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INDIANA DAILY TIMES
15-29 8. Meridian St.
PHONES —CLASSIFIED
ADV. DEPT. ....
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Automatic • * 28-851
RATES.
On. time 0* P* r !}“•
Three consecutive tiroes.. .08 per line
Sis consecutive times 07 per line
Male or female help wanted, situa
tion wanted male or female; rooms to
let and board and rooma wanted
One time V ,r J} B *
Three consecutive times.. .07 per line
Six consecutive times .06 per line
Contract ratea on application.
Legal notices 09 per line
Lodges and club
notices 75e per insertion
Church notices (1 Inch or
lesa) 60c per Insertion
Over 1 inch.. .07 per line additional
Death notices 35c per insertion.
Card of Thanks or In Memorlam
notices 07 pr line
Ads received until 11; 45 a. m. for
publication same day.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
*£ EL LLkticL
Parlors 1212 Union 3L
FLAN NEK & BUCHANAN
320 North Illinois st.
Funeral directors to the people of Indian
apolis since 18*7.
Phones—Mam 0641-0643. *OIO-21-541.
INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY
George Griusteiner
Funeral Director. 522 E. Market.
Old phone Main 90S. New phone 27-206-
J. c. WILSON
IStO Pronpect. Auto. 61 <■€?!.
W. T. BLASENGYM
36*5 Shelby st. Preset 2670. Auto. 61-114.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR*—
WM. E. KREIGER.
New *l-154. Main 1464. 1409 V. Illinois
UADD—BERT S GADD. 1110 Prospect at.
Phones: Drexel 0422. Automatic 52-273.
UNDERTAKERS —HISEY A TlTlii S9l
North Del. New 26-564. Main 163*.
"" FEENEY A FEENEY
Auto. *4-I*s. 1934 _N. Illinois- Main 0843.
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.
6HEEHAN. HELEN—Beloved daughter of
Bridget Sheehan, died Tuesday. July *.
Funeral Friday, July 29. 8:30 a. m. at resi
dence. 1329 Spann avenue. St. Patrick s
Church S a. m.
IN MEMORIAM.
IN MEMORIAM —In sad but loving re
membrance of our dear sor. and brother, j
George White, who departed this Ufa one
year ago today July 27. 1920.
Safely gathered in fas from sorrow; far
from sin; parsed beyond all grief and
pain. Death for thee is truest gain. No
one knows the siler.t ache, only the ones
who have lost can tell of the grief borne
in silence of the one loved so well.
Badly missed by widowed mother,
brothers and sisters
MRS. CLARK WHITE AND FAMILY
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST or stolen, package from counter of
Kresge 5 and 10-cent store. Party known.
Please return to cilice of above store and
avoid trouble. ___
LOST—Hampton watch with leather fob
and monogram Inside the case. Bel
mont 3124. Reward
LOST —Kodak. Eastman autographic fold
ing. Garfield park. Sunday evening. Irv
ington 3460. Re-.vard.
LOST —Purp : “ l’k umbrella Sunday aft
ernoon downtown or on Shelby car. Call
Preset 4606, Reward. ]
PERSONALS.
MME. J. J. BROOKS
announces to her beauty patrons that she
Is now located at 1744 N. Illinois. ILn
dolph 4397,
ABSOLUTELY reliable ana confldentlal de
tective work performed ; reasonable rates
O’Neil Secret Service. 25 H W. Wash.
Cl. 5656, Night phone Ra 6785 and Ra. 6069
FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for
contineroent. private: prices reasonable
may work for board: babies adopted, write
for booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG. 4911 E.
Twenty-Seventh st.. Kansas City, Mo.
* an appeal from home.
Louie, come home to the children and I.
We love you and you will be happy if you
will come home to us. OSCEOLA.
I WILL not be responsible after July 23
for debts mad* by my wife. Goldie Wag
per, FRED H. WAGNER
I WILL not be responrtble for any debts
contracted by my wife, Ethel Powell.
JT. I- POWELL
■ notices”
THE Barton Hotel dining room rive* ex
ceilent meals for 50 cent*. Breakfast
35 cents. Rates by the week. Chicken
dinners a specialty. Guarantee your
money’s worth. Home cooking. Table
service. Open under new management.
Delaware and Michigan, 505.
_ _ _ _ _ _ n
TOUNG couple wants to share modern
home In North Indianapolis; reasonable.
Address A No. 2336. Times.
HOUSES—WANTED.
WANTED —Small house by unincumbered
couple; close In preferred. Address A
No. 2335. Times.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
FOUR unfurnished rooms: light house
keeping; electric lights, gat, water. Call
before noon. IJrexel 6099.
ASHLAND, 1728; modem, furnished house
keeping room, newly decorated. Ran
dolph 8791.
EAST, 305 N\; light housekeeping room.
Circle 3672,
TWO modern front rooms and kitchenette.
Reasonable. Illinois car. Randolph 7955.
EAST st.. N\, 743; furnished room, house
keeping. {3; sleeping J 2:
TWO nice rooms for man and wife. Circle
6136.
