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Constitutional Organization Officer Is Vague on Document

Times Special WASHINGTON, Nov. Chester A. Hansen, cation League. Inc.”

26.—The

secretary-treasurer Con of New Haven. New York and Birmingham, stumbled

repeatedly the other day under a simple catechism by Senator Thomas

way of a patriot is sometimes hard.

of the “Constitutional Edu-

(D. Utah), during an appearance before the Senate Civil Liberties Com-

mittee. The scholarly Senator led off by asking about the Constitution. Mr. Hansen knew the Constitution started off “We the people,” but under questioning he disclosed a belief that “the people” means “the citizens” and excludes foreigners. “What is Article 1 about?” asked the Senator. Mr. Hansen, a blond, youthful, alert man, didn’t know. “Article 2? . . . Article 3... Article 4?” asked the Senator in succession, each time elicting an “I don’t know.” “Do you know what's in any article?” “Not as to specific wording,” said the witness. Doesn’t Know Amendments |

Senator Thomas asked about tie) amendments. Mr. Hansen knew there were 22, and that the first 10] “deal with the Bill of Rights.” “How about the 10th? part of the Bill of Rights?” There was no answer. “Do you know what the 10th | Amendment is ahout?” Mr. Hansen didn't. “The 11th?” “No.” “The 12th?” | “No.” | “The 13th?” “It’s about slavery.” “The 14th?” “I don't know.” | Mr. Hansen finally found one he | knew about—the 18th—but when | asked how many sections this, the | prohibition amendment, had, he said | it had only one. “Could you swear to that?” the Senator demanded. “No.”

Senator Gives Answer

Is that |

Senator Thomas volunteered that it had three sections. Mr. Hansen knew the 19th had | to do with woman suffrage, and the | 20th with “lame ducks,” but he | couldn’t define a lame duck. The Senator asked about the American form of government. | “How many senators are there?” Mr. Hansen said there were 96, | each state having two. “Is that democracy?” demanded | the Senator, “to give the

T states as many senators as the big |

ones?” Mr. Hansen could not answer, “How many articles are there in the Constitution?” The witness didn’t know. “Are there more articles than there are amendments?” He was certain there were. The colloquy then turned to communism, after Mr. Hansen said his speeches were “more anticommunistic” than “pro-Constitution.” “Is the public school system communistic?” Didn’t Like Question

Mr. Hansen thought that wasn’t a fair question, but he conceded the schools were a ‘socialized in-

stitution.” is He was asked about communistic | governments. He said Russia had one, and its head was Joseph Stalin, {and in this country he had heard | of Oneida Community and Brook Farm, which he described as localized experiments in communism, “Whe started Brook Farm?” “1 cannot tell you.” “Was there anything in Brook | Farm antagonistic to our Government?” “No.” “What state was it in?” “1 cannot tell.” “Did it do any harm to any state government?” “1 can’t tell.” After ryany more such questions, Senator Thomas commented that the “constitutional” part of the League seemed to be disposed of. Then he asked about its “educational” program. “Does the League operate any schools? Who teaches them? Do you feel competent to teach the Constitution?” It developed that the League runs no schools, and Mr. Hansen is not a teacher, but he could pick hundreds of competent teachers. “Name one,” demanded the SenaRr . Hansen suggested that memhoo, of the Senate would be capable | pedagogues. Mr. Hansen was directed to re- | turn Dec. 15, along with other

small | League officials.

Proposes Ban on

Labor-Savi ng

Device Patents to Aid Jobless

Rep. Hatton W. Sumners (D. Tex.), cha

has written the following dispatch for the United Press on why the issuance of Federal patents on labor-saving devices in connection

should study with the unemployment problem, (Copyright, 1937,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (U. P.)

irmain of the House Judiciary Committee. he believes Congress

by United Press)

Legals

nois, and heretofore adopted by the Poard of Commissioners of the County of Delaware, Indiana, and now on file in the odice of said Auditor of Delaware County. Proposals will be received: . For the construction of the Bridge proper, Including only Superssructure and substructure without approach grades 2. For the optional construction of all items in approach grades Proposals shall be properly and completely executed on proposal form furnished by the Consulting Engineers or the Auditor of said County in accordance with Form 96 with non-collusion affidavit required by the statutes of Indiana and must be accompanied by Questionnaire form 96-A, State Board of Accounts Fach proposal shall be Becompanied bv acceptable certified or Cashier's Check payable to the Board of Commissioners of Delaware County, Indiana, or by acceptable bidder's bond for an amount of not less than 5% of the total bid price. Contractor or contractors awarded work will be required to furnish acceptable surely bond in the amount of 100% of his bid. Wage rates on the work shall not be less than the prescribed scale of wages as determined pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 319 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Indiana of 1935. Work will be paid for in cash from funds to be made available by Delaware County, Indiana. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days after date for opening of bids. Said Board of Commissioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids and waive informalities. Instructions to bidders, Plans, Specifications, etc, are on file at the office of said Auditor of Delaware County, or may be obtained from Consoer, Townsend & Quinlan, Consulting Engineers, upon a deposit of Five Dollars ($5.00) which amount will be returned if Plans and Specifications are returned in good condition and a bid is submitted. By order of the Board of Commissioners of the County of Delaware, Indiana. GUS AUGUST MEYERS, Auditor of Delaware County, Indiana. William A, McClellan, CY McClellan, Attorneys for the Board

Legal “Notice Personal Property located at 1190 Kentucky Avenue to be sald to satisfy Chattel Mortgage not later than November 26th, at . M., at 416 Indiana Trust Building. Max M. Farb, Attorney.

