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INDIANA DAILY TIMES
25-29 S. Meridian St.
PHONES—CLASSIFIED
ADV. DEPT.
Main
Automatic IS-S6l
RATES.
One time. i 09 per line
Throe consecutive times . .0* per line
Six consecutive time* 01 per line
Male rfr female help wanted, slttta
tlorvsrfnted. male or female; rooms to
tar'and board and roams wanted —
,/9v time 0* per line
Three consecutive tiruee.. .97 per Una
St - : consecutive times 96 per line
Contract rates on application.
L>:|rl notice*...* 09 P r llna
Lodges and club' _
notices 7Se per Insertion
< burch notloes (1 Inch or
less) 50c per Insertion
Over 1 inch, .07 per line additional.
Death noticea. *s* per Insertion
Card of Thanks or In Memoelam
rollcee ® 7 per llae
Ads received until 10:60 A. m. for
publication same day.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
220 North Illinois St.
Funeral directors to the people of
Indianapolis since 1887.
Phones: Main 811-641. Auto.2l-6U.
INDIANAPOLIS CKEM .'T°KV
George Grmsteiiier
Funeral director. 522 Kaet Market. Old
Phone Main SOS New Plioce. 27-20*. _
A. M. Ragsdale, J. Svaisn price. John Paul
Ragsdale.
A. M. RAGSDALE CO.
223 North Delaware street-
v j. <j. vviLisujs
-1220 Prospect. Auto. 51-871. Prospect 222.
W. T. blajsenuyAi
1825 Shelby eL Proa. 2570. Auto. 51-111.
FUNKzvAL DIRECTORS—
WM. E. KRIEGER.
New 37 IA4. Main 11S< 1102 N. Illlnnlm
CaDD- -BERT S. IiADD. 2120 Prospect st.
Phones: Prospect 122. Automatic 62-278.
UNDERTAKER.*— HISZIf Sc 'tPVUB. 5l
North D*.. New 28-681 Mstn 2630.
FEENEY A FEENEY.
Auto. 21-196. 1011 X. Illinois Main 812
LOST AND FOUNO.
LOST—Auburn hair transformation In tis
sue package; market house or Penn, car
about noon yesterday. Finder call Auto.
21-883,
LOST—Monday night about 8 p. m.. gold
wrist watch on S. Meridian ar.d W.
Thompson at. Reward. Cal! Main 5021.
LOST—Black~bill folder containing *35.
Monday evening on W. Washington car
jr Mtley ave. Belmont 2079 Reward.
LOST—Rosary; gray: < Job's tears); pos
sibly In front of Morrison's on Washing
ton street: reward. Prospect 7117. _
LOST—Elgin wrist watch. Initials on back
N. J., between Kentucky add Oliver and
Belmont 711. Reward,
Delta Theta Jeweled sister pin
r mMm name on back Christmas right.
! f*S reward. i*r 3150.
-Large collie, maie dog. sab’e and
color: children'* ;et $5 reward.
PLT.se Ins* :r. Ir.terurhan Sta
'■'’■'Pl containing about *SO. It* ward 17
v, I_'39 Reisner
book Ala-
Miuda>. > N-r - :.
setter pup. brown -ars
•jpTyQI and. Main 3085. Wash. 1576. F.e-
NOTICED
te thank many
for their kindness ar.d faithful
putting out the fire bur:.-I
shed in the rear of 2J3
stree*. MRS. EMMA CP.aBTP.EE.
ggfl PERSONALS. __
—Everybody - ■ .T • -‘rg fistula.
era- constipation, b'.eed-
writ- fre-- tr:a'. Plea-a-.t.
Pile Cure. s. V. TARXEV,
reliable and confidential
SnSgjUvc work performed; reus nah>
O'NEIL SECRET SERVICE. 229
M|a Penr.. Main 5171. Night. Wash.
PUSES—'TO LET.
modern bungalow. w:th
Apply at 2313 ClUton street
APA RT P.l ENT S—-TO L ET,
KeE ROOMS, modern, t. 5. ta.i E. B.
Prospect 771.
Banished houses and flats.
fist furnished for rent.
Fletcher ave.
UgHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
Ave., 3137; two desirable con
tracting rooms well heated. Private bath.
I~m ed couple. Washington 333 G.
HbRMONT street, 1012 West; two rooms.
entrance; reasonable. Call Cir
™_2££9;
connecting housekeeping rooms;
so one j!leep Ing room. Circle 204 4.
ifjONT two-room suite, *12.50; one
of postofflce. Main 7392.
ROOMS-—T° LgT -
RIACTIVE sleeping room In modern
two doors from East Washington
(gpLi ear - Call Irvir.gton I*sß.
double room for three or four
HHi; also single rooms. one square from
f. C. A. Call Main 1333,
ICELY furnished room in modern home
■or refined employed lady. Illinois car
Call Harrison 48*.
■.BOTT, N., 2246; nicely furnished,
■arm room. In modern home; very rea
dable. North 2276.
EW JERSEY, N„ 2841; 2 nicely furnished
rooms In private family, home prlvl
jea North 8144. -
LLBOTT, 2416; nicely furnished single
room for refined gentleman. Call Harrl-
2OlO.
!W JERSEY. N.. 2343; two furnished
‘ooms; private family. North 3144.
)DERN, large front room $5 for one
16 88 Ar two. Circle i
lOADWAY, 1288; furnished front room,
circle 2944.
FTEENTK, E. 326; large south room,
llrcle 981.
VTNG room and alcove; modern. North
r 444. _
LARGE WARM ROOM FOR TWO.
Circle 191*.
BOARD AND ROOM 3TO LET.
CRMONT. 726 E.; nicely furnished
■ooms for rent: home privileges; board
desired. Call Cirole 8081.
ANTED—Little girl to hoard. Wood
ruff mi.
BUSINESS SERVICES.
1 ■i ll —e**- 1 ■
SAVE
I by having your
oJ< * bata reno '
PJ * aated. Beat work
j In city, by Amer
ican Hatters.
INDIANAPOLIS HAT
I BLEACHERY
' 28 Kentucky Ave. Main 6179.
SEWING MACHINES
i* [Y Rented, $3 per mo.
All makes machines repaired. Every
see, part or screw for any sewing mt
line
White Sewing Machine Cos.
aln 606. Auto 26-216. 312 Mass. Ave.
FEATHERS
taught, sold, renovated, mattresses and
Wta s mads to order. E. F. BCR K<n E.
fO - s • M * tn 14 *> New 38-776.
—Mason work. I lay blocks and
set and repair boll era Call
■pect 2881.
