Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 June 1919 — Page 7

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8ATURDAY, JUNE 14, 191».

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Those Who Never Threw Bombs,

But Who Coax Others 'Are To be Jailed.

WASHINGTON, June 14.—Official

I announcement came today that there Is to be a country-wide round-up of all academic revolutionists, generally •4 known as "parlor socialists." ft This announcement also confirms the purpose of the government to determine Just what proportion of the brRins behind the recent revolutionary demonstrations in several places in the country can be traced directly to tho groups of persons plentifully supplied 1 with money who, with plenty of leisure, are known to tiave been stimulating and even inspiring uprisings on behalf of the so-called proletariat.

One man styled a "parlor socialist,*' $ is now being particularly watched by «j government agents. According to information reaching government agents If s~ yesterday, this man, a millionaire by 9R inheritance, has been declaring that the Monday bomb plots were inspired and planned by the "capitalists" as a means of discrediting the cause of the proletariat. In making such- uttert- ances he is simply repeating the charges of some of the most dangerous agitators in the country.

The attitude of the gorertimprtt agents is that the man, if not mentally warped, needs to be closely watched.

Commenting upon the Announced purpose to investigate the "parlor Boltl aheviki," the Washington Star says: "The 'parlor Bolsheviki" form the 1 bulk of tho membership of societies 3 devoted to the 'study' of problems. I

They deliver speeches and jtfrite artiit cles for the 'proletariat press,' they jj| argue about the sufferings of the 'down-trodden' and the sins of caj•i italism. "Consciously or not, these amateur 5 s revolutionists are sowers of the seed $*" of anarchism. They inflame the minds 4 of the discontented. They furnish a nucleus for seditious work of the active agents of revolt and destruction.

They are recruiting agents for the army of terrorism. "These 'parlor Bolsheviki' do not make bombs themselves. Far, far from such horrid work. They do not even suggest bombs. They deplore bombi, especially when one has been exploded. They abhor violence. They denounce incendiarism—in public. "Now these advocates of exotic political schemes are to be winnowed by government agents, to ascertain whether any of them are guilty of actually promoting the outrages of Monday *\g_night. They are to be sounded upon their beliefs and connections. They will doubtless all profess the greatest i possible love of country and the ut-

Lmost horrof of incendiaries who sought Sthe lives of public men and capitalists jgtarly this week. "Some will perhaps be defiant and will argue that they have a constitutional guarantee*of liberty of speech. 2S?But none of them will justify bomb making. Oh, no! Between them and the criminals who slink about in the dark with infernal machines there cannot possibly be the slightest connec-

Uon! "This drag-net procedure will be helpful. It will bring many amateur propagandists of revolution to their 5* senses. It may drive some of them iifto the ranks of the actively seditious, /^^vhere they belong. And it should put

an end to a tleast the open meetings of the parlor plotters, who, if they have not directly promoted these S,1 crimes, are it least contributory to them."

BODE IN A FULE TRUCK.

ii Etsit Manl® Had a Triumj^ial PrOcession of Her Own. L/ TARRY TOWN, N. Y., June 14.—The fire department, the police department, •*C the mayor, the town council and the fti' rank and file of the citiaenry .went {/, down to the railroad station tne other afternoon and welcomed back with cheers and brass bands the town's biggest hero of the war—Elsie Janis.

Miss Janis. who has been attached to the A. E. F. under orders of GenI eral Pershing himself, got to New York earlier in the day on the Holland-

American line steamship Rotterdam. jz One of the officers stationed at Hotoken, knowing that Miss Janis's home

*n Phillips ^lanor, near nere^ took

\$i the trouble to call the mayor ol^jtfarry- .» town, to tell him she had returned and was on her way home. Consequently, jji~when the train arrived and Miss^lanis |w": stepped off—bang! went the welcome. ,(«Miss Janis, plainly not expecting such reception, stood abashed for a mog* ment, then she reached out and made the motion of shaking hands with

jeverybody at once, while the mayor made a speech. Then the driver of hook and ladder 1 No. 1—it is notorized, one of the latest

models—and take it from the members of hook and ladder company No. 1, the best in the country, let alone Westi Chester county—sprang from his place and tendered Miss Janis an invitation to come up to the front seat of the Are %f apparatus and tour the town. u' Tokened by the side of the proud X+r

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the sirens going for all they

j", were worth, the factory whistles blowJjinp and the church bells joining in, .Tanis WA« tnl-on lln tin*

Miss Janis was taken up and down f"', first one street and then another. After making a complete circuit of f. the city, Miss Janis, still on the fire truck, was driven all the way out to V 'her home, where she disappeared "to take a much needed rest, thank you" she put it.

