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Main
3500
GAS BUGGIES—
SK"- TDaleL
Parlors 1222 Union St.
PLANNER Hl BL CIIANAN
3:0 North Illinois st.
Funeral directors to th people of Indian
apolis since 1347.
Fhone*—Main 0611-0612. Autn 2S-41-
INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY
George Grinsteiiier
Funeral Director. 622 E. Market.
Old phone Main 0908. New phone 2
J. C. WILSON.
1220 Prospe-rt. Auto. 61-071. Drexel 022.
W. TANARUS, BLASENGYM
1026 Shelby st. Drexel 2570. Anto, 81-114.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—
tVM E. KREIGER.
New Jl-l 54. Main l*6A_ 1102 N. IHlnol*-
OADD—BERT 8. >1 ADD 2130 Prospect W
Phones Drexel 0423.. Automatic 62-2.A
UNDERTAKERS—HISEY A TITUS. 951
North Del Near 2-i44. Matn 3630. _
FEENEY & FEENEY.
Auto. 24-195 1034 N. Illinois. Main 0543.
oIatTTaNP FUNERAL NOTICES.
COUNTS. W. J. D.—Died at the Methodist
hospital. Monday. Aug. S. 1 20 *■ n. Ku
n>-al at the residence 1504 College are.
Wednesday. Aug. 10 at 2 p. m. Friends
Invited Burial private.
F.AN'JE. TDA M—Mother of Mrs William
J. Franke of Cincinnati. 0.. Mra Fred
F.hlert of Detroit. Mirh . and Mrs George
Truaah. Mrs. Minnie M. Dollman. Hugo H,
Henry H and Otto .1- Ranje of Indianap
olis. at hr home. 922 ?. Noble st . Sun
day morning, dug. 7. age 72 years. Fu
neral from residence Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Burial at Crown Hill. Cin
cinnati <Ohio> r*P*f’ pleaae copy.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST —String of amber and pearl beads
beta-eon Denison cafeteria and Indiana
National bank. Monday noon. Reward
Washington 1769. ___
LOST—Brown handbag containing purse
with about 1.0. Identification -card in
closed Reward. Drexel
LOST--* roll of money 19. near Ben
Davt-. IKE LEE. Ben Pavla 1321.
d.OST —Airedale and English bull. 743 N.
California Auto. 25 *5- Re ward.
R O° M& — TO LET
HOTEL PURITAN
< Flr-proof)
Market and New Jersey streets.
Rates: tl to 12.50.
Special weekly ratea cn application.
ROOMS 75c to 31.50.
Special rates by the week and all mod
em conveniences THE OEM STAG
HOTEL. 35 IV. Ohio street.
WASHINGTON. K., 241.:. furnished rooms
for two. with board If desired. Webster
3373. .
FURNISHED room. modern. In private
home 1 cr 2 gentlemen. Circle 6492.
ROOM, private home. *8 50 week; gentle
men or ladles. Randolph 4SQ4.
THREE unfurnished rooms. 1725 W. Mary
land street. Respectable. *
SOUTH st.. 317 E.; nice furnished room,
housekeeping; cheap repL
Modern furnished room.
Webster 8875.
E> =t. 655 N.; furnished modern room.
Gentlemen preferred. Circle 0113.
BROADWAY. VSO Ihrge room In modern
private home. Randolph 7555.
1 THREE unfurnished rooms; no children.
914 Wright street.
LIG H T HQ U s E KEEP ING ROO MS.
MARKET. E- 1413; furnished and unfur
nished modern rooms. Drexel 7113.
LIGHT housekeeping and sleeping rooms;
modern. 104 W, St. Cla)r. Main 5971
BOARD AND ROOMS—TO LET.
ILLINOIS st 2722 N.; mom for two gen
tlemen or business couple. AH conven
iences and home privileges Harrison 3355.
TWENTY -FI P.ST st . W. 127; room and
board, private home; gentlemen.
doiph 1928.
FLATS, APARTMENTS—TO LET.
ROSE COURT APTS.
524 E. Fall Creek bivd.; four rooms
and bath; *72.50.
State Savings and Trust Cos.
Main 45U.
FURNISHED HOUSES AND PLATS.
DORMAN, N.. 404; woman wishes to
share her Mini-modern home to couple;
reasonable.
THREE ROOM furnished apirtment on
ground floor. Circle 7447,
DESK ROOM TO LET
DESK room with desk. Front office.
MATHERS. 34 Union Trust Main 0521.
BUSINESS PLACES—TO LET.
OFFICE space. 18x15H feet, exceptionally
light- and cool, fourth floor. 229 North
Fennsy 1 van la.
DESIRABLE nfllce space. P L. BAILEY.
425-424 Lemcke bidg. Main 1214.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
I Move Household Goods
*2.00 a room. Large truck.
Call Webster 3229.
PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CO
Private locked rooms and open space.
36c per month and up. Local and over
land transfer. We call and give you ex
act prices on any kind of work without
any obligations. 419-23 E. Market street.
Main 2760. Anto. 28-480.
Shank Superior Service
BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE.
TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING.
337 N. New Jersey L
Main 2023. Auto. 31-138.
GUY Storage ca
Cheapest rate In city.
8* W. Henry st. Main 4493.
UNION STATION BAGGAGE CO.
Use the phone Call Main 711*.
DETECTIVES.
Quigley-Hyland Agency
Civil and* Criminal Investigators.
124-523 Law bldg Main 2901
Advertise Your Wants m the Times
MALE, HELP—WANTED.
AUTOMOBILE *al**men. If you *r* c*
pab’e of HOillng automobile*, whether
you have had actual experience or not,
wo want you. We .are selling: one of tk*
leading high-grade six-cylinder cars and
trucks and have a place for producers. Ad
vance seekers need not apply. Give three
references in first letter. Address A No.
1836. Time*.
WANTED
Experienced newspaper
solicitors. A real proposi
tion for live wire salesmen.
Report DAILY TIMES,
Circulation Department.
SALES MANAGER ASSISTANT.
Wo ri*ed * high-grade man to assist as
ueod car sales manager; one who ran de
liver tbo goods and haa a clean sales rec
ord. Prefer man now employed. Must be
a live wire and capable of closing his own
deaia All inquiries 'strictly confidential.
Give references and last two places of em
ployment. Address A Nq, 1801, Time*.
MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY
BARBER COLLEGE. 309 E. Washing
ton st.. Indianapolis, Ind. Circls 0767.
A few French letters wanted read. State
I telephone number and price. Address A
i No. 2344. Times. _______________
I WANTED—RefinUher and repair man on
furniture. Walnut and Pine streets.
SITUATION WANTED—MALE.
PORTER or office cleaning, mornings only.
Caii Webster 406i :
SALESMEN—WANTED.
a
TRUCK SALES MANAGER.
We need the services of a high-grade
i truck man, one who thoroughly knowe his
business and can sell a high grade line **f
truckr of from one to S’* tons capacity.
Must oome well recommended and know
truck business Give reference in first let
ter. Address A Nq. 1192. Times.
SALESMAN to solicit orders for made to
meaaura pant*, two pair* for $10.50;
liberal commission. BAoS TAILORING
i CO., 15 E. Third at.. Cincinnati. O.
FEMALE HELF—WANT ED.
Girls
Between IS and 25 years, who are seeking
permanent employment and whose bomea
are In the city, apply to the
Indiana Bell Telephone Cos.
Room 522. corner New Tork and Meridian.
WANTED—CtrI*. medium height. for
flr.t-class, responsible musical comedy
company; experience unnecessary If appli
cant i* quick to learn and can sing Ap
ply afternoon. 321 Board of Trade building.
I COMPETENT second maid to go to hunt
ing lodge in Canada. references re-
I qulred. Leaving Wednesday evening. Aug.
10. Absolute rsllef from hay fever. Call
Main 8466.
WANTED —Experienced counter and box
girls. PETTIS DAIRY LUNCH. 45>)
Maas. eve.
' lVAN'Tlir>-A waitress. Apply at once.
: Prather hotel, Franklin,,lnd.
SI T U AT' ONWANT ED— FEMALE^
NURSING, general sickness, confinement
cases. Doctox’s reference. With hospi
tal experience. Circle ISM.
RELIABLE middle-aged lady as house
keeper in small family. Address A No.
2334, Times.
BUSI N ESS CHANCES.
CONFECTIONERY and gasoline filling
station pn well established business cor
ner; two lots and modern bungalow and
store room with living room* connected:
all cash trade. Webster 4107. HARRY
TAYLOR, 2344 Sherman drive.
FOR SALE—Harness, shoe and repair
shop, doing a good business in a good
town. The only one of ihe kind in town.
Reason for selling, death of owner. Ad
, dress Lock box 13. Rossdate. Indiana.
FOR EXCHANGE—*IOO,OOO general mer
! chandise; will divide. Write LEAVITT
LAND CO.. Indianapolis, Ind.
! ROOMING HOUSEb. RESTAURANTS.
EASY TERMS. 40 N. DELAWARE.
ROOMING - HOUSE, 5 rooms. for sale.
! cheap. Call at 926 Park ave.
BUSINESS SERVICEB. „
; PAPER HANGING, clean
ing, house painting, at
• 1914 prices. Webster 0512.
ADVERTISING service. I will Insert your
i 25-word advertisement in one hundred
, daily and Sunday newspapers one time for
• sls. Three consecutive insertions *3O.
W. R. WALSH. 51 East Forty-Second st..
New York City.
FEATHERS
Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and
pillows made tc. order. E. F. BURKLE,
416 Mass. ave. Main 1428. New 22-775.
PAPERING 12',~cents a roll. Painting,
latest samples; estimates furnished.
1177 West Twenty-Ninth street or call
Randolph 5755.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
j Sharpened. TCTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana ave.
WANTED, by Science lady, plain sewing.
Phone Circle 4744. Prices reasonable.
CARPENTERING; new and repair work
i of ail kinds. Circle 1499.
HEMSTITCHING. 10c YARD.