ISAPETY RAZOR BLADES
TUTTLKDGF ni 'rit'--
B>ert CASH REGISTER REPAIRING.
tao W. Ohio St. Circle 2296.
I OErfcCT iy E.~
[ Quigley-Hviand Agency
iCivii and Criminal Investigators.
P-528 Law bldg. Main 2902.
MALE HELt—WANTED.
WANTED—FQUR WOOD
PATTERN MAKERS AT
ONCE FOR OP£N SHOP.
ADDRESS A NO. 1121,
TIMES.
WANTED
Boys to carry downtown Times routes,
between North and South streets. East
and West streets. Call for Mr. Moore
head any afternoon after 2 o’clock.
BOOKKEEPER and first-class office exec
utive; must be a man of unquestioned
ability. Send full Information in first let
ter as to past experiences and reference
and be able to commence work imme
diately. Address A No. 1676, Times.
TWO or three reliable men to manage and
operate a good paying business; $350
required. Call and eee MR. I.ARAWAY
at the Morton Hotel on the Circle. Room
ai.
WANTED—TEN EXPERIENCED WEAV
ERS; broad Knowles looms; steady
work. Apply LOUISVILLE WOOLEN
MILLS, Louisville, Ky.
MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY
BARBER COLLEGE. 209 E. Washington
at.. Indianapolis, ind. Circle 757.
SALESMEN—WANTED.
WANTED—Fifty men with Ford cars to
sell the Barrett self-starter and primer
for Ford cars. Will start any Ford In
cold weather. Good commission. Write or
phone 3709. G. H. SHAKESPEARE, Shel
burn, Ind.
EXPERIENCED stock salesmen for rtrst
ciass dividend paying securities of old
•stablbtlshed Indiana corporation. Call at
room 510 Board of Trade any Tuesday or
Wednesday.
FEMALE HELP—WANTED.
GIRL with good education for general
office work; some dictation and typ
ing; state salary. P. O. Box 1122.
HOUSEKEEPER to take care of two chil
dren. Address A No. 1675. Times.
INSTRUCTIONS.
AUTO TIRE REPAIR SCHOOL.
Learn
HAYWOOD'S TIRE SURGERY.
To be successful in the automobile busi
ness specialize and become an expert in
one branch. Auto tire vulcanizing offer,*
you all the work you can do and is the
most profitable branch of the most profit
able industry. Also requires the smallest
investment to open your own shop.
Guaranteed Course $.10.00.
Easy terms If desired.
Tuition applied on any Haywood plant.
Enroll now.
HAYWOOD'S SCHOOL OF TIRE
SURGERY.
626-532 N. Capitol. Indianapolis.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
ROOMING house for sale; nine rooms
well furnished with new furniture;
located at 227 E. New York; this Is a
good bargain for quick sale. Mr.
Adams, Main 1111, with
W. L BRIDGES, REALTOR.
336-9 K. of P. Bldg.
IF you are looking for a good, clean, hon
est business and have $360 to Invest,
dealing direct with owner, call at Morton
Hotel on the Circle. Room 211. See Mil.
I.ARAWAY.
FOR EXCHANGE—ReaI estate or cash for
grocery. Room must be large. G. W.
CUPP, Denison Hotel, Indianapolis.
ROOMING HOUSES
bought and sold. SEBKEE, 10 N. Dela
ware. Main 5177.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICEB.
Natureopathf.
Swedish Massage baths and gen
eral treatments. Thorough satisfac
tion. 119 East Vermont street, rlrat
floor front. Hours 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.
l IOLET Kay and awedlsn masaage. Miss
DE VERE. 1734 W. Ohio Main SB7J
REAL ESTATE—FQP 4ALE.
SY SIOOO Cash
Balance sls per month
buys a good double east,
well located, modern except furnace.
Rents $35 a side. See Templeton. Main
5574, with
Bert Essex
208 American Central Ufa bldg
LEEDS AVENUE
Near Southeastern; dandy east-front. 0-
room bungalow, city water, gas. electric
lights, basement, garage, full lot. excel
lent value at $2,600. saoo gets possession.
MR. TRUEI3LOOD.
Reliable Realty Cos.
501 City Trust Bldg.
Main ISC. Evenings Irv. 2268.
.NO CASH PAY MEN TS
is too small to be considered on this two
story house, located at 1051 West New
York street. Buy it like rent. Look it
over then get fn touch with Mr. Ross, with
W. L. BRIDGES, REALTOR.
*26-9 If. of P. Bldg. Evenings. Irvington
A 6-ROOM MODERN EAST.
New bungalow in a delightful neighbor
hood of new homes; can be bought on easy
payments, start now. Own it clear of debt
in tea years. Call Adams. Irvington 166 f.
evenings.
W. L. BRIDGES, REALTOR.
CARROLLTON avenue, in "Johnston's
Woods," anew never occupied bungalow,
strictly modern, hardwood floors through
out, all up-to-date built-in features, full
basement, laundry equipped. Pullman
breakfast room, sun parlor, tile roof, big
lot. “A real place." Call Washington 1079.
WE own and offer several choice farms
and city properties at pre-war prices.
INVESTORS’ BANKING
. SERVICE CORP.
212 E. Market St.
DOUBLE HOUSE on Park ave., near St.
Clair. 1 rooms a side, rents $29, will sell
$2. 700. See us for terms.
Frank S. Clark & Cos.
228 E. Ohio St. Main 3377.
I HAVE two splendid six-room cottages
on Rural street, near Washington at a
bargain. Splendid homes, not a dollar re
pair needed. Modern except furnace.
Washington 1079.
$lO CASH, then $1.25 weekly, buys large
high, level lot two squares southeast of
fair grounds. Price *525. bargain. 510
Lemcke Annex. Alain 1103.
COLORED.
802 Hiawatha. 1 room*, electric lights,
*l5O cash, balance sl2 monthly. Bargain.
R H. HARTMAN. 221 North Delaware.
REAL ESTATE—SALE OR ■ THAPe ’
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Equity In 5-
room cottage for small car and some
cash; well, cistern, light, gas, cellar, on
improved street. Call at 1515 Montcalm
street.
REAL ESTATE—WANTED.
LIST your small south side residence
property with os. We ,havo calls for
them.
Investment Banking Serv
ice Corp.
HAVE customer with SI,OOO cash as first
payment on modern house. East Michi
gan and Tenth; Rural and LaSalle.
DYNES REALTY CO„ 127 N. Delaware.
Main 5762.
WANTED —Several small dwellings south;
S2OO to SSOO cash down payment. Ad
dress A No. 1122, Times.
FAR MS—FOR SALE OR TRADE."