.5* ROBBERS GET $1,000 LOOT.

4#r- WASSILON, Ohio, June 14.—Robbers yesterday morning ransacked the J* men's furnishing store of Dougherty & l«sf Hill, stealing suits, silk shirts and neckties valued at $1,000.

When Adam Hamel, clerk, opened ^he store for business he found empty i Phirt boxes and coat hangers strewn bout the store. Only the best of meri A ndise was taken.

A^^*™^articles plundered by the rob*5rs wv.* traveling hags, in which it thought tlic^: paclitd stolen goods.

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DEATH NOTICE.

HAY^2©RK--VniiTanr'Xr~Hed at 11:30 o'clock Friday night. Funeral services 3 p. m., Monday afternoon late residence, 20-4 South Seventh street. Burial at Highland cemetery. Friends of the family and all Elks invited.

Ly)ST AND FOUND.

LOST—Pocketbook cpntaining .|8 and lodge receipt return 1610 N. 13th reward. LOST—Ladies' black band. new.

gold wrist watch with liberal reward. 3147-J,

LOST—One ring containing 3 large keys return Tribune office -reward. LOST—Five years' Retnington service pin. Return Tribune office. Reward. LOST—Grey-green either phone 863.

raincoat. Reward.

LOST—Spoon on south side new phone 1105-L.

HELP WANTED—Male.

WANTED—10 first-class machine repair men must be all around men good pay and steady work. Apply 1027 E. Wabash ave. WANTED—10 hammer men on 'Bradly hammer must be good good pay and steady work. Apply 1027 E. Wabash ave. WANTED—15 grinder hands on Landis-

Marton modern grinders. Good pay and steady work. 1027 E. Wabash ave. WANTED—Man to drive ton coal truck give qualifications and references. Box 5, care Tribune. WANTED—10 tool makers must be first-ciass men good pay and steady work. 1027 E. Wabash ave. WANTED—Wall washers steady employment: good wages. Apply housekeeper, Hotel Deming. WANTED-

Sullivan Coal Co.

•Electricians fftmlliar with mine machines. Shirkie

WANTED—Laborers. Henley Bros.' green house, 17th and Voorhees st. WANTED—Farm hand single man pre* ferred. George Dosch, Prairieton. WANTED—House man good wages.

Apply housekeeper. Hotel Deming. WANTED—Men to handle railroad ties. Indiana Zinc Creosoting Co. WANTED—Shoe maker. 671 Lafayette!

Wages, 40 per cent. WANTED—Concrete laborer. Call new phone 2106-L.

HELP WANTED—Male ana Female. WANTED—Caretaker 2 rooms rent free for sf-rvices man and wife preferred. Address Box 87, care Tribune.

STORAGE.

JsTOKAGK Patronize the Uieanes£ largest and safest warehouse. New phone 25. T. H. Warehouse & Storage Co., 129 N. 9th St. WABASH STORAGE—Household goods stored. Brick building, 100 N. 3d.

New phone 1650.

OVERLAND MOVING.

Let us move your lurniture City or out of the city. Union Transfer and Storage Co., Both phones 404. WANTED—Moving and hauling by auto truck. Finch Transfer Co., 1121

Poplar. New uhone S«4: old 849.

FURNITURE PACKING.

E. SILVEKBEKG

Will pack, crate and store your furniture for less than others. By experienced men. All work guaranteed. Also sells packing-boxes and barrels. .New phone 2757. Old 3919.

FURNITURE PACKING. Furniture packed and crated lor shipments. Packing boxes and barrels for sale. All work guaranteed. Formerly with Krah Box Co. Frank Bradford, 1708 Sycamore. New phone 24S3.

UP0LSHTERING.

First-class upholstering and repairing. Bauer, 1100 Pop. New 4060L old 2243.

RAG RUG WEAVING.

RAG RUG weaving. Walter Si. Hughes, 663 Vi Wabash av*.

BUSINESS CHANCE.

Would you risk $2 per week for 50 weeks to make thousands? A Working Man's Company.

By paying $2.00 per week for 50 weeks we will offer you something

frink,

OURS IS A SURE SHOT

Oil companies may come and oil companies may go. but the drilling Industry goes on forever our inventions eliminate the derrick and other materials. Particulars, box 768, Pittsburgh, Penn.

