Advisory Board may award the contract or contracts to any competent person or persons at a rate of compensation which is no higher than the bids submitted bv responsible bidders. The said Trustee and Advisory Board reserve the right to award the contract for said services for the first ensuing school year or for the first and second ensuing school years or for the first second and third ensuing school years, or for the first, second, third and fourth ensuing school years collectively. No contract shall be awarded to any drive** he be & resident of Franklin Township. All bids must be in the hands of the Trustee on or before 8 o’clock p. m. on Tuesday. July; 21, 1931. Specifications for afiSv' uLV 11 H on flle ln “y offi°e ?L‘ ny^U . me J Tom . a *• m - t 0 8 P- m. dally f£om i < ! a *®. hereof. Bidders may secure ff2rh let tp?K SCr i 1 / 3tlon °* bus routes, toother Information perto . th^ s , e routes - b y calling at **??, ° K “ le f of , sall i Trustee. Bidders’ bunks * Tt, e fU ij nls £ ed all applicants. sald5 ald Trustee and said Adisory and aU bids V . e 1116 rlght to reJect an * HARRY L. MAZE. Trustee, Franklin Township, Marion County. Indiana. NOTICE OF RECEIVING OF Bins avn DRI A VERB N C r° N J ACTS TO BU ffi^fco^TY P^Nl° WNSHIP ’ 19? r C a e t 1 their e^ir e in th the °n Co h u°ntv bl In < dlani n n errv T° wnsh ‘C. Marion undersigned trustee will !L/i dvl *®J7 board said township recet\e scaled bids for the services £ c b°ol bus drivers ln the schools of rear- Vh W .. S o! Ddu - r i n *u the ensuin school year, that at 8 o clock and. m. of said dav oDel } bids submitted and shall fiwh* *9 r school bus drivers JtnrtnS °. f suct L township for and the ensuing school three-vear pebldders° tliC lowesfc or best responsible T^3Ljy cl !„£? h 9?Lb us d riv *rs shall be employed subject to dismissal at any time for Incompetence, negligence, failJu r sV?a£e rf ° rm duty or for any otllcr ? nd ?dvisorv board shall have the right to reject any and all bids ?nd J e ?, d L. ertls 9 and M no satisfactory bid shall have been received after second notice, the trustee and advisory board may award the contract or contracts to anv competent or responsible person or persons, at a rate of compensation no higher than the bids submitted bv responsible bidders. The right is reserved to award contracts for such bus drivers for anv period of time not less than one vear nor more than four rears, but ln no event, for a period of time extending bevond the close of the school vear next succeeding the expiration of the terms of the present trustee and advisory board. All such contracts shall be awarded to residents of the township and the right is reserved to award said contracts for 1. 2. 3 or 4 vears and separate bids will be rec.ived for each of such periods and the right is alsso reserved to reject anv and all bids. Specifications and directions concerning school bus routes and the requirements of such drivers and the kind and amount of bond to be given and the means and methods of carrying on such services are on flle at said office and may there be examined bv anv bidders or parties Interested therein. Forms of bids mav be obtained at said office bv prospective bidders. _ 4 OMER GREEN. Trustee of Pirn Towash*

Legal Notices NOTICE OF BIDS FOR AWARDING OF CONTRACTS TO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS. Notice is hereby given that Maggie C. Maxwell, Trustee of Washington Township, Marion County. Indiana, will receive sealed bids for the services of | school bus drivers ln the school of said Washington Township for the ensuing first, second, third and fourth school years, for each year separately, and collectively, as follows: For the first ensuing school year; for the first and second ensuing school years; for the first, second and tnird ensuing school years; ( for the first, second, third and fourth ! ensuing school years; and contracts will i be awarded to school bus drivers for the said ensuing school year or years separately or collectively as aforesaid in each of the schools of said Washington Township, to the lowest and best responsible bidders. Each school year consists of nine (9) months). The Trustee and Advisory Board shall have the right to reject any and all bids and readvertlse If no satisfactory bid shall have been received, and after second notice thereof the Trustee and Advisory Board may award the contract or contracts to any competent person or persons at a rate of compensation which is no higher than the bid submitted by responsible bidders. The said Trustee and Advisory Board reserve the right to award the contracts for said services for the first school year, °r for the first and second ensuing school years or for the first, second and I third ensuing school years, or for the I first, second, third and fourth