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Main
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
WixCcL, f™
Parlors 1222 Union St.
“FLANNEK & BUCHANAN
320 North Illinois at.
Funeral directors to th people of Indian
apolis since 1807.
Phones—Main 0041-0642. Auto. 22-641.
INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY
George Grinsteiner
Funeral Director, 522 E. Market.
Old pi.one Main #9o*. New phone 27-209
J. C. WILSON
1230 Prospect. Auto. 61-671. Drexel 0322
W7T. BLASENGYM
1625 Shelby st. Jsrexel 2570. Aoio. M-tl*.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—
WM. E. KREIGER.
New 21-154 Main 146 V 1 402 N. Illinois.
GADI>—BURT S. GADD. 213# Prospect st.
Phones: Drexel ©422. Automstic £2-279.
UNDERTAKERS—HISEY A TITUS. #sl
North Del. New 26-5*4. Main *630.
FEENEY & FEENEY.
1034 N. Illinois. Main 0943.
)EATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.
MEG EL. MRS REGINA—Died at the
home of her daughter. Mr*. Math.
Johannes, 322 E. Minnesota street. Satur
day morning at 3 at the age of 89
years 11 months and 13 days. Funeral
services from the home Tuesday morning
at 8 SO and from Sacred Heart Church at
9 Burial will he in St. Joseph cemetery.
The deceased was a member of the Third
Order and the Christian Mothers' Society
and is survived by seven sons, four daugh
ters and one sister living and one son
dead. Friends tnvited.
CHURCH NOTICES.
PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST fHI'RCH.
WILLIAM E HART of Kansas City. Mo.,
renowned spiritualist medium, will give
his famous materialization manifestation
and independent writing in the light at the
Odeon Hall of the Metropolitan School of
Music. Monday evening. Aug 29. beginning
promptly at 3 o'clock. Mr. Hart is one of
the greatest mediums in the United States
and i9 famously known for giving genuine
Spirit manifestations and has been giving
such phenoma! demonstration in the audi
torium at Camp • hesterfteld during Its re
cent meetings. The materialization will j
be preceded by a lecture from Dr. A. J.
Kemper. The services will be under the
auspices of the Progressive Spiritualist
Church. The Ladies’ Aid will meet Tues
day at 2 p. m. ar the Red Men's hall, cor
ner North and Pennsylvania streets. Mes
sages will he given by those present. Pub
lic invited and made welcome. j
Oriental Spiritualist Church
Will hold regular Sunday evening services.
mi, Circle, second floor Morrison Hall.
by Mrs. Compton White. Mes-
Fsen given by Mr. D. H. Smith anti
others. Come and brin? your friends.
George Avery, president.
FIF.ST CHURCH OK CHRIST SCIENTIST
Meridian at Twentieth Sts.
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 4 p. ra.
Sunday school at 11 a. m. Wednesday
•vening testimonial meeting at 6 o'clock.
Reading rooms in the church edifice are
open week days from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENT
IST — Delaware and Twelfth streets.
Holding services temporarly in the Ma
sonic Temple, corner of Illinois and North
streets. Sunday services (morning only) |
at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 9 a m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting
at * o'clock. Reading room. •'•11 odd :
Fel o> building, open daily from 9 a. in.
to 9 p. m. except Wednesday, when closed
at 7:15 p. ni., and Sunday, wnen open
from 2 to 5 p. m.
THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
—3350 Washington blvd. Sunday serv
ices 11 a. m. And * p. m. Sunday school.
#ls a. m. Wednesday evening, testimon
ial meeting at S o'clock. Reading room at
205 E. Slth st., open daily from 10 a. m.
to 9 p. m.. except Wednesday, when closed
at 7:39 p m.
" lost and found.
LOST —One tail light of auto between in
tersection of McCarty and South Merid
ian or between McCarty and Bluff road in
tersection on S. Meridian; probably found
In middle of street or close to curbing.
Drexel 0169 MR. O'CONNER.
LOST—Tie pin with gold nugget head.
either in Broad Ripple park or car or
between College and Central avenue on
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Re
wjerd. Irvington 1596 or 514 N. Bancroft.
LOST—Small velvet purse with pearl ring
Inside; Belmont 4145. Reward.
PERSONALS.
Fairmont maternity hospital for
confinement, private: prices reasonable*
may work for board, babies adopted, write
lor booklet. MRS. T. B LONG. 4*ll E.
Twenty-Seventh st.. Kansas City. Mo.
MMET“jrj. BROOKS
announces to her beauty patrons that she
is now located at 1744 N. 111. Ran. 4997.
HOUSES—TO LET.
SIX-ROOM modern double, adults only.
Call Webster 8975. One-half block from
car line.
BIX rooms and bath; half of double;
downtown. Address A No. 2352. Times
FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS.
WILL SHARE 8-room modern home, fur
nished; adults only; reference. Ran.
6151.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
I Move Household Goods
*2.00 a room. Large truck.
Call Webster 122*.
PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CO.
Private locked rooms and open space.
25c per month and up. Local and over
land transfer. We cai! and give you ex
act prices on any kind of work without
any obligations. 419-2* E. Market street.