MRS. TUTTLE 201 INDIANA AVE.
i ELECTRIC wiring, five room*. sl7. Work
| guaranteed. Randolph 9^24.
INSTRUCTIONS.
GIRLS—To learn hairdressing: complete
course; day and evening courses; reason
able. 3041 N. New Jersey. Randolph 8724.
The best bargains In automobiles are
I listed under Automobiles and Bupptla In
tfeu Times Want Ad columns.
Things to Worry About.
REAL ESTATE FCJR SALE.
2360 N. LASALLE
Five-room bungalow, modern, full base
ment, fin* lot, $4,250; term®.
EASTERN AVE.
f Five-room double, modern, all but fur
nace; can be bought at a bargain.
Call Trueblood.
Reliable Realty Cos.
Circle 7252. 501 City Trust bldg.
Ql ”lC K SALE BARG AIN
Cot targe. Ingram street, six rooms, bath,
small basement, sewer, electric lights, two
low. 80x’50. fruit. $5,000; $l5O will handle.
FOR SALE
IV* aere* on Brill mr*et. 3*4 mil** from
Monument, $1,360; $250 c*h, $lO p*r mo.
(rum Boulden Realty Cos.
Sl( K of F B'dg. Main 4223.
3-ROOM DOUBLE
WEST INDIANAPOLIS.
Netelj decorated outside and Inside.
Electric lights. Renting s2l month.
SSOO CASH OR AUTOMOBILE.
Balance small monthly payment*.
Howard C. Venn.
104 E. Market Nt. _Ma!n 1115 -
BEAUTIFUL brt'k.'horr.e north;
rooms and maid’* ajom: strictly modern,
thoroughly well built for home, larg* liv
ing porch with wonderful view; two
bath*, high-class surrounding* For quick
sale owner will sacrifice. Price $20,000.
i 'all MR. TROY for appointment with
"Th* Firm That Hustle*. ’ 760-3 Bankers
Trust building. Main 1400.
Double, East
Five-room modern all bit furnace; bar-
I gain, caeh or term*. Call Trueblood.
Reliable Realty Cos.
Cft-cte 7263. Evenings, Irvington 2265.
Five-Room Cottage, East
Electric, ligbta and city water, newly
painted and decorated; Si.SOO: S4OO ca-*h,
balance sl6 a month. Mr. McTnteer. with
I. X. Richie & Son.
Main 0520. SO3 Indianapolis bldg
SI X - ROU M cottas* with pantry, electric
lights, sewer drainage, well and cistern
wat*r* in kitchen, Ra* on street; cement
walk*; fruit and shade, lot 40x153; one
square south of West Washington. Bel
mont 1458. Owner.
2360 N. LaSalle
Five-room bungalow, modern, full Lave
ment. $4,250. SSOO cash. ‘ all Trueblood
with Reliable Realty Company. Circle
7262. evening* Irvington 2*68.
six rooms* modern, itorjr and a half
bungalow, garage, 103 Euclid, $8 000.
part cash, balanck like rent. Irvington
! 1705.
IF YOU WANT
to sell yAur r*al estate quick a*k u* about
; our up-to-date auction method.
DAY & DAY.
150S S. Illinois. Phone. Circle 4809
j HOUSE room*. b*rn. well. ct*t*rn in
bouse; gas, electricity. Nice location on
the hill In West Indianapolis. Owner. Call
Belmont 2007
DID YO u s ELL IT T
lr not. try the automobile columns of
The Times Want Ad-
| *even room house Garfield
drive: shown by appointment only. Ad
dress- A No. 2337. Time*.
FIVE ROOM house. 1162 X. Mount st.; by
owner, ‘‘all Belmont 0877.
HOME for • • bv ownar. Call
Irvington 3473.
LOTS FOfi SALE.
‘ GO-FOOT east front lot. Central avenue,
south of Thirty-Eighth boulevard; anap
at $2.G00 SI,OOO rash. MR. TROY,, with
“The Firm That Hustles' 740-2 Bankers
Trust building- Main 1409.
\VK HAVH a few flue building lots near
Fairv tew ; s2€o to S4OO. Terms.
Frank S. Clark & Cos.
226 E. Ohio st. Main 3377. _
LOT tn good residence aectlon. northeast.
near Thirty-Fourth street. 45x132, near
paved street, school and city ear line.
Price >$39G; $lO cash and balance $1 a
week. Call Main 4907.
LARGE, beautiful lota In Wayne park, Just
off W. Washington st., which la being
paved; $1 down. $1 a week. Will take you
out In our automobile at your convenience.
OSCAR LEE. 607 City Trust. Main 0217.
REAL ESTATL—SUBU RBAN,
Two Acres
with gnod four-room house, a few blnck
west of Michigan street car line; small
fruit, truck garden and also accessible for
i subdividing into city lots. A real bargain
at $3,000.00.
R. GRIFFEY CO.
j Main 3076. Evenings. Call Randolph 6367.