TWO light housekeeping rooms; modern.
104 W. St. Clair. Main 8610.
FLATS, APARTMENTS—TO LET.
Washington Blvd. Duplex
Bast location in city; 7 rooms; 3 bed
room*.
Howard C. Venn
108 E- Market. Main UK,
333 Mass. Ave.
Two rooms, third floor. J2O. STATE
SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. Main 4618
ROOMS— TO LET.
MODERN room In private family; gentle
men preferred; morning and evening
met.ls if desired. Harrison 1329. 126 W.
Twenty-First street.
SINGLE sleeping room furnished. in
downtown flat to a gentleman or mar
ried couple. No cooking. Can have room
until Dec. 1. Main 5492.
MODERN sleeping room adjoining bath:
desirable. 304 N. East street. Circle
44L
NICELY furnished front room, down
stairs; private family; walking distance.
Preset 7038.
ROOM suitable for gentleman, north side:
private family, 13.50 week. Randolph
4304.
PENNSYLVANIA. 927 N.; -nice. clean
front room, modern; suitable for two.
MERIDIAN. 1021 N ■ nicely furnished
front room. 2 men preferred. Circle 8372
TWO roomers; businesa men preferred.
Drexel 2966. .
*ROOM in private home north; Ideal loca
tion; good car line. Harrison 3471.
ROOM for young man. breakfast if de
sired. Call Harrison 0415.
MARKET E., 628; modern furnished
rooma, 92 week up; garage.
[ J BOARD AND ROOMS—TCTIET. ~
DELAWARE, N., 1849; 3 connecting fur
sished rooms, suitable for man and wife
H two man; reference. Randolph 3064.
Let a Times Want Adi Get You Results 2sxssi
GASBUGGIES-
GEE VHAT A IF "THEYD IfTEN*’- - THEY OH NO EP- 7 rT) ( 'YOU FELLOW3 ARE ) I S>AY NOT U TEN )f f lf= TV WAS>
CLOS6 3HAVE- E£E N GOING VERB GOING- THEY WERE ( 7/ \ OVEf? TwENTy TEN-" J MORE LIKE
• i . y | in.'s?
FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS.
MERIDIAN. 1021 N.; completly furnished.
4-room modern apt., 115 week; no ob
jection to children. Circle 8 372
WANTED —Desirable couple to share
home with widow northwest. Randolph
6356.
MALE HELP—WANTED.
l~l . . - . a . s . • ■ m m p- m
WANTED
Experienced newspaper
solicitors. A real proposi
tion for live wire salesmen.
Report DAILY TIMES,
Circulation Department.
MEN to le&rn barber traaa. TRI-CITY
BARBER COLLEGE. 809 E. Washing
ton at., Indianapolis Ind. Circle 707.
SALESMEN—WANTED.
SIDELINE salesmen wanted; commission
basis. To call on dry goods, general,
ready-to-wear and dept, stores. Sell the
beat line of sateen bloomers in America.
Samples easily carried; line weighs four
pounds. This line very active. To show it
means orders. Act at once. RHEA MAN
UFACTURING CO., Milwaukee, Wii.
57 MILES per gallon made with new pat
ented gasoline vaporizer. Write for
particulars. STRANSKY-VAPORIZER CO.
Puksana, South Dakota.
FEMALE HELP—WANY ED.
Girls
Between 18 and 25 year*, who are seeking
i permanent employment ar.d whoae homes
are in the city, apply to the
Indiana Bell Telephone Cos.
Room 322, corner New York and Meridian.
SEVERAL ladies or men, so
licitors; excellent opportun
ity; salary and commission.
SANITARY SALES CO., 20Va
W. Ohio St.
WOMAN, between 80 and 45 years of ng*\
wanted to help on a farm. Good wages
paid. Write O. GWINNUP. Route 1,
' Box 43. New Salem. Ind.
j WOMAN wanted to care for children. 482
Parker avenue. Webster 5593. _
SITU A T lON[WANT ED F^E MI A LIE.
AMERICAN Protestant widow. 85. wants
I position as housekeeper for elderly
| couple or two mea. Address A No. 1188,
Times.
POSITION as housekeeper by lady with a
, child Best of references. Address
MRS. EMMA ROE* 610 N. Main street,
Kokomo, Ind.
LAUNDRY, rough dry called for and de
livered in 48 hours. THE HOME LAUN
DRY. Harrison 3268.
WASHING to bring home; ironed or
rough dry. Auto 43-522.
WASHINGS for men or women, called for
| and delivered. Randolph 04 If.
I HAND laundry work to bring horns. Web
[ ster 5997.
BUSINESS SERVICES.
FEATHERS
Bought, sold, renovated, mattr*>ees en 4
pillows made to order. E. F. BUKKLK
Mass ave. Main 1421. New 28-775
HOUSE painting or Interior painting. In
or out us city. No Job too Urge r too
small; 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. GOODLOE.
Main 3554.