Deathe—Fumordls

Indianapolis Times, Friday,

Nov. 26, 1937

BRAY J, Sam, hushand of Nora H. and father of Mrs Lowell Grisso, Betty Ann and Scott Yue and brother of Dr. W. S. Bray of Indianapolis and rs. John F. Sullivan of Louisville, Ky.. passed away Thursday morning, Services at FL & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturday. 4 p. m. Friends invited. Cremation following. FEL L—Marjorie O'Neil, wife of Reginald Fell, mother of David and Dorothy Rd and Janice Fell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Daniel J. O'Neil Sr., sister of Daniel J. Jr. and Dorothy ‘O'Neil, died Thursday at Detroit, Funeral notice later. KIRBY,

HANCOCK—Edna Doris, wife of Guy and mother of John and Stuart Hancock, passed on Ny cdnesds aan Services

Lost and Found 9

LOST--Black and white Boston bull from __ 4003 Brookville Rd. Child's _Playmate.

Business Services 10

(Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATIONS ladles’. en's, garments: clean, repair, press, relies asonable.

MEYER O. JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th St. TA-6667. (Beauty Shops)

COLLEGE Beauty Shop. Permanents, ~ Shampoo, set. 35c. 905 College. L (Coal)

LARGE Brazil Block, $4.75; _egg. $4: screenings. $3 (2-ton lots). BE-9838.

(Floor Refinishing)

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(Printing) jobs make us smile, HENDREN ING. 685 Century Bldg. RI-8533. (Quilt Designer-Maker)

MARY'S NEEDLE ART SHOPPE—1824 Southeastern, DR-0920-J, Sewing, art _ needlework.

(Rugs Made to Order) FLUFF chenille rugs made from _old rugs. See beaut. samples. Ru rep, HASTE _ ACTIVE RUG CLEANE (Rugs Cleaned, Made, Repaired) W. O, Jones, Inc. _ Rug Cleaning. HU-1366. (Sewer Cleaning) HAVE your sewers cleaned the Electric Roto-Rooter way. Save money and time. __ SEWER CLEANING SERVICE. LI-2881. Tailoring FORDHAM made-to-order clothes, $24.50

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CURTAINS

RUSH _ PRIN

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at FLANN HANA ' MORTUARY, YT Minin at 10 o'clock. Friends invited, Friends may call at the mortuary any time,

LOSCHE—Sophia, 72 years, beloved wife of the iate Herman Losche, mother of Mrs. Joseph Steiner, Mrs. Edward Kohlmann, Mrs. Everett

chanan St, the G. H. HERRMANN 1505 S. East St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home,

KING—Heaton H., entered into rest Wednesday, age 78 vears, father of Irvin H. and Howard L., King, brother of WilNem o F, ing oneal Seturdar, 10 ARRY MO! FUNERA

a. HA PARLOR. Burial Nn Rena

MAY Frank W. entered into rest Thursday, age 49 vears: nephew of Carrie E. Hasseld, Funeral Saturday, 2 p. m.. Veritas Masonic Temple, Adams and Roosevelt Ave Friends mayv call at residence, 2267 N. LaSalle St., until hour Members of Veritas Lodge & A. M. please take notice. . MOORE FUNERAL PARLOR in charge.

McVEY -Mary Ann, mother Denton McVey, passed AWAvV morning. Services at the , PUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

of Ruth and Thursday NNER &

~—I have introduced a bill to stop |

issuance of Federal patents on labor saving devices.

I have done this not because I because I want the Congress of the I have been thinking for a good, long while as to what is happening in this country and in the world from a lop-sided development which is making this to be known as the machine age, which is literally. in many respects, bringing definite conflict between human beings and | inanimate machinery, When you have a situation such as we have in the world today, '! when we know we have so far outstripped ourselves in the develop- | ment of machinery that improved | machinery is putting on the streets millions of honest people who want toearn a living, and is giving to the | people who do have work the neces- | sity of maintaining as objects of charity or quasi-objects of charity millions of people, who are being hurt by this thing, then it is at least worthy of putting the problem out on the table and seeing whether or | not the policy. as it has been developed, is wise. Now, is it good. old-fashioned, common sense trading to go out in the market and buy some more idle people by offering whoever will invent a machine that will give you some more idle people an induce- | ment of 17 years of a monopoly on | the right to use such machine? I have introduced my bill to stop | for the time being this bidding on the part of the Federal Government ' for some more idle people.

OLYMPIC ATHLETE FACES QUESTIONING

Defends Friend Charged With Slaying Girl.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 26 (U. P)). | —Pretty Mrs. Marie Phillips, star Olympic athlete, came to the defense today of her friend. Mary K. | O'Connor, alleged killer of 5-year- | old Nancy Glenn. Both girls faced questioning concerning their con- | duct at a camp last summer Mayor S. Davis Wilson, acting as committing magistrate in the Glenn | case, said he would seek warrants | today against Miss O'Connor and | Mrs. Phillips on the basis of affi- | davits dealing with incidents at! Camp Happy, an institution for | underprivileged children, where | both girls were counsellors last summer. Miss O'Connor has been in Moyamensing Prison, on a charge that she was responsible for the death of Nancy, whose body was found last Labor Day face down in a mud puddle on a lonely dirt road. Mrs. Phillips, free under $500 bond as a material witness, is not implicated in the actual commission of the crime, according to Mayor Wilson.

