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MAY 8, 1922.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES.
IS-tS 8. Meridian 8C
Main 1600. Classified Adr. Dept.
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k Notices 07 per line
t The Dali/ Times charges small
Want Ads as an accommodation to Its
readers. In return for this courtesy
the advertiser la expected to remit
promptly.
Ads received until 11:45 A m. for
publication same day.
FLORISTS.
INDIANAPOLIS FLOWER AND PLANT
CO.. Central ave., at 34th. We grow cut
flowers, plants. FUNERAL WORK. Wash.
2342.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS!
2K” 1 - TL/Ol£cJ„
Parlors ill! Union It
* LAN NEK fir BUCHANAN
320 North Illinois St
vuneral directors to the people ot Indian*
... apolls since 1357.
* hones—llcra 0641-0542. LI 3S4L
INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY
SHIRLEY BROS.’ CO.
Main office 946 N. Illinois St.
Circle 1916, Mala 1641.
George (irumemer
Funeral Director. 523 E. Market.
Old phone Main 0906. LI TIOIL
W. T. Biasengym
I2 Shelby st. Drexel 2670. Stewart 1114.
1703 X, Illinois. Randolph 6878.
J. C. WJLLkUN
1130 Prospect. BT. 1471. Drexel 0321.
FINN BROTHERS
EDW. L. HOLMAN
z 512 Central Are. Randolph 6903.
~ CHAS. A-~ HOC K ENSiiIT IL
724 N. DUnola.
Afafn 11*8. LI 1161
FUNERAL dTrECTOHS—I4O3 NTUunoU
WM. E. KRIEGER.
Main 1154. R*a. phone. Ben Davla 812-L
LADD—BERT S. UADD. 2180 Prospect st.
Phoney: Drexel 0422. ST. 2278.
CNDERTAKEKS—HISEY ATITUb. isF
North Dal. LI <564. Mala 86
K. lj. iL’TEWiLLK.
884 N. Myrldlan. Main 0218.
FEE.NET & FEENEY.
ji©32 N. Illinois. Main 054 t.
O f:ATp AND FUNERAL NOTICES.
FOSTER ROBERT M.—Age 75. passed
at*.av May 6. at his residence. 1656 North
Delaware at. Euner:-.l s-r vices at resi
dence Tuesday, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill,
private.
HOWAPwD. DinTBERT TT—Beloved hus
band of Mattie Howard, died Sunday.
May 7. GS years. Friends may call at
Finn Bros., 13j \V. Market. Funeral no
tice later.
JOHXSOnTMT r NNIE MAY—Age 31. wife of
Benjamin F. Johnson died Monday a.
m.. at the residence. Stop 1. Danville line.
Funeral at Shirley Bros . 946 North Illinois
street, Wednesday. May 10 at 2 p. rru
Friends invited. Burial Salem cemetery.
Poland! EFFIE IS A BELLE—Beloved
wife of Willi tm A. Poland, passed away
May 6. 192 G. at o a. m., ige 4 9 years, at
her residence, 1306 Wade st. Funeral
Tuesday. May 9 ;-*t 2 p. m. Friends in
vited. Friends may call Monday afternoon
and evening. Columbus (Xnd.) papers
copy.
WEISHAAR. ANNA MARIE—Widow of
the late Jo-eph and mother of Miss
Dora. Ge>rge aid Anthony Weishear. died
Sunday. May 7. at the residence. 333 Lin
coln st., age 62 years. Funeral Wednes
•/. May !•> at 5:30 a. in., from residence,
lowed by services at Sacred Heart
un h at 9 a. la Burial at St. Joseph's
cemetery, private.
LOSTAND FO U _ND.
LOST —In Garfield j-ark, somewhere be
tween the rustic bridge and the sunken
gardens a lady's silver mesh purse with
small pocketb >ok and otii-r articles in
side. Finder p ■ use call Webster 6142.
LOST—Fratercity pin' ‘with stall -i h
mund in ■ r, in <’;rrie rh -ater Sunday
night. Cal’. Indiana Daily Times classified
dept. Reward.
LOST, strayed or r:o>a. female hound.
black and tan: answers to name of
Queen. Drexel Si''j7. Rev. urd.
LOST—-A bui.-'h of key s. bet ■ -ft Villa
and Laurel and Prospect and Fletcher.
1501 Prospect. Drexel 2020.
LOST —-Scotch collie pup; yellow body.
white underr.-ath and on snoot. Re
ward. Circle 4190.
FOUND —Bulldog, city log pound
Haiti 0572
PERSONALS.
FATRMOU2 T MATERNITY HOSPITAL
for confinement, pnvat- prices reason
able; may w rk f- r h--.rd, babi s adopted
Write for bo-k -t. MRS T. B. LONG. 4011
E Twenty-S'-v-nth st.. Kansas City. Mo.
INDIANA "CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE.
Teaching the rational system of pain
less adjustment. Fourth floor When tndg.
WALTER E. JOHNSTON Dentist; pyor
rhea treatments Tel.. Main 4078. 613
Terminal b:dg.
magnetic" massage. Margaret
SELLERS. D P.. D. C.. D. O. 1223 E.
Washington. Apt. No 6
WANTED —Little -!ri to board and room;
close in. 1241 Roosevelt avenue.
MASSAGE— 217 H N. Illinois st.. Apt. 3.
Select patronage. Circle 11S9B.
NOTICES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
war veterans (1503-1002} may
Ptv title to pensions under Act of June 5.
1020. from sl2-12 per month. See or
write LOWE AGENCY. 312 K. of P. bldg
Main 0707.
BUSINESS SEKVIUtS.
ELECTRICAL WIRING
Light and power. Houses a specialty.
Repair work given prompt attention; rea
sonable.
DILTS ELECTRIC.
*4B FT WAYNE, MAIN 3035.
HOWARD ELECTRIC CO.
Electric wiring ,-rcom rottage. com
plete. sl7. Drexel 9518. 744 Virginia ave.
FEATHERS bougnt. sold and renovated;
feather mattresses and pillows made.
K F BUKKI.K 41 4 Mass Main 1428.
EX-SERVICE BROS., vault, sink or dry
veil cieani: g. PAUL WEISS. 626
Caldwell, or Circle 7618.
ELECTRICIAN: ex-service; 6 years' expe
rience; estimates free. FOULK. Web
ste ■ 0816 evenings.
HEATH'S Union Barber Shop. Warm.
comfortable bath rooms. 133 W. Mar
ket street.