Main 2750. Auto. 23 690
Shank Superior Service *
BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE.
TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING.
227 N. New Jersey st.
Main 202* Auto. *l-12*.
btl Storage Cos.
Cheapest rate In city.
*6 W. Henry st. Main 4*.
UNION STATION BAGGAGE CO.
Use the phone Call Main 711*
ROOMS—TO LET.
HOTEL PURITAN
(Fire-proof)
Market and New' Jersey streets.
Rates: SI to 12.50.
Special weekly rates on application.
507 N. Delaware. Clean, comfortable
room*. Private bath. Hot and cold water
in each room; modern price by day, week
or month; steam heat. Circle 6463.
ROOMS 7 be to %1.59.
Special rates by the week and all mod
em conveniences. THE GEM STAG
HOTEL. 35 W. Ohio street.
FRONT room, private residence, one-half
square from Illinois car line on Twenty-
Firat street; breakfast; gentleman pre
ferred. Randolph 5828.
PENNSYLVANIA ST.. 2142; large, mod
ern, newly decorated, reasonable. Ran
dolph 5622. Warm and comfortable
throughout the winter.
DELAWARE. 3030 N.: furnished room for
gentleman; reasonable; nice location.
Randloph 2191.
BROADWAY north of creek; pleaaant
room; modern. Board if desired. Ran
dolph 1545.
FeNNSYLVANIA !ST.. 2142; large modern.
newly decorated, reasonable. Randolph
6622.
CHEERFUL, newly decorated single or
double. 826 N. Aalabama. Circle 8275.
FURNISHED room In modern home; suit
able for 2 ladle*. Randolph 0938.
MARKET st.. 628 E . modern, furnished
rroms. |2 per week and up.
ONE or two middle-aged men to share my
home. Belmont 4806.
ROOM S—W ANTED.
WANTED—By gentleman. unfurnished
room, south side, south from Mc
■Hv sod west from Meridian Address
Left a Times Want Ad Get You Results
GAS BUGGIES—
'K, „ ME! I, —\ WEtfFNT MAPE FOP SPEEPIN6 IHERE 5 ONE <?F 3HOULP GET A GCCX) SPHL j . isl lllMhMjMffl'
aJP sp vwsss&'t&m? toy wswsaJ
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED BOYS
WANTED—Boys not over 14 years old to
carry Times routes In central part of
city; boys who want to make good money
call and" see Mr Moorehead any afternoon
at Times office after 2 o'clock.
WANTED
Experienced solicitors in city. Can make
from 15 to 88 per day. Apply Cir. Mgr..
Daily Times
MAN to work this city reflnishing chsn
dellers. brass beds, automobiles by new
method; *lO daily without capital or ex
perlence. Write GUNMETAL CO.. 97 Elm.
Decatur. 111.
i WANTED —Five mn to demonstrate and
sell LUSTRE BRITE. anew reflnishing
process for furniture, woodwork and auto
mobiles. 31 West Ohio. Room 20 3.
~ SALESMEN—WANTED.
Automobile Salesman
One who can sell eeoond-hand
Ford and Dodg* care. Good ealary.
Permanent position. Travel for
large finance company. Only *'live
wtre** ne**d apply. Address A No.
1807, Times.
sales agents and solicitors
WANTED- -Stipulated territory. start
at once, hardware guarant*d. enormous
demand. a clean-cut Vrp^**ltion. sell di
rect; commission, drawer L. Erie. I’a.
SALESMEN railing on dealers, jobbers.
auto accessory and vulva nixing shops.
Write for particulars. Side or main line.
VIRGINIA - CAROLINA RUBBER CO.
Richmond. Va.
57 MILES per gallon made with pat
ented gasoline vaporizer. Write for
particulars. STRANSKY VAPORIZER Ok
Pukwana. South Dakota.
AG E NTS— W ANT ED.
SALES AGENTS—Make 83.000 to $5 000 a
year. We want exclusive territory,
agents to sell Creeco Guaranteed Rain
coats, Waterproof Aprons and Utility
Bags. Outfit free. \S e deliver and col
lect. IMPROVED MFG. CO. Dept, 155.
Ashland. Ohio.
AGENTS, ere w managers, sell Kverplay
phon*>#rrrtph needle; plays 25.008 rec
ords. profit; retails SI.OO, sample
60c; circular free, county distributors
wanted CENTRAL SPECIALTY CO.. 1320
W. Seventy-Third place, Chicago. 111. _
AGENTS—9Oc an hour to advertise and
distribute samples to consumer. Write
quick for territory and particulars. AL
BERT MILLS gen mgr., 4695 American
bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio.
FEMALE HELP WANTED,
Girls
Between 18 and 25 year*, who are seeking
permanent employment and whose homes
are in the city apply to the
Indiana Bell Telephone Cos.
Room 822. corner New York and Meridian.
WANTED —Competent white rook "ver 30
sl2: email family: no waehing. city ref
erences requlr-d. lrvingron 0251. Do not
call between 2 and 5 p m.
RELIABLE white woman for cleaning In
restaurant: 5:30 p. in. to 12 a. m. 11*
South Illinois. .
