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E. E, GATES SR., G, 0, P. LEADER, IS DEAD AT 63 Prominent Lawyer Succumbs After Long Illness: Rites Wednesday. Edward E. Gates Sr., prominent Indianapolis attorney and active member of the Republican party, died yesterday in his home, 1901 N. Delaware-st, following an illness of two years. Mr. Gates was 63. Private funeral services will be held at the home Wednesday, with burial in Crown Hill. A daughter, Mrs. A. J. McKelvey, New York, who is on a vacation tnp in Bermuda, will be unable to reach Indianapolis in time for the services. Mr. Gates was in active service in Puerto Rico during the SpanishAmerican War. He returned to Indianapolis several years after ihe war, and resumed his legal practice, in which he gained attention for his successful fight against discriminatory railroad rates in the Indianapolis district. He was a member of the law' firm of Henley, Matson & Gates during this litigation. When Judge William J. Henley, member of the firm, moved from Indianapolis, the firm became Matson, Gates <te Ross. In 1915 Mr. Gates formed a partnership with Quincy A. Myers, former Indiana Supreme Court judge, the firm name being Myers & Gates. In 1917 Samuel M. Ralston joined the firm. Upon the death of Mr. Myers, in 1922, the firm was changed to Ralston, Gates, Lairy, VanNuys & Barnard. This firm was dissolved later, and Mr. Gates became a member of the firm of Gates, Hoffman Tilson, in which he remained until his death. Mr. Gates was educated in Indianapolis schools, Yale University, New York Law School and the Indiana University Law School. He was a member of the Central Christian Church, president of the Kiwanis Club in 1918 and 1919, and w r as a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Columbia Club. Indianapolis Athletic Club. Indianapolis Country Club, the old Marion Club. Hoosier Athletic Club, Academy of Music, Dramatic Club, the Royal Arcanum and the Berzilius Society of Yale. He also was a member of the Royal Jesters, Murat Shrine, York Rite. Centre Lodge No. 23, Free and Accepted Masons; Knights of Pythias and the Spanish War Veterans. Surviving him are the widow'. Mrs. Dorothy Gates; two sons, Edward E. Gates Jr., resident manager of Harris, Upham <fc Cos., members of the New York Stock Exchange, and William N. Gates, all of. Indianapolis. and two daughters, Mrs. A. J. McKelvey and Miss Virginia Gates, both of New York. Pastor's Son Dead John Goddard Harms. 6-year-old son of the Rev. and Mrs. John W. Harms. 19 N. Irvington-av, died yesterday of meningitis, following a throat infection. Funeral services will be held at 9:45 tomorrow in the Clyde V. Montgomery Funeral Home, 1622 N. Meridian-st. The body will be taken to Enid, Okla., for burial. The child was a pupil at School 57, and attended Sunday school at the Third Christian Church. Mr. Harms is a religious education director for Discipies of Christ churches in Indiana. The family has lived in Indianapolis since September. Surviving are the parents and a baby sister. Dorothea May Harms. Frank Lahr Burial Funeral services for Frank J. Lahr. former judge of Marion County Juvenile Court, who died Friday at his home. 4910 Washing-ton-blvd. were to be held at 3 this afternoon in the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home. 25 W. Fall Creekpkwy. Burial w’as to be in Crown Hill. Active and honorary pallbearers included parsons associated with Judge Lahr during his 16 years on the Juvenile Court bench. Arthur Beckner Rites Final services for Arthur J. Beckner. who died Saturday at his home. 3136 N Uhnois-st, following a three days’ illness, will be held at 3:30 tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home. 25 W. Fall Creek-pvkw. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Beckner was 47. He was a representative of the Minnesota Manufacturing and Mining Cos., and had been with the company 14 years. Surviving are the widow. Mrs. Grace Beckner. and his mother. Mrs. Louise Beckner, both of Indianapolis. Barbara Redmond Services The funeral of Mrs. Barbara Ellen Redmond. 3535 Birchwood-av. who died Saturday following an illness of seven months, will be held at the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home. 25 W. Fall Creek-pkwv at 2 tomorrow. Burial will be m Washington Park Cemetery. Mrs. Redmond had lived in Indianapolis 45 years. She was a member of Naomi Chapter 131. Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are seven children. Mrs. Millie Gilmore. Mrs. Mable Cook. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Boyle. Mrs. Helen Cooper, all of Indianapolis; Mrs.* Belle Huston. Columbus: Ralph R. and Albert G. Redmond. Flint. Mich.; a sister. Mrs. Permelia Robinson, Logan, Kan.; two brothers. Levi McCormack. Denver, and Milo McCormack. Clayton, and a number of grandchildren. Romney Willson Dead Romney L. Willson, Golden Hill. Indianapolis attorney and one of the first volunteer probation officers of the Marion County Juvenile Court, died yesterday at Methodist Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 11 tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Funeral Home. Mr. Willson was 58. He was bom in Versailles and was a member of a family of attorneys. He entered the law office of William L. Taylor in 1900 when Mr. Taylor was attor-

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Ben Nathanson The appointment of Ben Nathanson, 3540 N. Meridian-st, as head of the dramatic and musical department of Camp Moriah, a Jewish summer camp near Grand Junction, Mich., has been announced. Mr. Nathanson also j will conduct classes in jour- ; nalism. He is a junior student in the Indiana University administration school and played on the all-American band two years. The camp opens July 5 and will continue for eight weeks. It accommodates 225 boys between the ages of 8 and 17.