PAPERHANGING, painting and interior
decorating work guaranteed. Belmont
ts 42.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
Sharpened TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana ava.
RED and green design fireproof roofing;
satisfaction guaranteed. Cal! Slain 3572.
SHOE repairing while you wait. R. E.
KENNEDY, 218 N. Illinois. Main 2199.
• 'EMENT end brick work; furnace repair
ing Call Main 37-72.
CEMENT finishing to do for contractor.
Cali 1010 N. Senate.
~ oetecx ,ves.
Quisrley-Hyland Agency, Ine.
Suite 404 Natlon&l City Bank bu'ldlnff.
Phone Main 2802 Local w*fllce Incerna-
Secret Service Amd. SYentjr oScei
and fi.r*lrn countries.
MALE HELP—WANTED.
WANTED—BOYS
to carry Times routes in downtown dis
trict between East and West. South and
St. Clair Rtre ta. Boys not over 14 years
old. See Mr. Moorehead any afternoon
after 2 o'clock.
AUTOMOBILE body builders on truck
bodies; good pay and good working con
ditions. CHAMPION AUTO EQUIP
MENT CO.. Hammond. Ind.
SOLICITORS for city and rural canvass
, lr.g. Good pay to live wires. See MR.
circulation dept., Indiana
•Daily Time* after 9:30 a. ra.
UETiMOUCM
mm m and
mm mmm
A Daily Times Want Ad makes
a highly efficient and desirable
salesman. It tells your story,
simply and convincingly, and it
reaches the greatest number of
people in the quickest time. It
conveys your message quickly
and briefly and approaches your
prospect when in the most re
ceptive mood.
Sell your goods or services
through the Daily Times Want
Ads. You’ll find the results
highly satisfactory.
MALE HELP—WANTED.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED TOP BUILD
ERA NONE OTHER NEED
APPLY. STATE FULL PAR
TICULARS IN FIRST LETTER.
ADDRESS A NO. 2713, TIMES.
WANTED Upholsterer*; steady work
good pay. Apply at once. Address
OHIO UPHOLSTERING CO.. Antwerp, O.
CARPENTERS and strip shlngiemen; two
j non-union men. Irvington 018S.
PLASTERERS, two: non-union; must bo
good. Irvington 0486.
SALESMAN—WANTED.
SALESMEN- —Catholic; nea* appearing;
young men for city and road work.
Good opportunity for advancement; salary
guaranteed. Apply 7 to 8 a. m. or 5:80 to
5:30 p. m. MR. NOLAN, manager. 80S
North EaFt. Circle 5068.
SSO TO *IOO A WEEK
Positions open to salesmen, experienced
or inexperienced. We train you in a
sh irt time and help you with a position.
Write or call 403 Occidental bldg.
SITUATION WANTED—MALE.
JANITOR and wife, white, wants charge
j of small apt. house for living apt. and
r salary, Cali Circle 2784.
Temale help—wanted.
GIRLS
over 18 regrs of age to learn teia
. phone operating. INDIANA BELL
TELEPHONE CO.. Room 822, corner
New York and Meridian ata.
WANTED —Six experienced long distance
operators for temporary clerical position
' m "iNDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.
Room 31*2, corner New York and Meridian.
SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED— Clerical and stenographic work
by good reliable young girl with expe
rien-*. Call Irvington 3757.
; cL'RTaTxS to launder. MRS. LUTZ.
Drexel 0895.
DSV work; washing or cleaning. Webster
j 5961.
INSTRUCTIONS. ~
PIANO —SAXOPHONE
in 20 lessons, the Christensen way. Be
ginner and advanced. CHRISTENSEN
SCHOOL. io Pembroko Cm 8084
PRIVATE lessons In suorthand. typewrit
ing bookkeeping, etc. JACKSON BUS
INESS COLLEGE. 157 K. Illinois stresU
Circle 1214.
MEN to learn barber trad*. TRI-CITY
BARBER'S COLLEGE. 809 E. Washli*
ton Rt.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 8757,
Flats, ApA RT. MENTB — TO t - ET *
FOR RENT —Upstairs apartment, 6 rooms
| and bath, modem, heat and water tur
. niched. Randolph 7769,
FIRST-CLASS strictly modern. * room*
l and bath hardwood floori and front
j porch.
I u^N!3i ': ED HOUS^ 3 ANP FLATS
HOYT. 1'30; 2 rooms, modern, 100% clean;
her t light and gas furnlahsd; $26;
adult*. Drexel 1407.
; ROOMS—TO LtT.
MODERN, clean, comfortable room; gen
tleman preferred;* private family. Call:
1 Randolph 3492. I
I PLEASANT ROOM, modern, in private
Jewish family, for gentleman; north, i
Harrison 2178. j
' EAST Michigan and Woodruff, newly fur- j
ntshed room; ladles or man and wife.
i Webster 9348. _________________
I BEDROOM and sleeping porch, suitable
for two gentlemen; references required.
I Randolph 6628.
TWENTIETH f>T.. 409 E.; furnished rooms
In private family; gentlemen preferred.
i Randolph 9395, I
I THREE modern furnished room* with
range and sink; adults; references. Circle j
j 9428.
ROOM In modern house; married couple
preferred, or two gentlemen. Drexel
| 5641. ,
TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; 1
WALKING DISTANCE. LINCOLN 5241. j
(xUXEDO. 1408 N ; modern-sleeping 'oom,
gentlemen preferred. Webster 1376.
i PENNSYLVANIA 907 N.; modern light
housekeeping rooms. Circle 7558.
BROADWAY; large, airy front room, prt-
I vate family. Call Harrison 8190.
THREE unfurnished rooms, modern. 7**
j Fletcher ave. Drexel 7323.
; two large unfurnished rooms close in.
1241 Roosevelt svenua
NICE LARGE - ROOM IN APARTMENT.
WEBSTER 2299. ;
L \ RGE dais. modern front room*, cloee
j In. Main 7480.
1 L!GHT HQUSEKEEPINO ROOM*.
MADISON ave. 1025; lovely housekeeping
room; kitchenette; modern. $3; private
entrance. Drexel 5375.
UPP E R light housekeeping room*, two
-1 room suite, also large single room newly
| papered. Drexel 9103.
TWO modern light housekeeping rooms
Reasonable. Drexel 6816,
BOARD AND ROOMS—TO LET.
