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Los Angeles Man Named
Publication Editor

CINCTCINNATI, O. - At the
meeting of the book committee, held
in Cincinnati this week, DIR. A. Pres
ton Shaw, pastor of the Wesley M.
E. Church, Los Angeles. California,
was elected to the editorship of the
Southwestern Christian Advocate,
recently left vacant by the appoint
ment of DR.. l.. H. King to st. Marks
Church. New York City.
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Sheriff Uses Machine
Guns To Hold Mob

WATER VALLEY, Miss.-(CSN)
A lynehing was averted here Tues.
day night. when Sheriff S. r. Cole
man, Of Greenwood held a mob of
30 men at bay with two machine
guns after the mob had called at the
Jail seeking Samuel Green of this
town, who allegedly confessed on
Monday to numbering VIII Wagner,
his 64-year old employer and the
latter's wife.
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Mill LION NEGROES Leave SOUTHERN STATES
Drazvs Line On Reds
Dry Agents Pose
AS Beauty Experts

PEORIA, Ill.-After spending
four weeks here getting scquaint-
ed with the "big Shots" three col
ored prohibition ents, re-
inforeed by a group of white Of
ficials, raided eighteen speak
easies here.
Twenty-Five were arrested. One
of the agents bad introduced him.
self as a lawyer expecting to start
practice here, while the other two
posed as electric comb statesmen.
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Church 80 Years Old

Union Station Methodist Church
of Petersburg, Va, celebrated its
89th anniversary here last Sunday.
The Rev. A. P. Williams, pastor of
the High Street Methodist Church,
was anniversary speaker.
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Births

Girls
RAYMOND H"'V
pital S'''0ii 4i''-
James and Helen overbey. Coleman hos
Russell and Isabelle Reed. Coleman hos
ptal. -'0A
Joe and Elizabeth sherron. s941 Hoyt.
Bows
Harold and Mary Erner Methodist los
George and Mary Brown. Coleman hos
George and Flora Gates. Coleman hos
pital. --0'
Walter and Norbelle Hamilton. Coleman
hospital.
pital.
Louis, and Virginia Huesmann. Coleman
hospital.
Harold and Mary johnson. Coleman hos
pital.
Frank and Eva Northern. Coleman hos
pital.
Franklin. and Mildred wampler. Cole
man hospital.
Harold and Thelma Auble. 1929 Barth.
David and Lillian Garrison, Ill South
Ritter.
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Deaths

Elsie Mineer. 90. of 1886 Kesler Blvd.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Freeman Franklin Peake. 90. 1919 Hoyt,
cardio vascular renal disease.
Willard S. Alice. TO- so North jefferson,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Fred Blank 81. Fletcher Sanitarium
broncho pneumonia.
Dale Miller Brown. AZ. Central Indiana
hospital. general paralysis
John Moore, 76, Long hospital TYPOS
Mary Irwin. ga. 719 North Alabama,
apopleXV.
George Lamb. IS. $40 Fletcher, in
fluen2a.
Mary Schrenckengost. 40. 2514 East
Sevenseenth cerebral emboliSm.
Charles e. Sumner, A. 80l Fairfield CO.
litiS.
Alfred Coxner. n. city hospital pull
monarv embolism.
Ralph Alexander n. 1914 East Tenth.
Carrie Wheeler So. 424 Vast North.
acute cardiac dilatation
Morris M. Jacobs. l8, Methodist hospital,
CLYDE B, Parrish. 81, 1901 East North.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Fred J. Cook. 70. 1861 Nordyke. chronic
gnterstitial nephritis.
Charles Highbaugh. 90 1886 Minerva.
pneumOcOccic meningitis.
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1880 FORD SPORT COUPE; s345
HARE CHEVROLET co.
$40 E. Washington st. RI. 532s.
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AGO GRADUATED
BY TABERNACLE
CHURCH SCHOOL
Attendance Is Largest in
History; New Cabinet
Is Announced.