RELIABLE woman wanted to take care
of two children. WALTER BAKER.
405 Arbor,
WANTED —Experienced rage sorter. 23S
W. Pearl street. Permanent position.
SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE.
REFINED, middle-aged lady would like
place taking care of buslnesa phone ca Is,
preferably In real estate office: thoroughly
experienced In listing, talking ami show
ing real esate. Harrison 0*75.
YOUNG man. married, desires work. Will
ing to do any kind of work In or out of
city. Address A No. 2349. Times.
AS HOUSEKEEPER - In Catholic family;
beet of references. Drexel 5041.
LAUNDRY neatly done If brought to the
house. Webster 2642.
INSTRUCTIONS.
MEN WANTED.
THE MARINE UNIVERSITY wants to
get in touch with men who are anxious to
become DECK OFFICERS in the
MERCHANT MARINE SERVICE. COAST
GUARD, U. S. NAVY.
To these men we can offer a complete
course tn navigation. seamanship. etc.,
which will enable them to pass the re
quired examinations for these positions.
Our HOME STUDY PLAN Is the best In
the world. This preparation will take four
to six months. Salaries after the course 1*
completed run from *175 to *4OO per montn
and all expenses.
THIS SCHOOL HAS NEVER YET
FAILED TO SECURE A GRADUATE A
POSITION.
THE MARINE UNIVERSITY.
Nautical School.
St. Paul. Minn.
MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY
BARBER COLLEGE. 309 E Washing
ton st.. Indianapolis, Ind. Circle 0757.
LICHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
ASHLAND. 2114; one two or three large.
clean room*, modern. Randolph 0979.
TWO furnished rooms and kitchenette for
light housekeeping Belmont 4 15'b
BOARD AND ROOMS—TO LET.
BOARD and room; private family; front
room adjoining bath; gentleman. Ran
TWENTY-FIRST ST., room and board;
private family; gentleman. Randolph
192*. __
ARSENAL. N.. 1107 furnished room with
board. Webster 6861.
business services.
FEATHERS
Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and
plllowa made to order E. F. BURKLE.
41* Mass. ave. Main 1421. Nsw 21-775.
SAFETY KAZOR “BLADES ”
Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana ave.
PLAIN sewing done; reasonable. Call Web
ster I**B
HAIR CUT 25c at MOUDY'S. 560 Mass.
xvi.
HEMSTITCHING. 10c YARD.
MRS. TUTTLE 201 INDIANA AVE.
WWY WORRY 7
REAu ESTATE—FOREALE.
3-ROOM DOUBLE
WEST INDIANAPOLIS.
Newly decorated inside and out, electric
light*, renting $24 month.
SSOO CASH. OR AUTOMOBILE,
Balance small monthly payments.
H. C. VENN
108 E Market at Main 1115
IRVINGTON
Five-mom modern. two-story houne.
bath, furnace, garage and electric lights.
Ijot 40 by 140. in good condition. Price
$5,500, $2,500 cash will handle.
CRUM & BOULDEN
Realty Cos.
217 K. of P. Bldg. Main 4233.
NEAR COLLEGE CAR
Located close in; six rooms and bath,
full size lot; 1n good repair; Just painted.
PRICE. $3,150
Easy terms.
Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors
123 E. Market at.
7-ROO M “MODERN
1100 block on Tuxedo. In good repair
outside anil in. Lot 40x156. garage. Price
*4 900. This la a good home
BEN M. CLOUD.
72* K. of P. Bldg
Office 0657. Rea , Harrison 2282.
MODERN BUNGALOW
Five rooms and bath, new, located on
I Fairvlew park car line
PRICE, $4,850
Knsy terms.
Duplcp & Holtegel, Realtors
i 122 E. Market st.
IF YOU WANT
to sell your real estate quick ask ua about
our up-to-date auction method.
DAY & DAY.
160V4 8. Illinois. Phone. Clrcla 4909.
TWO fine modern doubles, east; modern
doubles north, all kinds of properties
south, cash or payments. Five-room bun*
alow, southeast. S6OO cash. A beautiful
modern. 6 room.*, near Union stieet. Call
Drexel 6184. _
SIX-ROOM cottage. N Rural; ready to
move into, price $3,000.
Six-room cottage and 2 lots. 3000
K. New York .Mr Conerty. FIDELITY
TRUST CO. Main <614. Evenings C. Till
FOR SALE--Bix-room hou.*e with barn.
light*, well, cletern and fruit. Imme
diate posaeeaion $2,100. term*. Owner.
200$ Catherine street. Brlghtwood car line
| CORNELIUS ave. 1128 sis rooms i Ml
ern. garage. $3 800. $2,000 cash. THE
SOUTHERN LUMBER CO.
,41:2 CORNELIUS AVB Six rooms, mod
ern. garage. $3,800. $2,000 cash. THE
1 SOUTHERN LUMBER CO
six ROOM modern bungalow, hardwood
floor, oak finish. 1365 N. Gale. By
ow ner.
! TWO lots cottage, barn different kinds of
fruit. 4541 Ralston. Wash. 337 V
ST ATX--S, U B U R B
TWO and one-half and 5 acre tracts, east
of Irvington. Sold on easy payments.