ensuing j school years collectively. No contract l shall be awarded to any driver unless he * resident of Washington Township. All bids must be ln the hands of the Trustee on or before 8 o’clock p. m. on Tuesday, July 21, 1931. Specifications for equipment will be on flle in my office at any time from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily i r rom hereof. There are eleven (11) specified bus routes. Bidders may secure complete description of bus routes, together with all other Information pertaining to these routes, by calling at the £m C( L °/ ss } ld Trustee. Bidders blanks win be furnished all applicants. The said Trustee and said Advisory ?n rescrve ri 2ht to reject any and an bids. ‘ _ MAGGIE G. MAXWELL, • Trustee, Washington Township. Marion t County. Indiana. I N °TICE OF AWARD OF CONTRACTS TO 1 FOH WAYNE TOWNt SHIP. MARION COUNTY. INDIANA. ! ls hereby given by the underf ?L ( \9. ed tn ‘stee of Wayne School TownIn S’ c ? u £ lty ; Indiana, that on I 2 H 8 o clock p. m. at his °m ce at R- .2. Box 639 on the Rocky,l'l?. r °ad two miles west of the city limits of Indianapolis, he will receive sealed bids for the services of school bus < n sc hools of Wayne TownI ?,v lp during the ensuing school year and likewise the ensuing school years not to extend bej/ond the end of the school year of 1934-1935 and at said time the Township Trustee and the Advisory Board of Wayne School Township, shall open the bids submitted and shall award the contracts for school bus drivers In the schools of such township for and during the ensuing school year period, not to be a period of time less han one year nor more than four years nor to extend beyond the school year of 1934-1935 and that said contracts will be let to the lowest and best responsible bidder, the ■right being reserved to award said contract for one, two, three or four years and separate bid will be received for each of such periods and the right is reserved to reject any and all bids. The specifications and descriptions concerning the school bus routes and the requirements of such drivers, together with the amount of bond to be given and the means and methods for carrying on such services are on file at the above described office of the Township Trustee and may there be examined by any bidders or parties Interested ln bidding. J. M. DUNN. Trustee of Wayne Township. ====■

Death Notices BELL WINDELL, CLIFFORD—BeIoved son of Clara May Bell, brother of Louise Bell passed away early Tuesday at hospital in Shelbyville. Funeral Wednesday 2 p. m., M. E. Church in Lawrence. Burial Oaklandon. Friends invited. Funeral under the direction of GEO. M’CARTY, FORTVILLE, Ind. FITZ. WILLIAM NEWTON—Husband of Olive D. Fitz. father of Helma Mae. Martha Javne. and William Hufford Fitz. passed away Monday morning. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Wednesday. 2 p. m. Burial Greenfield- Ind. Friends may call at the Morlgiary Tuesday afternoon and evening. (Greenfield and Newcastle Ind. papers please copy.) GARLAND. ROSEY LEE—Age 9 months, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Garland, died Monday. July 6. Funeral Wednesday. July 8. 2 o. m., at residence. 210 S. Addison St. Buriel Floral Park cemetery. Friends invited. GEORGE W. USHER in charge. GEIDER, CARL—Beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. N. Geider and brother of F. Earl and Dr. Roy A. Geider, passed away July 6, age 32 years. Services from residence, 1822 S. Talbot avenue, Thursday, July 9, at 3 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. WALD FUNERAL DIRECTOR. GULLIAN. THOMAS J.—Passed awav Monday morning at Genoa. 111. Funeral services at the FLANNER AND BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday-, 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crow-n Hill, in charge of North Park Masonic lodge. KERN. GEORGE P.—Age 71 vears. of 1122 Reid place, beloved husband of Mary Kern, father of Mrs. Lillie Becker. Mrs. Gertrude Herrmann. Mrs. Bessie Buxton. Charles W. and Raymond G. Kern, and grandfather of Marie Becker. Dorothea Wundram and Josephine Kern, passed away Monday. Julv 6. Services at family residence Thursday. Julv 9. 2 and m. Friends Invited. Interment Washington Park. LUCKEY. ROBERT ALVERNEN—BeIoved son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Luckey, brother of Jessie. Violet. Rosemary. George. Kathryn. Hope and Edna Luckev. departed this life Tuesday. Julv 7. age 20 vears. Funeral notice later. For informatlon call MOORE & KIRK. Ch. 3550. MILLER. HARRIETT E.—Beloved mother of William J. Miller and Mrs. Hessie Haberstick, departed this life Monday, July 6. age 60 years. Funeral Wednesday. July 8, at the Edgewood M. E. ehuren. Stop 7, Madison road. 10 a. m. Burial West Newton cemetery. Friends Invited. Friends may call at tne residence of her son. 1801 Thompson St. Funeral under the direction of MOORE & KIRK. MEYER. ROSE—Beloved sister of Harry. Oscar and Mary Meyer, passed away Sunday. July 5. 