Four hundred seventy persons
we're graduated from six depart
ments of the Tabernacle Presby-
.terian church school Sunday at pro-
motion day exercises.
The attendance, 1,275, was the
largest in the history Of the school.
The new Sunday school cabinet
for the coming year was announced.
The governing body of the school is
composed of:
pr. J; Ambrose Dunkel, pastor; W. D.
Balm. chairman; James B. Martin, direc-
Tor OF Christian education DR.. George M.
KING, Yice-chairman; Mrs. Anna Ander-
son. assistant to minister, w. K. Sproule,
treasurer, Orlando Little, secretary. Harry
Payey. superintendent adult department;
3; y. Harrels. superintendent young peo-
tendent senior or high school DEPART
ment' Harold Wood. superintendent inter-
mediate department; Miss Jean Duthie
junior department.; Mrs. Rena Mallory. SUI
perintendent primary department.; Mrs.
w. ID. Balm, superintendent beginners de-
partment; Mrs; Ralph Sharp. superinten-
dent cradle roll department; Mrs. J. B.
Malone. superintendent home department
A homecoming dinner will be
held Thursday night at the church.
Five hundred persons are expected
to attend.
A rally will be held next Sunday
by the entire church. Preparations
are being made for attendance by
1000 members.
Friday night will be All Camp
ers' night. Two hundred young
persons who attended the taber-
nacle camps this summer and their
parents will meet at Wolf Cub
camp.
The church's gymnasium program
which had an enrolment of 700
last year will start this week.
Representative Louis Ludlow will
speak on Oct. 7 to the tabernacle's
Mems Club. His subject will be
The Shadow on the Face of Lib
erty."
First rhearsel of the Tabernacle
Dramatic club will be held tonight
when more than fifty young people
will try out for a religious play
which will be presented early in
November.
The teachers training class, I'M
der the direction of H. o. Burgess.
superintendent of Speedway City
schools, this year will hear ten
lectures on the Psychology of
Teachers Training Methods"
The new Tabernacle ensemble
and orchestra will furnish music in
TWO OF the departments this year.
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Only 10 brand new all-steel re-
frigerators at special reduced prices.
o0IN~o
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VENUE CHANGE SOUGHT
Attorney Also Asks jury Trial in
Drunk Case Appeal.

In criminal court, where he ap-
pealed a thirty days state penal
farm sentence and $40 and costs
fine on conviction of a drunken
ness charge today, Fred Hartman,
attorney, asked a jury trial and
change of venue.
Earl Cox, attorney, was named
special judge. Hartman was con-
victed by Municipal Judge William
H. Sheaffer following his arrest
Sept. Il.
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FORD-1929 Tudor; paint, tires. ETC., good:
! Try and beat our price. Sl95. BROWNING
| GENT CO, 10th and Meridian
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Real Estate for Exchange
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CARLISLE BANK CLOSES
st. Joseph County Institution Takes
Voluntary Action.

The Farmers State bank at Car
Isle, st. Joseph county, Indiana.
this morning notified the state
banking department that it would
not open. It is capitalized at $25,-
600, has $4,000 loans and $4,000
deposits, with $4,000 surplus and
undivided profits. }. Proud is preSi-
dent and w. B. Chamber, cashier.
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MAP SYMPHONY DRIVE
Campaign to Get 1000 Members
Will Start on Oct. 5.

Campaign to triple the member
ship of the Indiana State Symphony
orchestra by obtaining 1000 mem
oers will be started the week of Oct
.. When they are obtained, the
state will be assured five concerts
by the orchestra during the winter,
according to Herman G. Wolff,
president.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
Machinery & Tools

FOR SALE CHEAP-3,Ooo gallon per hour
rebuilt shallow well pump.
Meier Electric & Machine Co
1925 E. Washington St IT. ISL
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TAKE Over Rail Operation

Indianapolis Offices of the Big
-Four, railroad have taken over
operation OF the line from South
Anderson 10 Jeffersonville, Ind, for
merly in the Michigan division, C.
S. Millard, vice-president and gen.
eral manager, announced today.
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CITY WOMAN IN SURVEY
Miss WOodsmaII to Aid in Study of
Missions in Far East.