SUBURBAN; 2 acre*, unimproved, on E,
Thirty-Fourth street., an improved
street, near srhnol. city car and con
venionces. Priced to *eil quick at th* low
i price of $1,600. Half cash. MR. TROY,
! with “Th* Firm That Hustle*. 7GO-2
j Bank*r Trust bulld! ng. Ma In 1409
NEW' four-room cottage, garage and base
ment; by oxs ner. Stop No. 1, Danville
line* Bargain for cash. Belmont 3491.
REAL ESTATE-SALE OR TRADE.
NINE fiat brick, steam heat; rent $5,370
per year. Price $32,000. Want good,
clear farm. REDMAN. 127 N. Dearborn
st.. Chicago.
FOR EXCHANGE
property, Indiana farms or southern
lands. clear, for merchandise. Write
I LEAVITT LAND CO.. Indianapolis, Ind.
A FAIR trade Is better than a sacrifice
sale. GEO. R. BROWN. 1002 City Trust.
FARMS—-FOR SALE.
BY order of Brown Circuit Court, 120
acres, hill land; good buildings, move
right into. C. W. SPURGEON, com. R. No.
i2. Freetown. Ind.
REAL ESTATE—WANTED.
i WANTED—TO BUY MODERN
OR SEMI-MODERN DOUBLE,
EAST OR SOUTH. CIRCLE
1284. •
■ WANTED —Five-room cottage for colored.
Have SSOO. Call MR. ADAMS. Main
0518. Farmers Trust Cos.
HAVE cash buyers for small semi-mod
erns; SI,OOO to SI,BOO in price. Call J. B.
MORRISON. Harrison 0703.
i CASH FOR EQUITY OR CONTRACT
l FOR REAL KSTATB. MAIN 1115.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
TEAM of horses and mules with harnesa.
14tV-sf Capitol. Drexel 1648.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1921.
AUTOMOBILES FOR BALE.
The Assortment of
the City at Buck’s
Attractive Values
Attractive Prices
Attractive Terras
11 make*. 4 body styles. 2 snd
3-passenger roadsters, 4-passen
ger sport and chummy, 5 and
7-passenger tourings, sedans and
- coupes.
STUDEBAKER REO
ESSEX CHEVROLET
HUPMOBILE OVERLAND
REGAL OAKLAND
MAIBOHM DODGE
INTERSTATE
Visit our tales room inspect oir stock.
DRIVE HOME A BARGAIN.
THE hUCK CO.
309 N. P*nn*ylvanla-
One nrjuire north of pn*toffir*.
Open Evenings
Bargains
Mont of th*** f'ars have b**n repainted,
har* new top* and are In fine condition.
We Finance Our Own Deals.
• No Brokerage,
. Cash —Payments—Tiatle
Ford touring. 1917, new seat ‘'over*,
Ha.wifcr nhock abaorbar*. SIOO down, $5
weekly.
Ford touring, fine ahape. 1918. sllO
down. $5.60 weekly.
Ford epecial *peedt*r, 1920; Rtarter.
torpedo body, 3 to 1 geara; bargain, sl4 5
down. $4 weekly.
Empire touring 45; bargain. $135 down.
$6 weekly.
Inter State tmiring; Rolle-Royce blue;
SIOO down. $8 weekly.
Studebaker roadater. 4-cylinder; barglan.
$145 down. $5 wet-kJy.
Cole % touring. 7-passerger; bargain. $145
down, $0 weekly.
Dodge touring. fine shape, bargain.
$176 down, $6 weekly.
Lexington. 6-pa*a , sportster, snappy;
$145 down, $5 monthly
Overland Country Club, wire wheels,
snappy, $146 down, halauce $5 month.
Indianapolis Auto Parts
and Tire Cos.
613 N. Capitol A vs.
Open evenings end Sundays
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Nash Renewed Cars
ARE GUARANTEED.
We also offer the following
standard used cara all of whloh
are of exceptional value.
Cadillac 4 cylinder.
Patterson touring.
1920 MaxweK touring. y
Reo touring. 4 cylinder.
1920 Hupmoblle roadster.
Cash or terms.
Losey-Nash Retail (Jo.
4‘>t N. Capitol ave.
Mato 4243-4449. Automatic sl-944.
Are You a Mechanic
and Honest ?
We ha\* several used car* that require
little work to put them In good running
condition. A email down payment will
secure one and the balance ran be paid
In small weekly payment*. Here 1* a
chance to own a tar, tlx It up at spare
times and then sell it at a profit. Come
in and see.
824 X. MERIDIAN f*T.
COAL DEALERS
ATTENTION
Will exchange Marraon truck for
15 tpns furnaco coal.
MR. PETERSON.
Circle 7261. ,Maln 1808.
1919 MAXWELL touring car. In good con
dition. will sell at once for $275. 25 S.
West street.
OVERLAND roadster, $22.j; S3O do.vn,
New tires. 2343 N. Capitol avenue. Har
rison
COLUMBIA 6 automobiles. ARTHUR
DIETZ COMPANY, distributors. *B4 K.
Market street. Main 6716. \
FORD 6-pas*.. 1917 model; *75 do.tn. Hr
rison 0755. 2343 N. Capitol ave.