FOR EXCHANGE—Two 80-acro farms
one 10-acre farm. In Oscado County.
Michigan. Will take house, land, mer
chandise, poolroom or any other property.
G. W. CUPP, Denison Hotel, Indianapolis
Ind.
129 ACRES. 200 acres, 120 acres and 212
acres in Indiana to trade for merchan
dise or other property. G. W. CUPP, Den
ison Hotel, Indianapolis.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
GI7 TPCi II STORAGE CHEAPEST
K IW/ RATES IN CITY. CALL
II 1 If L’ B - Everything at rea
sonable price. Packed.
II Jl II shipped anywhere,
si' u Locked room if desired.
*0 West Henry. Main 1699.
Traction Terminal Baggage Cos.
TRANSFER.
Main 1298. Auto. 31-261.
CALL SHANK for the best service in
hauling, packing, shipping and storage.
*37-229 North New verse/ tit. Main 2098.
DID TOU SELL ITT
It not. try the automobile oolumna of
The Times Want Ada.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
KWWWSA^AA/VS^WWW4AA^V^AAAf>AAA^A
OVERLAND COUPE
A 1920 model that is all but new. j
Light and economical to operate.
Five wire wheels and all good
tires. Make a moderate initial
payment and pay the balance as ;
you ride. Used Car Department,
second floor.
THE GIBSON COMPANY 7
Capitol Avenue at Michigan. •
“HE BOUGHT A NASH”
Here are some bargains at holiday
prices If sold holiday week. Note cus
tomers' prices;
Chevrolet 190, driven 2.000 miles, $565.
Dodge touring at $496.
Monroe touring, Rex all season's top,
$685.
Cash or terms.
LOSEY-NASH RETAIL CO.
Main 3348.
OVERLAND 75
$250.00 will cover our clhims and
buy this roadster outright. Ar
rangements have been made to
display it in the Used Car Depart
ment. second floor. The Gibson
Company, Capitol avenue at
Michigan.
ATLAS SECURITIES CO.
708 Fletcher Savings & Trust bldg.
* \
OVERLAND 90
A model 90 Touring that can be
bought for a small investment.
Hus been overhaluled and paint is
in good condition Easy terms It
desired. Used Car Department,
second floor.
THE GIBSON COMPANY
Capitol Avenue at Michigan.
EITHER XEW OR USED CARS.
INVESTIGATE OUR YEAR PLAN.
“YOU SELECT THE CAR.
WE FURNISH THE MONEY”
AUTOMOBILE FUNDING CO.
912-13 Hume-Mansur Bldg.
FORD TOURING
Jut the car for the man who only
wants to spend a few hundred
dollars. In excellent condition.
Has demountable rim*. Will sell
on easy terms. Used Car Depart
ment. second floor.
THE GIBSON COMPANY
Capitol Avenue at Michigan,
FORD, 575 DOWN
win get you a good 1917 roadster, bal
ance one year to pay. 30 days' free serr
icc. A EIBSMAN, 312-14 E. New York.
WE have several touring cars and road
sters. Will trade for diamonds, stock or
equities In city property. 324 K. Market
street. Main 6716.
HUPMOBILK. late model. 5 passenger
touring cur In A l condition; cord tires
and lots of other equipment. Call North
9626. _ _____ _
BUlclv light Six. winter top. Call Main
100. MR. HAMMOND
AUTOMOBILES—WANTED.
I WANT YOUR CAR
and will pay you cash for It
Don’t forget your money ia wait
ing for you. If you can’t drive
in, call Main 4446 and immediate
attention will he given.
212 K. NSW YORK ST.
AUTOS WANTED
I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos.
•jV Illinois Pr. • 22-063
AI ' TOMOI in.MS w .-nted. INDI A Ni B PO~
LIS AUTO SALES CO.. 2*3 N. Pennsyl
vania st.
AUTO REPAIR3 AND UP PLIES.
Send us your radiator work
Our prices are the very lowest
JIAO to SO.OO labor charg;oo.
Ev*ry Job pawei double t#?t before da
, livary. If your radiator ;<sak. let ua re
pair it.
POPE RADIATOR CO.
901 E. Washington st. Phone Prca.
436.
Ixi.KS. springs and gaskets for iiil car,
' fire extins, ufsher* ami recharges. Bno
Fluke polish. spotlights. rootometers,
bumpers, side wings, rubber mats, dia
mond lenses. Parts for Ford. AAA. 79
W. New York street.
AUTO WASHING
Our Specialty. 822-834 North UllnoH
S Auto Laundry
BATTER! e4’ *
Kw and guaranteed Ifor any car.
Rebuilt, repaired, r^ed.
open until 0 p'.lJitU
BATTERY LtISTRIBOTIXO CO.
607 Man*. Ave. Main 3145.
down'town tire shop.
Celluloid replaced In your curtain*.
Curtains to order; vulcanising that
give* HRtl.sfactlon. 3f Kentucky if! M
- ■ r in ting FLEMING A REED. 130-
• > ork *t r i -1.
-IT D . 6,c YCL£d.
BUY THE. BOY A BICYCLE FOR
CHRITSMAS.
SIO.OO down, $2.00 per week
ERNEST HUGHES CO.
r.St *r. Main Ave. Main 6404.
CASH paid for all kinds of motorcycles.
FLOYD PETERMAN. 509 Massachu
setts avenue.
>.L ro AND TjIUCKt FOR Hirtß
U-DRIVE 'EM.
Automobiles rented to drlvu yourself.
MARKET,’ MOTOR SERVICE.
334 !■;. Market St. Main f,716.
AUTOS for rent. Do your own driving
U-Drlve Auto Service, at Hoosler
Laundry. Rear Keith’s theater. Main 5921.
U A RAGES TO L ET.
PRIVATE garage for rent. 1555 Broad
way. Circle 1955.
~ HOUSEHOLD uPODa.
USED GOODS.
Better value f. ir lean money.
Reflntshed exactly like new at halt the
new price.
Also fine ruga, stoves and gas ranges.
Guaranteed. y
Victrola* at cut prices.
USED GOODS STORE. 424 Mass. Avs.
There Is only one.
RUGS
Hundreds of rugs, all kinds; wool Oiler.
Axmlnstcr. Bozari. velvet. Wilton#, grass
matting, any kind of a rug; we have them.
Come and see our rugs before you buy.
GLAZER
211 E l Washington et.
BARGAIN sci
Good heiitlnir stovea of all mako*. cook
Htoves and ranse.s at 2 Z% discount; fur
niture, rugs and linoleum. Terms If de
sired. E. KRUOT, r *o7 E. Washington St.