Miss Ruth E. Wocdsmal of Indi-
annapolis is one Of the fifteen COM
missioners representing the Lay
mems Foreign Mission inquiry,
which will study the entire question
of foreign missions in India, China
and Japan.
Nine of the commissioners will
sail today from New York, but Miss
Woodsmall will not join the party
until early in 1882 at Singapore.
Seven of the leading protestant
denominations are participating in
the survey.
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Special Notices

DIR. H A. BOYD. now with DR.. Clusters
Clinic. 1920 n; Delaware; Special treat
sure. urinary and female disorders with
equipment for prevention of operations
which shows out of 10 operations are
not necessary. Sick people are often mis-
lead. Save this notice Ia 1907
ON and after Sept. %. 1881, I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by
anyone other than myself.
EDWIN AHLDERS.
DEBTS. notes, accounts collected or no
charge. 3l5 Board of Trade. Ii. 8697
Try TIAiES WANT ADS FOR RIISINESS
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instructions

TO discover If YOU have talent. we offer a
special six weeks free instruction in
voice pipe organ and piano for enroll
ment fee OF 81. IT. 0956.
VOCAL lessons, 80 minutes. 81. Begin
nerS speciality. DR.. 4659-J
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Lost and Found
Help Wanted Male
Help Wanted Female

WANTED energetic men with sales
ability: leads furnished. Phone MR..
RARDIN. Ri. 8103. BIO am or to I. m.
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Transportation
Storage and Transfer

IF YOU-Are driving somewhere and wish
congenial guests to share expense, call
Auto Travel Bureau. Ii. 1851. 426 N. Ill.
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The City
in Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS

/ TUESDAY EVENTS
Rotary Club, luncheon, Coca-Cola Bot
Cyro Club, luncheon. spink-Aruss.
Mercator Club. luncheon. Columbia
Architectural Club. luncheon, Afchi-
tects' and Builders building.
Purchasing Agents Association, lunch
American Chemical Society. luncheon.
SEVERN.
Upiyyrslty of Michigan Alumni. lunch
con, Lincoln.
Alliance Franchise. luncheon. Sphinx
indianapolis Republican Veterans,
Indiana League for the Hard of Hear
ing : .. m, Stokes building.
Mark r. Gray, editor Of the In
dianapolis Commercial, financial
paper. was elected president of the
Associated Court and Commercial
Newspapers at the close Of the an
nual convention of the body in
Kansas City Saturday.
James ShOwalter, state tax board
chairman, will be the principal
speaker at the Irvington Republican
Club meeting at 8 tonight, it was
announced today by President Bert
G. Morgan. Pliny Wolford and Phil
zoercher, board members, will at
tend.
Red Cross workers from all Indi-
ana counties within a sixty-mile
radius of Indianapolis are expected
to attend the regional conference
OF the American Red Cross at the
Columbia Club Thursday.
Annual smoker of the Sigma
Delta Kappa of Benjamin Harrison
law school will be held at 9:15
Wednesday night at the Columbia
Club. James A. Collins, former
judge; John Royse, William r.
Forney and L. w. Horning will be
honor guests and speakers.
The Rev. Watson Argue, 27-year-
old Canadian evangelist, now con-
ducing a revival campaign at the
Indianapolis Gospel tabernacle, Ala
bama and North streets, will tell
the story of his life at tonight's
service. He became an ordained
evangelist at the age of Is and his
work has led him through eight
countries.
Eight persons were converted at
Cadle tabernacle Sunday after E.
Howard Cables sermon on "The
Judgment" Wednesday night Cadle
will speak to women only on 1.-THE
Sins That Send Our Girls to the
Underworld" Thursday night he
VIII speak to men only on 1.-THE Trio
OF Evil: Wine, Women and Gam
bling"
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LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Ffre-proof storage house Store now. paw
months later. No charge for hauling.
PARTLOW-JE MOTOR CAR co
4l9 (. Market. RI T75O.
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. packing.
California shipment
RI S62a. Ri 656l Nights CHI o699-W
OTTO j SUES2
5ROAD RIPPLE Transfer Co.. long dist
moving. stock hauling. Wa. $500; Hu. 2137
MOVING. s3-You help. 81 less; uui:k
service: careful white men. Oh. $3.50.
NOMENCLATURE, So: white men: any-
thing. anywhere anytime. Oh. 267S.
MOVING, So load and up; large trucks;
exp. men. SUESz. Oh 1892
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Legal Notices

1 WILL sell at public auction one Olds-
mobile touring. 1923 model. Motor No.
CATS, serial No. 1868, for storage charges
amounting to SIS at 10 a. m, Thursday,
E. o. JAMES,
806 S. Pershing
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Pontiac Coupe. 1928
BARGAINS in Used Cars.
CARSON BROS
Trucks

