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WAR CLOUDS OF ORIENT SHADOW ARMSJAEETING Briton Pleads That Peace Pact Signatories Use All Influence. BY HENRY WOOD United Pre* Staff Correipnndenl GENEVA, Feb. 2.—“ Exert all influence to avert war in the far cast," Arthur Henderson of Great Britain, president of the world disarmament conference, told representatives of seventeen hundred million people assembled here today. His address opening the conference came as war clouds, the blackest since before the World war in 1914, gathered in the Orient. "It is unfortunate that at the moment the conference begins its work we should be confronted by a situation of such extreme gravity as now exists between two states represented at the conference, since the very purpose of the conference is to take further steps toward the maintenance of peace," he said. Help Is Essential "It is essential that all signatories of the League of Nations covenant and the Kellogg-Briand pact outlawing war exert all influence to insure strict observance of these two great safeguards against acts of violence and war." Henderson said the conference included spokesmen for seventeen hundred million people. "We have to break the vicious circle in which the nations of the world are again in danger of being caught. A sense of insecurity leads to an increase of armaments, and an increase of armaments further aggravates the sense of insecurity. Unless the circles can be broken, the process goes inevitably forward and overburdened nations can then find no release from mutual distrust, except in open conflict,” Henderson said. Cites Financial Burden “Need I remind the conference that the problem of disarmament is vitally relevant to the grave economic and financial crisis for which most nations at the moment are trying to find a solution? The financial burdens of armaments and past wars are indeed one of the main contributory causes," Henderson said. The conference president cited League of Nations figures obtained from sixty-one countries for the past four years showing an average total expenditure of $4,000,000 annually for military purposes. "World opinion demands that every effort be made for this conference so achieve a substantial reduction of this prodigious expenditure, not merely because such expenditure is entirely unproductive, but because even the maintenance of the present armaments level cons'itutes a menace to the peace of the world," he said. "The world wants disarmament. The world needs disarmament. We have it in our power to help fashion the pattern of future history.” Henderson refused to contemplate the possibility of failure of the conference. THE TIMES Want Ad Headquarters Transient Rates Minimum spaced want ad accented t; two lines „ Charge Cash Number Insertion* Per t ine Per Ltri< One Time 20 .19 3 consecutive times 16 .is 8 consecutive times 13 .12 • Rooms, Etc. Charge Based on Two Lines. Charge Caso 2 lines, one time 37 .35 2 lines. 3 times 78 .72 2 lines. 6 times 1.13 1.00 Discounts Ads may be phoned in and charged If the advertiser Is listed In the phone directory or is Identified and accepted bv the credit department. \ DISCOUNT 0! ONE CENT FOR EACH LINE 1* given to transient advertisers im-lna their bill within ONE WEEK aftebilling. Advertisers are asked to take advantage of this discount Deaths, Lost and Found, Etc. Death Notices. Cards of Thanks. In Memorlams Lodge and Chureh Notices, lost and Found ads are charged at a rate o! 10 cents net line Situation Wanted 3 Cents oer Word Minimum 12 Words Want ads mav be phoned tn as late nr It: 15 A M for publication In the 2:00 P. M. Home Edition on the same dav. Phone: RILEY 5551 Phone Service tt A M to 9 P M Dally