PAPER HANGING. per roll; clean
ing. painting. Circle 5994. 1522 Asbury
; street.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indie*/, ,n
CARPENTER work, new or repair, by day
or contract. Call Drexel 1223.
CARPENTERING; new and repair work
of all kind*. Circle 1899.
HEMSTITCHING. 20c YARD.
MRS. TUTTLE 201 INDIANA AVE.
WEED cutting, reaeonable. LEWIS CAVE.
2628 N. Olney. Webster 8697.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
~~
LISTEN
Have made mine, but am old. alone a-id
j health ruined. Have chance of a life
! time for honest man of small capital to
I Join me. Hack himself with little If I
i back him for much. Take charge of aup
! ply station. No work or experience re
! quired. Handle all money and big In
j com#, JIOO reward for Its equal. Simply
! Investigate ar.d meet your surprise. State
• reference and amount of capital In first
letter. IV. NOLES, Hotel Roosevelt, Indl
j anapolls, Ind.
PARTNER wanted, take half Interest In
big selling novelty for Q. A. R. encamp
! ment; something entirely new and a real
. money maker. Main 5762. Mr. Dally.
FOR SALE —Fish and poultry store.
Cheap for quick sale. Call Main SofeO
or at store. 540 W. Washington.
FOR EXCHANGE—IIOO,OOO general mer
chandise; will divide. Write LEAVITT
LAND CO.. Indianapolis, Ind.
i AUTOMOBILE repair shop. *275; leaving
city; must sell. Circle 0525.
ROOMING HOUSES. RESTAURANTS;
EA.-.Y TERMS. 40 N. DELAWARE.
GROCERY and meat market; will sell
stock and leave fixtures. Randolph 0157.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
6200 CASH BUYS
NEAT SOUTH SIDE HOME.
NOW VACANT.
On Minnesota st.. 4 rooms, gas. tjectrlc
lights, city water, newly painted, new
electric fixtures; all in good condition.
Price *I.BOO.
HENRY A ROBINS. REALTORS.
153 E. Market St Main 5538.
“S3OO Cash”
buys double 6 rooms a side, 1 square from
W. Indianapolis car line. Price *2.500; *2O
per month. “Live Wires.’’ T. R. JONES
A CO., 414 Peoples Bank Bldg. 134 E.
Market street. Main 6754. Belmcnt 4731.
Washington 2469.
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
HAVE YOU ANY SAND
IN YOUR CRAW ?
If you have now Is your chance to get a
home. We are offering 2826 Sangster ave.
for sale at *2.500. Five rooms, all newly
painted and decorated. New tin work,
new shades, In fact a renewed house; J2i>o
cash, balance like rent. Now is your
chance.
CAPITAL SECURITIES CO.
1023 Hume-Mansur Bldg.
Main 3076. or Randolph 5367.
Special Bargain
In an 8-room thoroughly modern
home, located at 248 S. Dovney
ave. Garage. For price anil
terms, see Mr. YanArsdall, wltu
11. C. Tuttle & Bro.
131 E. Ohio.
1508 CHESTER; 4 room, brand new
bungalow, Just completed. In the beau
tiful and fust growing section Just east
of Brookside Park Ail rooms of good
size and nicely finished; electric lights,
good well and outbuildings. These
homes are worth the un/ney. Price $2,375,
email cash pavmcnt, balance like rent.
Mr. Smith. FIDELITY TRUST CO.
Main 6584 ; evenings, Randolph 4346.
Southeast Home
Five rooma. 4 down, 1 up; electric
lights, gas. water In yard and kitchen,
plenty fruit and shade, extra large lot, 2
car lines. Price $2,750, part cash, balance
terms. See Mr. Barrett.
Howard C. Venn.
| 108 E. Market. Main 1175.
A DANDY 5-ROOM
COTTAGE
122# Villa ave.; large lot, *a*t front and
in good shape for only $2,900. Terms.
B F. Clark, with
Frank S. Clark & Cos.
*** E. Ohio street. Main Sir*
“ EIGHT-ROOM HOME
on N. Hamilton rear Washington. If
; looking U r a home, here is a bargiln
Prlee *4 500; *750 cash, balance monthly.
Call Mrs Way man. after 6 p. ra., Ran
dolph 1349.
I. N. Richie & Son.
308 Tndlanapolia Securities bldg. M. 0520.
GOOD HOME BARGAIN
Seven rooms, modern, hardwood floors.
Priced for quick *ale.
LET ME SHOW THIS.
E. It. Newhouse, Realtor.
Peoples’ Bank Bldg.
Circle 7171 Webster 529$
Six-Room Bungalow
on Southeastern ave.; gas. electric lights,
city water, hath, etc.; Improved street; nice
lot; only $2,600, S6OO cash. S2O per montn.
Call Lewis Clark. Evenings, Randolph
6266. with
FRANK S. CLARK & CO.
SM F. Ohio. Main 8377.
PENNSYLVANIA ST. HOME
Thoroughly modern. six rooms and
bath; full size lot; we have instructions to
sell this property at once.
WANT OFFER.