SECTION A LBOOKCASE
Many other useful articles In house
hold goods at a special low price. 411
Massachusetts avenue.
BASEBURNER in A-l condition. Win
trade for cook stove. Call Ben Davis 371.
GO til BAKER BROS, for furniture, 219
East Washington street.
PET STOCK AND POULTRY.
WANTED—Homes for nealthy homeless
dogs. INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SO
CIETY MUNICIPAL DOG POUND. 924
East New York St. Hours: 11 a. m. to
12 noon dally. _
SCRATCH feed; no grit, 32.75; laying
mash. 38.25. Delivered. Prdepect 4*16.
'• " *
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29,1920.
NO
PROFITEERING
In this day of high costs and
charges of excess profits there
is comfort in finding one place
where there is no profiteering,
and where all the returns in
money and service are made to
you—if you will only use the
medium provided. Others are
securing immediate and satis
fying returns in its you
want prompt action and re
sults use Times Want Ads.
MISCELLANEOUS —FOR 3ALE.
Match Your Coat
with a pair of / 1 I
TROUSERS I
THE PANTS \ /
STORE CO 111
Twr 8 tor*, U Hf
48 W. Ohio. Jy
110 K. Market V
FREE CINDERS”
AMERICAN HOMINY
- CO., WEST 18TH AND
BELT RAILWAY
One Smith typewriter *46.00
One fireproof safe 20.00
One roll-top oflice desk 12.50
One card Index file 4.00
One large flat-top table 5.00
One haj! tree 1.50
One office rug 10.00
408 AMERICAN CENTRAL LIFE BLDG.
Quit wearing ready-made
PANTS
We make them to your jl
measure for
LEON TAILORING CO.
I*l E. New York st. Upstairs.
SWEET 'CIDER, ’fresh every day. 7&c’gal
lon. bring Jugs. 2022 Hillside. Wood
ruft 1455.
M IS C hXLANE Q US—W A NT Eh ~
LEW SHANK
pays best prices In city for household
guodu and fixtures of ail kinds. 227 North
N■ • lmi ,tr-et. Mstn *#**.
CALI, me before you sell your household
goods. I will pay you cash or get you
more at auction. L. A. HODGES, auc
tioneer. iluln 25*4.
WANTED—To buy an engine or thrashing
outfit, mention make and size. ALBERT
HEDRICK. Story, Ind _
MUSiCAL |N STRUMENTB. ~
PHONOGRAPHS
REPAIRED PRICES REASONABLH.
THE WARBLETONE MUSIC CO.
*25 MASS. AVE. CIRCLE 222.
RECORDS, good records of any make
you desire. 40c. MAKER UK OS.. 219
U- Wsshlngton.
GOOD upright piano. $l4O. Paymenta
Main 206 Ask for chas. Morgan.
BALDWIN PIANO for sale cheap for
cash. North 6*ll.
COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE.
COAL
Indiana Lump, JB. Ohio Lump, sll.
Poco. Egg, sl2
Interstate Products Cos.
Pn -I a t 914. Mali. 743
HERE’S YOUR CHANCE
TO LAY IN YOUR WIN
TER COAL AT A REAL
SAVING. CALL NORTH
9151.
COAL
Indiana. Illinois, Eastern Kentucky and
hard coal.
Big Four Elevator
Prospect 6*78. Auto. 62-282.
GENUINE
POCA. M. R.
311.56 PER TON.
L. H. BAIN AtAL CO.
MAIN 2151 OR 11
EMERGENCY COAL CO.. 4* N.~Pno~stT
Auto. 23-001. Main 5056. Hours * 30-
5:50. Fourth Vein special all week be
gins Monday.
COAL
Why not buy from an !ndtpond#nt con-
Nlm. Call North 31fcl and Inventlgiit*.
GOAL- COAL COAL
Tndlar-.a coal. |7.75.
Proap< '1174. ir pent 3174.
INDIANA coal Call Main *6 it. nr Auto.
31-60* Price 27 2J.
BEST ILLINOIS COAL. 9?6o; Indiana^
87.25 Main 6920.
AUCTION SALE
Thursday. 9:30 a. m.. Dec. 30 st our
airtion rooms. 229 N New Jersey. We
will sell on# nmhogany Stroud player
piano, one upholstered davenport one
leather davenport, two fumed oak library
tables, two mahogany library tables, two
sectional bookcases and books, one elec
tric floor lamp, one electric fan, one large
cedar chest, lied, springs and mattresses,
leather Morris chair, two large kaltex
chairs, one mahogany dining table and
box chairs, mahogany chiffonier, 9x12
rugs dishes and pictures, sideboards, one
mahogany music < ablnet, one Victor vlc
trola and many other articles.
LEW SHANK
AUCTIONEER.
NOTICE
AUCTION BALE.
The Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago Jk
St. Louis Ky. Cos., will sell at publlo auc
tion on Monday, January 17th, 1921. 19
a. m., east sldn Leota street, at Shelby
street coach yards, Indianapolis. Ind.. un
less previously claimed by v’roper ownors,
between 80 and 60 cross ties, one second
hand planer. 1 engine and boiler on
wheels, shipment consigned to Indianap
olis Machinery Cos. Terms of sale cash or
certified check. -
J. K. VANCE,
F. C. A., C„ C„ C. & ST. L. ItY. CO.
Indianapolis, lnd.
“auction “sale”
Thursday, 9:30 a. m., Dec. 30, at our
auction rooms, 229 N. New Jersey, wo will
sell one Dodge roadster, in good running
condition; good paint and fairly good
tires.
LEW SHANK
AUCTIONEER.
LEGAL NOTlCix.
NOTICE.
In thci Steuben Circuit Court. February
term, 11621.
No. 6847.
Lam ora Powers vs. Howard I. Powene.
State of Indiana, Steuben County, hm. :
To Howard I. Powers, greeting: You
are hereby notified that the above named
plaintiff has this day tiled in the office or
the clerk of the Hold court, her certain
complaint or petition, alleging therein,
among other things, thpt you, the said
defendant, on the 3d day of May, 1911,
being then a resident of Y’ork. township,
Steuben County and State of Indiana, and
the same being your usual place of real
deuce, w'ent to parti; unknown and have
continuously. Mince said date, remained ab
sent and unheard from, leaving property
In said county, without having made any
provision for Its control or management,
that by reason thereof, said property Is
suffering waste for want of proper care
and praying that your estate may be ad
judged by said court, subject to adminis
tration and an administrator thereof,
duly appointed.
Now, therefore, you, the said Howard 1.