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BY BEN STERN The fight for the Democratic nomination for United States senator today assumed the proportions of simply a two-man fight, with Speaker Walter Myers and Frederick E. Van Nuys as the antagonists. Entrance of Van Nuys will, from all indications, shut out any gestures of Albert Stump, 1926-1928 nominee; Evans Woollen, 1926 nominee and 1928 favorite son candidate for President, and any of who may have been disposed to enter the race. All indications are that Frank Dailey, the 1928 nominee for Governor, may not make a gesture toward either that nomination or the senatorial. Close personal relationship with Van Nuys would preclude the latter. Van Nuys was pushed into the race by a large group in the party which felt that neither Myers nor Stump would fill the bill this time. Despite the expose of his speculation in sugar and the general unpopularity of the Hoover regime, which Senator James E. Watson, as leader of the majority must uphold, the Indiana’s elder statesman will not be such an easy nut to crack next November. And it was frankly declared that none of the men mentioned to date would be able to gain a decisive victory over Watson. In casting about for a strong nominee it was finally decided to pick Van Nuys. Stump and his followers will, from all indications, rally to the former United States district attorney and state chairman, because the former nominee is bitter in his opposition to Speaker Myers. Woollen, if he had thoughts of becoming a candidate for the nomination, will no doubt abandon them at present because of his friendship for Van Nuys. It was at first believed that in event of a deadlock fight between Myers and Stump, then the logical darkhorse candidate would have been the former district attorney. But with only two men battling it out the outcome will depend upon the following two factors; first, the platform upon which each man will stand, and second, the strength of the organization perfected. So far Myers has the better of the battle along organization lines for his campaign manager, Hendricks Kenworthy, has been unceasing in his activity for more than a year and has obtained pledges in key centers. But it is expected that the old guard will rally to the former state chairman. Both sides must remember that too bitter a battle would have unfavorable reactions in the November elections. LEG A LS Legal Notices SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 9, 1931. AN ORDINANCE annexing certain territory to the City of Indianapolis and fixing a time when the same shall take effect. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA: Section 1. That the corporation line of the City of Indianapolis be and the same is hereby extended so as to include the following described territory constituting and forming the City of Indianapolis. Marion County. Indiana. Beginning at a point in the present corporation line of the City of Indianapolis. said corporation line being the center line of Hanna Avenue and the north line of Section 31. 'Township 15 north. Range 4 east, at a point 326 feet east of the center line of Shelby Street as now located in the City of Indianapolis: thence north and parallel to the center line of said Shelby Street 315 leet to a point; thence east and parallel To the center line of Hanna Avenue 667 feet to a point; thence south and parallel to the center line of Shelby Street 315 feet to a point in the center line of Hanna Avenue, the present corporation line: thence west on and along the center line of Hanna Avenue. 607 Feet to the point or place of beginning. SECTION 2 This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval by the Mayor and gublication according to law. tate of Indiana. Marion County, City of Indianapolis, ss: I. Henrv O. Goett, Clerk of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full, true and comolete copy of Special Ordinance No. 9. 1931; that said ordinance was passed by the Common Council on the 18th day of January. 1932. and was signed and approved by the Mayor or the 19th day of January. 1932. and now remains on file and on record in mv office. WITNESS my hand and the official seal ot the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, this 21st dav of January. 1932. HENRY O. GOEIT. City Clerk. ISEALI