STEALS COPPER'S SHOES,

Ye», of Course, This Was In Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, June 14.—To steal a policeman's shoes and then swipe another "cop's" loaded revolver is "some stunt," but that is what Samuel Smith put over in Ldianerch, a suburb of* this city.

Smith broke into the h6me of Samuel Love, a policeman, at Lilanerch while Love and his family were soundly sleeping and pocketed Love's revolver and quietly evacuated the premises.

A short time later Roy Jenkins, another patrolman of the village, espied a man acting in a very suspicious manner. The man was carrying & pair of perfectly good shofe in his hand and keeping in the shadows. Jenkins arrested him. The shoes belonged to the patrolman.

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EE ,P WANTED—Female.

WANTED—Good reliable girl as assistant bookkeeper and general office work one with some experience preferred must be accurate. Address, giving age, experience and salary expected, Box 4, care Tribune. WANTED—Terre Haute government clerk examinations July 19th. Hundreds needed. $1,100 year. List positions free. Franklin institute, Dept. 98-li, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—Ladies to know we are offering free a ten dollar corset to each student of our School of Corset Making. Inquire for particulars 1916 S. 8th. WANTED—Sales ladies experienced in general dry goods store and shoes.

Call at once. Ask for Mr. Roberts,311 Wabash. WANTED—Counter girls at Hotel

Deming Coffee Shop. Good wages. Apply Steward. Hotel Deming. WANTED—Gtrls experienced on power sewing ma:hir.es. Ehrmann Mfg. Co., 10th and Wabash ave. WANTED—Old lady to care for two small children: good home for right party 241^ S. 3rd. WANTED—Wash woman 2 days a week. Call 1024, new phone. References. WANTED Experienced waitress.

James' QUick Lunch Room, 1G Wabash. WANTED—MaidS. Apply to- housekeeper: Brood wages. Hotel Deming. WANTED Experienced

American Restaurant, 807

Laundry,

FQJ& RENT—Houses and Flats, FOR RENT—Five room modern apartment heat and water furnished

Ederewood grove no children new phone 4154. FOR RENT—Five room residence in

West Terre Haute, $12 a month. Robertson's. 5"5 WabaBh avenue.

FOR RENT—Furnished modern sevenroom house." S. 7th. Address box 7, care Tribune. FOR RENT—Four room cottage quire 207 S. 13 Vs.

Crawford.

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wa uress. Wabash.

WANTED Experienced waitress Plaza cafe, 9th and Sycamore. WANTED-—-Sales ladies. Metropolitan 5-50c Store, 625 Wabash. WANTED—Woman to d©- 'housework, old phone 2508 ring 5. WANT WD—Woman to take washing home. Old phone 2713. WANTED-

-Woman to work at Sam Lee 573 N. 71 h.

WANTED—Women

for house cleaning.

Filbeck hotel. WANTED—Girl for general housework. 929 Crawford. WANTED—Housekeeper middle-aged. 609 S. 15th. WANTED—Girl 118 So. 4*h.

to work in kitchen.

WANTED—Piano player. 31 N. 5th.

Lois theater,

WANTED—Situation.

WANTED—Position as housekeeper by competent elderly lady for widower, batchelor or ased couple no objections to leaving city. Address Box 9, care Tribune. WANTED—Position by young lady stenographer five years' experience.

Address Box 3.* Tribune. WANTED—Extra stenographing work to do nights after business hours.

Old phone 3528. WANTED—Position general house work in small family young girl 2612 N. 14th.

WANTED—Position by experienced stenographer new phone 2677.

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FOR RENT—3-room house. 735 N. 3rd. New phone 663. FOR P, EXT-

-5-room flat modern. 1001

FOR RENT—Rooms.

FOR RENT—Large cool front room furnished strictly modern gentleman preferred. Citz. 5204. FOR RENT—Congenial couple or three adults to share furnished modern home 523 new phone. FOR RENT—Three modern unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping 1616

FOR RENT—Two modern furnished light housekeeping rooms. 612 Eagle. Nice front room modern.

FOR RENT in flat. 414 Poplar. FOR RENT—Larpre front alcove. 446 N. 5th.

reat. Most people spend more for tobacco, etc.. but object to spending a few dollars for their future welfare. Particulars, 7024 Jenkins Arcade. Pittsburgh, Pa.

New phone 5195.

room with

FOR RENT—Miscellaneous. FOR RENT—Extra large barn tip-

stairs for storage downstairs for four large trucks. Address J. Carl Tribune. FOR RENT—Store room and basement, 1402 Wabash ave. Citzens 930. Haggerty, 9 S. 6th. FOR RENT—Garage: 230 S. 7th.

