Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1919 — Page 3

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THE IXBIAXAPOLIS NEWS. MONDAY, AFGUST 25, 1919.

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MS ROAD TO BE

COMPLETED BY U.S. AID

ILLINOIS PART OF NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO BE IMPROVED. MILLIONS SPEIIT 1918-191!

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REPORT THEY UP AND ROBBED.

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! When Ksther Wilson, 1514 Prospect awoke Sunday night, a tall colnan was standing at the side of bed. according to a report given police by Hies Wilson. She and the man jumped from window through which be had entrance. Sergeant Anderson ! an emergency squad sent to Investl^were unable to find a trace of the Gibson, 270 Minkner street, reto the police Saturday night 120 Soutn Senate was hel l tip

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iim of * ave.

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A thief who Dan Early, 1941 “unday night, took

FIGHT

OF WOMAN

... HOTEL ROOM

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Three Persona Arrested and Two Me* Escape—Crops Gam. Reported to the

tk Hitchcock, age Missouri street.

WOMEN’S WING A1

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large c is in p rooms. The

uipment of which uunmer ol ^

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TSty truck,. :m motor rehlcl months a through traffic of twenty trucks and 200 passenger > * hlC '** Incresse Is SUsdy. Since early In 1919 there has

steady increase each month in the f<__ eral aid business in the bureau of. public roads. States in all parts of the coun

th &“ the refine

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

as

—■■■" EFFECTED. i* fr4ow8e Employes work, isnapelts News] d., Auguit 25.-' )al imsaers. fire

in full swing, and it would seem that the end is not yet. All indications point

wp^mr records In the monm. » ^ j^LJ „„ ,

Based on complete reports Irom forty- full capacity this week. They were run-

four of the states cash expenditures on p 111 * at about 50 per the rural roade and bridges of the last week. United Staten for the last twelve . -

months amounted to $286,008,193. To this should be added the value of statute and convict labor which can not be fixed with any great degree of accuracy but probably amounted to not less than *14,000/100 thus making the grand total ndltures for the year $300,000,000.

,. a ! • *.v; in fine arts, j re of worn- I PHnwi contain a | . i

__ BLANKETS, neat ored border, pair epXeDi BLANKET SPECIAL, lanre ^^ ks : ?s : 00 $2.98 BREADS, double bed size; $1.25 27-INCH APRON GINGHAMS, neat checks; 25c T OI _ 36^TnXH^CURTAIN SCRIMS, ^d value : l(Hc COTTON BATTING, Ql^ snow white, roll e/IC

BL1 _ no sti 36-INCH dark "i

49c PHOTO ENUR6ED 49.

Pay as Little as A WEEK

to Stanley Wyckoff,

r distributer for Indiana, ‘-bbers. Five cars were y. The sugar situation

iproving slowly. The shortage is

■■ HHHred to have been aggravated by

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in full swing, and it would seem that numerous persons 1

I to buy more than hen they hear of a shortage, has been informed that

of the east are to run at ‘ ‘ ‘. They were run-

cent, of capacity

RECORD BUILDING WEEK.

said, but theft of fot

ported to the pol Preacher'* Auto

A car belonging to the Rev. George M. Smith, 1855 North Pennsylvania street, pastor of the Roberts Park M. E. church, was stolen fom a point near the; church while the pastor was conducting

the morning services Sunday.

Charles L. Harris. 1209 Kappes streets, reported ’ that his automobile was stolen

from a parking space at Kentucky ave- I Sopbis'Tuuf idminutri nue and Washington street. A car be- nie Lan*. lot to, Meta

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longing to Walter H. Darrah, 2212

Washington street, was taken f| York atul Illinois streets, ‘ and Austin Sims, 4152 North

reported that his n from in front of th

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authorities have as to the identl-

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whose body was found In thel

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was committed negro settlement police held the thought, might the crime. The ioned Saturday the police failed ion of value and visited the scene

STILL ON SALE. —*7 Being and Meats Not

taken.