U. P. TELEGRAPHERS | SPURN BOARD AWARD |v

NEW YORK, Nov. 26 (U, P) — At a meeting this morning at the general offices of the United Press a committee representing Division 47, Commercial Telegraphers Union, announced that a majority of its members had voted to reject the ward of the Board of Arbitration made Nov. 20. The United Press management announced it had accepted the award and expressed its willingness to sign the contract as proposed by the Arbitration Board. The union committee advised the management that it would consult with Frank B. Powers, international

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want the bill passed as it is but |

United States to study this problem.

| been with Mrs | of April 13 before the shooting that

president of the C. T. U. Another meeting was set for tomorrow,

STATE TO END ADAMS’ TRIAL

Woman Witness Collapses As Dead Friend's Clothes Are Exhibited.

Calling three Anderson police of-

| ficers and a friend of the slain Mrs.

Lucille Adams as witnesses. the State today neared conclusion of its case 'in the murder trial of Ralph

| Adams, husband of the victim.

Chief witness for the State was Louise Blackwell. Indianapolis, who testified she had known Mrs. Adams, alias Mary Anderson, and her husband nine years. When clothes of the dead woman were placed before her, Miss Black-

| well collapsed and asked that they

be taken away. She said she had . Adams the afternoon

night. The witness said she had accompanied Mrs. Adams to the office of an attorney the preceding afternoon, where Mrs. Adams discussed divorce action against her husband. aS Blackwell testified that on everal occasions she had driven rs. Adams to the country “because she (Mrs, Adams) was afraid to go me.” Adams fought and often from his wife, who supported him. the witness said. On cross-examination Miss Blackwell admitted she had been arrested 152 times and convicted six times on charges of prostitution, vagrancy and disorderly conduct. Lieut. August Felix and Detective Clarence Brown and William H. Goodwin, all of the Anderson Police Department, testified that in conversation which took place during Adams’ return to Indianapolis from Anderson, where he was captured shortly after the killing, he confessed. , A written confession. allegedly made by Adams, was not admitted as evidence because it was not | signed.

DEATH INTERRUPTS DOUBLE CELEBRATION —

ROCHESTER, Nov. 26 (U. P.).— Death interrupted the double birthday and Thanksgiving celebration of John M. Hatch, 78-year-old wealthy retired farmer and road contractor. He died of heart disease which physicians said might have been induced by the excitement of the double celebration. He was prominent in civic, political and church.circles and is survived by his wife, two sons, three daughters, 16 grandchildren and Yhree great- ~grandchildren.

Legals 98

OTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed DOE for the Siti of all materials and the performance of ail labor in the construction of Albany Bridge Hjchuioned herein, will be received at the ice of the Auditor of Delaware County, in the Court House in the City of Muncie, in Delaware County, Indiana, until the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. Central Standard Time, on the 14th Ny of December, 193%, and then will be publicly opened and read. Bids received later than the above time will be returned unopened. The work to be bid upon is for the construction of one bridge across Half Way Creek to he known as South Water Sureet B Bridge in Albany,. Delaware County, The work to be constructed us r plans and specifications prepar Pe Consoer,

ared Townsend and Quinlan, Consulting} - neers, Ww. Drive, Chicago,

EAL-—-Mrs. Rov, gene in Brownsburg, Ind., Friday, . Time of funeral given later. BROTHERS SERVICE.

REES—Paul T., beloved husband of Jean Rees, father of Paul Jr., stepfather of | _ Helen Richardson, brother of Mrs. William New, passed away at the residence. 1528 Roosevelt Ave., Friday morning. Funeral at the residence, Monday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call after 6 p. m. Friday, SHIRLEY SERVICE.

REIDY Bridget, sister of Mary Reidy and Mrs. Patrick Grissin. aunt of William, Ann, Joseph, John and Thomas Griffin died Tuesday. Nov. 23. Funeral from residence of Mrs. Grissin, 840 Eastern Ave. Saturday. Nov. 27, 8:30 a. m. Services at St. Philip Neri Church, 9 Friends invited. BLACKWELL SERVICE.

STRAWMYER- Elizabeth (Betty), age 70 years, mother of Carl, Edith and Josephine Strawmyer, sister of Mrs. Ellison A puckle, assed away at her residence. 206 N. Addison, Thursday p. m. Funeral Nov. 28, 1:30

passed away at the resiNov. FINN

at the residence, Sunday, P m. Friends invited. Burial Brownsurg. Friends mav call after 4 p. m. Friday, SHIRLEY SERVICE,

TROST—Frank, father of Marv M. Trost. Mrs. E. B. Healy, Frank C. Trost. passed away at the residence Friday morning

Friends may call at 3622 Graceland Saturday and Sunday. Private services | Monday a. m. Burial Crown Hill | Mr. Trost requested that no flowers be | sent,