WANTED—To Rent.

WANTED—To rent large barn or place suitable to keep large truck must be near uptown business district. Address box 6, care Tribune. WANTED—To rent a modern house of

Six or seven rooms or an apartment. South side preferred. Address R. F. Brown, care Crane Co., city.

WANTED TO RENT—Couple wishes to rent small furnished modern apartment for housekeeping. References given. Box 7,. care Tribune. WANTED TO RENT—Will pay $10 to any one finding me a 4 to 6-room modern house or apartment immediately. New phone 1667-L.

STORAGE AND PACKING. S'i'OKAGE—Furinturo packed, stored and crated brick building. Qet our (reduced freight rales south and all western poin'.s. Quick service. Union

Transfer & Storage Co., office 10 and Wabasb. Both phones 404.

FILMS DEVELOPED.

KODAK films developed and printed. Jackson Studio. 641 Wabash.

EURNITUBE ANBPIANOJIOyiNG. CONRAD Transfer Co., 24 S. Ninth. New 2600 old 821. Experienced men.

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TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE*

DEARIE,V/E SUR^WILLBE SORRY10

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SAY,The Boss

IS ADVERTISINGT&5AV FOR SOMEBODY TO FILL rtuR.

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FOR SALE—Standard make player piano sold new at'$600 this week only, $445 bench, scarf and 12 rolls of music included. Silverstein Bros., 626

Wabash.

FOR SALE—Slightly used player piano in walnut case with tine selection of Q. R. S. rolls easy payments.

Robertson's music '»house, 525 Wab. Ave. WANTED—You to come in And lr.vestigate the Universal Pipeless furnace, the greatest heating system ever invented. Scoct & Hart, 508 Main. WANTED—You to come in and investigate the Universal Pipelesa Furnace.

The greatest heating system ever inVented. Scott & Hart. 508 Main. FOR SALE—Massive solid oak side--board just released from storage

Cheap for ouiok 3ale. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR .iALE—Phonograph* Edison 30 foils of music complete: $15.00: $1 down and $1 pe.- week. Scott & Hart, 608-5"' ilO Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—Car load ot refrigerators and ice boxes, unclaimed and lost freight, $4.50 up. Vandalia Storage

Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Range Uneida steel tnis Is a real bargain don't miss this

Chance $15.00. Scott jL Hart. 608-. Hi Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet, rockers, oak dining table, one oak Hamilton organ with plate rrrirror nice, good as new. 640 So. 9th. FOR SALE—10 library tables, slightly marred in shipping oak and mahogany $4.50 up. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—High-grade piano sold new $5o0 will close out at $250 if taken this week. Silverstein Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—Kimball and Smith American organs good playing terms if necessary. Vandalia Storage Co., 303

Wabash ave. FOR SALE—So grafanotas, Columbia. Silvertone, Victors, and all standard makes Vandalia Storage Co.j- -103

Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Pedigreed female Boston bull terrier months old? trained and a beauty. Price $25. Either phone 751.

FOR SALE—Will sacrifice niy entire furniture used only a .short time leaving city. Address box 8, care

Tribune.

FOR S A LK-^ Phonograph Columbian Cabinet: regular price, $00 sale price, (•S. Scctt & Hart, 508-510 Wabash ivemiii.

FOR SALE—A Arte old square piano good condition. Price, $50 cash. Koberteon'a music house, 525 Wab.

Ave.

FOR SALE—One hundred demonstrated music rolls worth up to $1 for 40 cents. Silverstein Bros., 526 Wabash. FOK SALE—Range S^ars & Roebuck high closet with reservoir $12.00.

Scott & Hart. 508-510 WabaBh Ave. FOR SALE—Range The Roman: take this chance and save money. Scott &

Hart, 508-510 Wabash avenue. FOR""sTLE^Baby chTcks~fllO per dozen Rhode Island Red cockerels.

Lashbrook, 25th and Putnam.

FOR SALE—Majestic and Round Oak range left on our hands for storage. Inquire at 303 Wabash ave.

FOR SALE—Sweet potato, garden and flower plants. Cline's greenhouse, 629 6th avenue. Old 1697.

FOR SALE—10 coal oil stoves: used some for demonstrating last season bargain. 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Furniture and high-grade player piano. Party leaving city. 418

So. 17th. Old phone 2250. FOR SALE—Kitchen safe, kitchen table, cook stoves, one high walnut bed. 640 So. 9th.