WASHINGTON. 8524 E.: board and room
for couple, or rooms with home prtvl
■ leges; fine location. Brookslde 7467.
BOARD AND ROOMS—WANTED.
! WANTED —A nice room in strictly pri
vate family; close in. References. Main
OS2I.
DID TOD SELL ITT
If not. try the automobile columns at
I the Times Want Ada.
BUSINESS PLACES—TO LET.
PARK, 1118: building equipped for ga
rage. Could be used for light manufac
turing. Main 9256.
A ROOM for grocery at Speedway. Good
location. Call Belmont 0776.
TR *N jf ER AND STORAPE.
EST. 1895.
Otto J. Suesz
Packing, hauling, low rates on
California shipments. Through
cars to Los Angeles.
Main 2353-3628. Night, Webster
0699.
PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CO.
Private lacked rooms and open space!
18c per month and up. Local and over:
land transfer. Wa call and give y>u ex
act prices on any kind of work without
any obligations 418-28 K. Market street
Main 2730. 4
,Shank Superior Service
BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE
TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING.
227 N. New Jersey st.
Mali 2818. LI. 112*.
BRUCE KENNARD, TRANSFER, STORa
age. Main 0303; Main 6988 , evening
Harrison 2258.
WE haul you anywhere, *3 per load.
KENNARD VOGEL. Belmont 3428.
UNION STATION BAGGAGE TRANS! ER
M j^ T L l# -
~ REA LEST A T E—F 0 R SALE.
Some Class to This
Bungalow
Modern new and never occupied home
of five rooms. Located near Burdsa.l
Parkway bivd., and near good car line;
long living room, man
tel and grate Well arranged dining
room, hardwood floor* Kltch-n. two bed
rooms and bath Laundry (complete with
tube), furnace Terraced lot of good sDo.
North front. Price to sell quickly. $5 50b
$750 cash balance $47 50 per month THE
GATES-KINNEAR COMPANY Mr. Strong.
Main 1409. or Main 6527 evenings.
Colored Buyers
Special Bargain
ONLY Sr,CO DOWN.
Three triple houses—lßll-13-15. 1617-19-
21, 1623-25-27 Columbia ave. Four rooms
to each apt., with -.'is for lighting and
cooking. Newly painted. Price $4,000.
Will rent for s'.* per month.
INDIANA TRUST CO.
Main 6232.
A NICE home. 7 room* ami hath, three
bedrooms. built-in features electric
lights, nice basement, very easy terms on
Fletcher; three rooms, fine lot on Madison
ave.. $1.800; 7 rooms, bungalow design.
2 high lot*. H. Union. SI,OOO cash. a,v
terms. Dandy semi modern double.
Bevilie. $4,600; easy terms. Everything
nice and good. Payment property west,
nics Improved rural homes, l'j acres, near
New Bethel. $3,800, and many others.
C. J. OSBORN. Drexel 6184.
Double, East
Fiva rooms a side; elsotrio lights, gas.
city water, inside toilets; newly painted
and decorated; full else lota and good
sheds; cement porch; 100 block Tuxedo at..
$4,760; SSOO cash.
Sea Mr. Ryan.
Security Trust Cos.
Main 1804. Evenings, Harrison 3582.
Six-Room Semi-Modern
$l6O DOWN. $25 PER MONTH.
Located Just outside tha city limits.
Two sque-es to intorurban. one square to
paved road; water in kitchen; east front,
lot 40x138. Price $2,500.
Meredith & Johnson
Main 2398. Webster 7483.
322 Lansing Street
Six rooms, newly painted and decorated;
electric Ughta, driven well and cistern; for
sals, $1,800; small payment cash, balance
easy terms. Hurry, as this won't last at
this price. Mr. Mclnteer.
I. N. Richie & Son.
710 Bankers Trust. Main 0520.
Colored Double
West Twenty-Fifth st.; dandy 4-room
double; gaa. city water, elsctrlo lights;
in good repair; always rented.
Price. $3,000.
Dunlop & Holtegol, Realtors.
A Bargain
Double southeast, near Southeastern
ave.; 6 room# to side; gas, electric lights
and city water. Call Mr. Dooley with
I. N. Richie & Son.
718-18 Bankers Trust. Evenings, Randolph
Home Sacrifice
Thoroughly modern, 8-room houso;
dandy garagej near Johnson Woods; own
er moving out of city. £?e us for particu
lars.
Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors.
For Colored
Jest being completed, a five-room bun
galow with bath, electric lights, gas and
city water. Price 83,300; S3OO cash, S3O a
month. Mr. Shelburn.
RUSSE H. HARTMAN.
324 N. Delaware. Main 8228.
- 1535 Garfield Place
Five-room cottage; walking distance of
College avenne car line. Look at it and
make ua offer on easy payments.
Monen-Peelle Cos.
407 National City Bank Bldg.
W est
Six-Room Modern Home
Plenty of fruit; not far from oar line.
Margaret Berry,
SO2 Public Sav. Bldg. Main 5147.
NEW modern bungalow, five rooms and
bath, front and rear porches; beautiful
decorations and electric fixtures. Lot 30x
180 feet. Price $3,800; down payment
S6OO. balance S3O per month. Located at
5821 Rawlea avenue. Phone Irvington
3849.
$2,000 —$250 Cash Buys
Five-room home; electric lights water
gas and furnace; one block north Eng
lish car ilnß. 1900 east. CANADAY
REALTY CO.. *OB-7 City Trust Cos. Main
$340. Randolph 6362.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES.
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
wssssasssasseejleeewoeseesesesww
Double, North
Central ava. double, near Thirty-Second
Rt. Renting for $1,200 annually. for
SII,OOO.
Marion County State Bank
Close In
Fletcher Avenue Home
of eight rooms; modern.
Margaret Berry,
802 Public. Sav. Bldg. Main 6147.
1793 Roosevelt Ave. •
Good home, two-story, seven rooms, big
lot, garage. Small cash payment.
E. J. Sexton
Main 0161. Drexel 2281.
TWO HOUSES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE.
Five-room, etrl-tly modern house on
corner paved street; dandy little semi
modern rear of lot faclrg other street;
double garage, $4,750. lie quick. WM.
JACKSON. Webster 4283.
FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow, long liv
ing room, hardwood floors, bullt-ln fea
tures; S7OO cash, balance monthly. FRANK
WRIGHT. Irvington 0292.