army foods through last wee!: totaled $16,786, amount $293.82 represented the $122.86 on Friday, Fewer than j remain of the to the Indi&nacans sell at 12 to the beans, corned beef roast beef are on sale

received

in«y E. Fenttermach-rr to HerKoehi, lot SO. Psrkside addl28x111 feet, improved, east udolph et., south of MaryO’Del l to James F. Van rt lots M to li. South *162% feet, improved, ixteenth at., eaat of «t Conaway to Albert E. in lots 2* and 37, Walkyside addition, 45x1»% ‘oved, west side Dillon of Julian ave etery Assoclaiion to lot 122. «ec-

er to Harry T. Maiwey, --- J*t quarter section 23, 14, range 3, Perry town-

$ 1,800 09

3,850 00

3.750 00

225 50

F. Boyer to Henry U Dlthtruatee, lot 33, McKernan'a daion, outlet 28, 30x» feet.

Improved, weet aide Willard at., ■euth of Henry at

Dithmer, truatee, to Frank

Jesse cilne. lot Tomlin'a aufodl-

-X165 feet,

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Permit* Total $1,047,612—Month Probably a Record Maker. With a total valuation of $1,047,612 for the week ending Saturday, a record week in building operations in the city of Indianapolis was probably established, Carl Hays, chief clerk of the city building inspection department, re-

ports.

The total for the week was far above the total for an average month, Mr. Hays said. In 1914, the biggest month ran $1,547,787, and in 1915 the largest month ran $1,255,792. These were years when conditions were not regarded unusually abnormal. To date the total valuation of new buildng projects for which building permits have been issued this month is S2,ttL3,872. Mr. Hays believes the month will round out the record total in the history of the department. County Agent Resigns. [Special to The Indianapolis News] COLUMBIA CITY. Ihd.. August 25—B. L. Hummel has resigned ss county agent of Whitley county. Mr. Hummel, who has been here two years, will leave for Delphi September 1 to teaeb agriculture in connec- j tion with the vocations! department of the Delphi schools. His successor has not yet been appointed. I

Twenty-sixth

administratrix, to Min- '• * Metzger’s Garfleld

feet, improved,

st., eaat of

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et ux. t lot 73, Boulevard square.

Improved, west side north of Thirty-first

Charles J. Unton to Verd R. Mayer

et ux., lot 73,

40x131 feet. Park ave.,

street

Buckeye Realty Company to Mary R. Smith, lot 112 and part HI. Irvington Terrace, Warren township

8 W*

rerrace, Warre L Elckhoft to et ux., par

James

SSSS. SroSiT!'. Mayer to Mabelle C. Pet-

v, lot 62, Trotter’s BrooksMe 40x120 feet, vacant, west s de g st., south of Nowland ave . to same, lot 102, Brown's fcslde park, 40x120 feet, vacant, side Ewing st.. north of Thir-

