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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. TIT.SDAY, OCTOBER o. 1920.

MUSICA SfElVWXf ;took

WANTED I W Xaho^.r? ftae wadUMK. 247 N. Pc»a-

stick* sad belt, HaauiUm stand, fiber esse: reasonable. 1145J

i modeL like new . trade BMMrsajr phonograph *200

I OLD GOODS.

Tr'iC-^TnuT

records; borfata. Hamsoo <77.

APOLMI PI*4TKA TTASO.

Vrr

. J ,..: • ■ w*«fci5idBdBfi .fSr —

store has the furniture, roes or sfarres that joa warn, w*arcUe«# of yottr iaeosae. We have the hind of furniture to salt jvm **•**•- Conae u before you buy sad eonvmo»

that are sell better goods and Inter

styies for less memer.

GJLAZEft. 444 E. Washtagtoa.

We dehver aoywfaere.

GAS BAJIGJBS "at save-half' Bnoes. oa pay-

meats. BAKER BEGS

GBT'sgir

save at

with bend

i; big boy at

l. uramox PiAjto co

‘ Mertdtoo st.

t and ”0 psysaeats.

OEXUIXE STOn BARG AIKS.

or MSg^Sr^ff 2rSi£“*E3“5 . - r7r> -*- GLAZEB. 444 g, Wasfaiogton-

tUCATHte ^TOVE,

HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED. avanuanj. wameo. wm pay a good eut pnee. BARER BROS. ~

and wicker furniture. WiU

&AESR BROS.

RcDOUGAlA kftchesi Shtnet" WM^ good cash once. BAKER BROS. MABOGAKT or ivwy bedre^m «ute.

eahoGakt

pay a

LEGAL NOTICES—PROPOSALS SA^OT r ^EAjrMTATEAKD'PERSONAL j

PROPERTY

The underkgoed. recefver Toy and Sorelty Company, corporation, hereby gives t virtae of the order of the

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

of tite H. EL an inaoireat [

- that by CaatveU Co.

to JKiHiam I*. Fimch.

WARO wauled. WlU pay a

BAKER BROS.

k« Ernie. Will BAKER BEOS.

toy a ;

no dealers. 2840 In-

OBEY OSB

CSE3D GOODS STORE 424 MASS. AYR. It's all there ia. there is no owe.

Will t the boor of 10 oclMk'a. m. on the llth day of October. 1920. at 2230 Alvotd *t. ia the ety of IndiaaapoL*. Xarioa county. Indiana, and from day to day thereafter . until sold, offer for sale at public sale all prux ’ ’ the interest of /mid H K. Toy and Novelty Company, an insolvent corpwration. in and to the following described real estate, sit-

uated in Marion county, Indiana:

Lota nine (91. tea <101. elevwi <111|

Marion Circuit lots 75. 76 and 77. Murphy s SouthKhana. will at , east addition. 105x135 feet, vacant. -

east side Grace si, south of Cottage avenue S390.00 Orville L. Webb to Fred L. Petti John, lots 37. 3» and 39. Meyers First addition. 120x125 feci, unproved. northeast corner Woodlawn ave. and St. Paul st. ' Ross E. Mitchell to Wallace H Hams et ox., cast half lot 456. Washington Heights. 50x66 feet, improved.

DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.

Rocka-

.*1.00

—

Ess^mwm

drew Mo. jfBATIKG

ttUkALL PuXm

upright*. Kimball player* phonographs: atao *ome

tuner* and repatr men at

icmrmsemsg

^ part of

Hmp; iwac—

HIGH OVES

■ in good condiUOB amd wtnier; also library table price. 530 Highland

“ ?A ^R ra ^S ,

l*yf. 4C3A fAVF, W1A AWh, uaa*a«v>v«a. f < 1 1 2» : thirteen (13». iawteen «14. north sde Fortieth st, east of f fifteen <15». in Hansons subdivision of Broadway ! ^ ^S^s^se^d^u!^ S*i

165 ta feet, improved, west side Arsenal ave.. north of Fifteenth st.

to the recorded plat of Han-

■ recorded In Plat Book

by BAKER BROS. j eon's subdivision ■

WHl pay a good cash | 19. Page 125. of the recorder s office

county. Indiana.

subject

r more rooms of gooo Bek prices paid. Mam

t 'J n Z£ZZ

J(Hh 1GLD GOOD3 and etoChimr

3520 R.

iTSST-

£ . .

yellow pwr

* g *,A * 4 * ■* * • i aD T\*

H&rik

bfriRWAr pim*> ptano, heauufai mahog RAPP k LJamat PI AMO CO, *47

fat W.

Seating riove~ lariiftst' "ame "“Airtight.’ I •urn a* new. reaiektied. co* about *75;

ur price *4®.

Largert aute baae-tmiwer. fine condition. SfWrfiHgbt. cost aoovt *85; our price *45.

■ M/ large stae. *3

WASTED—Two dean famitsr

6655.

WASTED—Two or more ro nature. WiH bey aH or separate Csrcie 1484.

WK WANT good used furniture. Wffi pay aB

Said sale win be

to a

Ida E. Toten et aL to Hannah Beidy lot 35. bto-k 3. Chven et al.'s E Wood lawn addition. 30x126 S leek

51.00

$100

Marriage License*.

Charles Trusty and ' Lillian M.

tattow.

Carl Fiedler and Mildred V. Headley. Aricy Y. Curbs and Effie M. Reans. Ehner B<*nneU ami Pearl Hiles. Roy Htilman and Ida M. Myers. Clans H. Beet and Vera L Dean. Walker B. Johnson and Mary Hubble. Fred Rmendoliar and Myrtle Hagan. Henry Keene and Viigima Brown. Ralph H. Quillen and Mary J. Tu*»n Everett K Marlar and Bessie 1. Marian. Clifton H. Sanford and Edith L. Hardwick. William A Terry and Bertha L. Oliver. John B. Ford. Jr., and Katherine Tanner. Lawrence Johnson and Mary B. Taylor. Theodore Schoeubacbkr and Baaa Heitoa. Albert Stevenson and Haael M. Miles. William Murphy amd Lula Good.

Birth Returns. Beulah Eyater.

433 S.

PLAYS AND PLAYERS

rz—r-?ry-* lem than two-thirds of its appraised value r

good lur- j lor „wJT «r*ti *t the George F Calm to John M. balm

is worth.

„ I :: lfAlWAfcP PURRITO^OCW ... _ „ 515 MasaaehuseU* av*. ; Main 6410. of _ said corporation except cash on

irceiver also will

all of

m^rerao^ ^ *L oaelwxrih Merest tots T to • pvTvw»*. 7 Jopua,,-, subdirisioia. part square

of^to^H. K. Toy and Novelty

Florence botbiast Mo.

EQSBiaXtovX-we

h*rp anci

tssauL.

piano; good fehabio

Is. LESLEY, 1C

10 8. Mew

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

Tbs gutefc If you***

'Afwnsar sale . and small c

i.«.

IfEuFfl 'BoiESf

aod small profit store,

used IwtMture.

rugs beds, springs.

kitchen cabin*** or f&f }|OC£b^ ’&&& HJ0 bCJf0F6

" "GAELaMP fcsmbnrner will be sold at (AME’S AOCnOM 9ALE. 227 M. Mew

October 9, at 9:3h a. m.

