Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 61, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1931 — Page 11

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FOUrE SMASH 'M, RESUMING 'RACKET DRIVE ‘Suit Club’ Lottery Owners ‘Welshed’ on Larger Prizes, Cops Say. An alleged lottery, in which the few chances to win were reduced further, it Is charged, by refusal of operators to pay large prizes, was smashed Monday afternoon as police continued their drive against Indianapolis rackets. Known as the “tailors' pool,” the alleged lottery was operated under the guise of a suit club, members gaining admission by purchase of $1 tickets for forty weeks, entitling them to a cheap suit of clothes and the “privilege” of “playing the alleged lottery. Sergeant Edwin Kruse and squad raided the offices of L. J. Reynolds & Cos., 501-03 Lemcke building, arresting Mitchell Levin, 41, and Robert ZefT, 36, of the Severin, and Edward Kelly, 29, and Irving Goldman, 38, of the Wesley. $ Face Lottery Charge Levin and ZefT, alleged operators, charged with keeping a room lor pool selling and operating, a lottery scheme and gift enterprise. Kelly and Goldman, who are said to have admitted they were salesmen and collectors, were charged with operating a lottery scheme and gift enterprise. According to police, Levin and 2efl admitted operation of the pool, snd said that they did not pay the large prizes. These were supposed to run as high as SSOO for the Saturday grand award and $250 for daily high. More than a month ago The 'l'lmes bared the inner workings of lotteries, pools and rackets in which wage-earners throw away thousands of dollars weekly and stand but a small chance of winning if the pool is conducted “on the square.” Agents “Happen” to Win The Times also revealed that the majority of the priz3 awards are crooked and often operators do not pay or their agents “happen” to hold prize tickets. The suit club guise under which the alleged lottery was operated was supposed to bring returns to ne “members,’’ in that they received part interest in a suit every time they paid for a $1 ticket in the pool. According to police, much of the evidence that resulted in issuance of the search warrant was supplied by a former ticket holder. He is said to have played the pool fourteen weeks, winning sl. Police said the victim told them he had demanded return of his money in the •cuit club," but Levin and Zeff refused to give it to him. Members’ Names Found Records seized in the offices revealed names of hundreds of small wage earners as “members.” Names of 200 persons said to have been awarded small prizes as “bait” in the alleged racket also were included in the records. Ralph Altmeyer, 30, of 435 Centennial street, manager of the Art Deer poolroom, 206 Indiana avenue, was arrested by police Monday afternoon on charges of pool selling and keeping a gaming device. Officers said they found several books of baseball pool tickets.

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Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: William F. Phifer, 963 North Pennsylvania street. Essex coach. 764-209, from in front, of 963 North Pennsylvania street. Oliver H. Collins. 440 North Gray street, Bulck coach. 750-168. from Riverside park. Indiana Motorist Association. 508 North Meridia,n street. Ford sedan, 758-637, from rear of 308 North Meridian street.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Jack Carr, Illinois and Walnut streets. Ford truck, found at Tibbs avenue and Washington street. STATE BANK~TAX LAW TO GET COURT RULING McMasters to Decide Discrimination Charge in Suit. Whether the Indiana taxing law discriminates against national banks will be decided in a ruling next week by William S. McMaster, special judge in superior court four. - Judge McMaster announced this today, following hearing on a suit to enjoin collection of taxes on national bank stock, brought by the Indiana Bankers’ Association. A temporary restraining order how is in effect against county officials to prevent collection of the taxes. '• The bankers’ association started the taxation fight two years ago, charging stock holders in national banks are not permitted to deduct outstanding indebtedness from the assessment levied by the state tax board. Stock holders in other financial Institutions are granted this privilege, the suit charges. SNEAK THIEFJGETS $46 Loots Office of Downtown Firm; Two Women Are Victims. A sneak thief looted the office of the Burtcn-Thomas Advertising Company, 216 Big Four building, Monday afternoon, fleeing with two gurses containing $46. Tire thief, owever, dropped a $5 geld piece in his flight. Mrs. Thelma Burton, 1730 East Twelfth street, said her purse contained $1.40 and Miss Eunice Johnson, 927 Spruce street, said the thief obtained $45 from her pocketbook. RAPS PLATES’ SHIFTING Mayr Works on Plan to Increase Auto License Revenue. Plan to increase revenue on license plates by forcing auto dealers to equip each auto or truck with separate plates was being worked out today by Frank Mayr Jr., secretary of state. Dealers’ licenses are to be used only on cars that are for sale. Mayr £IIe charged many dealers in lapolis and Indiana shift the to various cars and trucks.

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By Times Special NEW ALBANY. Ind., July 21.—Upon recommendation of Mrs. Lillie M. Kurfess, Floyd county probation officer, four boys were sentenced in juvenile court here not to see a motion picture show for a year and to report to her weekly. The boys, ranging In age from 8 to 13 years, styled themselves “The Secret Six Gang,” robbed stores of five occasions, taking cigarets, pastry and candy. They said they copied methods they had seen in a gangster movie.