Powers, defendant and absentee, as afore
said, are hereby notified that said com
plaint and the matters therein alleged,
will como up for hearing and determina
tion In Said court at the courthouse in the
city of Angola, State and county afore
said. on Monday, the 21at day of Febru
ary, 1921, or as Boon thereafter as such
hearing can be had. —•
Witness the clerk and seal of Hahl court
at Angola, Indiana, this 20th
(SEAL) day of December, 1920.
ALBERT J. COLLINS,
Clerk of Steuben Circuit Court.
ALFHONSO C. WOOD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Angola. Ind.
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF SALE OF MARION COUNTY
VOTING MACHINE BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that up to 10
o’clock a. m„ on the Bth day of February,
1921, sealed bids will be received at the
auditor’s office of Marlon County, Indiana, :
for the purchase of Marion County voting j
machine bonds to the amount of seventy- j
five thousand ($75,000) dollars, bearing in
test at the rate of 5 & per cent per an- i
num, payable semi-annually, said bonds |
being payable and negotiable at the office I
of the treasurer of Marlon County.
The said bonds be dated February 1, j
1921, and number seventy-five (75) bonds
of one thousand ($1,000) dollars each, and
be of the following numbers, to-wlt:
Ten of said bonds numbered from 7751 to
7760, both Inclusive, in the sum of one
thousand ($1,000) dollars each, payable
one year after date.
Ten of said bonds numbered from 7761 |
to 7770, both inclusive, in the sum of one j
thousand ($1,000) dollars each, payable:
two years after date.
Ten of said bonds numbered from 7771 I
to 7780, both inclusive, in the sum of one
thousand ($1,000) dollars each, payable
three years after date.
Ten of said bonds numbered from 7781
to 7790, both Inclusive, In the sum of one
thousand $(1,000) dollars each, payable
four years after date.
Ted of *aid bonds numbered from 7791
to 780(J<'both inclusive, in the sum of one
thousand ($1,000) dollars each, payable
five years after date.
Five of said bonds numbered from 7801
to 7805, both Inclusive, in the sum of one
thousand ($1,000) dollars each, payable
six years after date.
Five of said bonds numbered from 7806
to 7810, both inclusive, in—the num of one |
thousand ($1,000) dollars each, payable I
seven years after date.
Five of said bonds numbered from 7811 j
to 7815. both inclusive. In the sum of one I
thousand ($1,000) dollars each, payable j
eight years after date.
Five of said bonds numbered from 7816 j
to 7820, both inclusive. In the sum of one i
thousand ($1,000) dollars each, payable !
nine year* date.
Five of said bonds numbered from 7821
to 7825, both inclusive, it; the sum of one [
thousand ($1,000) dollars each, payable
ten years after date.
That said bonds will be sold to the high
est responsible bidder, but shall not be
sold for less amount than the par value
and accrued Interest thereof to date of
sale.
If not sold on said date they will be
offered for sale from day to day until ,
■old.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids. Each bid must slate the full i
amount of cash which shall be paid by !
the bidder for the bonds proposed to be !
purchased and shall be agreompanLed by a I
certified check tor three# per cent (8 per
cent) of the par value of the bonds bid (
upon and drawn against moneys in some j
reliable bank In Marlon County, Indiana, j
said check to be made payable to the
board of commissioners, and shall be held |
as a guarantee of the performance of said
bid should the same be accepted.
The bid must be made upon the form
provided by the auditor and must be ac- ,
com pan ted with affidavits of nonbolluslon !
as provided by law.
LEO K. FEBI.ER,
Auditor of Marlon County.
Indlanapoiia Ind., December 21, 1920. :
No. 80*t.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
United States of America. District of In
diana. as.:
Whereas, a libel of Information was
filed In the Dlstlrct Court of the United
: States for cite district of Indiana on the
I 27th day of October. 1930. by Frederick
| Van .Suva. United States sttorney. on be
' half of the United Slates against 10*
cases, more or less each containing three
gallons, more or less, of whisky, seized aJt
said district for vlolatiou of the Inter
state commerce law and claiming dam
age* in the num of $ ... and praying
process against said property and that the
same may be condemned and eold there
for.
. Now. therefore, in pursuance of the
I monltl-n under the seal of said court to
I me directed and delivered. I do hereby |
g.ve public notice to all persons claiming
•aid good*, or any part thereof, or In any
manner interested therein, that they be
and appear before tha District Court of
the United States, to be held at the city
of Indianapolis, in and for the district of
j Indiana, on the first Monday of December
next at 10 o'clock of the fotanoon of that
1 day. than and there to Interpose their ,
claim* and anke thair allegations in that
[behalf. MARK 8 TOR EX.
Marsha! United States.
Attest NOBLE C. BUTLER. Clerk.
NOTICE To BIDDERS.
Nottce I* hereby given, that the utider
i signed, the Board of Commissioner* of
Marlon County. Indiana, will, up to it)
o'clock a. m . Jan. 18 1921. receive nested
bids for the construction of a bridge over
I White river and the Michigan road, also
I making necessary fill fur road north and
I south of the bridge and paving said road.
I according to p.an* and pcciocatP>ns on
I file In the offl-o of the auditor of Marlon
County.
l;ch bid mut be accompanied by a
bond and noa-colualon affidavit as re
quired by law.
The hoard reserves the right to reject
any or alt bids.
Witness cur hand* this 28th day of De
cember, 1920.
LEWIS W. GEORGE.
JOSEPH G. HAVES.
CARLIN H SHANK.
Comlaaloner* of Merlon County.
Attest LEti K. FEBI.BR. Auditor.
financial.
PERSONAL LOANS
S2O TO S3OO
This office is operated under the super
vision of the State of Indiana and wa es
tablished for the purpose of providing a
place where honest people can oorrow
any amount from 320 to 8300 without
paying more than the legal rats of In
terest or without being Imposed upon In
any way
It Is only necessary that you are keep
ing bouse and permanently located.
NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED
We do not notify your employer,
neither do we make Inqulrlea of your
friends, relatives or trades people.
You can have all the time necessary for
repayment and pay only for the actual
time you keep the money. Call and let
us explain. No charge unless you bor
row. Loan* with other companies paid
off and more money advanced at legal
rates.
IF IN A HURRY PHONE MAIN
2923 OR AUTO 22-450.
i {SECURITY MORTGAGE
LOAN CO.
Rooms 205-7-9 Indiana Trust Bldg.
113 E. Wash. Bt. Corner Virginia Ave.
YOU CAN
BORROW MONEY
80 CHEAP
tnd on anch easy terms of repayment
| from the Fidelity Loan Company, a 11-1
1 censed and bonded firm, for use In paying
: overdue bills or to buy the thing* you
i need for CASH at BARGAIN PRICKS
| that ivory one should take advantage o(
| our service.