r.c; general of Indiana, and later Mr. Willson and Mr. Taylor became law partners. Mr. Willson later entered partnership with his brother, Russell Willson. He attended Moore's Hill College and received an A. B. degree at Indiana University. He was a member of the I. U. varsity baseball squad, and accompanist for the Glee Club. During the world War Mr. Willson was a member of the Indiana National Guard. He was a member r>T the University Club, Indianapolis Athletic Club. Indianapolis Country Club. Sigma Chi fraternity, Contemporary Club, the Players Club, the Indianapolis Bar Association, the Indiana Bar Association and the American Bar Association. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Kathleen Good Willson; the brother, Russell Willson, and two nephews. Gene and Larry Willson. Alliance Francaise to Meet Mrs. Yvonne Chamilovitch will present an illustrated lecture on Paris at the Alliance Francaise meeting at 8:30 Thursday night at the Washington. Miss Jane Hampson will lead the group in the singing of French songs. VITAL STATISTICS Marriage Licenses Noble R. Sigler. 26, Cicero. Ind , cement finisher, and Naomi Dorothy Coon. 24. of R. R 6. Box B. housekeeper. Charles E. Robinson. 22, of R. R. 16. Box 90. laborer, and E'.teen Jesti Sheets, 18. of 1433 Blaine-av, housekeeper. Bevy A. Groschelle. 30. of 813 West-dr, Woodruff Place, clerk, and Margaret R Nuss. 27. of 432 W. 42nd-st. housekeeper. Marion R. Glaze. 24. of 810 Foltz-st. mill worker, and E'ma C. Olsen, 18. of 260 N. Miley-av, housekeeper. Leo C Tomlin. 27. of 1502 N. Warmanav, servireman. and Lois Ethel Hickman. 23. of 139 W 28th-st. soda dispenser. John S Wilhelm. 23. of 2123 Miller-st. laborer, and Esther Shotts. 22. of 2215 Morgan-st. housekeeper. George B Throm. 49, of R. R 10. Box 91. farmer, and Della Lee Smith. 47. of 2829 N Olney-st. housekeeper. Paul K Wesling. 39. city, truck driver, and Margaret Moeller 43. of 229 N. Wal-cott-st. factory worker. Will A Brown 34. of 411 W 9th-st, laborer, and Rachael Boone. 28. of 411 W. 9th-st. maid. Lester Reed. 18. of 2045 Ralston-av. laborer, and Louise Cook. 16. of 2201 Shelton-av, housekeeper Harry J. Watts. 24. of 2406 Indianapolisav. janitor, and Alyce Mays. 21. of 536 W. 26th-st. domestic. Marion D Elliott. 25. Brazil. Ind., and Ruth Evelyn Burchnell, 24. of 330 Colest, typist. Births Boys Leslie and Ella Barnhart. 1524 S. Alabama. Oscar and Opaline Smith, 816 S Wrst Carl and LeVern Mikesell. 419 Ketcham. Arno and Grace R-_use. 1620 Bates. Leona and Clara Boling. 1130 N. Sharon. Girls Charles and Susie Twell. 19 N Oriental. Frank and Christine Tucker. 205 E. Sumner. Donald and Emma Wiles. 4225 land. Alvin and Mary Guthrie. 521 N Alabama . Otis and Frances Pruntv. 657 Holly. Frank and Stella Wendling, 405 Orange. Deaths Charles M McCaffrev. 61. Lone Hospital. Hodgkins disease. Bobbie Gene Nicholson. 6. Rilev Hospital, acute rheumatic fever. Louis Steele Fullen. 19. Citv Hospital, streptococcic meningitis. Douglas Warren Fisher. 14. Rilev Hospital. cerebro spinal meningitis. Elizabeth Violet. 25. of 535 Aenes. pulmonary tuberculosis Michael J Sullivan. 57. St Vincent Hosoital. broncho pneumonia. George Mesalan. 53. St. Vincent Hospital. cerebral hemorrhage. Joan McCarthy. 27. Methodist Hospital, obstructive jaundice. Annie Marv Jenkins. 77. Methodist Hospital. myocarditis. Frank J. Lahr. 67. of 4910 Washingtonblvd. acute dilatation of heart. Asajiro Wakabavashi. 52. of 1516 Gimber. carcinoma Charlotte Henschen Arold. 71. St. Vincent Hospital, acute cholecystitis. William Johnson. 52. Citv Hospital, carcinoma Fred Platt. 38. City Hospital, myocarditis. Charles F Hibner. 71. of 1205 N State, cerebral hemorrhage. Ida B Shuppert. 75. of 65 S. Sherman Drive, apoplexy. Roxie Greenwood. 40. of 433 West Ohio, cerebral hemorrhage Jackie Hunter 3. Rilev Hospital, tuberculosus meningitis. Oras K Davis. 44. Citv Hospital, lobar penumonia. Mary E Watters. 76. of 520 East Vermont. cardio vascular renal disease. Amos Vernon Eaton. 91. es 1342 N. La Saile. broncho pneumonia. Burwell Harris. 49. Citv Hospital, lobar pneumonia. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices ANDERSON. ANNA C Age 81. beloved mother of Mrs. Ora Riley of Davenport, la ; Osa E Coffin (deceased!. Mrs Lena Truitt of Beech Grove. Ind . and Fred O. Coffin of Maumie.- Ilk. passed away at the Methodist home in LawrenceviUe. lil. Funeral services at 2 p m. Tuesday. April 23. at the Beech Grove Methodist Church Friends may call at the daughter s home. 75 N. 7tn-av. until 12 noon Tuesday Burial at the Washmg'on Park Cemetery. Friends invited. LITTLE & SONS SERVICE. BECKNER. ARTHI R J —Beloved husband of Grace and son of Mrs. Mary Lou Beckner. passed awav Saturday morning at his home. 313i N. Ilhnois-st. Services at the FLANNER A: BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Tuesdav. 3:30. Friends invited Burial Crown Hill. Friends mav call Monday. ICrawfordsville papers please copv.) BRADLEY. VIOLA DAVIS— Widow of George T. Bradley, mother of Albert D Bradlev and grandmother of George and Le-lie Bradley, passed away at the residence. 1323 Mcntcalm-st. Sunday Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 N llhnois-st. Tuesdav. 1:30 at the chapel. Burial Clermont, p m. Friends Invited Friends mav call BROWN. FRED SHERMAN—Age 40. father of Andrea- Harold and Gertrude Brown, brother of James and George Brown. Ruth Plummer, Mollie Greaige and Cora Aden, passe v away Saturdav evening Funeral at the SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL 946 N. Illinois-st. Tuesday 3 p m. Friends invited. Burial New Crown Cemetery. Friends may call at chapel any time, 1 * x