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BROADWAY, 1812—Attractive sleeping room, near car line; constant hot waDRL TE CAP., N. 1523—‘“‘MciIntire Apartments” attract. mod. rms.; steam heat; $3 up.’ CLINTON HOTEL, 29 Virginia — Clean steam-heated sleeping rooms, $2.50 up. COLLEGE, 3043 Attractive front, one adjoining sun parlor, Owner's home, no other roomers. Gentlemen or couple. _ References. HA-4808-M. ELM, 1031 (Fountain private home, Gentleman Guage. DRUG. FALL CREEK AND ILLINOIS-—Front room, private home, plenty heat, hot water. : HA-2049-R. ILLINOIS, N,, entrance; lavatory. fined home; garage. ; MASSACHUSETTS AVE. 703, APT. 9CLEAN, STEAM HEATED FRONT RM. MERIDIAN, N., 911, “Apt. 6—Double sleeping room; twin beds; reasonable; after - 6 p.m. ars i eh Mbit MERIDIAN, N., 968, Apt. 12—Large front room; suitable 1or2 gentlemen; _phone. NEW JERSEY, N., 1215—Cozy room, steam heat, hot water, Private entrance. Phone TALBOTT, ROOM: PHONE

TA LBOTT,

Squa re)—Modern preferred.

"1907—Unusual room; private toilet; steam; re-

~ N.._ 1652—LOVELY FRONT PRIVATE; HOT WATER; 2811 N.—Front room, innerspring; gentleman pref., $3. HA-1970-J. VERMONT, W.. 36, APT. 2—Clean, convenient, private home. Gentleman. LI-8612.

| WASHINGTON, 5230 E., BUTLER APART- | MENTS, N

0. 23 Employed lady roomer, every convenience

2838—Comfortable

home privileges; WASHINGTON BLVD., double or _ vate family. WASHINGTON BLVD. 2 men: twin beds, quiet; _ HA-1813-W. WASHINGTON. E., 3323- Large, able rooms, for one or two; good meals; reasonable. CH-4603-W. : WOODRUFF PLACE, 559° W. Drive—Attractive, comfortable; beautvrest: shower. reasonable; gentleman, CH-6226- J.

Hotels 12A SHERMAN HOUSE HOTEL

Warm, comfortable, outside rooms. Weekly rates, $250 and up. Elevator service. Transients invited, Just across east of Union depot.

CENTRAL HOTEL—Delaware and Vermont, 331 N, Delaware. Modern, outside rooms. Transient rates.

COLONIAL HOTEL 2208. m.

veniences, city heat; weekly, $3 up.

Sp | ,1$3.50 and up; clean comHoosier Hotel 330,30 rooms; showers and baths:

HA-1687-R. dle 39ND Large; 1 or steam; garage.

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ADAMS, 1947--2-room utilities except linens; _1274-M. ALABAMA, 2042 N.—Nicely furnished 2room apartment: automatic heat; man and wife employed preferred. HP BELLEFONTAINE, 1336 Foul SIX rooms upstairs to right party. rranged to _ Sublet part. Heat PY ictiey RI-5946. BROADWAY, 2404—Large room and kitchenette, studio couch; 1 preferred, HEae : i CARROLLTON, 1429-2, 3 rooms; good _ heat; private entrance. RI-3096. = CARROLLTON, 1804—Two rooms, upstairs; inadoor bed; utilities; private entrance; 4.50 CENTRAL, 1948—Cheerful, front room and kitchenette; private entrance; adults.

CENTRAL, 2142—Nicely furnished 2-room apartment; steam heat; hot water; phone.

DAVIDSON, N. 3819; 3-room apartment, nicely furnished; utilities. Steam. Adults. __ Walking distance. LI-2284. DELAWARE, "N., 517—Aparamtnet with or without bath; reasonable; steam heat; _ walking Srtaiie, DELAWAR N., 914 Nice large room; Re furnished; good heat; $4.50.

EAST, N., 139—Nice clean home-like lig th ‘housekeeping rooms. Downtown. RI-375 EUGENE ST., 1112—Near 30th and ed tian; 1-2-room furnished apartment adjoining bath: private entrance, utilities paid, good transportation

HIGHLAND AVE. N., 21 —TWO "DESIRABLE; UTILITIES FURNISHED; ADULTS; GARAG PARK, Tn rooms and kitchenette, upstairs; 1 room kitchenette, dinette, pri- _ vate bath, downstairs.

PENNSYLVANIA, 963 N.—1 “Light pleasant room with kitchenette, steam heat. parking space. Reasonable. SUMMIT, N., 237—1 room, running water, pear bath; private entrance; adults. RI-

TEMPLE, N., 1206— room kitchenette, _ vate home. $7.50 WRIGHT, 1318 — Two “large furnished. Kitchenette, bath Kelvinator, automatic heat. Adults. DR-59 31ST, 830 W.-2 ite entrance. Near ‘carline.

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Furnished and unturnisned Da Smenta. Various locations. $25 up. LI-5393

1003 W. 30TH—Apt. No. 3: 3- room apt., Call utilities furnished: $29.00. 138 N. Delaware St. RI-1429

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DELOSS, 1637-4 roo SHEFFIELD, N., 701 % rooms VERMONT, E., 628-—4-rm. apt.

water furnished ve ‘28'S. Tilinois.

JENNINGS BROS. - $125—63RD E., A205—Beautitul $20,000 arpeted, venetian

North Side ‘home, blinds, 4 bedrooms, Can e rented artly MR. HORTON.

furnished or unfurnished. R-1234

a ED LI-3814.