FOR COLORED —4123 Cornelius avsTi
strictly moderh 5-room bungalow; ga
rage; fruit trees; chicken park; lot 40x310.
Terms. Main 0142.
MUST sell $l,lOO equity in five-room thor
oughly modern new bungalow; a real
bargain. Owner 122 S. Gladstone. Irv
ington 192
SEVERAL choice bungalows at prices that
are regular. L. G. MILLER & CO. Main
1002 or Webster 4835. 313-14 Lemcke bldg.
613 AND 515 W M’CARTY HT.; 8-room
double and single; 15 per cent on money
invested; $2,100, S2OO cash. Main 0107.
1638 GEMMER ST.; semi-modern 6-room
bungalow; $3,000, on terms. THE
SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. Main 0142.
TWO modern 6-room bungalows 2*oo
block Indiana avenue. Bought on pay
ments. Main 2874.
2204 BELLEFONTAINfTsT.; strictly m(Yl
ern 8-room home; garage; $5,500; terms
Main 0107.
LIST your real estate with ELMORE
BROS. REALTY CO. Circle 7962.
ESTATE—SUBURB AN.
Suburban For Sale
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; one and
three-quarter acres, two-room house, ga
rage, chicken house, hog house, two large
Bhado trees, rich soli. Price. $1,350.
MR. BARRETT—Main 1115.
Howard C. Venn,
108 East Market Street.
Five-Room Bunga low
1!4 Acres
Practically new. good location, south
east, 1 squnr# from car lino and paved
road. Mr Mclnteer.
I. X. Richie & Son.
710 Bankers Trust. Main 0520.
Suburban
N>w 6-room bungalow, 3 lot* and gnraga.
north, $2 650. Small payment down, bal
ance liko rent. Call Main 01SS.
Suburban
New five-room buncr&low; 3 lota: Raragre;
! north; 13,150. Terms. Call Main 01S6.
REAL EST AT E—S AL E OR TRADE#
OPPORTUNITIES
What Have You Got to Trade?
We have Income property and farms In
any part of the country, which we can
match on h,-.v you muy have from any
amount. $1 000 to SIOOO.OOO.
For information inquire
ZION REALTY CO.,
26 W. Fifteenth.
Phone* 4:133 Gary. Indiana.
TWO doubles renting for SBS to trade for"
' modern residence south of Fall Creek.
| Main 1212.
j LOTS—rOR SALE.
2 Vo Acr^s
1H MILES ea*t of Irvington and ’6 mile
south of National rond $1250; sl6
monthly. Call Webster 6774 evenings or
Cooper & Hadley
*** Lemcke Bldg Main 2776.
LOTB SALE OR TRADE
TWO lots for sale or trade In north*..at
_part_town. Size 50x200. Call Circle 4909.
RE A L EST A T E —W ANTE D.~~
WE sre in need and can sell property
north or east, single* or doubles. What
have you? For qui k sale call Mr. Strong
with the GATES-KINNEAR CO. "The
Firm That Hu.sGes" Main 1409 days, or
Main 6527 evening*.
We Pay Cash
tor your run-down property; must be a
bargain.
Fowler & Eaton
*Ol city Trust Cos. Main 6J7i
$2v,000 STUCK of general merchandise.
I clear. Will trade aa port payment and
j assume mortgage on Indtanapolln apart
ment. double or residence property. will
I divide stock to mat- h deal. ;*e,> LEAVITT
LAND COMPANY. 150 44 S. Illlnom street.
WOULD LIKE TO LOCATE A MODERN
HOME EAST. ADDRESS A NO. 2709.
TIMES.
WANT to buy 6 or 6-room house near
Brook able park. Address A No 2708,
Time; .
FARMS—FOR SALE.
Dandy Six Ac res
Good Seven-Room House
Barn, chicken houas 14x40; fruit; on
Shelbyvtlls traction, southeast; 9 miles
from Circle.
ELMORE BROS.
Circle
BUSINESS Q pp ORTUNmES- J
CAPABLE MAN wanted to operate
WORLD TIRE STORE In this vicinity;
$4,000 to SIB,OOO yearly Income assured
Experience unnecessary, but must show
successful record. Moderate Investment
required fully secured. Writs qualifica
tions to WORLD TIRE CORPORATION,
Chicago.
AUTOMOB I LES—FO R SALE.
SPORT model roadster; special built.
twelve-cylinder high speed motor; 140-
In. wheel base; 6 new heavy white disc
wheels, equipped with Parker aupersl/.e
cords, 32x4 >, a ; gray leather upholstery,
sport model fenders, aluminum steps; new
black paint Job and other refinements. For
cash sale or trade for coupe. PAUL P.
PARKER. Drexel *BOO.
DODGE BROTHERS tre.eor cars; a good
assortment at all times.
OLWalleri OlCOH^y
848 North Meridian. Circle 4300.
FORDS! FORDS” FORDS! "
Touring, roadsters, as low as SSO down,
balance one year. WIDES & MILLER
644 E. Wash. Main 3493.
OAKLA N b
1919 touring; A-l mechanical shape. New
paint. $l2O. FRED MeGINN 13. rear 1549
N. Meridian st. Circle 7340.
ALL kinds of cars. SSO, $76. $104) down,
balance small weekly payments.
INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE Cft
blk N. Capitol.
STEPIi ENB
1922 demonstrator. Just Ilk* new. Carry
ing new car guarantee. An exoepthxia.l bar
gain. Call MR. McGINNISB. Circle 7810.
FORD OOUPE.
Used ehort time as road car. Bargain.
Call early. FORD MOTOR CO.. 1316 E.
Washington.
MONROE touring; good mechanical con
dition; new paint and top; 5 wire wheels
and new cord tires. 220 S. Pennsylvania st.
Main 1705.
FORD, 1919; 1-ton truck chassis; good
tires; perfect; bargain; terms or trade.
WIDES & MILLER. 644 E. Washington.
Main 3498.
FORD speedster; S6O down; $3.75 weekly.
MERCANTILE GARAGE.
125 S. Pennsylvania. Main 8830.
OAKLAND 6 touring. 1920; new top arid
paint: good mechanical condition, $486.
2*o S. Pennsylvania. Main 1705.
SIX-CYLINDEH Saxon ehummmy road
ster; 4-cyllnder Studebaker touring, $225
each. 922 South New Jeraey.
1918 OVERT,AND roadster, model 90; new
paint and top. Price $265. 220 S. Penn
sylvania st. Main 1705.