Beantifol davenports with chairs to match

1 dozen styles to choose from. We make

tb«m to your individual order. Too Far* them covered to carry out

tapestry, vatofl • wonderful n at a saving of

color mind,

variety to choose from and all

6® to lOO per cent, on

iwtr~~

•vs. Main

! ffgifrs stores for *0 years you will know 1 make nothing hut

us a

r«

aXL idoOrn'oTtiotiiiiSioU goodi at iavodual

„»A*y5*

^*KII* BROB 1 *^ Ci>4>a< ' 00 F** 1 ®*** 4 *- ,l

ifc&wi&JIrybss

kmr aam.

ant

uls 1 «».a

riLAR PROOF. NEW AND ll mm. jd^Zohio store: TlSiSTWin

.TitSUStS:. Jrd:

I'lfl traps '■fiomT'sliaW tiSaaT'^iB •lid tiwe trimmingi dead tress rs-

' ^ariaiw'-lltRPfiflHirsra

IIARi.AiKS

to ttMl furniture we took la as part pay■MWt on new. Our prims are so low they •re snapped up as euick as we receive them U15 Iron bed. used .TT *»*> J2 mattress, slightly soiled *5JH>

I« springs, used ' 49 »** rang#, used Ks:! sr n :::::

...

*8® kltchefi cabinet, almost new J 1*0 buffei almoat new •4*0 walnut dining room suite, used two months 8283.00 r * davetjport, almost new. ■

, .*«

flaori 820.00 *85.00 .***JK)

$4 GO

885.00

310

large hne of "all MEW

tafir sstPvi&SbiFc,.

ft UnrutiHM

HRAT1KG“ fiTOVrar^dlSiieir-ir lowest

o«d

424 XAS8. AYR, JEWEL hs**-irmrncr, *15. ' §02 W. 2Sth st. Rorth mao. HtCHICw cabinets St' aa- ' ti+.: prices. CaiTb

WE BiTY and sell fixtures of all kinds. chmstoe and household goods. Call as first. LjgW SHAME. Msin 2028. WILL FAY the niglaest pricri* tar att xinds

^oods rn^pr rate homes or fiats.

WR HKrir~*

afl kinds of household furniture. Get our priees b>»for* you sell. Call Main 33£3 Auto 2~ 46^. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

rs: highest LIPS. Mail) 6741

prUee paid. MRS. PHIL

—hats and' shoes or furniture. MRS DELLA PCTT. Prospect 5968 Eve-

ning. Prospect 5417

CA«| REGISTER fim-ctoM condition.

IWpgdrhtf 8*7

Company, including machinery, tools, eguipWtu. finiehed goods, raw materials, book accounts mid all other personal property Said sate to' be for cash and subiert to the

approval of said court UNION TRUST COMPANY.

Receiver for the B. K. Toy and Novelty Company, an insolvent corporation ELIAS R SLDSS. Atty for Receiver. SEALED proposals will be lecmved at the office of treasurer, Marion Branch. M. H D. V. S.. National Military Home. Grant county. Indiana, and there opened at 1 o'clock p. m . October 15, 1920. as follows Alternate proposals for furnishing all tabor and material, or for all raaferute oaJbr. for alterations and improvmnema to electrie

lighting plant as per ski boos on file in office of

struetfoo* to can be bsd i arcr. FRED C.

«. southeast adiation. 66x187 4 feet, ived. northwest corner Orange State sis.; tot 15, square g

on application to RUTILE. Treasurer

MISCFI I tNEOUy CAlXjUgW SHANK. Main 2028. if you want i 22? jSSL^rSn ll

jtr varment*

BAKER BROS

b .10 a. m. i LIBRARY table, mahogany. t»ioinai.“ $30l

Hamson 2484.

LIBKARY TABLeA wit! b» m**A tt« €wavw-a AUCTION SALE 227 K New jSmy. priBWUy, October 9, at 9:80 *. m. LARGl: itTmid oak buffet, worth *180. *06; just like new, 8*38 Park: ave. LittONA£ft7 .high orsn. gas and coal range

W. cost *1*0 new; only used

Owner

WM M. WEGNER. 543 W

5aRY tab tea at aave-half prices Caab

boy or sell any kinder fixtures, mer- • ' ,y for wml<r - CaB at 837 Paca st.. after chandme or household goods.. Our prices arc p -

ones, right.

CURIAINS to launder. Prospect 895. Auto 111^666. CLOTHtN6; men's suita. ludtos* and _chil- ■,': RHmfi flit . . M

DIRT given away, irringlon 2125?

FINANCIAL.

sixes. Ask for MRS.

like new

TSB

and h«a„ short time; tearing city

2flth et.

LIB*

T.«L Pm^ ,

CALL COOFERIDER.

MAIN 22B8. Auto 22-286. if yor. want to sell household goods, ruga, office furniture. Do it now.

USED GOODS STORE.

424 Mass, ave.

_ and lamp i MAHOGANY'

ONLY ONE USED GOODS STORE 454 MASS AYE. It's i ll there ia. there ia no more.

oSe return tiritet to Cali

». , SJ? d *^iS34. ,, S5Sl , , A ^-,« SSSS ^

forma. Charges

Call 1027

automobile to north Texas

Cali Hamson

». to.

875 davenoort almost

u% WZ&jss sai^ two Pillow* and one Isjtetsr, uphol

. •Gvwi in fine vfllour. almost new $275.00

fit* large Queen Anne walnut dremer, almost new $120.00

urpaFim 8ss“Js. 00

8100 WUUam and Mary ditiing tabtel

>6.00

Medium i^kwetK* hotWait. fln*t-ctam MAHOGAN Y C<>11 4&6<> 6 P

MK«H U »R«J5 e '^ ,X

MAHOGANY Queen Anne dining suite. 00 inch huRet. 54-inch table, blue leather seat chair*, worth $450; only *296. 3233 Pant

•gi, afternoons or evctuBg*.

MEDUIM inze Clermont botolast. *30.

E. Walnut st.

HfeTAL folding brxi, good hot plate, new

Ash}™ **>«: .

NUBIAN hotblast heater in good condition $35, Call Belmont 445l».

ONLY ONE

USED GOODS STORE. 424 MASS. AVE. It s all there ia; there ia no more.

oOTfurnltu

rh*-iiwi-mt

larg w*Felon of new funaiture. rug*. autos. *6; 7 sectional iKKiknusc* with 2

18; 2 oak cabinet mantels .ate mirror*. $350 each.

Phone North 1004. 2145 Ashland.

for ons year’s Urns

$50.

ft#,Wind sSrutohiry, Iwms-grown .WK® Ranted. Oritor now, l*roap»ri r 17S, ^r^LE.'Td&'iwr ssn

■■

^nient*. Wt»*hl

iiRAliTaKTSTTO up; jm tfew fltoro.

biggest bargains

5NE round dining table and 6 chaira. $15 office desk. «at top and chairs, $25; Brus eels rug. 10x12. *30. $18 E. llth ■

6Nt heating stove. 9x12 Axminster rugs,

single bed. springs and mattress,

it fid

SRAIOC.

wrWvK

your door

sstiriissr^.

*s»srm i ~roip w Ismp. With mul-

fixtunw^ IL^Skin 2

701

WSTESXrmS:

Call

UmTi o lit flTOOllH,

Nam 2028,

eked KM ter pew r at $fi a bush

“ iXi. li u ,

wa-ur-aa.-wsaw

fttMyrHIC. 421 MA89. AVE.

CLOTHING FOR SALB.

407

"blue suit, alas

ADY » nary blue suit.

4»m>» .iH# filtoff f 9, Si. LXBfTWai'U ga5e«0ne suit," iuie idf Munncr satin lining. Good as new, $1*. Phone HIX’ IT taifowdl suit.-'ris* 41 foil! WaiSIngton Nm Chi^ro~tfoi 3^reiiK^y ^ tiroldeml; tH-rfect condition. W*« 38; $16. Hltti'h sUk vslvst bat: man's nary blue suit.

Mato 9280

ropa';'~Ska new; cost fMo

ntedi

ht wilV t«kc $350, mu*

-onth. llj » Hit^lfaw■■■■■■■■■■■ iC@S talfet* litWM Way Worgelu l«ea>i«id

rtmw. Blue trfi«ottoe suit

l; must sell; parties going

. lady s 1 ‘brol isnsfinassi

Hlack satin lisnd enibrimteml

Phone North 4«!*0 ___ NiW” affiT'iramk never worn. TjEeapT Uffliise

'Hta 1

iir****o* amTHai*.

'iiue^»er|^^ww: never been

_ ,t». errri' Harrison

almost'new; black 'winter'ebaL gramlppeen.' skunk co^

m «uit

'"■itWe'hrir.""'’*^! other

»«aHmmm yyat. »ias 40 .’ Prospect 746 a COAL AND WOOD.

Main 1902 Ante. 88-784.

’

IN COAL CO, 1 "AND^MAIN 3*31. fAUTauritc ^ Auto. S1-77&. " wood'riNTRRSTATE Uin 983. ■tuuiwoau7

booh case tewks (including 10'volume un umd Miar.aopedla). 020 B. Raymond. Pros Hw ‘KSSnS^rpatTfliri ngs ''and'mafltrrswi

9.80 a, m. „ ,,

S’OfVffPifrt-Eina cloaeU and sidebokrds. "riurl-

Origwr 8^ at 9 .80 a. rl] | “•ID. eoiuntal, mahagony, ft roil head and foot. Harrison

full rise. "'$45;

CHILD S l«'.it!i,f ;i

■ never been

satin and lace nan ; cost *75. 438 E.

Groer sL

range"witli roecrvoir;' V“> dealetx. StTf

ranges 1 BAKER

. mi condii

and strong. *2.50 and *8210. USED GOODS 9T0RR. 4*4 Mi

» A ^JE RBJtOtt.

COM MON rocker* in good condition, sound

A afore for every pocket book, Come

early and make your selection. We hare a

large stm-u of ait site* and makes. HOARD'S FURNITURF. EXCHANGE. 408 Mass, are. Mam 00*5.

S03X57 dining chair*. SSSSKToT an kinds

and straight chairs, will be sold it

SHANKS AUCTION. 327 N« New Jersey.

ThuriHtay, October 9. at f•*<*,»• ?*•

HaLL LSW MANk Main 202fli if'you want to buy or sell any kind of fixture#, mer* cbsndire or household gomls. Our prices are right. _ _ ___ _ __ tiWE-NAt!*!. 8-pisce Uvlag room suite, blue

and gold relour, a beauty at *275. We

only handle new goods, but our low exprn*e enable* u* to mil much cheaper. SOUTH SIDE FURNITURE. 943-945 S. Meridian.

COLD PACTS.

We hare the afore that you will need next winter; ail makes In stock. If we can save you money, isn’t it worth your while to see ur? Make us pro re it. GLAZER. 444 K. Washington. DA^KNO *t sare-kalf price*. Cash or pay- _ .”^*1 BROS. _ DAVlSNOr'^Tiung room' outfit, 4-piece Kaitcx set, bran* bed, rivifferobe, dreeser, chiffo-

nier. Axminster ru any chairs. Circle DRESSER ikxT diL

table, floor lamp,

, chifferobe, dreaser, chiffo-

dining tablc. mirror, library

. Circle 5313.

liiNiNG ROOM SUITES.

Mill.

iLK OR WANTED.

3|?^ar^ mPSH 1 ®

Sabos'*

darir*.

\mr

day, <

E Wasb-

I’inofl':

..va: Oetolwr »,

_ ^ -ak-SH AWS 227 V New Jersey. at 9:30 a, m. «>Wi _at SHANK'S AUC-

.». r

^ r

mmmm.

TEN UPRIGHT PIANOS

are guaranteed. Big as they aqp. Easy

)X PIANO 00.

f' I,

b: cheap for cash:

of standard make. and othri ,'t:^

care. Cto-

,taw

CaS

Largest sue, fumed oak. buffet, cabinet,

tabic. 0 chairs. $300.

You could not duplicate new for $500. Large Mas. gokten oak. buffet, cabinet,

table. 0 chairs; colonial scroll design, $275.

Could not duplicate new for $4*0. Large aise Early KngUah. buffet, cabinet,

table, 0 chairs. $250.

Largest kite Jacobean oak. buffet, table,

server, 6 chairs, $335.

Could not duplicate new for $500. Large stse. American walnut Queen Anne, buffet, table 0 chain. 1300. Cost new this spring, $450. 50 other complete suites. $95 up, USED GOODS STORE. 424 Mas*, are. D&IPKRS. oakT mahogany and wahmt, any styts and kuto. will be *okl at SHANK'S AUCTION SALE. 2*7 N. New Jersey. Thun day. October 9, at 980 a. m UKlNti fARLES iTflU kimto: also Siting ehairo: will be sold at SHANK'S AUCTION SALB, 337 N. New Jersey. Thursday. Ociober 9. at 9:30 a. ra.

shade. dudies.

mirror,

chairs. 1

center table, dining table and S rocker. 1 hall clock, oil floor laout ■ 1 pair feather pillows. 1 tot of

1209 N. Illinois. .MM

Call 1 to 5.

0V KRSTITFFii6~ davenport aad ;-halr; klffi oven gas range; large baseburasr. Irvmg fam 1100. mmm

Apartment 20.

5NS 1‘eniiumtsr bluse burner: bra** bed*, rprings: O. K. kitchen cabinet, center tarn; Allrnon phyatrian* one .bair: lady's »lnm desk; gas heaters; all good as new.

bte*

walnut

908 Daly st.. roar. • ' * OVERSTUFFED davenport. $235: our price. $125. Ju*t like new. ALBERTSON HANDV

SHOP, 2902 Central.

PRACTICALLY new rotdrn _ oaE"diamg room suite; other furniture; at bargain. Evening Main 7410. RUG? aiki floor coverifcg at save-half pruim,

on payments. BAKER BROS.

KBFRIGRRATORS will bfTsold at SMANlfS AUCTION SALB. 227 N. New Jersey. Thursday. October 8. at 8:30 a. m. RANGES "for coal, coat neater*: large vaRUGS, several 9x12 rug*; alao smaller rugs. will be sold at SHANK S AUCTION SALE. 227 N. New Jersey. Thursday. October

9, at 9:30 a. m

sdlPf COAL heuring^^^veT

first-euMS con

dition, Irvington 3553. SOLID OAK dining room suite, buffet, table and 8 chair*, genuine leather seats; fine

condition. North 7584

SfOVSaC several ’ gas”ranges, steel ranges, 'ff very fine hotbtost heaters, cook range*, will be sold at SHANK 8 AUCTION SALE. 227 N. New Jersey. Thursday. October 9, at 9.80 a. m. STOVE. Peninaolar! Nine”condition: irooti baker. 2225 Belief on Uine. Harrison 1270.

RUGS. RUGS. RUGS.

All sixes and price*. We have iust received a shipment of rugs which we will close out at 20 per cent, teas than regular priee. W. R. LEARD & CO- 453 B. Washington. SIXTY com forts and pillows wilkbc gold at SHANK S AUCTION SALE. 227 N. New Jersey. Thursday, October 9. st 9 30 a. m. SIX-HOLE roaF range on llg*. Good baker

$15. Irvington 968.

STOVES.

We have all standard make* of stove*, any siae. any price from $8 up. We have about 200 to select from. Stoves are all used, but scarcely enough to wear the new off. We also carry a good line of used gas ranges, gas plates and oil heaters. The best *bat eanbabpught the dty. Terms if desired. KROOT A KROOT, 607-9 W.

Washington.

~ SEE OUR RUG DEPARTMENT. 9x12 and larger room sizes in all the best weaves; beautiful Royal Wiltons, finest wool Axminster*. Brussels and velvets in perfect condition, can hardly be told from new, and you save $50 to $100 on most every one. and oven more on some of the largest and most expensive. A big selection to choose from, shown in broad daylight so you can see exactly what you are buying. ■ USED GOODS STORE. THE FINE STORE

424 Mass, ave.

SIX-ROOM cottage: strictly modern;

TICKKT to Lo* A n. Cm 11 Clrcte~~ WE BUY and kell fixture of all BBE. mer

Call us

ehamtise and household goods

first. LEW SHANK Main 2028. VfAN’ffeD to bear - from~ person* going to ■yvw through to Florida. Cirete 0112.

Wanted, large power iileiit cutter.

Main

gO.»M : ?jggTgg

, Main Stefi."

UVE STOCK AND VEHICLES. f"HKApT^F^od mare, gentle, for family use; guaranteed sound and ail right Prospect 2335. COW. >75. Washington 838. 4840 Wmthrop » O 5. * - - m., ,-jK.■ flCOft. « O I

FOUR 3* farm WagAs. $S5 eachT2 coal

wagons. THE ■ WAGON CO- 203 Kentucky

hSrse. )

JOHN GUEDBUIOEFER

IB ~ ave.

■ 1408~9- Kry

HORSE, harness and surrey. stone ave.

GOOD HoFctem Polled Angus cow: fresh No^ vember i. Irvington 57*. Ring L HORSE, heifer carriage, com in field incubator. furniture, dishes. LANKFORD. Emerson are. and 38Ut st. Woodruff 3728

IIKIDrhr

HORSE, wagon and harness; sale or trade. GOOD 'team, wagon and harness. 020 ST

Capitol ave. Prospect 6480.

TOTTTOlffANYTrPR^^WW'MASB REAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS AND MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS.

LISTED AND UNLISTED. * INDIANAPOLIS SE' I EITIRS CO. FRANK K. SAWYKR PRES.

INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES BLDGS W CORNER DELAWARE AND MARKET MONEY to loan on second mortgage. 540

Lemcke Annex. Main 1409.

FIRST and second mortgage*, loans, title contract* bought. EAGLE INVESTMENT CO- 1609 Merchant* Bank bldg. Mato 20*0, WE FINANCE th- mtikhii*~5r apartment houses* and business blocks, loan money on mortgages and discount real estate contracts. WILBUR A ROYSE INVESTMENT CO, 3<9-50 Lean eke Annex. Main 8078. CASH paid for realty title contracts or mortgages, money furnished to help purchase homes. LEWIS. 529 Merchants Bank. NOKTGAuK loans of $800 and upward. J

D. SCOTT. 14 When bldg. INSURANCE “■'*

in att its branches. AUBREY D. PORTER. 916 People** Bank hMg; Main 7049.

CHATTEL IAIANS. ~20NEinfl5~LOASr

on furniture, pianos and automobiles. INDIANAPOLIS F1NANCK OO-

Room 208 Saks bldg. 41 E. Washington st.

Phone Main 2261.

BIG horse for coal wagon. $33; owner

bought truck. Circle 980.

bNE sow, 7 pigs; l male hog. Chester White; 9 shoats. Prospect 8999. BOARD.

2442 Burford st.

DRAYS and moving vans, ail sizes. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO, 861 Maraachusetta ave.

WORK Mare and oats for aale. 1606 Lawton at. Prospect 3012.

GOOD horse, wflgon ana harness. 423 S. Nobto st- after 4 p. m

DOGS, POULTRY, PIGEONS, ETC.

GERMAN Shepherd puppies: 1 male aSTT female. FRED BACHMAN. Prospect 2163. Auto. 58-248 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m.

AMERICAN bulldog. 1 year old. Call Prospect 3563. 1229 English ave.

AIRRDALe ready to breed, fcvetungs. Prospect 5524.

FINE white oolite pups: eligible to registry. O. P. PHILLIPS. Amo. Ind.

ORANGE Persian kitten, house trained. Norfo 3218, t „ . ..

CANAlC? bird, young singer, $7. 1053 E.

Market. Prospect 8934.

varieties

■&SV

*, This is your OPPORTUNITY should you be in need of MONEY to pay your small tolls that max be pressing. We are an old established company and it ia our aim to make LOANS TO ALL who own furniture, pianos or diamonds. For quick, confidential service call or vyue. INTERSTATE COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY. J. M BBROSET. Mgr. Pennsylvania and Washington sts. 508 Odd Fellow bldg. Corner Pennsylvania and Washingtou sts. Phone: Main 3130. Auto. 21-430.

Illinois. North 451.

tfWELVE barred hens, one rooster. 40 frys. Harrison 2216. CARNRAU'STmated and working. $L00 eaoh white they last. W. T. RICKETTS. 235j

N. Waicoti st.

FEED your hen* the best scratch feed: contains no sand or grit; 100-lb. bag. $4. LIBERTY MARKET, 830 E. Washington si

AUCTION SALES.

large

Phone

yard and garage; part payments. Prospect 5957.

SECONDHAND rug. $25. 3819 Boulevard

THREE-PIECE mahogany tapestry UriEf suite, worth $375. for quick sate $235;

^mrnsmmmo touwant

a good guaranteed gas range? A good guaranteed coal range? A good guaranteed com-

bination range at lowest prices* See LITTLE FURNITURE STORE, 211 B. Washington.

KA9Y”CHAIRS 'dirt cheap on payments, at

BAKER BROS, is

factory SfoFK at ssv^hau pn«a. on

■ ' ■ RAKER BROS

pijments.

mmmsx:

period walnut or mahogany dining room furniture, bedroom furniture, library. silUug room or reoeptH*.* room, aun parlor and any kind of furniture.

GLAZER.

444 R- Washinrto-; _ ^5CR rooms furniture 'leaving ei|y; must sett. 2023 Ooltege ave.

FL0RRNCK hot toast stove: cheap; condition, 1015 Dreter place.

FANCY bookcase. Oak dining table and chairs; 3 leather rockers; no agents. Woodruff 7879.

afternoon* or evening*. 3233 Park, •lAFFsfRY davenports’, also several other davenports, will be told at SHANK’S AUCTION SALE. 227 N. New Jeroey, Thursday. October 9. at 9:30 a. m. THREE good bolbiaaU. 1154 8, R.*r>d,..ob~ WHITE rotary sewing machine, like new; leaving city. North 6485; WHlTl iron IwB. oorjplcte; fall morning.

530 N. LaSalle.

WE _ f>1'Y"and seU ffuurrs of allltinds. mer-

charnhse and household goods, first. LEW SHANK. Main 2028.

Call ns

THURSDAY. Thursday, October 9. at 9:30 a. m.. at 227 N. New Jersey st., w# will sell an unusually fine lot ; of household goods and furnishing* consisting of TWO YErV FINE UPRIGHT PIANOS GOOD AS NEW. OAK PLAYER PIANO SEVERAL MUSIC BOXES. • • Tapestry, davenports, library tables. teveral Other davenport*, clocks, rooking chairs of all kinds: several fine rugs. 9x12; also smaller ruga; Art Garland baee burner. Dining table* of all- kinds, dining chairs, buffets,- Shlna closets and sideboards: several oak 18x40 murors; wardrobe, oak. mahogany, and walnut dressers, pictures, bras* hods, springs and mattresses; iron ; beds, springs and mattresses, pillows, 60 comforts > wardrobe, electric carpet sweeper. oongoleum. several gas ranges. 2 very fine hotbiast heaters, cook ranges, steel ranges. refrigerators, Duntley vacuum sweeper, cost $100; platform scales, window shader, lace curtains, wash bowls and pictures; several kitchen cabinets, tinware and dishes of all kinds; single barrel shotgun and a lot of other articles not mentioned LEW SHANK, and ROY WRIGHT. AUCTIONEERS.

OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH USr $100, $200. $300. Investigate our easy to pay Twenty Payment Plan Loans. Get $50. pay back 82A0 a month Get $100. pay back $6.00 a month. With interest at 8% per cent, a month. Pay faster if you like —less cost. For example. Pay a $50 loan in full In One Month. TOTAL COST. $1.75. WE LEND on Furniture. Pianos. Victrolas. J etc., without removal. ALSO ON DIAMONDS. BTC. Call, phone or write. INDIANA dOLLATERAL LOAN CO. (Bonded Leaders) ESTABLISHED 1887. 201 LOMBARD BLDG. 24 to E. WASHINGTON 8T. Main 3280. Auto. 25-786.

and State sts.; tot 15, square \ and part lot 24, same square, 1ST to feet, unproved, west of State

t. s^?* 0000

Greene, tot 2, Schumachers E. Washington st. addition. 35x161 to feet, improved south side Washington st, west of Forest ave $1.00 Stewart A. Greene, trustee, to Mary E. Willson ctaL. same .... .$1.00 Amanda J Suite to John F. Mitota et ux.. lot 34. Bruce Place. East End addition. 40x150 feet. improved. west stds Belief ratal nr at.. south of Throaty-third *» $2,600.00

J^KWer fo Yin* 4rr..:h lot

252 Elders Washington Place Heights. Warren township ....... .$1.00 National Investment Company to Isaiah Milker, tots 9 and 10. Glenn's subdivision. Brook's addition. 66x 135 feet, vacant, southeast corner Hiawatha and Twelfth et* $44.00 Alexander H. Smith to Edward J. LFwmi part tot 50. Moerches' Third addition. 38x— feet, improved, west of Ethel st*. north of Twentyfifth st. $1.00 Milton M. Miller to Karl W. Weaver, tot 232. Osgood's Forest Park. 54tox — feet, improved, south side Thirtyfourth st.. east of Guilford ave $1.00 Taylor Carpet Company to Lafayette Building Company, tots 160 and 1058, Mars Hill ..$1.00 Arthur T. McGahey to same, lot 280 Yicfor C.‘ Kendall, trustee, to same. $l 00 .t*n tote, same $1.00 John J. Madden to same, lot 522. ■»»* • - $100 Alfred H. Moore to same, lots 107 and 1383. same $1.00

Crttse to same, lots 186.

1078. 2103 and 2145. same .$1.00 Bernard E. O Connor to same, lot 277, same $1.00 Harriet Duncan to same. lot 1879, George J. Marott to same, tot 552. Q X««* Collingsworth to same. ‘ lot '* l 0 ° Bdward C. Leihle, trustee, to same. twenty-four Iota, same ,*1.00 Yonnegut Hardware Company to same, nine lots. same. St on

to Ncuhaus et ux..

* •*»* addition. 35x

L>3 feet, improved, east side Sbef

W,lk * na $1,500.00

Emma F. Click to Joseph L. B»ck

0^.toj* HI and 112. How-

land A Webbs subdivision, 70x— n^i'-u^l! npr ^ r< 5' oortheast corner aSS“£ U i; M » 000 00 ^SsSTr.^.r 0 '.,^oo.oo

*- SpeMmire to Union Trust Vratee, part southeast S^ ,on 3S - township 10,

.rr- , to same, forty-one ’

F . tr, l. ***** addition, vacant.

Thirte Li^ rn V m dnvp »°uth of JK ^e mo.^ 1000 00 tot, 54 Milligan’s Brook Park. 40x 14o feet, improved, north side

of Hamilton

Theodore and

HA Jwh*rad Bernice Houck, •8348 Mar‘^Omuite^Ld Ruth Pape. 1243 W. New

York. girl.

William and Effte Etter, 971 N. Tremont.

gtzL

Harry and Bertha Wrather*. 2953 N.

Olney, girl.

William and Florence Burns, 414 Blake,

boy.

Arthur and Ida Laney. 930 Bates, girl. Jacob and Anna Klinefelter. 350 E.

Terrace, boy.

William and Anna Murphy. 260 Iowa,

girt.

Shelton and Emma Cannarroe, Methodist

Hospital. girL

Jesse and Adato Bogne. Methodist Hos-

pital. girl.

Rufus and Loretta King. 1149 Hoyt. girL Milton and Nina Murphy. 1265 N. Warman. girl. ’ . ' Martin and Migty Fries. 1814 Naomi, boy. Jute and Hattie Cb as teen, 118 CSncinnaU.

boy.

Robert and Maytne Btlhngstey. City Hos-

pital. girl.

James and Lear Curry. City Hospital. boy.u Roy and Huhla Pearson. Methodist Hos-^ pital. boy. „ Earl and Thelma Webb. 1440 N. Illinois.

Lillian Westphal. 3539 E.

rson. 126 8. Sheri-

Bmma Zimmerman. 1918 S.

$1.00

west

MONEY TALKS. No one is so dependent as the man with cash. Let us furnish you enough to close that deal or buy that for which you can not afford to wait. Bargaunr'will seek you if you carry a full purse. Get it of us now and pay later. We loan on things of value, such as furniture, piano, etc., in any ampunt up to $300. paying in small monthly payments. Ask about our terms on $50. $100. $200. $300. Yon don’t have to apologise for borrowing money. Most business men do it. We are under state supervision and will give you the loweat legal rate. Call, write, or phone. STATE LOAN CO., 305 Oddfellow bldg. Corner Pennsylvania and Washington sts. Phones: Main 4619. New 24-029.

MONEY For any purpose. Loans arranged on Furniture. Pianos, Autos. live Stock and otber chattels. $25.00 to $300.00. Confidential, prompt and courteous attention given each applicant. WE CAN GIVE YOU REAL LOAN SERVICE. CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY. 141 to E. Washington st. Main 685. Auto. 27-134.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED, ABSOLUTELY beat priras paid for furniture. rug* and stoves. STANDARD FURNI TUBE 00-. 513 Mass, avs. Main 6410

BBOWgrasa Maas

furniture and

m», will pay stoves*. Ma;

more for your

lain 5094.

BAKES BROS. PAY MORE.

CALL LEW SHANK. Main 2028. if you want to buy or sell any kind of fixtures, merchandise or household goods. Our prices are

right

call coo* erider

MAIN 2288. AUTO. 22-288

If you want to sell household goods, rags,

office luraiture. Do it now 1 USED GOODS STORE.

424 MASS. AYE

CHIFFEROBE and sectional bookcase. WU) pay a good cash price. BAKER BROS

price.

FURNTTUftR wanted

Will pay good cash

prices for household goods in private home

‘ ' 5073. A«

or flat. Call Main

Auto. 264123.

FINE RUGS, room ala* ami larger, up to 12x18 feet, in ail the best weaves. Royal Wilton. Chenille, Velvet. Axminster, Brussels and also genuine oner, is Is at prices far be low their value. We save you 535 to $50

snses. and sbouv^Half the regular rug*(JeaS-ris | DlNlNG RO0M_SCTTE^ Win pay a good cash

We can show you better nigs than you can buy new today: better wool, closer weaves, far more beautiful colors, and oldtime patterns that delight the eye and Qual-

ity that wears.

_ USED GOODS STORE 434 Mass, ave. FURNITURE, good'as new; only been used 5 months*. 32 Norman court. Woodruff 6887. t-—I fLOSlNCl hotblast. large me. 2840 Higbe . fold ptoea. . ' GOOD gas range. $7. Calf between 7 and 8 p. m. or 7 to 11 a, m.. Washington 3942. GRAY BLUE paint«l dresser. 3 drawers With her,; glass mirror. Circle 1682.

GET the high price for your fine furniture,

refrigerators, rags and gas ranges.

GLAZER.

Main 1284. 444 F _w.v*h Auto. 21-2*2 GAS RANGES and ice boxes. Will pay cash.

BAKER BROS. ■Pi ci.axirtt

pay* the highest price for

tend furniture, ia none too good

GA8 rook store. $5. 3507 N. Illinois st. GAS STOVE dming room tab!e~and

chairs. $20. Washington 2721.

price

rugs and stoves. The l

for this store.

GLAZER.

Main 1284. 444 E. Wash

HOUSEHOLD GOODS wanted. We pay *>3

you ask if worth it.

STANDARD FURNITURE CO515 MASS. AYE. MAIN 6410.

Auto. 21-282

WEDNESDAY. 9 a. m.. 447 E. Court st. • Unusual big sale fine furniture, rugs, and ' stove*, including 3-piece daveno suite in; leather, cost $210: 2 good kitchen cabinets. 3 elegant brass beds, springs, mattresses, oak dining room suite, buffet, pedestal dining table. 6 box seat chairs, china cloflfet. chifferobe, wardrobe, Florence hotblast. No. 53. good as new. largest size Model hot bisst, two good sanitary coal ranges, laundry stoves, cook stoves, hotblast*. very fine library table with cane sides, bench wringer, birdscye maple dresser; 2 white enamel, high oven gas ranges, good as new. cost $85 each; 2 9x12 Axminster rugs. 4 Brussels rugs, hall runner, stair carpet. 50 yard* velvet Brussels carpet, refrigerators. 9x12 Wilton rug*, elegant electric library lamp. $45: 2 chiffoniers, 2 leather davenports, por tier*, settee. 2 complete bedroom suite*;, several good oak dressers. 20 rockers. 25 chairs, bedding, a tot of dishes and cooking ufsnsos.

McFADDEN AUCTION CO.

WEDNESDAY. 9 a. m.. 447 E. Court. Very fine fumed oak dining room suite. 54-inch ballet and dining table. 6 box-seat chairs, like new. cost $275: American walnut bedroom suite, consisting of dresser, chiffonier, triple mirrored dressing table, bed wiring and mattress, cost $335. SWFADDEN AUCTION

IF YOU want good prices for your househoiu

goods, rugs, etc- rail

LEW SHANK.

227 7*. New Jersey, M*,n 2028.

le(;al notices—proposals

Notice ia hereby given, that the under

signed, the board of coasmussioners of Marion county. Indiana, will, up to 10 o'clock a. m. October 30. 1930. receive sealed tods for delivering a& voting booth* tables, ballot boxes and ail equipment belonging to said voting booths and all voting machine* to the 176 precincts in Marion county for the elec tion November 2. according to specxfirations on file m the office of the auditor o( Marion

'O.-UtK. ■

Each bid mart be accorfinamed by a bond

and an affidavit as required by law.

The board reserves the right to reject any

or all bids.

Witness oar. hands, this 4th day of Octo-

CommiaBi oners of Marion County. Attest: LEO K. FR3LKR.

Auditor A~‘ WANT AD” in The New» will reach

of the newspaper renters of

WE WILL LOAN Any respectable householder

MONEY

Secured by chattel mortgage. AT 2 to PER CENT. A MONTH. On unpaid balances. This is 12 per cent, a year lower than the legal rate. INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE. LOAN ASSOCIATION. . 330 Occidental bldg.

90 per cent, ijwfe aua poiLi.

WARNING FOR PARENTS. Dr. Morgan UrKwa Prompt Action If Diphtheria Symptom* Appear. A slight increase in the number of diphtheria cases being reported to the city board of health caused Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the board, to issue a statement today urging parents to call physicians and have throat cultures taken when their children show the slightest symptoms of the disease. One death from diphtheria has been reported to the board in the last three

days.

“The opening of school.” said Dr. Morgan, “always causes a slight increase in the number of diphtheria cases. Parents should pay particular attention to sore throat symptoms, and especially if diphtheria is in the neighborhood. They should call a physician and have a culture taken from the throat and sent to the city board of health laboratory for examination for diphtheria traces.” A Fresh Start. [Boston Transcript] ‘-Jack's married.” "Got through sowing his wild oats, eh?” ‘ No. he’s already started a new crop with his wile s money.”

Brookside

—a.™.

Jennie C. Kendrick et al. to Newton Frey et ux.. lot 42. Hoffman's East Michigan Street addition. 38x118 to feet, improved, east side Dearborn st south of North st .$1.00 Isaac N. Harlan to William H Hill., part northeast quarter, section 21. township 13. range 4. Center townBertha Simonson, administrator, to -5100 Catherine M. Robertson, two-third's interest lot 20. block 2. Lincoln Park, 40x145 to feet, improved, east side Pennsylvania st.. south of Twenty-third st $4,333.34 Bertha Simonson to same, one-third interest same $2,166.00 James W. Carr to Nathan McLaughlin. lot 153. Robinwood, 39x134 feet, vacant, east side Phipps st.. north of Thirty-second st $75.00 Anton Jensen to Otto E. Rafert. halfinterrat lot 79. Bruce's " addition. 31x182 feet, improved, east side Park ave.. north of Twenty-fourth street $1.00 Susan L. Eldridge to Albert Brown, part lots 11 and 12. square 22. Drake's addition. 31x112 feet, improved. south side Fifteenth st.. cast of Capitol ave :$1.00 Albert G. Same to Johanna H. Peters, lot 13. LukenWH's E. Tenth st. addition. 40x170 feet, improved, east side Tuxedo st.. south of Pratt st.$4,500.00 Grace Van Buskirk to Walter S. Van Buskirk, south half lot 50. Julinn et . al.'s subdivision. Irvington. 62tox— feet, improved, west side Grande ave.. south of Univergty are $1.00 Mary E. Nicholson to Andrew J. Porter, lot 5. Hess’s subdivision, part Bryan’s addition. 41x131 to feet, improved, cast side Hamilton ave. north of Michigan st.. ... .$3,000.00 Andrew J. Porter to Claud G. Jacquart et ux.. same $1.00 Fletcher Savings and Trust Co., trustee, to Elmer E. Weir et ux.. lot 5, Johnson's Central ave., He ; ght*. 45 to x— feet, vacant, north side Thirty-sixth st.. east of Central ave $5.00 Minnie P. Kramer to Frank F. Keeler et ux.. lot 41. Fletcher and Ramsey's addition. 44x150 feet, improved, west side Seville ave., south of Eleventh *t $2,600.00 William L. Bridges to Charles C. Henrieks. lot 10. Cooper's South Boulevard addition. 47x— feet, improved, northeast corner Union st. and Pleasant |tun Parkway. . $4,450.00 Mngdalena Eberhsrt to Charles H. ETHs. lot 18. Ksppe's subdivision, outlot 107. 27 toil 50 feet, improved, northwest corner East and Bicking sts $6,000.00 Charles F. Eekter to Perfection Holding Co., lot 23. Pierson’s N. Meridian st. addition. 30 x— feet, improved. east side Illinois st.. north of Twenty-fourth st $1.00 Perfection Holding Co. to Booster Sub-Carburetor (to., same .$1.00 Walter C. Hoeh et al. to Anna Stalio. lot 09. Yerser Guardians’ addition. 35x130 feet, improved, south side Sanders st.. east of Alabama st. .$1,350.00 Robert M. Brewer to Charles V. Eichholtx. lot 2, Glass Works addition. 36x150 feet, vacant, west side Kinsey st.. south of Sixteenth st. ..... .$1.00 Wilhelmina Winter to Emil G. Winter et ux.. lot 20, Man : on Highland?. 50x132 feel, improved, east side Central ave., south of Thirty-eighth street - * * $1.00

girt.

Edward and Walnut girl.

Maurice and Mary

dan, girl. John and

Delaware, girl. _ ^ ^ , John and Rosa May. 1621 Barth, girl. Ralph and Irene Ashley. 520 W Forty-

NhnHL ogy

Albert and Lourrrne Frost. 1666 Coluro

bia. boy.

Clarence and Bertha Sanders. 013 Russell. ^^Varren and Ester Milter. 1014 Hosbrook.

girl.

Edwin and Agnes Johnson, St. Vincent s

Hospital, boy. Death Returns.

Ellen Johnson. 38 year*. 417 W. St. Clair, chronic bronchitis. ... ■ Anna M. Barlowe. 76 years. 822 N. Illinois. chronic myocarditis. Alice Mary Parker. 11 months. ol33 E. St. Clair, acute enteritis. Oliver La Roche. 48 years, 443 Bradley, hepatic sclerosis _ _ Mary K. Owens. 53 years. 346 W. Raymond, acute gastritis. . _ .. Edwin Earl Griffis.*! month. 2321 Hoyt,

inanition.

Flavious Conner. 73 years. Methodist Hospital. chronic nephritis. „ . ... T. J. Pease. 09 years. City Hospital,

chronic interstitial nephritis.

John Andrew Hollingsworth. 68 years. 1432 McLain, carcinoma. .. . Geneva B. Soalf. 9 months. 2Y02 Adams,

gastroenteritis.

Marion J. Kinnett. 00 years. 2114 Fountain. arteriosclerosis „ _ Elisabeth White. 70 year*. 707 N. West, apoplexy. _ . Charles Edward Burris, 5 months, 202

Richland, gastroenteritis.

Building Permits.

P. E. Gastineau. repairs. 215 N. Tacoma.

ftftO.

Ford Woods, dwelling. 4261 Park. $6JM>0. Roberta F. Boyd, garage. 531 St Paul. 5l J 0 R.^ Hinman. excavation. 033 W. Thirarl $ Gerlach, ahed. 1830 W. Minnesota.

m. the court of Kina; Solomon, a

In China and a ballroom.

$40.

■Ape©

Pearce, addition, 43 N. Sheffield. pany r add?timf. r U704* W*w2sh1ngtra!^©» a ” George H. Stephenson, garage, 5128 E. North. $260. _ J. K. Barnhill, refloof, 425 8. Keystone. ' >1 R 4 A Pollard, garage. 1100 Knox. $250 Fred Grate rerSof. 234 N. Walcott. 225. Nattmeyer A Stiegman. wreck. 536 Wa bash. $50. , Nattmeyer 4 Sticgman. garage. 538 Wabash, $4,500. . . Louisa Held, garage. 2175 E. Raymond.

«200

Tuttle Bros., reroof. 1149 Roach. $100 William Karstodt. reroof. 1U0 Tacoma.

garage. 2451 N. Delaware,

Ernest Davis to John Huffman et ux.. lot 20. Patterson'-4 Buhdi vision, part square 14. Southeast addition. 36 2-3

$125.

I. C. Crane,

S ~Juiia Oefiering, reroof. 1745 S. Talbott. $1 George Bain, reroof. 2012 W. New York,

$> f *?<?

Dunlop & Holtegel. rcroof. 824 N. Oriental. $190 _ , . A. W Pogue, reroof. 327 Colorado. $178 Frank Kritach. furnace. 1618 N. Talbott. S °Max Harshmart. porch. 828 N. Ban- ^ CMIribney. furnace. 610 W. Twcnty^Ewinf‘shields, ravage 2535 Park *000.

I ?; iSSS.

S : vwe-

,1 L 0 Johnson, remodel. 777 W. Twenty-fifth. $107. „ _ W. H. Hampton, garage. 274 N. Penhin ^tenry 9 E. Courtot. garage. 905 N. LaS *V%a* l Fabrntr. reroof. 1721 S. Talbott. $1 Btobert H. Bailey, reroof. 2615 E. Pearl. * l Miiry D. Stillwell, reroof. 2222 Central. *T'A. K.ngham. reroof. 1526 Sheldon. $84. William Dannfield. reroof. 2106 Ring* Frank 0 Steniel, reroof, 805 E. St. Clair, S ’ 1 Swan-Mvcra Company, remodel, 319 N.

Senate. $50.

Brief Notes of the Day,

The Woman # Auxiliary of Talmud Torah will give a dance Sunday evening at the Talmud Torah building. Mrs. H. I. Barger

is the chairman of the affair-

The Only Euchre Club will give a public card party this evening in Musician s hall The Pair o’ Dice Club, of Indianapolis, will give a dance in the Independent Athletic Club, Pratt and North Meridian streets, Fri-

Club. Pratt ».

day evening. WMB ProtecuS^ome Circled all;

will give a dance in

hall. East and

ast and East

Ortor

s'.ss?i.o.\"E , k 3rfe , a-TBSu

street. , Church Plans Scout Expansion.

C- Ralph' Hamilton, who has been appointed scoutmaster of the Boy Scout troop of the First Presbyterian church, outlined plana for an expansion in the church program for boys at a meeting with his five assistants and H. M. Dowling, chairman of boys' work, at the Chamber of Commerce Monday. Mr. Hamilton's assistants are: George Klimes. Harold Forsythe. Evans Woollen, Jr.; C. A. Campbell and Alexander Cavin*. An effort will be made to enlist boys living in the vicinity of the church, as well as boys in the Sunday school, in the Scout activities. Mr. Hamilton said he expects to double the membership of the troop within three months, Alexander Dowling

has been made troop leader. Hazel ftaisenbary Henteneed.

Hast#? Quieenbury. colored, who appeared in city court a few day* ago wearing a J sweater and a dress belonging to Mrs John

A. Spaulding,, 1822 North Talbott^steeet. at

xi40 feet, improved. i.orUaeast cor ner Spruce ami Palmar sts $2,500.00 Maggie L. Mendel to Francis A. Edison. lot* 90 and 01. Hobday's Garfield. 76 to *138 to feet, improved, south side Gimber st- west of State

street $2,200.00 ! and costs and sentenced to serve 13(1 days Charles J. Van Tassell to Glem, B. i £ today tK Ralston, lot 82. Ruddell’s Glen worn! | Walter ‘ D Klr c TZl 40x131 feet imofOTec! i was arrested by DfteeiiTes bneed aito 2in ride Jeff«4on are rarth of Trabue on a charge of stealing a pair of et ux.. lot 90. Sharpe's Woods! de : DuS? uf crart addition. 40x161 feet, improved, eosi j ** w colored girl wearing t e m court.

side Trowbridge rt., north of Southeastern ave $1,900.00 George W. Harrison to Henry F. Schweiteer et ux.. lot 8. Mote’s Central Avenue addition. 43x175% feet, vacant, west side Park ave

south of Fifty-second et. . ?! William H. Block to Lafayette Buildin? Company. lots 164. 259. 1433, 1615. 1664 and 1527 Mars Hi!! . .. Samuel G. Van Camp to same, lots 1214, 100. 816, 1284. 205. 745. 1552. 362, 583. 1252. 548, same... Henry F. Campbell to same, lots 89. 831. 885. 1703 and 2358. cams ■ C. Schaf to same, lot* 287.

Class Registration Heavy.

j Registration in the evening school classes | at the Manual Training High School was parI ticularly heavy Monday night in spite of the .$1.00 i face that the school bad been open for reglaJ tration for a week, according to a report 1 received by R. C. Lowell, director of voca.$1.00 i tional training for the local schools. Mr. ! Lowell announced that classes in home nur«$I 00 j tog are offered at all the evening schools.

• Thief Steals Bronze Statues.

.$1.80, ^ burglar with artistic tastes broke into

351^1342. 10O8 a** 1 2034. Kame . .$1.00 a locker in the basement of an apartment at

Kahn Tai ton ng Co. to same, lots 734. I

790. 632 and 906. same. $1.00 i ^

John J. Reilly to same, lot 1187. ^ | ^ away two bronze statues Jtetongmg to

Charles S. Lewis to same, lots 105 and 2379. same $1.00 Charles C- Perry to same. Jots 847. 1423. 687. 788 and 2398. game $1.00 Wasson A Co. to same, lots 1865

..$1.00 Bobert Colter, apartment No._17

The stst-

1323. 415.

1248 1

888. 1330. 284. 2313.

228. 1248 and 2489, same $1.00 Frit*!! Dry Good* Co. to same. lots 564. 308. 1062. 325. 366. 566. 2402. 1631. 957. 1255. same $1.00 James A- Kebler to same, lot 468. sag»e - * * ■ * - * «-■ * * ■»'■* '* •- SI .00 Sterling B Holt to same. tweaty-«i*bt tote, same - - - v $1.00 James W. Carr to same, ten lots, same.$1.00 Linton A. Cox to same, lots 162. 1103 and 330. same $1.00

Transfer*. 72; consideration.

ties were valued at $150. Colter told the

detectives.

Theft at fclverside Canoe Clnb. Edward Broz, 1423 Lawton street, reported to-detectives that some one broke into bis locker at the Riwerside Canoe Club and carried away a bathing suit, twenty phonograph records and a similar number of pillows.

Burglars In Grocery.

Burglars broke Into the grocery store of Morton L. Mote, 4188 College avenue. Monday night, broke open the rash register and

stole about $16 In change, according to a

$01,215.00 report to Bicycle Policeman Lansing.

AT THE THEATERS TODAY. Murat—'The Passing Show of 1919.”

English'*— 'Maid to Love”!!.'!!!; Ia! 8:13 BHr Keith’s—Vaudeville. .At 2;15 and 8:15 Idric—Vaudeville Continuous

Hall. “The Passing Show."

The sreat annual work of the Brothers Shubert, “The Passing; Show,** usually a contributor to the success of the state fair, makes its appearance at the Murat this week, somewhat behind schedule, but still the same munificent entertainment— more than ever the same entertainI ment. There is the same multiplicity of scenes, costly costumes, numerous cast, large blonds, oriental dancer, shimmy and loud comedy. Nobody entering the theater without a program could make a mistake. It's Winter Harden from the first attack

on prohibition to the last w f iggle.

Amou* the things that serve to distinguish tha show from its predecessors. in degree at any rate, is a rather conspicuous lack of special comedy talent. A quartet out of vaudeville, the Avon Comedy Four, is charged with providing much of the rib-shaking portion of the entertainment. and the duty is not too faithfully discharged. One of this outfit is the whiskered Hebrew comedian ami several of the scenes in which he has a part make the resemblance between the Winter Garden .and the burlesque of the authentic Columbia ctreuli seem even more close than ordlnarllv. The lines certainly are no fresher or wittier, and the comedian is no funnier. They even illustrate the joke about the Irishman and the Jew who rot into a fight and fought on endlessly because they forgot the word "sufficient'* that was to end the bat-

tle. So much for the comedy.

The show, of course, is expensively and sometimes prettily staged. A rather well-done burlesque of "The Jest” is one of the important scenes. Other scenes show such well-known Winter Garden spots as Mt. Olympus, the American-Canadlan border,■

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Kyra is the oriental dancer and she does it very well. The comedians, well ami not so well, include Frankie Heath. James Barton and Joe Smith, Eddie Miller. Charles Adams and Charles Dale, known to vaudeville fame a* the Avon Comedy Four, The show has been among the most successful of the Winter Garden annuals. It Is here all the w^eek. “Maid to Love" Made to Love. If your toes are wont to tingle to a Unticulating tune you can give them a holiday at English’s this week, for In the new Peck-Wenrleh musical comedy. **Mald to Love.” which began a Week at that theater Monday night, there is enough melody to enrich two or three average musical shows. From the moment the capital chorus sings “Cocktail Ho-ur," the curtain-raiser, until the last ensemble tune, there is an ever recurring burst of song, an orchestra of eighteen doing a big bit to aid in giving the audience a melodious two hours and forty minutes. There are three acts, one laid In New York, the remaining two at Palm Beach. "Maid to Love" hasn't been out of the musical workshop long. A new firm of procfeicers, Gleason A Block, brought it out. Raymond W. Peck wrote the book ami lyrics and that prince of tuneinakers, Percy Wenrich. built the music. An able oast and a snappy, youthful chorus give* "Maid to Love’ , promise of a happy life among the season’s productions. The story runlng through the piece isn’t altogether new’, but who cares for story In a musical show? It has the usual complications of wealth, love and ludicrous situations—and that's musical comedy. A likeable feature of ‘Maid to Love” Is that it is not burdened with glare and blare. The costumes worn by the chorus dearies could be worn quite fittingly in Washington street, on any summer's day. The costumes are smart, but not gaudy. Matmmm can send their debutante daughters to see “Maid to Love” and bn assured that their stock of modesty will not. be lessened. It is all clean. Jovial stuff from curtain to curtain, Vinton Freedley has the leading masculine role, that of. the spendsomc Anthony Stanton, Blonde Lillian King Is the girl in the case and she can sing delightfully. Another vocal charmer is Dolly Connolly, who has love complications w’lh Robert Woolsey a refreshing comedian. Your old friend. Tom Lewis, has the role of the obstreperous father whose only Joy in life is found in the key to somebody’s cellar. Dean Raymond is an attorney who works on the complications. Harry Redding has the part of the "villyun” and Marguerite ftlsser Is a Spanish girl whose presence creates discomfort tuhong several of the gentlemen. Elina Decker is a pleasant little party who helps square the woes of the lovers. The chorus sings and dances with delightful skill and there Is opportunity for much ensemble singing. Among the song numbers that scored hits were "Cocktan Hour,** "Th* Things I Learned in Dear Old Jersey,’* "You Can Trust Me.” "Girls AM Around Me,” “Call of Love.” "We Were Made to Love,” "Old Flames," The Hocklngchair Fleet,” “Love’s Romantic Sea,” "Love’s Little Journey," "Aladdin,” "Look Into My Eyes and "Oriental Serenade.” The latter was splendidly presented by Mr. Freedley and Miss Connolly. Petrova Back Among Old Friends. Olga Petrova, who, four years ago. left the speaking stage for a turn at the screen, is the personality dispenser on this week's bill at B. F. Keith's. Madam Petrova, in private life Mrs. John Stewart, formerly of this city, is theatrically know'll for her ability to play emotional role* and to sing delightful little melodies. On her return to the Keith stage here Monday *»he appropriately opened her program with a pleasing rendit<on of James Whitcomb Riley’s "A Life Lesson,” better known as “There Little Girl. Don’t Cry.” Hhe sang other uuaint bit* and then disclosed her ability as an actress by an excerpt from a drama laid in the English colony in South Africa. Generous applause drew Petrova to the footlights and she told of her delight at returning to old friends and the speaking stage. She wore a typical Petrova gown, a clinging creation that gives her much-discussed figure

full parade.

Lucille and her talking parrot and cockatoo open the entertaining bill. Francia Renault, a female impersonator of much ability and elaborate gowns, amuses with impersonations

of stage celebrities.

It was like a breath from the past to hear Emma Pollock, of the team of U*'rh m s 1 YI* j** 1 $ r*. etlr emt mr* V* .aim ^ V Al -a m

Kelly and Pollock, sing her old success of Ilarrigan and Hart days. Yes, she sang "Maggie Murphy's Home,”^

and got a big hand. Miss Pollock and her partner, Jimmy Kelly, also did a Bowery dance that was happily reminiscent of the old days. Mae Melville and George Rule present a laugh called "The League of Servants.” 1 The big comedy hand of the bill is handed young Jack Osterman, who does a snappy monologue and Imitations of other acts on the bill. The youngster has talent and uses ft. The three Neasees close the bill with a novel skating act. The usual news movies and paragraphs also are

shown.

l.yrie Vaadevllle. The feature of the week'* bill at the Lyric is an act based on rural comedy, in which a company headed by Peggy Houlton entertains with the usual checker championships of the "Turn Pike” community. The sketch is laid In the general store at the cross-road. "At the Turn Pike” is the title of the skit. Johnson brothers and Johnson offer more or less of a minstrel show in their vary pleasing act. Several catchy numbers are sung by the trio and some clever wit.is dispensed by the Johnson brothers, the two black-faced members. Frank Bush, who Is an old hand at story telling, has an act of I comic anecdotes and imitations. Mr. | Bush played eighteen years ago at the Park theater in Indianapolis, and has been at the story-telling game ] for forty years. ^ ! The Aerial Kddya, acrobats; LaRose and Adams, s’nging and talking; Raines and Avery, in a very claws “rube act,” and the Randow trio, ip a foreign novelty of acrobatlea, MP» the others on the bill.