$2.50 Olney. N., hardwood floors; CH-0897-J. Ce $15-820; SUMMIT, Ss. 30 —-Dup! ex; rms. up; 5 rms. down; newly Dexia, 1523 E. Wash. (day). CH-0967 after 6 p. m. $22. 50—EAST—Nice cozy 4-rm. mod, cottage. Others. WH l. TA-4633. $18; TACOMA, 518% N.—UPPER DUPLEX. Four rooms, bath. No furnace. IR-3593

ARROW AVE. 1845—5-ROOM COTTAGE Bath, no furnace, garage, yard; $20. ARSENAL, 3025 N.—5-Room modern bun__Ralow; gar.; $20. RI-4661, HA-4147-W. BELMONT, 232 N.—4 Rooms, inside toilet, newly papered; $15. RI-4661. HA-4147-W, COLLEGE, 3155 ‘THREE EDROOM DOUBLE: sleeping porch; reconditioned; new bath; kitchen. LI-1100, WA-4019 COLLEGE AVE, 6040—Unusual 6-room double; newly decorated. Open. WAi.

551 1640 COMER 4 rooms: water in yard—water Plats 31%. J. R. WELCH & SO ai EASTERN AVE. 925—Six x-room Ey splendid condition: garage. CH-7307. KENWOOD, 3037—FIVE- ROOM HOME— Bath; no furnace. HA-2460 MORELAND AVE. 423 (3300 W. “Michigan) —One_5-room bungalow; also 1 6-room bungalow; thoroughly modern; excellent - con ition. —— NEW JERSEY, N., able: 4 bedroom modern; yard: near School 45; 33 50. CH-4570. WA-3258.

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$17.50; five rooms; modern except furnace; garage, water paid. A. J. Hueber & Co., 144 N. Delaware St. LI-4412, a PROSPECT, 2505 -- 5-Room semi-modern; stoves furnished; water paid. Garage, 317.50. DR-4145-J, = wel RANDOLPH, S., 239—4-room double, modern except furnace; stove furnished; _garage. RI-3774 SHEFFIELD, N., 213—Five-room, partly __modern; $18.50" water paid. WA

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5-room modern house and $35 garage HARNESS & CLINE, 119%; N. Ala. “Tr 8406. WASHINGTON BLVD., 4025—Four-bedroom home; maid’s quarters: 5 garage; oil burner. LI- 1850. B

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This cozy, modern 5-room bungalow will be offered for tent Wy R spective huver, WA-2166 C. RI-8412, J. SS, CRUSE cS. INC SIX-ROOM modern, except furnace: near Eli Lilly; $18. Druggist. Villa-E. Minnesota, or Fletcher Trust. single; electricity; $12 as it | _Drugeist, Villa and E. Minnesota.

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938—6-room modern; linoleum. E, 10th car.

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:| Houses, Apts. Furn.

$8 WK; oer BE-443 CARROLLTON, "1335; Apt. apartment; employed adults; December 1st dating. COMER, 1140—Modern 2-room a artment, furnished or ed rivate entrance; reasonable. DR-061 ILLINOIS, N.. 2020—Lovely eri apartment; exquisitely furnished: accommodate 3: Kelvinator, ali whites: warage.

LEE,

water 7-R.

—3-room Be floor;

FOUR-ROOM bungalow; water paig. pr $8 week.

modern; 1410 hie

Rent Business Places 22

21 W. WASH. ST. "Thoroughly reconditioned, $15 per Oliver H. Clark Agcy. 106 N. Del. 11-5506.

Times Economy Want Ads Are Easier to Read and Produce Better Results

Houses for Sale

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of titie. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company Union Title Building 155 E. MARKET ST

24 |

| | {

| Household Goods

Women Wanted Indiana State Employment

O., own corres., DICTA. steno. rapid, ASS'T, ‘Bikpr.. i Re \y

NO FEE ST

GIRL wanted; exchange work for business course and room, hoard. TA-1704, eve-

nings. _

Schools, Instruction

Traffic Manager Salaries up to $4000 yearly; free. Emplovment Service, tension, 1140 Hume-Mansur

La ¢ Bag.

Business Opportunities 3

64-page hnok alle Ex-

59 Money to Loan

FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 1937" 59

Money to Loan TOTAL

$ » COST

$100 LOAN

FOR 9 MONTHS

Nine Monthly Payments $12

Cost to Promnt Pavers $8

Amount Received $100 200 300 36 24 Other amounts th proportion. Com. plete cost included fn first three pay. ments. Small payments, longer time Joans available If you will notify us before vou come In, we will make all arrangements and be ready to complete the loan quickly When you call. Come in or telephone oqaay.

207 KRESGE BLDG

CAPITAL FINANCE core

Cor. Penn. & Wash.

RI-7561

B UR OWN BOSS

KING’ SE Rettaupants, 33 dwn, nyt. 8180

1617- -31_ SOU THEASTER

Dogs, Other ry J

LOWEST ADVERTISED RATE AUTO, FURNITURE

AND DIAMOND LOANS

2% PER MONTH ON AMOUNTS UP TO $150 AND 1% % on THAT PART

COCKER PUPPY;

SPANIEL, _Teasonable; _call

ed Fe . HL U- 4538

Poultry Supplies -

male,

OF A LOAN ABOVE $150

PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION

330 Occidental Bldg.

EVERAL hundred baby chicks. MARIO

Jinrved chicks; Y CH _STORE. 123 N. “Alabama.