WILLYS-KNIGHT 7-passenger; will sao
rifice. 510 N. Capitol ave., Indianapolis.
MARMON chummy roadster; like new. 610
N. Capitol, Indianapolis.
PACKARD coupe, twin 6. A real bargain
$950, 510 N. Capitol,
STUTZ roadster, S6OO. 510 N. Capitol ave.
Indianapolis.
FORD coupe, 1921. Sale or exchange. 725
Virginia avenue.
EVERETT TRUE.
I'D IK(S TO
—‘BORROW Your G<us. j
TW'S ev^v/MG.^ e i
1 - ■ ■ ii ii •-e-ay.Viv .
AUTOMOBILES—FOR SALE.
Koaumer
Good tires, flue running condition, sum
mer top and inclosed top; price $200; e.tsy
payments.
Pilot Motor Car Cos.
1110 N. Meridian. Circle 4081
Overland Tosmring
Good tires, fine running condition; easy
payments, $295.
Pilot Motor Cos.
1110 N. Meridian, Circle 4081.
I SEVERAL !••••!•! muring -..ra and road
sters; ail m-d ch. Sale or exchange. 725
Vrtr.giida avenue. _ _ _
USED cars, always a bargain, sals or ex
change f->r any car. 516 East. Main
6 7::.
AUTOMOdIt-Eb—WANTED.
AUTOSWANTED
I. Wolf 2\uto Cos.
819 N. Illinois st. Main 1579. _
AUTOS won't so. VVKISSMAN 8. 212-14 EL
Yc.rli Main 444 H.
j
I COLVIN BATTERY COMPANY
! Recharge, 6-Volt. 60c; 12-Volt, 75c.
Sew Battery, Guaranteed Two Years,
611, 114.60: 612. sl6 60; 127, $22.50.
121 e Maryland st. circle i?7o.
"FITTED TO ANY UK Fit EE."
If it J- .. g 1 used
TIRE
I you wnnt, tho chances are that we have
; them any hU* t
ROGERS
Sit' W. Wfthtr.fT*i-$n He! ;nont 4 200.
|“ REDEOEI) BRICES
I Auto U a.'ditr.g. Touting. SI.OO, s-il'-.n
j $1.25.
PHROYKR.
322 W. Maryland. Cirri* 0633
BRING your battery troubles to u*. W*
are experts in 'hi* work and our price*
are right: 6 volt recharge 50c; rebuild
complete $6 60; U volt recharge 760; re
build complete SIO.OO
SOUTH BIDE BATTERY SHOP.
418 S MERIDIAN ST.
FORD BODIES
SwSssheSmrn £t Parker
830 East Market.
i AUTO vY AMI UNO
j Our specialty. 834 North Illinois.
j fe & 8 Auto Laundry
I TIRES, alfTlz-e $4 and up. Rebuilt cas
-1 lugs with NEW TREADS. Wo also re
falr or retread your tires. ANDERSON
TEAM VULVANIZER CO. 611 North
Capitol. Id door.
Auto Tops and Painting
85 Kentucky Ave.
MURAT TIRE AND RUBBER CO. InteD
llgent service. Tlrn and batteries. Main
6555. 20 9 E. New York etreet. _____
O. BELT for first-class Job of repairing
anything from A to Z. 220 R. Pennsyl
vania st. Main 1705.
OARAGE and storage space for rent. 510
| E. Tenth. Rear. Circle 4732.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.
Now la th* time to have yout motorcycle
overhauled and re-enameled.
ERNEST HUGHES CO.
634-86 Mase. Ave. 6404.
CASH paid lyr all kinds of motorcycles.
FLOYD pUtEKMAN. 609 Maas. *vk
Main 7029. _
~ MISCELLANEO US— FOR SALE.^
We Have
Some Exceptionally
Good Bargains in the
Following Material:
32x4 1 /6 —33x5, casings and Tubes, j
Single and double cushions.
Cushion springs.
Oil Pressure gauges.
Stromberg-Schebler carburetor. i
One now 4-gallon coffee urn.
One used 3-ga.llon coffee urn.
And other small items.
Nordyke & Marmon Cos.
See Mr. Weber,
Gate 6, Kentucky ave.
TROUSERS m :
The latest spring styles f j
now in. Match Your I I
Coat and Vest. 11
The Pants Store 1
/V
48 West Ohio St.
114 East Ohio St.
FUR SALE —Beautiful crocheted luncheon
set, large centerpiece and doilleu; will
sell separate or sacrifice on whole set.
Webster 6894.
INVALID CHAIRS—Good, strong rubber- !
tired chairs for rent, $3.69 per month. !
Crutches. 26c. Delivery free.
BAKER BROS.
MAKE your old coat look like new suit
by matching a pair trousers with tha
CORRECT PANTS MAKERS COt
BEDBUGS, roaches, moths, ants, destroyed
with one application of "Sudden Death."
ALBERT MAAS. 31 Vlr. ave. Main 1225.
ANDERSON steam vulcnntzer; good ns
new. Call evenings and Saturdays. 1234
N. Warman avenue.
A BARGAIN In 2 Easy yacuum and 1
Gain-a-Day electric washlrs, soiled. 34 1
South Meridian street. V I
By CONDO.
MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE.
nuecl.)
ANDEKSON steam vulc&nlzer; good as
L"vV. Gall evenings and Saturdays. 1224
N'. Warman avenue.
ONE double an<i 2 afngle Iron beds; de
_ f-r summer IJ. 2416.
A M'.Mi'LK of u -d electric washers, S2O
and u;. 84 South Meridian street.
K V KItG R K b:NS." *
Fine shrubs. Call Washington 5129.
TO LETT
CONFRETB MIXERS FOR RENT.
Circle 3665.
j.-j’Y'-SC ELLA IV EQ U S—W ANTED.
GOOD. SOUND
YELLOW EAR CORN
WANTED AT
THE STOCK YARDS
Da BY < -tfrl.ig-' Htroller ori He, regard
of condition. Circle 7Gl>O.
QS—FO RSAL E
Rugs—Linoleum
20 yards lmoU-utn, 55.95. 9x12 seamless
H ■:•**:* : m ktr--, blue, tan, taupe and old
rose, J 2 5". Imported Japanese grass
ro;* f'x 12, $".50, 9x12 genuine gold seal
<'• - A'l.-oim rugs. $1 4 50 , Wiltons, velvets
od Uruesels rugs at wholesale prices.
New goo 1:4. all perfect.