Dunlop & Holtecel, Realtors
122 E. Market Kt.
FOR COLORED - BIYKR
New 4-room bungalow. Keystone and
Churchman; paved street; large lot; cash
S4OO, balance S2O pe- month.
FRANK E. BROWN.
831 Lemcke bldg. Main 7107. Eve., Harri
son 2828.
For Sale —Payments
810 Harrison street, 5 rooma; city
water, gas; S6OO canh. balance monthly.
Hall & Hill, Realtors.
FOR SALE
1 H aerrs <m Brill strert, 3*4 miles from
Monument. *1.350. 1350 cash. *lO per mo.
Crum & Boulden
217 K of P. Bldg. Main 4283
PLANT a few dollars safely and where
they will grow. East front lot, 40x150
feet; Chester afreet, south of Thirty-
Eighth street. Only *300; *lO in cash, bal
ance *1 weekly. Act quickly. Phone
Washington 4175.
FOR SALE by owner, five-room bungalow,
thoroughly modern, east front, hard
wood floors, full basement; newly painted
one-half square East Washington ear line.
Ideal location at edge of Irvington. Lot
40x171. Irvington 3314.
CORNER TRACT 138x160 feet, 3 lots.
near Thirty-Eighth street. Price only
1825 for the 3 lots. Terms *3O cash, bal
ance *3 weekly. MR. YOUNG. Wash
lngton 1079.
WE GUARANTEE SALES ~
on anything you ha.ve to sell In less than
30 days if you make your price right.
DAY & DAY.
150*4 S. Illinoia St. Phene. Circle 4809.
a TT A 5-room double, 1248-60
ntt || I>*e st. Look it over and
Vi II / vk 11 make an offer. Phone, office
A u Circle 6600. Ree., Harri
son 2282.
A HOME AND INCOME
*B.OOO.
A six apartment flat of 18 rooms with a
nice 2 story porch in good order; rents for
*162 month. Call owner. Circle 0733.
TWO lots on corner; Chester street near
Thirty-Fourth. 46x132 feet each. If
taken In 5 days *SOO gets both. Terms *2O
• ash. balance *2 weekly. Phone at once.
Main 8907,
JONES st. home, seven rooms, gas. elec
tric lights, furnace, hardwood floors, 2
lots; *3.500; *1,300 cash. Main 0107.
*lO CASH, then *1 weekly, buys high, level
lot. 43x132 feet. near paved street,
school and car line northeast. Price for
5 days only *395. Phone today. Main 1409.
SIX-ROOM cottage, front and back porch.
Price *2.000. 1703 Perkins ave.
REAL ESTATE—WANTED.
SINGLE or double, either modern or not.
Main 0107.
FROM ow-ner, working mans home, west;
on payments; fine fruited lot and *SO
first payment. Belmont 3439.
CASH FOR EQUITY OR CONTRACT
FOR REAL ESTATE. MAIN 1115,
WANT to rent four or five-room house In
Brookside; adults. Webster 5842.
REAL EST AT E—SAL E O R TRA PE.
A FAIR trade )• better than a sacrifice
•ale. GEO. R. BROWN, 1001 City Trust.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1921.
Variety Is the Spice of Life
LOTS FOR SALE.
3 LOTS 40x150
Garfield north of Eleventh street; $f!00
buys the three. One chance la a lifetime.
Act quick. B. F. Clark, with
Frank S. Clark & Cos.
226 E. Ohio St. Main 3377.
LARuE, beautiful lot* In Wayne park. Just
ofT W. Washington st., which Is being
paved; *1 down. *1 a week Will take you
out In our automobile at your convenience
CSCAR LEE 607 City Trust. Main 0217.
SU BU RBAN. f,
SUBURBAN HOME
Fortr-Slxth and Keystone ave. Bargain
See Van Aradal.
11. C. Tuttle & Bro.
131 E. Ohio.
6-ROOM HOME
on 10*4 a rc-B, 5 miles from Monument.
Price $6,500; part cas*h, balance easy terms.
( ail MR. MTNTEER. with
I. N. Richie & Son.
303 Ind! * ’ g. M 0520.
Su burbai i—Ea sy 1 ‘ay incuts
New 5-room bungalow. *4 acre of
ground, garage, coal shed, we'i; stop 5 on
Norihwtstt-rn interurban, $l5O cash, $-6
per month. Main 0186.
FARMS FOR SALE OR TRADE
For Sale or Trade
126 acre stock and grain farm 9 miles
nerth on Michigan r-iad. Will accept good
securities a* part payment or city prop
erly. Call C. W. HURST, owner. Circle
6600.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
10. DAY
SPECIAL
USED
AUTOMOBILE
SALE
Now in Full Swing
Attraetive Yalues
Attractive Priees
Attractive Terms
The Assortment of
the City at Buck’s
Thirteen makes, 8 body
styles, 2 and 3-passenger
roadsters. 4-passengex sport
and chummy, 5 and 7 pas
senger tourings, seddns and
coupes.