\V. H COOPER & CO.
Phone evenings. Webster 5774.
rOR SALE—-Two aerea, stop 4% North
western; 4-room bungalow; electric
; lights, garage, chicken park. Randolph
4194.
NEW 6-room bungalow. 3 lota, garage;
near .Stop 5, Lafayette lnterurban, $2,650.
$350 down.
LOT9 SALE.
; FOR SALE—Only one lot left on Hervey
•treet near Garfield Park for such a low
price. Hewer. water. ga*. sidewalks,
i curbing in and paid for. Uaah or eae;
terms. Call MR. DEAN. Main 6261. Mon
j day.
LARGE, beautiful lota in Wayne park. Just
off W. Washington st., which is being
paved; 81 down. $1 a wsek. Will take you
out in our automobile at your convenience.
OSCAR LEE. 607 City Trust. Main 0217
WE have som desirable lots near Fair
view on easy payments
FRANK S. CLARK & CO.
*26 E. Ohio at. Main 337 T.
CHEAP —Owner wants $375; make offer,
9 lots south of Twenty-Ninth, east side
of Columbia ave. Main 8846. E. J. BLK
| TON. Drexel mi.
REAL ESTATE—SALE OR TRADE.
FOR EXCHANGE
$35,009 worth of Indianapolis property
to trade clear for good stock of general
merchandise; *15.000 loan guaranteed on
property If wanted. Write LEAVITT
LAND COMPANY. Indianapolis, lrd.
TWO well located tracts of land near
Indianapolis for city property. LUCAS.
K. of P. bldg.
A FAIR trade Is better than a sacrinos
sale GEO. R. BROWN. lio2 City Trust
REAL ESTATE—WANTED.
HAVE small electrically equipped tour
ing car and some cash for flrst pay
ment on five-room houHe In good neigh
borhood. From owner only. Address A
No. 1806, Times.
I WANT a small homo; will buy an equity
or contrac' Address A No. 2251, Times.
CASH FOR Eql 'TT OR CONTRACI
FOR REAL ESTATE. MAIN 1115.
FARM S—FORSALE.
TEN acres of good ground and buildings
within *0 rods of Fortville, natural gas.
W. E. A'OR ME. owner Fortville. ind.
~ FARMS TO LET. " ~
70 ACRES good land, large orchard, team
and cow on place. Address A No. 1808,
Times.
B U
FOR SALE Storeroom an<l 10 living
rooms; best buy in Haughvlllu; to close
♦Mate. MARTIN MORON EV, 2601 West
Michigan. Belmont 1661.
MEN who have SIOO to S2OO to invest can
make from SSOO to $1 000 a week by in
terviewing. D. C. HALE, Heverln Hotel.
! Suite 821.
GROCERY, confectionery and 10 rooms;
good furniture, rooms rented; for sale
cheap. Circle 3498.
" BUSINESS PLACES—TOTETT~
OFFICE room for rent. Telephone and
electric lights furnished.
GEO. R. BROWN.
1002 City Trust Bldg J
DETECTIVES.
Suigley-Hyland Agency
vll an<f Criminal Inreatfeatora.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27,1921.
It Depends On Where You Sit How the Picture Looks.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
DODGE TOURING
This car just repainted, new tires, new
top and Is in excellent condition. Priced
to move quickly.
He bought anew Paige.
Briscoe Touring
We have several new Briscoe touring
cars, fully equipped with front and rear
bumpers, windshield wing*, motometer, etc.
To close them out quickly we have placed
a very low figure on them, If you are
thinking about anew car. Investigate.
Chalmers Sedan
In splendid condition Will trad* for
opf*n cur and pay or a- c*pt cash difference.
He bought anew Paige.
Overland Touring
Th* price la very low; the car In dandy
condition.
Paige Touring
Model 4-3*. Fine car for jitney work
He bought a naw Paige.
Ford Truck
Panel body. Cheap, or will trade for
| open Ford
A demonstration In any of our used care
place* you under no obligation whatever.
W art Aiwa) i glad to show you our I
! Gail Mr Peterson for Information or
demonstration.
TERMS IF DESIRED
Sterling Motor Car Cos.
Distributors Paige cars and Trucks
C. 72*1 533 N Meridian st M. 19 09.
Franklin Touring
In exoeHenr shape, good tires;
special top for winter driving, can
be bought at a great saving.
l,oeal Branch.
Nordyke & Marmon Cos.
Renewed Car Department.
Meridian at 11th. Main 1884.
LKXINGTON sportster; newly
painted dark maroon, now
top, tine shape; beautiful ear;
has Red Seal Continental mo
tor; late model; only $295
down. 518 N. Capitol.
Today’s Best Used
Car Values
Briscoe Demonstrator S9OO
Briscoe Roadster $550
Briscoe Touring $450
Overland Tourinj? S3OO
Mitchell Tourina $550
VERY LIBERAL TERMS
510 North Capitol Avenue.
Circle 8301.
Packard
A high-grade used car, tn excel
lent oondltlon. offered for Imme
diate sale at *1.200.
Local Branch.
Nordyke & Marmon Cos.
Renewed far Department.
