Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1932 — Page 21

NOV. 4, 1932.

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RECORD VOTE IS PREDICTED FOR INDIANA Figure Is Expected to Be * in Excess of Million and Half. BY BEN STERN If the widespread interest and size of the polls taken by both parties are of any significance, Indiana ■will cast in excess qf 1,500,000 votes in Tuesday's election. This will set anew high for the state and will be 78.000 votes more than were cast in 1928, when all .previous records were broken. In that election Herbert Hoover pollled 848.290 votes, while Alfred E Smith wks accorded 562,691. Reports received from over the state indicate that approximately 1,600,000 men and women have been polled by both parties this year, as against 1,465,000 four years ago. Many Did Not Vote In the 1923 election, 43.696 Hoosiers did not avail themselves of their ballot privileges and it is estimated that at least that number will forego their privileges Tuesday, which should put the vote cast in excess of the 1,500.000 estimated. More women will go to the polls this year than ever before, according to all indications. While four years ago hundreds of thousands of women were brought out by the issues of prohibition and religion, this year there is an equally important incentive—an economic one caused by the depression. Much of this vote will be a protest vote. Republican spokesman publicly say that in spite of the resentment, Hoover will poll the same sized vote this year as in 1928, which was 848,000, or approximately 55 1 per cent of the 1,500,000 votes to be cast Tuesday. * Doubt G. O. P. Strength But, secretly and confidentially, these same managers express the belief that a bare majority would be most pleasing to them. The Democrats, however, already are beginning to emulate their emblem, the rooster, and are crowing with all their might about a vote of 850,000 for their candidate, Franklin D. Roosevelt, which, according to their calculation, based on the Literary Digest poll, would put him over by a majority of more than 200,000. Both the F.epublican "and Democratic high commands are believed by observers to be far astray in their calculations, inspired, probably, by their wishes. Figure Too High The combined Democratic national and state ticket is not expected to go far over the 100,000 mark by many of the correspondents, while the still more conservative drop their estimates for Democratic victory to a majority of between 50,000 and 75,000. The intensive offensive, swung into by the Republicans during the last three weeks, have caused most of the observers to lower their figures on the size and extent of the Democratic victory in Indiana. There is a tendency to make allowances for a larger G. O. P. vote because of the liberal use of fear by Republican orators. However, it is extremely difficu*' to find any one who is willing to make a serious claim for the Republican ticket. Betting boards over the state report that odds are 5 to 3 in favor of the Democrats, with no Republican takers. BATTLES WITH EAGLE Talons Removed from Hunter's Arm With Pinchers. By XEA Srn ire CALGARY, Alta., Nov. 4.—Andy Bavter. prominent Calgary sportsman. had run in ■with an eagle recently. The eagle, one, of four flying overhead, was brought down by Baxter’s shot. On reaching the ground the eagle recovered and attacked Baxter sinking its talons into his arm through about five thicknesses of cloth. The talons had to be removed from Baxter’s arm with a pair of pincers. GERMAN PLANES GAIN Increase More Than 50 Per Cent in Last Three Years. By SEA Service BERLIN, Nov. 4.—ln the last three years airplanes in Germany have increased more than 50 per cent. f In 1928 there were 535 registered planes in this country. At the end of 1931 there were more than 1.140. The largest number of planes in this total are devoted to air transport operations. There are 237 in this business. PROVIDES FOR JOBLESS 2,000 Bushels Potatoes Stored by South Dakota lWn. By Vnittd Preen WATERTOWN. S. D„ Nov. 4 Approximately 2,000 bushels of po- ’ tatoes were in storage today in newly constructed bins in the city hall, against the needs of the unemployed this winter. The potatoes were stored as the result of the co-operative digging plan launched by Mayor B. N. Hagna, for the relief of needy families. INSTALL MOORING MAST New Telescopic, Self Moving Device V to Be Used for Akron. By Scripps-Uoicard X etetpaper Alliance SUNNYVALE, Cal., Nov. 4.—The new telescopic, self-moving mooring mast for’the huge dirigibles Akron and Macon, has been installed at the new naval hangar here. The mast will be used to facilitate mooring of the two ships and drag them into the hangar. It is <.160 feet high and weighs more than 500,000 pounds.

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A nemsis of burglars is this fuzzy little pooch named Fooley. When a prowler broke into a Brooklyn house, the dog ran upstairs and silently aroused the family by tugging at their bedcoverings. The burglar was routed and Pcoley, shown being held by MfSs Edna Carbush, was nominated for one of New York’s dog hero medals.

LIFT 67 MILES OF DETOURS ON STATEJOAOS New Pavement Opened on Highways 22, 37, 27 and 62. Sixty-seven miles of detour were lifted on state roads during the week, it was reported today in the state highway department bulletin. New pavement was opened on Road 22 from Kokomo twelve miles west, Road 57 between Tell City and Saint Croix, Road 27, four miles north of Richmond, and on Road 62 near Hanover. A bridge run-around on Road 37 at the south edge of Indianapolis cares for traffic, except on weekends. In order to accommodate week-end traffic the following detour was announced: " West on Troy avenue to Harding street, thence south on junction with 37. Road Oilinp Road 14 —Winamac west to Road 43, no detour: completed Nov. 15. , Road 21—Marion to Converse, detour ten miles; completed Nov. 5. Road 56—Dover to Dearorn-Franklin county line, no detour: completed Nov. 5. Length and surface condition of detours account paving and bridge construction: Road I—Detour from Red Key north, is six miles, good stone and pavement. Detour from one mile north of Bluflton to junction Road 16, account paving, is eight and one-half miles, good oil mat and treated gravel. Road 3—Detour from south city limits of Muncie to one mile south, js three miles, good, two milgs dustless. Detour from Rushville to three and one-half miles south, is seven miles, gravel; corrugated in places. Road s—Detour from one and one-half miles east of Bloomington to six miles south of Warren, is twenty-one and onehalf miles, good stone and oil mat surfaces. Road 7—Detour from Columbus to six and one-half miles southeast, is seven and onehalf miles good gravel, dust treated. (Road 7 will be open last of December, when structures are completed, paving to be ccgnpleted next spring.) Road 9—Detour from city limit of Marion to three miles south, is six and nine-tenths miles over pavement. Road 15—Detour from one-half mile south of Warsaw to North Manchester, is sixteen miles, two miles concrete, remainder good gravel. Road 21—Detour from three miles northwest of Richmond to Losantville, is twen-ty-two miles, good gravel. Road 22—Detour from twelve miles west of Kokomo to Burlington, is six and twotenths miles, good gravel. Road 32—Detour from three miles west of Road 29 to two miles east of Road 29, is seven and one-half miles, good gravel. Road 35—Detour from Morgantown to Nashville, is fifteen miles, fair gravel, narrow. Detour Just north of Trafalgar, for grading and structures, is six and sixtenths miles, fair gravel. AGAINST FARM STRIKE “Quit Blaming: Other People, Get to Work,” Buttermakers Told. By T'nitcd Press EAU CLAIRE, Wis., Nov. 4. Doubt that a farmers’ strike would have any considerable effect on prices was expressed by E. R. Eckwright, president of the Wisconsin Buttermakers’ Association at the ! annual convention here. He told farmers to "quit blaming the other fellow for your economic ills and get down to work.”