ANNOUNCEMENTS — . I Death Notices COOK. JAMES—Age 81 years, passed awav Monday morning Funeral at the ROYSTER ic ASKIN FUNERAL HOME. 1902 N Meridian-st. Time given later : I RAK., SARAH L.—Widow of Henrv Craig Jr and mother of Mrs Anna C. Thomas, departed this life Monday age 85 vears. Fkineral Wednesday. April 24. at the residence. 1130 Park-av. 10 a m. Burial Noblesville. Ind Friends invited. Funeral under the direction of MOORE KIRK DOMROF.SE. EMILIE D—Age 85 vears. Sunday. 5 p. m.. widow of the late 1 Charles Domroese mother of Fred C. of i Crawfordsviile. Wm. G. and Walter G. Domroese. citv. Funeral at late home. 110 W. Arizona-st. Wednesday. 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. LAUCK SERVICE EGOLD. JOHN C.—Bs loved husband of Anna Egold father of Gus. Edward C.. and George L . passed awav at the home. 5500 South Merdian. Sunday April 21 Friends mav call at the home anv time. Praver services at the home Tuesdav 7:30 p. m. Funeral St. Roch Church. Wednesday. 9 a. ,n. Burial St. Jo. >h's Cemetery W. T BLASENGYM SER E. HAI GHT. FRANK E. Beloved husband of Mary E., father of Arthur R . Perry J„ William M and George D. Haught. Grace VanGorder and Elva M. Shehan, nassed awav at the residence. 1038 Hosj brook-av Easter Sunday. Services at the FLANNER <fe BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Wednesday. 1:30 p. m. Friends invited, especially members of Meridian Lodge No. 481. Burial Crown Hill. PHELPS. CLAUDE—Age 45 vears, son of Mrs. Ella Phelps, passed awav Saturdav. Funeral at the ROYSTER & ASKIN FUNERAL HOME. 1902 N. Meridian-st. Tuesdav. 2 n. m. Burial Crown Hill. STEVENS, FANNlE—Beloved mother of Samuel. Paul. Elmer. Fay. Robert. Marie, Leon and Mrs Alta Keller and Mrs. Esther Young, sister of Amos. Frank and Bern S'evens and Mrs. Charles Campbell of Indianapolis, passed away Sunday morning at the Methodist Hospital. Services Tuesdav. 10 a. m., April 23, at residence. 3645 Stanton-av. Burial New Palestine. Friends invited. Funeral uncer direction of GEO. M'CARTY OF FORTVTTJJe STOTTLEMYER. FERN BAI.UNGER—BeIoved wife of Frank H. Stottlemyer, daughter of Amanda Ballinger, sister of Mrs. Cora Press of Greenfield. Mrs. Alva Haves of Wilkinson and Chester Ballinger of Greenfield passed away Sunday. Funeral Tuesdav 2 p. m. at the M E. church in Eden and.). Friends invited. Funeral under the direction of GEO. McCARTY of FORTVILLE. TRACY. BESSIE MAY—Widow of Frank Tracv. sister of Mrs. Mvrtle Draper of Charleston. W. Va.. passed away Sunday evening. Friends mav call at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY anv time. Services at St. Joseph's Church, Tuesdav. 9 a. m. Burial Crown Hill. ! WALTHER. KARL HENRY—Age 36 vears. ' passed awav Sundav p. m., son of Franklin Sr. and lEmma M.i Walther. brother of Hazel. Maud. Martha. Claude and Franklin Jr. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday. 3:30 p. m. Friends invited, especilalv members of the Moose Lodge. Burial Crown Hill. WILLSON. ROMNEY L. Died Sundav a. m. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Tuesday. 11 a. m. Friends invited. __ 8 Funeral Directors, Florists FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N. Merldian-St. TA-1835 FLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 W. Fall Creek-Dr. TA-4400 GRIN STEIN ER’S 522 E. Market RI-5374 HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware LI-3828 GEO. W. USHER FUNERAL HOMES 2614 W. WASH.-ST. BE-0148 1719 N CAPITOL-AV. TA-1719 J. C. WILSON 1230 Prcspect-St. DR-0321. DR-0322 4 Lost and Found LOST—Bed quilt: off truck; liberal reward. 26 E. 16th-st. HA-1113. FALSE TEETH, upper plate, vicinity E. Washington. Ohio between Pine and Delaware. Reward. WA-3561. LOST—Pocketbook, between Movie Inn, Lorraine Hotel. Please return papers and keys. LI-4918. LOST—Brown leather billfold containing considerable money; also check and R. R. passes. Cash represented collections. | Finder will receive generous reward. Call Harrison Hotel. Rm. 604. . : . y -. i —ra~~.~ . 5 Personals FOR GRACE and poise, try dancing. STOCKMAN STUDIOS. RM(>lO. ARE YOU a little stiff—overcome it through dancing. STOCKMAN STUDIOS. FALSE teeth repaired. 7ic up New plate 57.50 DR. CARTER. 626 K.P bld.RI-_1250 HAIR dyeing: men and women. $3.5). BEAUTY’ MART. 16 W. Market st. Ll--9668. CONSTIPATED?—Nature’s Laxative, 50c postpaid Trial size, 10c. Money-back guarantee. TUCKER. 1203 ‘ 2 S. Meridian. REDUCE SAFELY—No exercise; results assured: reasonable too. LEE PHARMACAL CO.. 5727 Central. HU-7749. DUPLICATES made from faded, torn valuable pictures; also porcelain miniatures, reas, PLATT STUDIOS. 703 Roosevelt Bldg. KI-8696. HAIRCUT, wave, shampoo, all ? for 25c. Facial and eyebrow arch, both for 35c. ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD.. 401 Roosevelt bldg. COMBINATION Service Hair Cut. shampoo and finger wave. 25c. All students’ work strictlv supervised. INTERNATIONAL BARBER & BEAUTY SCHOOL. 342 E Wash. RI-0192. ENTRAL GIVES ( FREE HAIRCUTS 209 I O. D. F. Bldg. ■ REALLY want to get well?” If you bring this notice this week and if I can help * vou I will give you free examination and free trial treatment. I'll prove the value of my method. DR. BEBOUT, 307 Kahn Bldg.' Easter Specials For one week only. April 19 to 26 Finger wave. 35c Manicure. 35c Shampoo, finger wave, vinegar rinse. 50c Oil shampoo and finger wave, 65c Marcel with ends curled. 50c All color rinses. 25c Shampoo and marcel. 75c. Mon. to Thurs. only Free facial given with shampoo and finger wave. Monday to Thursday mornings only. Glenna Beauty Studio 3353 Central. Ph. TA-5411. FREE Beauty Course To 2 girls who qualify, we will give A Scientific Beauty Course. ACT AT ONCE Position guaranteed at completion of course. NATIONAL BEAUTY ACADEMY 3126 E. Washington St. BUSINESS SERVICE I CLEAN-UP I PAINT-UP FIX-UP CAMPAIGN APRIL 13 TO 27 The Advertisers Listed Below Will Help Vou Complete Your Home Remodeling Plans. Alteration Specialist ALTERATIONS—Ladies’, men's garments Cleaning, pressing, repairing. Reasonable. MEYER O. JACOBS. 212 E. 16thSt. TA-6667 COAL MART Buy From a Dealer Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. DR-2400. 4 Yards. DR-2401. _ FREDRICK COAL CO. DR-1792. WA-5666. Glendora, large fkd ip. . $6.10 HOOSIER RED PEPPER 08 Ton .28 Ton <*-.53 Ton v* J 2x4fkd vD 4x6 fkd. yOip. fkd ;ig Brazil blk . mine run 4 98 W Virginia. 6x3. $6 78: lump 703 Pioneer Island Creek block 7IS Dry. seasoned cordword 4 00 Deliver >2 and l Tons Anywhere. I UNION ICE AND COAjL. DR-4631 1