1931. 6:20 p. m.. age 55 vears. Funeral Wednesday. July 8, from fe. E. GROSS FUNERAL HOME. 1349 Madison Ave.. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial in Concordia cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home any time after Tuesday noon, SANDERS. FLORENCE ELLEN—Beloved wife of Charles J. Sanders, beloved mother of Mrs. Chester W. Cones and Miss Florence Blue Sanders, passed away Monday afternoon. Funeral services at the residence. 4239 Boulevard dace. Wednesday. 3 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. STEPHENS. J. J.—Passed on Sunday. July 5. 6:20 a. m.. age 75 years, beloved father of Mrs. Jane Ross. Mrs. Fannie Young. Mrs. Bonnie Taylor of Indianapolis. Mr. Jack Stephens of Houston. Tex. Funeral Wednesday. July 8. at residence. 2434 North Gale St., 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. HARRY W. MOORE IN CHARGE. LOYAL ORDER MOOSE—Officers and members of Indianapolis lodge, No. 17. th.s is to advise you of the death of Brother William Fields. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. ra., at 1227 N. Be".efontalne st. Members who can please attend. SAM'L L. MONTGOMERY, Dictator. Wk. ANDERSON, StcraUry,

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D ea th Notices LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE —Officers and members of Indianapolis lodge. No. 17, this ls to advise you of the death of Brother George Werbe. Funeral Wednesday. 4 p. m. at St. Paul’s church, Illinois and New York sts. Members who can please attend. SAM'L L. MONTGOMERY, Dictator. WM. ANDERSON. Secretary. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE —Officers and members of Indianapolis , Lodge No. 17, this is to advise you of the death of Brother James J. Stephens. Funeral Wednesday. 2 p. m., at the residence. 2434 N. Gale. Members who can please attend. SAMUEL L. MONTGOMERY. Dictator. WILLIAM ANDERSON. Secretary. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE—Officers and members of Indianapolis No. 17. this ls to advise vou of tne death of brother E. E. DeHart. Funeral Wednesday. 10 a. m. at residence. 2708 N. Dearborn. Members who can. please attend. (Signed) SAMUEL L. MONTGOMERY. Dictator. WM, ANDERSON. Secretary. Instructions IRVINGTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC “A SCHOOL THAT SHOWS RESULTS’* Special summer Rates. Pipe organ. Dramatics. Dancing. All Instruments taught, Ir. 0958. __ SPECIAL offer of six weeks free instruction for the enrollment fee and only cost $2. Lessons valued at $lO to S3O a term. Ir. 0958. FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR—To each new pupil; play popular muusic In 12 week# bv radio artists. Ch. 0521-J. M. Dollinger. Special Notices FREE DANCE—Sat. July 11. RAINBOW BARBECUE dance every Sat. and Sun. nights: modern and old time. Admission 25c. Emerson and Pendleton Pike. IF YOU DON’T FIND what you are looking for in the want ads todav. it may be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times classified ads dally Business Announcements BATH ROOM —Complete, S6O: plumbing 3k heating Installed: reasonable. Ta. 4057. OLD FLOORS REPAIRED Estl. Fum. Ir. 7478. WE will finance vour carpenter.” repair work. Southport 26C-J. Lost and Found

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LADY’S black purse, lost at 26th St. bathing beach. Considerable money and re- I ceipts. Liberal reward if returned to 335 , N. Sherman Dr., or call Dr. 4149, ' LOST—Corona portable typewriter west • side Roberts Park Church. N. Delaware ; St. Saturday. Please communicate with Walter H. Carnahan. Bloomington. Inriiana. Reward. ! LOST—Small white and tan male dog. 16 ] years old; no front teeth; gaiter neck. , Check No. 138 on collar. Reward. Call \ Ch. 4748, or return to 444 N. Bancroft ■ St. ! KITTEN—YeIIow Persian; lost from Dels- jj ware Flower Shop, 2922 N. Delaware St. . Reward. Ta. 3161. " LOST—Seven $lO bills between Illinois and ; Wash, and Washington hotel. Reward, i Call for Mrs. Jourden. Washington hotel, j LOST—Purse: black leahter; Ayres’ base- ■ ment Friday p. m. Finder please return • contents. Keep cash. 217 Board of Trade Bldg. LI. 2717, l WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER—With tan ears. ! tan on right eye. small black spot on j back of right ear, Hu. 2341. 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Two and three-piece suites ln variety of col- -4 ors and high grade covers. Formerly sold for Na. i 8 VJf / as high as? 259.00 Although slightly used, all S I / A- 1 are in splendid condition. Only s • m V GENEROUS TERMS 4T CASH PRICES COLONIAL FURNITURE CO. MERIDIAN AT MARYLAND ST.