Meridian at 11th. Main 1184.
STUDKBAKKR 4,
roadster; painted Rolls-
Royce blue and very good
looking. Its low price will move
it immediately. Only $145
down. 518 N. Capitol. Open
evenings.
Nash-Renewed Cars
ARE GUARANTEED.
We offer for your careful Inspec
tion the following used cars at ex
ceptional values Impossible to dup
licate
1919 Maxwell touring with new
top *4OO
Jeffries 7 pass, touring *so#
1917 Oakland touring *350
Paige 5 pass, roadster SSOO
Overland modal 90. 5 pass. ..*360
1919 Oakland rosdater tSO
1918 Bulck E-45, 5 pass *750
Cash or terms.
Losey-Nash Retail Cos.
400 N. Capitol ava.
Main 3348-3349. Automatlo 21-946.
Cole. 4-Passenger
1920, lata model, looks and runs
like new. The price on this car
will move It within a few days.
Local Branch.
Nordyke & Marmon Cos.
Renewed Ctr Department.
Meridian at 11th. Main 1884.
STUfyEBAKER Six touring;
newly painted and retopped;
a great bargain; an ideal fami
ly ear; only $145 down. 518 N.
Capitol. Open evenings.
Columbia t automobiles. arthur
DTBT2 <'C^AVT i distributer* B*o N. 1
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
OVERLAND Country Club;
wire wheels, newly painted;
one of the best Overland mod
els; only $14.) down. 518 N.
Capitol. Open evenings. •
Marmon, 1920
Seven-passenger. 1922 standard.
This 1 the opportunity to ov, n a
lute model Marmon car at a sub
stantial saving.
Loral Branch.
Nordyke & Marmon Cos.
Renewed Car Department
Meridian at 11th. Main 1881.
|
DOIXJE touring; repainted and
retopped; in fine condition;
only $175 down. 518 N. Capi
tol ave. Open evenings.
MAXWELL, 1918 touring; fine
paint and top; demountable
wheels; only $95 down. 518 X.
Capitol. Open evenings.
; OVER-LAND 90. touring; fine
condition; dandy tires; only
$95 down. 518 N. Capitol.
Oven evenings.
FORD touring excellent condition. 1521
East Michigan street Apt Nr
Tf:Vu UP MO DJI. E~ touri r. g . !i k f new. 23 5
N. Pennsylvania.
MAXWELL touring; good con
dition; bargain price $195;
$75 down. 518 X. Capitol Ave.
j Open evenings.
SAXON 6. ehum my, wire
wheels: nice condition: only
$145 down. 518 \ Capitol.
AUTOMOBILES—WANTED.
AUTOS WANTED
I. Wolf Auto Cos.
; *l9 N. Illinois St. Main 1579. Auto 32-063.
autos wanted
Largest us*d car dealers In Btat*.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS
! 61* N. Cmpttol. Opan evening*
i HAVE a valuable oil property will trade
1 for good automobile. D. C. HALE. Room
I *2l, Baverln Hotel.
AUTOS wanted SMANS 212-14 E
New York street. **:!n 4446.
AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIEB.
AUTO WASHING
ovr specialty. 384 North Illinois.
S & S Auto Laundrv
We excel in Auto Top Building.
I 26 East S< uth Street.
- MOTORCYCLE3 AND bicycles.
Now la the time to have your motorcycle
overhauled and re-enameled
ERNEST HUGHES CO.
634-36 MMn. Ave. Main 6401.
CABH paid for all klnde of motorcycle*.
FLOYD PETERMAN 509 Massachusetts
avenue.
’ GARAGES TO LET. *
| WILL build you a garage, any elxe. easy
I terms, twelve months to pay. Also
service stations. L. G. BRIGHTMI RE. 30ft
Mart hanta Bank bldg. Phone Main 4888.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
Washing Machines
We have several slightly
used Edefl Electric Wash
ing machines at prices
ranging from SIOO up.
These are real bargnlns and
are fully guaranteed.
Hatfield Electric Cos.
Main 0125. Auto. 23-123.
Walk two squares MA
and save a dollar on | \
your TROUSERS at I J
THE PANTS STORE 1 J
COMPANY. 1 | f
Two Stores. ]
1 48 W. Ohio. 114 E. Ohio. W •
Quit va earing ready-made
CANTS $ E=?
Wa make tnem to your j J
measure for Cl 1/
LEON TAILORING CO. >4^*'
1(1 B. New York at. Upstairs.
Good rubber tired Invalid
rgjt chalm for rent. *3.50 a month.
XgigajEft no charge for delivery. Baker
MAHOGANY dresser, *2O. fine oak stand.
*4.50; good crex rug. blue ftgure 5x7, *2;
walnut dresser, $5: walnut bookcase, *4;
marble top tstile *1.50. 1723 N. Meridian.
Apt. 9. Harrison 0660.
TRUNKS. Bags. Sultca-ses. Why pay two
middlemen profits? Buy from factory
direct. Send for free catalog ACME
TRUNK AND BAG FACTORY, Spring
Valley, 111.
OLIVER TYPEWRITER; GOOD CONDI
TION; ONLY *16.00. GUARANTEED.