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BUSINESS SERVICE Cinders CINDERS, crushed stone, special for driveways. Reasonable. BATES & RAPPOLD DR-4062. Decorating and Paperhanging PAINT-UP. paper-up. Fine material. Expert workmen. Estimates. CH-1424-M^ Furniture Repairing FURNITURE repairing; reflnlshing: reglueing; upholstering DR-5228. Machinists GEO J. EGENOLF —Machinists. We specialize n printing machinery. 18' 2 W. South-st. LI-6212. Mattresses, Made Over MAKE old mattresses like new; box; In-ner-spring; $3.50. H A-0502-J. MATTRESSES renovated; also made into inner-springs by experts. RI-2240. Moving, Transfer, Storage CARLETON TRANSFER. Experienced mov. ers: covered vans: reas. rates. HA-2252 YOU don't need money to move; discarded furn. wanted. HOHN TRANSFER. IR-5858 MOVING—WHITE—;tI up. DEHARTS VANS. 1)06 Talln an. CH-0193-J. STORAGE—LocaI, long-distance hauling, return loads wanted; part-load service. Otto J. Suesz. RI-3628, 6561; CH-0699-W Rl-3667. IR-2185-I—WILBUR STEINKAMP Reasonable; moving and storage. White men. Musical Instruments Repaired BAND and orchestra Instruments repaired, expert; guar. work. PEARSON CO.. INC.. 128 N. Penn. LI-5513. Painting PAINTING—Free estimates; years of ex- _ perience. SAM ADAMS. HE-5723. HOUSE PAINTING on monthly payment plan. Kitchens and baths painted $7 up. Paperhanging. DR-5228. Paper Cleaning PAPER CLEANING. 50c room; immediate service. Paper hanging. White. 12 years' experience. LANNAN. BE-4728. PAPER CLEANED without streaks. Interior painting. BRYAN FRANCIS. IR-4675. evenings Paperhanging ft Paperhanging, plastering, paper re- • moved by steam. Inside and outside fc/j painting. WA-2066 DR-1789-J RI-4131 PAPERHANGING, cleaning, painting; interior. exterior; first class work. PARKHOUSE, LI-2005. PAPERHANGING: Ist class: latest Mayflower samples. W. H. McCLARY. 814 Wallace. IR-3132. _ FREE ESTIMATES—Ist class paperhanging. Latest Mayflower patterns. BURROUGHS. BE-1185-W. ATTENTION paperhangers. Anywhere in City sl. HOOSIER BAGGAGE TRANSFER. BE-3844. PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING. CLEANING. WORK GUARANTEED. DR-7187. PAPERING. cleaning, painting; work guaranteed. Personal service. WILLIS. _ DR-2225. PAPERHANGING—CIeaning estimates free; dav. night. GFO. ACTON. 3327 E. 10th. GOOD paper hanging, 15c roll; plastering; 10 years’ experience; white man. RI-9749. PAPERHANGING $2 a room; work guaranteed. Immediate service. LI-169& Remodeling INDIANA PAINT. ROOFING AND SUPPLY CO. finances N. H. A. contracts. Remodels, using LOGAN-LONG Company’:: roofing: FOY’S PAINT Estimates, information. RI-6090. Rug Cleaners RUGS. $l.B0 —3-piece overstuffed. $6.50 Furniture moth proofed. Estimates. Work guaranteed. JULIAN RUG CLEANERS. LI-9384. INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring DIESEL. DIESEL. DIESEL Prepare for this fast-growing industry. The DIESEL POWER ENGINEERING SCHOOLS. 415 Peoples Bank bldg. HELP WANTED 13 Help Wanted—Male Farm hand, single. IR. 2180-2. WANTED MAN AT ONCE. APPLY 619 LANGSDALE. MEN —If satisfied with sls a week. Apply ready for work. 18 W. Market-st, Room 207. SALESMAN—Distributors, with car, retail merchants buy on sight; big repeater; positive money maker; nothing like it. Wick's Sales Cos.. 209 and 211 E. Ohio-st. 13-a Salesman & Agents OPENINGS in Indiana for life insurance men with progressive company. Real opportunities. 527 Lemke bldg. RI-5088 Indianapolis. Indiana. 14 Help Wanted—Female 1 GIRLS learn beautv work in exchange for services. 1513 Central. 3 LADIES- Steady work; salary. $8 and bonus. 38 1 2 N. Penn. Room 320. WANTED—Young woman for companion, country. LULU ZIMMERMAN. Danville. Indiana. WOMAN—3O-35 years; light housework; home, small salary; privileges. 2916 Annetta-st. POSITIONS waiting for Roval graduates: sp. complete course now $19.85: payments. ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD.. 401 Roosevelt bldg. 15A Salesmen, Solicitors, Agents MAN WANTED for Raleigh Route of 800 families. Write immediately. RALEIGH, Dept. IND.-215-SA, Freeport, 111. 18 Situations Wanted RY. TRAFFIC manager; several years’ experience with big business organization operating nationally; have held appointive and elective offices in local and national traffic organizations. Times. K-2050. DAY or week work for ladies. Common labor for men; day or week. And general house cleaning. UNITY CENTER. LI-5860. JUST 20c A DAY A 10-word ad will appear under this classification for as low as 20c a day, cash with order. Come to The Times office. 214 W. Maryland, one square fi om Illinois and ’.Vashington-sts. down Keniucky-av. and let us help you secure a job RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms $2.50 —Clean, modern, front room, near bath. 2nd floor. Private porch. 24 W. 18th. $3; DELAWARE. N.. 1407—Well furnished room: excellent bed: large closet: gentleman. RI-9267. COLLEGE. 3553—Warm room: shower: private entrance. Gentleman. WA-1050. DELAWARE N.. 1328—Choice large, attractive front room. Bus line. RI-8142. MICHIGAN. 4124 E—Young lady wishes to share 4-room modern home, with 1 or 2 working girls. $3 weekly. IR-7270. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1225 front room: private bath; smaller room; large close ts : NEW JERSEY. N. 1605—Pleasant front room: near bath:_reasonable. phone, gar. PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 1318 Attractive rooms with baths; newly decorated; twin beds. TALBOTT—North of creek; attractive room: owner's home: couple or gentleman. TA-5928. TALBOTT, N„ 1703—Choice front room; 1 or 2: private home; convenient location: reasonable. HA-0313-J. WOODRUFF PLACE, 957 Middle Drive; very nice room; modern home; convenient location; garage. CH-4249. 30TH. W.r 412—Desirable large room: large closet; private home; gentleman preferred. TA-2286. 17-a Hotels, Resorts, Inns SCHWENZER HOTEL—4SB E. Washlngtonst. Clean rooms, $2.50 week and up: running water: showers, tubs. WEST 1 square statehouse, 359 W. Washington. Private rooms by week, $2. Calls, phone. HARBOUR HOTEL rooms: hot. cold water. Low rates. HOOSIER HOTEL outside rms.; shower, tubs. 440 Mass. Seminole Hotel T^ o n^e m| a $ b i a Sa a v $3 50 week, with baths. Make this clean, respectable hotel your home. HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts. Ultra modern note service as low as $2 a dav: $lO week. 750 N Meridian LI-2351 18 Housekeeping Rooms ADAMS. 1947—Nice G-room apartment, sink, garage. Also 2-room apartment. ALABAMA. 1104 N—Nice clean, housekeeping rooms: $2.50: $3; private entrance. ALABAMA. N.. 1838—3 small furnished apartments: constant hot water: fine ventilation; ALABAMA. N. large, clean, well furnished rooms; large cioset; utilities. Adults. Phone. ALABAMA. N.. 2054—Attractive livingroom. large bedroom, kitchenette apartment. Furnished. References. Adults.