Room for Rant With Board - ■■■• ■■ ■ —— ———— —— ! CENTRAL, 2850—Attractive airy rm. priv. J refined home, privileges reason. Ha. 2462-51 1 PARK. 833—Room and board, suitable. 1 or . 2; home privileges, Rl. 9930, \ Kent Housekeeping Rooms ASHLAND. 1634—2 connecting modern 1 rms., range. Private entrance. He. 4401. j ALABAMA, N., 2535—3 rms., well furj nlshed; running water; reas. Ha. 3407. I ALABAMA, N.. 2205 —2-room apartment; ' light, airy; $6. Ta. 7110. ; ASHLAND. 1635—4 rms. down, priv. bath; j porches, sink, range, garage, yard. , BELLEFONTAINE, 1131—2 2-rm. apts.’, ; overstuffed, sink, $5, $6.50. i BLVD. PL.. 3037—1-rm. kitchenette, for 1 I or 2. Private home. Ha. 0274-M. ' CAPITOL, N. 1641—Lovely, large, cool, ! front, next bath; priv. home. $4. Ta. 3857. CENTRAL AVE.—Cool apt., completely furn. Private entrance. Ta. 6724. , CENTRAL, 1960—2 nice cool rms. down; , sink; private porch. , j CENTRAL. 1404—2 large, cool rms.. down; sink, parking space. j COLLEGE, 820—Large, front, mod. house- ; keeping rm., also small sleeping rm.. $2. ; COLLEGE. 2630—2 nicely lurn. rms.. privj ate home: garage: $7. He. 5053. i DORMAN. N., 541—2 housekeeping rms.; i $5; private entrance. ; EAST—Large front room, kitchen; private f widow’s home. Ch. 3098. EAST. N.. 714 —Modern housekeeping apt.; ! everything turn.; private entrance. i FOUNTAIN SQUARE—2 ROOMS. $3.50. I 1017 PROSPECT ST. i HARLAN. 1117—4 rms.. Vi double; fur- ! nlshed; shade; big yard. Dr. 2432. ILLINOIS. N.. 2339—1. 2 and 3 kitchenette ? apt.. $3, $4. 65. $7.50 wk. Ta. 7110. ' NEW JERSEY, N.. 134—Good clean bouse--5 keening rooms. Rl. 4145. : NEW JERSEY, N.. 854—2-rm. completely fur, apt., airy, cool; priv. ent. LI. 3082. 1 NEW JERSEY, 1029 N.—Large housekeep^ \ lng room, kitchenette, auto space; $3.50. : OHIO, 540 E.—2 Front rooms; $4 week; i single rooms $2 up. : ORIENTAL, N.. 20—2 rms.. completely | furn. apt., private entrance, mod. LI. 9055. f PARK, 1655—Front, furn. apt.; large living ! and dining rm.. murphy bed. $8.50. ! SENATE. N.. 315; Apt. 30—2 connecting 1 rms., priv. ent., everything turn.; $7.50 wk ‘ TACOMA. N.. 425 —3-room lower apt.; J newly decorated; built-in features: over- | stuffed: pri. front & back ent.; reas. [ TACOMA. 15 N.—2-rm. kitchenette itpt., downstairs; adults: near carline. Ch. 6661, | TALBOTT. N.. 23311—Cozy front rm.. s kitchenette: employed girls; reas.: porch. 5 Ta. 7038. 5 WALCOTT. N., 333 —2-room apt., front j private entrance, garage, Rl. 1218. I TENTH. E.. 518—3-rm. apt.; furn. or un- ; furn.; prl. ent.; utilities furn. LI. 6149. Houses and Mats Furnished CENTRAL—CooI, clean, front 2 rms.. kitchenette; porch; priv. entr. Ta. 6724, CAPITOJU 2354 —Attractively furn. 3 and \ 4-room apts; $8 & $lO weekly; garage. ' NEW JERSEY, S., 910—5-rm. furnished, bath, modern, brick garage. ! ILLINOIS. S., 2860—Attractive 3-room i house: furnished. Be. 0112-R. WALNUT. E.. 115—3 rooms, private bath: 1 $lO. See housekeeper in basement. I WARMAN. N.. 229—Wanted couple to share | home; privileges or will board. i NORTH MERIDIAN—4-room furnished j apt.; Frlgidaire; bath. Li. 2662. i Ambassador Apt. Hotel REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTHLY RATES. ' Beautiful, modern, complete, furnished l or unfurnished, with or without hotel service, walking distance. 