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A second George Washington is to have a place of distinction in Masonic annals. He is the George Washington shown above, merchant of Milford, Va., who will be made an apprentice of the Masonic order on the boyhood farm of his illustrious namesake in Fredericksburg. Va., Nov. 4—the 180th anniversary of the first President's initiation into Masonry. Masonic dignitaries from all parts of the country will attend the celebration. 1

ANNEXATION OF MANCHURIA IS TOKIO’STHREAT Drastic Step to Be Taken if Territory Fails to Give Obedience. BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS, Seripps-Howard Foreign Editor. WASHINGTON, Nov, 4. —Unless Manchuria quickly subsides and settles down to quiet obedience to the dictates of Nippon, annexation is inevitable, according to Japanese newspapers received here. Most of the articles dealing with the Sino-Japanese dispute seem to be by military men. And there is a certain similarity about them all, as if inspired by the same.source. This is regarded as significant, in view of the fact that the present government at Tokio is a thinly disguised military dictatorship. Little pretense is made that the 30,000,000 inhabitants of Manchuria really rose up spontaneously, declared their independence from China and requested Japanese protection. On the contrary, the writers tacitly admit the whole thing was “inspired.” Annexation Then Certain The present "government” of Manchukuo, it is agreed, is composed of a Japanese "steel frame” behind a Chinese facade. If this works out satisfactorily, well and good. Otherwise, if ‘‘old intrigues and rivalries show signs of raising their heads,” obstructing Japan’s "great mission on the Asian mainland,” it will be just too bad. "Annexation will be inevitable.” Discarding the familiar story that Japanese can not do well in Manchuria in competition with the Chinese, the Writers frankly present a different picture. In the first place, Japanese farmers nd longer are able to make the ends meet at home. If colonized in choice, well-selected areas in Manchuria, they can and should succeed—particularly if subsidized and otherwise looked after by the government. That is precisely what Japan proposes to do, it is added. Regiment after regiment of ex-soldiers, mostly farm youths, are being outfitted for Manchuria. They will go equipped to fight as well as to farm, and will be settled, for the most part, along the railways, generally within twelve miles. Will Live Like Army Each outfit will be officered precisely as in the army. Individuals will carry army rifles, and units will be well supplied with machine guns and ammunition. All will have regulation uniforms and women will not be permitted to accompany their men. They must wait until houses are built. Though each man will be allotted a plot of several acres, the emigrants will live in communities, or villages, loopholed for defense. Males will be drilled regularly and all must take an oath of compulsory military service “if and when needed.” "In addition,” comments the Bri-tish-owned and ordinarily pro-Jap-anese North-China Herald, “the property of the former rulers of this new / Garden of Eden, and that of their adherents, will be confiscated, and will.be placed, not at the disposal of the inhabitants of Manchukuo, but of that of the Japanese emigrants. Chinese immigration will be restricted.”

In the Soup Birds’ Nests From Orient Have British Customs Officials Baffled.

By United Press London, nov. 4. —officials of the British board of trade and customs are in the throes of a deep controversy over the definition to be given birds’ nests. A small number of nests from the orient, prized by epicures for their succulent properties in soup-making, find their way into Great Britain each year. The customs list does not name them. Import duty technicians spent hours, therefore, trying to determine if a bird’s nest is a vegetable, a fruit, a fabric or a building material. British gourmets insist the imported nests are ambrosia, on which there is no duty. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 D'ath Notion AHERN. EDWIN* V.—Brother of Robert F. Ahern of 4049 Graceland ave. Funeral Saturday Nov. 5. 9:30 from FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 1639 N. Meridian Services St. Bridget's church, 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross eemetery. Friends invited. BOULDEN. MRS. JANE—Mother of Gladys I. Boulden and Arthur R. Boulden, passed away Thursday morning. Services at the Residence, 1236 N. Oakland ave., Saturday,- 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. FRENCH. SYLVESTER J.—Passed away Friday morning, father of Lucius French of Indianapolis Mrs. F. J. Richardson of South Bend. Henry E. French of New York City. J. F. French of Chicago. Services at PLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Saturday 2 n. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday evening. GREEN. JULLA J.—Wife of I. V. Green and mother of Forest A. Green and Mrs. Aleene Parham and Fremont Green, passed away at the home. 112 W. 33d St , Thursday. Nov. 3. Funeral Saturday’, Nov. 5. 10 a. m.. at above address. Friends invited. Burial Greenwood cemeterv. __ KOEHLER, HERBERT CHARLES—Age 18 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Koehler, brother of Arthur. Karl and Harold Koehler, passed away Thursday 4:05 p. m., at the residence. 3 squares east of Arlington ave. on Pendleton pike. Funeral Monday 2:30 p. m. at the residence. Burial Crown Hill. Funeral and burial private. M'GITRE. GERTRUDE LOUlSE— Beloved daughter of Mrs. Mary McGuire, sister of John. Joseph and Urban McGuire, and Mrs. Anna Marie Fansler. departed this life Friday Nov. 4. age 20 years. Funeral Monday* Nov. 7. at the residence 2182 North Sherman drive. 8:20 a. m. and St. Frances De Sales churcn, 9 a. m. Burial Holv Cross cemetery. Friends Invited. Funeral under the direction of MOORE A KIRK. MOOSE, LOYAL ORDER OF Officers and members of Indianapolis Lodge No. 17. this Xs to advise you of the death of Brother William F. Leukel. Funeral services Saturday. Nov. 5. 2 p. m.. at Shiiiey Bros.' Central 'Chapel. 946 N. Illinois. Members who can please attend. Samuel L. Montgomery. Dictator; William Anderson. Secretary. •• 3 Funeral Directors. Florists GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market RI. 5374 HISEY & TITUS--957 N. Delaware LI. 3828 J. C. WILBON 1230 Prospect. Or. CS2I-0322.

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AHHOUHCEMEMTS 3 Funeral Directors, Florists i Distinguished by completeness, by refinement and by dignity Johnson & Montgomery Services are charged for at minimum rates within reach of all. Johnson & Montgomery Funeral Home. 1622 N. Meridian St. HA. 1444. W. D. BEANBLOSSOM 1321 W. Ray BE. 1588 W. T. BLASENGYM Main office, 2226 Shelby St. Branch office. 1634 W. Morris. Dr. 3570. HOCKENSMITH 72<i North Illinois Street—Lincoln BBM 4 Lost and Found LOST AND FOUND ADS appearing here each day are broadcast at 6 p. m. over station WKBF at no additional charge to the advertiser. Tune in on WKBF at 6 each evening and listen to lost and found announcements, _____ BEAGLE HOUND—MaIe, black, tan and white; white spot on left hind hip, white tip tail, black back; 7 months old. Reward. RI-5841. BUNCH OP KEYS—Los- Tuesday night." Reward. LI-7326. COAT —Silver muskrat with leopard trim, lost downtown. Reward. LI-3408. FOUNTAIN PEN—Scheaffer, last Wednesday, probably 16th St. Bank. Reward. HA-1412. FOX TERRIER—BIack, white. Name “Pepper.” Strayed from 202 S. Harris. Reward. FRATERNITY PlN—Phi Gamma Delta. Lost from 5458 N. Illinois to downtown. Reward HU-7148. HOUND DOG—Male, black, brown, wth strap, from 1439 LeGrande. Reward. LADY reporting wrist watch lost at Sky Harbor Dance Pavilion, Oct. 27th. Can have same by properly describing. IR--5420. LAW SCHOOL NOTE BOOK. Valuable only to owner. Room 246, Y, M. C. A. MOHAWK TIRE —30x5.50: Brightwood and town. Sherman Dr.. Brightwood to Beech Grove, CH-2283-M. POLICE PUP—Brown; name Rowdy; strayed from 15 N, Gray St. Reward. POLICE DOG—Female, black and tan, 7 months; reward. HU-4227. PURSE—Lady’s, brown; lost Palace theater. Keep monej, Return purse and contents. DR-7039-M. TAKEN, Saturday or Sunday (2) 9x12 Axminster Rugs. Liberal reward. 2501 Churchman Ave. 5 Personals

FALSE TEETH. BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED—Teeth replaced, called for deliv. free. 417 Virginia Ave. DR-5967. I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by any other than myself after Nov. 3. VERNON L. DERRICKSON, MID-WEST DETECTIVES. INC. GET THE TRUTH. 403 INLAND BLDG. LI-5^84. MOUNTAINEER FIDDLER S—OlcUtime music. Reasonable. Dances and parties. DR-1829-W. PSYCHOLOGIST, child guidance, all personal, domestic and social problems anal.vzed. Phone TA-1247. 6-GRAVE LOT. Washington Park Cemetery. Cheap to Masons only. IR-7429. SOCIALISM OR CAPITALISM. The only real Issue In coming election. To be able to vote intelligently, read “Socialism Explained” by Richards, 10c at book stores. or Richards the Printer, 411 Mass. TRANSPORTATION to Los Angeles for 1 or 2, share expenses. Help drive. Leave Nov. 8. Private party. HU-1948. 6 Transportation DAILY BUS BARGAINS New York or Philadelphia. sl2; Washington, $10.50; Pittsburgh, $6; St. Louis. $3.60. MODERN TRAVELERS BUREAU Brevort Hotel. N rt. 2188 GOING TO CALIFORNIA Car for household goods, trunks, boxes and barrels, leaving soon. Low freight rates. Free pick up from any point in Indiana. Call or write. SHELBY STG. AND FORWARDING CO. 222 W. Merrill. LI-8821. INSURED AND BONDED BUS TRANS, j-f. iTTumi.p Nashville, *6; Chattanooga, Ft —— $8 ; Atlanta, $10; Jacksonville, sls; Miami, $25; Tampa, s2l. Lower weekO,- i&D end return trip rates. WalT* * ' "t-T ton Travel Bureau. 439 Indiana Ave. RI-4000. United Bus Depot. 217 S. Illinois St. INSURANCE 6-a Insurance Lif* 'few FACTS REGARDING THE RESERVE LOAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 429 N. Pennsylvania St. Indianapolis Ind 1 Second oldest company in Indiana. 2. Maintains a reeprd of paving death claims within 24 hours after receipt of proofs. j Reported bv Insurance Examiners as a company of exceptional soundness Connecticut mutual life insurance COMPANY RETIREMENT INCOME AT ALL AGES GEORGE K. JONES, GEN. AGT. Suite 308, Circle Tower Equitable life assurance society HOMER L. ROGERS Agency Manager. Consolidated Building. I CONGRATULATE The Indianapolis ' I Times on its efforts to keep its readers advised about life insurance. E. W. Crane, General Agent, NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. Occidental Bldg. JOEL T. TRAYLOR, GENERAL AGENT N. W. National Life Ins. Cos. of Minneapolis. Minn. Life Insurance and Annuities 504 Guaranty Bldg. Li. 9694. Metropolitan life insurance co NOT BEST BECAUSE BIGGEST, BUT BIGGEST BECAUSE BEST. E. R. BLACKWGOD, MANAGER. 1411 Merchants Bank Bldg. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Life Insurance—Annuities and Single Premiums W W. HARRISON. AGENCY DIRECTOR RT 5315 608 Guaiantv Bldg PACIFIC MUTUAL LIF* INSURANCE CO Life Insurance Annuities. Noncancellable Disability. JOHN E SPIEGEL. GENERAL AGENT. 401 Chamber of Commerce Bldg, STATE FARM LIFE INSURANCE CO. PROTECTS AGAINST PREMATURE. ACCIDENTAL, LIVING AND ECONOMIC DEATH—GIVES 12". FAMILY INCOME, 309 West Washington St„ RI. 6612. S' TATE LIFE INSURANCE CO. C S SWEENEY AGENCY 1224 State Life Building. Not the Oldest—Not the Largest— Just the Best. | QTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO O of Worcester. Massachusetts “65—Then What?” H. K WEIRICK. GENERAL AGENT Casualty IACKSON K. LANDERS, MANAGER. J The Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Cos of New York Commercial Casualty Cos. of Newark 2nd Floor Guaranty Bldg I Automobile He. BALDWIN AGENCY, INC. 510 ILLINOIS BUILDING INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA State Agent for All Forms of AUTO AND FIRE INSURANCE General Fletcher American agency Joseph W Stickney. Agent Fletcher American National Bank Building INDIANA LUMBERMENS MUTUAL ! Insurance Company General Insurance Mutual Insurance Bldg. WOODSMALL AGENCY Fidelity Trust Bldg. WE INSURE EVERYTHING BUT THE HEREAFTER

15$ UR All CE 6-a Insurance Fire Grain dealers national mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 1740 North Meridian St. J. J. Fitzgerald, Bec>-Treas. Insures All Classes of Property at Saving of 25%. Ha. 3000. Mutual fire insurance co. of Indianapolis 505 Indiana Trust Building. RECORD OF PROMPT LOSS PAYMENT BUSINESS SERVICE 7 Business Service* CHAS. GERKING TRUCK SERVICE. SERVICVE ON TRUCKS ONLY. 1139 N. ILLINOIS. RI-8800. FLOORS—Refinish your own. Rent a Dreadnaught Sander. Hour or day. TA--4614. - FUR COATS—Reiined. repaired or remodeled: reasonable. HU-8150. FURNACE COILS INSTALLED. $3. FURNACE REPAIRS—COILS. GUTTER CLEANING. REASONABLE. DR-6563-J. FURNACE COILS INSTALLED. *2.50 LAUNDRY—FamiIy Washing a specialty; finished 13c lh. Experienced. Call; Deliver. IR-3964. NOVEMBER special. 9x12 rug cleaned, sized. S2; 1 mall rug free. W. N. Fly Rug Cos., 2328 Brookalde. CH-2211. STUDEBAKER and Hupmobile service. JERRY DEVORE GARAGE, 1304 N. Penn, LI-0283. 7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage ALLISON TRUCKING CO. Experienced, careful white men. Will move you for tl and up. LI-4105. dAND and orenestra instrument repairing; exnert. guar. work. PEARSON PIANO CO 128 N Penn LI 5513 FIREPROOF STORAGE Store now, pay six months later, free hauling to storage. Moving 14 per load and up. Call Ri. 7750. 419 B. Market St HAULING OF ALL KINDS TRASH—Moving—baggage transfer; cheap. DR-7125-J. LOCAL, overland hauling, packing, shipping., RI-6561-3628; eves., CH-0699-W. MOVING, $1 per room and up; white. 2051 Hillside Ave. Ch. 1212, MOVING $1 LOAD up, or discarded furniture. 821 Congress. HA-2448-J. MOVING, s3—You help, $1 less; quick service: careful white men, CH-5840. MOVING $2 UP—ANYTHING. ANY TIME; LOCAL. OVERLAND. WHITE MEN. PETE’S. CH-2878. TRANSFER AND GENERAL HAULING. Lowest rates, PEHN BROS. HU-1538, 7-b Paperhanging and Painting PAPER hanging, painting, years experience; prices right. WM. J. RILEY, DR-4182. INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring JEWELRY CLASSES—F. C. Bonnet jeweler; Miss Mabel West teacher; advance, beginning work. 162 N. Illinois, afternoon and evening classes. 11,260. $3,000 YEAR—Government Life Jobs. Many Post-depression vacancies Men. women. 18-50. Steady work. List positions; sample coaching and full particulars —FREE. Write immeditaely—todav sure. Box 1054-G Times. SPECIAL OFFER of TEN piano lessons at 50c a lesson. Experienced instructors. IR-0956. helpTanTTp 13 Help Wanted—Male AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY—For a young man. between the ages of 20 and 25. with at least a good high school education. Salary. Care Box A-400 Times. SALESMAN to solicit for firm in Indianapolis 18 vrs. Married man 30 to 45. Personal training given. No traveling. Hard work, long hours. Successful men make S3OO month. Reply confidential Give phone number. Box 325, Several boys to deliver Times, apply 2 to 6 p. m., 1438 N. Capitol. Several boys to deliver Times, apply 2 to 6 p. m., 948 N. Alabama.

14 Help Wanted—Female GIRL WANTED—For housework. 342 N. Noble St. V/ANTED—Experienced phone solicitor. Must be thoroughly experienced in newspaper selling. Write giving full particulars. Times Box A-267. TRY TIMES WANT APB FOR BUSINESS RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms $2.00, single; $3, double; 301 N. Forest, corner E. N York; warm front, neat bath; kitchen privileges. CH-5569. $3 —25 S. Irvington (east). Attractive, warm room, employed lady; bus line. LR-1332. $3.50; WASHINGTON BLVD.—Attractive comfortable room; voung man. Protestant. References required. TA-4568. ALABAMA, N„ 920 Seminole hotel, large rooms, modern comforts. *3.50: $4.50 week, single. Spacious lobby. LI-1496. CENTRAL, 1060 —Connecting front living and bedroom; also single room; reasonable. HA-3513-M. CENTRAL. 3765 —Lovelv front room for 2. Good heat, large closet; reasonable. WA--3599-R. COLLEGE, 1807 Va —LOVELY ROOM IN STEAM-HEATED APARTMENT: GENTLEMEN: REASONABLE. CALL ANI SEE IT AFTER 5 P, M. DELAWARE, N.. 2149—Front room, good heat, near bath, private home, bus line. HA-3550-J. DELAWARE. N., 1328—Large well furnished room, near bath; good heat; privileges. Reasonable. DELAWARE, N.. 527—Lovely warm sleeping room; cooking privileges; first floor. Reasonable. DELAWARE, N., 400, Apt. 11.—Nice fronl room, steam heated; constant hot water. Call Apt, 7. GRAFF, 1441—2 rooms furnished; bath; garage;, *4; sleeping toom, gentlemen $1.50. BE-4287-J ILLINOIS. N.. 1726—Splendid heat, large nicely furnished, clean: beauty rest mattress. Private. JEFFERSON, N., 325—Lovely warm room board: laundry optional- privileges; close car and bus. CH-0685 J. KENWOOD. 3021—Large warm room: large closets; hot water; gentlemen, $3 TA-2754. KENWOOD. 3040—Nice room, U square from best car line in city. Reasonable. HA-4582-J. MASSACHUSETTS. 540—Modern, steam heated rooms; Simmons beds; low daily, weekly rates. MERIDIAN. N.. 1927—Beautfiul front for winter; light and warm; next to bath. NEW JERSEY, NORTH, 513—Nicely furnished front room, well lighted, large closet, steam heated: $2. NEW JERSEY, N., 1202—Well-furnished front room; good heat, 1 or 2. First floor. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1618—Nicelv furnished room, newlv decorated, next bath, home privileges. Reasonable. TA-1624. OHIO. E.. 407—CLEAN BEDS. TUB. SHOWER: 25c A NIGHT: CLOSE IN. VERMONT. E.. 230—Dormitory for men: clean, warm, all double beds: 25c nite: *1.85 wk. ; WASHINGTON BLVD., NEAR 52D—Lovely room, private bath; gentleman preferred. HU-8468. WOODRUFF PL.. 810 W. Drive; clean, cozy room, for 1 or 2 employed girls; board optional. 24TH. E.. 515—Large front room, twin beds; steam heat; hot water, HE-1494 NICE clean beds: steam heat. 25c night, NEW PALACE HOTEL. 4 N. New Jersey, LOVELY ROOM, private bath: fine home; high class section, east. IR-3612. WILL share lovely room adjoining bath; private home, north; refined girl. HU--5370; Dearborn Hotel r f a rl ß i parking, 3208 E. Michigan. CH-7550. PRINCETON HOTEL Low rates to permanent guests. Free p’k’g. " HOTEL ANTLERS 16 Housekeeping Rooms *2.50: 227 E. ST. JOE—Nice, single, warm room: also $3, *4 rooms: free parking *7 —2117 N. Talbot; 3-room furnished apartment; dowmstairs;-steam heat; /garge; eouplc. TA-6919. ALABAMA. N.. 1005—Furnished housekeeping or sleeping rooms; good heat, private entrance; S3 up, ALABAMA. N.. 2114 —Spacious studio apartment. excellent location, also lovely sleeping room. HA-3688-M. ASHLAND,. 1634—Housekeeping room, all • utilities private; modern home, *4. References, HE-3632. ASHLAND. 1558—1-room, kitchen and bath; everything furnished, modern private entrance: reasonable. BROADWAY. 1423 —Smali furnished apartment; steam heat, phone, private bath, $6. BROADWAY. 1143--Unfurnished or furnished 2-room apartments; utilities furnished; good location; $3.50 to $5. *>T-*2l* 7

RENTALS 18 Housekeeping Room* CENTRAL. 2511—2 large, nicely furnished warm rooms, large closet, utilities paid; reasonable. DAVIDSON, 337, N.—2 modern connecting front downstairs rooms. Garage. Everythlng furnished: $5. ILLINOIS, N.. 2339—2 rooms, kitchenette. $6. 1 room. $3, $3.50; Maytag washer. See custodian. ILLINOIS. N.. 1808—Large room, kitchnette, $5: also sleeping rooms; reasonable. HA-3203-J, ILLINOIS. N~i 3232—Desirable front furnished 2-room apartment; constant hot water; good heat. , ILLINOIB. N., 2610—2 rooms, nicely furnished; overstuffed furniture; lamps, sink, modern, utilities paid. $5.50. OHIO, EAST. 430 —One nice front room, S3; sleeping room, $1.50; garage $2. PARK. 1611—Lovelv. newlv furnished. 2room apartment: private entrance; garage optional. HE-468" TALBOT, N., 2420—Large front room; running water; private entrance; $3 or WOODRUFF. 544. MIDDLE DRIVE—2 apartments, utilities furnished; running water; adults. CH-3173. 21ST, W.. 128—2-room apartment, private bath, $7; also sleeping room, <2, up. 4 FURNISHED ROOMS; S2O. INQUIRE 1202 ENGLISH AVE. EMPLOYED widow will share lovely modern home, with employed couple; reasonable. DR-3353 -M. 19 Rooms with Board TALBOT, N.. 2144—54.50; rooms, board, steam heat, hot water; carline. JOLLY. HA-3908-J. 25TH., 1338, W.—Laundry and 3 meals. Home privileges; garage; $5 single, $7.50 double. CHILDREN TO BOARD—Mother s care; warm, modern home; near school. Reasonable. CH-2586-R. UNUSUALLY pleasant room, steam heat; privileges, garage; meals optional. 603 E. 32nd, TA-2818. 21 Unfurnished Apartments BROADWAY, 2030—Upper 5 rooms, heat, water, garage; your price Nov. 9th dating. HA-0181-J. CENTRAL. 3904—3-bedroom modern duplex; utilities paid. WA-3916. DELAWARE. N., 1907—4-room apartment: utilities furnished; Nov. 9th dating. HU--8522. MADISON, 1025—Best equipped apartment south; domestic science kitchen. Frigidalre. OHMER AVE., 5330—5-room, modern apartment, 2-bedrcoms, heat, water, garage. IR-7589. WABH., E.. 5332—Upper duplex; 5 rooms. steam heat, water. IR-0334. RI-6636, WASHINGTON. E.. 5016—5-room modern. 2 bedroom apartment; good value, heat and garage. 11TH, W., 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment; water, gas, heat and ice furnished; $22, Call Apt. No, 1, THE GRANT REAL VALUE—S32.SO; fine location; 4 rooms; heat, water. TA-4743, TA-0642, LAVERNE. 220 W. NORTH—Room and bath. $2.50 to 55.00 week. LI-2662. LAVERNE, 220 W. NORTH—Room and bath, $2.50 to $5.00 week. LI-2662. NORTH Shortridge; 2-bedroom apartment; all utilities. Was SIOO, now $75. HU--5867. Indianapolis Rental Agency We furnish free transportation to inspect furnished and unfurnished ants., day or nite. No obligations. LI-5452. Evenings or Sunday. TA-1064 or WA-0433

22 Unfurnished Houses SI2—EASTERN AVE. 225—5 rooms, inside toilet, water paid garage. CH-7307. $12.50 Per JVIo. 4 rms. semi-modern, well inside, garage, goad condition. 541 Fleming. Call FRAZEE. LI-2318. sl3; ADLER. E.. 16—Dandy 5-room semimodern double, good condition, garage, reduced greatly, water paid. DR-3472. sl4; 29TH ST., W.. 154—5-room modern. except furnace. Stove furnished. RI-1996. SIS—EWING. 1121; 4 rooms, garage, water paid. Nov. Bth, CH-7097. sls; EWING. N„ 1369—5-room modern doubie (excapt furnace); garage. DR-4118. SIS—CAPITOL N., 2101—Modern 5-room double, redecorated, near car barns. RI-7107. SI6—OXFORD, N., 2014—4 rooms, bath, garage, water paid. CH-7097. $16.50 —Small semi-modern double; garage; water, gas range. Heatrola; inside toilet. 1935 N, La Salle. LI-5231. $18 —7-room modern, new shades, November 10 dating. TA-1100, evening HU-6834. SI9—HAWTHORNE, S., 131—5-room modern double, new furnace, garage. IR--7108. S2O—WHITTIER PL.. 58—Irvington; 5-room modern; garage; water paid. RI-1533. S2O; RURAL. N.. 1131—St. Philips. 3 bedrooms, complete bath, garage. WA-2815. $23; CAPITOL. N.. 3511—Beautiful 5-room modern, garage, water paid. HA-4424-J. $25 —Corner Home Place and Norwood—4 bedrooms, bath, furnace, hardwood floors downstairs, newly papered, garage. HU-3361. DR-0555. $25—207 W. 29TH ST.—Beautiful 6-room modern, choose decorations. HA-0278-W. $25; 21ST, W.. 113—6-room modern double. redecorated; November 9th Dating. TA-3094. $30 —JULIAN. 5739 —Bungalow; 5 rooms, modern, fireplace, with garage. IR-1984. S3O: CHESTER. N.. 902—Near Little FlowerT 7-room modern double. CH-1242-W. S3O: BOULEVARD PL.. 3253—6 rooms, modern. garage; November 9th. dating. TA--1924, S3O—ILLINOIS, N.. 3621—Modern 6-room double garage, near Shortridge. .DR--4250-R. $32.50; BOSART. N.. 806—Bungalow. 5 rooms, built-ins, double garage. LI-2771. $35 —3503 SALEM—?-bedroom double; near Shortridge: Nover.ber 10 datiilg. TA-2255. BANCROFT, S., 360—5-room modern, 2way double, garage, water paid; $22.50: November 10th dating. IR-0979. BROADWAY, 2025—5 rooms. modern; garage, water paid, S2O. HE-3167. BROADWAY. 2346—13"rm5.. 2 baths. 3-car gar. Make offer. 30 McLean Pi., 4 rms. water paid. *lO. RI-7725. BROOKSIDE PARKWAY. N. DR.. 3322-4-room modern double, hardwood, range. water paid. CH;1194-J. BROOKSIDE AVE.. 1853—5 rooms semimodern. water paid, garage, reduced. DR-4583-M. BUCHANAN. 521 (rear)—2 rooms, $7; water paid: November 9th dating. HE-1486. CARROLLTON AVE.. 5440—Fine brick bungalow. $55; November 9th. dating. HU--1859. CENTRAL, 2406—7 rooms modern, $22.50, water paid, November 9th dating. RI--2404. COLORADO, 38, S—Strictly modern 8room double, reduced SSO to s26^)o. COTTAGE, 1535—5 rooms, semi-modern; water paid; gas, electricity; A-l condition. Reduced. HU-4368. DR-3584-R. DE QUINCY AND TENTH—Attractive 2way modern; 4-room double; garage. IR-5339. ENGLISH AVE., 2521—4-room modern double; A-l condition; good furnace; 2 weeks free; $lB. TA-4504. GALE. N.. 109—6 room modern, S2O. Hovt, 3929; 5 rooms, semi-modern. $lB. Hovt. 4102; 5 rooms. $12.50, RI-3413, WA-3661, GRANT N., 103—5 rooms, new, complete bath, no furnace, garage; $lB. CH-4157, HAMILTON AVE.. 329—6-room modern cottage. 2-car garage, rent reduced. CH--0122. HARLAN. 143—Modern bungalow only $25; J November 9th dating. DR-3352. 2436 Highland Place Fine 4-rm. bungalow, for colored. Entirely modern, A-l shape. Reasonable rent. LI-7491. Gregory & Appel, Inc. JACKSON 2411—5 rooms strictly modern, LEE. 1470—*14; 5 rooms, water paid. November 9th. dating. HE-1486. MCPHERSON. 2832—Double; 5 rooms, bath, furnace, garage; good condition; now *ls. LI-6621. NOWLAND AVE., 1911—Facing Spades park; double, 6 rooms, bath, pantry, furnace, no garage: now $lB LI-8621. OHIO ST . E., 1424—6 rooms, modern; water paid; garage; near Technical. DR--4583-M. PROSPECT. 425—5-room modern; sl9. Raymond. E , 1410; 3 and 4 rooms, *l4, sl7. DR-4206. RAYMOND. W.. 212-18—4-5 rooms modern, garage. sls. $22.50. November 9th dating. DR-4708. RILEY. 630 NORTH—BEAUTIFUL 6-ROOM MODERN DOUBLE; EXCELLENT CONDITION. REAL BARGAIN. SEE THIS! ROCKVILLE RD.. 3776—5-room modern bungalow, 'hardwood floors, breakfast nook. BE-3181. ROOSEVELT AVE.. 3104—5-room modern double. A-l. water paid; $16.50, TA-USB. SHEFFIELD, N., 1408—5 rooms, bath, good condition; garage. HA-13e2. SHELBY. 2108—5 rooms, semi-modern; garage: >ls, DR-5411-W. TECUMSEH PL.. 643—Modern 4-room double: in-a-door bed: $22.53. CH-2242-J. VIRGINIA AVE.. 467—6 rooms, semi-mod-ern. 1 month free, water paid: sl6. DR--6912-W. 16TH ST. E. 808—6-room modem, 3-bed-room*. long living room, gas grate, hardwood floors, good furnace, $22. WA-1749-J. 23 RD, E, 805—Near Belief on taine; double; 5 rooms, bath, furnace; no garage. sls. LI-8621. 9-ROOM home on Mars Hill car line; semimodern. CH-7584. SMALL double with garage; cheap to desirable couple. Forbes-Hubbard Lumber Cos.. 1923 Shelby St. DR-7400. RENT starts November 9th. Irvington; 6room modern double; long living room, breakfast nook, built-in features, large closets, laundry, garage. Reduced, *35. RI-5030.

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RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses New List Os rentals Just out. Call for It. LI-7491. Gregory & Appel, Inc. COLORED, 1206 Harlan—s rooms, semimodern, garage, reasonable. Owner, 1005 Sanders St. . _ 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses $4 —ILLINOIS, N.. 1226, NO. s— Congenial girl to share bedroom apartment. RI--8231. _ slß—4-room semi-modern, utilities furnished. 431 N. Illinois, Apt. 5, room 3, $25 —Shares beautiful furnished modern home; employed couple; kitchen privileges. HA-0172-W. S32—ILLINOIS, ST., N. 2238— Attractive 4-room modern, garage, private entrance. HA-1395-W. CENTRAL, 2131—55.50 week; 1 room, kitchenette; private bath, entrance; good heat. HE-4155. NEW YORK. W.. 1626—5 rms . overstuffed, gar.. $5.50 wk.. wa. pd. 1310 Bellefontaine: 5 rms.: priv. bath, utli. KI-7725. WALNUT, E , 115—3-room private bath, reduced rent. See housekeeper in basement. _____ - 33D ST., 1220 W.—Strictly modern furnished 4-room house, garage: water paid. 5 ROOMS furnished. 3 beds: 6 adults. Keys 719 E. New York. SHARE apartment with two girls, walking' distance north; $3.50 each. LI- 1 189. Miss Harris, APARTMENT home north'; 5 rooms; garage; Frigidalre; all utilities; *BO. HA--0533. _ 24 Suburban and Farm* UNDER prosperous times, $25; now *lO and sl2. Stop 6 1 -; Rockville Road. 25 Business, Office and Desk Space CORNER Belmont. Howard Sts., storeroom with 3 living rooms. 4-car garage. se mi-modern, WA-4689. 1-STORY BRICK building: close In; suitable for any purpose, RI-1112. REAL ESTATE~FOTSALE 27-a Real Estate Auctions TOM VINNEDGE. Indiana’s leading Real Estate Auctioneer. 2048 Central. TA-2992. 28 Salte Suburban Property 4-ROOM house on State Road 67. *7OO casn for clear deed and title. Splendid condition; 5 miles from Circle. BE-0363-2. Inquire Thompson’s Grocery at Meyer's Hill. 10 ACRES, house, garage, large chicken house; 5-acre peach orchard: other fruiU Write or call RAYMON SPARKS, Oak*endon. ______ 29 Lots, Farms and Acreage fTSHERMEN and poultry men attention! Shelby countv. 36 miles from Indianapolis. 15 acres, large brick house, cement coop for 1.000 chickens, large barn.- brooder house and other out buildings. 40 large walnut trees, splendid corn and garden land, large stream, good fishing, swimming beach, shade, fruit, shrubberv; 300 bushels of corn. Price $2,150. *350 cash, balance E. Z. No trades. Call IR-4297. after 6p. m. 31 Wanted to Trade 80 ACRES—lmproved. Sale or trade by owner. CH-7699-M. SUBURBAN HOME—Want drug or grocery. Assume. 1015 S. Roena street. TRY TIMES WANT ADS H)H BUSINESS meYchandise 34 Miscellaneous Fcr Sale * New Electric Washers Late style—Guaranteed At less than manu- ICWt facturers cost infl* & STW QC warehouse clear- JB (Sra Jtri ance Terms if de-’r 0 Ml sired. While they aJ3 . - last. Only Central Transfer & Storage 209 West South St.

CASTOR OlL—Finest quality $1 gallon; 5 /- inch rubber lawn hose 25 ft. length $1; one barrel dry yellow paint, 380 lbs., >SO. Big Four Unclaimed Freight Station, corner Capitol and South St, CLOTHING—Very cheap. Baseburner. heats 6 rooms; 9x12 rug; reasonable. DR>-3461-W. COAT—Gray cloth, fur-trimmed, 16-18; A-l; $lO. Gripper sfaoes, $2. HE-1265. CORONA Typewriter with case, sls. Guaranteed, JUDD, 142 N. Meridian. LI-6890. CRIB and mattress, babv swing, cradle and mattress, motor seat baby coat, woo' snuggle rug. TA-2301. GAS LOOS —(3 1 artificial, for fireplace, SB. HU-7946, 4447 N. Delaware. INVALID CHAIRS Crutches for sale or rent; good chairs. *2.50 ner month, delivered free. Crutches 25c ner mo. BAKER BROS.. 219 E. WASHINGTON. Jugs, Bottles, Stone Jars Bargain prices. We deliver. West End Bottle Cos.. 534 W Pearl St. LI-8085 MECHANICAL drawing set; suitable for college work; reasonable. 2249 Brookside Ave. MOTION PICTURE CAMERA, "Eastman," 16 M. M., 100-ft. capacity. Reasonable. 151 N. Illinois St, YEAR’S CONTRACT FOR MANURE. 1351 KENTUCKY AVE. LI-5642. 35 Household Goods BABY BUGGY—BIue reed, high chair, A-l condition. 805 Hamilton Ave. DAYBED, sls; rue. *2: hospital bed, chlfforohe. 2409 N. Alabama. HA-0495. DINING SUlTE—Walnut. 8 n'ece tanstrv seats, splendid condition. 1220 W. 33rd St. DINING ROOM SUlTE—Attractive 8-piece, $35. 330 Forest Ave. DRESSER—Antique, rosewood, beautiful; like new; real bargain. 1730 College. HE-5638. FOR REFRIGERATORS All types S’.id sizes, new and used. See our display 2000 Northwestern Ave. Open 8 a. m to 9 p m. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. FURNITURE—Stoves! rugs refrigerators. _ new, used, cash, credit. Barret 868 Va. GAS STOVE. 'SUCCESS.” 3-BURNER; LIKE NEW. *8 CH-0385. HEATING STOVE—Retort: model 220. barga'n: *ls. 1115 St. Peter. IR-0903. MAYTAG —A-l condition: bargain for cash. reasonable. 366 N. Holmes St. OIL BURNING HEATERS Will heat the average home, users say cheeper than coal: *SO Installed. Terms. CHARLES KOEHRING. 880-882 Virginia Ave. DR-1417. SEWING MACHINES, Bargains all makes, cleaned and adjusted sl.ao. Pleating and buttons, hemstitching. 8c yard. 60 West New York St. LI-7818. STOVES —Bargain, real values all kinds of cooking and heating. HUB FURNITURE COMPANY. 414 East Washington St LI-3190. WASHER—Late model; for small balance due. 45 N. Denny. IR-3871. 36 Radios. Musical Instruments ALL RADIO CALLS FREE THIS MONTH QUALITY SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Low rates; guaranteed work: 12 yrs. exp. UNITED RADIO SALES AND SERVICE 634 FT. WAYNE AVE. Rl-6441, ER-1264. Blue Bird, table model $19.50 Radiola table model 14.50 10-tube’Victor 32.00 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP, 225 g Wash. CONN TRUMPET—SiIver gold bell. Like new. *75 Easy terms PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Pecna. LI-5513. EUROPEAN Refition Guaranteed on the new Stewart Warner Magic Dial radio. Nu-Kan Producte Cos. will demonstrate. 16th st Caoitol. RI-Bfl*2. 50c per call for radio Repair. Lightning Radio Service. 201 N. Temple. CH-7210. FREE —Radio service calls, estimate If rep. needed. LANES. 2828 E. 10th. CH-0218. “ PHILCO RADIOS ’ LOWEST PRICE IN CITY ALL MODELS. NO INTEREST OR FINANCE CHARGE. BMALL DOWN PAYMENT. 4101 E. MICHIGAN. IR-0020. PIANO ACCORDION—Student model. Used. 24-bass, *25; easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penna. St. LI-5513. RADlOS—Crosiey. 7 and 8 tubes. $12.50 and $17.50, ALLEY’S, 534 Mass, SAXOPHONE, trumpets, trombones, lowest terms. HERMANN H. RINNE MUSIC CO.. 229 N. Penn., 4th floor. WFBM entrance. .