COUNTY __RI- 81 20

Farm and Garden 4

FUNK'S hybrid seed corn. JOHNSON McGOLDRICK, 312 Indiana Trust, 2294, HU-7218.

APPLES—Esarey’s Orchard;

Apt. 4. TA-5825.

Miscalionsous %or Sale

Unclaimed Freight Station 2 pes, 30 feet each, STEAM HOSE, | side diameter, 2 , cost $60, sell f $30; , $15; one 3$60. one 4-pc. B INGE $100; “one 10-pe. NG ROOM SUITE. COUCHES, $10 and u SMOKING and MAGA END and COCKTAIL TAB

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

CLEAN | LUMB ER NEW AND USED Marion Material Co. Wrecking Contractors 2046 Northwestern “Select from 200 Jevuil, pool tables.

KING'S 0 up, on payments.

1617-31 Southeastern Ave,

Complete Office_Furniture Repair Pick-up and Delivery Service Phone LI- 3315 for Estimator BUSINESS FUR NITURE COMPANY 112 E. Maryland S LI1-851

SUN STRAND direct subtractor.

$135;

Reasonable, 608.

ONE used spray booth. 8 ft.

dee y 6! Mite ROELECTRIC & MACHINE CO

Washington. Restaurant “Fixtures Used. Very Low

KING' S Priced on Payments.

1617-31 Southeastern Ave, DR-35 NEW used ADuilding ‘material. TON. OB AT WRECKING

ION 310 S. Donan] LI-6270. foot, metal, walnut, $25. 4473 Washington STORE fixtures, bakery - wil pment; buy-sell. INDOW SASH, new and use MA MATERIAL CO.. 2046 Northwestern LETTERHEADS, bus. cards: prompt service. DUNLAP. baby carriage; excellent reasonable. 872 iddle br,

erfect vd. WA-2468.

“ES Sho

conditio

Swaps

also ICK

£3

LI-

Jonathans, Grimes, Stayman, Delicious. 3527 College,

._ BEDDROOM | solid maple DINSTUDIO COMBINATION INET RACK, $1.50;

-3578

ST adding i.

‘wide by 8 ft. |

IR-1151,

MILco.

$60 HOSPITAL BED, adjustable head and | condition,

speRION lowest. prices; 33 Va. Ave

Woodruff Pl.

8. E. Corner Wash, and Ill, 2 3d Floor. RI-3587,

WE LOAN MORE ON

Diamonds

Convenient E Toons. SAFERY location,

FORNTTURE. AUTOS LIBERAL LOAN COMPANY 152 N. DELAWARE L1-6605

Money to Loan on Automobiles, 20 Months to Pay, Plenty of parkin

MERIDIAN MOTOR SALES

820 N_ Meridian, K1-4931

rear

HONOR LOANS EXCLUSIVELY 4 RSERS

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES itable Se ti Co. BUCKEYE FINANCE 219 5 Ohio St FOR "RESULTS—The “Times,

& “RI-5551.

To" ur

LI-856)

NO Household Finance Corp.

78 Tllinots Bldg. RI1.5404 3d Poor

COMMONWEALTH LOAN 0O. 05 Odd a Bldg,

,1-849 200 he Bldg LI-

Cash Coal Mart

57 | Cash Coal Mart

a ——————

WEST VIRGINIA ... INDIANA .........

nor

BIG BRAZIL BLOCK. HELCO WEST VA.

INDIANA . sven sumso Lume, creas FORKED we $ 5.00

GENUINE ISLAND CREEK sx: ciean rorcea=—=$6.50 GENUINE POCAHONTAS

++ «oo NUT AND SLACK wen 3, 75

+ + 6x4, CLEAN PORKED $4.50

«+++ . CLEAN FORKED -—$5.50

5x3 CLEAN FORKED wem$ 6,25

Mine Run Smokeless Fine for Furnace —$7.00

ESTABLISHED 1809

EE HELLER COAL CO,

1540

ESTABLISHED 1800

Golden Flame Indiana

| 3x2 clean forked Golden Flame

Indiana 6x4 clean forked.

Tip Top West Virginia 5x3 clean forked Tip Top West Virginia

| Big Lump Clean Forked.

Model Coal Co.

$ $ $

“GUARANTEED TRUCK TIRES

6:50x20, $8.00 SB: 6:00x16, $3 up. Terms—Large Choice of All Siz 310 E. Ohio. PAVEY TIRE SHO™. RI: ‘665 3-TON, “factory-made, coal bed; 2-ya dump bed; sell cheap. ©9030 Churchma

“Trade plumbing for coal. E-2651,

FORD p panel “truck, 1930, for

“livestock, cheap for cash. WA- 3083-M.

| DR- 2222

DR-2222 |

00 30 235

GOLDEN FLAME

Clean Porked Ind., 3x2

GOLDEN FLAME

Clean Porked Ind., 6x4

TIP TOP W. VA. TIP TOP W. VA.

BRAZIL BLOCK

75 $550 | Clean Forked

Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Co.

DR. DR. 2401

$ 3 $

Big

cin

0. | rd n. |

Fredrick's '‘Hy-Heat"

COAL

GOLDEN FLAME

Ind., 3x2, Clean Forked.