850 N. Penn- * svlvania street, or call Rl. 1371, j THE HAINES—BIOVa N. 111.; beautiful • furn, apt.; close In; reas. LI. 8884. ? 11TH. W.. 42—Nlcelv decorated kitchenette i apartment; all utilities furnished: $43. Call Apt. No, 1. THE GRANT. THE BERWICK 901 North New Jersey St.; 2 rooms with kitchenette and bath: newly refurnished; all utilities; low weekly rent. j Apartments for Rent BELLEFONTAINB. 2315—Recently redecorated lower apt.; 3 rms.. brth. heat, wat., gar furnished: reduced rent. Dr. 3300. BROADWAY. 2501—Why roast; have cool, clean, small apts.; come see. He. 283a. COLLEGE. 2414—3-rms.. sun parlor; garage, in-a-door bed; Frlgidaire. steam heat. SSO. He. 2064 or custodian in rear. i CENTRAL. 2342—5-rm. apt.; kitchen. I bath: ht.. wa. turn. He. 2783. Rl. 5994. j NEW YORK. W. 837—4 rms.; heat, water j turn.; suitable for doctor or dentist. i MANCHESTER, 962 N. I’ENN. I Bedroom apartment; Frig.daire: all ! utilities; from $3750 to $60.00. Li. 1781. NICE, airy apartment; newly decarated. ; Phone LI. 9912. i DARTMOUTH APTS. Mich.. E., 221. Ideal, cozy furn. or un- ; furn. apts.; utilities Included; S4O up. Indianapolis Rental Bureau Desirable apartments In any part of city, furnished end unfurnished, from $25 to $125. Transportation furnished. No charges or obligations. Li. 4507. evenings and Sunday. Wa. 0433. or Be. 3114. WASHINGTON. E.. 5016—5-rm. modern: shady, cool - front and back porches; good ! _he*R ln winter; Inducement. Ir. 6663. ; ATTRACTIVE ROOMS Ballard Apt 7; heat, water, light, elevator. 142 E. Ohio St. Reduced. Ri. 6412. Custodian or J. S- CRUSE REALTY CO. i COLORED—Lavem flat: 7-B; two rooms j and bath; $17,50. Li. 2662. Houses for Rent AUDUBON. S-, 392 —5-room mod. double. water pd., garage; $25. Ir. 1088. APPLEGATE. 1855—3-room single, city , water .lights, gas; $lO. Ri. 6441, BELLEVIEW. 8.. 40 —6-rm. dbl.. complete i bath, no furnace. $22.50: water pd. Be. J 3166. BROOKSIDE PKY.. S. DR. 2241—Modern 3-room double; sun parlor, breakfast rm.. hardwood floors, in-a-door bed: full basement; garage: S3O; wa. pd. Ch. 1942. 2207 Duke St. A-l small double, redecorated, garage. Very low rent. Gregory & Appel, Inc. LI. 7491 DRAPER. 1537—5 rooms, water paid, gas, elec.; nicely papered; sl6. Hu. 4368EDISON. 844 —6 rooms, bath close downtown: water paid, $25. Li. 4834, GENT. 2121—Vj. 4-rooom semi-modern double: square of Riverside car. • HIGHLAND AVE.. N.. 143—7 rooms, modI ern; good condition. I MARKET E. 932—Mod. 7-room brick f house: excellent condition. Wa. 1484. ' NEW JERSEY. N-. 2809—6-room mod. dou- ! ble: redecorated; garage. Ch. 0800-M. PARKER. 805 —5-rm. mod. double; S2B: garage; ready move ln. Hu. 2105. RICHLAND. N.. 253—5-rm. mod., garage: Mr. Newbury. Be. 0869 or Be. 4723. RALSTON. 4930 Four-bedroom home, modern: 2-car garage: excellent condition: S4O. SCHMID & SMITH. INC- REALTORS. 1 SINGLETON. 2166—0 rooms, mod., garage: J near Garfield Park. SINGLETON. 1854 —5 rooms, mod.; - garage; S3O to responsible party. Sr. 5045.