1920*HUPMOBILE touring; like now. 2*b
N. Pennsylvania st. Main _224*-
AUTOMOBILES—WANT tp.
AUTOS WANTED
I. Wolf Auto Cos.
619 N. Illinois St. Main 1679. Anto. *-n4
AUTOS WANTED
Largest used car dealers in state
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS.
*l4 N. Capitol. Open svenlnga
AUTOS wanted. WEISSMAN’S 212-14 Hi
New York treet. Main 4446.
TRUCKS^FO R SALE J"
TRUCKS
Autocar chassis with
cab. Used, but rebuilt in our own
shops. To be sold with regular
1-year Autocar guarantee.
1 1 /£-Ton Diamond “T’ ; chassis.
Used* but 40 days. Will sell with
guarantee as if new. Bargain
price.
' Ford truck with new body and
cab in splendid condition.
Studebaker Speed truck with
panel body, electric lights aijd
starter. Will make an excellent
delivery unit.
THE BUCK CO.
313 N. Penn. St
Distributors of Autocar Trucks.
Main 0308. Auto. 24-37 L
AUTO REPAIRS AND BUPPHE
TO THE PUBLIC
The best equipped
and up-to-date p a int
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 whcn*you
contemplate li av in g
your motor vehicle
painted ?
Local Branch
NOR DYKE & MARMON
COMPANY
Eleventh and Meridian
Streets.
Phone Main 1884.
Indianapolis, Ind.
FOR SALE
Tlrts— Barg aln for any car own*r.
10x8, $; 90. 31x4, $10.40; 34x4. $12.40.
Fvary xix* In this *ale.
MASTER PRODUCTION CORPORATION.
19 Whim Bldg.
MR. JACK K. PARKER.
Home Auto Repair Man. *
Let nje repair your tar in your
ovsn garage. Larg or email car*.
Work Guaranteed. References.
Phone. Circle 0611.
AUTO VY ASHI NO
Our (pactalty. 444 North Illinois
_S & S Auto Laundry
qTORCyCLES AND BICYCLE3.
Now la the time to have your motor
cycle overhauled and re-enameled.
ERNEST HUGHES CO.
634 36 Mass Ave. Main 6404.
CAftH paid for all kind* of motorcyctsa.
FLOYD PETERMAN. 509 Uax.-utchuxetu
avnua.
TWO Harley-Davtdon motorcycle*; bar
gain *6O each. 1606 E. Nineteenth t.
MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE.
IM MM, TOILS,
l!M, ETC.
See Mr. Lloyd, rear of Bixby factory.
West Morris arid Belt R. K. No tele
phone orders; no deliveries.
BEDFORD STONE AND
CONSTRUCTION CO. \
Walk 2 squares and
save a dollar on | \
your trousers at I I
, THE PA NTS STORE CO. I I
\ Two Btorea l 1/
Bl 48 W.’Ohlo St.
j" 118 E. Ohio St “ *
Quit wearing ready-made ev,
PANTS $ S
We make them to your
measure for Cl }/
LEON TAILORING CO.
181 E. New York at. Upstair*.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS VT I OW
PRICKS. HIGH-GRADE USED ANT)
SECOND HAND MACHINES; BARGAINS
IN AI.I, THE LEADING MAKES. CASH
OR PAYMENTS; AIT, MACHINES SOLD
ARE GUARANTEED. CLARK TYPE
WRITER SHOP, 18 WEST MARKET ST.
UPSTAIRS. PHONE MAIN 2686.
Good nbber tired Invalid
chairs for rent, *3.60 a month;
n o chart* for delivery. Baker
ODDS and ends tn grocery fixtures. Meat
boxes. Ice boxes, restaurant tables and
chairs, counters and show cases. BAKER
BROS.
LADY’S fall suit, dark blue serge, lined
with silk, beautifully trimmed. WiU sac
rifice for quick sale. Webster 6891,
NATURAL muekrat. 36-inch coat, shawl
collar, large cuffs; splendid condi
tion; wonderful valuer SIOO. Circle 8136.
NOTlCE—Concessionaires. 2 Philadelphia
juice bowls and cooking outfit. Call 44&
Pennsylvania. Phone Circle 4817.
COMPLETE t ldlng outfit: A-l condition.
730 S. Noble. Drexel 2847.
BABY walker: practically new; reasonable.
Auto. 43-217.
OLIVER typewriter No. 9. slightly used;
cost SIOO. Will sell cheap. Circle 1861.
BEAUTIFUL Eagle charm. Call Webster
1684,
GENZIE belting, 200 feet, and other belts
for sale, 631 E. Washington. Main 8977.
Auto.
28-351
lva ■Rpplr (Copyright, 1921, by
Dy XjcUK New Erg Features)
PERSONALS.
FAIRMONT MATERNITY.HOSPITAL for
confinement, private; prices reasonable
may work for board, babies adopted, write
for booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG. 4911 E.
Twenty-Seventh st., Kansas City, Mo.
ABSOLUTELY reliable and confidential de
tective work performed. reasonable rates.
O'Neil Secret Service. 25W. Wash.