GOLDEN FLAME

wii

| $4.00 2

$4.50

HEATERS for the small home, office or Siorerion. Burns Fuel Oil

VONNEGUT HARDWARE Co. 120 E. WASH.

monthly pay. [ents g ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtors,

ro AVE Slo or more 1 can sell vou __& home, HA-262

NORTH

6117 Rosslyn Ave. —Op en Sun. BRICK BUNG. — $5500 TERMS

living room, fireplace, breakfast bedrooms, side drive to garage;

Mr Burgess, IR-6102 AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS

Double and Single

The double has six rooms to a side, In_excellent condition inside and out The single nas 10 rooms, in good condi. tion; THIS

THIS 1S PRICED TO SELL

HARNESS & CLINE, 119!

CONGRESS, 1125- .6-Room thoroughly reconditioned, Vacant, $2650; terms. C. RI-4661. HA-4127-W.

WE HAVE buyers for modern homes yr roperty with E

all

modern house, inside and out, W. Henry Co.

._ List . KIRK M'KINNEY NC., RI-3455, Real 601-03, 129 E. Market.

EAST

5253 BURGESS Five-room modern bungalow. ‘This is a Bargain on easy terms. Call McVey, THE UNION TRUST COMPANY

SOUTH : I HOME & INVESTMENT

1040-42 S. WEST ST 2.Story semi- modern double. 8 rooms to A side with inside toilets. Newly painted with 2-car garage. i Saciine. tv close estate, for only $150 . Burtt

0. Hall- -Hottel Co., I LI-2541, WEST

1260 W. 30TH ST.

Large modern home with 4 nice bedrooms and bath upstairs and 1 bedroom on 1st floor, Has been redecorated inside and painted outside, On Riverside bus line. Ideal for rooming hoNRe wi large family. Price, $3500, Terms. ACKER, HU-5124, RI-4466 ————— SCHI.OSS "BROS. SHARON, 1706 (3000 WEST)—Owner just completed five-room strictly modern dinette bungalow; social room: 2-car Boh splendid location: $500; terms

__ Insurance

CH-3336-J. Open evenings

726 N. SHEFFIELD

Eight-room modern house: garage. mediate possession. Price $2500 JOHN R. WELCH & SONS LI-3424

85 ACRES--33 miles south, 5-room cottage, cement porch, small barn, good fencing, 45 acres tillable; stream, woods. Price, $1200; $300 down. mined ate. possession. Call Raymeisar. JACK C. CARR, 10 Union Trust _] os Se 3526. FEDERAL LAND B. ARMS — Eas terms, JOHN D, ry Bato N Pennsyl vania. Ant. B-2. Ph one TA-42 286 29 ACRES- Garden land on S. Harding, near p p t. 1d house, bargain JACK C.

O x DR-5252. _ CARR. RI-3526. 40 ACRES, improvements, _ingto west; $1200, terms, on.

Wanted Real Estate

[I WILL BUY deed equities on RE 435. estate, TA-1406

Real Estate Laws

Im-

Sale Suburban, Farms

near school, 50 12¢ W. Wash-

Indlanap- . MR. DUNCAN,

29A

PROSPEROUS and owl t desires $7000 on ndern A on gage debt reduced from $18. ° pay §' S%a% 1 inte erest. Box # _818, Ti

Men Wanted

Indiana State Employment

S. EMPLOY DESIGNER, mach. exp.,

VICE draw die $30 up

NO FEE | CHARGED

BOYS with bicycles, 16-18, stead app kg Telegraph Co. y ns to

MENT SERV Ru tool;

N. Ala. LI-8400 |

Estate, Rentals, |

\ Originally sold for $145.00,

| BASEBURNER

Rugs and Linoleum

Now showing new fall patterns. RELTABLE “RUG 00. 20 P

Crosley Refrigerator $895 Guaranteed-—Easy Terms... STEWART'S RADIO, 1368 N. Penn,

ANTIQUES. Boul table, andirons, walnut combination desk and bookcas Victrola, large size. yO 100 fine re ords Phone TA-118 MAYTAG sq. 0 il gXar., $39.5 20., 240 Mass,

like new,

Open eves large, A-1 Moore heater, A-1 condition, $12 Pine.

25¢ WILL HOLD any “layaway until Xmas

Child's rockers, tion, as low as HEATERS and cook stoves, all sizes: selection; reasonable, 826 Mass. Ave. LI

Heating Stove, excellent condition, 229 W. Wash,

every kind and deseri $1. 229 Wash.

Radios, Musical Needs

$35.75 or

3 E. Washington

crotch

fully . HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE

PRIOR | mn, $12. 345 N | Sun Ray

Buy now and save, 68.

Clean forked Ind., 6x4..... JF roried 6x4.. TipT Top W . Va. 5x3. Clean forked... Tip Top W. Va. Big lump, clean forked

True Flame Eastern Kv. coal

vorrerien TO 00 $6.25

$6.75 $6.75

treated stoker E. Ky, 6-in 0 block. forked | | Citizens Coke egg or nut, fkd. .

| FREDRICK COAL Ceo.

Delivery Anywhere in the City DR-1792 Est

1898

e; Ce

ant Beecher St,

ye be $400

12 Ton, $2.25 Ind, No, 5, 3x2

ROYAL $450

SPLINT

» Ton, $2.50 Ind, No, 5, 6x3

BRAZIL $500

BLOCK .

12 Ton, $2.50

Star Coal Co.

| Ind. 3x2 A forked.

| Sun Ray

Ind. 6x4 Yom forked. .vonviniss

| Gold Tip

IR Va. big Ip., clean forked...