LOANS ON FURNITURE
$20.00 to $309.0C
I at legal rales, on short notice and without
publicity. Ya give you all the time you
want to repv a loan and only charge for
the actual Line you have the money. Fair
Isn’t it 7
You Can Afford to Borrow
On $ 40 py $2 a month and interest
!Ons 60 pay $3 a month aid Interest
| On SIOO pay $5 a month and intercut
FAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE
THE COST.
IN YOUR BEHALF.)
We are on the Job eight hours 1% day, and
through personal contact * and personal
service, plus a deep personal Interest we
can serve you and your friends as you
wish to be served. In these unusual times
business friendships, close relations, mu
tual understandings and co-operation are
real assets to all it us. We are ready to
go throe-fourths of the way. Now It Is
up to you.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.
106 E. Market St.
WK ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAI
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WK
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS
MORTGAGES, BONDS AND STOCKS'
LISTED AND UNLISTED.
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK K. SAWYER, Pres.
Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg
Southwest corner Delatvure untl Mrrket.
INSURANCE in all branches. AUBREY
D. PORTER, 916 Peoples Bank bldg.
Main 704 9.
FIRST and second mortgagee on Indiana
and Indianapolis .’-al estate. R. B. WIL
SON. 108 N. D o.ware *t. Main 1818.
SECOND mortgage loann made on good
farms and improved city real estate.
GIBRALTAR FINANCE COMPANY. 103
North Delaware rtreet. i __
LARGE I'ttome
from rmall expenditure fallow Real
Estate advertising In "Wact Ad" column*
mt Ths Times. ______________
fine Imvt"bargains in automobllas are
Mated under Automobiles and Supplies In
The Times Want Ad colurana
INTEREST TURNS
TO HAMON WILL
Woman Under Murder Charge
Claimed Beneficiary.
ARDMORE, Okla.. De. 20. Interest
In l the reported will of Jake L. Hamon,
which Clara Smith Hamon, his alleged
slayer, declared allotted her one-fourth
of his fortune, was renewed today fol
lowing the return here of Frank L. Ketch,
administrator of the Hamon estate. The
secret of the will is held by Ketch, who
refused to discuss the cage.
Mrs. Hamon’s attorneys, Mathers &
Coakley, have announced they will make
no effort to probate the will until after
her trial on a charge of murdering Ha-
Uion. which opens Jan. 24.
"The will is In a safe deposit vault i
rmd we anticipate no trouble In produc
ing it at the proper time,” said Mathers.
Friends of the slain oil king, however,
deny existence of the document.
Mrs. Hamon remained In seclusion al
her sister’s home In Wilson, where she
went following her arrival In Ardmore.
McCray and Jewett
Down fo^Addresses
Governor elect Warren T. McCray and
Mayor Charles Jewett are the principal
speakers on the program of the annual
meetiug of the Indiana Swine Breeders’
Association, reputed to be the oldest or
ganization of Its kind In America, which
convenes Jan. S. In the Palm room of the
Claypool hotel. "Livestock Resources
of Indiana” is the title of Mr. McCray’s
address, and Mayor Jewett will speak on
the subject of "Why Hogs?”
Every phase of livestock farming will
be discussed in talks by Prof. J. W.
Schwab of Purdne University; ,T. B. Rice
of the University of Illinois; W. J. Car
michael of Chicago, secretary of the Na
tional Swine Growers' Association, aud
other experts.
Women Not Called
for Duty on Juries
Special to The Times.
KOKOMO, Ind., Deo. 29.—Mrs.
Merinda B. Dye, woman jury commis
sioner, appointed to that position as a
result of the enfranchisement of wom
en, is assisting in the work of filling
the names of the jury box with persons
eligible to that service. When she
looked over the Conrthouse she decided
at once that there were uo facilities for
the use of women who might be sum
moned as Jurors and at once announced
that no names of women would be de
posited In the box for Jury service.
Cases to Be Heard
in City Court Jan. 5
Charges of obtaining money under
false pretenses and grand larceny against
Louis D. Frank, 29(77 West Washington
street, were continued today in City
Court until Jan. 6, and the same date
wa* set for the hearing of Louis Horn
steln, a notary public, arrested today on
the charge growing out of his drawing
up a bill of sale for a grocery store at
lf*M Indiana avenue.
The charges are brought by Mrs. Valera
K. Douglas, who purchased the grocery.
Perjury charges against Frank were dls
inVvsed in City Court yesterday.
Protest Against Use
of ‘Torture Cages’
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-Pretests
against the reputed use of ‘torture cages”
it Ilcatrsz Island Army disciplinary bar
rack* in San Francisco Bay were tele
graphed to Secretary of War Baker today
by a commute of Palo Alto (Cal.) club
women.
The. women charge the prisoner* who
refus ■ to work are forced to stand >n
the iron cages ten day* at a time. The
ages are said to be fourteen inches deep
and twenty-four inches wide, making It
impossible for an Inmate to- ebaage h’s
position or sit down.
Great Britain Sends
Financial Envoy Over
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29—Great Britain
is sending a speciat financial envoy to
the United State* to confer with regard
to a definite agreement for the funding
of (he $10,000,000,000 loan to the allies
from the United States, Secretary of
Treasury Houston announced this aft
ernoon. <
Other allied representatives are ex
pected to participate In the conferences.
Treasury offlcl-ils expect Great Britain
to seek Immediate exchange of the de
mand notes, which this Government holds,
for long-time obligations. n
Miner Meets Death
in Fall Down Shaft
Special to Ths Time*.
CLINTON. Ind.. Dec. 20.—Harry New
kirk. 32, wa* killed Tuesday night when
be fell 265 feet into the Miami coal mine
No. 10.
He was pushing a car of props on the
cage nnd It is believed he thought the
cage was In place and was pulled Into the
shaft.
ID* Is survfved by the widow- and two
children.
Troops Guard Prison
LITTLE ROCK. Ask.. Dec. 29.—The
Arkansas State Penitentiary today wa
guarded by a detachment of the Pine
Bluff machine gun company of the Na
tional Guard, while smaller detachments
wero on duty at the. Pennl Firms Bt
Tucker and Cummins.
A widespread plot to free convicts In
the State penal institutions was reported
before the calling out of the troops, ac
cording to an announcement from Gov
ernor Brough.
FRANKLIN SEAL FUND SB7B.