Studebaker Matbohm
Franklin Interstate
Essex Reo
Chalmers Chevrolet
Hupmobile Overland
Regal Case
Oakla -d
The Buck Cos.
309 N. Pennsylvania.
One square north of postofflee.
fNASHj|
Nash Renewed Cars
ARE GUARANTEED.
W> also offer the following
standard uned cars, all of which
are of exceptional value.
1920 Maxwell touring.
1920 Renewed Nash 6 paaaenjjer.
1920 Renewed Nash roadster.
Reo roadster.
1920 Chevrolet . coupe.
Overland touring, Model 80.
Cash or terms.
Losey-Nash Retail Cos.
400 N. Capitol ave.
Main 8348-3349. Automatic 21-946.
SIOO TO $125
Down and $5 weekly buys a good
used car. Wo carry Fords, Max
wells, Chevrolets, Monroes, Inter
states, Dodges and others.
Indianapolis Auto Parts and
Tire Cos.
518 N. Capitol.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
COLUMBIA 6 automobile*. ARTHUR
DIETZ COMPANY, dhitrlbutora. 334 E.
Market street. Main 6716.
McFARLAN sport sedan and touring, sale
or trade. Randolph 49MS.
FOR SALE OR TRADE- —-Overland tour
ing; fine for jitney. Belmont 3439.
1920 m r PMOßlLE"tourlng. like new” 235
N. Pennsylvania st. Main 2246.
“motorcycles and bicyclesT
Now is the time to have your motor
cycle overhauled and re-enameled.
ERNEST HUGHES CO.
534-36 Mass. Ave. Main 6404.
CASH paid for all kinds of motorcycles.
FLOYD PETERMAN. 509 Massachusetts
avanue.
AUTO
TO THE HURT TO:
The best equipped
arid up-to-date paint
shop in Indiana is at
your service, under the
supervision of men who
know nothing else but
high-grade work.
May we have the
pleasure, of giving you
an estimate when you
contemplate having
your motor vehicle
painted?
Local Branch
NORDYKE & MARMON
COMPANY
Eleventh and Meridian
Streets.
Phone Alain 1884.
lndiaiiapolis, Ind.
FOR SALE
1 Surplus stock auto tires. 30x3H. *7.99;
3”x* 5* ■ *9 40 Limited number of *M
j sizes. MASTER PRODUCTION CORPOR
! ATION'. 16 When B;dic
AUTO WASHING
Our specialty. 334 North Illinoia
S & S Auto Laundry
| TRUCKS—FOR SALE. ~
TRUCKS
Autocar chassis with
cal), rebuilt and painted. To be
sold with usual Autocar guaran
tee for one year.
1* o-ton Diamond I, has been
used 40 days. Will sell with
large discount and, guaranteed
same as new,
Studebaker speed truck with
panel body, electric lights and
starter. An excellent delivery
unit.
2-ton International, in good
condition.
The above trucks can be
bought on our eas} payment
plan.
THE BUCK CO.
313 N. Penn. St.
Main 0303. Auto. 24-371.
Distributors of Autocar Trucks.
AUTOMOBiLES—WANTED.
AUTOS WANTED
I. Wolf Auto Cos.
*l9 N. minoln St. Main 1579. Amo. 3?-663
AUTOS WANTED
Largent used car dealers Id state
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS.
518 N. Capitol. Open evenings.
AUTOS wanted. WEISSMAN’B 212-14 E.
New York itreet. Main 4446.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
A(vss*vvvvwvvv-vvvvvvvvwwvyvvw
PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CO.
Private locked rooms and open epaoo.
25c per menth and up. Local and over
land tranafer. We call and glva you ex
act prices on any bind of work without
any obligations. 419-23 E. Market street.
Main 2750, Auto, 23-680.
Sliank Superior Service
BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE.
TRANSFER, PACKING AND SHIPPING.
227 N. New Jeruey at.
Maln 2028. Auto. 21-123.
GU P Storage Cos.
Cheapest rate In city.
80 W. Henry at. Main 4699.
DID YOU SELL ITT
If not. try the automobile columns of
The Times Want Ads.
UNION STATION BAGGAGE CO.
Dse the phone- Call Main 7119.
Quigley-Hyland Agency
civil and Criminal Investigators.
626-529 Law bldg. Main 21102
MJSC ELL AN EO U S—W AN TED.
GOOD sound yellow ear
corn wanted at the stock
yards. Main 0196.
MISCELLANEOUS—■FORSALE.
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS
payments
Get our low prices on hi&h-ffrade u*ed
and second-hand UNDERWOOD, MON
ARCH. REMINGTON. L. C. SMITH.
ROYAL and other good machines. Wo
sell machines that we fan guarantee.
CLARK TYPEWRITER SHOP
IS West Market. Second Floor.
r*hone, Main 2656. Indianapolis, Ind.
Match Your rr\
Coat i .
Lower Prices Now i J
l THE PANTS STORE CO. Isl /
l ■ Two Stores. Uj 11
4 4S W. Ohio St.