FOR SALE—Oil stove, laundry stove, one davenport and bench wrinErer. 640 So. 9th. FOR SALE—3 good ogarns, $7.50, $10 and $12.50. Silverstein Brosi, 526

Wabash.

FOR SALE—Universal graphone's $2.75Ford cabinet, $49.50. Scott's, 1334 Wabash. FOR SALE—Lincoln range. $12.95 Diamond range. $15.95. Scott's. 1336. Wabash. FOR SALE—Bed room suite and other furniture 503 S. 13 V4, new phone 201S. FOR SALE—Sweet potatoes, $3.50 thousand. New phone 4021-J. FOR SALE—A. & B. gas range perfect condition. New phone 2489-J. FOR SALE—Grafanolas as low $10.95. Scott's, 1336 Wabash.

FOR SALE—Reed baby carriage, $18.95 $22.00. Scott's. 1336 Wrabash. FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinets,

$8.85.

FOR SALE—Mi»cellancou».^ FOR SALE—Cleaned brick, porches, stairs, bay windows, windows, doors and frames mantles, stone steps, roofing, slate siding, sheathing base boards and all kinds of framing lumber. Inquire 652 Mulberry. FOR SALE—Unc lot storage goods, all to be sold: kitchen cabinet, chairs, tables, linoleum, cook stove and ica box. Inquire 303 Wabash ave. Vaadalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Storage goods must be sold sanitary cot, $4.50 iron beds, $2.98 springs, $2.97 stand tables,

SI.47. Var.dalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Beautiful Columbia grafonola with 12 selections of records, 10. Special terms, $5 down and 50 per week. Silverstein Bros., 626 abash. 4

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Scott's, 1336 Wabash.

FOR SALEEagle.

-Collie pups cheap 1431

FOR SALE—Kodaks. Orerfelt.

LIGHTING FIXTURES.

FOR SALE—Electric fixtures. Save bll tier cent. New Dbones 4537 or 2318.

STORAGE.

WANTED City storage, ftousenoid goods," etc. brick warehouse. 44 S. lu%. Dr. J.

T. Laujrhead. Office old 947.

BILLIARD SUPPLIES.

rouL TAiiJ.b.a—»\eu ana also supplies. Ueorge li. May, 134& Wabasb avsb

rOR SALE—Miacellaneoai.^ FOR SALE—$150 cabinet style phonograph for $90 payments no interest.

Brewer Piano Co., 7th and Cherry. FOR SALE!—Tomato plants by the hundred or thousand at $1.00 per thousand. New phone 1342-R. FOR SALE—$600 used player for $350 payments no interest. Brewer Piano Co., 7th and Cherry. FOR SALE—Range Willard steel range a bargain. Scott & Hart. 50#510 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—50 drop-head sewing Hnachines all makes and prices. Come quick. 22 So. 6th. FOR

SALE—Good

Rhode Island also eggs. 2359-L, new. FOR SALE—Young cow gallon and half a day, $65. New phone 4021-J. FOR SALE—Rabbits pedigreed Flemish and Ne^r Zealands. 526«N. 14th. FOR SALE—Three laundry tubs four tin bath tubs. Vandalia storage.

FOR

SALE—Invalid wheel chair. Wabash ave. New phone 1278.

FOR"

CASH CA§H

For household goods, heating and cook stoves. New phones 2757, old 3919. WANTED—To pay good price for used clothing. Call new phone 3748. Wolf,

The Tailor, 1109 Wabash avenue. WANTED OBUY—Wheel chair must be in good condition reasonable, new phone 3182-L. WANTED TO BUY—Used Fords. Best prices paid. Centra] Auto Co., 120

N. 7th st.

WANTED—To buy Bloggett oven for small bakery. Call 4051 both phones. WANTED TO BUY—Best prices paid for men's clothing & shoes. New 3550. WANTED—To buy stoves and furniture. New phone 364, old 849.

WANTEDWabash.

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-To buy stoves. Scott, 1336

WANTEDfelt.

-To buy used cameras. Over-

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AND JOND CO. Suite 310 Hea IIid*.

Take elevator at 8th St. eatrssea

WANTED—Miscellaneous.

WANTED—Shoe repairing. The Popular Electric Shoe Shop. Old phone 34 24, new 1170. Work called for and delivered.

$5.96,

FOR ciALE—Bozart rugs. $12.76, $15.76, $18.75. Scott's. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Films and kodak supplies. 629% Wabash ave. Overfelt. FOR SALE—ice boxes, $4.85, $6.85. 9cott's. 1336 Wabash.

$5.85.