CLARK TYPEWRITER SHOP. 18 WEST
MARKET. PHONE MAIN 2666,
ODDS and ends in grocery fixtures Meat
boxes, Ice boxes, restaurant tables and
Chairs, counters and show cases. BAKER
BROS.
LADY'S dark blue French serge eult, silk
lined. eUk braid and button J.rU tuning.
Mj_SCELLANEOU— FQR SALE.
170 POPULAR songs with music postpaid.
25c. Address ALBERT BROOKS. 926
Dakin stieet, Chicago.
FOR SALE—Concrete mixer made by the
Jaeger Machine Cos.. Columbus. Ohio.
Webster 6618.
ONE Knight Templar outfit. Prince Albert
suit, mink muff, 1 brass student lamp.
Harrison 0398.
GREEN MEANS - for canning. 4500 E.
Thirtieth. M'ebster 5142.
HOFFMAN. 5-A pressing machine.
Randolph 5851.
HOUS EH OLD GOODS,
HIGH-CLASS household furnishings, In
cluding fine leather davenport, chiffo
niers. dresser*, beds. rugs, library tables
and various other articles. No dealers.
1412 Central avenue.
GO TO BAKER BROS, for furniture, rug*
and stoves. Payments. 219-226 E%at
Warhington street.
WILL agll furniture of 5 rooms in one lot
only, complete furnishings c*f house on
N < apitol near boulevard, privilege of
renting house. Randolph 7 498.
DINTNG room table and chairs and gas
range. refrigerator. good condition.
Washington 0203
mpi ate; daveno. piano,
two rug. and dresser. 229 N. Davidson
Circle 641jn
LEATH * R f ouch and chair. chiffonier.
Call before noon.
BED rug i. .i -*n ;•!. mograph, piano, buf
fet *r 2401 Ashland Harrison 0509.
“SEWING MACHINES FGR SALE,
USED
White and Singer
Rented *> per ||
nj month. Repair* 1 <
—and part* for all IQ J
makes guaranteed y J
812 Mas*. Ave Main taw*.
:~ MU SI C A LIN S TRUM ENTS.
KURTZMAN mahogany case piano. Dull
finish l ine ondition. Must be eold to
se’t o estate. For cash. Call Belmont
47
rda of any make you
de-lrt* 40c. BAKLR BROS., 219 Ea*t
Washington.
$409 PIA.NO. high grade; Cable Nelson;
perfect condition Cheap for cash. C. 6648.
\ ICTROLA and records; sacrifice for sale.
Irvington 3134
“coal and FOR SAULU
THE BEST IB THE CHEAPEST.
Best Ind. or Linton, clean forked 17.0*
Illinois lump, large clean forked 17.50
Best Brazil block, large forked. *l.6*
Try our Pocahontas, noae better.
Delivered anywhere In the city. Free
kindling with each tot. ordered or more.
Drexel 3280 Auto. 12-96*.
PET STOCK AND POULTRY.'
HOMES wanted for nealthy homeless dogs
INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY.
Ctl> and r pound. 924 E, N. Y. Main *67*
MACHINERY AND TOOL*
WONDER
CONCRETE MIXERS
Nus ced.
BURL FINCH.
314 W. Maryland St.
AUCTIONS.
138% ACRE FARM
To Be Sold At
AUCTION
Tuesday, Aug. 30th, 1921.
Fine land, splendid buildings,
good roads, schools, churches
and surrounding. Not an old
rough rundown place, but a
farm any one would be proud
to own. On same day we will
also sell farm implements,
live stock, household goods
and growing crops.
Location
Adjoins Sardinia on Southern
Railroad, five miles southwest
of Westport, fifteen miles
southwest of Greensburg, in
Jackson Township, Decatur
County. (The best one in
Decatur County.)
Terms
SI,OOO cash day of sale, $2,000
in 10 daj-s, balance on easy
terms.
We will drive down on morn
ing of sale, leaving our office
at 6 o’clock. Come with us if
interested.
The best opportunity to own
a farm for the least invest
ment we ever offered.
BAY<& DAY, Agts.
150% South Illinois Street.
Phone—Circle 4809.
S. B. Leech, Owner.
Levi Burns, local representa
tive, Westport, Ind.
Auto.
28-351
Rpplr (Copyright, 1921, by
Uy DCbll New Frs Feature*)
FINANCIAL.
you can
BORROW MONEY
SO CHEAP
on such easy terms of repayment
'om the Fidelity Loan Company, a 11
eensed and bonded firm, tor use in paying
overdue bills or to buy the things you
peed for CaSH at BARGAIN PRICES
that every one should take advantage of
•ur service.
LOANS AN FURNITURE
$20.00 to $300.00
at legal rates, on short notice and without
publicity. We give you all the time you
want to repay a loan and only charge for
the actual time you have the money. Fair.
| Isn’t It 7
You Can Afford to Borrow
On $ 40 pay $2 a month and Interest
On $ 61 pay $3 a month and interest
On SIOO pay $5 a month and interest
PAY MORE ANY TIM E AND REDUCE
THE COST
IN YOUR BEHALF
We are on the Job eight hours a day. and
Ihrough personal contact and personal
Service, plus a deep personal Interest, we
San serve you and your friends as you
Wish to be served. In thee* unusual times
business friendships, close relations, mu
tual understandings and co-operation ere
{■sal assets to all of us. We are ready t>
ffo three-fourths of the way. Now it is
*p to you.