Dorfman Rug Cos.
2'7 W Washington. 'Lincoln 5750.
< It A X , ES, remade In perfect condl-
Mon; box petterr.e $ 10.00 and up. Cahl
r,--* $16.00 and tip. Delivered and
ccTinu- 1,1 cash or payment*. CHILES
K i-.H Ul.Vii, BS2 Virginia avenue. Drexel
GAS DANCES, remade In perfect c<ndl
t! 'u. box jif tern. SIO.OO ar.il up Cabl
not f'y sl*..oi) and up. Delivered and
‘ and ‘ ueh or payments. MERIDIAN
STt>VE O'MDANY. 927 S. Meridian st.
Stewart 17 J.
F' 'R SAfJ' Fine walnut Antique furni
ture. t>, kcaae, library tables. Dutch
■ •nbA."t (hand carved), parlor .suite, rugs*
el• <rr 1• * lamps, mirrors, bric-a-brac and !
other artioies; private homo. 162- Shelby j
FURNTTUHE of H -room house. Leaving
city, will Bacriflce. 549 E. 22d. Wash.
835*.
OAK dining room Buite, davenport. Morris
chair. 37. S. IhMtrborn. Webster 384.
IKON bed end springs, good, clean, cheap.
We hater 93 4S.
KIT' ‘HKN ■•ablnet, McDougall; reaaonable.
Main 8258.
MUStCA L—S AL E OR WANTE O.
PIANOS TUNED and repaired; all work
guaranteed. RuBERTSON MUSIC
HOUSE, 123 Massachusetts ave. Main 4531.
PARLOR Grand, ebony ca.o, $250 cash
CHAS. C. MORGAN. Randolph 4221.
CUGS, POULTRY, PIGEONS. ETC.
HOMES wanted for healthy homsless dogs.
INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY.
City <log pound. 924 K N, Y. Main 0872.
PERSIAN - kTtENS. ’ss AND $7.
FOR SAT,K Full-blooded Persian kittens.
Phono Randolph 6311.
COAL AND WOOD—FOR SALE.
ATTENTION!
Users of Steam Coal
Wo lm\ • a large nupply of Indiana tgtf
nut. Phone us for prices.
M. A. Silver Coal Cos.
j Seventeenth an.l 1.. E. & W. Railroad.
W Ebster 0618.
Best Ind. or Linton. No. 4 clean fk..56.00
| Best Ind. mine run. 50% lump $5.00
Bent Brasil block, large clean fk....57.00
Kindling with each ton.
UNION ICE AND COAL CO.
Drexel 3280. St. 2225.
! I.INTON No , forkc.l. . 77. ..... "77. .$6.00
j Forahonlas lump, forked 8,00 J
i Pocahontas lump, genuine red ash... 7.50 i
| El. 6227. MERIDIAN CO At. CO. |
COAL
E. H. BAIN OOAE CO.
; Main 8531. 313 N. Pine. Main 3151.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS.
j ATTENTION RADIO DEALERS—We will
; manufacture nulla parts. If in need of
anv and want prompt delivery, see us.
MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE
COMPANY.
136 S. Meridian street.
LEGAL NOTICE.
1 NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS. ETC.
60—13021.
In the Probate Court of Marlon County.
April term. 1322.
In the matter of the estate of Alfred R.
j Mosey, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Christian
ID. Mosey, as administrator of the above
named estate has presented and filed his
account and vouchers in final settlement
l of said estate, and that the same will
come up for the examination and action
i of said Probate Court on the 27th day of
Ma- 1922, at which time all heirs credi
tors or legatees of said estate are re
quired to appear In said court and show
cause if any there be why said account
and vouchors should not be approved. And
the heirs of said estate are also required
, to appear and make proof of their heir
i ship.
GEORGE V. COFFIN, Clerk.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. ~
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed lias duly qualified as administrator
of estate of Harry D. Brock, deceased, late
of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate
is supposed to be solvent.
No. 20083. WALTER C. CLARKE.
CLARKE & CLARKE. Attorneys.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. "
'Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator
of estate of Charles E. Smith, deceased,
late of Marion County, Indiana. Said es
tate la supposed to be soiven.
No. 20036. ALBERT C. SMITH.
CLARKE Si CLARKE, Attorneys.
LEGAL NOTICES.
(Continued.)
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.
Department of Finance, Office of the City
Controller, City Hall, Indianapolis, In
diana, May 29, 1922.
Notice to Bidders.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of the provisions of General Ordinance
No. 65, 1921, of the Common Council of
the City of Indianapolis, State of Indiana,
I passed on the sth day of September. 1921,
1 and approved by the Mayor September 14,
j 1921, and General Ordinance No. 34, 1922,
! amendatory thereto, passed on the 17th
j day of April, 1922, and approved by the
Mayor on the 20th day of April. 1922, the
j undersigned City Controller of the City of
j Indianapolis will receive sealed bids at
the office of the City Controller at the City
Hall up to twolve o'clock noon on Monday,
May 29, 1922. tor Thirty-six Thousand Five
Hundred ($36,500.00) Dollars of the City
Streets and Public Highway bonds of 1922.
of the City of Indianapolis, payable from
the general fund of said city, said bonds
being Seventy-three (73) In number and
in denomination of Five Hundred ($500.00)
Dollars each, bearing date of May 20,
1922, and to ba Issued in Ten (10) Series,
and the first series shall mature on tha
Ist day of January, 1924. and one (1)
series shall mature on the Ist day of Jan
uary of each year thereafter to and in
cluding the Ist day of January, 1933, as
follows, to-Wjf :
The first series shall be for nine (9)
, bonds of Five Hundred ($300.00) Dollars
' "each.
The second series shall be for eight (8)
bonds of Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars
each.
The remaining bonds shall be issued in
eight (8) equal series of seven (7) bonds
of Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars each,
all bearing interest at the rate of five
(6%) per cent per annum, payable semi
annually on the Ist day of July and Jan
uary, respectively, of each year, evidenced
by Interest coupons attached to said bonds,
and the first eoupoxi attached to each of
said bonds for the interest on said bonds
♦Torn date of issue until the Ist day of
July, 1922, will be due and payable at
that time and said bonds with coupons
attached are to be delivered and paid for
at the office of the Treasurer of the City
of Indianapolis.