1890 CHEVROLET truck. 11z-ton. euuiuned
with Chevrolet cab and box body: excel
tent 32x6 tires all around: this truck Il
IA exceptionally fine condition Throughout.
Terms or trade: Johnson Chevrolet Co.
Sx2N. Sapitc' aye; Ii. 1894. 1040 N Me-
CHEVROLET-I!z ton. 1928. with 32xs
TRES Inclosed cab platform bodv.
zAlnotaaee99 real buy. 1888 Kentucky ave.
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Rooms Tor Rent

ALABAMA, N, 1115-Front. clean; home
like; or 2; So. Ri. 5l2l.
BROADWAY, 2351-Nice front rm., priv.
modern home; meals optional. He. 2O54.
CENTRAL. 2418-Nicely furn front rm.;
pri. home; gentleman prefer'd: meals opt.
COLLEGE. 2242-Modern home; attractive
rm.: constant hot water; privileges.
DEARBORN, N, 957-Nice rm., gentleman;
private. modern home. Oh. 5630-M.
DELAWARE, N, 816-NeW management;
attrac. newly furn. rms. reaS. Ri. l148.
EASTERN, 2O9-Modern front rm.; couple
preferred. Oh. 5055.
EVISON, 746-Emp. couple or ladies to
shares mod. home with lady. DR.. 0367.
FALL CREEK BLVD. 3O16-Two sleeping
rms. with garage: gentleman. Ha. 0568-J
HARDING, 1905 N.--Near S. Grove golf
links, lovely rm., coy bungalow with
Young folks; gent; gar; 81 Ia. 2160.
ILL. car: lovely rm in apt: real home;
privileges; for ladies. Ia. 1929.
ILLINOIS. N, 2625-Sleeping room; priv
ate entrance; reasonable.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2050-Choice front, 2
closets; private garage. Ia. 4793.
NEW YORK. 1881 E.-Attractive room,
private home; board optional Oh. 3741-R.
PENN. N. 1347-Lovely rm.; quiet home;
gentleman preferred; garage. Ii. 1857.
PRATT, All, Apt. Large front rm, steam
heat. gentleman. walking dist. Ri 1893
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Lost and Found

LOST-Light brown billfold containing So
cash and check Has Modern Woodman
identifications Call Mr. Walls Gabriel
Sales Corp. Ri, 5S6l.
LOST-Laoy's brown purse. Sunday a. m,
from auto. between Julietta and National
Rd. Reward. Ri. 1861. Mail care Times
WILL PARTY who found purse in ST. Vim
cents hospital Friday eve. call MISS
LILES2 Reward. L, 1921.
BLACK BAG-Sunday with lnoney. uank
books, Reward. Nav Achill. Barton hotel.
STRAYED-Yo Young brown Fox terrier
named. Mike Reward Wa. 1925.
STRAYED- White fox terrier. brown spots
on ears. Reward. Ia. s9Ss-W,
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Miscellaneous for Sale

NEW MATERIALS! SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
Storm Sash soc; House Doors. S1.49: IN
sulating Board, Gyplap Sheathing SC TT:
Paint S120 gal. Glass $50 of list. Plaster
Board, Wal Board 2Ac it; Mill Made Car
age doors, glazed, $375 each; Roll Roofing
$780, Asphalt Shingles, $500; Special
prices on door and window frames, trim,
moulding. etc. Cement, 45c. Plaster, 65c.
Lime, 35c. All kinds cabinets ready to
install. Lumber of every description.
CORNELL MATERIAL CO., 1017 E. 18th
st. We deliver for small extra charge.
Come in or phone He. SLIT, or Ha 2510.
AUTOMOBILE covers. waterproof and
canvas truck covers at lowest prices ever
known. All sizes carried in stock. No
waiting. We can furnish waterproof COW
ers at SC per SO. #. We save you money.
Hoosier Tarpaulin and Canvas
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Houses for Rent