FIDELITY LOAN CO
-106 E. Market St.
Room 532 Lemcke Bldg.
Main 137*. Auto. 27-78*.
WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAL
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS
MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS
LISTED AND UNLISTED.
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK K SAWYEJR. Pres.
Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg.
Southwest corner Delaware and Market
FIRST andTsecond 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.
I* Lemcke bldg. Main 101*
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice Is hereby giten. that the under
sign ed. the board of commissioners of Ma
>.on County. Indiana will, up to 10 o’clock
w. m. Sept. 27. 1921. receive sealed bids
Vr construction of woman* department
or Marlon Count} Jail by remodeling old
power house according to plans and spec
ifications on file In the office of the auditor
of Marion County.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
bond and $n affidavit as required by law.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Witness our hands this 11th day of
August, 1921.
CARLIN H. SHANK,
H. L>. TUTKWILKR,
LEWIS W. GEORGE.
Commissioners of Marion County.
Attest;—LEO K. FESLER. Auditor.
NOTICE—To the taxpayers of Center
Township. County of Marion. State of
Indiana: Notice ia hereby given that the
advisory hoard of Cepter Township. County
of Marlon. State of Indiana, will meet at
the office of township trustee of said town
ship on the 6th day of September. 1921. to
hear any and ail objections to the pro
posed estimate of expenditures and trx
levies for the year 1922. notice of which
was published in the Indianapolis Star
and the Indiana Daily Times on the 10th
day of August, 1921.
WILLIAM H. EVANS.
Trustee Center Township.
SHANK SAYS HE
WILL MAKE OWN
APPOINTMENTS
(Continual From Page One.)
anapolU 1n the next four years depends
on my ability to bring to my assistance
cltlxens of ability and desire to serve the
city. Tbeee should lie selected with a
view to their capacity and willingness to
serve the city of Indianapolis and it is
preposterous to pretend tnat they could
be selected by ■ nominee either before or
in the midst of a campaign for election.
SAYS APPOINTMENTS
NOT DELEGATED.
"My attention has been called recently
to reports that certain individuals who
are interested In this campaign have been
saying that they have been assured of
! appointments by me or that the privilege
; of naming appointees has been delegated
to them by me
"This is, of course, untrue.
"Whet) t am elected, as I believe I
! will be, I shall give nty closest attention
i to the selection of board members and
I other appointees with a view only to
naming those citizens of Indianapolis
who are best qualified to help give the
city the kind of au administration that
will be a credit to it. I have heretofore
expressed my desire to include women
among my appointees and I have let it
be known that my appointees will be
such as to Inspire the confidence of all
the various interests that go to make up
this community.
"I could not accomplish this purpose
if I were to permit others to make these
selections for me and 1 could not at
this time make these selections either
tentatively or contingently.
"Under these circumstances I think it
only fair to the people of Indianapolis
that they be warned against accepting
as true any unauthorised statements!
thßt may be or may have been made
purporting to have my approval.
"Yours respectfully.
"S. L. SHANK." |
Whiting Man Cleared
of Slacker Charge
The names of Andrew Ritcko of Whit
ing has been removed from the slacker
list by order of Maj. Gen. G. W. Read,
commanding the sth Army Corps at Ft.
UenjamiD Harrison. Ritcko, according to
the Army order, enlisted in the Army on
Dec. 7, 1&17, under the name of Andy
S. Ritsko, but failed to notify his loeal
draft hoard. He was discharged on Jan.
25. 1919. He was certified to the ad
jutant general of Indiana as a deserter
when he failed to report to the draft
board on Feb. 22, 1918.
MINISTER ASSIGNED.
SHEI.BYVILLE, Ind., Aug. 27. The
appointment of the Rev. Herbert Bassett
of this city, as pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal ohurehes at Action, and lk>n
don, has been announced here. The Rev.
Mr. Bassett fill* the vagancy caused by
the resignation, of the Rev. (Tiarles Alex
ander. who will enter college for post
graduate work. The Rev. Mr. Bassett will
fill the pulpits ftnndsy for the ®rst time.
TAKES ISSUE
WITH BAND ON
AMENDMENT
Dunn Says Claim of Edu
, V,
cators’ Association Mis
statement.
EXPLAINS SAGE PLAN
Jacob P. runn, who has given the pro
posed constitutional amendments and
their effect on the State a thorough study,
in a statement given out today, takes
issue with the Educators' Association
! which is sponsoring the amendment
which would make the State Superintend
ent of Public Instruction appointive in
stead of elective.
Mr. Dunn's statement is as follows:
"My attention has been called to some
resolutions of the State board of educa
tion favoring an appointive superintend
ent of public instruction, in which the
following statement is made:
"Fourteen States have changed thir
method of choosing their State superin
tendent from election oil a State ticket
by popular majority, to appointment.”
MISSTATEMENT
ASTOUNDING.