M ac Faria nd to Parker et ux., part northwest section 13, township 15,

range 2, W*yn« township Flora A. Boyd et al. to Albert E. Ubi. part lot 8, square 22, Drake s addition SS 14*208 feet, improved, east side Capitol ave., north of FottrtMnth st Daniel V, Ready to Clarence R. Clayton, lot 61. Shover's addition. 49x130 feet. Improved, northeast corner Thirty-ninth at. and Graceland ave James A. Canty to Harry Acoff et ux., part block 8*. Bright wood.’’Ox 140 feet. Improved, north side Twenty-eighth st., east of Brightwood ave 1,909 00 James A. Stewart to George W. Haynes, lot 78, Johnson's E. Ohio street addition, 35x120 feet. Improved, east side Keystone .ave., south of New York st Farmers Trust Co., trustee, to T. A. Rubush, lot 6, block 80. Songster et al.’s addition, 41x180% feet, vacant, east side Brouse st., north of Twenty-eighth st Dora A. Coombs to Henry F. Schowe, part northeast quarter section 17, township 15, range 4, 6% acres. Center township 8,809 00 Alexander Chambers to Orville H. Baxter, lot 708, Carter’s seventh addition, lOOx— feet, vacant, eaat of Washington blvd., north of Sixtieth st 2,090 00 Lola Westover to Fred C. Westover, lots 74 and 75. Culver et al.’s subdivision, 80x135 feet, improved, west side Cornelius ave., north of . Fortieth st ■ William I* Bridges to James G. Flaherty, part lot 74, Woodruff Place, —xl70 feet, improved, east side Meddle drive, north of Mlchiigsn st. Albert H, Tolin to James W. Harrington, trustee, part sections 20 and township 17 range 2, Pike . tpWPBMYfr . James W. Hnrrij gton, t rtfs tee, to Albert T. Tolin, et ux., same.. David Zeph to Minnie C. Smith, lot I. McKeman et al.’s subdivision, outlet 100, 30x150 feet. Improved, south side McCarty st.. east of Greer st Charles E. Cline et al., to Russe H. Hartman, lot 18, Hill's addition, 37x118 feet, improved, south side Bates st.. east of Oriental st..— Union Trust Co., trustee, to Lawrence E. Opliger, lot 26, Eider's Southeastern Park. 72 2-3x160 feet, vacant, northwest corner Hobart ave. Transfers, 29: consideration *30.302 00 Transfers, 29; consideration. 330.902 00

food that were ok, but it is ex-

wtil be made this

tion has been sale of army

sssor’s Ambition. - - 26,—Edwin H. Halt, at Harvard, volun-

♦11,750,000. August 25. — The administration today signed with the Pullman Company an annual rental of

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RUGS

Rag Rugs, hit-and-miss, good quality, size 6 by 9; “ r * $6.89

SnL.Zhvt&i’ ZuMutu/UrCo? HALF- C*MT-PR V* 117-121 W. Market St, Opp. Trac. Ter. Depot

Established 1868

price

Rag Rugs, solid colors, blue, brown, rose and yellow, size 6 by 9;

sale

price ..

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RUGS

Tapestry Brussels Rugs, assorted patterns, size 9

by 12; sale ^9

$10.94 INTRODUCTORY SALE OF

■OTT/^O Large Rugs at special IVIJlXk} prices, including sizes 6x9, 8.3x10.6, 9x.\2 and 11.3x12. Selections must be made during this sale

to save the difference.

price

Brussels Rugs, assorted patterns, size 9 by 12;

sale

price .,

$34.43

Brussels Rugs, assorted patterns, size 6 by 9; sale Q OQ price tpJLOd£iO Axminster Rugs, assorted patterns, size 6 by 9;

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price tp£i0*0£4

Brussels Rugs, assorted patterns, size 8.3 by 10.6;

sale

price ..

$26.73

U^ne LiUl i ow Hartford Saxony carpet samples averaging in size 27 inches by 54 inches. If figured at present valuation they would be

$43.53 marked $7.50 per yard. Think of it—an op-

portunity to have a good rug worth approximately $11.00, while the lot lasts, for your

choice, $3.85.

Axminster Rugs, assorted patterns, size 8.3 by

10.6; sale price

Axminster Rugs, assorted patterns; size 9 by 12; £. $44.55 Axminster Rugs, assorted patterns, size 9 by 12; sale HCk price tpOOa I O

Velvet Rugs, patterns, size

sale

price ..

Wilton Rugs, patterns, size

special price ..

assorted 9 by 12;

$46.58

assorted 9 by 12;

$89.10

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Bigelow Hartford Saxony Rugs, size 9 by 12; special (1*Q7 OA price i .4jU

Axminster Rugs, assorted patterns, size 8.3 by 10.6; sale ttKA £Q price «D«Jl/aUO

Only two of above to customer. One lot of Axminster carpet samples, size as above. $2.85.

Your choice.

Axminster Rugs, assorted patterns, size 11.3 by

12; sale price ...

$63.99

INTRODUCTORY SALE OF BABY CARRIAGES ALL at SPECIAL PRICES Prices are made to introduce new lin tions must be made during this sale difference. See window. GEO. H. OILAR, Vice-President

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