WANTED—Paper hanging and painting paper furnished. Wm. Railey. New phone 2101-X. WANTED—Wallpaper cleaning- Gcot., ten. Old phone 1709, ring 3. WANTED—Fancy Or piece washing.

Call old 4S51. WANTED-15S3-J.

WANTED—Paperhanging. New ^bone 4978-J. WANTED—Paper hanging. 4286, old.

MIS CELT ANEOUS.

Koat ride given by Jamei Nei-r, Sunday, June lotn Boat leaves north of wagon -brides O.T.O a. m. Vhoto not having ticket* can get_ tiieia at boat. Gentlemen 50c, lad:cs !3.\ WANTED TO TR.VDE—Feeding tanknge for your dead animals, or will pay cash for them. New phone

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wagon, horse and

buggy cheap 26th and Barbour avenue.

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FOR~SAI7E—Good used piano for $75 •cash. Brewer Piano Jo, 7th and .•Cherry. FOR SALE—Iron beds, $x.95. $2.95, $3.95 springs, 75c. Scott s, 1S36 Wabash. FOR SALE—Large cliVkens and three pound fries, and. gee.xs 2036 5th avenue. FOR SALE—Fine Barred cockerels and

322

SALE—Piano reasonable pries good condition. 1244 N. 11th st. FOR SALE—Good horse and buggy.

Call on Sunday^ 220 So. 14th. Seven FOR SALE—Seven good shoatsj quire of Fagan at Seelyville.

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FOR SALE—Wicker cradle good condition. Call new phone 25S0. FOR SALE—Ladies' National bicycle $15 108 North Seventh. FOR SALE—Five months' old Scotch collie old phone 1597. FOR SALE—Mattresses, $?.86 to $6,85.

Scott's, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Rockers as low aa tl.SS. S\ott's, 1336 Wabash. FOr~SALE— Dining tables fi.ffS. $5.1(5.

Scott's. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Oil stoves as low as $6.il. Scott's, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—New and 629V4 Wabash ave. FOR

7 th.

used cameras.

SALE—Washing?

FOR SALE— N. 18th. SALE5th.

machine

Liberty avenue.

2225

-Good black dirt, free. 333

-Horse and buggy. 1710

FOR So FOR SALE—18-inch electric fan 1335 •S. 3rd. FOR

SALE—Bed

room suite 1626 N.

FOR SALE—Begonias. 2930 So. 9H-

WANTED—To Buy.

WANTED—We buy and sell second hand gas stoves. We also repair and connect gas stoves. Old phone 595, new phone 1627 or 109 S. 3rd.

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FOR SALE: 2 Mitchell roadsters. 1 seven passenger Mitchell. 1 Buick roadster. 1 E-passenger Buick.

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old phone 3S66. Harrison Smith. WANTED—You to come in and investigate the Universal Pipeless Furnace.

The greatest heating system ever invented. Scott & Hart. 508 Main. WANTED—To clean vaults. Charles

Jones. Old 1683, new phone 1252-J. WE CLEAN vaults, 50c a oarrel. Old 3533.

PTJMPS AND DRIVEN WELLS^ Pump repairing and driven well work, Cisteru cleaning. L. W. Coflman and

Bros., shop, 153$ Chase street. Citizen's *816,

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FOR bALE—Real Estate.

FOR SALE—Twenty acre farm, good 4 room house. falrbarn, 514 miles from Terre Haute, 1% miles from interurban will sell for cash or on time, with $500 down, balance long time 6 per cent. Fred Mauer, St.

Mary's-of-the-Woods, Ind. FOR SALE—In monthly payments, one Of my nice five room houses, 1515

Chase street closet, pantry, attic, cellar, gas, large yard, large gara.se, all in gilt edged condition. .Frank Teel, new phone 1221. FOR SALE—Three room house on paved street east gas and water payments $13 a month. Robertson's,

525

Wabash avenue.

FOR SALE—Three room house on paved street east. Water arid gas. Payments, $13 a month. Robertson's, 525 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—ftlx room cottage fend four room bungalow style house both on came lot. By owner, 430 Second avenue. FOR SALE—Small bungalow on the hill. Stop 5, Paris interurban. Call evenings Sundays. Kirbruess. FOR SALE—8-room bungalow, modern, 615 9. 3rd st. Inquire Dr. Ramsey, at Srd and Poplar. FOR SALE—Four room house and two lots well cistern 1709 N. 12th, Inquire 1237 N. 10th. FOR SALE—Two lots in Vandalia

Park place at bargain if sold at once old 4851. FOR SALE—Lots No. 239 and 240 Mo-

Keen Park place. Ne»- phone 5056-X. FOR SALE—Six room cottage 712 N. 14th street.