VALUE GF RAIL LINES DROPPING, BOARD IS TOLD U. S. Commission Given Cost Figures at Rate Hike Hearing, By United Pres * WASHINGTON, July 21.—The interstate commerce commission announced that the reproduction cost of the country’s railroads would be $21,581,016,255 at this time. The estimate was made public in an exhibit introduced by the commission in hearings on the railroad petition for a 15 per cent freight rate increase. The exhibit showed that the original cost of ali railroads was $22,092,107,613. Original Cost Cited A year ago, the railroads property would have cost $22,269,536,110, according to the commission's bureau of valuation, which presented the statistics. The exhibit was introduced for the information of all concerned in the hearings and showed that present spot prices were so low that the railroads could be reproduced at the present time for less than the original cost. Spot prices of 1930 were such that it would have cost nearly $200,000,000 more than they cost originally to reproduce the roads. The original cost of the railroads was given by districts as follows: Eastern, $9,274,120,675; southern, $3,989,924,104; western, $8,828,062,839. Point to Reproduction The reproduction costs less depreciation based on spot prices of 1931 are: Eastern, $9,140,510,486; southern, $3,663,154,615; western, SB,777,351,151. The reproductions costs by districts for 1930, less depreciation, are: Eastern, $9,432,273,852; southern, $3,776,275,804; western, $9,060,986,424. The reproduction new cost, based on 1931 spot prices, was $27,189,657,479 for all districts and all classes of roads. The 1930 reproduction new cost for all districts and all classes of railroads was $28,056,475,952. Defend Rate Boost C. E. Hockstedtler, traffic director of the Chicago Association of Commerce, testified that his organization was supporting “a reasonable increase in freight rates.” Donald Moore, traffic manager of the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce, testified that his organization supported the railroads’ petition in the belief that “an upward trend in railroad revenues would stimulate a like action in business generally and aid in restoring prosperity.” Moore said the carriers “have about reached the limit in reducing operating expenses outside of a reduction in wages of railway employes, which should be done only as a last resort.” FIRE CISTERNS ARE~ ORDERED ABANDONED I Upkeep Exceeds Their Value, Board of Safety Is Told. Horses long ago left the service of the city fire department and today the safety board Ordered fiftyfive old cisterns be abandoned. Since the age of motored apparatus with pumping equipment, the old cisterns, dug in the days when water works failed now and then, have been used but little. Only two instances of their use have been recorded in the last four years. The cisterns were dug on private property in various sections of the city. Maintained by the city they were used as emergency water supply sources. Chief Harry Voshell today told the board the cost of upkeep now far exceeds their value to the department. INJURED SWIMMER - DIES Youth Succumbs to Broken Neck After Dive in Shallow Water. By United Press BALTIMORE, Md., July 21.—A thirty-six-hour fight against death, 1 waged by a Portsmouth tVa.) youth at South Baltimore general hospi- ■ tal, ended Monday night when James Rich, who broke his neck in a dive into shallow water at Fort Smallwood Sunday, succumbed to : his injuries. Rich dived into about two feet of water from the park pier, burying i his head in the sand. He was dragged to the shore by another swimmer and brought to the hospii tal here. MAYOR RECEPTION HEAD Sullivan Accepts Chairmanship of Industrial Committee. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan has accepted the chairmanship of the reception committee which will welcome visitors to the annual All-In-diana Industrial Exposition at the state fairground, Sept. 28 to Oct. 4, it was announced today. Remaining members of the com- j mittee will be selected within a few days. The Manufacturers’ building in which the show will be housed has been mapped off into 268 booths, varying * n size from 10x10 feet to 20x30 ir’.

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Legal Notices AUCTION SALE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will offer for sale at their place ot business, 445-447 E. Court st., Indianapolis, Indiana, Tuesday morning, 9 a. m., August 11, 1931, the following personal property: One lot of household goods stored under the names of: R. T. Adams, Cyril Boling, Frank Broz, Constable, Loris Chowning, M. P. Dortch, Grace Harris, Lester Harvey, Abe Hurley, Stanley McMahon, Constable, Mary Mathers, Nathan Pollet, F. M. Redmon, C. D. Rogers, Ray Sherick, Mabel Sturtevant, J. H. Kemp, Harold Marshall and Alva Tolle. Held by them in storage; said sale being made to defray expenses of storage and other charges. Sale will be for casn and public. SANITARY STORAGE COMPANY. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING. (Postponement) ,„£ üblic Service Commission Docket No. 10048. In the matter of the petition of Manufacturers Natural Gas Association, Inc., for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to supply natural gas for commercial, industrial and manufacturing purposes in Marion County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled £f u ® e in the House of Representatives, n ,r eboUfiC ' Indianapolis, Indiana, at 12 1 931 ° CIC 8 ‘ m ‘ 0a Wednesda y. Aug. Public participation in this hearing is requested by the Commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDDVNA. t BY , J * w * McCARDLE, Chairman. Indianapolis, Indiana. July 20, 1931. LE ip A L NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING. 10439 110 Service Commission Docket No. In the matter of the petition of Indiana L ec i‘ ;c Puv.'ci" Company and fl°, rtbern In c!iana Public Service Company, for approval of lease. hereby given that the Public Service Commission cl Indiana will conduct public hearing in the above entitled cause in the room of the Commission at Indianapolis, Indiana, at 10 o'clock a. m on Monday, Aug. 3, 1931. Public participation in this hearing is requested by the Commission. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION „ OF INDIANA. , .. BY J- W. M'CARDLE. Chairman. Indianapolis. Indiana .Tniv 20, 1931. Auction PUBLIC AUCTION The fohowing merchandise will be sold at public auction by the Big Four Ry. Cos. (New York Central Lesseei, in 'their Unclaimed Freight Station. Coiner Capitol ave. and South st.. Indianapolis. Indiana, Wednesday, july 22, 1931. Inspection of V ll i s dierchandise may be made Tuesday, July 21, 1931, from 8 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Auction will start promptly 9:30 a. m. Wednesday July 22, 1931. l steel hf. bbl. lubg. oil; l bbl. earthenware; 2 cs. ss y ysu;s rasa, wasrsu butter boxes S. U.; 57 ctns. display fixtures; 30 bxs. Honey Boy Cracker Jack; I cs. circulars; 40 cs. and 3 kits paint 3 bxs. and 1 crt. carnival tent* 1 rtn washing fluid in bottles; 3 ctns. dry goods; II bags stock salt; 4 cs. chewing gum: 6 ATo S ii ?, cues i 1 ctn * cll air seats; 1 crt. small buffet; lamps, stove parts, candles, h°rc. washing machine tubs, laundry J adio cabinet, soil pipe, brooder ™°™ e ‘iA er i? ery: . A 3 -compartment white pore, kitchen sink; 1 cs. auto door glass; in PC i. ru . bbei \ £UCtion hose 3 in. by 25 ft.; i ß^s Plasterboard; 1 factory wash sink; 1 used Pontiac coupe. J- K. VANCE F. O. A. Death Notices —Beloved husband hLfhir de ? r fa ther of John Jr. and pother of Mrs. Nora Hopper, passed awav at his home 1053 W. 34th.. Monday. July -0. Funeral Wednesday. July 22. 2 and. m add ress. Friends invited. Buriai Washington Park cemetery. LYONS, MARGARET-Age 76 years, fce°'med mother of Mrs. &E. Dunn.’ Columbus. O.; Mrs. R. P. Siewert, Toledo, 0., Mrs. William R. Reed, Harrisburg and D Ws ir A1 r ert Kln Slery, William s’. Waher E. Lyons, and Mrs. Harry C. I ndlan apolis. passed awav TuesJu iY„ 21 - at Columbus, O. Funeral paj-ti w * l l arrive Wednesday, July 22 Fnends m ' mn T me funeral Ri'’en later! PtmTOir“L^ all . at FINN BROS. St UN HOME. 1639 North Meridian anyt;me after p p, m„ Wednesday. MRS. JAMES—Mother of Mrs Nnh'^f r ° T rn i erl y of Hartford Citv and Was*<f SV Fifnoro?'' pa ? sed away in Boston & BUChInIm Ser ''l CeS at ‘he PLANNER a m cIIANAN mortuary Wednesday 11 ln£delp F h r £ n^ lnVited ' Interment ’ l\ “Sbh p " £l yssi ve i,i*">w; jgnai Invited! Sfe. tW®'ft sum R.!?.P?i RD T F 's, ther ' "n. P.vdlnana Kanaall of Beech r.rnvp passed away Monday, July 20°' Frierds MrMKMas a*. ■YrUNv seventh el e r 4 sldenca - 707 East Flfty-c-emng. St ” WeQaesda y afternoon and Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM ~ „ Mortuarv. Phone Be. 1588 1321 V/. Rav at ROY J. TOLIN 823-925 English. Dr 69M W. T. BLASENGYSf" George Grinsteiner run.™ direct.,. 512 e. u.r,„ UNDERTAKERS ‘ HIBEY & TITUS Delaware. Li. 3821 fural Parlors, ambulance ane modern automotive eaulnment Dr 0321 and Dr 0322 IF YOU DONfFIND what vou are lookinc for in the want ads today, it mav be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times classified ads daily, Personals YOUNG woman author would like to meet other women interested in writing as a profession. Ad. Times Box A-204. DETECTIVES—Private. CONFIDENTIAL 625 Lemcke Bldg. Fv 1864; evea., Hu. 3107. W. O. SACHS. paiiSwr and decorator. Interior specialist, 1106 Spann Ave. Dr. 4666.

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Instructions IRVINGTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC “A SCHOOL THAT SHOWS RESULTS” Special summer Rates. Pipe organ. Dramatics. Dancing. All instruments taught. Ir. 0956. SPECIAL offer of six weeks free instruction for the enrollment fee and only cost $2. Lessons valued at $lO to S3O a terra. Ir. 0956 Special Notices 1 WISH to invite all my .old friends and customers to my new location ROOM 24 PEMBROKE ARCADE. J. W. BRITCHETT. Sanitary Barber Shop Business Announcements oliTfloors repaired - Estl. Furn. Ir. 7478. MONOGRAMMING—3 beautiful initials; both sides of car: any design, for $1; pure gold leaf or black shaded. Ri. 3073. Baih room—Complete. 560. oiumoing & _heatjng Installed: reasonable. Ta. 4037 EO YOU NEED ANY LIGHT PLUGS? Let us repair or install them. FRANK ELECTRIC CO.. Li. 5962, BUILDING, contracting, general repair work. Call me for esti. NELSON. Be. 3157. Storage and Transfer LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER-Fire-proof storage nouse. Store new. Day 6 months later. No charge for hauling. PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO 419 E Market Ri. 7750 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO.—Prices reasonable. Call at all times. Ta. 3741, MOVING s3—You help. $1 less: auick service: careiul white men. Ch. 5840. CARLIN TRUCKING'CO. Cash or 30 days. Li. 9789. Ch. 1702-J. STORAGE—Overland hauling. S3 & $4 per load: insured. GEORGE'S VANS. Dr. 5611. LET RUSSELL TRANSFER move you on credit: 30 davs. Ri. 3455. Res.. Be. 4353. STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads, packing. California shipment. Ri. 3628. RI. 6561. Nights, Ch. 0699-W. OTTO J. SUESZ Lost and Found Finders of Lost Articles That have been advertised in this column will receive two guest tickets for The Apollo Theater To See 'HUSH MONEY” | When you have returned the article ! to its owner, ask him to call Miss Joe I at THE TIMES WANT AD DEPART- ! MENT and sav that you have returned the article and tickets will be mailed at once. LOST—Man’s blue pin-striped coat from taxi, either on S. Meridian or W. Morris st.; reward. Ha. 2442. BOY away on visit: pet brindle Boston bull strayed: name "Brownie.” Reward. He. 4457, 2508 Bellefontaine St. LOST —Elgin watch, with black leather fob and Harvard emblem. Reward. Phone Ri. 2990, or Ha. 3009-W. FORD—Tire and wheel at county line Sunday. Call Hu, 5857. POLICE DOG—Black and brown; name ‘•Bud.” Reward. Southport 41: eve. BLACK female hound pup; white spots; since July 4th. Reward, Hu. 3822. TOY. fox terrier, brown and white, name ‘‘Jeff," lost June 21. Reward. HU. 3036. LOST—Polly parrot. Reward. 1054 Eugene. Ha. 1955-J, Painting and Papering PAPER HANGING—ISo per roll. PlasterIng. cleaning. VAN & SON. Dr. 3299. PAPER CLEANlNG—Excellent service $1 a room. O'DONALD. Ri. 4628. PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning: esti. free. Ch. 2004, FRANK JACKSOfr. Ir. 2415. PAPER HANGING—S 4 rm.; A-l paper furnished. C. TUTTLE. Be. 1964. Rooms for Rent CENTRAL, 2432—Beautiful furnished rm. with private bath; gar., ideal home. COLLEGE, 1427—Laj-ge front rm. down; outside ent.; gentleman pref. Ri. 8104. COLLEGE. 2620—Large, front rm., alcove, 2 or 3 men preferred. He. 1080. COLLEGE, 2344—Nicely fur. rm.; Ist fl.; hot water; no other roomers. He. 5537. CENTRAL CAR—S 27 E. 12th; lovely, large, front, mod., pri. home: 53.50: $3. Ri. 7108. DEQUINCY. 317 —Lovely airy rm.. priv. nome. gar, near car, bus. Ir. 5013. GLADSTONE. N., 32—2 pleasant connect. mis., adj. bath: kiteh. privl.: ga.; $5.75. MERIDIAN! lU 1927—1 large front rm., just right for 2; nicely furnished: modern. MERIDIAN. N.. 520—Apt. 24; cool, nicely furnished front room. MASS. AVE., 540—Clean, mod. outside rms, Attachable showers; S4 up. Li. 0665. NEW JERSEY, n!! 614—Sleeping and housekeeping rooms. Li. 9345. NEW JERSEY! n!! 2125—Front airy rm. No other roomers. Ha. 1290. ORIENTAL. 20 N.—l front unfurn. rm.: also furn. steeping rm. Li. 9055, PARKVIEW. 18—Cln., front rm.: no other roomers: garage; breakfast if desired. VERMONT. W.. 36—Savoy. Apt. No. 10; single rm.: gentleman; $4: eleva. Li. 9013. WASH. BLVD.—north, of 51st; large front room: beautifully fur.; private home; business man preferred. Hu. 8468. WASHINGTON BLVD., 3600—Lovely home for business woman. Hu. 3274. LARGE clean turnished room: next bath* private home. Dr. 5518. ST. DENIS HOTEL, 136 W. MARKET CLEAN RMS . LOW RATES. DOWNTOWN PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.: hot. cold water: $5 wk. with bath. S7 wk. Cool rms. A real summer home: ladies, gentlemen. 232 S. 11l HOTEL ANTLERS 750 N. MERIDIAN Special Summer Rates 2 PEOPLE sl4-sls-sl6 PER WEEK Tub or shower oaths, rooms newly decorated and furnished, swimming pool: moderate priced coffee shop. Free parking all for vour convenience, within walking distance of Circle. LINCOLN 2351. HOTEL EASTGATE Fireproof. 327 E. Washington. Summer rates. Two rooms, connecting bath, for 2. $8 each. Rooms, private bath. S9-Sl2. Rooms*, running water. S6-57.50. Few rooms, running water. $5. ■iom for Rtnt With Board CENTRAL, 1944 —Lovelv front room; home privileges. Ha. 3719-R. DREXEL. N.. 110—Nice comfortable room, board: private home; garage. Ir. 4871, MERIDIAN, N.. 2153 —Connecting living end bedroom for 2; $8 each; also front rm. down for 2. Ha. 1673-J 3 , MICHIGAN. W.. 1933—67 or I .’or 612; excellent meals; car line. Be. 0648.