RENTALS 18 Housekeeping Rooms BEVILLE. 829 N—l large room with front porch: next bath: steam heat; adults. BROADWAY. 1003—1. 2 AND 3 FRONT ROOMS REASONABLE. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. CARROLLTON. 1529—2 nicelv furnished: sink in kitchen; next bath; private entrance. RI-5976. CARROLLTON, 1601—Newly decorated first floor front: overstuffed, sink; private entrance; adults. DELAWARE. N.. 720 1 large room: full kitchen: sink: downstairs, beauty-rest mattress. RI-7152. EAST. 2130 S.—2 rooms complete: private porch; 2 rooms, sin:, private entrance; newlv decorated. GROFF. 1441—1 rojm. everything furr..; telephone, garage. $2.50. BE-4287-J. ILLINOIS. N.. 2339—1-room kitchenette apartment: single room: $3.50 Modern. ILLINOIS, N.. 1718—2 large; porch, panrv. sink, garage, telephone: everything _lurnished- adults: ss.io. ILLINOIS. 1808 N.—2 rooms, with sink; newly decorated; $4 week; garage. HA--3203-J. KENWOOD. 2916—Nicely furnished 2-room apartment, utilities furnished. Illinois car >2 square. NEW JERSEY. N . 226 Sleeping and housekeeping; steam heat; hot. cold water. Reasonable. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 2224 Large front;' newly furnished: with kitchenette; private entrance. Reasonable. TA-5807. PENNSYLVANIA. N„ 1945 Living room. kitchen, dinnette. frigidaire: private _ bath and entrance. $35. RUCKLE, 2020—3 rooms: modern; connectting bath; sink. Frigidaire; rent reasonable. HE-3079. RURAL. N., 436—3-room lower apartment: bath vard. garage. Near St. Phillips. SANGSTER, 4325—5-room furnished house: garden; semi-modern. Adults. $4.50. HU-2388. SANGSTER. 4325—2-rm. furnished cottage. $2.50 wk.: elec., ear., adults HU-2383. LOVELY WOODRUFF-608 M -DR—Large, well-furnished downstairs rooms; kitchenette: private bath. CH-4108. 10TH., E., 2225—56. $5. $3; modern 3 rms.. 2 beds, gas range, sink, clean. Private entrance. 21ST.-ST., 143 W.—l room, kitchenette, in modern home: also sleeping room. Garage: reasonable. 33RD.. 930 W.—Clean, tw'o-room modern apartment: sink; utilities. TA-6983. TA--0980. 19 Rooms with Board BROADWAY, 1701—Front room: high-class home; excellent food; reference. HE--1403. STATE, N.. 234—Large front room; private entrance: shower: meals; laundry optional. LI-9024. WASHINGTON. E.. 3145—Desirable, clean room; real home: 3 good meals: $5. CH--1175. 21 Unfurnished Apartments $22.50; 1232 Broadway; ht.. wt. furn. See janitor or call CH-2777. $25 "DUNDEE.” Cor. Virgmia-av and Mc-Carty-st. Heat, gas, Frigidaire furnished. See custodian or call CH-2777. ALABAMA. 1722 N.—s-room apartment; modern: frigidaire: sun porch: S3O. TA-3075. 3102 N. CAPITOL Heat and water furnished; 5-rm. lower duplex. LI-7491. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. 247 N. Penn. CARROLLTON. 1214—4 rooms: modern: heat, water furnished; garage. Reasonable. RI-2636. DELAWARE—Apt. No. 5 at 122 N.; 3 rooms: heat and water furnished; apt. in good condition; only $12.50. J. S. CRUSE. INC. RI-6412. HIGHLAND, 18 N.,—5 rooms; bath, front porch. Rent reduced. See custodian. MARKET. 131 W.—Modern 2-room apartment: citv heat: $lO month MERIDIAN. 3420. N.— BEAUTIFUL 1BEDROOM APARTMENT: ALL UTILITIES FURNISHED. 320 VIRGINIA 2-3 Room modern apts.; $1.50 to sls. O. J. SMITH REALTY. LI-8565. 5230 E. WASHINGTON—I-bedroom apartment. refrigeration, all utilities included. $42.50. EDSON T. WOOD REALTY, RI--1528. 37 W. 21st . 2 bedroom. $42.50 2035 N. Meridian. 2 bedrm.. furn. $67.50 Attractive Efficiency Large living room, pullman diner, kitchenette and bath Frig., util. $27.50 1530 N. ILLINOIS 2035 N. MERIDIAN $37.50 to $67.50 3720 N. Penn., 1. 2 and 3 bedrm $45 to S7O BUNGALOW PARK—I2O2 N. Capitol—6 rooms; modern: steam heat, janitor service; A-l condition: $25. OLIVER H. CLARK, agent. Indianapolis Rental Agency Furn. and unfurn. apts. Free service and transportation. LI-5452 fIMKWKW (KNtflt BUROHJ Choice apartments gladly shown. HE-132& 22 Uufurnished Houses $4.50 —Large garage. 624 S. New Jersey Also $10; 3 rooms: furnished; sl4 50. 97—TALLMAN, 1962 brooms. $15 —New Jersey, S.. 620; 6-rm. mod., gar. $8.50 —Wt pd.: Beecher, 718; 4-rm. semimod, dbl.: excellent cond. RI-2929. $9 MONTH; 139Y 2 N. NOBLE—3 rooms and lavatory; water paid: garage. LI-9134. $lO MONTH 541 Bell; 5 rms., semi-mod. double; near Tech High School. GREGORY & APPEL, INC. LI-7491 - 247 N. Penn. sl2; DORMAN. 427—G00d 4-room semimodern double; water paid; garage, garden. 425 Dorman. $14 —Wt. pd.; 18th-st, W.: 6-rm. dbl.: mod. except furn.; redec.; gar. RI-2929 $25 —SINGLE; 2 large bedrooms; fireplace: roomy closets. 331 W. 40th. HU-7965. ADAMS. 2866—4-room semi-modern bungalow: double: sl2. HU-6631. ' BELLEFONTAINE. 1011—8 rooms, modern, ideal roomers, garage: walking; $lB Rl-3740. 3029 N. CAPITOL 6 Rooms; modern; garage; $25. O. J. SMITH REALTY. LI-8565. CAPITOL. 5116 N.—Owners: practically new 4-bedroom brick; $75; references. HU-1608. CONGRESS, 648 —Single 6-room modern; 'newly decorated; garage; $22.50. LI-6517. GALE. N., 109—6 rooms, modern; garage; $17.50; water paid. RI-3413. JEFFERSON. 943 N.—Near Tech: redecorated: 3-bedroom: modern; garage; S3O. HA-2684-W. 2834 KENWOOD 6-Room modern; single; water pd.: sls. O. J. SMITH REALTY. LI-8565. PINE. N„ 811—Large 1 and 2-room apartments: sink, bath: newlv decorated. 3210 RUCKLE 6-Room modern: garage: $37.50. O. J. SMITH REALTY. LI-8565. . 1212 N. TIBBS 6-Room single: garage; sl2 O J. SMITH REALTY. LI-8565. WALCOTT. N.. 418—6-room double, gar.; near school: excellent cond. 3721 ROBISON Remodeled Houses A-l Condition SIO.OO * To Responsible Parties A. J. HUEBER, Agent, 144 N. Del. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses $7-$ 10— ILLINOIS. N.. 810 Vi Beautiful modern efficiency apartments:, utilities. LI-8888. COLLEGE. 1409 —Upper duplex: 3 rooms; overstuffed Private bath and entrance. RI-5976. Furn. Efficiency, $35 Very attractive; newly decorated: utilities and Frigidaire. 1530 N. Illinois. THE AMBASSADOR Pennsylvania at 9th <BSO N. Penn.) Modern 6-story fireproof bldg. Elevator. every convenience: walking dis- j tance. Priv park and playground: ouiet atmosphere, large airy rooms, j hardwood floors, plastered walls, nicelv furn. kitchenette with Frigidaire: din- j ette. tile bath, tub and shower. Switchboard with complete hotel service if desired. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Inquire office. F. V. MOYNAHAN. Mgr. RI-1371. 24 Suburban and Farms sl2 50—New Bethel: 4-room bungalow double: redecorated; 20 minutes Circle. LI-3789. LR-657L 25 Business, Office and Desk Space : COLLEGE. 2207—18x40 storeroom; heat, water furnished. HE-1393 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale 5-ROOM MODERN—East of Garfield Park. Call at 168 W. Arizona. 