FRANKLIN, Ind., Dec. 29.—A total of
£232 worth Os Christmas Health sen!*
was sold In Franklin, according to the
report today of the Sunshine Girls of
the high school who had charge of the
enmpnigu. This fund was augmented
by sl4l, the receipts of the Klwanis-Ro
tary basket-ball game, raising the fund
to $373.
lIOOSIER PIONEER IS DEAD.
NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Dec. 20.~Mrs.
Martha J. Foster, 78, widow of Ellis
Foster, is dead at her 'home here. The
two daughters who survive are Mrs.
Ode N'eJdhammer and Mrs. Anna Batz
ner. She was born near Brookvllle,
Ind.
COLUMBUS KIWANIANS ELECT.
COLUMBUS, Ind., Dec. 29.—Elmer E.
Clay, manager of the Columbus Gas
Light Company, was elected president of
the Columbus Klwanis Club last night.
H. P. Williams, who has occupied the
president's chair during the last term,
was defeated for re-election by -one vote.
BRAZIL MERCHANT FAILS.
A voluntary petition In bankruptcy
was filed In Federal Court today by Ray
Shively, Brazil merchant, In wh eh it Is
stated that his debts total $4,0(9.81 and
his assets, $2,934.
DATE FOR HEARING FfSjED.
WASHINGTON, Deo. 29.—Tha Inter
state Commerce Commission today / set
for hearing on Jan. 17 the application of
t lie Washington and Lincolnton jtailrond
Company, operating in Georgia,! for au
thority to issue SIOO 000 7 per ceijt cumu
lative preferred stock.
Meanest Thief?
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 29.—1 t
was very cold here last night—very
cold, Francis Cook will testify. Two
thugs relieved him of his cap, over
coat and suit in a vacant lot.
COAL OUTPUT
RECORD MADE
1920 Production Greatest of
Any Year Except 1918.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.—C0al produc- |
tion for 1920 will exceed that of any year
except the war year, 191S, according to
figures computed by the geological sur
vey bureau of the Interior Department.
The close of the year will mark the re
turn of coal to normal prices for the
first time since the war, because of in
creased production and the falling off of
the demand during the last few weeks,
representatives of the coal operators de
clared today.
The production for 1920 will reach
about 057,000,000 tons, or more than 23,-
000,000 tons under the 1918 production.
Negro Arrested for
Theft of Diamond
"Hello, AJbert Wood, my old friend, I
have not seen yon for a long time," ex-
I claimed Detective Charles O’Donnell, as
; he halted a negro on Ohio street.
“I don't remember you," answered the
1 negro. “My name Is Wood all right, but
j I never saw you before."
Wood will not forget O'Donnell again,
for he was bound over to the grand jury
In City Court today on the charge of
grand larceny under a $2,000 bond.
Wood had been employed by Walter
| Pfaff, 3055 North Meridian street, to
' wash windows, last summer.
He disappeared and so did a S4OO
diamond ring. Pfaff saw the negro win
| dow washer In a park and notified O'Don
nell Just what kind of clothes Wood was
wearing. A few hours later the detective
j saw the negro and greeted him in a
I friendly manner.
Wood confessed the theft and also ad
mitted two burglaries on Arsenal ave
j nue, the detective says.
Posse Seeks Gang
of Bank Robbers
TULSA, Okla., Yec. 29.—Heading a
pcsse of fifteen heavily-armed men. Sher
iff James Woolley today invaded the fa
mous hills of the Osage nation in an
j tffort to capture five bandits who robbed
j the Gusranty State Bank of Sperry,
! Okla., of $1,600 and escaped in an auto
| mobile.
| A battle Is expected when the posse
: overhauls the bandit gang.
Tudor Hall Girls
Give $265 to Fund
The 265 pupils of Tudor Hall today
sent*> gift of $265 to the Marlon County
headquarters of the Hoover Relief fund.
lat 147 North Pennsylvania street. The
j puptls of both the higher and lower de
; partments gave entertainments and the
girl* took from their Christmas allow
i ances to add to the collection.
I "Each pupil made some sacrifice in
| order to help the fund for the relief of
j the starving children,” ssid Miss Fre-
I donia Alien, president of the school. The
i gift represents the contributions of the
faculty and pupils.
Merle Stdener's Bible class of the
Christian Men Builders of the Third
Christian Church ru*de a holiday collec
tion of $66.06 for the fund.
Car Hits Wagon,
Injuring Driver
I.yle Jessup, living at 846 Broadway,
driver for the Jessup and Antrim Cream
ery at 313-15 North Illinois street, was
slightly Injured early today when an
outbound Illinois street car struck the
wagon which he was driving in front of
1034 North Illinois street.
According to the police, Jessup, going
In the same direction as the car, was
knocked through the glass in the wagon
and fell in front of the wheels.
New Thrift Stamp
Regulations Issued
WASHINGTON, lec. 29—Regulations
for sale by postmasters of the new $1
and $5 thrift saving staps were issued
today by the postmaster. Starting its
saving campaign before remembrance of
Christmas demands on the purse are for
gotten, the Treasury Department will
offer a $250 treasury certificate in addi
tion to the certificates already out. The
$1 savings stamp is designed to facilitate
saving of more than $25 cents aud less
than $5.
Sportsmen Organize
to Protect Wild Life
HAMMOND, Ind., Dec. 29.—Kankakee
River Valley sportsmen met in Hammond
today to organize for the conserva
tion and protection of wild life in the
valley.
The State department of conservation
wiil be represented at the meeting for
the projection of fish, game and birds
and the preservation of natural re
sources in the Kankakee River Valley.
Feud-Seen in Murder
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.- Salvador Manro,
55, was shot and killed by an unidentified
man on the street, in view of hundreds
of persons. His assailant ran into an
npnrtment. house aud eluded capture,
despite the faet the place was quickly
surrounded by policemen.
Mauro, a wealthy cheese merchant, was
believed to have been the victim of an
Italian feud.
CONSIDERS MARRIAGE CASE.
Judge T. J. Moll of Superior Court,
Room 5, took under advisement today
the case of Pearl Schueler who is asking
to have her marriage to Paul Schueler,
now of Chicago, annulled on the grounds
that Schueler had a wife from whom he
was not divorced when the petitioner
married him. It Is thought that Judge
Moll will refer the case to the grand
jury.
GREENWOOD RESIDENT DIES.
FRANKLIN, , Ind., Dec. 29.—Harvey
Taylor, 92, a retired farmer, is dead at
his home in Greenwood. He is survived
by two daughters. Miss Alma Taylor of
Greenwood and Mrs. Nannie Clapp of
California, and a son, Judson Taylor ol
Indianapolis. Funeral services will be
bald Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Greenwood Methodist, Church.