Cl. 6*56. Night phone Ra. 6785 and Ra. 8069.
PlLES—Fistula. Assures, ulceration, bleed
ing, Itching* cured at home Write for
free trial treatment. 8. TARNEY. Auburn.
Ir.d.
MM E J J. BROOKS ~
announces to her beauty patrons that she
Is now located at 1744 N. 711. Ran. 48*7.
MISCE L LANEOUS—wX NT EU.
GOOD sound yellow ear
corn wanted at the stock
yards. Main 0196.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
GO TO BAKER BROS, for furnlt ur*, rug:*
and stove*. Payments 219-225 East
Washington street
; FIX ro'niH of household good*, all now,
j city. Circle €419.
| FI'I;NITT RK for *al nt 671 N. Highland
j a\*. Webster 7946.
FOR SALE Two-tub plertrlr washer, ga*
range, tc* box. W ebster 74 94.
31 yyixq jmaphiwe*t for salet
USED
Whate and Sanger
Rented *3 per |S (q)
kj >?) ijjr month. Repairs —' V <
and parts for all [Q j
make* guaranteed v. J
313 Maes, Ave Main feud.
COAL AND WOOD FOR BALE.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPHztC.
Best Ind. or Linton, clean forked $7.00
■lllinois lump, large clean forked.... 57.50
Best Brazil block, large forked 15.50
Try pur Pocahontas, nono better.
Delivered anywhere in Hie city Free
kindling with each toi. ordered or more.
Drexel 3240. _ _ Auto. 62-244.
PETS TOC ANDPO UL T R VV~ *
■- HOMES v-anted for hea!il:j| homeless deg*.
INDIANAPOLIS HUMF-HI SOCIETY.
Cllyjlog pound 924JE. N. Y. Main 0373.
MUSKeAL INSTRUMENTS.
Auto Plavor Piano
;In mahogany r*ss, big bargain at $309.
%
U. L. Lennox Piano Cos.
16 N. Merldfkn st.
FOR SALE Dandy upriglit piano. Kent,
sell or trade. Services accepted for part
payment Randolph 3145.
t RECORDS; good records of any make you
do*lre, 40c. BAKER BROS., 2!* East
, Waahlngton.
I PLAYER” PIANO, 88-nota; like new; 56
j rol.s, cheap. Belmont 1417.
WONDER
| CONCRETE MIXERS
Nus ced.
BURL FINCH.
314 W. Maryland St.
FINANCIAL.
VWVVVVbVW
PERSONAL LOANS
$lO TO S3OO
Thl* office la operated under the *uper
vision of the State of Indiana and wan oe
taWisheri for the purpose of providing a
place where honest iteople oan borrow
any amount from $lO to S3OO without
paying more than the legal rate of in
ters*. or without being Imposed upon In
aay way.
It Is only necessary that you are keep
ing house and permanently located.
NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED
Wo do not notify your employer,
neither do we make Inquiries of your
friends, relatives or trades peopla.
You can have all time necessary for
repayment and pay Only for the actual
time you keep the money. Call and tet
UH explain. No charge unless you bor
rpvy Loan* with other companies paid
bff ind more money advanced at legal
rateu.
IF IN A HURRY PHONE MAIN
2923 OR AUTO. 22-460.
SECURITY MORTGAGE
LOAN CO.
Room* 206-7-9 Indiana Trust Bldg.
U3 E. Washington St. Corner _ Ata
WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAL
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. W 1
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS.
MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS
LISTED AND UNLISTED.
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK K. SAWYER. Pres.
Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg
S iulh..t corner Delaware end Market
WHO would be willing to finance farm for
me realizing 40 to 50 per cent on invest
ment. Phone Drexel 3442, or address A
No. 23)3. Time*.
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. AUBRFY O. PORTER
986 Lemcke bldg.
CONVERSE GROCER BANKRUPT.
Thomas E. Wilson, retail grocer, ot
j Converse. Inil., filed qj petition in bank
i ruptcy in Federal Court today. He
: scheduled liabilities of *4,021.47 and as
sets of *1,973.
JAP EXPLOSION DEADLY.
TOKIO, Aug. 9 An explosion In the
Hinoshlrna artilllery magaitne 1s re
ported to have kllieci or Injured more
than two thousand persons.
Wabash Man Wants
Lou and ‘Gerry’ to
Return Lost Pants
Special to The Times.
WABASH, Ind., Aug. B.—Harry B.
Hutchens of Wabash has written to
Lou Tellegen and "Gerry” Farrar
that he wants his pants back. Hup-h
---ens read In press dispatches that
Geraldtna had it In mind to send Lou
bis clothes "if ho’d leave HTs ad
dress.”
This incident In the famous Telle
gen-Farrar divorce and "lockout”
episode recalled to Hutchens that a
year ago while Tellegen wsis playing
In "Blind Youth,” the show struct an
"off week” and the star and his lead
ing man loafed a few days at Silver
Lake.
While fishing their boat oapslsed
and Hutchens invited them to his cot
tage and supplied them with cloth
ing. That was the last be saw of
the garments, Hutchens said, and now
he wants hig pants back.