The proposals will be opened by the
City Controller at his office on the 29th
day of May. 1922, between the hours of
twelve o'clock noon and two o’clock p. m.,
and said City Controller shall thereupon
award said bonds, or If he shall see fit. a
part or any number thereof to the highest
and best bidder therefor, but said City
Controller shall have the right to post
' pone said award until a later date not
! beyond the 3rd day of June, 1922, and
, also the right to reject any and all bids j
; and proposals, or any part thereof nd ]
, also the right to accept a part of any
i bid and to award upon any bid the whole
| or less number of bonds covered by such
bid, except only the.t no bond shall be
sold at less than par and any accrued
Interest and said City Controller shall fur
ther have the right In hts Judgment and
discretion to award said bonds, a part to
one lildder and a part to another.
Each and every bid and proposal shall
i be presented to the City Controller sealed.
! and ehall be accompanied by a duly certi
fied check upon some responsible bank In
the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, payable
to the order of the City Treasurer, for a
sum of money which shall equal two and
one-half (214 fit) per cent of the face or
par value of bonds bid for or proposed to
be purchased, and In case any bid or pro
posal shall not be accepted and there shall
be no award of bonds thereon, the certi
fied che> k accompanying the same shall
thereupon be returned to sue), unsuccess
ful bidder or bidders. If there shall be
awarded the whole or any part of the
bonds upon any bid or proposal the certi
fied olmck accompanying the same shall
thereupon be delivered to the City Treas
urer, who shall thereupon present the
same for payment, and shall be entitled
to collect the s.-iire and hold the proceeds j
colle-Tff, thereon* until the completion of
the purchase and payment for the bonds j
so awarded, and If for any renson oald j
check shall r.ot bo paid upon presentation, ;
the city shall retain said check and shall |
have the right to collect thG same for its
own use and said check and proceeds
thereof when collected shall he taken and
deemed as agreed and liquidated damage*
for such breach of contract, and as a
payment thereof to the city.
In case any successful bidder shall fall
to complete the purchase of bonds co
awarded and to pay for the same within
the time and manner herein required or
whbh may be prescribed by the i'lty Con
troller, the proceeds of such certified check
deposited by such bidder shall he taken,
j considered and deemed as agreed and Uqui
! dated damages for the breach of such bld
: dor's contract of purchase and shall be
1 taken and deemed as a payment to the
| city fir such damages, and shall be re
; taim and ami hold by said city for its use.
: However, If such successful bidder shall
I complete the purchase of said bonds
1 award’d to him. said proceeds of said
: c.-rUfied Chock shall thereupon he returned i
l to auch bidder, or at the option of the I
i City Controller, at the time of the com- I
; pietlon of the sale and payment tor the 1
bonds, said proceeds of said certified check
may be applied and deemed a payment on
acoouivt of the purchase of said bonds. j
Delivery of any bonds sold Ehall be j
made at the office of the City Treasurer j
of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, njt‘
later than the 3rd day of June 1922, or at :
such time or times as may be agreed upon
by the Controller and the purchaser or !
purchasers. Provided, however, that the
; City Controller may extend the time for
such delivery not more than ten (10) days
I after the day or days specified or agreed
i upon rs above provided, and the success- |
ful bidder or bidders shall take the bonds
awarded to him or them ar.d pay for the i
same at such place and time, and any !
neglect or omission to do so. ehall be a
breach of the bidder's contract of bid or j
proposal on account of which damages :
shall he retained or recovered by the city j
as liquidated, as hereinbefore set out.
Said bonds and the Interest coupons l
shall be negotiable and payable at the In- \
| dlana Trust Company, Indianapolis. In
diana. and shall be signed by she Mayor.
City Controller and attested by the Citj
Clerk.
JOSEPH L. HOGUE.
City Controller of the City of Indianapolis.
Indiana.
NOT IC B FOR BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR
THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITU
TIONS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA
Notice is hereby given that the Joint
Purchasing Committee, for tha correctional
and benevolent Institutions of the State of
Indiana, will receive at the office of its
Secretary. In ths State Capitol Building,
Room 326, until 8 o'clock a, m. on the
17th day of May. 1922, sealed bids on dry
goods and notions, paints, oils and var
nishes, according to a complete list speci
fying kind, grade and quantity now on file
In the office of the said Secretary of the
Committee.
The Joint Purchasing Committee re
serves the right to reject any and all
bids submitted and to waive technical de
fects.
Bv order of
JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE.
Fred B. Robinson, Secy.
NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC
59—1*509.
In the Probate Court of Marion County.
April term. 1922.
In the matter of the estate of William
F. Hants, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Iva Hants
as administratrix of the above named es
tate has presented and filed her account
and' vouchers In final settlement of said
estate, and that the same will come up
for th* examination and action of satd
Probate Court on the 27th day of May.
1922, at which time all heirs, creditors or
legatees of said estate are required to ap
pear In said court and show cause. If any
there be, why said account and vouchers
should not be approved. And the heirs
of said estate are also required to appear
and make proof of their heirship.
GEORGE V. COFFIN, Clerk.
CLARKE C.V CLARKE. Attorneys.
FINANCIAL.
~~ CONFIDENTIAL
Quick Loans
UP TO S3OO
On pianos, vlctrolas, household fur
niture and guaranteed notes. Loans
payable In °. to 20 monthly instal
ments. Legal changes based on un-
Eaid 1 alance for actual time used.
cans with other companies paid off
and' more money advanced. Hours
t t-> 6:30. Saturdays to 1 p. m.
Call, write or phone Circle 1-6-6-9.
Beneficial Loan Society
601 National City Bank bldg.
" LOANS
On furniture, pianos, autos, lies stock,
farm Implements and other collateral.
CAPITOL LOAN CO.
141 H E. Washington St.
Main 0885. Auto Lincoln TH4.
WE MAKE first and second mortgages on
improved farms and Indianapolis real
estate.
AETNA MORTGAGE AND INVEST*!. CO.
608 Fidelity Trust bldg.
FIRST and seoond mortgages on Indiana
and Indianapolis real estate. R. B. WIL
SON. 1101 National City Bank bldg. Lin
coln 6104.
MONEY furnished on realty mortgagee
and contracts. FRANK K. SAWYER.
Meridian Life Bldg. 3G7 North Pennryl
vanla street. Circle 1061, >
MONEY to loan on second mortgages. l~a
MILLER. 117 N. Delaware sL Main 57(1.
* FINANCIAL.
(Continued.)