| Houses for Rent I SHELBY. 826—4 rms.. gas. elec., water toilet, near Fountain Eqsl2, Dr. 2084. 218 S. Summit Five-room single: sls. Gregory & Appel, Inc. LI. 7491 MADISON AVE.. 905—3 rooms. $10; also 5 rooms. sl2. WISCONSIN ST.. 319—Clean 5-rm.: semimod.; newly painted; gar„ sl4. Rl, 0645. 29TH, W., 856—5-rm., semi-mod. double; water pd.; garage: S2O. Ha. 4058. ONE MONTH FREE 2005 Bellefontalne; 5 rooms, upper duplex: mod.: garage; S2O. SCHMID & SMITH. INC., REALTORS. Modern Double, North Six rooms, good condition: garage, 2837 N. Delaware. Special inducement. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL- 122 E. Market. COLORED—IO4S W. 25th; 4-room cottage; good location, near school. Ha. 2189. COLORED 125 S. Webster Nice four-room bungalow In South Irvt ington. Only $12.50. Gregory & Appel, Inc. LI. 7491 , Business Places for Rent • PRIVATE ROOM—Reception room, tele- ■ phone, stenographer. Cholc-3 location. Li. | 9662. Houses for Sale | • North SIOO DOWN—S3S per month. 5111 Hovev. I 5 rooms, modern; newly painted, will i decorate to suit purchaser. Price now i $4,150 clear. HOOSIER FUNDING CORP., ■ LI. 7890. J. H. ALBERSHARDT. Hu. 6124. East BY OWNER—Bungalow; 5 rooms, modern; ! 615 N. Dearborn St., near churches and schools. Phone Ch. 5351-W. South ' FLETCHER AVE., 1310—4 rms.; complete ‘ bath; paved street and alley; double gar- > age; vacant; excellent location. SI,BOO. . Terms to suit. LAWRENCE J. SEXTON. I Realtor, Indiana Trust Bldg. Ri. 7151; i Ir. 0626, Cottages and Resorts FOR RENT—Furnished cottage; good fish- . lng. bathing; $5 a week. Inquire Wil- ' Hams cottage, Knightstown Lake. ___ ■ SPEND your vacation at Williams cottage ■ at Knightstown Lake; good meals, fishji lng, bathing, golfing $lO a week. FOR SALE)—Two lots, furnished cottage f in fine condition; price $250. Ir.squire at : Williams cottage. Knightstown Lake. 1 LAKE front mod. cottages. Call Millerst ville. Ideal Beach. Schaefer Lake or Ch. t 0102. Indianapolis. Ind. 1507 North Gale . ~ - ~ ... , ... ..-—- \ Real Estate for Exchange j 5-ROOM Semi-modern, street improvements paid. Mortgage onlv $1,450. Trade ! for small farm or cattle, hogs or sheep. ■ SHIEL & CHAPIN. 220 N. 111, St. LI. 4466, ■ TRADE S2OO equity 5-room bungalow; ’ clear lot; stand, car or what? SNYDER. - 221 Kp st Pratt, St. TRY T'MES WANT ftOR FOH BUSINF-S3 Household Goods j ICE BOXES 5 Take advantage of our discount sale. ? Many ice boxes at big reduction. j POLAR ICE AND FUEL COMPANY 2009 Northwestern Avenue. j 10 PIECE Walnut dinin grm, linen Friese i living rm., early American maple bed- ! room, breakfast sets, ooccasional chairs and tables, rugs, walnut beds $7 50 vanities $lO. dressers $10.50. will sacrifice. 2428 North Meridian St. (ELECTRIC Portable Singer Sewing tna- | chine. $1 places a machine In your ; home. 405 Mass. Ave. Li. 8463 or Dr. ; 2474. ■ GAS STOVE —Furniture, pianos, sewing ( machines, refrigerators; all in good con- ; dition and cheap as you want them. Dej livery free. 127 W. Georgia St. ) SEWING MACHINES, ooriame eiectnc i Singer and other makes as low as $35 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 126 W I Ut Ri 9718 ; SECRETARY—With highbov book case. • antique mahogany; reasonable. 1316 N. ‘ Oakland. • THOR WASHER—Running condition; ! $11.50. 1117 E. Michigan St. | ICE BOXES, gasoline, coal oil range; cook { stoves. 1236 Oliver Ave Be, 2456. i FURNITURE, stoves, rugs: new. used: ! easy terms. Open eve. Barrett. 868 Vlrgin'a GAS RANGES ; $5 UP. CHAS. KOEHRING 882 Va. Ave. 1 ELECTRIC sewing machine; good condi- ; tion; very reasonable. Rl. 5808. j MAKE vou>- own dresses Buv Singer sewing machines as low as $lO Singer Bew- ! lng Machine Cos. 838 Va Ave Dr 2474 i • Musical Instruments SPLENDID upright piano, bargain for quick sale: priced S2O. WILKING MUSIC { CO.. 120 E. Ohio St. ' BALDWIN GRAND—Mahogany case. $197. . A real buv. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E. Ohio. EBERSOLE Mahogany upright piano; good . condition: priced $35. WILKING MUSIC CO.. J2O E. Ohio St. VOBE & SON mahoganv upright, good sub- ! stantial instrument: price S3O. WILKING j MUSIC CO- 120 E. Ohio St, > SAXOPHONES—lnvestigate our free les- ; son and easv payment plan. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800. PRACTICALLY new Wurlitzer Grand: $365 > Your old piano taken in on same. This ls a buv. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E ' Ohio St. i IP YOU SEE a want ad that Interests vou. ’. answer it todav the opportunity mav be gone tomorrow. ' | Machinery & Tools For Sale Cheap Two Ilg Exhaust Fans: 36-ln„ S-Dbase. j 60-cycle. 220 volts. 565 R. P Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151 Store-Office Supplies f Unusual bargains, all makes *eeond- : hand typewriters. Ah make* rented. $2.50 j one month. 3 months. *6. Woodstock Typewriter Cos., Fact. Br. ; 317 N Penn Pt LI 4712 Coal and Wood j FREDRICK COAL CO. f 801-899 Beecher St. Dr. 1792 , ” Radio and fcquipment CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK—CaIIs. 50c: ■ Aerials. $3. He. 4406. * l RADIOS—S29.6O AND T_t 1694 N. ILU SO. 2875. JJJ

JULY BARGAINS ’2B Hupp Century 6 sport coupe $450 ’3l Model Plymouth sedan 475 ’2B Marmon sport coupe, 6 wire wheels 495 ’29 Dodge Senior sedan, w. w 595 ’29 Chevrolet sport sedan, side mounted 395 ’3l Chrysler new 6 sedan 895 ’3l Model Hupp sport sedan, 6 wire wheels 995 ’29 Marmon 78 sport sedan, 6 wire wheels 675 ’3O Model Chrysler 70 brougham 695 ’2B Packard De Luxe sedan 775 ’29 Chevrolet 6 roadster 200 ’3O Ford coupe 395 ’27 Chrysler brougham 315 ’2B Chevrolet Coach 200 ’29 Ford Tudor 275 ’29 Chrysler 75 coupe 695 ’2B Chrysler 72 sport coupe 395 ’2B Chrysler 72 sedan 395 Chrysler 65 coach 475 ’29 Studebaker Commander sedan 495 '29 Ford sport coupe 295 ’29 Model Graham-Paige 619 sedan, 6 wire wheels.. 395 ’2B Nash advanced sedan 395 ’27 LaSalle sport sedan, side mounted 445 Packard roadster 85 Studebaker sedan CARL H. WALLERICH 209 W. North St. . LI. 5588. Don’t Lose Your Auto! AND REFINANCING RIDE WHILE YOU PAY Legal Rate Cash at Once—No f Loan by Phone No Red Tape—No | I If You Wish Endorsers | I Our Representative Will Call If payments are too large we will make them smaUer LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE 4 RlJcy 1321

Radio and Equipment Hot Weather Specials . Phtlco Console .$55.00 _ , Atwater Kent Jewel Box 18 tubes ' ••• 8 Tube Radio Majestic Super Only Het 59 00 $29.00 Freshman ConComplete. sole 29.00 Crosley “Mate” 39.50 Also Battery Sets $17.50 Complete^ RADIO BARGAIN SHOP 225 E. Wash. St. WE REPAIR anv make oPradio; service calls 75c: aerials Installed $3. Service. I a. m. to 12 p. m. Ta. 5240. Miscellaneous for Sale WHY PAY MORE Sand boxes with canopy 10-ft. play slides 1100 Folding canvas cots 2.39 Folding steel beds 6.75 Folding steel table and chairs 6.75 Camp stoves, instant lighters 3.79 Childs play tents 6x6 4.25 7x7 wall tents 1000 12x15 waterproof covers 7.00 Reclining chairs 300 All sizes waterproof covers. All weights and widths of waterproof and white canvas in stock. See us and save m HOOSIER TARPAULIN & CANVAS GOODS COMPANY. TODAY’S SPECIAL Sterling triple screen grid midget; regular $69.50. One only, goes to Ist customer for $39. Hurry. KEMPLER RADIO CO. 36 Virginia Ave. RJ. 3235. NEW and factory rebuilt eiecmc a:r compressors. Easy terms. Meier Electric & Machine Cos.. 3525 East Washington Ir. 1151. All guaranteed. ROTTI STONE Jars. reduced IjU J XAjIUo prices. We deliver. West End Bottle Cos.. 534 W. Pearl St. LI. 8085, NEW and factory reouilt electric water pumos. Liberal terms and trade. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. All guaranteed. CASH FOR USED SCHOOL BOOKS. CRAWFORD DRUG CO. 813 N. DELAWARE. LI. 1800. INVALID CHAlß—Upholster id. adjustable back, good condl. 141_N. Highland Ave. ELECTRIC FAN— 12-incb direct current; Cheap. Rl. 4384. 4 ELECTRIC pumps, bargains or expert, repair service. Call He. 2547. CINDERS— 3 yds.. $2: also sand and gravel; will deliver. Ir. 2820. 100 all copper wash boilers, $2.50 each. High grade 100% pure motor oil, 5 gal. can, $2.50. Maple rocking chairs for porch, yard or sunroom, $2.50 each. High grade animal spray, 5 gal. can, $3.00. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Capitol and South St. BABY carriage in excellent condition; very reasonable. Ha, 3568-W. Pets PEDIGREED Springer Spaniels; 3 months old. 3318 W, Michigan. Be. 2105. Live Stock FOR SALE—Three jersey cows in country; good flow of milk. Li. 2662. Barter and Swap DEGAN Xylophone, trappers model, sale or trade for used car. 2105 Ringgold ave. Miscellaneous Wanted FURNITURE OP ALL KINDS BOMEB COM PI.ETE PREFERRED. HODGES AUCTION HI 2019 CASH FOR FURNITURE NO ONE CAN PAY MORE. CALL WERLEY HUMBOLDT 7274 PIRaT. Money to Loan FURkVfURE AUH@)ANS Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St RI. 4974 AUTO LOANS Don’t Lose Your Auto We will pay off your present loan, advance you more money, making your payments very small. SACKS BRO° LOAN CO. 308 Indiana Ave. RI. 5994. AUTOS FURNITURE LOANS EQUITABLE FINANCE CO. 219 E. Ohio St U. 6603 LOANS —On furniture Rate per month 1% Lowest in city. OTHER COMPANIES PAID OFF Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association 330 Occidental Bldg. £& 3587

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Money to Loan "• oS j} Auto Supplies and Repairs SAVE 50% ON ANY JOB” Complete overhaul. 4s. $lB 8s JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON m TTi TRY TIMES WANT APS FOR BUSINESS. L Automobiles for Sale "special tod a y~only J3ol^y2^ r §H E VROLET u CO B jj||o d Pontiac 1 Sa& ? aCn - ,rw - ‘“•“gnfc jh'j&’S? ooo K ; “'ssa~snirs aflij jjwEß“<a.lS& 1 down 1 anv 0e s budKet ; 375 £hevr°let Cos. _ Bargains In Used Car&T 921-23 Vlr t ,t„rL Al i SON BR O 6 tr.nreJutt^t 1931 Chevrolet Chevrolet, 1926, Coach Dr?c°e! d ea t s r v an t S e?S, r s t,lUOa “ a V6r * Browning Gent Cos., Inc. Tenth and Merlidan. r| 9555 Yu/ re U a b l l,e b r uy Dra o C fe ai i2 V BS. neW - ° ne Lauth Chevrolet Cos. ,3547 E. Wash. Bt. Tr ~,* CB fVROLET COUPEI T555—000d top fn ot *sV reS ir^ nd . palnt lob ?°°d. Ready to n?Ahffo 5 r- Easy terms - Indianapolis AutoAve b Dr°3B&i ny ’ toc ” 106 b Virginia Pordor Sedan, 1930; has 3 window style; priced low, only $425 Terms. C. O. WARNOCK, 819 E Washlngton St. LI. 8396. washFORD—I 929 FOP.DOR~sedan; low mlleaec - GENT CO Pr iNP do J r i' BR OWNIIId - Mr CQ - INC - 10th and Meridian st>. $lO0 &re ' Looks lik ® n * w - Down Davme&t Jft Sout^S?,dfcn^t o** 0 ** u = N Q^ K - 819 E Washington St. Li. 8396. 1930l 930 . < s?. brJolet: beautiful yellow- 5 care-*ill’^ hiS c l r r> bas had exceptional INC ’ Inrh d ° BROWNING GENT CO.! INC., 10th and Meridian, rl 8655 X S*rHare Chevrolet Cos. __ Rl- 5325 Y £9 R ° Coupe 1930. , A. like anew car: only $395. Terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos. -S4O-E. RL 6323 A 19 . 27 JORDAN SEDAN 4 , 4S faee . n . waiting for: cnlv $125 420 LA N TH C^ P tcI MOYER RETAIL - ™c. j 75 S® mrA&iw: this one before vou buy $275 420 L N AT C H a a MOYER RETAIL ' T rucks X CHEVROLET m ton truck* 1920 In excelient shaDe: only $350. Tirana! Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. St. Rj 532 j rpRD 1929-1 test of condition. FRANK HATFIELD rp, 823 N. Capitol Rj W2B FORD—Model AA lVi-ton truck! dual on!y *436- Terms, c. O. WARNOCK. 819 E. Wash. Bt. Ll. 8396. Automobiles Wanted WILL—Pi? ct*h lot 9oui cat ot vow ‘‘"‘“l WOLF AUTO CO. I Ml M OaoIIoL WE PSY CASH Any and all make* and models. No delay. NORTHWESTERN SALES CO.^^ 8829 NwUIfUUS