500 BLOCK JEFFERSON 5-room modern cottage. $2500; terms. Mr. Pruitt. HU-6631. RI-9388 AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2i Houses For Sale , 3328 E. ST CLAIR—S rms. modern bungalow. S2OO down, balance *2O. Drive bland call Mr. Wooslev with ALLISON REALTY CO REALTOR. Rl-2368 Sacrifice Sale Oakland. North of 10th Good 5-room modern home; brick porch, hardwood floors, nice lot. garage; price reduced to $3,000; terms. Mr. Burgess. RI-9388. IR-6102 AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS i2B Sale Suburban Property BE SURE;—Of your title. Demand an abstract prepared by UNION TITLE CO.. 155 E. Market-st. Union Title Bldg PENDLETON PIKE Attractive 6-rm. mod. bungalow; garage, poultry house; price. $3500; easv terms. A. R Scott, HALL-HOTTEL CO.. INC. LI-2541. 31 Wanted to Trade REAL ESTATE. RENTALS. INSURANCE. R. A. Franke RI-2800. __ E. KIRK MCKINNEY CO.. INC. 33 Wanted—-Real Estate Buildings Wanted FOR WRECKING PURPOSES Highest prices allowed for salvage. $50,000.00 public liability and workmen's compensation insurance for your complete protection. Call us for free estimates No obligation. CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. 1320 Kentucky Ave. Phone LI. 1568. SWAPS TO ADVERTISERS—Each ad appearing in this column is listed in The Times Swap Bureau directory for sixty days free of charge. Your "Swap” ad will receive a special rate of seven days for the price of five and four days for the cost of three. Call RI-5551. Buy Your Gas Range (New or Used) at T?T WAREHOUSE I)LUUI\ O 424 N . ILLINOIS P. A. SYSTEM; rent or sell cheap. Lunch _car sacrifice; $35 or ? 21 Ind. LI-9383. POMERIAN registered SSO dog for coy. 3 milk goats, what? 2935 N. Dearborn. TRADE my equity in '34 Olds coach for Ford or Chevrolet or cash. CH-4425. _ SWAP us vour old weak batterv for a good reconditioned one. ACE BATTERY SERVICE. 339 Virginia-av. 1 MOTHER. 4 young goats; trade for 22 repeating rifle or what? RI-1832. MOVING PICTURE machine,’ $75 value, for small outboard motor or ? Also battery charger. IR-6376. LATE '27 PAIGE COACH—SoiI or trade for truck. 6-tube Atwater-Kent. trade for electric radio. Kitchen cabinet for sale. 276 Lvnn-st. WILL PAY $8 cash girl's used bicycles. 803 E. 63rd. WA-1133. FORD—Coupe; '26 Model T. sls; will trade for furniture, piano, rugs, stoves. DR--6838-W. PLAYER PIANO —Will trade for automobile. Must be good condition. Also complete shoe repair shop for sale. BE-1957. TO TRADERS—If you can not find what you desire in the ads in this column, call the Swap Counter, RI-5551 and we will attempt to arrange a trade for you from Swaps advertisements previously published. There is no charge for this service. MERCHANDISE 35 Householu Goods REFRIGER ATORS, beds < complete I daybeds, breakfast set. 2144 N. 111. Dealer. 2 BEAUTIFUL radios, salesmen samples; less than factory cost. 815 N. Rile: . CHAMBERS fireless range; also utensils: good condition. 4218 Guilford-av. 8-PIECE walnut dining room suite. 1556 Leonard-st. Use* Gas Ranges at $3.98 to $10.98 RT,nr¥ ,( ? WAREHOUSE O 424 N ILLINOIS WALNUT gateleg table, 4 chairs. sls: flat top office desk and chairs. $lO. 2144 N. Illinois. Dealers. USED ICE BOXES. $2.95 to sls. ” P.T.OriA’q Warehouse. DLUUIV O 424 N. 111. Open Eves. FRIGIDAIRE, $59.50: preowned: 5 cu. ft. size; guaranteed. BLOCK'S Warehouse. 424 N. Illinois-st. Open eves. USED gas ranges; A-l cond: $4.95 up HOOSIER FURNITURE CO. 237 E Wash NEW AND USED refrigerators for sale Cheap. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO, 2000 Northwestern-av. 1902 S. East-st. Used j,. Ice Boxes $1 u P R. & R. STORES 224 E. WASH. COPELAND, electric refrigerator. $49.50: preowned: runs good; guaranteed. Warehouse. DGii-'V-.i-Y ° 424 N. 111. open Eves. - . Wringer Rolls and Belts. tVatoJ. Repairs All Makes Washers. ELECTRIC WASHER CO. 208 N. Delaware Open til 9 NOTlCE—Wringer rolls, motors: replacement parts for any washer: we buv washers. APPLIANCE SERVICE. 140 YOUR old washer as down oy---ment on new Thor, balance *1 YOvliJ weekly. Used machines from sio up. 32 N. Del. THOR ELECTRIC SHOP. LI-5386 A PER WEEK WILL RENT A NFW V*! MAYTAG WASHER. MINIMUM p I RENTAL. 5 WEEKS. 7TH FLOOR I L. S. AYRES & CO. Linoleum Uc 2 dolf Seal.' sq'. yd. s3 49c Fir. covering, sq. yd. 33c CUT RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE 811 N. Alabama 901 E. Washington Open evenings till 9 p. m. SINGER BARGAINS Singer drop Head sews good $8 Electric Console, like new $49.50 Singer, electric portable _ $36 THE SINGER CO. 126 W. Wash. 36 Radios, Musical Instruments PHILCO radio; perfect condition; excellent tone quality: only $lO. 29 N. Temple. P. A. SYSTEM to rent; radios $1.50 uo Guaranteed repairing. 211 Ind. LI-9383. Used Grands p { r r ' 0 " d 160 WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 E Ohio SAXOPHONES Alto in case, $37.60; E-Z Payments. LORENZ Music Store. 20 Pembroke Arcade 37 Miscellaneous For Sale STORE fixtures; bakery equipment: special equipment: buy and sell. 419 E. Ohio. BICYCLES—SI2 up; tires, repairs. HOFFMANN. 251 Mass. LI-5256. 205 E. Wash NEW-TOWN colonly brooder stove; cheap 4121 Byram. BROCfIER—IOOO chicks; practically new; reasonable; also 100 fries. 556 Tomlinson. New and Used Gas and Oil Ranges PT nPV’Q WAREHOUSE o 424 N. ILLINOIS LINOLEUM RUGS—First quality, borderless. Special. $3.98. CHINA STORE. 361 W Wash. BRICK—Good used. $4.00 per thousand. MILLION POPULATION WRECKING CO. 310 S. Delaware-st. LI-6270. WINDOW SHADES—First duality. Bargain. JQJ CHINA ST' TE. 361 W. Wash. W✓ V* CAttLOA-Jb AND CARLOADS of fine new suites and odd nieces to traie for vour old furniture: geneyius allowance. Baker Bros.. 219 E. Washington st. BUILDING MATERIAL NEW AND USED NAIL-FREE LUMBER MARION MATERIAL CO. WRECKING CONTRACTORS CLYDE OSBORNE, Mgr 2046 Northwestern-Av POOL. BILLIARD. TENNIS TABLES Low price, for business or home. We Buy or Repair. KING'S INDIANA BILLIARD CO. 1625-31 Southeastern-Av. DR-3578 STEEL LAWN ROLLERS, 18 in. bv 24 in. and 14 in. by 24 in.. $6 and $8 each. Electric washers. S4O and SSO each Heavy roofing paper, gasoline pressure ranges, coaloil ranges, furniture of all kinds, rugs and Congoleum. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. Corner Capitol and South S’s. 37-b Farm Garden, Plants, Flowers PANSY PLANTS—Blooming. 50c doz. Rock farden and perennials. S. D. TIPTON R-2171 R-3 18th and Post-rd. 37-d Beer Equipment King’s Indiana Billiard BUILDS BARS. NOVELTY BOXES. Booths, Counters, anything in wood or steel ON PAYMENTS 1625-31 Southeastern-Av. DR-3578 39 Wanted to Buy HIGHEST prices paid for rags. Junk of all kinds JUNK SHOP. 1202 Roosevelt-av CH-1471. _ We Pay Highest Prices for old gold, watches, dental bridges, jewelry, etc. SACKS BROS . 308 Indianaav. Phone RI-5994. OLD GOLD, sliver Dlatinum. a'i kinds lewelrv bought from Droperlv Jentifled persons. Free appraisals. 213 Mass.-ar MILTON GOLD REF. CO.