Raymond City

i W. Va. big lump

3 | Pioneer Island Creek

| West Virginia

Shaan,

Slightly Used Apollo Studio

Formerly $325

A fine ST with full

notes. Rich Be 150!

WILKING MUSIC CO.

120 E. OHIO ST.

Flaming Arrow Eastern Ky. ‘ ‘

| Elkhorn Eastern Ky.

4~inchxVy stoker coal... esis

Fone Posahontas [LUMP ives

Seren nasnae

Yar | Screenings

Mutual Coal & Ice Co. DR. 1660 DR. 1660

Accordions Loaned

To Beginners

a MUSIC Indiana MUS Tf

139 E. OHIO.

$4.00 $4.50 $6.75 $6.75 $1.25 | $7.00 $6.75

$8.25 Rl

Coal—=Coke—Kindling

Linton, 4x6, cln. fkd, ......$4.50 Linton, 2x3, cin. fkd. ...... $4.00 Linton, big 1p., cin, fkd. ....$5.00 Best Brazil Blk, cln, fkd....$5.50

New B80 Bass

Accordions $129.50

Pearson Co., Inc. 128-30 N. Penn,

Best Brazil, large egg, fkd...$5.00 W. Va, large lump, fkd. ....$6.75 Pioneer Isl. Creek, big blk, $7.25 Island Creek, 3x5 egg, fkd. $6.50

Citz. Coke, ee or nut, 3, ix pea, $7.76 : WE LIVER 2 TON

EXPERT REPARING

$75 BOEHM Clarinet, fac. rebuilt i w

T LORENZ 18 TINY "a Floor

Crosley 8- tube CONBOIe. . .vivivivivy ; Fada 10-tube console. .... . Radiola 5-tube console + 19 Grunow 6-tube late model console. All mechanically A-1 and good PAUL KERR. Open Eves.

On Low luis Included RINNE'S 14 RADIO—10 good radios; _ dition; $3. Come and get ’

EDDY RADIO SERVICH~Free _ itv work. Rea. 925 Pt. Wavne.

. 608 Mas

, "Ty

Wearing Apparel

OVERCOAT-Boy's: _ like new: $6. “Call HU- -2556.

Wanted to Buy

.. $306.00 12.50

440 E Wash.

ALL BAND & ORCHESTRA INST. . PENN.

ne Diagn con - ual: 273

size 16: dark brown:

Union Ice & Coal Co. DR-4621. DR-4621.

It will pay you to visit our vard and see the difference in good coal.

CALL UP THE SUN Sun Shine. ee IT) 5x3 eln. fkd... 6.25

Sunco We Deliver 2 Tons

WwW. Va. ' SUN CO. CH-3373. CH.3373.

Brookdale . . . $7.25

| All other grades of high quality coal ag | popular prices, Try our coal and service,

Brookside Ice & Coal Corp. CH. 1567 CH-1567

—— ln Lt re A ——

$450 Claned Fa. $55.00

Indiana No. 5 6x3 Golden Glo Big Lump $425 Big Egg. National Ice & Fuel Co. BE-2700. BE.2700.

Virginia 5x3

RI-1182. RI-1182. Good Clean Coal White Ash, 3x2 clean fkd $4.00 White Ash, 6x4, Clean Ml vee $4.50 White Ash, big 1 Qean, Pipi ot 3 reer $5.00 razil Deep Vein Very good mine run ....... $4.75 fovd es, a a coo 83.75 sian reek, vy Ww. Va., eln, fkd, .. 3 P $7. 00 Island Creek, 3x5, Pi Va.. ¢ln, a $6.50 ocahontas Red As Very good mine run $7.00 We Deliver % Tons Bluff Road Coal ¢ boon BICCO No.8 $4.50 This coal is preferred by manv to Wesk Try it and you will be well errr SED $6.75 heated by furnace burn ash, high heat and This 1s one of you can buy at the

Ind. No. § West Virginia

Clean fkd.

Burnswell Ind. 4x6 cin. fkd. ..

Silver Flame

W. Va. 5x3 cin. fkd.

M. A. Silver Coal Co. HE-1303. HE-1303.

$4.50

Auto Tires $5 Per Ton THE MILLER CO., INC,

130 S. _Californta—RI-5150 -

Cash Coal Mart

INDIANA, | 6x4 Clean Forked...

A B.C. Coa TA. 0671

4.50 Sr

TA. 0671

AMBER

JACKET... $500

6x4 Clean Forked.

Bennett CoalCo.

DR. 4252

VIRGINIA $6.25

5x3 Clean Forked.

J. D. Johnson Coal HU-6244,

FANSLER COAL CO.

Clean CoalGuaranteed

West Va., big hand picked . $6.75 West Va., nice 5x3, eln. fkd.... 6.25 White Ash, 6x4, clean fkd..... 4.50 White Ash, 3x2, clean fkd...., 4.00 White Ash, big lump, fkd., 5.00 Brazil Block, cn. fkd. .... 5.50 Brazil Large egg, cin. fkd...., 5.00 Red Ash Pocahontas, No, 3 Ip.. 8.00

Thrift Coal Yard DR-1220, INDIANA

64 Clean TOFKOA +e vvssveersereres. POO

OR OA OTROD «11. cxvessvereres ORD Royal Coal & Coke Co. CH-107

CH-1071 SAVE rT BES, eve gaia ogee tie Polar Ice & Fuel Co. Avior Ooi Ger