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LEGALS Legal Notices , NOTICE 1* hereby given that the partnership known as Petero & Coy has been : dissolved and that the undersigned will | not be responsible for any bills or debts ‘ contracted by said Petero. l Signed i VERNON L. COY. _ announcements 1 Death Notices CONNER. NORVAL—Beloved husband of Anna Conner and brother of Mrs. Laura Reitemeier of Indianapolis, Mrs. Vinnie Valvock of Detroit. Mich., and Mrs. Linnie Houk of Columbus. Ind., passed away Sunday. Jan. 31. age 44 years. Funeral services will be held at the residence. 5046 Manker St., Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 3. at 2 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited. WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS. MfLHARSEC. HARRIET—Age 12 years, beloved sister of Joseph. Mary. Louis. Francis Rudolph and Henry Milharsec. passed away Sunday. Jan. 31. at Riley hospital. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. m.. at the Holy Trinltv church. Burial St Joseph cemetery. Friends may call any time. 708 N. Kctcham St. STEVENS in charge. C'BANION, MRS. 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Ir. 5146. s2.so—Delaware N.. 713, No. 2; cozy rm.; steam heat: close in. Ri. 2669. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL —Nice steam-heated rms. at reduced rates. 27V 2 S. 111. St. NR. FOUNTAIN SO.—Front rm. in widow's modern home. Meals opt. Dr. 1135-W. 18 Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA, N., 1912—1-rm. kitchenette: completely turn.: near bath; garage; $6. ALABAMA. N., 2355—Kitchenette apt., economical proposition for girls. Ta. 6647. ASHLAND. 1634 —2 modern connecting rms. down: 56.50. Priv. ent. He. 4401. BARTH. 1315—2 suites of rms.; everything furnished; reasonable. Dr. 3304-J. CENTRAL. 1206—2 rms.. kitchenette, all . furn.. steam heat: >7.50. Ri. 9017. CENTRAL. 2528—2 connecting front rms. Everything turn., near bath. Ta. 0423. COLLEGE. 1232—Front rm., kitchenette; plenty heat, hot water: prl. ent.: adults. DELAWARE. N.. 2024—first fl., fur. or unfurn.; also sleeping; kitchen privileges, ENGLISH. 1240—Nice rm.. steam heat: evervtiiing furnished: $3, Dr. 5490. EUCLID. N.. 109—Cozy small apt., steam. 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Lovelv rm.: new home; excellent meals: private garage. Be. 4083. RM. parent and child: air: home cooking: near ccr. school. J7 a. 1072, NICE HOME for aged people: retired nurse; very reasonable,! Ch. 2926-M. |PV UMRS WANT I)S F'CiH qMStWVS,s 21 Unfurnished Apartments GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigerated apts. Real values and ideal locations. Call Ri. 9412. Apt. House Division. BALSAM. 3540—Living rm.. bedrm.. breakfast rm., kitchenette, bath, utilities, Frlgldaire, $45. Mr. Howard. Wa. 1610. BROOKSIDE PKWY.—37OI S. Dr.: 3 and 4-room apts.. good heat, garage: $23-$26. Ch, 1416, COLLEGE. 1136—2 and 3-room apts.. hath, S3O and $35: utilities furnished. Inauire Apt, 1 or phone Li. 5258. 29TH. W.. 403—Modern. 4 rooms; heat. water, enrage: $25. Ha. 0282. REDUCED RENT 42 W. Eleventh: nicely decorated: kitrhenettp apt.: utilities furnished: $25 50 Call Apt. No. 1. THE GRANT. $30 —$32.50 Dundee Apts, VIRGINIA AVE. AND M'CARTY FT. Heat, gas Frieidaire. hot water. SEE CUSTODIAN APT 47, Indianapolis Rental Agency I Complete list apartments all locations. No obligations. Transportation free. Li. 5452. Evenings. Wa. 0433 or Be. 3114. THE PATRICIA- 852 Prospect: 3 rm* stoker heat: all utilities: red. Ri. 5285 Colored—s2s and up Douglass Court 21ST AND BOULEVARD PLACE. INCLUDES HEAT. LIGHT. GAS. LOT WATER SEE CUSTODIAN. APT. 16. 22 Unfurnished Houses ARBOR. 544—5-room house, consisting of living rm.. dining rm.. kitchen and 2 bedrooms: kitchen is newly painted and 2 oedreoms redecorated, floors are all refinished, new light fixtures, water, gas. electricity, inside toilet, large bark yard and garage. House has reen painted recently: sls and water paid. Owner. Ch, 3036. BROOKSIDE PKY„ N. DR.. 2404—M0d.. 2 bedrms.. sleep, porch, gar , $25, Ch. 4755. BURGESS. 359-61—Irvington: mod. couble: 6 rms.. garage: $37.50. Ir. 4139. CAMP. 925—5-rm dble., el., gas, well; sls. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. LI. 7491, CAPITOL. 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Another Sensational CROSLEY DAY Complete with 8 Tubes } | Complete with 5 Tubes Complete with 5 Tubes S4QJS sjfiM S4BJ! Another Shipment Another Sell Out These new Crosley Radios—the most and Tone Control and other recent sensational of all Radio Values. Every improvements. Startlingly low terms one a superheterodyne, O nl Y sl-00 down equipped with the latest STORE OPEN for those who make type Pentode and Varia- UNTIL BPM their se^ectlon tomorble Mu Tubes, Static , ’ * row. A MODEL FOR EVERY HOME—EVERY PURSE Pearson Piano Cos. 128-130 N. Penn. St. Est. 1873.

RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses OLNEY. 2845— (Brightwood): 6-rm. *iod. Reduced. *lB. Li. 7196. Ta. 3398 OLNEY, 2701—4-room semi-modern, garage. water paid, $22.50. Ch. 4700. RANDOLPH. S.. 1203-4 rms. semi-mod gar., inside toilet, water pd.. sls. Dr . *3O. •tACOMA, N.. 1021—4-rm. mod. double; laundrv. gar., water pd.. S3O. Ch. 4178-W WOODLAWN. 1719—6-rm. single; gar.; new furfiace; city wa. paid; *23. Ri. 6367. 11TH, E~ 922—6-rm. mod. double; A-l; s2s’ to adults. Ku, 4723. . UTH, E., 1437—Attrc. 5 rm. mod. double; near Tech; water pd, $25, Wa. 1484. 16TH, E.. 2512—Desirable 4-rm. mod. double; rent reduced. Garage. Dr. 1280. 16TH., E., 806—6 rms.; bath, mod. dble., pantry, incl. back porch, long living rm. gas grjite, hdwood firs, good furnace; reduced rent; water paid, Wa. 1749-J. 30Th! E., 4319 —5-rm. semi-mod.; gar.. water paid. $22.50. Ch. 4700. COLORED—2O49 Sheldon, newly papered. SB. Inquire. 317 E. South St. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses EAST—In Tecumseh place; 7 rooms, nicely furnished; close to Tech and grade school; $45 mo. Ch. 3242-W. EUCLID, N.. 328—Bedrm. apt., priv. bath; Pullman breakfast; reas. Ir. 2773. FLETCHER, 554—Walking dis. town; furnished apartments, exceptional values: remodeled throughout; 2 rooms *25 monthly; 3 rooms, S3O. Call 552 Fletcher or Ri. 6295. GOODLET. 1020—5 rm. mod. bungalow. nirclv furn: parac'*: reasonable. Be. 3095. KENWOC)D^223S—3~rms.. kitchenette bath, mod apt., overstufied. util; 810 v'k. Ri. 2334, MICH.. E. 628—Small apartment, furn. or unfurn. All utilities paid. STATE. N.. 124—Lower 4-rm., w T ell furn., piano, radio, gar., $42. Li. 9921. WALNUT. E., 115—3 rms., alcove, priv. hath. $lO- Housekeeper in basement. WASHINGTON. E.. 3720-Mod.. 4 rms.; bath: very nicely turn.: *6.50 and *7 wk. 11TH. 219 E.—4 rms.. kitchenette; pri. bath, ent.; A-l: adults. *lO. Ri. 7040. 24 Suburban and Farms EDGEWOOD—Furn. stucco single, 5 rms., semi-mod.; 2 acres; fruit trees, chicken house, gar.; bus; school S3O. Li. 0082. 25 Factory, Office and Desk Space GROCERY STORE—With fixtures. 902 W. j Michigan; *25 month. Ri. 9951. 26 Wanted to Rent HAVE PARTlES—Wanting furn. bungalows and furn. apts. White. Dr, 0759. REAL ESTATE FO R SALE 29 Lots, Farms and Acreage LOT in Washington Park cemetery; six graves. Ta. 3596. 31 Wanted to Trade CLEAR LOT W. for auto, cheap rental. or anything. Ri. 7725, 1312 Bellefontaiae. 33 Wanted —Real Estate FARM WANTED —Not over 20 acres on or near main highway. Give full details and terms. Times Box A-600. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale Waterproof Tarpaulin and Canvas Covers. All sizes in stock at lowest prices. Hoosier Tarpaulin and Canvas Goods Cos. 1303 W. Washington St. “ alr compressor S Cu. ft., Dayton 3 stage, complete, same I as new; cheap. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. . 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151. AIR TOWER—Complete with automatic air scale; real bargain. _ Meier Electric & Macihne Cos. 3525 E. Washington. Ir. 1151. YOU’LL NEVER know how good Maas Cleaner and Water Softener is for all household cleaning until you try it. Albert G. Maas. 31 Virginia Ave. Ri. 7135. WASHERS—Electric: used, renewed, demonstrators: lowest prices and *ernis; trade in vour old washer: on dismay. 207 E. Ohio. YOUR USED SCHOOL BOOKS NOW- WE PAY CASH CRAWFORD S DJ*UGS M3 N, DELAWARE J3T. LI. 1800. AUTOMOBILE radiator glycerine. *1.25 gallon. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, corner Tlapitol and South St. SINKS—3 high grade: 3 high grade toilets. Pittsburg heater, cheap. 656 Fairfield Ave. WRINGER ROLLS—For all washers; factory distributor. 2609 E. Wash. Ch. 0852. BATTERY charger, 220 volts; good as new; half price. DELGADO. RI. 5581. 35 Household Goods GAS RANGE SALE—Large group wellknown brands. $5 to $10: 3 Chambers Fireless. S2O to *4O: 1 Red Star gasoline range: 2 oil stoves: 1 gas and coal -ange. 102 S. Penn. St. ALL TEMPERATURE under .-0: always in Icev air refrigerators. Let us explain Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. 1000 Nortbwe*;ern Ave. Ta. 0689. GAS STOVE—Furniture pianos, sewing machines refrigerators: ah in good condition and cheap as vot want them Deliver* free 127 W Georgia Bt. BREAKFAST SET—ltalian carved dinisa rm * bedrm twin beds ilnen frieze living rm rues sac 2428 N Meridian ELECTRIC WASHER—CoffieldT gd. cond.; guar.: S2O. 3850 Graceland. Wa. 5111-J. FURNITURE—r 6 rms. comp., overstufied suite, dining suite, etc., for *325. Li. 5243. FURNITURE—New used. 3-room t.uSt: easy terms. BARRETT 868 Virginia. SEWING MCHS. repaired. al! makes: special price. White Sewing Ma. Cos. Ri. 4755. DINING SUITE—Very cheap: will give scarf and tabie cover. Hu. 4172. 36 Radios. Musical Instruments KNABE GRAND. . Large size: will be sold for storage and dravage charges: *l3O cash. Can be seen at Pearson Piano Cos.. 128-130 N. Pennsylvania St. •'**

1 Selmer Alto Saxophone. Gold Plated. $270 value $l5O Soprani, 120 Bass. Reguar $325 value S2OO 24 Bass, new Piano Accordion. White pearl SBO INVESTIGATE FREE LESSON PLAN ON PIANO ACCORDIONS EASY TERMS PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. LI. 5513 Atwater Kent 7-tube table model. .$19.50 B. B. Special, lowboy 29.00 Apex lowboy 25.00 Collier triple; screen grid 35.00 Brunswick 9-tube lbwboy 45.00 Philco 7-tube console 42.00 Radio Bargain Shop Repossessed Reliable small grand: looks like new: balance due. $237: can bo had bv finishing payments. sl2 per month: rare bargain. Call credit manager, telephone Li. 5513. PEARSON PIANO COMPANY. STEWART-WARNER Repossessed: cost $167 new: will sell for balance due; $49.50. Phiilco Babv Grand: absolutely new $29.50. 4101 E. Michigan, $1 GUARANTEED SERVICE We have a complete radio service -Umt. If any call is not satisfactory, withm 3 days, free service will be given. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. LI. 5513. KIMBALL player piano. Might store with reliable party, but prefer to sell. MARMUSJtC CO.. 208 N. Delaware St. STEIN WAY & SON grand: used, but a beautiful piano: brown mahogany colonial design: for Quick sale, $675: terms if cie*ireCpEAßSON piano COMPANY. RADIOS—Free demonstration. Lowest down payment. Easy terms all makes. 1932 and repossessed. If. 6566. _ REMINGTON PLAYER PIANO. 88-NOTE. Mahogany case, tvith bench and rolls, price. $45: terms if desired. PEARSON PIANO COMPANY. 128 N. Pennsylvania St. . PIANOS—Tuned”S2 7 30 veal * exu. Best wotk guaranteed He 6584. ' CHICKERING UPRIGHT. Verv small size, older style; good condiUon: pears 6n 3 pia N o company. 128 N. Pennsylvania St. MODERN BALDWIN UPRIGHT Small size, mahogany case; a real bargain: $145; terms, $lO cash and $6 pc. moruh p F ARSON PIANO COMPANY, 37 Furs, Wearing Apparel UNREDEEMED—New and out of pawn MEN’S SUITS..S4.OO We can fit vou to beat the depression. Hundreds to choose from. Some new. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 308 Indiana _Ave, COAT—Black cloth, fur trimmed: 'lre 44. cheap. 1919 N 111. St- Ant. 1. _ COAT —Pony fur: black and white: size 1618: like new: cheap. Ha. 4753-J. ptdt ’<? mat-, 2 S 16 $5 each; 2 chinchil°las lize I?.' 84: size 10 $2.50. Wa. 1016. 39 Coal, Wood and Fuel IND. OR WHITE ASH BLK $4.75 IND. WHITE ASH FURN. EGG... 4.50 INDIANA MINE RUN 4.00 SILVER FLASH BLK. FKD 5.00 ECHO LP.. CLEAN FKD 5.50 EASTERN KY. LG. BLK 6.00 WEST VA. LARGE BLiv 6.00 W. VA. FURN. EGG CLN 5.75 W. VA. M. R.. 50 r c LP 4.75 ISLAND CRK. FURN EGG. FKD. 5.75 ISLAND CREEK LARGE BLK. ... 6.50 POCAHONTAS NO. 3 LP 7.75 COKE. BASEBURNER. FURN. $8- 9.50 ILGH-GRADE NUT AND SLACK. 3.75 Delivered Anywhere in the City. S*S3S,% ICONOMiig'WiTM irmwaMv* Prices on Premium Coals White Star blk., lg. fkd $5.00 Very good for furnace or stove. Best W V. blk.. lg. cln. fkd $6.00 Best E. Ky. ig. blk.. cln. fkd........ 6.00 Best W. Va. egg. 2x4 and 3x6 fkd... 5.7s Best W. Va M. R., very lumpy 5.00 Best W. Ash Ind. jp.. cln. fkd 4.75 Best Ind. egg. 2x4 and 3x6 fkd....... 4.50 Ind. nut. cln. fkd.. very good for retort 4.25 Bast Ind. White Ash M. R., very good 4.00 Gen. Glendora egg. cln. fkd 6.00 Best Isl. Crk. blk.. lg. fkd....... 6.50 Best Pcca. red ash. M. R., 50% 1p... 6.00 Best Poca., red ash lp 7.75 Coke, pea sz.. $6.50: chestnut, $8: furn. 8.50 Delivered Anywhere in City. Union iCE SrtoALfo DR. 4621. DR. 4622 “It will pay you to visit our yard and see the difference in good coal.’’ RED ASH SMOKELESS BIG LP *6.75 2 Tons $13.25 W. Va. blk.. t, ton. $3; >4 ton 1.75 Rex. >/2 ton. $2.50: ’4 ton 150 J. & I. Coal Cos. CH. 6048 SPECIAL 1 wk onlv. 100 ricks of wood 'or fireplace and furnace: $2 50. Hu. 3507.

IOYARDS RI. 449 T J”*** OLD RELIABLE >"*** Wgim wtotim qutsf Mn w k SHOT wSf’rffSji JEm sL POPULAR QUALITY PRICES FOR YOUR HOME INDIANAPOLIS COAL CO.

38 Store, Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS rented. $2.50 per month; $6 for 3 mo. Woodstock. 317 N. Penn. Li. 4712. TYPEWRITERS All Kinds— New— O sea— Portable—Rentals—Rebuilding—TEßMS A, McCOLLUM. He. 1936. TYPEWRITERS 40 Wanted to Trade COW—First class, police dog. sell cheap or trade for chickens. 5025 Carvel Ave. 41 Wanted to Buy Old Gold—We Pay Cash! SELL YOUR OLD GOLD DIRECT to a gold refiner. Highest prices paid for gold teeth, bridges, crowns, discarded jewelry, watches. Bring to STANDARD GOLD REFINING CO. AETNA BLDG.. 4th FLOOR 23 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA. RI. 4792. C-A-S-H!! for OLD GOLD, GOLD TEETH WOLF SUSSMAN 239 W. Washington St. FURNITURE CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. 2019. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO SELL YOUR GOODS. We are the largest buyers and sellers of used merchandise in the state. WE PAY THE BEST PRICES. WE BUY OLD GOLD 10K—40c a pw.; 12K— 56c a pw.; 18K—--72c a pw. Bring your old dental bridges, gold watches, jewelry, etc., to SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 308 Indiana Ave. HI. 5994. FURNITURE—PIANO, RUGS, DRAPERY, DISHES. I PAY MORE FOR THESE ARTICLES. RI. 2286. day or night. WANT furniture. 4 to 6 rooms, aiso odd pieces; highest prices. Hu. 7274. WANTEDi— Furniture all kinds, best prices. calls answered promptly. LI. 6963. YOUNG couple wants to buy several rooms of used furniture. Dr. 3328. Ik you UON“l FIND what vou ate molting for in The want ads today it mat be advertised here tomorrow Read Timet eiassifipfl arts daily LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds, Pels PnnoriAt! Ist Glass breeding stock leadv Y J __ to mate. 306 N Holmesße iBCS Pcma-rioc Rollers, eligible. Mrs. Sachs, 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry POULTRY WANTED—Cash rrlces I Paul Rl. 1489. 902 Ft. Wayne Ave. COLLIE police puppies. sl-$3. 52 Jenny Lane, Ir. 2782. ___ merchandise 39 Coal. Wood and Fuel Island Creek. $ C. 7 5 Large Egg. Fkd...... %J ==== Golden Flame, big lp.. fkd $4.75 Tip-Top W. Va. Dig block 6.00 W. Va. Splint cln. fkd 6.00 E. Kentucky big blk 6.00 Poca. big lp.. No. 3 Red Ash 7.75 Citizens coke $6. $8 and 8.50 INDPLSICHFUELfo OPEBATORS OF FOUR YARDS DR. 14,00 / DR. 2401 Very Lumpy Va. M. R.. .$5.00 W. Virginia Lump .... $6.00 We handle all other best grades of coal and coke. CENTER COAL CO. LI. 1458. LI. 1459. BUY GOOD COAL IT IS CHEAPER Call Us for Prices Brookside Ice and Coal Cos. Ch, 1567, Ch. 1568. Ch. 1569. LOWEST PRICES NOW KNOW YOUR DEALER SEE OUR AD IN TELEPHONE BOOK. Muesing-Merrick Coal Cos. HE. 1361. IR. 1191. DR. 3350 GOLDEN FLAME BIG LP.. FKD *4.75 TIP-TOP iW. VA.i, 6-IN. LP. FKD... 6.00 POCAHONTAS NO. 3 LARGE LP. 7.75 FREDRICK COAL CO. DR. 1792. WA. 5666. CALL US FOR PRICES Federal Coal Cos. Ch. 2291 ' MONUMENT COAL CO. LL 2233. _ _ 701 S. Wash. St. BUY WITH SAFETY •

HOOSIER COAL * OIL CO. HE. 1331. He. 1332. He. 1333.

_FEB. 2, 1932

FINANCIAL 45 Business Opportunities INDIANAPOLIS Investors’ opportunity: established marble game, territory for sale. Actual ralurns of 8% to 10% per week on investments of $3,000 or over. Write or wire R. I. MALONE. 1302 Centrai Tower. Youngstown. Ohio. S6OO lor l year: pay 25'i interest, furnlsh A-l securities. Box 294 Times. ‘'RARE'' opportunity, fully equipped lunch. room Make offer. 1433 S. Meridian. 46 Money to Loan A Better Way to BORROW MONEY Loans. $lO to S3OO, in 24 hours, at Reduced Rates Come In, write or phone for full information. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 S Pennsylvania St. Century Bldg. Phone Ri. 5054, Li. 9131. f? " Purnlture Loan* to Husband and Alfa 2% Per Month This Low Kate on Ail Loans Lowest in City Loans to S3OO No Extra Charges Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association 330 Occidental Bldg. RI 3587 — J) REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTS 7WE MAKE LOANS AUTO OR FURNITURE. $25 TO *3OO. BUCKEYE FINANCE COMPANY 207 E. New York Rt 4974. AUTOS FURNITUR* LOANS EQUITABLE FINANCE CO. 152 N. Delaware St. LI. 6605. 48 Automobile Loans Don't lose your auto I Others paid off More money advanced. Cash at once. Courteous, quick service. SACKS BROS tm MAN CO 308 INDIANA AVE. RI. 5994 FREE PARKING COR. NEW YORK AND INDIANA (VB Auto loans Ride While You Pay LINCOLN AUTO ! LOAN CO. 8 S. Capitol RI. 1321-1322 / Quuu 4_> I automobile Loans HOME FINANCE CO 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. CORNER PENN. AND MICH. RI. 5600 PLENTY OP FREE PARKING SPACE A- ' AUTO MOIIVE __ 50 Autos For Sale JlmAth The place to Buy Quality Used Cars at lowest prices—terms. No. 390 A—1928 Ford spt. coupe $lB5 No. R 134—1929 Ford spt. coupe 170 No. 361—1929 Ford Tudor 195 No. X 24—1929 Ford touring 110 No. 384—1929 Ford tudor 160 No. 410—1929 Ford sedan 210 No. 405—1930 Ford tudor 295 No. 396—1929 Chcv. coach 215 No. 387—1929 Chcv. sedan 235 No. 409—1929 Chev. sedan 2?5 No. 411—1929 Chev. coach 310 No. 213 A—1929 Chev. coupe IPS No. 328—1930 Chev. coupe 305 No. 196—1930 Chev. coupe 295 No. 370—1930 Chcv. coach 375 Nr. 373—1930 Chev. coach 315 No. X 28—1929 Reo spt. coupe 310 No. 417—1929 Essex coach 200 No. 414—1929 Nash coach 360 No. 330 A—1930 Pontiac coach 315 No. 395—1931 Pontiac coach 465 Don’t fail to visit this unusual sale. Many others to select from, $25 up. Lauth Chevrolet Cos. 3547 E. Wash. St. IR. 1175 jOpen Evenings Real Values 1931 Chevrolet coach; like new $465 1931 Chevrolet coupe; A-l 435 1930 Fold coupe; good condition 295 1930 Ford sport coupe; good condition 315 1928 Essex A-l 135 Hare Chevrolet Cos. 540 E. Washington St. RI. 5328 2014 W. Washington St._ Be. 3234. CADILLAC, 1926—4-door sedan, good paint, tires, ready for miles ol service; *350. BROWNING GENT CO . INC., 10th and Meridian St. Ri. 8655. 1931 CHEV. coupe: double~duty tires- mUrage 5,000 mi. Best ol condt. Priced to sell quick; *350. Owner 133 N. 111. FORD. '2B roadster: rumble seat: good condition: $75; terms. 1018 W. 26th. FORD, 1931 Tudor: practically new; very low mileage; *345; terms, trade. C. 6. WARNOCK, 819 E. Wash. St. , FORD, 1929 COUPE; if you want' a real value here it is; only 9125. HATFIELD MOTOR CO.. 623 N. Capitol. Ri. 9326. HUDSON DE LUXE COACH. 1929: with S wire wheels: two horns mounted in front: very snappy color scheme. A real bargain at $350 THE CITIZEN MOTOR CAR CO 28 Years With Packard. 1511 N. Illinois St. Rl. 7qS7. NASH. '29 sedan; in splendid condition throughout; ready to go and give many mijes of satisfactory transportation; only $295. Terms. The Buick 1302 E. Wash. Li. 1571. '2B MODEL WILLYB-KNIOHT sedan: gi<,d tires, motor in good running condU.cn. SI50: only <SO down. 820 N. Meridian St. STILL GOING ON MARMON’S 2ND ANNUAL 10-DAY SALE 1929 Marmon 6-S sedan, reconditioned • guaranteed 30 days. $290 Marmon Mptor Car Cos. USED CAR STORE 1037 N. Meridian LI. 6359 Sarsairir n> oseo Car* CARSON BROS 021 T* virgin)* 4ve , |}, TIMES WANT ADB make Interesting readine because Interesting eareain* of many Mod* are listed here daily = ' 51 Trunks. Tractors. Trailers CHEVROLET—Semi Trailer closed body: Radians ton platform body $75; deed axle with dual wheels for tandem gr trallor. Ave. 53 Accessories. Tires. Parts batteries’ GUARANTEED 52.95 to $3.85 SWiSSHELM * SON 644 E Washington St Rt 7740 JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.-W t repair or make new too* and curtain* lor vour car. 202 Kentucky Ave. 55 Autos Wanted WILL nay cash for your ear or your WOLF AUTO CO. LL 4516. 561 N. Capitol.