BUILDING COSTS
CUT SHARPLY
Local Firm Announces Drop
in Prices.
A substantial decrease In the price to
contractors of certain building materials
was announced today by the Indianapolis
Mortar & Fuel Company, the new prices
effective yesterday.
The new prices follow: Lime, finishing,
hydrated, per bag, HO cents; lime, masons
hydrated, per bag, 42 cents; Portland
cement in paper, per hag. So cents; Port
land cement, in cloth, 80 cents; wall
plaster, sanded, In cloth, 00 cents, wail
plaster, neat. In. paper, 85 cents; sewer
pipe, 4 inch, per foot, 16>4 cents; sewer
pipe, 6 inch per foot, 24% cents; sewer
pipe, 8 Inch, per foot, 38}a cents; flue
lining, 8 Inches by 8 Inches, per foot,
06 cents; flue lining, 8 inches by 12 Inches
per foot, 89 cents; flue lining, 12 inches
by 12 Inches, per foot, *1.27.
Tho priceis which were In effect .Tan.
1 for the same materials follow: Lime,
finishing, hydrated per bag. 62 cents;
lime, masons liydrated, per bag. 55
cents; Portland cement in paper, per
bag, $1.05; Portland cement. In cloth,
per bag, *1.25; wall plaster, sanded in
cloth, per bag, 75 cents; wall plaster,
nnt, In paper, per bag, 93 cents; sewer
pipe. 4 inch, per foot 19 cents; sewer
pipe. 6 Inch, per foot. 2S cents: sewer
pipe, 6 inch, per foot. 44 cents, flue lin
ing. 8 Inches by 8 inches per foot 75
cents; flue lining, 8 Inches by 12 inches,
per foot, *1.10; flue lining, 12 inches by
12 inches, per foot, *1.50.
It was’ explained that these prices In
clude delivery to the Job. withiu the city
limits; that there is a 5 per cent dis
count for cash, and that it has been sev
eral years since the contractors of the
city were able to purthase these materials
at these prices.
ARMOUR MANAGER
IS UNDER ARREST
Charged With Conspiring to
Embezzle SIOO,OOO.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 9 —For em*
bezzling funds which it wn* stated, would
amount to upward of *IOO,OOO, C Gordon
Blalock, manager of the w holesale meat
department of Armours At Company, here,
was arrested Today. ” A checker and a
driver, alleged to have operated with
Blalock also wero arrester!.
Blalock, it is charged, disposed of meat
through his two agents and destroyed
The sales records. His operations extend
over the period of a year, Armour offi
cials stated.
HARDING SIGNS
THE SWEET BILL
Names Forbes Director of New
Veteran’s Bureau.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9—President
Harding today signed the Sw-ect bill,
which consolidated all soldier relief work
by the Government in one bureau.
Immediately afler the signing of the
bill the President named Charles It.
Forbes as director of the Veterans'
Bureau, the new institution created by
,the bilL Forbes is at present director
of the Bureau of War Risks Insur
ance.
BISHOP MADE ARCHBISHOP.
HOME, Aug. 9.—Bishop Michael J.
Curley of St. Augustine, Fla., has been
appointed Archbishop of Baltimore, it
was announced at the Vatican today. The
appointment of the Rev. Father Stritch
to be Bishop of Toledo was announced
also.
She Doesn’t Care
Miss Thelm-a
& C
Thelma Milter of Los Angeles thinks
that men have worn trousers long
enough. She uoesn't see why worflcn
should be hampered by skirts, no’'matter
how short. For this reason she has
started something in the eity on the
Pacific coast by wearing black silk
knickers.
BANK AGAINST \
DISCOUNT CUT
Federal Reserve of Minne
apolis Needs Money to
I\love Crops.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 9.—Directors of
the Ninth Federal Reserve Bank have
decided against a reduction of discount
rates at this time.
"We owe other reserve banks between
510,000,000 and *11,000.000 at the present
time,” R. A. Young, governor of the bank
ssid *eday. "If we paid off this in
debtedness. our reserve position would
bo only about 25 per cent. The law re
quires us to keep v ll around 40 per cent.
"Until there is some liquidation in ths
Northwest it will lie impossible for this
bank to reduce tho discount rate below
O'. per cent. Some of the other bank*
with a better reserve position have re
duced rates. We have been in debt for
about sixteen months and there is som*
prospect that we will have to go further
in debt to help move the present crop
"lf the crop Is moved in an ordcrlir
manner there should be practically com
plete liquidation this falf and by Dec.
31 we should be in a position to take
further action.”
The directors decided Monday against
reducing discount rates now.
ADDS 181 ACRES
TO TURKEY RUN
* ——
Stale Acquires Timber Land
Adjoining Park.
Following several years of Htigation,
the State of Indiana, through Ihe depart
ment of conservation, today acquired 181
acres of virgin timber land adjacent to
Turkey Run State Park, in Parke Coun
ty, which will be made a part of the
State reservation. Tho land was pur
chased from the Iloosier Veneer Com
pany, at a cost of *9,783.40.