FOR SALE 02 TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Lot, located near Vandalia roundhouse and factories will trade on auto. Call 12'JO old phone. FOR*" SALE OR TRADE—8mall cash grocery and meat market. Call Bell phone 46.)2. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Touring car in first-class shape. 720 N. 7th.

FOR TRADE.^

FOR TRADE—Two-story frame store building, 12 living rooms (In four three-room apartments) central location. Improved street also 800 acres timber l_nd. southeastern

Missouri. Will consider good merchandise or city equities- Rood title liberal deal. Crampton, 124 S. 4th. FOR TRADE—Four acres, mostly in fruits, good house, well, cistern, in edge or good small town, not far from city want a good stock of groceries, $2,000. Crampton, 124 S. 4th. FOR TRADE—Auto have Mitchell roadster looks well good condition will trade for Ford must be in good condition. See Mr. Moore Saturday or Sundajr. 234 So. 7th st. FOR TRADE—Touring car In firstclass shape for some cows or hogs, 720 N. 7th.

FOR SALE—Autos,

IVi ton Republic truck. 1 Ford speedster. These cars are priced right and in line mechanical condition. Each a bargain.

OIFFEL SALES CO. 897 Lafayette Ave.

FOR SALE—Studebaker six, two Hudson superslxes, Oakland light six, two Chalmers light sixes three Overlands Oidsmobile, four cylinder

Dodge fivq passenger Paige six Chevrolet, 490 model Chevrolet, 490 model roadster Saxon six, five passenger five 5-passenger Fords Ford roadster. Terms on any of these _cars. Cole Auto Co., 514 Ohio. FOR SALE—One six-cylinder Studebaker roadster, 1917. Two Maxwells, 1917 models. One Ford tourinK car. one Regal, 1916-17 model roadster

One Overland, 79 truck 1 slx-ovl.ri-der, 7 passenger Oakland one lo.irtylinder Reo touring car. Edward Motor Hal!, 114-116 S. 2nd. Open evenings and fcunday. Overland, fa-passenger. Chevrolet. Ave passenger, McFar'.and, 6 cylinder, speedste*-. Ford roadster. Stutz six passenger demonstrator. Myers-Walker Sales Co 1238-40 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—1917 Chevrolet touring overhauled and in A-l condition good tires $425 If taken at once phone 5373 1554 Second avenue. FOR SALE!—We have over a dozen used cars come while you can make a selection payment plan li desired.

Pettyjohn Co.. 603 N. 6th. FOR SALE—Ford touring car fine condition perfect engine reasonable price year to pay if desired 1615

N. 3rd.

IF YOU have a car for sale or wish to buy one. list It with Edward Motor Hail, 114 8. 2nd. New phone 4385. FOR SALE—Cheap, 5-passenger Interstate owner leaving city. Old phone 996 or 2250. FOR SALE—Five-passenger ford 1916 model 1st class condition 1823

N. 10th.

-Paper hanging. M. Sears.

FOR SALE $500 7th.

Studebaker flve-passenger,

$500 cash or time payments. 200 N.

FOR SALE—Dodge touring car good shape everyway $750 old 3289. FOR SALE—Ford touring car condition old phone 3692.

Scripps-Booth Light Six—War Tax d»-| QQC and Freight J)l)OOU

U W. OTT AUTO CO. 217 S. 4th. St.

New Phone 993. Old 1074.

CARPENTER^WORK.

WANTED—Union carpenter work. Will estimate new or old work by contract ff11.1- Oitzeus 1600 N. 11th SL

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LEGAL NOTICES.

JUDGES, INSPECTORS AND CLERKS FOR PAI'K EI ECTION, JUNE 20. First wi d—J ige. Lawrence Staffi inspector^ L. D. »ecrist Clerk-, OJhn F. Jovce.

Second ward—Judse, W. W. Dlmmick inspt 1, John HurkneBs clerk, George Shannon.

Third ward—Judge*'Walter Haley Inspector, M. 3.' Dense* clerk Ora Elliot t.

Fourth ward—Judge, Ed O'Neil inspector, J. W. Jones clerk, Phil Lahr. Fifth ward—Judge, Geo. C. rcossell inspector, E. W. Bray .clerk, Lon Ethington. -V

Sixth ward—Judge, 'Geo. Barnes: ill« spector, Frank .Khulman -clerk, Chas. Carter.