Room for Rent With Board OXFORD. N., 945—Nice airy front rm. pr:v. home, splendid meals. Ch. IoQ3-M. LARGE front room, mod.: West ;side; suitable 2 men: meals, gar, opt. BeMljYg. er.t Housekeeping Rooms ASHLAND - 1834—2 completely furn. rms.. modern, priv. entrance: range down. BROADWAY. 1134—2 clean mis, kitchenene; sink: 2 beds: S7. BROADWAY. 1422—Beautiful front furn. apt.; overstuffed; gar.: redu.: admts. S9. BELLEFONTAINE. 1316—2 or 3. modern, airv. well furnished, new paper, bjipt. floors, refinished: porch, pantry. r ® f _ riterator, sink, range; adjoining bath; $7.50. Wa, 4581. COLLEGE 1336— Completley furn. 2-rm. ant.; sink; slpg. rm.; run, wa. Li. Buis. CENTRAL 2936—2 clean modern rms., near bath, sink In kitchen. Ha. 1891. . CENTRAL. 1960—2 nice cool rms. down; sink: private porch. FOUNTAIN SQUARE—3 RMS.. $4.30; 2 RMS.. $3.50; 1 RM- $3. 1007 PROSPECT. HIGHLAND AVE.. 402— Newly deco.. 7 rms., semi-mod.: stove furn. Wa. 4112-j. ILL., N, 2339—1, 2, 3-rm. kitchenette apts.; $3, $4. S5. $6. $7.50 week. Ta. 7110. _ NEW JERSEY. N.. 134—Lodging clean. rms. for the night. 25c and 50c. RI. 414,. NEW JERSEY. N„ 418—Clean, newly papered; everything furn: $4; s.>pg- rm.. S3. OHIO, 540 E.—2 rooms, $4 week; everything furnished; 1 room, 52.50 week. STATE. N.. 423—3 connecting rms.:, everything furnished: sink. Cn. 0162-J. TALBOT, N., 2338—1 and 2 rms. with kitchenette; comp, fur.; reas. Ta. 7038. TALBOT. N., 2420—2 and 3-rm. priv. apts.; garage: $6 to $8 week. Ta. 7110. . WOODRUFF. 544—Middle Dr : Apt.; run. water; everything turn.: adults. Ch. 3173. CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virg.: 2 rms.. everything furn.. 56.50: right dwnt'n. Ri-1.38. 4-RM. furnished house; gas. lights, water furnished; $8 week. Call at Brown s Grocery. 1611 Southeastern Ave. ONE cool, clean room with kitchen privl.; near Brookside park. Ch. 5620. , DOWNTOWN—Furnished or unfurnished. 1 or 2 rms.. wklv. or monthly rates; util. Call BREVORT HOTEL. 111. & Ohio Sts. Houses and Mats Furnished ASHLAND. 1529—2-rm. apt., overstuffed; priv. bath, entrance: everything furn.. gar. TACOMA. N.. 202 —5-rm. mod., gar.*, everything fu:n.; gd. location. Ch. 3658-R, eves. VERMONT. E.. 3701—Corner; 5-rm. mod. double; everything furnished. Ir. 6097. WALNUT." E.. 115—3 rooms, private bath; $lO. See houssekeeper In basement. MICH.. E.. 628—New. small, furnished and unfurnished apts.: reasonable. THE HAINES—BIO Vi N. 111.: beautiful furn, apt.; close in; reas. LI. 8884. Ambassador Apt. Hotel REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTHLY RATES. # , . . Beautiful, modern, complete, furnished or unfurnished, with or without notel service, walking distance. 850 N. Pennsvlvania street, or call Ri. 1371. APTS.—2 or 3 rms.; furnished and unfurn.: reconditioned throughout: walking distance from town: exceptionally low pries. Call 552 Fletcher ave. or phone Ri. 629 j. UTH W., 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette 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. Apartments for Rent ASHLAND. 1721—Cozy 3 rooms bath; utilities paid: porch, adults, S3O. He. 1900. BELLEFONTAINE. 2315—Recently redecorated lower apt.; 3 rms.. bath, heat, v/at.. gar. furnished: reduced rent. Dr. 3300. NEW YORK. W. 837 —4 rms.; heat, water. furn.: suitable for doctor or dentist. WASHINGTON, 5016 E.—s large rooms, lower apt., with porches; garage; good heat hi winter. 1 MONTH FREE. Indianapolis Rental Bureau Desirable apartments In any part of city, furnished and unfurnished, from $25 to $125. Transportation furnished. No charges or obligations. Li. 4537. evenings and Sunday. Wa. 0433. or Be. 3114. TENTH. E., 1530—1 new mod. apt.; heat, water; janitor serv.; garage. Ch. 2758. 11TH. W.. 42—Nicelv decorated kitchenette apartment; utilities furnished; S3O. Apply Apt. 1. THE GRANT. . ATTRACTIVE ROOMS Ballard Apt.; heat, water, light, elevator. 142 E. Onio St. Reduced. Ri. 6412. Custodian, or J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. 11TH, W., 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment; utilities furnished; S3O. Apply Apt, 1, THE GRANT. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS Houses for Rent ASHLAND, 1208—6-rm. mod., lower duplex, A-l, yard, garage; S3O. Ri. 6170, BLAINE AVE., 1029 —Dandy 5 rcoms mod.; garage; reduced rent. Hu. 7686. 4508 BALTIMORE 5-Rm. single semi-modern. $17.50. GREGORY &; APPEL, INC. LI. 7491. BELLEFONTAINE. 2325 ;oom modern; A-l cond.; garage; reduced. $23. Ir. 6024, CENTRAL, 3257—Attractive 6-rm. strictly mod. double: excellent cond.: garage. Reduced SSO: water paid. Dr. 3458. DEARBORN. 2414—3 rms.. mod., upstairs; pay ‘a utilities: $17.50 per mo. EUCLID, N., 16—4 rooms with bath and garage. Open. Ir. 2297. EMERSON. N„ 776—Attrac. 6-rm. mod. double; gar.: water pd.: reduced. Ir. 1468. GALE. N.. 1214—Semi-mod.: 4 rms.; gar. MR. BRICKLY. Li. 4321. till sp. m. HIGHLAND AVE.. 402 —Net Cly deco.. 7 rms., semi-mod, stove furnished. Wa. 4112-J. JACKSON. W., 3036 —Smail double, modern. water paid. He. 4455. 2831 Kenwood, $22.50 Four rooms; modern: water furnished; newly painted and decorated; very desirable, and cheap rent. Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market 2908 E. MICHIGAN 5-Rm. modern doublt. Water pd., $22.50. GREGORY & APPEL. INC, LI. 7491. NEW YORK, E„ 4215—5 rms (key at grocery). water paid; cheap. He. 4456. PALMER. 1544—5 roms. water paid, gas, elec.; nicely papered: sl6. Hu. 4368. SCHILLER, 72—5 rooms and bath, clean, s2s*. water paid. Dr. 2033-W. SINGLETON, 2108—5 rooms modern, garage, good condition: near Garfield Park THADDEUS. 1736 —3 rooms, semi-modern with garage: water paid, Ri. 1652, 1401 Tremont Five-room modern bungalow: $25. Schmidt & Smith, Inc., Realtors TECUMSEH. 623—Near Tech; 4-rm. mod. double; gar. Reduced S3O. Ch. 5572. WISCONSIN ST.. 319—Clean 5-rm.: seml.mod,: newly painted; garsl4. Ri. 0645. WASH., E., 3007 —East Vi 6-room mod. double, water pd.: $31.50; adults. Ch 6576 33RD. W.. 1059—5 rms.. mod, except bath tub; A-l: garage: $22.50. Ha. 3319-J. N. YORK, E.. 724—8-rm. mod., except furnace: gar.: $22.50. (Call owner). Dr. 2867. COLORED—2B46 Highland PL. 5-rm. dble.; semi-mod.: garage: S2O. Ta. 6675. COLLEGE. 4832 —6-room mod. double: good location; A-l condition; hardwood floors; garage: reduced S4O: water paid. Dr. 3472. NORTH OF 38TH ST. Modern 4-room double, in-a-door bed, cement porch, reduced rent. Ta. 3629. Business Places for Rent BRICK storeroom, Bloomington, Ind. Business section; front and rear drive in; rear 28x60; front 28x72: good location for any kind business. 132 Vi V/. Ohio St.