This price was placed on ihe land by
the Circuit Court in Parke County, fol
lowing many efforts of the department
of conservation to have a walue placed on
it. Efforts of the department to acquire
the land date back to 1919, when at
tempts were made to purchase the land
in order to Bare the timber,
When no agreement could be made a#
to price, the matter was placed In ths
hands of the court for an appraisal and
the Governor today approved the price
fixed by the court and the transaction
was completed.
With the acquisition of the new terri
tory, the Turkey Run State Park now
consists of 470 acres and is valued, with
improvements and equipment, at approxi
mately *IOO-000. The department of con
servation, through the division of lands
and waters, headed by Alfred G. Sauers.
Is now engaged in the laying out of a
road through the new tract and with the
completion of a large trestle which Is to
be constructed over the lowlands, it will
be opened to the public. Anew entrance
to the park also will be opened, accord
ing to Richard Lieber, director of th
conservation department.
4 PERSONS HURT,
3 ARRESTED IN 6
CITY ACCIDENTS
(Continued From Page One.)
bound street car, witnesses said. The
automobile struck the motorcycle and
dragged it and Day onto the sidewalk in
front of a drug store. *
Mrs. Mary Hulse, 2169 North Capitol
avenue, was night when sho
was struck by an automobile while she
was crossing the street. In front of her
home Charles Hunt, 20, 2872 North
Capitol avenue, driver of the automobile
was arrested on charges of assault and
battery and speeding. Mrs. Hulse Vas
carried to the residence of Ira Holmes.
2164 North Capitol avenue, and later
taken home. Mrs. Hulse suffered a deep
scalp wound and a fractured rib. She
was bruised and crushed about the body.
The automobile driven by Hunt Is
owned by ihe Mever Kiser Bank, where
he is employed In the automobile at
the time of the accident were William
Hoening. 3107 Northwestern avenue, and
Marguerite Fountain, 332 West Twenty-
Ninth street. Mrs. John Hudson, 1010
Bel’efontaine street, was the only witness
of the accident who was not in the au
tomobile. She told the police- Ihe auto
mobile was going at a high rate of speed.
ARREST AVTOIST
AFTER, A CHASE.
A man giving his name as Thomas
Dicks. 2P, 1014 North Delaware street,
was arrested following chase after an
accident in which his automobile struck
and damaged an automobile and is be
lieved to have hit a woman. Motor I’o
lfeemnn Mueller arrested Dicks on
charges of operating a motor vehicle
while under the influence of liquor and
failing to stop after an accident.
Dicks' automobile struck a Worm
Packing Company truck parked in front
of 1146 Sputh West street. His auto re
bounded and he drove north on West
street. Motor Policeman Harms and
Owens started after him. The police
learned that a few minutes before he had
struck tiie truck he had hit a woman
whose identity was not learned. Motor
Policeman Mueller caught Dicks at In
diana avenue and Fall Creek. Dicks, po
lice say. attempted to, escape by jump
ing from the automobile while en route
to police headquarters. He was caught
after another chase near the Jail.
O. L. Webb, 1920 North Meridian
street, a contractor, had a narrow escape
from serious injury when bis automobile
was struck by a tire department pumper
a Nineteenth street and Broadway,
Racil Williams, 1901 Cornell avenue, was
the driver of the pumper. The pumper
was damaged slightly, hut Webb’s auto
mobile was badly damaged. The rear
wheel was torn off and the fenders and
springs broken.' Webb was uninjured.
WOMAN INJURED
AS WAGON UPSETS.
May Ford, 1409 Jones street, suffered a
broken leg when 'a wagon In which she
was riding turned over when the horse
became unmanageable. The accident oc
curred near her home. Jessie Logan liv
ing nt the Jones street address was the
driver of the horse, but was uninjured.
Mrs. Ford was taken to rbo city hospital.
Mable Kessler, 2, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ora Kessler, 1609 West. Market
street, today appeared little the worse
for having been run over by a passenger
train. The Peoria & Eastern Railroad
Is near her home. Last nlgnt she wan
dered onto the tracks. The child fell
beneath the train and the flrsf that her
father knew of the accident was when
he saw the train 6top the conduc
tor pick up the child and start to carry
her to the house. The father met the
conductor aud took the child home. A
physician was called. Mable had a cut
on tho left leg and on Ihe head. She was
scratched snd bruised ; but not seriously
Injured. The train was gone when Ser
geant Sheehan- and the police emergency
reached the Kessler home and no person
knew which train ran over the child ex
cept that It was an east bound passenger
train.
Green to Be Worn at
Turner Park Sunday
The annual picnic of Indi in.tpoils c t-
Izens of Irish descent or birth will te
gievn at Turner Park Sunday. 1 There
will be a number of speakers nrtording
to an announcement of the comiuiilee
In charge.
The committee consists of U. J. Fisher,
J. B. Deery, N. J. Carroll, E. .T. Cabs
lane. W. H. Foley, S. T. Leonard. H. J.
Gailoway, Mort 0 Leary, Will Feeney
and Tatrick Joyce
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