Seventh ward—Judge, N. G. .Wal* lace inspector, J. H. .Swaii^ec^ 'Clerfc, C. E. Anderson.

VOTING PLACES-

First ward—Crawford schoofc Second ward—Cruft school. Third ward—Davis Park school. Fourth ward—Sandison school, -jl i i w a a i s o n s o o Sixth ward—Voorhees school. Seventh ward—Deming school. Election, Tuesday, June 24th, 191ft-W' 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.

By order of the board Of park rom» missioners of the city of Terre Haut»i Indiana.

Said non-resident defendants are no*i therefore, hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them, and that the same will stand for trial on the 25th day of July. 1919, the same being the 47th judicial day of the June term,- 1919, of said court, and unless said defendants appear and' answer on demur to said complaint at said date, the same will be heard and determined in their absence.

Witness, my hand and the seal of said court, this 31st dav of iv. 1919 JAMES J. FAGAN. Clerk.

STIMSON, STIMSON & DAVIS.

WOOD POSEY, president. HORACE E. TUNE, vtce-preiidt. HELENE M. LEE, secretary. WILLIAM F. CRONIN.

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the matter of the estate of Moses H. Waters, deceased.

In the Vigo County Court, May term, 1919. 1 Notice is hereby given, that Lizzie P. Waters as executrix of the estate of Moses H. Waters, deceased, has presented and tiled her account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 25th day of June, 1919, at which time all heirs, creditors, devisees, legatees of said decedent and all persons interested in said estate are required to apf/ear in said court and show cause. If any there be, why said account and vouchers'should not be approved.

And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all others interested in said state are also herebv re* quired, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate.

Witness, the clerk and seal of said Vipo Circuit Court, at Terre HaUTeT" Ind., this 31st (lav of Mav. 1919.

JAMES J. 'FAGAN,

Clerk of Vigo Circuit Court.

Beasley, Douthitt, Crawford and Beas-' ley, attorneys. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.

In the Superior Court of Vigo Ccuntf, No. 2, in vacation, 1919. State of Indiana. Vicro County, ss:

Clem Yeager vs. William Wood et alt No. 562. Be it known that on the 81st day ot May, 1919, said plaintiff filed affidavit in due form, showing that the defend-, ants. Mable Barber and E. E. Barber/ are non-residents of the State of Indiana end necessary parties to the complaint herein, and that the »object of said action is foreclosure of minor's lien and appointment of receiver without notice.

Attorneys.

SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received at Lovington, 111., until one o'clock p. m., June 25, 1919, for the Lovington Township High school building. Building to be located at Lovington, 111, Separate bids are to be received on the following items:

General construction.

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FOR SALE—Dodge touring car barpain at $650. 22 So. 6th. FOR SALE—Buick light rtx. Buick agency, 204 N. 7th. FOR SALE!—Dodge. Cash or time payments. 200 N. 7th. FOR SALE—Good Ford truck, $175. 3692, old.

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Heating and ventilation. Plumbing. Plans and specifications for tee above can be obtained from the architect, J. W. Rojer, Flat Iron building, Urbana, 111., by depositing $25.00 cash or certified check as a puaranteo for th« prompt return of plans in good condition. A certified check pavable to W. K. Hoover, president sehoo'l board, for five per cent of bid will be required with all bids.

The right is reserved to'-accept any or reject any or all bids.' .• v (Signed).

W. K. ITro-vTm, "Pres. W. B. SHIIiEY, Sec'y.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Maerrie Strouje, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. LILLIEREID.'

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FURNITURE L,EATHj£R5'JWU —For Sale By— DtTTTNWEG'S LEATHER HOTTgft

830 Ohio Street. Near Fifth. Bell Phone 617. Clt. Phone 17»,

FOR SALE--Real Estate.

LOTS IN DEMINO NOW ON SALE,

Subdivision between Nineteenth St and Twenty-fifth street, Wabash av#» nue and Ohio Blvd.

DEMING LAND CO.'**"

2002 Wabash Ave. New -phone 4848.

MONEY TO LOAN.

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For everybody at rates lower than tl» lowest. Don't be deceived come to Ut and investigate. Business strictly confidential. No one knows of your trans*/ actions with us. We lend on furniture, pianos or salary. If you have a loan row anywhere and need mora money come to us. Nothing deducted from loan. You get full amount. Extensions in case of sickness withoutextra Charge.

NATIONAL LOAN CO.

«C9 Trust Busldmc. iV'rre Haute. In®.

H. MOSS. Mgr.

Old Phone 804. Jsew 2774.

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