TO. CaN
BORROW MONEY
SO CHEAP
and on such easy terms of repayment
from the Fidelity Loan Company, a a.
censed and bonded firm, for us* In paying
overdue bfUs or to buy the things you
need for CABH at BARGAIN PRICES
that every one should take advantage of
our service.
LOANS ON FURNITURE
120.00 to 2300.00
at legal rates, on short notice and without
publicity. We give you all th* time you
want to repay a loan and only charge for
the actual time you have th* money. Fair.
Isn't It? *
You Can Aflfyrd to Borrow
On $ 40 pay $2 a month and interest
On $ 60 pay $3 a month and Interest
On |IOO pay $5 a month and interest
PAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE
THE COST
IN TOUR BEHALF
We are on the Job eight hours a day, and
through personal contact and personal
service, plus a deep personal interest, we
can serve you and your friends as you
wish to be served. In these unusual times,
ouslness friendships, close relations, mu.
tual understandings and co-operation are
real assets to all of us. We are ready to
go three-fourths of the way. Now It ig
“"fidelity loan CO.
106 E. Market St.
Room 632 Lemcke Bldg.
Main J 278. Lincoln 77*$.
BIG YEAR AHEAD
FOR STUDEBAKER
Banner Motor Season in Pros
pect, Dealer Says.
Long experience In business counts sos
more In the automobile trade than la
many others, and for that reason motor*
ists are coming to examine more and
more closely into the personnel of com
panies selling motor cars, is the opinion
expressed by A. W. Buck, president of
the Buck Company, distributors in this
territory for tne Studebaker.
“In the past many car owner* hav*
found themselves up against the propo
sltiou of having on their hands a car fop
which there is no service because of a
change in agency or soma other reason.”
Mr. Buck said. “These costly and bit
ter experiences have led motorist* to
adopt the plan of buying only from old,
well established concerns that are in
terested not only in the sale of new ma
chines, but in the maintenance of th*
cars sold in past years.
“I think that is one reason why w
have on our li6ts customers that for year*
past have owned nothing but Studebaker
cars. Not onlv nave they found th*
product more than satisfactory, but they
also know that the Buck Company can
be depended upon to give service through
years to come. This Is a big item to the
motorist and he realizes ana appreciate*
It fully.
“There is every indication that 1922 1*
to to a big Studebaker year. During th*
first four months our production from the
factory at South Bend was far in excess
of any previous year. This is a wonder
ful record In view of the depressed busi
ness conditions of last year, and i* du*
to the foresight of the Studebake man
agement.
“At a time when other concerns and
companies were making plans for limited
outputs and restricted production, th*
Studebaker went boldly ahead and laid
out a program of astounding propoitions.
This was made possible by the fact th*
company not only is not a borrewr of
money, but has accumulated a surplu*
of such Bize it actually Is a lender of
money today.
“The far-sightedness of the manage
ment has been more than Justified by th*
results. Everywhere the Studebaker 1*
in demand. In Indianapolis wa cer
tainly have nothing of which to com
plain. and the demand for the cars Is In
creasing steadily as the real motoring
season draws nearer every day.
“From all Indication* 1922 Is to b
known as a Studebaker year in the motor
world, and I certainly feel more than
satisfied with th* progress already mad*
this season.”
COAL CUSTOMERS
DEMAND SERVICE
Satisfied Customers Necessary
to Dealer’s Success.
In no other line of busines* le the talus
of service more appreciated and more
i -pessary than In the coal business le
the opinion expressed by Paul J. Hen
derson, manager of the C. E. & I Coal
Company, which maintains two coal yards
one at r2o2ft Schurmann avenuo and the
other at 127 Fulton street.
"Customers get so they depend mor.
and more upon their coal dealers,” ho
said. "If a man wants a ton ol coal
todav he usually wants It so badly that
In his mind It Is worth several morn
tuns three days later. And it takes’ •
well equipped, well handled company it*
be able to supply Its customers promptly
and meet their demands satisfactorily.
"In our company we make every pos
sible effort to give service as well as
high quality coal and I believe that a
large part of our success has been due
to the fact that our clientele has found
that it can depend 'upon us in emergencies
as well as In the ordinary course of
business.
"Although we do a general retail
business and a large one too, we special
ize particularly in supplying fuel to
steam plants, large buildings and apart
ment houses. These places of course re
quire at all times fuel of even grade and
aunlity. It Is necessary for a dealer to
re up to the requirements of each cus
tomer In this respect. The yard which
makes the first few loads of coal ex
cellent ones only to permit the quality
of the protuct to deteriorate In later de
liveries is sure to lose the trade of these
big consumers, for uniformity of fuel
Is a prime necessity In the operation of
heating plants.
“From a purchaser's standpoint I be.
lieve now is about as favorable a time as
could be for coal buying. The market
is down, the supply is fairly satisfactory,
due to a warm winter, and It Is almost
a certainty that as time goes by and the
coal strike drags along that prices will
begin to rise again. There is almost no
coal production going on in the soft co(l
fields at present and in the long Pun this
certainly will make for increased prices
in the coal market. It looks very much
to me as if the time to buy is before the
present coal stocks have been depleted.'*
Manual Alumni
Select Officers
Seven members of the Alumni A**ocf
ation of the Emmerich Manual Training
High School have been selected aa a
committee to nominate candidates for
officers of the association, to be elected
at the annual meeting, June 16. Mem
bers of the committee are Charles HajjA
dorn, 4156 Broadway; Mrs. Emma W.
Flieklnger, 4211 Broadway; Miss Hattie
Thudium, 1647 Park avenue; Miss Elsa
Huebner, 2406 North Pennsylvania street;
Frank Garten, 3524 North Meridian
street: Arthur R. Madison, 1812 Prospect
street, and Dr. Kenneth Craft, 4£3 East
Tbirty-Thtrd street.
Appears in Defense
°f Nat Goldstein
WASHINGTON, May B.—Senator Spen
cer, Republican of Missouri, appeared
today before the Senate Finance Commit
tee in defense of Nat Goldstein, whose
nomination as Internal revenue collector
of tho First (St. Louis) district of Mis
souri, has been the subject of senatorial
criticism because of his admitted ac
eepance of money from the campaign fund
of former Geornor Bowden of Illinois, la
the presidential primaries two years ago.
1 Man Killed in
Oklahoma Tornado
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., May
man was killed and considerable prepent/
damage was done when a small tornado
and heavy rainstorm swept the Btftto td*
day. John Tobias. 23. was
killed at Cure, < l.la.
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