BOOZE IN BURLAP BUNDLES.
/ CHICAGO, Dec. 29.—Federal agents to
day seized sixty bundles of burlap at the
Pennsylvania station, each bundle con
taining one case of whisky. The bur
lap was tagged as having been shipped
by the Clinton Burlap Company of New
York and was consigned to a fake name
and address here.
Tagged to Dad
DENVER, Dec. 29.—w4th a
around his neck giving destination.
Lawrence ;4moycr, 9, lc#t for Toledo,
Ohio, to Join his father, Charles
Snioyer.
COMMITTEES ON
EDUCATION MEET
Confer With Hines and
Teacher Representatives.
Members of the educational legislatlv#
committee appointed recently by Gover
nor-elect Warren T. McCray, to meet with
a committee representing the educational
authorities of the State regarding needs
of the public schools, met today in the
office of L. N. Hines, State superintend
ent of public instruction, with members
it the State Teachers' Association.
Senators Oscar Ratts, Paoli; Joseph
Cravens, Madison; Clem J. Richards,
Terre Ilaute; Representatives O. A. Do
Long, Azalia; Chester A. Davis, Penn
ville; Henry L. Humrichouser, Plymouth,
form the legislative educational commit
tee. Donald Du Shane, president of the
State Teachers’ Association, and other of
ficers of the organization attended the
meeting.
It was understood that no recommenda
tions would be made following the meet
ing, but that the object of the confer
ence was to acquaint the legislators with
the needs dfc the public schools and tb6
teachers therein. Considerable discussion
was held relative to a State teachers'
pansion and retirement law.
SHIELDS HUSBAND
IN MURDER CASE
Woman Seeks Punishment for
Killing of Lover.
DENVER. Col., Dec. 29.—Mrs. James
Monroe today demanded that authorities
Inflict on her any punishment which her
husband might have Incurred through
[ the murder of Albert Snook.
Monroe, after De had heard reports con
cerning the friendship between Snook and
Mrs. Monroe, entered Snook’s room, kill
ing him and seriously wounding William
Wade, who was also In the room at the
tinge. Both Mrs. Monroe and her hus
band were held.
"It was all asy fault," Mrs. Monroe told
, authorities. "After meeting Snook, I be
came Infatuated with him. He was mad
ly In love with me and wrote me impas
sioned notes. Like a fool I answered
them. My husband was always good to
me. I wanted fine clothes and would
not quit working to make him a home."
Mrs. Monroe advised women who have
good husbands to "stay home, let them
love and support you, and don’t try to
break into their world and do their
work.” x
Seized Liquor Will
Be Brought to City
Special to The Times.
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dec. 29.—One hun
dred and three cases of American Pride
whisky will be taken to Indianapolis to
day to be disposed of by Federal author
ities following seizure from two defend
ants in prohibition cases in Superior
Court here Tuesday.
The police had seized the liquor from
i Carl Zimmer and F.ugene Dambacher,
' local transfer men, without a warrant.
; and Judge C. R. Montgomery ordered the
whisky returned. At this. Federal pro-
I hibitioD agents immediately took charge
! of the liquor and said they would” take
| it to Indianapolis.
Zimmer and Dambacher were fined
i SIOO aud costs and sentenced to thirty
days in jail in spite of the fact that a
! jury recommended the suspension of the
i sentences.
Lands Job to Keep
Wife and_Child Alive
CHICAGO, Dec. 29—Obert Flmln,
former sailor, who, on Monday, offered
to sell himself, "body and soul,” for
one year for $2,500, owing to the neces
sity of keeping alive his wife and child,
today was happy in a job that will pay
him $44) a week. -
Fred Person, president of a heating
company, read of Finnin’s plight and
hifed him to work in the company'*
shipping department.
Bandits Sneak Safe
and SIO,OOO Off Car
ARKANSAS CITY. Kan.. Dec. 2.
Police and railroad detectives today were
searching for bandits who looted the
American Railway Express office here
of SIO,OOO in cash and jewels. The
bandits broke into the office and' car-•
ried away a 250-pound safe in e ten
minute period, while clerks were busy
handling express for a passing train.
The strong box contained $7,500 in cash
and $2,500 in gems.
18 More Indicted
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—Blanket indict
ments against ten individuals and eight
corporations, all in the sand and gravel
business, were returned by the Federfil
grand jury as a result of the Lockwood
Legislative Committee's disclosure oi
graft and monopoly in New York's build
ing industry.
The indictments charge violation of
the Sherman anti-trust act.
Ain’t Gona Resign
S ALIN A, Kan., Dec. 29.—A. C. Town
ley, head of the Non-Partisan League,
asserted today he had not resigned and
will not resign as head of the organiza
tion. Townley said today he would re
main here a short time, but the organiza
tion drive in Kansas would be kept up
all winter.
Hoosier Is Missing
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., Dec. 29.—4 X
W. Jones, 45, of Frankfort, Ind., who
came, here to visit his daughter, Mrs. Carl
G. Larson, during the holidays, ia re
ported today as missing. She say* he
left her home yesterday afternoon to get
shaved nnd has not been seen since.
Police have begun a search.
FORD PLANT CLOSES DOWN.
DETROIT. Dec. 29.—The Ford Motor
Company's Highland Park plant, where
approximately 50.000 men are employed,
has been closed for an indefinite period;
it was unofficially announced today. The
plant was practically shut down last
week when it was announced that an 4
Inventory wmuld *e taken from Doc. 241
to Feb. 1. While it Is possible the shopn
may remain Idle many days following tibJ
completion of the inventory, reports werfl
current that the entire operations woulfl
be at a standstill until at least Feb.
PRESIDENT'S NIECE WEDS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29 —One of gEM
most notnble weddings of the winter swjH
sou took place last evening, when Mis’.v
Marjorie Brown, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward T. Brown, formerly of At-,
lanta, fin., and niece of President Wil
son, was married to Benjamin King of
New York.
TRACTOR RECEIVER NAMED.
Harry B. Wilson today was appointed
receiver of the Bolton Tractor Company
by Judge Solon J. Carter of Superior
Court, Room 3. William T. Sortweli
filed the petition asking for a receiver
as well as judgment for $750 on account.
The petitioner stated that the tractor
company was in “imminent danger of
becoming Insolvent.” Mr. Wllsou gave
bond in the sum of SIO,OOO.
TURK ENVOYS JOIN REBELS.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 29.—Turkey
representatives sent to confer with Na
tionalists under Mustnph Kernel at Ab
gora, have Joined the Nationalists, it ni
reported here today.
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