“So astounding a misstatement, from
such a source, and at this time, when its
only possible effect can be to deceive the
voters of the State in the pending elec
tion. cannot remain unchallenged. The
State board cannot possibly verify this
statement. Asa matter of history, noiX
of the fourteen appointive States ever
; had the elective system. The changes by
progressive States have all been in the
opposite direction.
"in reality the appointive States are
merely survivals of the early period of
American history, when the great ma
jority of offices were appointive., Until
1851, the only State officials elected in
Indiana were the Governor. Lieutenant
Governor, and members of the legisla
ture. all the others being appointed or
chosen by the Legislature. The treasurer
of State, who was chosen by the Legis
lature. was ex-officio superintendent of
public instruction, hut. in reality, paid
no attention to the schools except keep
ing account of the school funds. This
condition was general throughout the
United States until the middle of the last
century.
•‘There is absolutely nothing progres
sive about this proposed change. Thirty
four of the American States have adopted
the elective system, and only three of the
States that remain appointive are West
of the Alleghenies, in the appointive
States the school system is under full
control of the Legislature: and in nearly
erery cue of them the office of superin
tendent of public instruction has been
abolish ri at various times by cranky
Tjeirislf.tures.
SATS SCHOOLS
SLANDERED. 11
"Jn this connection it Is also impor
tant to correct a slander on the In
diana schools that is being industriously
circulated by representatives of the so
called 'Educators' Association,’ to tha
effect that our schools rank seventeenth* 1
in the United States in efficiency. This
preposterous statement is 1 ased on the
•index number' of the ‘Russell Sage
Foundation,’ a collection of intellectual
highbrows who have evidently little ac
quaintance with the principles of math
ematics. Any 'educator’ who does not
detect the fallacy of their results ought
to have his licensee as a teacher re
voked.
“The Russell Sage index number is the
average of ten statistical proportions, of
which five are called ‘educational compo
nents' and five 'financial components,’ as
follows;
“Educational components; 1. per cent
of school population attending school
daily; 2. average days attended by each
child o', school age; 3, average number
of days schools weer kept open; 4 per
cent that high school attendance was of
total attendance: o. per cent that boys
were of girls in high schools.
"Financial components: fi, average an
nual expenditure per child attending: 7,
average expenditure per child of school
age: 8, average annual expenditure per
teacher employed ; 9. expenditure per pn
pil for purposes other than teachers*
salaries: 10, expenditure per teacher lor
salaries
"By these figures the Indiana schools
rank very high In educational features,
it being the fourth State In the Union,
and surpassed only by California. Ore
gon and lowa. But In expenditures It
ra;.: s down to the average, being tba
tw.-’i'j third State in financial compo
nents and the average of the whola
makes it seventeenth. California, which
is put first in educational features, sur
passes Indiana only 8 per rent; Oregan
and lowa surpasses Indiana less thaa 1
per cent in educational results.
INDIANA GETS BEST
RESULTS AT LEAST COST.
“These sage Russell Sage experts rank
Montana first in the United States. By
their figures Montana is slightly below
Indiana in educational results, but her
schools cost 60 per cent more than those
of Indiana, which brings up her “index
number." California, whose school ex
pense is SS per cent greater than Indiana. 1
is given second rank. What the Russell
Sage figures actually show Is that with
the exception of Oregon, Indiana Is get
ting hotter educational result*, at least
expense, than any other State in the
Union. If that Is due to an elective su
perintendent of public instruction, In
diana has no cause of complaint.
“Anybody ought to have sense enough
to know that the test of efficiency is get
ting t.he bets results at the leest expense,
and instead of advertising Indiina as be
ing in a disgraceful condition in school
affairs, that portion of the "educators'*
who have any conception of the meaning
of statistics ought to be singing the
praises of the Hoosier State. The w-ort
reflection on our schools that has come
to light recently is the apparent delusion
of so many "educators” by this Russell
Sage rubbish."
BURGLARS AT WOODSTOCK.
Burglars broke into a building of the
Woodstock Club, Thirty-Eighth street
and Northwestern avenue, during the
night and stole a number of golf balls
and dubs. The police were unable
learn the number stolen, but believe
loss will be at least s.">o.
Dream of Poor Boy
to Come True; Will
Move Into Mansion
EVANSTON, Hi.. Aug. 27.—The
dream of a poor boy will come true
here next month, when Thomas C.
Russell, president of an electrical ap
pliance manufacturing concern, moves
into the mansion owned by Henry J.
Patton, one of the show places ol
Evanston.
Several years ago, while a student
at Northwestern University, Russell
was helping pay his way through
college by working nights in ths
shops of the 'Evanston Public Serv
ice Company. One night he was
called upon to fix the fuses in the
Patton home.
“Gosh,” Russell said to himself,
"wouldn't it be great if I could mar
ry my girl ar.d move into a Buck
ingham Palace like this?”
He made up his mind to do *t.
Since leavlDg school Russell has mar
ried "the girl," gone broke once, and
today is head of a concern rated at'
$1 .OOO.WM). And shortly he and the
girl will more Into the Patton man
sion, for which ho Is said to have
paid SIOO,OOO.

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