Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1919 — Page 34
THE LVHIAXAntns N EWS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1910.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
BIG, aevr jot of famrttjtre, n»if' and •wr en* * • »t tAlf tbm McofKi-biifK] <rt«rc priow. Call] Always Call OUb'w&'nAWl HOCSg. Ata. X. X. T. j USED GOODS STOKE
courucnm aom* tm»*r. «w«st. *«
MUSICAL.
FINANCIAL
IN'SC RANGE
«K an braneoes. AUBREY D PORTER. K9
lA* bgUdtar Haiti 7ftO
bed
tafeil*. CaD
Me. Xerth ««.
■1 'joal raasea.
tiro (a« beateer, iibmrr te> i
Main 2288, Auto. 22-288 X« atber *tor« pmw* a* mac* Car!
ftae fanuiera aad rasa.
CLUEE aofa ’ beA trteycfe. two saa waaMag ewAiioe, tk.rtf-galV^a i «*», Iron b*«, Imgkckaur, dtiMT* 4«ak, reff^erater. Braeweia earjw*.
There Is Only One.;
424 Mass. Ave.
STANDARD MAKE
I PLAYER PIANO, $495 --^j— -
I Xear, wKB idnueie attaHiaaeat aad tmae- ? |M aad Um j^ n
atac iteelee; fate value at MSS; «a*y pay- I SCOTT. M Wh^m baii4!M.
"£ L. Lennox Pia^o^cT* !“
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ARRANGES FOR CONFERENCE
LEAVING SM UN
A CALL to Main m* »ili ^niekir britMt yea : a buyer «be seeBi moat ail JcIb4» of beaaajbaCil aaoda BROWX, «»-4I Xaaa are.
C JteBM» **** neir ' 821 *' CH FFPTROtfK PTerenr* <»«* uteve.
ABSOLUTELY REST PRICES PAID FOB FUR3fITCF.il. RUGS AND STOVER
TANDARD rrRXJTURE CO.
■ the district society, tvas h*re Monday mak.nj; tentative pians for the all-
dmiaf | gi 11—Helni r*ttM mwm.
and eeal tease,
r*H» table, mix' chair*, oak; AxxoiaaKar ra« ! ARTICLES of Btcia or bo ralaa to you aaay
North 45',*, bo worth a let to a* Can oar boyar oa
Mgfct oak. table, *w 1
aMehearS. f» Its AMmmi ave I
■■■i Ml heavy trailer w heels sad bare yoor aides wtte robber tire* pot OB while you watt JOHN GI EDELHOEFER WAGON CO- Mg Keatucky ave.
BAKER
TABLE, M-hvjfc tap poartered oak.
' tts* £ ml Maata and
Baker Brothers
Praapeet MT!.
bane for ■ale 1254 S.
OOLT. two year* cheap. 6K Desman rt.
X«.
ilt iSlS at _ Martm bed*, » aprtnsa. O-S* ta »E
rasa, ia fair caodRson ftzr » at M2 asd MS. BROWN
houaehoii
Gaa ranee*, coal rw tactary ataraa wanted Baker Brothers
ttttJe
Wa pay
»mb table mat
mi g. Tenth. ; D White aeartap jnse-hine. $t:.
i«g Pteepart et.
^ | ^y^T , 'S*TSS.?:
JUCT, harvaia; i••a.'^wr artarbatr. | *** * w
BOOKS; entire iihrariea
entail lata;
Good ae aen, for HUe or tnMfe- Mata 43M SOfeSPH PATTISON. HPT Law bin*.; prompt
- -—- —— : real «*e*t> toaaa * ; HHH | chattel LOANS TEXT OF UNION AGREEMENT0, K».e^ t fC^i?;^ NEW BILL IS DISTRIBUTED
’lonfcrenr: PttefoflAr.tA will *co to : — ————— {
« {Special » The Indianapolia Newei • Health win Uosp;ta! where they will. Reports of increasins popularity EASTCHICAGO. Ind.. October and influence of the city manager state militia companies from Goahen. ! ■■■■* ■ form of government were made by ! Ft. Wayne and Bloomington, which g toee.kers at the session of the 1 have been on steel strike guard dut ? i IIIHV QklirTO II A V Dill CC Clty Managers* Asosciation at lin the Calumet region, today were or- j J|||f I \n|lff \ rlMT K|| f \ * the Claypoo! hotel today. It was dered by Harry B. Smith, adjutant- dWIII UHII I V I»/v « T IIU'_L»V ; *hown that the manager plan is genera! of Indiana, commanding. to ‘ Xt 11X |ir|T| ir rt A||\r t|||||A operation in many parts of the entrain for their homes. Ft is ex- IUA mU| ULU \||||- lW||\l\; United States and is giving satisfacpected that all of them will be gone! 11 |fi | llLll|ILI\ OtUL IflllOi* 1011 wh ere the people have been couby tonight. When the others will , ■ vinced that a real effort Is being made go General Smith does not say. but , . . k .. awav from the old he thinks they will leave soon. j nivingR r.fiRTft in ftiilT I *y«tem of partisan and spoils man-
WNTNG
roefcom, beafttlful
Nertb «82-
foilef met.
Dependable Coal Ranges mf tz> »• Ed* for _ anal range*?
I BOOKS wasted, to boy all kinds. I PIXtlPAXK, Harrison me.
Call L.
tor . half or even j«*.
1
lory or yew momr back. Xo*. tohvnt
aboM of ail », Meridian !
, gents' and children»; »; bom. pricea paid. 914
that »« will
m
new move*
Used Goods Store 424 Mass. Ave. DAVENPORT. TwKtab; uptaolatrred in tap oatry: ns dealer* »m4 apply. Apartment ft, g/io y. iforbMps. ”
obSvU'ir ZuitZZ CAIJ ' Main 12M if yoa have any SSSSid 1C l^^rabuU’ but; srtfoWa to oelL GLAZER pay beat prteoa.
Va^wi
men *, eWldr-a » of
cai.ed for. Pro*-
to, no*. Bargain. North
CLOTHING, mo all kind*, brat
<- ASH Heg jPte HJ bought and 'aaM: aloo *1gMSScX5; Dslawnro at, Phonaa. Mate ISfL Aqta. it-7*4
CLOTHING. Bert price* paM for c
SM. 9 N. Weot at
elotblag Ord*
EXTRA GOOD QUALITY tfreoaer* and eWBooler*. in golden o»*. *om« of beat the factory ha# ever produced at about ««* half price ALBERT SOX HANDY
SHOP, mi Cmtml.
z sfir-ifr-jsasB gfw.
CARLOADS aad carload* of good booaabald good* wanted aQ tba time. Quick, courteous aetton m large or omall order* Call a boyar from tba largaot oaad furaltttr*
«ara ia Ute world.
_ Baker Brothers &AlJ, Main 57a if you hav# anything to
jss" “ass "SZLSzjr. i? tss:
plcturea, and otbor Odd Oat a prleo from oar buyer* boforo you ooll.
and other
MRS. «. ■
MS M Forty oigbth «t. fTURE. rnahognay chiffonier and . Mrdaore maple chiffonier hrmre rocker*, iwrttd oak book cane fee omali . | cMn* e^net. z*» College
Baker Brothers
fITT; Hg gad ftwntahing* for nv# room anything you have In furait t on Waablngton btvd ; party may nig*? If you do, call THE
*o doatraa, WaabkMtoa ZTll. m$.
Ho. 5J, AT
■■El ■ No, ■ coat IS*, quick sale.
Woodruff
for «ale; about to leave city; »; can be aeon W*sdn**«l«y and 4-M p. ta. 1*1 Cenicrbury
MM Contra L_
rVRNITLRK.
of every deocriptton. The
paid GI.AXKR
of all klnda at THE UT.fRE STORE, 3J1 £. Waah"of all deorripttofits,' reaaon444 E. Waahington.
:»•*
'onbSt, like new.
man. To* N. spring at.
quartered oak. mahogany, dining tables, chair*, china 444 E. Washington
raaECTg
and foil mattre#**# at *e. He* u* ijefrire buyiZER, 444 K. Waahtngion.
botbiiim h**tjf : fonte *i*e, »5) I *~S STORE. 4»4 Mas*, ave. SALE—Buffet. IE, rofrtgerator. *12;
•or. 115; waohrtand book*hefvea, pictures, hotplate*, porch owing, mower, ho**.
for quick *ate leaving city. 31SS
. , av*. North 1111. "RjfjfOKT with large
DIAMOND, bpat that ITS cash will buy. Addram Ho* »4, Kowa.
Do You Want
the Mg price aad caah without delay for
furniture, stoves end
EXCEL, Main
FURNITURE WANTED UOA HIT* FURNITURE EXCH ANGE. 4M Mas*, ave. Mein MSw.
rURNITt R* WANTED. Will pey
Price* for! bou*ehoid good* In private bom*
or flat Call Main 1072. Auto. MAM.
rURN J lTl-RC'wT buy ,]rklnd*“of * fumf-
^Mein 3452. Prospect MM,
tore and rug*.
GLAZER will give an estimate offer on any one article or aulte fro*. Auto. 31-214. Cali
Main 13M. ;•
GLAZER pay* bast prices for used furniture of any kind or style Auto. H-214. C^H
Mato MML
HIGHEIIT CASH price~patd for good fu n!ture. Ktove* anA r..« THE LITTLE FUR-
^ zz k 's'-is,
HELP! HELP! HELP! Help Us_to get fumltur* for our cootomers. Wo must hav# aad will pay m good price for goods now. Call our buy-
er on either phone. Baker Brothers
r; In
•Ida oven and
condition. Call Irvington
~4»uM* drain «. CAL1XYN
twoTviToot; "on* j asvar .iwppiiiiD vy
0.
K to 97.5*. USED
qM.llMa.'n»A
Good Heating Stoves
Wo oell only good, dependable make*, guar““fr 1 mm**. M nearly half prlca ItggDTSoQPe STORE. 4H Mass, ave. OtTY STORAGE ha* one lot of furniture very ■Mg peoaera. chair*, writing dealt*.
—. rug*, et*. aj; nice condition, south of Union Station. 30 W.
Ifonrjr Main 4«M.
SwISROLS 30o5S for Sale.
ty-aocond «.
MU
cheap, beds, d wtes.
»> W. Twen
l rag*. 2 ceniw per pound. Prospect 5464.
LARGE hotblaet. coal ranges end cook offw.^pLAZER ^ r&zjz fcr MUSICAL instruments wanted. Any highgrede Instruments bought at the best price.
Call our buyer. BAKER BROS.
ORIENTAL rugs wanted: also fine draperies tiwtved teakwood. tables, anything out of
the ordinary.
USED GOODS STORK. Main 228*. OFFICE furniture wanted at once. The best 1* none too good. Make your own prir*. GLAZER. 444 E. Washington. Auto. 31-314. Main 1284. —■ ’ ' ' *
VALLEY GEM PIANO
TWE2STT-F1VE ; ebaap; immediate
New*.
Chairman of District Antl-Twbcrcu- :
loais Bucltqg la Mouth Bead. {Special to The Indianapolis Newt.)
SOUTH BEND. Ind., October 2S.—; The thirteenth district anti-tubercu- | losis cofiference will be held in South
SHARES GOSHEN. FT WAYNE. BLOOMING- ; Bend. Saturday. November U. James i SPEAKERS AT ASSOCIATION
TON MEN ENTRAIN. | Wilkinson, of Goshen, chairman ofi SESSION TELL OF POPULARITY.
FIVE baud good j
DXAKAFOLlg GKPCKPg.
FTVE akw sboat*.'
our - j ear - MOTOR
I hnratia. INSPEEDWAT
Woodruff 6U
FOR
Waehliigtaw
horse*, cheap. ~J» Ebet
PERSONAL LOANS Hade by a Reputable Concern
$24 TO $300
I* mUy necessary that >ou ora per- > S?*RJEFCS^ 1 ' K ° WORTHT P ® R ‘ Oar charge* art fixed by law. We wtu leaa you aay amoum up to OCS aad gfoa
yeu all tba time you net
GOOD heavy bore* for tale at dSS W. Mor- |
ris rt.
GOOD foar-j ear-old cow.MW Adams.
GOOD strong work home $25. Washington
r present elate for
JOSEPH HAAS tlie people's choice, is stiU in the ring but i* moving dead animals oa short notice Will pay for stock aad telephone call*. Mate !S».
Auto. »-r»
ONE-HORSE jolt wagon wanted. 2Vashia# tea am. ONE fine lunch wagea; big bargain.
Kautarky aye. FAIR of mala*. US, Woodruff 4S32. *
need t« repay the
nmiey. You pay the legal Interest, aad
the actual number of day* you If you owe another company, coma to aa aad we wiu pay them off and vaace you more money for your
aeed*. end you can
repayment.
OUR RATES ARK LOW-OUR FLAN
_ IS THE BEST.
We do not notify employers, neither Oe we make laquinee of your friend* or
re la Uvea
It will coat you nothing to call and
bova u* explain our proposition, and a
II amount if you borrow. If la
3®2 epecawi burry, phone Main DO. New
satisfied that there is no further DIVIDES COSTS IN need of state troops here. Mm nv ergen t»eneral Smith has made public the "hulut rttu text of the agreement signed by rep-
resentatives of the labor unions
SUIT OVER ,
! A. R. Hatton, field secretary of the i National Short Ballot Organixation I and the American city bureau, New York, who is attending the meetings.
—
SAM BUTLER
City contractor for dead animal*. Cali u* and we wit! call and get your dead ammol*. Belmont 4e3. >' WAGON, heavy, covered: do for peddler, fine condition, Washington 3(33.
a *pedal burry, phone Main DO. a-4SS. and we will do the reet. Security Mortgage
Loan Co.
Room* Nb-an Indiana Truat Mdg. Second Floor Washington st. and
Virginia ava
A STATE LICENSED CONCERN.
iSilllgP
; ) “M e. the undersigned officers of the j COLUMBUS. Ind.. October ^hc^matteu^mJ^ported^ to ■ JfK io V s A n K m ® d b fd ow . bein * Wisps of hay were brought In the ; civic, labor, social, professional and . SSSSSfUj’rTlS'WSSriX X; HanW.. «rc..« «u«. h .«. y..- •>.»»>»«?• ,» th« city
3% STUDEBAKER farm vagen gear*, lid# while they last- Only a few left. 365 KeniMilif- am.- - .
DOGS, POULTRY. PIGEONa ETC.
^EM^FUfr'ringertU'H arTr "mwin U inland roller*, also female*. 1225 Laurel et.
LUFF ROCK pullets H2C Pnwpect *t. Prospect 547. - - BOT with wheel, for delivery and work In grocery; no objection to colored. BGULEVARP 4GROCERY OO., 2*58 College.
YOU CAN
BORROW MONEY
SO CHEAP
ss.aa? as »i
bonded firm, for u*e in paying overdu* billa
or to buy the things you n^ed
BARGAIN
the things you need for CASH at PRICES, that every one should take advantage of our service.
CANARIES, Harts Mountain female*, choice.
<1. 1153 Unden
FOX TERRIER puppies. Inquire Bethel end Perkins ave*. FULL-BLOODED black and tan hound, five months old; female; 915. 81$ Fulton. #FOR SAIJE—PH Games; stags, hen*, pullet*.
or trade for Flemish Giant*.
na> Villa ave.
Loans on Furniture
$20.00 to $300.00
at legal rates, on short notice end without publicity. We give you all the time you wont to repay a loan aad only charge fur the actual time you have the money. Fair
Isn't It*
Don’t Sell Liberty Bonds They will surely sell at a premium *on*e
fay, besttf
below, hereby request the withdrawal t terday. for members of a jury to eniff.
tb « distrtet encoro-! th<J intention being to prove that the passed by a line five miles distant . .... , *
from the corporate limits of Hast 1 vas unfit for food for animals. Chicago and Indiana Harbor, and the Testimony was being heard In the riVt n ^T« f »? n .V tia l 4 ,aw f r°!? said di ** ! case of Clyde Bond against Mrs. Mary lows": T ° ' n ' 1 W ' “ ' o1 - j Vawter. of Na.hvm,. Brown county. From our knowledge of the pres- wife of William Vawter. an artist, ent conditions in this district we Rond brought suit for |15. alleged to
.. . . --- , be due on a stack of hay he had sold _ the accredited rep- to Mrs. Vawter. The defendant as-
Hrfnv ?. f th * lal ?, or ° r * an **** ; serted that the hay was worthless, w-rn h* l K at ther ® that it made animals sick when she th- JiL. ° fU th SLidisturbances of fed it lo them and that she also be-
? r cond j tion8 o f | came ill from the effects of the moldy
!L*f®- or rift caused or aided by any h av and the worry over the transacmember q, the respective unions. ’ tion. She coue.ter-sued for damages
in the sum of $135.
After smelling the hay the jurors ... J1ct whtch he , d th||lt
910: also some brown
ET r *"
Meridian.
FERRETS, trained. MIDWEST FERRET FARM, 1331 Blaine qve.. West Indianapolis.
FLEMISH Giant buck.
doe* with young. 2062 PLYMOUTH ROCK pullets, big egg pro ducers. tl; also small ones. 50c. about eighty-five in lo., 13W W N-v. York st. WANT coon and opossum hound. 318 N. Sheffleld ave., Indianapolis.
>n ' r ‘ B m ■ 1 1 a M r r., n;“ You Can Afford to Borrow ’ *- tr,k ? wiU be strictly foi-
On $ 40 pay $2 a month and interest
that the manager plan is desirable. Mr. Hatton prepared the-report for
the committee.
Governor Favors New Bill.
A proposed bill to legalise the adoption of commission or comtnle-siotv-manager form of government for Indiana cities is now being distributed by the Indiana Commercial Sqc* retaries’ Association, and at the meeting of the City Managers' Association last night. Governor James P. Goodrich said he was in favor of such a bill. A measure of this kind failed to get through the last Indiana legislature, and It has since been r«» drawn and perfected under the tilth* t t rection of Mr. Hatton and Robert K.
awter was not entitled to dam- ( Tracy, director of the bureau of gov«ages, and that Bond was not entitled ernmental research of the Indmna-
t. u matters intended to preserve ; to any m0 rt* money. The costs in the polls Chamber of Commerce; John E. peace in said district, as well as all ; case, exclusive of fees for the six at- Northway, secretary-manager of the orders that have been or may here- I torneys employed, approximated 9200, Columbus Chamber of Commerce, and >e nrnmu)its.a. ( which was divided equally between L. M. Vaughn, secretary-manager of
Ag-ee to Picketing Order.
"Iru instructions heretofore issued brought in a verdict by you with respect to picketing and = Mrs. \ av
the contesting parties.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RKF'N'ED middle-aged lady wishes to travel with some elderly lady or gentleman as companion: one going south or west for winter preferred; can be interviewed at 1051 N Pennsylvania, or cati Crlcle 21U,.
AUCTION SALES.
RAGS wanted, 2c
Proapect 4002.
pound; also junk. Cal!
KHOLD OguDb wanted. Will pap all
i vu ask. If worth it
•TANDARD FURNITURE CO ,
m
max
AVI.
stove. Galt LINOLEUM
mattress and s|
dining room sot, also
I North tun.
Item *na
bring* ilso h<
heating
at lowest prices in city.
OLAEKIt, 444 g. Washington, m'NO'room fuml t u re. bed room fumituro, ruckers, utlsld linoleum, high-oven gas gilt from* mirror, picture*, kitchen two small tables, private home. 4020
ave. '
tARY tables, rocker*, bookcase*, writdesk*. etc. GLAZER, 441 E. Washing
st a bargain. Call 3417 K. Washington ONE iron bed, Mprlng*. mattieo*. gno«l a* new. Waahlngton WPS. QUARTERED oak dining room suite; buG fet china elostR; extension table, sis chairs. fTS; Quick Meal ga« range, IS: kitchen cabinet, 912.50; refrigerator, 910; Five sewing machine. 125; dre***r, fiO; brae* bod. matt re**, and spring*. |12.5® ; oortumer, 93.50; two foUJ ruga 135; one «x:> 2 rug. 910; Avo small rug*, 97.50; two rood rocker*. 9».»; three erex rug*, 35; *wing, 91.a; *ilterware, cut glass and china will sell separately. Addroa* Box 1132. New*. QUARTERED OAK bed, dreaaer and chiffonier. complete, 950. Oak dining room
aulte. complete. 145,
UWKD GOODS STORK. 424 Mas* ave_
Abt'ridiihto ohathh
■
J
» - §r%' I >• and New
CURE COMPANY Whoteeoin Price* of everything for housethroe months' time, lees for caah elsewhere; i* to than any catalogue house; for ten months’ time. •' * « *>>*w%% *****,*, » a % cw* » • » v*» jWr b-h * A * ak.sevaav * a UvAv *•* » v * .gM oq '*»«-—»»-«909 •• token os port pay- " ' ‘ foro« new.
ST.
*Sidit£?
amt combination for price* are the 4-
mamisxz
Long bed davenport and dining room table, chairs and sideboard. Will be sold at a trgaln. Oall at «M N, Meet »t.
^ cht#ei^, 930. 434*Maas qve.
Tty HTOVB, h 616 E, Miami.
MAHtklANY living room «uUe. Circle oTnT
MaIiOGANY bed davenport. 924 Orange at.
OIL PERFiy flON range pm- tically new. mg m kxm*-ert*lro f‘'mil -I A 1 - IP Y*---W» a
•ac-r
GLAZ-
REBUILT STOVES Xa-Mtaj . Mm 40., OO,
S!^2*. ?fi.*sra, u .t
stove to us mesne re-
placing any defect!v* part, and all buyers of new stove* know that any part may show a defect with aaew one. thus enabling ue to give with all oar stovee the asm* guaroato* that oomoa with the move from the factory. InveeUgato this matter before you pay a high price for a hew stove or a lew prto*
for pile of junk ”
BAKER BROS.,
Flooeer dealers, 9M B. Washing-
ton si.
SECOND-HAND tools, all kinds. Best price*. Prospect 5304. SUITS, dresses, coats, shoes and everything in the clothing line. 1113 Prospect st. Prospect »333. S. 0. S. C.Q. D. P. D. Q. etc. We must have more uaed furniture and stoves. Call our buyers before you eell a dollar’s worth. It may be worth twe
Baker Brothers
BELL your clothe# to us. We pay mure. Main IMS. TWO or more vat# suitable for dyeing. EVERITTg. ~7 W. Washington. TOMATO pickers, piece work, plenty of to-
AUCTION SALE At our auction room. 227 N. New Jersey at.. Thursday. 9:30 a. m. Very fine Stoddard plana mahogany case., bench and music cabinet, seventy-five rolls of music, very fine genuine leather upholstered daveno, one 9x12 Wilton velvet rug with linen fringe, two small rugs to match, fine chairs, roepers. Beds, mattresses, springs. dressers, bookcase, second-hand tugs, throe steel ranges nearly new. kitchen cabinet, gas range good as new. kitchen refrigerators, McCrea refrigerator with mirror front, showcases, scales, electric coffee grinder cost 9275, overstuffed parlor furniture, three pieces, lawn mower, kitchen safes, center stands, round top tables, six dining chairs, buffet, sanitary couches, library tables, threepiece oak, Jeather-covered set; llneoieum, shades and curtains, flat top desks, steel lockers, filing cabinet, rocking chairs. This is the largest sale We have had this fall. LEW SHANK Auctioneer.
maloe*. Mar* Hill car to Holt ave.. get off at tomato field. JOHN J. WAGLEY, WE WANT good used furnitur*. Will pay all
It la worth.
STANDARD FURNITURE CO.
919 Maawachuaatta ava. Main Mil WB BUT all kind* of •econd hand tools guns fishing tackle, sporting goods aad small stocks of bardwara IIP E. Washington. Mato 4658 ——a
WE BUY
all kind* of houobold furnitur*. price before you sell. Call
“MAIN 3363. AUTO. 25-469.
Get our
WILL PAY the hlgbeet price for all kind* household good* In (Rival* home* or Oata
Main 1073. Auto 3S-W.
WANTED—Old feather bed feather* renovate*. . feather mattreaaes and piilow* mada.
ACORN FEATHER CO.. 03 E. Main *10.
odd pieces of
Market st
WILL pay well for niture. Coll Main 1384. *1-214. V
GLA
f period lurZER. Auto.
also smal
Golden Omk So. HS. Move. 637 Oxford st.
... wariktpe, drop-head; like new cost
*23 N. Senate.
Jest her rocker, rug*. Irvlng-
N. Audubon road
is
dining table and chair*,
mahognay colonial bookcase, high goods: fim-clas* condition. 312 E.
nth. Apartment S.
SMALL gas stove, linoleum. 1210 Writ
drop-leaf
table and
STOVES, hotblasts, cook stove*. g* s ranges, cool ranges, basebumer* or furniture for
*!«**«' 1,n * T HE LITTLE
Irt RNITURE STORE. 311 E. Washington.
three door* east of Delaware at.
THE LITTLE FURNTURK STORE has a ***** stock *t g«xto at Ml E. Washington fmixmsrmmmRK
Basra stoc Washington
stock of rugs.
STORE has a
all kind*, at SI E
The Best in Indianapolis Anything in foraiture, rugs or stoves
Always the Best
USED GOODS STORE. 434 Maas qve. WE HAVE for aaio or will buy
THURSDAY, 2 p. m., 332 Indiana avenue, big ... . _ bed complete, cost 175; oak dresser and chiffonier, books, pictures, wardrobe, 6x9 Axrninster rug. massive oak library table, cost $40; several oak and mahogany rockers combination bookcase, dining table, seven chairs, 9x12 Brussel* rug, several small ruga, mantel folding bed, mantel clock, davenport, good aa new; two 9x12 Axminster rugs, large plate mirror, vernis Martin bed complete, golden oak buffet, just like new ; three massive oak rockers, pedestal, large dome. Jilgh-oven gas range, McDougai kitchen cabinet, sideboard, fine refrigerator, kitchen table, linoleum, complete set dishes, oil stove, lace curtans, shades, portiers. bedding, screen doors, dishes and cooking utensils sad many other goods. McFadden & Burkhardt Auctioneers. FIXTURES
and
FURNITURE Thursday, 9:30 a. m., 146 S. Illinois st. Roll-top desk, small iron safe, stools, shelving. four good heating stoves. National cash register, glass jars, two root beer venders, lot glassware, cuspidors, two water heaters, hotplates, pool table, balls, cues, large trunk, two stepladders. jugs, cigars, wall dock, four-foot counter, electric chandeliers, celling fan. four-piece *e: wicker furniture, chairs, rockers, dressers, iron beds, springs, mattresses. gas range. 9x12 rug and other goods. McFadden & Burkhardt , Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 9 a. m., 961 Massachusetts ave.. Hogan Storage Company, we will sell lot storage household goods, including upright piano, silverware, chlnaware, lot nice dish-*, codling utensils, several dressers, washstands. center tables, brass and iron beds, springs, mattresses, heating stoves, coal range, laundry stove, library tables, bookcases, bedding of all kinds. 9x12 rugs, clocks, carpets, chairs, rockers, dining room and bedroom furniture, kitchen cabinets, sewing machine, gas range, sideboard and numerous
other goods.
McFadden & Burkhardt _■ Auctioneers.
FRIDAY, 2 p. m., 3*43 E. Michigan st. fine furniture six-room house. Elegant fumed oak buffet, pedestal dining table, four chairs (cost 1185). good as new; massive oak rockers and chairs, several small rugs. 9x12 Royai Wilton rug (cost $83), 9x12 Axminster rug. clock. Sellers kitchen cabinet, high-oven gas range (juSt like new, cost *70). bench wringer. garden hose, fine oak library table, electric tamp, smoke stand, curtains, daveno. with pad: sanitary couch, mattress (good aa new), tools. 6x9 Brussels rug, very fine brass bed, steel springs, felt mattress, lot dishoe, oil stove, cooking utensils. These goods are all nice and clean and In good condition. McFADDEX & BURKHARDT. auctioneers LEGAL NOTICES—PROPOSALS^ SEALED FROPOSAI.S will be received at the office of treasurer. Marion branch. N. H. D. V. K. National Military Home. Grant county, Indiana, and there opened at the time fixed, for furnishing and delivering supplies in accordance with instructions and specifications. copies of (which, with blank proposals. can be had upon application to the treasurer, as follows: For current expenses, household and hospital supplies, until 1
tion; mahogany* case. 9450; ~ reasonable o'clock p m.. November IS, »19; for repairs, rms RAPP & LENNOX 347 X Pennsvi form and clothing supplies, until 1 o dock * ' • Fen ®»y* p. m.. November 25, 1919, and subsistence
supplies, until 1 o'clock p. m., December i, 1919. E. B- WHITE Treasurer. NOTICE—The board of trustees of the Central Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive sealed proposal* until Friday. October
On $ 60 pay $3 a month and interest On $100 pay $5 a month and interest PAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE
THE COST.
FIDELITY LOAN CO. 106 E. Market St. Room 532 Lemcke Bldg. Main 1278. Auto. 27-733. askTjs If You Need Money Have you ordered your winter's coal? Have you paid all your bills? If not. borrow what you need from us. If you owe another company, come to us and we will pay them off and advance you more money for your present needs and you can set your own Gme for repayment. s OUR RATES ARE LOW—OUR PLAN IS
THE BEST.
We do not notify employers, neither do we make inquiries of your friends or rela-
tives.
Take twenty months to repay If you like. This makes your payment* so small you can easily meet them each month. We make loans on furniture, piano*. Vlctrolas. etc., without removal. e’en, write or phone. Main 7477. - NATIONAL LOAN COMPANY 215 Board of Trade Building Cor. Ohio and Meridian Sts. Opposite Old Public Library. If You Need Money
lowed during the present strike. "During the. present strike no person advocating or attempting In any | manner to incite lawlessness or dia- | loyalty of any kind toward the S American government or its institu* i tions will be permitted to address the j residents of this community, either publicly or privately, in any of our ! meeting places or under ouT author-
ity or by our consent.
"In the event the strike situation shouid hereafter develop lawlessness or other disorder to a point beyond the control of the civil authorities and the constituted officials of the unions, we hereby pledge vurselves and our organization to ask immediately for tfie return of the troops
un PUSH NEW
MOSCOW REPORTS REDS CAPTURE KRASN0E-8EL0.
FINNS MAKE A BORDER RAID
and otherwise in every possible way t
to assist in the restoration and main-*! LONDON. October 29.—The Boltenance of order” i 9 h e viki. taking the- offensive on the
Petrograd front, have made important
receiving every ' advances at several points and re-
'captured Krasnoe-Selo. a Moscow wireless communique declared today.
Troops Trail Writers.
General Smith is
A dispatch from Viborg SHirj. that Colone'. Klvengren. of the Finnish
day many anonymous letters, all of which are investigate as thoroughly as possible It is seldom that any results are obtained, but the military authorities believe they have found a good lead in a letter written to Popich Pop>oniski. a striker, who returned to his Job in the Inland Steel Company plant. This letter told Mrs.
stoD r< work l inL h hl 1 L^, r ia U ) 8b< V]n di 1 d P 0 ’ Rfcain8t Petrograd because of the ex-
stop working he would be killed, her pense involved
wnillri La Vt 31 f* > > A *') <'•***4 .1 "
V. v * s-savv v* v mx- *• «(i ii j cvri army, had captured Toksovo. seventeen miles northeast of Petrograd in an unauthorized raid from the Fin-
nish frontier.
The Finnish government recently decided not to Join in the offensive
the l.aporte Chamber of Commerce. Governor Goodrich explained to tha members of the association the merits of the proposal for the amendment of lhe Indiana Constitution so as to permit a modern budget system for
state expenditures.
Florida Mayor at Meeting.
Among the men attending the association meeting is D. F. l>unkle, mayor of West Palm Reach. Fla. R P Mayor Dunkle says the city manager system has been In practice In West Palm Beach for about six week* and he is in Indianapolis for the purpose of finding a manager for the city. Mayor Dunkle said that as “there is only one political party In Florida.” he believes it will be easy to keep the commission and manager out of
politics.
Maintenance Funds. C. M, Osborn, of Cleveland, and H. H. Sherer. of Glencoe. III. expressed the opinion that when maintenance funds’ could not be obtained any other way special assessments should bo made for city maintenance. C. A. Bingham, of Waltham, Mass., explained the latest plans for executive
and
We will loan In amount* from 912 to 9200 to any one owning Furniture
Pianos
Diamonds
Wa will allow you to repay it on our amall monthly payment plan or payment* to suit
your convenience.
See u* today and get what money''you need to settle up all your outstanding bills. The Interstate Collateral
Loan So.
203 Hume-Mansur bldg. J. M. Baroeet, Mgr.
Directly arr'^s from postofflee on Ohle at.
second floor.
Main 3130. Automatic 21-430. Buy Your Coa8 Now
house would be burned and her daugh ter. who is working in the Universal ; Cement plant at Buffington, would i haye "her flesh beaten off her bones." . The name of the suspected wrier was given and Ueutenant-Colon-1 U M. Simpson, in command of a Diidlng party, searched a number of house* i arrested nine men. six of whom were released. The other three are held on a charge of Intimidation until tbev fan be turned over to the federal au-
thorities.
Alibi Offered by Friend.
Walter Yahdonawski appeared at headquarters prepared to provide an alibi* for one of the three. The arrest was made Sunday night and Yahdonawski said that ;ie had a party at his house that began Sunday morning land ended at 7 o’clock Monday etcI ning, and that as the arrested man j wtu) one of his guests he could not {possibly be the mar. who wrote the
i letter.
Lieutenant-Colonel Bimpson i. j.a : traveled much and learned a great i deal, but In those raids he saw what i he had never seen in any of his travels. he says. Every house was crowdI ed to its capacity with men. women land children, generally all of them I in one room. The children slept in one bed, their covering being a big feather tick. Instead of lying lengthwise. they slept with their heads at the side of the bed and their feet in the middle, like human spokes in a big wheel, as the lieutenant-colonel expressed it. They were considerably startled at the appearance of the sol-
diers.
j “It is this kind of people that Is i i n nr oil «***«•” t *«/% *x 1-x t ca * * o wl i i
niMKIYE REPORTS ADYA*CHS.
control methods, and water work* problems were diucussed by W. M. Rich, of Sault Ste. Marie. Mich., and
rvii;(»* ui rm u 4 l kjuj. *"*'<*•' R. W. Rigsby, of Bristol. Va. G. M. Zimmerman, of .Sandusky, Q.: afuf"*t*. H. Beauval*. of Manistee. Mich., sug-
_ G; j" ZT"—’“T~ | rested new sources of city revenue. Says Red* Lost Heavily In Fighting The convention adjourned after
causing all our troubles
Simpson.
said Colonel
WILL buy all kind* of store fixture*. Write, call or phone GUY STORAGE. 30 W.
WISH to buy following old-fashioned piece* furniture, condition of covering and finish Immaterial. large mahogany davenport frame, set of six slip-seat chairs lyre base pedestal, card table, several targe round back gent’s armchair. Description and price. Ad-
dress Box H»>, News
WORK BENCH, heavy top, 13 feet long,
30 inches wide. Main 773.
WE HAVE for sale or will buy anR and all kind* of high-class rug*, period, dining or bedroom suite*, overstaffed davenports and chairs, electric lamp*, white enameled Ice boxes and gas range*. MeDougmil or Hoosier kitchen cabi-
net* and other fine goods.
BAKER BROS. Pioneer Dealer*.
219 E. Waahlngton st Auto. 23-190. Main 3405.
Main 34«t. WILL PAY cash, full value, for any part of $10,900 worth of Victory bonds. Bring in
what you have
COOfrERIDER 424 Mas* ave. Main 333 WILL buy all kind* of store fixtures. Write. call or phone GUY STORAGE. 3* W Henry st. Main 4ffff. WANTED, two rug* suitable for flat. Main
MUSICAL.
APOLLO, play* 8S-note mu*ic^ good eondT
terms. vania.
Ready money win Invar* a filled coal bto next wlner; housekeepers can get money today and return it in small or larg* •asy-to-meet monthly payment*. Tbe cost provided by law la reasonable. Get our special terms on $50, $100, $200 or $300 lot os give yon an Idea how simple aad Inexpensive we have mad* the loanlhg of any amount up to 9900 on furniture, pianos victrola*, fixtures auto*. *tc. Pbon* u* fee quick
State Loan Co. 999 ODD FELLOW BLDG. Corner Penn, and Waahlngton sta Pbon— Main 4919. New 34-92*. ^ <! Chattel Loans // J” (Jo Per Month No Other Charge Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Assn.
BUY THE KIMBALL
Pianos player piano*, organs Path* aad Kimball phonographs, new and used Instrument* SWAIN A SWAIN. » E. Sixteenth.
Phones: North 59*9. Auto. 41-2*0.
325-328 Occidental Bldg.
Directors
Father Gsvisk. Ju Franklin Vonnegut Ralph Bamberger. Wm. J. Mooney. G. A. Efroymson. & B. Kaufman. Henry Lengaenkamp.
fudge Collin*. E. I. Lewis
LOANS $50 for $1.75 $100 for $3.50
Declare Truce at Party. With some of the strikers the soldiers, and particularly the officers, are establishing friendly relations. A truce was declared at one of the numerous parties that are held every niffht in Indiana Harbor. Colonel d B. Garrard, chief of staff; Major Earl McKee, Captain Greenough, Lieut. Hal Adams and Major George L. Denny were invited guests tost evening. As they entered the room they took off their belts and heavy auto-matic-revolvers. piling them in a corner. Instantly every man in the room removed the union button he was wearing, and for an hour or two all strike matters were forgotten. When the officers buckled on their weapons again, the men pinned on their union buttons. Major Denny, who is judge-advo-cate, has turned over to the civil authorities all persons arrested for minor violations of the law, and Judge Hyman Cohen, of the East Chicago court, is handing out justice in heavy doses. Major Denny appears as prosecuting attorney. Several stone-throwers were sent to jail and others, -who were accused of intimidating workers, were placed under heavy bonds to keep the peace. “The decisions of Judge Cohen,’’ said Major Denny, ‘‘are having a very good effect and are assisting us materially in keeping order.” Hope for General Strike. The only hope the leaders of the strike here have that they will win is that the country will be plunged in a general tieup. They agree that the strike in East Chicago has
— In Southern Russia.
LONDON. October 29.—Red forces have started a decisive advance along the entire Petrograd front, according to a Bolshevik communique received here. They have reoccupied Krasnoy
Zelo and other villages.
General Denikine’s wireless communication reports that an advance is developing between the MedvediUa and the Phoper rivers, where 800 prisoners have been taken. Many R*d« were drowned. One communist regi-
ment was annihilated.
(This section lies north of Tsari-
tsyn ).
”We abandoned Kromy.” the dispatch adds, “after severe fighting,” (Kromy lies a little to the south-
west of Orel).
A wireless message from Moscow says that a group of International bankers has advanced to Admiral Kol-
chak a crcdit-of 150.000.000.
The Siberian peasants are fighting the Japnaese troops In the transBaikal and Tmur regions. The 3d Japanese division, according to a wireless message from Moscow, has
electing the following national officers: President. Harry H, Freeman, Kalamnasoo. Mich.; first vice-president, Kenyon Riddle, Xenia, O,: second vice-president, Edward A. Beck, AuburiD Me.; third vice-president, James C. Manning, Hay*, Kas., and executive secretary, Harrlaon O. Otl*.
New York.
AUGUST BOWSER DEAD.
Ft. Wayne Inveater of Geywer Pnm»,
Victim of Attnek of Apoplexy'. (Special to The Indianapolis New»l FT. WAYNE, Ind., October 2#.—
August Bowser, ago aeventy-one, prominent inventor and manufacturer of the visible vacuum oil tank and brother of S. F. Bowser, died of apoplexy last eve ng at the Lutheran hospital. He had been taken to the hospital after a fall down the stairs at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Coite H. Bolens, 421 West Butler street. Mr. Bowser was descend-
1811111 ttma log the cellar steps when he was suffered very severely and has been stricken and he fell to the bottom of replaced by the 5th division. ! the lllJu rlng his head.
Mr. Bowser’s first Invention, per-
fected many years ago, was an apparatus designed for distribution of oil from department to department throughout factory buildings. Obtaining a patent on his Invention he engaged in its manufacture for a number of years. Giving up this project, he devoted his time to Hie perfection of an oil pump which he ultimately had patented under the name of the Geyser pump and he engaged In its manufacture until a few year* ago when he retired from active
business. I
He conceived another type of pump, however, which he perfected and patented only a few years ago. the visible crankless pump. .He sold ft to a manufacturer at Montpelier and since then has been making almost daily tripe “to the factory at that place, supervising the manufacture
of his invention.
GENERALS ON CARPET.
any and oil kinds of high-class rug*, period, dtntog or bedroom suites overstaffed davenport* and chairs, electric lamp*, white cnatnetod lea boxes and ga* ranges. M< Dougadt or Hoorner kitchen cabi
net* and other fine good?
BAKER BROS Pioneer dealers.
219 E. Washington M Auto. 22-199. Main M0',
^ri°D~Itveater. hbrory lable; leavin* city. 8 *i?5 :i L_ rwm * d °* k dining table, elesan: 9x12 Brussel* rug. fine condition; otb* Hohex rocker. These are alt bargains. Come
quick; no dealer*. Prosper* 91S7.
iUILT H E A TING COOK STOVES. AND GAS STOVES OR PAYMENTS. SW W. Washington. Open eve-
B ARC AIN. upright, oak piano and music cabinet for quick sale. 9100, other furniture. North 9ML DOUBLE-REEDED organ; good condition. Call Irvington 1039. EDISON talking machine, mechanically perfoct. Call Main 9134. after 9 p. m. ELLINGTON player piano; walnut case; leaving cKy. Also oak Kohler A Campbell piano, which is property of my sister. Woodruff STM. EDISON, diamond disc, mahogany cabinet, 960 in records; cheap for caah. North SB1. NEW SHIPMENT RECORDS T Pembroke Arcade. Main tog, PIANO, upright, burl walnut, ‘cheap, cash. 2841 Central ave. PHONOGFAPH RECORDS. Sfe records o*e 91 99 record* 7|« $1 36 records gt to $1 to record* li Open evening* until 9 o'clock. WEST 343 Indiana atra. Plaxq Hotel bldg PLAYER piano, cash quick sale; account death. 4046 Broadway. Washington 499, PIANO, good aa new; will sacrifice for quick ■ale; leaving city. Woodruff as PIANO, good condition, bargain, cash or rarmen**. Washington 1030
STUYVESANT Pianola, to-note, mahogany: W9L Mr. Scott. PEARSON PIANO OO Main 1399. New 25-523. $19* BUYS a dandy upright, mahogany case; fine ttme. This is a res' bsrgarm. Terms. Mr. Scott PEARSON PLANO CO. Main 13». New 25-329.
and after Monday, October 27. 1919. BY ORDER OF BOARD OF TRLSTEES. M. J. BARRETT KELLY sold all interest in America Coal Company and is no longer responsible for debt or obligation? since September I, 1919- j
Indianapolis Finance Co.
201 Law bldg., 134 E. Market a*.
» MB:
ToL Main
Automatic 37-47k
FINANCIAL.
LOANS PAYABLE MONTHLY ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY Payment reduced ever?- month. Interest based on MONTHLY balance of principal. Convert* itself into a straight loan at lower interest rate when 38 per cent, of principal FARMERS TRUST CO., 139 E Market et.
BEST real estate contract*, bearing «i- per cent. Will trade for State Saving* nock. Liberty bonds, etc Address Box 1044. News.
WANTED—Loan agent* in twenty-five county seat* to represent u* in making second mortgage loans- Write for particulars AETNA MTG. A IN\. CO., ai« Fidelity Trust bldg- .’''''C ' -
WE FINANCE the building of apartment houses and business lots, loan monev on mortgage* and discount real estate title contracts. WILBUR A. ROYSE INVESTMENT CO.. S4»-*> l-emcke Annex Main 3078.
REALTY CONTRACTS. BONDS OR MORTGAGES BOUGHT; SMCOND MORTGAGE LOANS- LEWIS, 63 MERCHANTS BANK WANTED-Real estate mortgage loan; 9 per cent. MKYKR-KISER BANK.
Drama League Opens Season. About twenty-five new members
attended the Tuesday night’s meeting of the Drama League at the Herron Art Institute, which opened the new season of the league. William N. Otto explained the purpose of the league, announcing the work which has been undertaken by various committees. He paid a tribute to Mrs. W. W. Woollen for her active interest in the league. A program of music and readings was given, arranged from questionnaires sent out last year at Mrs. Woollen’s suggestion, in which
j have returned td their jobs that the plants can be operated with at least I 80 per cent- of the men who were i out. This means normal, because i it is not the intention to put on as : many men as were used when the
I strike was called.
1 The strike leaders believe a strike of coal miners would so reduce the fuel supply that the plants would have to close, throwing out of employment the men who have returned and making ft an easy matter to get
DARING TRIP INTO PKTROGRAD. English Commons Men*her flays City
Will Sot Fall floon.
HELSINGFORS. October 29 (by the Associated Press),—Lieut.-Col. Lestrang Malone, a Liberal member of the British house of commons, has returned after a daring unofficial visit to Petrograd. He told friends here that he was convinced after an investigation of the political and military situation of Russia, that It is improbable that Petrograd will fall this winter. He said that reports of dissension among the Bolsheviki j were untrue and that Lenine and | Trotzky appeared to be working in i
entire accord.
He saw Trotzky review thoueanda | of soldiers who- enthusiastically I hailed him as a ’’divine leader," Col. ! Malone said that the Bolsheviki as- j
sorted that General Denikine had lost ; Austrian* Called tn Explain Order «•
2i , an;3n c L“^j h ,, ff o ?„ i
standing with General von der Goltz ; VIENNA. October 29 (French wirs- ? ,nd .? 0 * 0n€ ^ Avaloff-Bermondt. head-I service).—Generals von Arz and ing the so-called west Russian army i . ... armv composed largely of Germans in the i " ald,, i? et<:n ' of the Austrian army. Baltic provinces. ; who haVe been subjected to severe Colonel Malone entered Russia from censure for ordering cessation of hosReval. passing through the E«thonian :tHitie|j on Xov , mber 3 , ,9,9. thirty une ** - _ , r.ours before the armistice with Italy
.became effective, were heard at a se*
WOMEN DEFENDING PETROGRAD. eret session of a commission appointJed to investigate the allegations
_ made against thc-ip. . _ ,
Chinese flnld to Be Lending In De- j i t to asserted the Italians concluded
fenae of city. i their offensive and captured more
—^ I than 390.000 prisoners in the period COPENHAGEN, October 29.—A dis- , mentioned, all Austrian posts having •
patch received at Helsingfors reports | been ordered to stop firing, heavy fighting raging in the vicinity j *
of Tsarskoye Selo where, it is said, f NEWSPAPERS SOLD.
the Reds are suffering
enormous
losses.
The dispatch says that several persons who escaped from Petrograd report that the entire population, even the women, are participating in the defense of the city under the leadership of Chinese All the bridges have been mined and blocks of houses transformed into fortresses. It is reported that the Bolshevik commander has announced that if Petro-
* r.k
them back - in the union. Repre- ffowr 1 up ak The e food s f Uuation W in i the ! JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind.,
sentatives of the men, who returned , iT.. tbe
members indicated the parts they | ^ouiT'ST^id their "regular
S%ro g r h .m“nc'iuded wh*. od «*>«■
"Lo. I Hear the Gentle I-ark” (Bish- nnBna - rienlkine op). "Madrigal of May" (Xitkel, K,,b ** , !■»■*«**«* Oppono Deulklne, "When I Look in the Heart of a 'WASHINGTON, October 2J —InsurStos* Lo?s Vandawo*rker; a"^>up of j &ent forces in the Kuban territory on Chopin preludes by Miss Ethel May) the northwestern side of the CauMoore. pianist; a group of Irish fairy ! ca sian mountains making common stories and dances, by Miss Lucy Me-i cause with the Kuban Cossacks, have Gee, and a reading by Miss Elizabeth | taken from the forces of General
•• o 1 Denxkine’s anti-Bolshevist leader, the
to work*say they are still unloxr men j ca rital is declared to be desperate,
and point to the union buttons that •
most of them wear to and from their CQR WABASH COLLEGE DUTY work. They say, however, that they run V/VLULUC. UU I I were received by the agitators who j I this citv came from Chicago and induced them Captain tolto Rnehnnm, United state*
to strike, because the promises the agitators made to them have not been fulfilled—one of which was that
Properties at Alexandria and Charles-
town Included in Deala.
[Special to The Indtanapors !**waj ALEXANDRIA. Ind., October 29.—
The Alexandria Press, for twenty-six years the property of C. F. and C. H. Meyers, will change ownership November I. Kenneth J, Sullivan, a newspaper man of Alexandria, is to
be the new publisher.
October 29.—The Citizen-Record, published at
Hopkins. "Nicoletta" a dramatic scene from a play on Italian life in New York. , Miss Stella Alig was the chairman of the refreshments com-
mittee.
Black sea port of Noversseysk and occupied the city of Stavropol, according to dispatches received today
by the Ukrainian mission.
Army. *« Be Military Instraetor. (Special to The Indianapolis New*] CRAW FORDSVILLK, Ind., October
29.—Captain Milo V. Buchanan. United States army, who had charge of military training in Wabash College the latter part of the last academic year has been reassigned as commandant! He has been stationed at Camp Dix, in
New Jersey.
The officer is a Wabash graduate with the class of J917. He was in the first officers’ training camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Indianapolis, receiving a Heutenantey commission. The Rev. and Mrs. A. 8. Buchanan, of Indianapolis, are his parents.
Charlestown by Lunsford Jones, has & We ttif S$Sr.rt»
$1,000,900 IN TRACTORS.
Big Contract Closed by Anderson Company With Atlanta (Go.I Man. (Special to The Indianapolt* News} ANDERSON. Ind.. October 29.—The Indiana Slier and Tractor Company, of Anderson, has closed negotiation* with W. W. Lowe, of Atlanta. G«^ by which Mr. Lowe has contracted for approximately 91.000,000 worth of farm tractors. Mr. Lowe also contracted for 500 plows at the Oliver plant, at South Bend, during a recent visit to Indiana, it is said here.
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