* 118 E. Ohio St. r
jlt Good rubber tired invalid
chairs for rent, *3.50 a month;
| JHBSQ r.o charge for delivery. Baker
Quit wearing ready-made /jt> t ,
PANTS $ &
We make them to your J J
measure Cor Vl J/
I.EON TAILORING CO.
191 E. New York et. l.’peialr*.
ODDS and end* in grocery fixture*. Meat
boxes ice boxee, restaurant tables and
chairs, counter* and show cases. BAKER
BROS.
DROP HE AD -Singer; like new * 15.00. 604
East Market.
AUTO hosiery knitter with 3 lb*, of yarn
*to. Webster 5146.
I’i'l’R c, -inter* and shelving for sale
rh'-ap. Webster 0953. 1014 Temple ave.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
L Move Household Goods
$2.00 a room. Large truck.
Call Webster 3229.
TO bAKthn riKUS. tu r furniture, ru*r
ar.d stove*. Payment*. 219-225 faiaat
v* “viiii.Kii.ii wtr-*t.
ideal” cooker, like new; steamer
trunk cabinet §ai range. Randolph 1845.
. SE . w . I . NG --- MA -- C -- H! - f h :: : s . FQR SAL£ -
CBKD
j White end Slimier
' Rented *3 per
! hj month. Repairs > <
—and part* for all
'ujaai •* make* guaranteed y y
j 312 Mass. Ave Main 0000.
~COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE. “
THE BEST TS THE CHEAPEST.
Ind or Linton, clean forked 00
IllinoU lump, large clean forked.... ?7 50
Best Brazil block large farke 1 55.59
Try our Pocahontaa, nouo better.
Delivered anywhere in the city. Free
kindling with each ton ordered or more.
Drexel 3280 ______ Auto. . 2-334.
PET STOCK AND POULTRY.
BOSTON TERRIER puppies for ale;
eligible for registering Broad Ripple.
Seventieth and River. Darby camp. Price
SSO and J7£.
ROMUa wanted fur healthy hcmeleu dog*.
INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY.
City dog pound. 924 E. N. Y. Main 0873.
Ui,HBRED English Coach female
j pups; SI.OO each. Webster 5204.
THOROUGHBRED White Leghorn ccck
. od. Call Randolph 7580.
HORSES AND VEHICUES.
FOR SALE —Platform spring wagon, one
set of single work harness, cheap. Phone
Webster 3030. *
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
LEEPY baaa drum and beater and one
tenor saxophone, good as new. tYebster
8300.
RECORDS; good recorna of any make you
desire. 40c. BAKER BROS.. 219 East
Washington.
.VIEW player piano; will take cheap lot:
balance payments. Randolph 4221.
~ AUCTIONS.
Auction Sale
Friday. 2 p. in., July 29, at 4022 Rock
wood ave. We will sell five rooms of
extra ntce furniture, consisting of
ten-piece mahogany dining room set,
mahogany bedroom set, white enam
eled high-oven gas range, white
enameled kitchen table, brass bed,
box spring and mattress, large over
stuffed rocker, mahogany parlor cab
inet, several mahogany parlor chairs,
several nice rugs, set of porch furni
ture, large fern and many other ar
ticles. These are all extra nice
goods.
Shank Auction Cos.
Main 2028.
Extraordinary
227 N. New Jersey, Thursday, 9:30 a.
m.. July 28. We will sell fine overstuffed
parlor suite, Circassian walnut bedroom
suite, mahogany bedroom suite. fumed
oak dining room suite, Kaltex set, white
enameled gas range, largo leather-seated
rockers, fumed oak daveno set., oak
chifferobe, several oak dressers. talking
machine, two Spxcke auto cars, about
20-9x12 rugs, dishes, cooking utensils, pic
tures and many other articles.
Shank Auction Cos.
Main 2028.
FINANCIAL..
WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAL
ESTATE LOAN’S PROMPTLY. WH
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS.
MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS
LISTED AND UNLISTED.
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK K. SAWYER. Pres.
Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bid*
flouthwest corner Delaware and Market
FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana
and Indianapolis real estate . R. B. WIL
SON. 108 N. Delaware st. Main 1618.
~ INSURANCE.
In all Its branches. AUBREY D. PORTER.
936 Lemcke bid*. Main 1013.
(Copyright, 1921, by
Kpw Era FoiUnresl
by Beck
FmANCIAL.
PERSONAL LOANS
$lO TO S3OO
This office is operated under the super
vision of the State of Indiana and was es
tablished for the purpose of providing a
place where honest people can borrow
any amount from *lO to *3OO without
paying more than the legal rate of in
teres. or without being Imposed upon in
any way.
It Is only necessary that you are keep
ing house and permanently located.
NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED
We do not notify your employer,
neither do we make inquiries of your
friends, relatives or trades people.
You can have all 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. Loans with other companies paid
off and more money advanced at legal
rates.
IF IN A HURRY PHONE MAIN
2923 OR AUTO. 22-450.
SECURITY MORTGAGE
LOAN CO.
Room* 205-7-9 Indiana Trut Bldg.