MERCHANDISE 39 Wanted to Buy Highest Junk Prices Paid I Light brass 2c per lb. Zinc 2c per lb. Cotton - 2c per lb. Rags lc per lb. Wipers 3'iO per lb. Aluminum 11 1 per lb j Books 75c per 100 Batteries . 50c each THE MILLER CO., INC. 130 S. CALIFORNIA RI-5150 Furniture Buyers WANTS GOOD FURNITURE MR. PIERCE PROMPT SERVICI BUY whole houses or odd piece of turn.. Dianos. etc. MR WERELEY HU-7274. UQ97I We pav more EXCHANGE -VC. < A FURN CO„ 304 E. Wash WE BUY. WE SELL. WE TRADE Gall Rl-0-lfiQ for n ? furniture. AVi vi-tuu rues, stoves or clothing vou have for sale. Calls answered oromptlv. Gall T For & es t prices and t>ail -SO- quick servlce for any amount of furniture, rugs and stoves. HIGHEST CASH PRICE for used furniture. Quick service. BOARD'S FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 406 Mass.-ave. LI-4991 LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds, Prts | BOSTON terrior: male: registered A K C. Ist house east of Lynhurst-dr on Plain-field-rd. SCOTTIE PUPPY MATCH Plaza bldg., 635 N. Penn.-st. Saturdav. April 27. 7 silver cups, cash, and 50 prizes. Entries close Monday. April 22. Miss Martha Engle, secretary, SCOTTISH TERRIOR CLUB OF INDIANA, 3741 Ruckle-st. 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry ALFALFA hay; also corn; best. BRIGHT FARM. 46th and Northwestern. WA--2703-1. AUTOMOTIVE 45 Autos for Sale AUBURN—Cabriolets. phaetons. sedans and coupes; $395 up '32 '33 and '34 models. ALLISON MOTORS. INC.. 1021 N. Meridian. LI-1306. Open evenings and Sunday. ’29 Buick Sedan—sl3s AUTO GTRAM 820 E. EXCH. GLUIiAIN WASH. BUICK—'3I 5-pass.; 6 wire wheels: original paint like, new: for only $395. Trade and terms. THORNBURG-VOLLRATH. _ 328 N. Delaware. LI-8112. BUICK, '3O-47, Sedan; excellent condition, good tires. Bargain $275. H. M. VAN MATRE. INC. 3756 College. Olds Dealers. WA-1933. ’2l CADILLAC coach in excellent running condition fair rubber, make offer. 5401 Carrollton. CHEVROLET—’34 Master coach; $95 down. HARRY A. SHARP CO. USED CAR LOT. 11th and Meridian. Main store, 443 Vir-ginia-av. DODGE. ’2B Sedan, S9O; Chevrolet. '2B. Coupe, $55. Good running condition. CH-2751-W. 1930 DODGE coupe; rumble seat; good shape: SIOO. IR-3131. —SPECIAL, $230 '3l Ford Sedan McHENRY USED CAR LOT 1240 W. Washington BE-2187 FORD—'34 Tudor; $95 down. HARRY A SHARP CO. USED CAR LOT. 11th ants Meridian. Main store. 443 Virginia-at. FORD—’29 Tudor; excellent $125 30TH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550. FORD. 1934, coupe, like new, can be financed. See at 226 Kentucky-av. FORD—'33 tudor; o. k. $75 down 30TH fi CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550 GRAHAM-PAIGE—'29 coupe: sl2 down, balance $4 weekly. 3815 College. WA--2266. NASH—'32 sedan. LOSEY MOTORS. INC 1133 N. Meridian. fffr —SPECIAL, $145 * '29 Pontiac Coach McHENRY USED CAR LOT 3720 E. 10th CH-3622 '2B PONTIAC sport cdupe; good condition; cash talks. 357 Mass.-av. USED CAR EXCHANGE Offers free storage and advertising on cars consigned for sale. Very small selling commission when car is sold. 1101 N. Penn. RI-2929 Sacrificing Used Cars At Wholesale Prices. We Sell the Best Used Cars in Town. Central Buick Cos. 832 N. Meridian-st. LI-1995 46 Trucks, Trailers, Tractors FOR SALE or trade. 1926 Reo truck. H. MONROE. 973 N. Somerset. TRUCKS for rent; move vourself. DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF. INC. 39 Kentucky-av RI-7438. G. M. C. heavy duty tractors; all good tires S6OO Ford V-8 long W. B SSOO Reo Bus, 16 or 21-pass $1,900 GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT 31 W. 13th-st. LI-7467. INDIANA, '3O, cab and chassis; 160-inch w. b.; good tires; dual wheels: no reasonable offer refused: liberal trade; very easy terms on GMAC plan; open to & p. m. tflortfi Side Cks^ro!etM &36£.63t* BroadZippl* 47 Autos W nted CASH for vour car or equity ABELSFINK AUTO CO.. 440 N. Capitol-av. LI--1112. CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY. ‘‘lndiana’s Largest Used Car Dealer. I. WOLF AUTO CO. 555 N. Capitol. LI-4518. 48 Accessories, Tires, Parts USED TIRES—Best selection In the City. Used parts most make cars. 511 E Wash.-st. RI-7119. Auto Radio AUTO RADlOS—Specialized installation service. IND. RADIO SERVICE. 1327 N. Capitol. RI-8855. , Automobile Repairing AUTO RADIATORS—ExpertIy cleaned, repaired. ACME RADIATOR CO.. 623 N Illinois. Batteries Firestone Batteries for All Cars PT GGIGQ USE YOUR CHARGE pGGGiv o Firestone Shop. sth F.v.t Car Wash CARS WASHED. 50c; lubrication, 50*. BAXTER ONE-STOP. 1121 N. Meridian. Motor Oil Firestone Motor Oil for All Cars. PT nrTGQ USE YOUR CHARGE dLiUUiv o Firestone Shop. sth Floor Seat Covers Pirestone Seat Covers for All Cars PT fTGTGQ USE YOUR CHARGE o Firestone Shop. sth Floor Tires Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires for All Cars PT HGTGQ use your charge Firestone Shop, sth F’oor Wheel Alignment EXPERTS—WheeIs, wh’l alignment, orakes Indiana Wheel & Rim Cos.. 40 W North Rent a Tire at Hoosier Pete FINANCIAL 52 Business Opportunities BEAUTY shoos, doing business: trade or cash: bargain. Act auick. LI-4033. ROYAL BUSIN! SS_ EXCH . 1104 Roosevelt Bldg. AUTOMOTIVE 45 Autos for Sale SELECT USED CARS '34 Olds Sedan $775 '3O Ford Roadster 225 '3O Studebaker Sedan 235 '29 Olds Coupe 145 '3l Ford Tudor 235 '29 Olds Coupe 175 '29 Essex Coach . 125 '32 Chevrolet Coach 350 '3l Pontiac Sedan 325 '3O Hudson Coupe 150 '29 Marquette Coach 175 29 Oldj Coach 175 '3O Buick Coupe 275 '33 Chevrolet Sedan 475 '3l Ford Roadster 225 '3O Hudson Coupe 225 '3l Buick Sedan 350 '3O Olds Sedan 275 '3O Oakland Coupe 215 '3l Buick Sedan 372 ‘3l Buick Coupe 365 '33 Chevrolet Sedan / 475 EASY TERMS-LIBERAL TRADES OPEN EVES LATHROP-MOYER RETAIL. INC. 418-20 N. Capitol R 1,6375