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36 Radios, Musical Instruments SERVICE PHILCO AND CROSLEY BPEC~ Don t be without your radio. If your set has to be taken to our shop, we will loan you one PAUL KERR MUSIC CO. CH-3036, 29 N Temple. CH-3036. WALLACE TROMBONE—Pre-owned. Fine leather case. Was *l2O, now SSO. Easy . terms. PEARSON PIANO CO., 128 N Penna. St. LI-5513. 37 Furs, Wearing Apparel Topcoats, Overcoats,s4 Unredeemed, choose from over 1.000 at Sacks Bros. Loan Cos. 308 Indiana Ave. RI-5904. 38 Store, Office Supplies Typewriter Rental Agency Only $2-50 Per Month or $ .00 for 3 Months Any make of machine. Expert repair service on all typewriters. Woodstock TYPEWRITER CO. 317 N. Penn. LI. 4712 TYPEWRITERS^^^r.^f 39 Cash Coal Mart NOTICE TO PUBLIC The Indiana law provides that any delivery of coal or coke to you must be accompanied by a delivery ticket which shows emong other things, the net amount in weight, the state in which the coal <• mined, the name of the coal or the number of the vein from which taken and size or grade thereof. If you fail to receive such delivery ticket, or believe that coai delivered does not conform to such ticket report the case immediately for Investlgallon to the Better Business Bureau, WE NEED CASH Call Us for Frices WHITE ASH LUMP WEST VIRGINIA LUMP WEST VIRGINIA EGG ISLAND CREEK LUMP FED-WAR LESMOKE Pocahontas Nut and Slack Citizens Coke, Nut and Egg Federal Coal Cos. CIL 2291 NO WHEEL CHARGE — Golden Flame, Ind., lg. Ip $4.50 W. Virginia furnace egg, 2x6... 5.00 Tip Top, W. Va. lg. Ip. cln. fkd. 5.25 Isl. Crk. bg. blk 5.50 Poca. No. 3, red ash, large lp.. 7.50 Citizens coke $7.25 and 7.75 INDPLSICPFUEL co. 9R°2^6X.TD V r24^ BRAZIL lump. 2-ton loads. *4.25 per ton. Mine run. *3.75. CH-6359-R. Circle Fuel CoT~ DR. 2695 GOLDEN Flame. Ind Lp! fkd~... $4 50 W. Va.. 2x6, Furnace Egg sno Tip Top. W. Va. Lp. fkd 5^35 Other grades of coals at reasonable prices. FREDRICK COAL CO. DR-1792. WA-5668. HARLAN (Kentucky I washed STOKER coal for domestic stokers. REAL CLEAN. SCHUSTER COAL CO. .Troy and Alien. DR-3000. No wheel charge—low prices Try our * CEDAR GROVE W. Va. lump $5.25 Pioneer Is. Creek Lp. .. $5.50 MUESING-MERRICK HE-1361. IR-1191. DR-3356, NO WHEEL CHARGE Indiana Lp.—s4.so Monarch Lp.—s4.6o Amber Jacket—s4.7s W. Virginia Lp.—55.25 Center Coal Cos. LI. 1458 N6'. WHEEL CHARGE “ Sexson Bros. Coal Cos. DR. 7479 ; SPECIAL Brazil blk,, $4.75 Manley-o’Donnell Fuel Cos. HE. 1391 HE. 1391 Union Ice & Coal Cos. DR-4621. DR-4622, WEAVER COAL & ICE CO. DR-2201. DR-2201. WOOD. FIREPLACE OR FURNACE, *3.66 A CORD. DELIVERED. LI-7634. ! WOOD—Fine drv fireplace, furnace. $3 per j cord. Delivered. DR-2859-R. 40 Wanted to Trade BOSTON TERRIER—MaIe, well marked, registered, pedigreed. Taken prizes. Sale or what have you? IR-5069. * GAS RANGE. “Detroit Jewel," $4. Three Hole Gas Range. $2; .22 Winchester Rifle. 1032 S. New Jersey St, - HOUSE RENT —4-room semi-modern double or 4 rooms used furniture for house painting WA-5603 LATE MODEL Superhet, trade for 12 or 16-Pump Gun. IR-3871. *1.300 EQUITY in cozy 3 rooms and garage, in Washington Place, for car or what have vou. BE-050. SALE or trade for Coal, large retort and two hot-blast, stoves, rebuilt cheap. 1906 Arrow Ave. TRADE PIANO for model T truck. 14S E. Southern. DR-4397-J. 41 Wanted to Buy Hall furniture CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. *ol*. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO BELL YOUR GOODS. Wa are the largest buyers and aaUar* if used merchandise In tha state. WE PAY THE BEST PRICES GOOD used m'.meograph. Neostvle. rotoepeed. letterograph, or other make. TA--1550. HIGHEST CASH PRICES For Shotguna. Rifles. Old Onid and Silver. Lincoln Jewelry & Loan Cos. 201 West Washington St SELL YOUR OLD GOLD and old watches and dental bridges direct to s gold buyer. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 308 Indiana Ave. Rl-5934. TWO 9x12 Axmmster rugs. Must be ros* and tan. DR-4028-M. WANT FURNITURE —4 to 6 rooms, also odd nieces. Highest prices. HIT-7274. WANTED—Battery building equipmentused. Must be cheap. LI-0275. WE BUY OLD GOLD SELL YOUR OLD GOLD DIRECT Gold refiner. Highest prtcea paid for gold teeth, bridges, crowns, discarded Jewlery. watches. Cash paid. Bring to STANDARD GOLD REFINING CO. 428 LEMCKE BUILDIHO. Dor. Pennsylvania and Market Bta.