118 E. Washington St. Corner Vir. Av*.
~ large Profits
from email expenditure follow Real
Estate advertising in "Want Ad" column*
of the Tsmea.
LEG_AL NOTICE. ~~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the business director of the Board
of School Commissioners, southwest corner
of Meridian and Ohio streets, until 2
o’clock p. rn.. Aug. 6. IS3I. for the paint
ing nt Shortridge High School, according
to specifications therefore on tile at the
office of the Board of School Commission
ers at the southwest corne r of Merl lia;
and Ohio streets, IndKi'ixpolia, Indiana.
F.st.'mate of work slo,ooo.'a*.
Ai proposals must be made on blanks
pieacribed by the State boar l of accounts,
which will be supp led bv the supertuiind
ent of buildings and groun Is. or the busi
ness director of the board. The contrac
tor shall in his bid offer to execute r* con
tract ar.d give a bond, form* of which
contract and bond are made a part of tho
specifications so on file p.t me >!ftco of the
Board of School Commissioners.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
a certified check on a responsible bank or
trust company in Indianapolis for $300.00,
payable to the Board of S hooi Commis
sioners of the city of Indianapolis.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS*
RALPH W. DOUGLASS,
Business Director.
Indianapolis, July 26, 1921.
NOTICE TO TAX PA YERS. BY THE CITY
OF INDIANAPOLIS. uF ITS DETER
MINATION TO ISSUE BONDS OP*
OTHER EVIDENCES OF INDEBTED
NESS FOR TEMPORARY LOAN. OR
LOANS. FOR BOARD OF HEALTH
PURPOSES.
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers
of th- city of Indianapolis, that the city
of Indianapolis by and through Its common
council and mayor, upon recommendation
by Its city controller and upon the request
of its B* ard of Health, by General Ordi
nance No. 52, 1921, duly passed by said
common council and approved by the
mayor of said city on the 19th day of
July. 1921, did determine to issue it*
bonds, or other evidence of indebtedness
for a temporary loan, or loans, for Board
of Health purposes in the sum of two
hundred thousand ($200,000.00) dollars, at
a rate of interest not to exceed eix (6 r c)
per cent per annum, and not to exceed a
period of five months, in anticipation of
end out of the current revenues of
tha Board of Health of said city, actually
levied and in the course of collection for
the fiscal year of 1921.
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
By CHARLES W. JEWETT. Mayor.
ROBERT H. BRYSON, City Con
troller.
SAMUEL ASHBY, Corporation
Counsel.
DIVORCE MILL
AT RICHMOND
GRINDS LIVELY
Judge Bond Shows Ire at
Former Congressman
Henry U. Johnson.
Special to The Times.
RICHMOND, Ind., July 27.—Argument
in the divorce trial of John M. Worley
Bgnlnst Lucile Worley waxed warm Tues
day. So heated did the tilt become that
Judpe Wlllbtm A. Bond threatened to fine
Attorney Henry U. Johnson, former Con
pressman, when he engaged in verbal
| combat with Prosecutor Paul Becket,L
j Mr. Worley, the plaintiff, charged in
fidelity on the part of his wife in ask
ing for the divorce. Testimony was in
troduced showing that since the filing
of the complaint the plaintiff has lived
! with his wife. The introduction of this
; testimony caused the wrangle among the
lawyers.
Earlier in the day Carrie B. Sizelove
was granted a divorce from Fred B.
Slzelovo. Both are prominent Milton
residents and Mrs. Slzelove, formerly
Mrs. Carrie B. Johnson, was formerly
j a resident of Indianapolis. Mrs. Size
love asks $-1,000 alimony and was granted
S2OO. She was granted the restoration of
her former name, Mrs. Carrie B. John
son.
The divorce action filed by Jennie Alex
ander against Edward Alexander was
heard by Judge Bond and taken under
consideration. The plaintiff charged cruel
and inhuman treatment and asks for the
restoration of her former name, Mrs. Jen
nie Hosbrook. The couple was married
in January, 1921, and separated after
eleven weeks of married life.
Georgia Robbins filed a complaint for a
divorce from Raymond Robbins. She
charges cruel and inhuman treatment and
improper conduct with another woman.
A. C. Lindemuth was appointed special
Judge in t.he divorce trial of John S.
Osborn against Emma Osborn. The
special Judge was appointed upon peti
tion for change of venue.
72,20* TONS OF PEAT.
Peat production in ths United Sjjtatea
for 1920 was 72,204 short tons .
HARVEY READY
TO GIVE VIEWS
ON YAP MATTER
Ambassador Empowered to
Act for U. S. if Supreme
Council Desires to Act.
WASHINGTON. July 27.—Ambassador
George Harvey is fully prepared to dis
cuss the question of a mandate over the
Island of Yap If It should be brought up
at the forthcoming meeting of the su
pr'.-iie council, it was learned officially to*
day.
The ambassador has been apprised of
every detail of the Administration attl
tude toward the question and is au
thorized to conduct negotiations for this
Government in case the allied premiers
see fit to attempt to bring about a set
tlement. It is unlikely, however, that
Colonel Harvey will himself urge con
sideration of the Yap problem, as con
versations now are In progress on the
subject between Secretary of State
Hughes and Ambassador Shidehara and
these negotiations are proceeding in a
satisfactory manner.
This does not mean that the United
States would resent an attempt on the
part of the supreme council to reach an
agreement on mandates. On the con
trary the Administration would welcome
a settlement of that troublesome question
regardless of time or place and if any at
the allied premiers wishes to initiate such
a discussion Ambassador Harvey will
place no obstacles in his way.
The allied governments have tacitly
agreed that a settlement of the Yap di
pute is most likely to result from direct
negotiations between the United State*
and Japan, the two Nations most deeply
interested and until It becomes evident
that such negotiations cannot succeed It
is thought unlikely that the supreme coun
cil will take a hand In the proceedings.
With the situation in Silesia growing
more delicate the supreme council prob
ably will have a task of sufficient magni
tude, for the present session, to bring
about an amicable adjustment of that dis
pute without busying Itself at this time
with the question of mandates.
FRENCH CANCEL
TROOP ORDER
PARIS, July 27.—The supreme coun
cil, at its meeting Aug. 14, will decide
whether allied reinforcements shall be
sent to Upper Silesia. Upon motion by
England the inter-allied ambassadorial
1 council today decided t 9 refer the ques
tion to the supreme council when It
meets. In the meantime the order for
the sending of a division of French
troops to Upper Silesia has been can
celled.
FRENCH INSIST
ON QUICK ACTION
LONDON, July 27. —Just as it appeared
that the breach in Ango-French rela
tions over Upper Silesia had been healed,
anew obstacle arose today. A fresh
disturbance is threatened by the reported
insistence of Premier Briand that the
question of sending allied reinforcements
to Upper Silesia shall be first on the
agenda at the supreme council meeting.
Marquis Curzon, British foreign sec
retary. upon learning of this report,
immediately instructed the British am
bassador at Paris to make Inquiries as
to the truth of the report.
If it is found to be true, England, It
i was declared, “must reconsider her whole
attitude regarding the treatment of
Upper Silesia by the supreme council.’* *
DEPRESSION IN
BUSINESS HITS
THE BLACK BELT,
Craps Game Abandoned on
Indiana Avenue—Police Not
Responsible This Time.
Police court circles have had, recently,
a ppries of visits from Rufe Page, giant
negro political power, who lines up the
votes for the Jewett “good government”
political machine. Not that Page has
been “pinched,” but some of his friends
have hnd bad luck and, therefore, his
calls on the police. Tage was seen talk
ing with Ed “Chip” Lewis, negro road
house keeper, professional bondsman and
political power, yesterday, In the hall
way of the city courtroom.
“There is nothing doing on Senate ave
nue." Tage explained to a newspaper man.
“Lots of the boys are out of work and
there are no craps games under way.
Things are not moving good up there
Just now.’’
The same reports come from the notori
ous Indiana avenue districts At least
four of the negro gambling dives have
been closed recently. It evidently Is not
due to the activity of the police In those
districts, but rather to the fact that the
"husiness depression” has affected tho
craps shooting business.
POLICE MIX IT
WITH LAWYERS
Attorney Ogborn Objects to
Juvenile Court Treatment.
When William H. Ogborn, 2460 North
New Jersiy street, an attorney, mixed
with Police Offlcora Charles Downey and
E. W. Ratcliff this morning. Juvenile
court was thrown into confusion. After
the policemen, who are assigned to the
court as special Investigators, had quieted
Mr. Ogborn, he was taken to the police
station, where he was charged with re
sisting an officer and disorderly conduct
His bond, fixed at $1."0, was signed ty
Sam Farb, a professional bondsman.
According to the police officers they
received a letter signed by H. L. Ogborn
and mailed in Canton. Ga., asking them
to investigate the alleged neglect of *
boy near the New Jersey street address.
In the investigation Policeman Ratcliff
said he interviewed Mrs. Ogborn. This
morning Mr. Ogborn appeared nd
charged that the policeman had misrep
resented tho letter to Mrs. Ogborn.
There was a warm altercation and
finally the battle started.
Fan, Horse, Buggy
Loot for One Night
A thief who wishes to keep cool, broke
the lock off of the side window of a mov
ing picture theater at 513 Indiana av*-
nue, early tdav and carried away an elec
tric fan valued at $lB. Arua Bowman,
manager of the theater, reported the
theft.
James Smith. 1545 North Arsenal ave
nue, told the police Ws barn was broken
into iast night and a horse and buggy
was stolen.
Find Body of Man
in Greencastle Home
Spccla' to The Times.
GREENCASTLE. Ind.. July 27.—Fall
ing to appear after an absence of sev
eral days searchers found the body of
James Cloverdale, 65, In his home In the
south part of the city. Coroner J. E.
McCurry stated Cloverdale had been deaa
several days. Cloverdale lived aloim- and
none of his relatives are kno-®j3>
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