ALABAMA LA 4. n. 225O-s Eoms. garage. Will
ALTON AVE. 14-1a strictly modern 4
room double. garage. water pd.
BELLEFONTAINE, 2838-Nod good con-
clifton; reduced rent. Wa. 0913.
CENTRAL. 2823-Brick double rms.
mod. excellent condition. s33. Wa. 1916.
COLORADO. N. S--5-room modern double,
water paid: S26. IT. 6212.
paid; reduced S22. He. 2O90.
DORMAN, 21S-6-room cottage; SIT. Near
park, SCHOOLS. bus line. Nice for or 4
adults. Water pd. Ri 5l24.
double clean. Reduced $3.50. Ri. 1860.
GLADSTONE. N. 19-Mod: 5-rm.- double;
heat, water furn.; gar; $3.50. Ir. 5689.
917 N. HAMILTON.
e GRRao oeq sin aPPEG naE Nc Ii 1879
$40 month. Owner. 534 Iowa st.
HIGHLAND, n, 4l8-Modern cottage, S25;
near Tech. large yard. Oh. 1891.
HOYT. 2315-4-room single. semi-moderp.
garage. Rent reduced: Hu. $685..
ILL. N, 2415-8 large modern rooms; new
" decorated: suitable to snblet; cheap.
INGRAM, 1s22-6-room modern double;
KEYSTONE, N, 1925 rms, bath; re-
decorated; $40; water paid. 1924;
rms. wat. pd.; gar; reduced, s18. Ri. 0645.
LA GRANDE, E., 1923 rms, modern;
garage; close to schools: reas. DR.. 1717.
MASS. AVE, 2725-4 rms, ......s120O
Davidson St., S. 104; ms. so
Ri. 1871. Eve. HUI. ASA.
1920 EAST MICHIGAN ST.
5srm mod double; water tier, paid. ,s2 22d 80
MICH, E., 47l2-5-room strictly mod dou-
Bile; near school. Reduced. Ir. 2990.
MINNESOTA. E.. 7S3-Dandy 5-room semi
modern double splendid location. Al con-
d ddo9: 1OoS refnished New garage Re
NEW. JERSEY. S.. 2154-Dandy 5-room
semi-modern double: "a block Garfield
Park. Floors and woodwork ,refnished.
T MateF paid sHPef Dr.. 3z 52ae e0u0su 90.
NEW. JERSEY. s.. ISIS rooms pantry.
semi-mod. double: $3.50. Dating Oct. /.
OAKLAND, s.. 226-5 rooms, semi modern;
garage; SIS. DR.. 2023-R.
PARK. l80-Attractive 7-room mod.
double well kent. garage. He 1895.
RANDOLPH. N 37-7-Room modern; I'd
garage; s29. Call Ii. 1875 after s.
dition. SIS Ri. 5lz7 -
ST PAUL, l0S6-5-room mod. double re-
decorated. garage. water pd.. reduced.
good condition: $3.50. Ii. 22sO.
s asaT MasR E III isY $40 IRs 4ss s@!m0d
SHERMAN DR.. s., 12O2-5-room mod.
bungalow. garage S27.50. DR.. 1889.
TACOMA. N. 236-Near Tech: 5-rm. mod.
double gar. Reduced s28. Cb- 1883.
terrace, 1916.
Rooms. $3.50. DR.. 6425-R.
FREMONT. n. 243-5-room mod. bunga-
low. Near Wash. High School. Be. $3.50.
UDELL. 11I1-Modern lust painted good
furnace. ward. gar. $3.50 Or. 3540-R.
WALLACE. 5l9-Double 5 rooms. strictly
modern. breakfast nook. garage, water
paid: reduced. SIS. Or. 3770-J.
WEST ST. N, 42-4 rooms. water paid;
$3.50. Or. 6z25-R
18TH. w, 1855 rooms. furnace. bath,
garage. SIS. Kew at 1881. DR.. 14i7.
25TH. E., l63-5-rm mod. double. rar.:
near school: reduced $3.50. DR.. liz
18th, w, 55s-ExceIlent 4 rooms mod
ern; SIS.
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Houses for Sale
Suburban for Sale

4-ROOM Bungalow. acre. 2nd house be-
yo GISl Jog west side s. Harding St., ~; IA
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Painting and Papering

PAINTING, exterior. interior: comp. insur.
HENDRIX DINKLA, 1850 E. 34th. Oh 1850.
PAPER CLEANING-Excellent service; 81
room. O'DONALD. Ri. 4628.
PAPER HANGING-Hung and furnished
81 up. GLENN FREW. Be. 0838-R.
PAPER furn. and hung $3.50 per room,
Ch 2004 FRANK JACKSON. Ir. 24l5.
EXPERT paper cleaning; yard and gem
eral housekeeping, repairing. Be. 4364-M.
PAPER furnished and hung; $50 discount
on all orders up to Oct. %. DR.. OTIS.
FIRST-CLASS paper hanging l0c per roll.
Repair work. painting Reasonable. II. 6n48.
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Radio and Equipment

BRUNSWICK. Z tubes. table model .s25.cO
Atwater Kent. tubes. table model. 22.50
Freed, 8-tube, loWboy ........... 500
Brunswick, 9-tube lowboy ......... $500
Crosley Jewel Box .............. 500
Brunswick combination ............ $500
We do expect Radio Repairing.
Radio Bargain Shop
225 East Washington.
RADIOS REPAIRED IN THE HOME. LIN
colin RADIO SERVICE. Ii. 1925. Oh. 1864
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Coal and Wood

WINTER IS AROUND THE CORNER
BETTER PRICES NOW.
Best West Va. blk, clean fkd. ...S 90
Best W. Va. Egg, clean fkd. ... SIS
Best W. ", mine run, 500 lp.. -. 500
Best Is. Greek or KY. 1p., clean fkd. $50
White Star blk, clean fkd..... 500
Best Red Ash smokeless POGO. lp... 800
UNION ICE AND COAL co
Delivered anywhere in city DR.. 1921.
1T will pay you to visit our yard and
see the difference in good coal"
INDIAN CREEK lp. fkd. ............S4.75
w. VIRGINIA lp., fkd. 900
BLUE RIBBON BLOCK 6.75
POCAHONTAS NO. 3 RED ASH. -. 800
FRIEDRICH COAL co.
S01 Beecher st. DR.. 1892.
1920 E. 10th St. Wa. $685.
GENUINE-Poca. Red Ash lump ....s8. 90
Best West va; blk. large, fkd.. =. 500
Indiana No. lump. clean fkd.. 500
Economy Fuel Supply Co.
DR.. 1921. DR.. 1920.
West Side Cash Coal Co.
LITZELAIAN g. GORDON.
ITO N Richland Belmont 3Oi4.
Once coaled bv us. never cold again.
POGO. NO. 3 RED ASH LP........ 500
INDIANAPOLIS ICE AND FUEL CO.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


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Lauck Funeral Home, 1853 S. Meridian. DR.. 214O
Hisey & Titus 95l N Delaware Ii. 1923
Goodrich Funeral Home, 1911 N. Mer. IA 1850
W. D. Beanblossom, 1921 w. Ray BE. 1888
j. c. Wilson, 1880 Prospect DR.. O82l-O822
Grinsteiner's 522 E. Market RI. 1874
W. T. Blasengym 2226 Shelby DR.. 257O
w. H. Richardson & Co., 1901 N. Mer, Ia 1910
Geo. E. Kincaid, 1913 N. Illinois, WA. 5151
Valid. 1922 Union St, 1919 N Illinois
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Household Goods

100 ACRES Elizabethown. KY: 4-room
house; barn, etc. BE. 2548.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-28
Ford Pickup. 1929

Motor in excellent mechanical condf-
delivery. Covered back. Only $3.50. This
car carries our usual 3o-day free service.
Equitable Securities Co.
2ls E. New York st. Ri Pam
FORD-l1z-ton. 1929: 32x6 tires: incfo<ed
CAB; express body. A zeal buy. lIs8
Kentucky Ave. Ii. 48O9.
acton, 1880 model: $50 dual
tihres; lnclosed CAB. stake body: another
bargain. ll8s kentucky Ave. Ii 4sca.
INTERNATIONAL tom s-cVIi7de- -
tor; 32x6 dual tires. inclosed cab STOCK
rack. 1888 Kentucky Ave. Ii 48og
INTERNATIONAL 1iz-ton with 6-cVIInds1
motor: good 32x6 tires. canopy ton eT
press body. This car carries 3O-dav quar-
antee. llaa KENTUCKY Ave. "a 1905.
REO-i ton 1923 with saxs tires: csnoD7
TOP; express 5ody zeal bargain 11s8
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Male or Female Help

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
Beautiful picard 81 assortments; costs
you UNDER soc. Also Picard boxes,
and 81 doz. personal cards. State agents
write 45A N. Malcn-t Ch- 21oh-R