Houses for Sale SOUTH TEXAS—Twelve months growing season, lovely climate. $0 acre for rich well drained loam land. Hour Houston, best roads, schools, water, mineral rights, timber, grows everything, never feed, free range, easy terms. Write Hubler, Cleveland, Texas. SALE OR TRADE—SI,7O9 deed equity' in seven-room modern except furnace. 1176 N. Warman Ave. North PRICE REDUCED $750—6119 Ralston: 5rm. mod. bungalow, long liv. rm., fireplace, newly decorated. Pay onlv SIOO down, balance $42.50 per mo. BOOSTER FUNDING CORP. Li. 78E0. J. H. ALBERSHARDT. Ku. 6124. East BUNGALOW—S-room modem. 615 N. Dearborn st. Bv owner. Reas. Ch. 5351-W. South 1310 FLETCHER AVE., $1,650 Four rooms, complete bath, double garage. paved street and alley, vacant, excellent location: splendid value at $1,650; pay S2OO down. $14.50 per month. Lawrence J. Sexton. Realtor. Indiana Trust bldg., Ri. 7151, Ir. 0621, Near Garfield Park Seven-room modem, garage, paved street, close to public and Catholic school and church. S4OO cash will get the deed. Balance monthly. MR, AMOS. Ri 9389. eve. Dr. 2432. American Estates Cos., Realtors Cottages and Resorts LAKE front mod. cottages. Call Millersville. Ideal Beach. Schaefer Lake or Ch. 0102 Indianapolis. Ind. 1507 North Gale Real Estate for Exchange 5-ROOM semi-modern: street improvements paid; mortgage only $1,450. Trade for small farm or cattle, hogs or sheep. SHI EL A CHAPIN. 220 N. El. St. LI. 4466. 7-RM MODERN home, 3-car garage, large lot. Will exchange for farm property between Indianapolis and Terre Haute. See owner. Cecil Carnine, 127 N. Traub. 80 ACRES—Ciear. for city property. 1552 E. Tenth St. Ch. 3574-M. OHIO. W.. 315 —6-room rooming house for sale or trade. 315 W. Ohio,

Household Goods 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. $1 PLACES a sewing machine in vour home We have a big stock Singer portables and table models of various tvpes. Old machine taken in on exchange SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 405 Mass. Ave. 312 E. Vermont. SEWING Machines, porthole electric Singer and other makes as low as $35. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 128 W Washington flt Rt 9718. GAS STOVE—Furniture, pianos, sewing machines, refrigerators: au in good condition and cheap as you want them. De--11 very free. 127 W. Georgia St. ITALIAN DINING RM., carved beautiful bedroom, living room, rug3, occasional tables, odd dresser, sac. 2428 N. Meridian. FURNITURE, stoves, rugs, new used: easy terms: Barrett Furniture Cos. 868 Virginia. GAS RANGES $5 up. CHAS. KOEHRING. 883 Va. Ave. SELLING my furniture of 6 rooms: all high class; wonderful bargains: no dealers. 4725 Brookvllle Rd. Ir. 4448. COFFIELD washer; good running condition. 1117 East Michigan. MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sewing machines as low as $lO. Singer Sewtng Machine Cos.. 838 Va. Ave. Dr. 2474 Musical Instruments SMALL ELBONY upright Diano: excellent condition and terms; price S4O. WILKING MUSIC CO„ 120 E. Ohio. SAXOPHONES—lnvestigate our free lesson and easy payment plan. LORENZ SAX SCHOOL. Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800. ELLINGTON upright piano; price sls. WILKING MUSIC CO- 120 E. Ohio. RELIABLE make, duco finished Grand: may be had for small balance, easy terms. Li. 6465. WILKING MUSIC CO.. 120 E. Ohio. Machinery & Tools TWO 38-in. Hg exhaust fans at a bargain price. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151. Store-Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS Unusual bargains, all maJces secondhand typewriters. All makes rented. 12.50 one month. 3 months, $6. Woodstock Typewriter Cos.. Fact. Br. 317 N. Penn St LI. 4712 SHOWCASES, counters, chance to refurnish vour store or lunchroom. Ta. 3831. Coal and Wood FREDRICK COAL CO. 801-899 Beecher St. Dr. 1792. SUMMER PRICES. UNION ICE & COAL CO. 1910 Bluff. Dr. 4621. Pets BOSTON TERRIER —Female; 11 mos.. house broke; ideal markings: intruder stock. Dr. 4839-R. BOARD your pet; dogs, young or old; ex--cellent care: reasonable. Be. 1765. BOSTON TERRIER Female: due in son. 1223 Bradbury. Dr. 3096-J. IF YOU SEE a want aa that interests vou. answer it tedav. the opportunity mav be gone tomorrow.

Radio and equipment Summer Specials Freshman Console $ 29.00 Phllco Console 55.00 Radioia No. 60 45.00 Crosley Jewel Box 29.00 Crosley Buddy Boy 39.00 Majestic Super-Het 55.00 R. C. A. No. 66 Super-Het .......... 79.00 Victor 7-26 Combination 69.00 Victor 10 Tube Combination 115.00 Battery Sets sl6 to $19.50 Complete. Screen Grid Tubes, 59c. Radio Bargain Shop 225 E. Wash. St. S REPAIR your radio at low Dricc now FOURNACE HARDWARE CO. Li. 5381. WE REPAIR anv make of radio: service calls 75c: aerials installed $3. Service. 6 a m tp 12 p, m Ta. $240 JUST CALL; THAT'S ALL—Aerials. $3; radio calls 50c. He. 4406. A High-Grade Electric Radio Stewart Warner. 8 tube, console- model. Dynamic speaker, complete; $25; convenient terms. KEMPLER RADIO CO. 36 Virginia Ave. Rl. 3235. Miscellaneous for Sale Notice our Auction Ad under th£ Auction classification, on this page today. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor. Capitol and South St. Half Price " One 1930 models semi-automatic water softener. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO.. 3525 East Wash. St. Ir. 115 L Liberal Terms and Trade \On new and factory rebuilt electric water pumps. Ail guaranteed. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO.. 3525 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151. CASH FOR USED SCHOOL BOOKS. CRAWFORD DRUG CO. 813 N. DELAWARE. LI. 1800. FURNACE—IdeaI; 20 Inch, castings almost new, cheap. Ch. 1313. Easy Credit Terms on new and factory rebuilt elecMEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO.. 3535 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1151. trie air compressors. All guaranteed. FIRELESS COOKER like new, SB. 3859 College Ave. Wa. 3013. CANOE beat with oars, like new, $lO. 949 Lexington Ave. Ri, 0369, BABY buggy, reed, reversed body, newly painted and lined. $7, 1117 Standlsh. Lot all copper wash boilers," $2750 each. Lot woolen rugs, new patterns; reasonable prices. See us before you buy. Unclaimed Freight Station Cor, Capitol and South St. Miscellaneous Wanted FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. HOMES COMPLETE PREFERRED. HODGES AUCTION Rl 2018 CASH—For your piano, furniture, let us give estimate. Ri. 6637. CASH FOR FURNITURE NO ONE CAN PAY MORE. CALL WERLEY. HUMBOLDT 7274 FIRBT. Business Opportunities MAKE MONEY RAISING RABBITS during spare time: highest prices paid; we take all you raise. Li. 2252, or write RABBIT PRODUCTS MARKETING CO. 49 Union Trust Bldg. RESTAURANT for sale. 798 S. Emerson Ave., next to Hawthorne yards. Money to Loan LOANS —On furniture. Rate per month %% LOWEST IN CITY INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION 330 Occidental Bldg. Ri. 3587. Other Companies Paid Off. FURifi^URG AUP@*ANS Buckeye Finance Cos. 207 E. New York St. RI. 4974 AUTO LOANS Don’t Lose Your Auto We will pay off vour present loan, advance you more money, making your payments very small. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 308 Indiana Ave. RI. 5994. Personal Properly Loans CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY. Inc I*l Vi E. Washington St. Rliey 7561 1102 Prospect St. Drexel 508$ AUTOS FURNITURE LOANS / EQUITABLE FINANCE CO. 219 E Ohio St. LI. 6805 Loans $lO to $3Qk" In 24 hours. PERSONAL FRANCE CO. Formerly BenefleiA*. Loan Society .. 4S. PENNSYLVANIA ST. Rl, 5054.

ANNOUNCING WINNERS OF FREE THEATER TICKETS TO THE APOLLO THEATER IN TIMES WANT AD CONTEST FIRST PRlZE—Winner of 8 Tickets Francis K. Fox, 6 West Michigan St., Apt. 45. SECOND PRlZE—Winner of 6 Tickets Pearl E. Russell, 2269 N. Illinois St. THIRD PRlZE—Winner of 4 Tickets Mrs. N. N. Santein, 1411 Castle Ave. TWO TICKETS HAVE BEEN MAILED TO EACH OF THE FOLLOWING WINNERS: Miss Virginia Mock. 1024 N LaSalle Bt. Miss Mary Lovett. 1801 Sturm Ave. Esth a hlogab. n 2'323 23 N. l Meridian A Bt! w - sharkey ' E ! leab^* er _ Genevieve Sauer. 3034 W. Michigan St. M y* , George J. Schaefer. 621 E. New Juanita Clark. 852 Prospect St.. Apt. 3. York. Mrs. C. Heidenreich. 2202 N. Harding St Edith Tutterrow. 2337 Union St. Miss Anna Schabet. 1026 College Ave. Dortha Achev. 205 North Belleview PI. Miss Viola Amos. 63 S. Belleview PI. Mrs. B. Brown. 445 S. Butter Ave. Mrs. Bessie Gaddis. 2529 E. Tenth St. Miss Elnora Mitchel. 522 Berwick.

Don’t Lose Your Auto! AND REFINANCING RIDE WHILE YOU PAY Legal Rate 1 /"■ 1 1 V Cash at Once—No Waiting— 1 I Loan by Phone No Red Tape—No I I If You Wish Endorsers | 1 Our Representative Will Call J l 1 If payments are too large we will make them smaller LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE RUey 1321

Auto Supplies and Repairs SAVE 50% ON ANY JOB Complete overhaul, 4s, slß*. 6s, $27. Finest Duco jobs. $24 to $49. Everything absolutely guaranteed. Call or phone INDIANA STATE AUTO SCHOOL. South and Alabama- Ri. 0648 JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will repair or make new tops and curtains for vour car 202 Kentucky Ave. IF YOU DON’T FIND what vou are looking for in the want ads today. It may be advertised here tomorrow. Read Times classified ads daily Automobiles for Sale Bargains ’2B Chrysler 72 sed $395 ’29 Chev. spt. sed 395 ’2B Hupp Cent. 6 spt. epe 450 ’3l Mod. Plymouth sed.. 475 ’29 Chrysler 65 coach.. 475 ’2B Marmon spt. Cpe 495 ’29 Stude. Com. sedan.. 495 ’2B Chrysler 72 spt. rd.. 550 ’3O Mod. Chrys. 70 broug. 695 ’2B Packard De Luxe sed. 775 ’3O Chrysler 77 spt. cpe. 795 ’27 Hudson coach 150 Studebaker sedan 1~5 ’26 Chrys. 80 4-p. cpe.. 195 ’29 Ford Tudor 275 ’2B Nash landau sedan.. 295 ’27 Chrysler brougham.. 345 ’3O Ford sport coupe... 395 ’2B Nash adv. sedan 395 Carl H. Wallerich, Inc. West North St. Bargains m Usea Cars. CARSON BROS. „ 921-23 Virginia Ave. Dr. 0233 REAL VALUES IN USED LARS. MARMON NEW-USED CAR STORE. SPECIAL TODAY ONLY 1930 Ford Tudor sedan; in excellent all around condition. A real buy at s3Bo. NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO. 836 E. 63d. Hu. 7700. morn AUBURN—CoI. 8-77 coupe; new 1 paint, good tires and upholtptJOv/ sterv in perfect shape. Quality ' Used Car Store. 1033 N. Merid. 1931 AUBURN BROUGHAM For sale by owner. Driven only 2.800 miles. Ha. 2643. BUICK SPORT ROADSTER! 1929—PERFECT IN EVERY RESPECT: $450. TERMS. INDIANAPOLIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. INC.. 1065 VIRGINIA AVE. DR. 3891. BUICK —Standard sedan, 1926. This popular car is very clean. A real bargain for $225. Terms. Indianapolis Buick Cos. 1302 East Wash. St. Li. 1571. Come In, Drive the New 8. t, ._ . '29 CHEVROLET coupes and coaches, 8 to choose from, $275. Lauth Chevrolet do. 3547 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1176. Open and Sunday. XCHEVRGLD* coupe. 1928: looks and runs fine; in first-class condition; only $165; terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. St. Ri. 5325. Open Evenings and Sunday. -- '3O CHEVROLET coupes, 3 to Ibn'i} Jd choose from; $385. Lauth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1178. Open evenings and Sunday. CHEVROLET. 1930 cabriolet; in first class condition. $275. Indianapolis Automobile Cos.. Inc. 1063 Virginia ave. Dr. 3891, CHEVROLET —'27 coupe to trade for 1929 Ford or Chevrolet *;udor or fordor; cash difference. YEAGER. 404 W. New York. 1930 CHEVROLET deluxe sedan, 6 wire wheels; best buv in city. $475. Brightwood Auto Cos.. 2346 Station St. Ch. 6646. CHRYSLER 75 SEDAN Ford. 1929 roadster. Chevrolet. 1928 sedan. Terms cr Trade. JONES MOTOR CORP. Capitol & Vermont. Li. 4455. CADILLAC—7-passenger phaeton. This car is like new in every way. Look! 5125. Indianapolis Buick Cos. 1302 East Wash. St. LI. 1571. Have You Driven the New 8° XFORD Tudor sedan. 1931; just like new. A real bargain for only $450. Terms. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Wash. St. Ri. 5325. Open Evenings and Sunday. FORD COUPE. 1929—Looks and runs like new. in excellent mechanical condition: only $285. Terms. C. O. WARNOCK. 819 East Wash, St. LI. 8356. £ - '29 FORD3 coupes and tudors, z 8 to choose from $260. Lauth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 E. Wash. St. Ir. 1J76. Open evenings and Sunday ACT FORD—I 927 roadster; _*or quick 3>4D t&

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Automobiles for Sale 722 N. Cap. Ave. Lowest Prices in the City 1929 Chev. 1929 Ford Spt Con, Coupe, Rdstr., 6w. w! $265 , $235 1928 Essex 1928 Pontiac Sedan, spt. Coupe, $225 $245 t U 5 Um ~1928 Dodge Spt. Sedan Coupe, $245 $245 1929 Hudson 1926 Old^l Coach, bile, Spt. Rd. $ 245 $95 100 MORE WONDERFUL BARGAINS Every Car Guaranteed Indiana’s Largest Used Car Dealer. 722-24 N. Capitol Ave. LI. 6181

1929 £ , tan f?- 8 demonstrator. P® c k ar <i stand. 8 club sedan. iq‘a f L tand - 8 D ® Luxe sedan. 1930 6 . conv ®rtlble coupe, ion? S o *? p jieaton sedan. ioSi £ ackai ;d 6 sedan. }928 Franklin sedan *4!i 1923 Essex coupe g? 19*6 Buick master coach- perfect'" t7v SSffiS i l U““ m § its E real vforth a £° ve cars is priced'below Trade. 0 th ‘ £ee them at once. Terms. The Citizens Motor Car Cos miK-SUf P pen evenings and Sunday. Lauth Chevrolet Cos. >ll Pontlac de lux sedan...s23s A fify* 28 Pontiac coach 215 WjJ'Hj '27 Essex sedan 125 ’2B Oldsmobile coach ....1. 310 W 1 * ’ 26 Nasb sedan ioa 27 °ldsmobile sedan 115 ’26 Ford roadster ] 30 Willys-Knight club coupe ~ 75 Lauth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 E. Wash. St. LI. 117<j Open Evenings and Sunday. A. Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E Wash. St. Dj 5 3 2 . Open Evenings and Snnriar-* FORD ROADSTER7Tg26—Runs good- 1 bargain; for only $75. C. O 819 East Washington St. Li. 8396." “* PpR D—- Panel truck: car runs good real bargain at SBS; easy terms. rea * Browning Gent Cos., Inc. 10th and Meridian Sts. ri, 3455 FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1928—1n first ciasa shape: a real buv. only $295 Term* r °396 WARNOCK - at Wkh.St. 8 - LL FORD. 1929 phaeton: looks and runs Mr#* rnr W: °2M 0 d °™- Browning Gent Cos“ Inc.. Meridian and 10th sts. Rj, 8655. XLA SALLE sport roadster” 1929; mo--1 mechanical condition; finish extra good: tires A-l; extra attractive C ' ea ° throu Sbout; Priced very Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 East Washington St. ri 5355 _ Open Evenings and Sunday. SALLE. 1928 sedan; low mileage* shows careful driver owned it: only S2OO down! Browning Gent Cos., Inc. 10th and Meridian Sts. ri, 8655 See Oakley's lor Good Used Cars. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1663-65 S. Meridian St 4743, OVERLAND—Sedan. 1925. In good shape 7 priced low for quick sale; only SBS. ’ Indianapolis Buick Cos. 1302 East Wash. St. rj 1571 Have Yon Driven the New 8? ’ STUDEBAKER. 1927 sedan; SBO down. ' Browning Gent Cos., Inc. 10:h and Meridian Sts rl 8855, TRY TIMES WANI ADS POR^BUSINEft^ Trucks FORD 1929—1Vy-Ton Ford panel body la SL dit!on. FRANK HATFIELD CO_ 623 N. Capitol. Ri, 9336. FORD AA Truck. 1930. Equipped with ataxe body and Dual wheels In first-class shape; only $420. Terms. C. O. WARNOCK 819 East Wash. Bt. Li 8396 Automobiles Wanted WlLLr—P*v cAih tor vour car or vouf eoui tv. I. WOLF AUTO CO. u Ml N. CapitolWE PAY CASH *■" SBnjmraljnt S8& ■3*39 Northwestern Am . ...