APRIU‘22, 1935

FINANCIAL 52 Business Opportunity RESTAURANT Established 15 vears; lo: > lease or will sell property. Terms. Times. L-3005. LUNCH room, well equipped, steam 'able* Kelvinator. 2 rooms in rear furnished or unfurnished. Radio, very reasonable. Independant Bakery Route, well estaivl lishcd trucks fully equipped, in good condition Sold together or separately. 1745 S. Sherman Dr. 52-a Securities, Bldg. & Loan 53 Personc.l Property Loans Loans on Furniture. Autos, Diamonds LIBERAL LOAN CO. 152 N. Delaware St. LI-6605. Loans on Diamonds ESTATES LOAN COMPANY 47 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA ROOM 505 OVER GAS CO. MONEY TO LOAN On Anything LINCOLN JEWF.IERY LOAN CO. 201 W Washington-st. COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO ~ 205 Odd F>’ilow Bldg LI-'493 200 Roos "velt Bldg. _ LI-2491. 2 PER MONTH ON ALL LOANS Cfp, ON FURNITURE. DIAMONDS or TEACHERS CONTRACT LOANS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN 330 Occidental Bldg RI-3587

You Gan Have CASH If you nave an income, vou can secure cash In sums up to $300.00 We make loans under manv plans, even on vour own signature Friendly, confidential service. You should investigate when money Is needed. Call at either office. American Loan Cos. 719 State Life 347 Bankers Building Trust Bldg IS E. Wash. Cor. Penn A i Ohio. LI-4065 LI-8439

CASH LOANS FOR TAXES You can borrow money here for any worthy purpose. Our new Convenient Payment Plan will fill your needs. You can repay in small month 1 v payments. Also AUTO AND NOTE LOANS. We loan anywhere in the county. CAPITOL LOAN Cos. (INCORPORATED) 207 Kresge Bldg )2nd Floor) 41 E. Wash.-St. Phone RI-7561

i-MoNEY-vou-SIGNATURE ONLY QUICK PRIVATE SERVICE One to 20 months to repay Single persons or married couples can now borrow on their signatures alone. No other signers or security needed Furniture Loans: For husband and wife keeping house. No inquiries of friends, relatives or merchants. Also loans on autos. How to Get a Loon —Phone, write or come in. Discuss your needs in confidence. No obligation. You get full amount in cash. We loan thousands of dollars to hundreds of people in this city every year. 509 Merchants Bank Blag.. sth Floor Meridian at Washington Riley 2579 Ltuns made in all nearby tmanx Household nkIAMPr CORPORATION _ rinHlTbt or AMERICA

53-a Personal Loans A Loan When You Need It! TRUSTEES SYTEM FINANCE CO.. INC. The Indianapolis Company 225 N. Delaware-st. _ _ LI-4584. 55 Auto Loans Loans on Automobiles Equitable Securities Cos. Operating A$ BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 219 E. Ohio-st. LI-5561. AUTO LOANS 20 Months to Pay Loans Paid Off. Extra Cash Advanced. USED CAR LOAN CO. 342 N. Illinois LI-4351 LI-9600 LEGALS 56 Legal Notices BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given Uiat the following petitions have been filed with th# Beard of Zoning Appeals of the City of Indimapolis.. requesting a variance from the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance: 33- Lynn B. Millikan. 1304 N. Delaware Street. Requests variance of use to permit the sale and samplo display of funeral equipment in the existing residence. 34- Edgel j. Bohall. 3721 N. Illinois Street. Requests variance of use and front yard line to permit the erection of a storeroom In front of the existing residence. 35- —George J Schicketanz. Southeast corner Brookside Avenue and Rural Street. Requests variance of front vard line and area requirements to permit the erection of storerooms on Rural S’reet and a double house at 2814 E. 19th Street. 36- Mable Senefeld. 27 Jenny Lane Requests variance of use to permit social gatherings in the basement of the existing residence. 37- Ethel Gurvitz Southeast corner 16th Street and Gent Avenue. Requests variance of use to permit the erection of a fruit and vegetable market. 38- Forest M. Knight. Northeast corner 16th Street and Gent Avenue. Requests variance of use to install a steel car for restaurant purposes. 39- Mrs Henry D. Kr.ue. 5164 College Avenue. Requests variance of u*e to permit the erection of a retail storeroom. 40- Moore <t Kirk. 3447 College Avenue. Requests variance of use to permit th? erection of an electric Neon :gn to wimin ten feet from the property lire. 41- —The State Life Insurance Company. Southeast corner Delaware and Michigan Streets. Requests variance of use to permit the erection of a gasoline filling station A public hearing on said petitlcns will be held by the B'.ard of Zoning App-ais on Monday. April 29 1935. at 3 30 P M in Room 104. City Hall, at which time and place all Interested persons will be given opportunity to be heard in reference to the matters set out in said petitions. BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS V. B. McLEAY. Secretary-Engineer. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids for the purchase of the fol’owing material* will be recei.ed by the Chai-tnan of th# State Highway Commission of Indiana, at his office on the third floor. State Ho : e Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue., Indianapolis. Indiana, until 2GO P M on the Ist day or May. 1935 a: which time they will be publiclv opened and read; Invitation No 3883—Quantity of Automobile and Truck Parts. F. O. B Indianapolis. Bids shall be submitted upon standard proposal forms. Proposal forms and specifications will be furnished upon request The right Is reserved b$ the Chairman to reject any or all bids or to award on any combination of bids that in his Judgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDI4NA. JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairman.