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INDIANA DAILY TIMES
2S-N S. Meridian St.
PHONES—CLASSIFIED
ADV. DEPT.
Main ISO*
Automat!: IMSI
RATES.
One tint*. per line
Three consecutive times... .08 per line
Six consecutive times 07 par line
Male or (emale help wanted, situa
tion wanted, male or (emale; rooms to
let and board and rooms wanted —
One time 68 per line
, Three consecutive times.. .07 per line
Six consevuttve times.... .0# per line
Contract ratea on^application.
Legal notices 09 per line
Lodges and club
notices 75c per Insertion .
Church notices (1 Inch or j
! less) 50c per Insertion r
Over 1 fneji. 07 per line additional. I
Death notices. Sic per insertion.
• The Business Office closes at t p. m. |
v -—J
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
George Grinsteiner
' Funeral director. 522 East Market. Old
Phone Main 80S. New Phone. 27-208. t
A. il. Ragsdale. J. IValsh Price. John Paul
Rggsdale.
A. M. RAGSDALE CO.
J 23 North Delaware (treat
J. C. WILSON
1230 Prospect. Prospect 322.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—
WM. E. KRIEOER,
New 21-154. Main 1154. 1102 N. Illinois.
TUTEWILER.
Funeral Director. 934 N. Mbrldlan at.
UNDERTAKERS.
W. T. BLASENGYM
1835 Shelby st. Pros. 2570. Auto. 51-114.
UNDERTAKERS—-HISEY & TITUS, 951
North Del. New 26-564 Main JS6SO.
IN MEMORIAM.
IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance
of my darling little girl. Anna Machan,
who left me. alone and heart-broken five
yearn ago today. '
My lovely one from me has gone;
The voice I love Is stilled;
Her place is vacant In my heart
Which never can be filled.
Baby mine, how I miss you;
Days and -nights are dark and blue.
My friends may think the wound Js healed
But little can they guess the deep sor
row within my heart concealed.
Sadly mlseed by her lonely and heart
broken MOTHER. STEPFATHER AND
GRANDMA. AMADO AND ZENA MAD
RIGAL AND MRS. ANNA CHADWICK.
LOST AND FOUND.
REWARD for information leading to re
covery of a corduroy covered looseleaf
ledger about 12x14 inches. Call Prospect
ll*. BRITAN & SON. 1148 Shelby.
MISSING FRIENDS and relatives traced
everywhere, no criminals looked for.
Call Main 8947, or write lost agent. 13
Baldwin block. Indianapolis. Ind.
LOST—One bale of three Ajax auto tires,
addressed to Crawfordsvllle. near
Georgia and Kentucky. Main 322. Auto.
22-822.
LOST—Small mink scarf Tuesday eve
ning on Pennsylvania. Sixteenth or
Alabama. Please call North 3227. Re
ward.
LOST—Lady’s gold wrist watch In front
or In Circle theater Sunday afternoon.
Reward. Call Prospect 4085.
LOST—Newspapei package ~ ntalntng
blue chiffon Saturday. Reward. Call
Main 5146 or Auto. 31-225.
LOST—String pearl beads on Massachus
etts. Vermont or Brookslde. Reward.
Woodruff 7873.
LOST or stolen, brown and white bull
dog. Reward for Information. North
8542.
FOUND —A coat. North 3233.
DON’T GRIEVeT
If you really want It back. Insert a
■mall ad in the "Lost and Found” col
umns of The Times and It will soon be
returned. A’hone Main 3500. Auto. 23-351.
PERSONALS.
I WILL pay any one $lO reward who will
give me any information as to the
whereabouts of my brother. William A.
Prlvett, age 38. He has blue eyes and light
hair; weighs about 170 lbs. and Is about
5 feet 11 inches tall. Last heard of him
at Brookvllle, Ind., in 1908. Pleare write
B. F. PRIVETT, 1011 South Washington
street. Bloomington. Ind.
L WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Wilma Eckels.
URBKX G. J ECKELS.
I WILL not be responsible for any debts
mailt* by my wife, Elia Schultz. J. C.
SCHULTZ.
HOUSES—TO LET.
2433 NORTH MERIDIAN ST.
•-room modern home; garage for three
cars. SIOO per month; fine condition.
Marion County State Bank
FIVE-ROOM double; modern except fur
nace at 2428 East Eleventh street.
CRIDER. 13 When bldg.
bbvhn-room. Souse. - 3901" byram
AVE. WASHINGTON 7026
HOUSES—■WANTED.
BUNGALOW OR SMALL
HOUSE
Must he modern, with yard. Will pay
liberal rent; year, lease with privilege of
buying later if agreeable. Irvington pre
i“rred or good location. Address A No.
!57. Times.
ROOMS—TO LET.
ILLINOIS. 814 N.; nicely furnished
rooms for $4, $5 and $6 a week; two
double rooms, very- appropriate for stu
dents, $1.60 each student; steam heat and
all modern conveniences. Circle 840.
FURNISHED room In modern home; all
conveniences; gentlemen preferred.
Slain 9066. I
VERMONT 2.2 IV ; large rooms for elgnt
young men; modern; reasonable. Mavn
7385. _
ASHLAND ave.", 2324; room In modern
home, two gentlemen. Harrison 1118.
FOUR unfurnished rooms and bath; heat
furnished. Call at 808 North East.
FURNISHED room In modern apartmenL
214 W. Twenty-First st. North 4775,
BOARD. $5.00 per week: rooms close.
1123 W. New York. Circle 6133.
NEWLY furnished rooms for rent. 125
North Alabama. Call Main 2018.
■; " ~
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.
NATURAL
THERAPEUTICS
INSTITUTE
Suite 59, 'When Bidg., Indianap
olis, Ind.
The only institution of its kind
in Indiana and second in the
United States and Canada where
the suffering men, women and
children find a true relief and
permanent cure from Acute and
Chronic Ailments by pure
natural methods of treatment,
.baths and diet. Lady attendant.
Phone Main 9017.
DR. S. PENCHEFF, M. TANARUS., N. D.
Natureopathy.
Swedish Massage Baths and gen
eral treatments. Thorough satisfac
tion. 119 East Vermont street. First;
floor front. Hours 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.
VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage. MISS
DK VF’BK I7tj VV Ohio Main B*7l.
INSTRUCTIONS.
PROF. RAYNOS
old Tollable established School for the
Stage; thousands of pupils now playing
the best of vaudeville theaters. Ladles
or gentlemen wishing to start In and
learn a good flrot-class dancing act can
take their lessons, private, any day or
evenings; satisfaction guaranteed. -Call
224 W. Ohio st. Main 2060,
DETECTIVE*. ’>
Quigley-Hyland Agency
Civil ana Criminal Investigator*.
424-538 Law bldg. Main IMI
LAKGX FMURn
from small expenditure follow Real
State advertising la “Want Ad*' calumet
The Times
MALE HELP—WANTED.
Men, boys and colored
girls, not under 16 years
of age. S. Keystone avenue
and Belt R. R. Take Pros
pect car to end of line.
FAIRMOUNT GLASS
WORKS.
Beaming Scrapers On
Rods and Cases,
Tool Makers for
Night Shift
Take E. Washington car to Cruse
st.. walk 2 squares south to Weld
ley Motors Cos.
WEFiTTEB, Ml WHO slss
lEKTffilH MJI! r K.
8 Wire, ra§D PCT. CALL
EMkEEa BUyaCIIFITAL
RAILWAY mall clecsc* are offered si,6uv
entrance salary wltb promotions to
$2,800. For full particular and a courss
of preparation call or writs INDIANA
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. 167 North Illi
nois -treet. Suite 207.
LINOTYPE OPFIRATOR——One capable of
taking care of machine: job composi
tion; union; steady position. New scale
In effect soon. THE K. C. COOK CO.,
Printers and Binders. Steubenville. Ohio.
WANTED—A crew to help foi the winter;
one that will stay permanently; a cook
and second cook, dishwasher. wal rea.
maid and cabaret singer. New Columbia
Hotel Greenfield.
SHOVEL COAL —Nonunion mine. West
Virginia: good wages; houses, boarding
Inexpensive. Box 1151. Harrisburg. Pa.
MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITT
BARBER COLLEGE. 809 E. Washing
ton st.; Indianapolis, Ind. Circle 7s?. 1
MIMEOGRAPH operator wanted; spare !
time work. State experience and pay
desired. Address A No. 1658, Times.
NEAT young man; no experience neces
sary; no Sunday work. STATE LIFE
LUNCH. State Life Bldg.
WANTED—Barber; steady; $25, half
over $35. ELMER DODDRIDGE,
South Bend, Ind.
SALESMEN—WANTED.
Stock Salesman wanted
We want five more live stock salesmen.
Our proposition ie unusually attractive.
Some choice territory with food lead*
now open. Call at 40 Virginia ave. and
let us ehow you one of our wonderful lit- I
tie tee refrlgeratinr machines, making
Ice and refrigerations.
Arctic Ice Machine Cos.
11-13 Arcade. Main <4*s.
WANTED—THREE STOCK SALES
MEN TO SELL COMMON STOCK
FOR A GROWING MANUFACTUR
ING CONCERN THAT HAS AN AR
TICLE OF MERIT; 300 SUBSTAN
TIAL BUSINESS AND PROFES
SIONAL MEN AND BANKERS
HAVE v ALREADY PURCHASED
THIS STOCK. PHONE CIRCLE 61,
GENERAL MANAGER-
SALESMAN WANTED- Mustier* with
team or auto for exclusive territory;
SSO-s*o a week easily made selling Heber
ling’s medicines, extracts, toilet articles,
spices and livestock specialties direct to
consumers on farms. Wonderful demand,
steady repeats, big profits and you are
your own bos*. No Investment in goods.
Experience unnecessary. Splendid terrl
tory now open. Write today. x
THE IIEBERLING CO.. BLOOMINGTON,
ILLINOIS
' SALESMEN !
We now have THE PROPOSITION
for wide awake, conscientious, stock
salesmen, located in this city, or
other Indiana territory. An oppor
tunity for the energetic. Write or
call at No. 210 Peoples Bank Bldg.
EXPERIENCED etock salesmen for first- I
class dividend paying securities of old- i
established Indiana corporation. Call at
room 510 Board of Trade any Tuesday or
Wednesday. ! j
AG ENTS-WANTED. ~
MEN and women for seasonable and pay- i
Ing line. 10 South New Jersey.
~FEMALE HELP—WANTED?"" -
-
Indiana Bell Telephone
Company
New York and Meridian Sts.
Progressive Employment.
Our goal is to develop
the best in 'each em
ploye
GIRL FOR GENERAL LAUN
DRY WORK. SHORT HOURS.
WHITE OR COLORE D.
BOARD AND LAUNDRY. CITY
HOSPITAL LAUNDRY.
WANTED—WiII give school girl, 12 or
13 years, good home near school, for
assistance evenings with 2-year-old
daughter. Address Beech Grove, Ind.
Box No. 156.
LADT to help In rooming house In
kitchen; good clean work. Age from
■BS to 35 years; good wages; steady Job.
377 South Illinois. Circle 3397.
WANTED—A congenial lady to make
home with party who works. One jyho
can sew and help make own way. Ad
dress A No. 1555. Times.
GIRLS over 16. upstairs over 458 South
Meridian. HONEY DEW BUTTER
SCOTCH.
WANTED—White mtrtd for dining room
work In Institution. Main 2550.
WHITE girl, general housework, no laun
dry, two In family. Circle 671.
WHITE woman for housework and light
nursing. Woodruff 5617.
GIRL for general housework In small
Harrison 2518.
~~~ 81N E3B BERVtCE>. ~~
SEWING MACHINES
ST!? Repaired and Rented
by week or month.
Every piece, part or screw for any sow
ing machine. ,
White Sewing Machine Cos.
Main 600. Auto. 26-216. 312 Mass. Ave.
FEATHERS
Bought, sold, rsnovatsd, mattresses and
pillows made to order. E. F. BUHKLB,
416 Mass, ave. Main 1428. New 38-775
WINDOW ahade paints and cleaner, man
ufacturers In oil composition and all
colors Rstail and wholesale. Write
Commercial Chemical Cos., 2445 Indianap
olis avenue.
SAFETYRAZOR“BLADES
sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 301 Indiana ave
If your clock is not running phone Circle
4307. M. JFt. Shearn. 811 North Ala
bama.
COMBINGS made up. Will call at your
home. Phone Main 8867, from 3 p. m.
to 8 p. m. v
HAIR switch**, transformations and doll
wigs made Srom combings. Prospect
8384,
B, JOHNSON, paper hanger. Work gumr.
an teed. Call Woodruff *715.
AUTOMOBILES l-OR SALE.
DON’T BE A STRAP
HANGER!
Buy a Used Car!
In today’s Times you’ll find many j
reliable dealers offering used cars |
for sale at attractive prices.
If you want to get* an automobile,
you’ll find the best used car bargains
advertised in the want ad columns of
the Times.
Read them, now and note the va
riety of makes offered at moderate
pi Ices. •
USED CAR
SHOW
TEN DAYS
Oct. 4th to 14th
EXCEPTIONAL
PRICES
ON EVERY
USED CAR
/ LISTED ,
We selected the moot attrac
tive used oars In our stock.
We have revised the prices
below present market values.
We. therefore, offer you the
opportunity now to select from
t)je best stock of good used
ears in Indianapolis, such
values as liavs not before
been obtainable, v
Every one of these cars la
in excellent running condi
tion. Such a a required It have
been repainted and reftnlshed.
Demonstration prior to de
livery and money refunded if
not satisfactory.
Packard, 1916
Seven-passenger touring car.
Just repainted. $1,500.
Chandler, 1917
Chummy roadster. S6OO.
National, 1919
Seven-passenger touring car.
Just repainted. $1,750.
National 1916 Model
Seven-passenger touring car.
SIOO.
Cole Sedan, 1920
Aero 8, in exceptionally fine
condition ttiroughout. Good
tires. This car offers an sx
ceptional opportunity for some
one wanting a car of this kind.
$8,500.
Packard, 1916
Sedan, equipped with West
ingheuse shock absorbera
$1,500.
Masmon, 1915
Model 41; seven-passenger
touring car. SSOO.
Maxwell, 1920
Five-passenger touring car.
$760.
Paige, 1917
Five-pas*.-nger touring car.
S6OO.
_ Owen Magnetic, 1916
Flve-paasenger closed car.
$750.
National, 1915
Seven-passenger touring car.
SBOO.
Cadillac, 1916
Roadeter. $1,500.
Kissell, 1915
Sedan. $1,16#.
Hudson, 1917
Sedan, $1,550.
Stutz, 1920
Touring car. $3,250.
National,* 1917
Sedan. $1,260.
We have a few miscellaneous
used Marmon 34s which have
been overhauled. Note the
exceptional values of these
prices listed here.
1917 touring, seven-passen
ger. Just repainted Brewster
greer.. Price. $3,500.
1917 touring, rr.arooa seven
pasrenger. $2,500.
1919 touring, seven-paasen
gcr car, painted coach blue,
black fenders and running
gear. Price, $3,750.
LOCAL BRANCH
NORDYKE&
MARMON CO.
Meridian and 11th streets.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Oakland
racing car. This car has won several
j races, although billt recently. Will do 15
miles per hour and Is the best dirt track
car in the Slate. If Interested call the
L. F. JUSTICE MOTOR CO., 610 N. Dela
ware. Main 3270. j
ÜBED CARS.
Look our lot of used cars r ysr before
buying.
NATIONAL AUTOMOTI’ £ CO..
420 N. Capitol ave.
Main 4765. Auto. !S-6.
Oakland Sedans
One I*l9 and one I*lß model. Two
1920 models, run very little; can’t be
told from new; we will sell these cars at
a g.eat sacrifice. 610 N. Delaware.
NASH, sport model; in best possible con
dition. Can be bought for a very rea
sonable price.
LOSEY-NASH RETAIL CO.
Main 3848.
Oakland Touring
car, 1918 model; newly painted and In
One shape, S7OO. Come quick. 510 N.
Delaware. Main 327*.
STEPHENS 1918 touring; 6 wire wheels;
5 new cords; war as good as new; SSOO
down, balance one year. INDIANAPOLIS
AUTO SALES, 235 N. Pannsylvapla. __
Oakland Roadster
late 1918 model; fine tires; excellent con
dition; will sll this osar ohsap. 510 N.
Delaware.
ALLEN sedan, 1917: newly painted; per
fect condition; SBSO down, haianoe one
rear. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SALES,
285 N. Pennsylvania.
Dodge "
roadster; late model; ngw tires;’excellent
condition. 610 N. Delaware st.
BUICK 1919 roadster; can not be told
from new, S4OO down, balance one year,
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO 3A1.E8, 236 N.
Pennsylvania.
WE have several touring cars and road
sters. Will trade for diamonds, stoak or
equities in city property. 384 E. Market
street. Main 5716.
Oakland Touring
1929 model, driven only 1,300 miles; extra
equipment. 608 N. Delaware.
CHEVROLET 1919 touring; In perfect
shape: S2OO down, balance one year.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SALES, 236 N.
Pennsylvania.
BEFORE purchasing a used car see us.
VVfi can save you money. DICKEY
MOTOR SALES CO., 1027 North Meridian
street.
DODGE 1918 roadster; a real car at a real
price, SBOO down, balance one year.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SALES, 236 N.
Pennsylvania.
VELIE 1918 touring; new paint) 6 wire
wheels, SBOO down, balance one year.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SALES, 286 N.
Pennsylvania.
OAKLAND 1110 sedan; A-l shape; - M*
down, balance one year. INDIANAP
OLIS AUTO -SALES. 236 N. Pennsylvania.
fSUICK 6, roadster, H 44, new hood, cord
tires and spare. Big bargain, $1,800;
cash or terms. Main 3349.
CADILLAC 8, model 63 touring; must be
seen to be appreciated, $1,250. Main
3849.
Maxwell Touring
1918 model. 619 N. Delaware. Main 8275.
MONROE M-S sedan; dandy little closed
car. Will sell cheap. 610 North Dela
ware street.
INDIANA DAILY TiMESfmCRSDAY, OCTOBER 14,1920.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAL#.
Columbia
six touring, 1919 model; oord tires, worth
! $1,700; our price, $1,150. 510 N. Dela
ware. Malt, 3276.
; FORD 1918 touring; A-l condition; $125
j down, balance one year. INDIANAP-
I OLIS AUTO SALES. 235 N. Pennsylvania.
BUICK 6. roadster, H 44, new hood, cord
Urea and spare. Big bargain. Cash or
terms. Main 3349.
AUTO M Q BILES—W ANT EEL
AUTOS WANTED
We guarantee highest cash price for
your car.
INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND
TIRE CO.
! 518 North -Capitol. * Main 2638.
Auto. 22-013.
i Largest buyers and sellers of used
cars in the state.
| I"WANT YOUR CAR
and will pay you cash for it
Don’t forget your money is wait
ing for you. If you can’t drive
in, call Main 4446 -and immediate
attention will he given.
212 E. NEW YORK ST.
AUTOS WANTED
We pay cash. No delay for your money.
It Is hers for you. Come In or call.
I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos.
'*l9 N. Illinois st. Main 1579. Auto. 22-06$.
We also buy junk cars.
AUTOS wanted; highest cash prices; no
delay; quick action. AUTOMOBILE
TRADING CO., 565 N. Capitol.
MOTORCYCLEB AND BICYCLES.^
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Johnson Motor Wheels
ERNEST HUQHES
sl4-16 Mill. Ave Main 6404.
1920 INDIAN
with side car. 'Bargain.
MERfc MOTOR CO.
j 4 50-52 Mass. Ave.
j FOR SALE—Twin Ex. motorcycle; A-l
running condition, $45. Call Circle sl9s
after 6 p. m. Ask for GENTRY.
CASH paid for ail kinds of motorcycles,
l FLOYD PETERMAN. 6CO Massachu
setts avenue.
AUTO REPAIRS AND RUPPLIEK
Gtot Your Car
PAINTED
Right
In a modern daylight shop, first-class
' workmanship.
FLEMING & REED
WILL DO IT AT
_ 130-132 E. New York St.
CITIZENS AUTO
REPAIR
i Work done by factory experta REAR
| H4l N. Capitol ave Harrleon 76*.
Nk W BAIT £Ri KS FOR AN V CAIL
t REBUILT BATTERIES AT BARGAIN
PRICKS.
BATTERY DISTRIBUTING CO
-607 MASS AVE MAIN 2146.
OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M.
AUTO WASHING
Our Specialty. 322-924 North Illinois
S & S Auto Laundry
ONE-MAN’ tu'g tops, slda curtains, rest
i and radiator covers. PERFECTION
AUTO TOP CO., 1107 Udell street. North
■ 645. __
EXPERT mechanic will repair <• st your
private garage, city or country; work
guaranteed. Irvington 2224.
VULCANIZING that gives satisfaction.
DOWNTOWN TIRE SHOP, 26 Kentucky
avenue. Main 11*7.
AUTOa AND THUCK fUH Hirtt
AUTOS FOR RENT—-Do your own driv
ing. U-Drlve Auto Service at Hoosler
Lau..dry. Rear Keith’s theater. Main
U~DRIVK KM, ~
Automobiles rented to drive yoursalf.
MARKET MOTOR SERVICE.
*s4 E. Market at. Main 5716.
OVERLAND TRANSPORTATION?"
SUN BEA&I LINES
render dependable and prompt shipping
service over the highways Main 8141.
BUBINE6S CHANCE*.
OPPORTUNITY
For Ladies and Gentlemen
of thle and surrounding communities.
Take half an hour or so and see demon
strated at studio, 2*3 N. New Jersey st
one of the LATEST, rlmplsat. MOST
BEAUTIFUL and MOST PRACTICAL
INVENTIONS of its klud In this age—
projecting MOVING PICTURES In their
NATURAL OMGINAL COLORS, as
photographed. The energetic, the enter
prising. will seise THIS OPPORTUNITY,
grasp the WONDERFUL ATTAINMENT,
lnvess an interest, who will be permitted
to question and learn of Us GREAT
POSSIBILITIES finding that It stands
ALONE In a class TO ITSELF. Until
further notice demonstrations given on
the hour, from 10 o'clock morning to $
o’clock evenings, Sundays excepted. Tou
are cordially welcomed by courtesy
INTERNATIONAL MOVING PICTURE
AND FILM CO. Ask for Mr. Roberts,
demonstrator.
noomTnc;~ hoiea
GROCERY STORES, BAKERIES.
Business chances of all kinds.
SEBRKE, 40 N. Delaware St. Main 6177.
FOR BALE—Restaurant and 7 living
rooms upstairs. A bargain If sold In
lJLday*- E. C. SPENCER, 917 Main st„
Anderson. Ind.
ESTATE— *6* SALE.
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
ON PAYMENT PLAN.
W. 86th *L, near Clifton. Beven
rooms and bath, thoroughly mod
ern: garage. This property is lo
cated in one of the moat beautiful
sections of the city, 1* practically
new, and can be bought on n small
cash payment of S6OO, balance
like rent. This I* your opportu
nity to secure a real home at a low
price and let your rent money pay
for it. Almost immediate pcssea
aion can be given. Call on us tor
Inspection.
J. S. CRUSE A CO., REALTORS.
128 N. Delaware st.
Main 6840—Phones —Auto. 84-86 L
$4,650 BUYS 8-ROOM
Modern homo having g&s, oity
water, bath, furnace, paved street.
Lot 85x140. Located on East Ohio
street, within walking distance of
Technical High School, Holy Cross
church and the Business Dietrich
Will be painted two coats. Torma
SBOO down, S4O per month.
See B. R. Meredith, Realtor,
Gregory & Appel, Inc.
Main 996. Auto. 28-296.
Evenings, Woodruff 7968.
\
STRICTLY modern home with many built
in features In exceptionally good neigh
borhood; fin* lot. improv'd street. Can
arrange reasonable terms. Washington
1979.
FOR homes on south aids, modern and
semi-modern from 3 to 11 room*; single
and doubles; cash or payments. For
terms call Prospect 5134 after 4 p. m.
SEVEN-ROOM modern house, 967 West
Thirty-second; good condition;, hae 3
bedrooms; bargain. See owner. North
6564. evenings.
FOR SALE —By owner, 9 new 4-room
houses; S4OO cash, balance monthly. Call
Woodruff 1418.
COTTAGE, barn, two lots with fruit 1
•üburban; white or colored. Address
A No. 1688. Times.
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
\ B
Irvington home on
PAYMENTS.
Lesley ave., near Michigan;
paved street; 7 rooms, gas, electric
lights, city water, Inside toilet;
house newly painted; fine lot, 40
*150; a dandy little home in this
beautiful location; price is onty
$8,900; a reasonable payment
down, balance like rent. Secures
this home for you. See us.
J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO..
'Realtors.
128 N. Delaware st.
Main 5840—Phones—Auto. S4-38L
S'
| r ' SEMUMODEBN““
DOUBLE
Six rooms to a side, gas, cliy
and cistern water, paniry, bath
and fruit cellar; east fro.it; on
| half block from Prospect car.
This property is In good repair ”
_aud is a good buy at 34.300.
! "Terms, S6OO down, and S4O per
month.
See Mr. Meredith, Realtor,
Gregory & Appel, Ine.
Main 995. Auto 28-29-..
Evenings, Woodruff 7958.
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE,
SOUTH SIDE.
Gas, cement porch, stbps and
walke, veil and cistern, paved
street. Price is onty $1,300; a
small cash payment, balance like
rent. Call us for Information.
J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO..
Realtors.
129 h'. Delaware *.
Main 6*4o—Phones—Aut-j. 24-861.
$4,300 —V ACANT
Dandy five - room bungalow
with bath and furnace; big lot,
60x140; beautiful location, near
Riverside boulevard; newly paint
ed and decorated. Look at 1524
W. Twenty-Sixth st. if you wont
| a bargain. Part cash, balance
monthly.
CITT TRUST CO.
Main 1692. Mr. Hurt. Wash. 7s.
r
KEALINO „ AVE. BUNGALOW,
near BrooksMe park; 6 rooms and
bathroom, gas. electric lights, city
water, large cement front porch;
fine location; practically new
house. Price is only 33.400; S6OO
cash, balance like rent.
You can’t beat It.
J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO..
REALTORS.
138 N Dels* are st.
Main 6*40 Phone*- —Auto. 24-861.
FOUB-ROOM
BUNGALOW
West
(Close to a rood school, half mil* west of
West Washington street car line* Call
l Belmont 4561.
|
PAYMENT HOME BARGAIN.
Cottage. 4 rooms. gas, water,
electric tights; near E. Michigan
car line, cloae In.
PRICE *l.H*.
S2OO cash, balance terms,
DUNLOP A HOLT KG EL. Realtors
13! sci. Market st.
$500.00 DOWN
| buys semi modern five-room home on tm
| proved street south. It would cost $2,509
to build this house now. - Trice
further Information see Mr. Brake.
Schmid Smith, Inc.
Realtors.
1 194 V. Delaware St, Main 40S8.
1613 S. Hast Ft.
i Fivo-room house on the ground floor;
large living-room, dining room with built
in buffet, large kitchen with pantry; two
bedrooms and bath; all rooms are hand
decorated; large attlr; basement with
laundry; coal and furnacs rooms; lot 40x
1169. has gaxsgs with front drive; prlca,
$6,000: half cash.
STATE SAVINGS A TRUST CO.
Main 4617. Evenings, North $784.
| 1613 S. East St.
j Five-room home on the ground fieor;
large living-room dining room with bullt-
Irx buffet, large kitchen with pantry, two
hfdrooms and bath, alt rooms are hard
decorated; large attic; basement with
laundry, coal and furnace rooms; lot 40x
169, ha* garage with front drive, price,
$5,009. half cash.
STATE SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
Main 4517. Evenings, North s7*4.
FLETCHER AVENUE HOME.
Cottage < rooms, furnace, gas.
lights, city water; In good condi
tion. Price $3,000. Term* If de
sired.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGKL. REAL
TORS.
122 K Market SL
N
POSSESSION AT ONCE
■ FOR SALE—Modern 8-room house,
north; four bedrooms, ground 40x140 feet,
with fine trees on front lawn. Located at
24 McLean Place (first street north,jf 21st
street), between Merldl&n and nllaol*.
Pries, $6,000. Will sell or payments of
$1,090 cash and S6O per mouth. SPENOKR
AND AI’OHIN BAUGH, owners, 447-460
Lemcke Annex.
DOUBLE house for e*le. 8 rooms and
pantry each side; gas. city water, ce
ment walks; front and back porches,
close In; always rented. Price $2,000; SB6O
cash, $lB per month.
Double, 7 rooms on aide; panfry, fire
place, front and back porches, cement
walks; In fine condition; on paved street.
Price $4,600.
JENNINGS BROS. 8$ South Illinois SL
SOUTH SIDE BUNGA
LOW
! East Oenimer st. Se* this house If you
| want a horns In attractive neighborhood-
I Price. $2,260.
BRANPKN A JAM EBON.
I Main 6762. Auto. 28-965.
' BEAUTIFUL high, large level lot. half
\ square of Maple road boulevard (s*th
; at.), ’only two squares southeast of fair
grounds. Fine Investment or building site.
Will sell to good party on easy payments,
flO cash, $1.50 weekly. Price only $525.
Get buey. 640 Lemcke Annex. Main 140*
1933”8L0YD AVE.—VACANT
81x rooms; newly painted and deco
rated; $2,600; SSOO cash, balance easy
terms.
Russe Hartman,
415 BLAKE STREET
One-story cottage, price $2,600. See us
for easy terms.
FRANK K CLARK CO.
225 K. Ohio ah Main $877.
ONE ACRE, northeast of Irvington, near
Pleasant Run blvd.; $750 an acre; pay
ments, $lO cash, $lO monthly.
W. H. COOPER & CO..
S3B Lemcke bldg.
FOUR acres, five-room residence: good
barn, one square from West Washing
ton car line. See us about terms.
FRANK S. CLARK & CO.
226 B. Ohio St. Maln_BßU.
FOUR-ROOM bungalow, west; close to a
good school, half mile west of West
Washington street oar line. Call Baimont
4861.
VACANT house, small payment down,
balance like rent buys 143 South Fourth
avenue in Beech Grove. Only short dis
tance from Big Four shops. Owner, MR.
SEXTON. Main 888. _
GOOD investment; yield 12%; secured by
flrst-olass rental property. Call MR.
SUNDERLAND, Main 6026
FOR SALS —Four-room oottage. 1408 E,
Tabor street.
WHEN patronizing these advertisers mea?
tton The Times. !
REAL ESTAtE—SUBURBAN.
! >-CrSL ’Small grocery about two
■ iHsm A\ ii miles from city on a fine,
I r VJLrMyl,'! macadamised road and'
. L Jv interurban line. Grocery
has good stock and fair fixtures. Doing
a weekly business of between SBSO and
S4OO. Will sell stock, fixtures, business
and building, consisting of storeroom and
four living rooms on a 60x150 foot lot.
This proposition Is close to Mars Hill. Call
Mr. Vance with GEO. A- LUCAS. 405 Peo
ple’s Bank blig. Circle 6600. Auto.
31-172.
Svt y 20 acres at Twenty
seventh anil Arlington;
well improved; one elght-
JL Mk. room modern house;
tv o chicken houses and
orchard, two squares from lnterurban
line. Bargain price, $17,500. Small
down payment, rest like rent. Mr. Tem
pleton. Main 6574. BERT ESSEX, 208
American Central IJfe bldg.
LARGE, beautlfur lo In Wayne park.
Just off of West Washington street,
which Is being paved; $1 down, $1 week.
Will take you out In our automobile at
Tour convenience. OSCAR LEE. 1003
City Trust Main 915.
REAJL ESTATE—-SALE OR TRADE.
FIVE-ROOM bungalow will trade for a
good farm ne&if Indianapolis. Woodruff
3528.
LOTS FOR SALE
i FINE building sight near Thirty-eighth
and Eaurnon; very cheap afcd easy
payments. Call Belmont 4403. 1
REAL ESTATE—WANTED.
SELL QUICK NOW FOR CASH.
Wanted 6-room houae, white netghbor
' hood. Priced right from SI,OOO to $1,600.
1 Address A No, 1656, Times,
i WANTED —City property or business in
! trade for good farms. Send descriptions,
etc. Address D. HORN. P. O. box 102 Y,
i Indlanapol)* Circle 681.
i FOR quick sale of property call HaRRT
N L. ROBINS. Lombard bldg Main 3t't.
FARMS—FOR SALE.
LAN’DOLOGY, special numbei. Just eat
containing 1920 facts es Clover Land
in Marinette county, Wisconsin If for
a home or as an investment you are
thinking cf buying good farm lands
where farmers grow rich, send at ones
for this special, number of LAN'DOLOGY.
It Is free on request. Address SKID
MORE-HIEHLE LAND COMPANY. 113
Skldmnre-Klehle bldg.. Marinette. Wla
MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE.
Match Your Coat
with a pair of / \
TKOUSERS I ]
THE PANTS \ /
STORE CO. If
Two Storß l ll
43 w. Ohio. JIJ EL
110 E. Market if
Quit Wearing Ready-Made ~
PUTS $ e JW:
and e make theta to O ]/
your measure for '■
LEON TAILORING CO.
131 K. NEW YORK.
Up one Sight
6OR SALE—Cheap, full 6ixo bed, good
condition; complete with springs. 669
N. Rural street. Woodruff 5641.
HARP, full fixe and good piano of re
liable make, (1 90 a week payment*. 10
South New Jersey.
FODDER for sale. Shocks corn and can*,
hay. _three miles from city. Then#
; Prosp-ct 2 33. R. X.
: GIRL’S plaid dress with plaited skirt end
pair black French shoes. No. 6. Pros
pect 1236.
. NEW tin cans for canning; fCe aoj.ee.
1699 Sprues street. Prospect 1*63.
REINDEER (llvertona suit; sue 46. 2176
N. Pennayi ,-anla st North 4384.
WILLOW baby cat. 631 E. Pratt street.
"miscellaneous—wanted!
' Attention
We need all kinds es furniture, and _
reed It now. We hare the largest and ~
1 ret rated used goods store la this
stats. Call our buyer and gst what
youi good* are worth.
Baker Bros.
Auto. U U* MaJn *4<L
; \ ,
LEW SHANK
pars best price* In city for household
goods and fixtarea of ail kinds. 287 North
:#r*#y street. Main 2925. I
LAMPS and wicker furniture. Will pay
s good cash prlca BAKER BROS.
GAS RANGES and Ice boxes. Will pay
cash. RAKER BROS.
DINING ROOM SUITE. Will pay a good
cavh price. BAKER BROS.
; PIANO wanted. Will pay a good cash
price. BAKER BROS. j
HOT BLAST wanted. Will pay a good cash
price. BAKEn BROS.
, WANTED to buy. all kinds of barrels.
Call Woodruff 2475.
baker pros pat'"mure~~ I
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
AN ADVICE
where to buy a stove if you want
A GOOD STOVE,
A GUARANTEED STOVE,
A FINE-LOOKING STOVE.
A STOVE TO HEAT THE
ROOMS
OR TO BAKE YOUR fiOOP BREAD
OR PASTRY, FOR AS LITTLE MONET
AS POSSIBLE, GO TO tHK STORE
THAT IS WELL KNOWN FOR GOOD !
TREATMENT. NKVER MISREPRESENT- ;
lng their merchandise and for
THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITT. !
GLAZE#
44< E. Washington.
STOVES OF ALL
LEADING MAKES
STOVES |
Yes we still have them; all makes aid
etzes and all prices from $4 up to S4O.
Come lock them over and If you wish we j
can give you terrae to suit; also we have
now linoleum at reduced prices; the best
patterns In the city for the leaat price.
Also everything In the line of furniture.
KROOT A KHOOT, 697-* W. Washington.
GOOD' ÜBEDHUgS.
We hare the largest eelsetioa la Indi
anapolis of hlgh-grado uusd rugs; all
sixes, at prices that wtll pleas* you.
USED GOODS STORE.
INVALID CHAIRS and crutches to rent *
free delivery to nil parts of city; in
valid chairs $8.50 per month.
BAKER BROS..
WE WANT TTO BUT
good furniture, ruga, office and store fix
tures We pay more than other dealer*
Call Cooperider.
USED OOOPS STORE.
_ Main 2288.
FOR SALE—Dining room suite, early
English; parlor table, player, bookcase,
sewing machine; also rubber tree. At a
bargain. Must sell at cuoe, 1582 West
New York street.
INCANDESCENT hotblast for sale; geo</
condition; ueed one year. Price rea
sonable. North 1164. 467 West Thirty
first street.
ONE sideboard, 1 drasaer, 1 kitchen cabi
net. 1 range, 2 Iron beds, poroh swing,
kitchen table. Call Pro:pect 2875.
NUBIAN hot blast heater. Solid oast;
bargain $35. Can be Seen 278 N. Mount
street. Cali Belmont 4468.
RADIANT HOME—If you want a Rad
iant Home baseburner, on payments, go
to BA Kan BROS.
ALL kinds of household roods at eave
half prices, on payments. BAKER BROS.
COMBINATION Garland ranges at save
half prleea, on payments. BAKER BROB,
PALACE—If you want a Palace hotblast.
on payments, go to BAKER BROB.
KITCHEN cabinets at save-half prleea.
Cash or payments. BAKER BROS.
FACTOR# STOVES at eava-kalt Prleea.
on BAKER BROB.
LIBRARY tables at aavo-halfprtoea. Cash
_o T payment*. Ulir~'n
, t I pay-
Y.-.,.r:\,; PAKLR
•-?.W r’. . you
cave at RAKER
ir YOG waul
BA it kk b ttuaM3*>xy*V*. -es?
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ww-WWSdWW4
$350 New England piano, dark cace In
first-class condition; exchanged for player.
Friday only—
-587.50
Write or phone Mr. Grey, with
PEARSON PIANO CO.
123 N. Pennsylvania Main 1809.
Standard Make
player piano, beautiful mahogany rase;
used few months; big bargain at $495.
Payment, $3 per week.
E. L r Lennox Piano Cos.
,16 N. Meridian.
RECORDS, good records of any make
you desire, 40c. BAKER BROS.. 219
U. Washington,
BEGINNERS violins, mandolins, guitars
bargains. TUTTLE. 201 Indiana Ave
FINE player piano. S4O down and~l4~per
week. North 4221.
*650 88-NOTB MELDORF'lpTayerT'beautr
ful Circassian walnut case. Practically
rams as new. Bench and 10 roll* of
music; t years to pay. Friday only
$450 _
PEARSON PIANO CO.
128 N. Pennsylvania. Main 1309.
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLEs7
TWO wagons, one top wagon, horse and
harness, $75. 417 N. Forrest. Woodruff
8278.
_.-COAL_AND wood for sale.
. Illinois Lump, SIO.OO
L. 11. BAIN COAL CO.,
Main 2151 or Main 3531.
GOOD fnrnace wood and good cook wood.
Call Woodruff 5194.
FOR SALE—CoaI and wood! TnTEIU
STATE PRODUCTS CO. Main 935.
transfer and STORAGE.
GI7irCV/7 BTORAGB CUIAP
\yy HATMCB IN CITY. CALL
)( L'B. E vary thing at rea
sonable price. Packed.
II (hipped anywhere.
'O’ lx Locked roem ts desired
w.st Henry. Main 4<itt.
CALL CLANK for tu* Poet service t*>
hauling, packing, shipping ands >rag
127-329 North New Jersey St Melu flfl
MACHINERY AND TOOLS.
WONDER MIXERS
Hoists and pumps for building
and bridge construction. All
sizes carried in stook. Burl
Finch,
land St.
legal notice. ~~
NOTICE.
Indlanapolla Oct. 12. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that as directed
ard empowered by the last will cf Chris
tina Waterman. the under
signed. at the office tof Clarke a Clarke,
730-795 Bankers Trust Building, Indianap
olis, Indiana, will offer for salt on Nov.
6, 1920. and from day to Cay thereafter
until sold, the following described real
estate, towit:,
Lot seventy-five (76) in Aaron Kauf
man’s Woodslde addition to the city of
Indianapolis, being a subdivision of lot*
one fl) to ten (10) of W. W. Wright’*
addition to the city of Indianapolis. ’
Said real estate will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash and for not iesa
than the full appraised value thereof.
Said real estate will bs sold free and
riser of ail Hens and incumbrances ex
cept taxes unpaid.
Any sale made will be subject to the
approval of the Marlon Prebate Court.
JOHN W. BEHRMANN,
Executor cf the last of Christian
Waterman, deceased.
CLARKE & CLARKE. Attorneys.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed ha* duly qualified an administra
tor cf estate of Lucinda Rodgers, de
ceased. late of Marlon County, Indiana.
Said e*tate is supposed to be -e’.renL
No. 16525. ALVA FAULKNER.
FINANCIAL-
PERSONAL LOANS
S2O TO SOOO
This offle* i operated under the super
vision of the State of Indiana and was es
tablished tor the purpose of providing a
place whsr* honest psopl* con borrow
! any amount from s2l to $390 without
paying mors than the legal rate of ln
j tereel or without being imposed upon in
: any way.
i It Is only necessary that you ar* keep
ing house and permanently located.
NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED
W* do not notify your employer,
neither do we make inquiries of ’'your
; friends, relatives or trades peosle.
Tou can have all the time necessary for
repayment and pay only for the aettfal
■ time you keep the money. Call and let
us explain. No charge unless you bor
i row. Loans with other companies paid
I off and more money advanced at legal
! rates.
IF IN A HURRY PHONE MAIN
2923 OR AUTO. 22450.
SECURITY MORTAGE
1 LOAN CO.
Rcoma 2*6-7-* Indiana Trust Bldg.
11$ E. Wash. SL Corner Virginia Are.
Money Talks
No on* Is so Independent as the man
with tho cash. Let u* furnish you enough
to close that deal or buy that for whlcn
you can not afford to wait. Bargains will
seek you if you carry a full purse. Get
It of us now aud pay later.
We loss on things of value, such as fur
-1 nlturs. pianos, etc.. In any amount up
to SB9O payable, in small monthly pay
ments. Ask about our terms on
SSO, SIOO, S2OO, S3OO
You don’t have to apologise for bor
rowing money. Most wuilnesa men get
financial assistance. We are under State
supervision and will givs you the lowest
legal rat*. Cali, writ* or phone.
State Loan Cos.
306 ODD FELLOW BLDG.
• Cor. Penn, and Wash. Sts.
Phenes j Main 4*l*. N*>v 24-629.
MONEY TU LOAN
On First Mortgage
Security
six ptiß Cent
GILJ-i Kilt ALIA \jO.
Main 1646, Auto. 28-236
WE A Hid PKKPAKKD lb .M,n ). ......
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS
MORTGAGES. BONDS— AND STOCKS
LISTED AND UNLISTED
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK K. SAWYER. Brea.
Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg.
Southwest corner Daiavrtr* and Market.
FIRST and aeocrd mortgages on Indiana
and Indianapolis real estate. R. B. WIL
SON, 16* N. Delaware st. /tain 1518.
INSURANCE In all branches. AUBREY
D. PORTER *l* Peoples Beak Bldg.
Mein 7949.
LOANS on diamonds; per month
BURTON JEWELRY CO.. &S Monu
ment
MONET loaned on real estate metgages.
lowest rate. E. E. Shelton. North 18*6.
MONET to loan on rlty and farm broker-
ago 55__ When bldg.
Times Want Ada find the right people
for the right places and th* right places
ft* tha right people. Phone Main 8500
data. 28-261.
Girl Shoots Admirer;
Is Married in Jail
CENTERVILLE, lowa t Oct. 14.—Car
melo Rusao, IS, recently senteuoed for
manslaughter for shooting Tony M&tto, aa
ed mixer, today was sf&rried to Cesimo
Malone, just before starting to begin
bet sentence. Appeal will be taken,
Mends say.
SAYS HARDING
WORKSFORCOX
White Declares Senator on
Stump Is Governor's
Asset.
_______ i
Special to The Times.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—Oeorr* White,
chairman of the Democratic committee,
tonl"ht issued the following statement:
“This Is a very happy day for those
who favor the League of Nations, prin
cipally because Senator Harding U agaiu
on the •turri'.
“Every time he has left the front perch
he has made hundreds of thousands of
votes for Governor Cox and in Kentucky
and Tennessee his effectiveness in that
direction should bre.sk all records.
“He is afraid of hia own speeches ou
the league as soon as he reads them la
print and that is a finality which does
not appeal to Kentuckians and 3Vn
ceseceana.
“If they give him credit for any defi
nite stands at all, it is for that taken
in hie Des Moines speech, when he came
out flatly, for once In his career as a
candidate, against the League of Na
tions and any modification of It. N
“Another source of our happiness la
the published claim of Will H. Hayes
that his party will gain Senators la
California, Idtho, Arizona, Colorado, Ne
tada, Seuth*Dakota and Kentucky and
will hold its seats In North Dakota, Utah
and Missouri
“I take this extravagant and base lea*
claim to mean that the Republican chair
man is very much alarmed about thoss
as he should be.
CERTAIN OF
SENATE CANDIDATES. *
“In most of them we are certain t*
elect our Senatorial candidates as well
as to carry them for Cox and Roosevelt,
and in all of them the Republicaa Sena
torial candidates are in deep water.
“Tate Kentucky, for instance.
“What has bccime of those cries stf
Joy at Republican headquarters over th*
Louisvllt registration; hava they died
because on the second day white women
in Louisville cut in two the Republican
lead gained by the almost solid regis
. (ration of the colored men and vromear
and because the white women in ths
counties outside of LooisvlUs registered
in such numbers ss to give Kentucky
Democrats a safe registration majority
which will be several times multiplied
for Cox and Roosevelt?
“Our California reports are joyona
since Senator Harding turned his tenth
double summersault on the league at
Des Moines.
“California has become disgusted.
“Republican interests were quick to
buy the Fresno Republican from the?
doubtful Chester Rowell, as coon as he
came out for Governor Cox, bat the
effect of his stand is tremendous.
“He cannot be silenced.
“Senator Phelan is certala to be re
turned and the Democrats are ea tap
in the presidential race.
“Like Tennessee and Kentucky Cali
fornia is contemptuous of a trimmer.**
BELIEVES NORSE
EXPLORER WINS
(.’apt. Hansen Returns After
Laying Food Depots.
LONDON. Oct. 14—Capt. God ford Han
sen, leader of the auxiliary party to
Amundsen’s expedition to th* north pole,
has arrived In Copenhagen after a sixteen
months’ trip replete with traffic hard
ships. according to a dispatch from the
Danish capital.
Hansen sxys be succeeded in laying
: feed depots fer Amundsen's party and
i found the American flag, planted by the
late Admiral Peary, 400 miles from the
north pole.
Old Glory, fully Intact, fluttered mer
rily la the Icy treese, a triumphant me
n nto of t,be epoch-making expedition of
the immortal American explorer.
Death from exposure has cut rtftx Into
the ranks of Amundsen'* crews, Hanoen
reports, but he adds he believes the
None explorer has been successful In hi*
expdltion.
SEES JOBS SHY
THIS WINTER
Employment Expert Says Chi
cago Is ( Bunt Filled.
CHICAGA, Oct, 14.—A plentiful
supply of labor thla winter was pre
dicted here today by lodging heuao
keepers and proprietor* of employ
ment agencies on West Madiaem
street, mecca of the Middle Weet tar
moratory workers.
With workers' hotels packed t the
doors and barrel houses filled, labor
shippers see a “breadline'’ In Chi
cago this winter, they said today.
“Chicago Is loaded with bums,” said
John Miller, who operates a free em
ployment agency fer a large industry.
“They're coming in from all parts of
the country. Some can’t get work
and others are prepared to ’lay up*
for the winter on the proceeds es
high wages made duriDg the surname,
“Unable to get a room to sleep in,
many are passing the nights la band
houses and In parks.’’
Labor, said Miller, la beginning! to
be a drug on the market.
Instead of hiring mofe men, said
Miller, railroads and other Industries
are cutting the working day from
ten to eight hoars.
“Most of the Western railroads al
ready hare done this,” said IdUMr.
"Few shipments are being made and
svagek are less Jn that workers get
paid for eight hours’ work, where be- a
fore they worked ten.” *
Most of tho workers, employment J
agents said, are coming In from the I
Far West and Northwest. *
Many also have ccmi down from 1
Ohio. x *
Miller declared there are nbw mare
than 15.000 hoboes In Chicago,
SIOO,OOO Gem Theft at
Sleepy Hollow Club
NEW YORK, Oct 14.—Detective* I*,
vestlgatlng the 1100.000 Jewel robbery
at the exclusive Sleepy Hollow Country
Club believe the theft was an “Inside
Job.
The burglars entered the bedroom* of
Mrs. Clarence C, Chapman and Mrs. C.
E. Danforth.
From the former’s room they took a
SOO,OOO pearl necklace, a watch and other-
Jewell y.
Mr*. Danforth lost a diamond braee
leL money and other Jewels.
The Sleepy Hollow Club adjoin* th*
William Rockefeller estate and numbers
among Its members many mlUioualiea,
Will Begtfn Foreign
- Aerial Mail Service
SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. 14.- The first In
ternational aerial mail service between the
United States and a foreign country will
bo established Friday whan Edward Hub
hard. In a Boeing: airplane, will leave her*
for Victoria, E. 0., to put aboard tb* liner
Africa Maru mall for the Orient.
Although th* steamship will leave here
at 10 a. m. Hnbbard will start at 3 p. a.
and sixty minute# later will be at th* Ca
nadian terminal, an hour bafor* the
Africa Maru clears for the Orient.
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