Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 206, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1920 — Page 9

M CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES ON REQUEST ITO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. . •**MM§§®, BGEW2B-MII v FUNERAL DIRECTORS. py^WVWwVWWWVWVWWVW^AAA^M George Grinsteiner Funeral director, 622 East Market. Old Phone Main 60S. New phone. 27-208. CNEKAL DIKBCTORB—A. M. RAGSDALE CO., 232 North Delaware. Parlors for holding funeral services. Auto ambulance. McKAHAN & WILHITE 1127 X. Illinois st. Main 3-210. Auto. 22-645. ‘ J. C. WILSON 1330 ■ Prospect. Auto. 61-671. Proepect 222. Funeral directors— WM. E. KRIEGER. New 21-154. Main 1454. 1402 N. Illinois. ~ UNDERTAKERS. W. T. BLASENGYM Shelby St. Pros. 2570. Auto. 61-114. HISEY & TITUS. 951 II North Del. New 26-564, Main 3630. DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES, e^WWWWWWVWWtfVWWWWS^WV M'GRAW, WILLIAM—AGE 41, SON OF Mary McGraw, died Jan. 3, at 6:15 p. m., at City hospital. Funeral at his sister's, Mrs. C. G. Pence, 1426 East Sixteenth street, Wednesday morning, 8:30. Funeral at St. Joseph's church at 9 o'clock. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. HOMSON, HARRY—OF BEECH Grove, beloved husband of Alice D. Thomson, died Saturday, Jan. 3. Funeral services will be held at the family residence, Churchman and First avenue. Beech Grove. Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1:30 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. LOST AND FOUNCL IWWWWWVVVMeAMVVVVVVMMMWWVWt Airedale dog lost. eor> north Pennsylvania. Main 8181. TOM MEAIiIS. owner. IN MEMORIAM. IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF OUR dear husband and father, John Corey, who died Jan. 6, 1918: A precious one from us is gone, A voice we loved is still, A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. WIFE AND CHILDREN. NOTICES. FRIENDS OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC— A special meeting of representatives of all local Irish societies will be held at Room 120, Hotel English, at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, Jan. 6. All friends of the Irish cause are welcome. J. J. LIDDY, chairman of committee. LEO McGEATH, secretary. AND CLEANERS. H. G. FITE Tailor and Cutter Dry cleaning, pressing and repairing; army overcoats made over; ladies' work a specialty; work called for and delivered. North Capitol avenue and Ohio street. Automatic 26-641. Circle 690. ARMY OVERCOATS made over and dyed. Cleaning and preset lng and alteration of all kinds. CITY TAILORS AND CLEANERS. 17 ft North Illinois. AAPITOL GARMENT CLEANERS. 1*49 W North Capitol avenue. Main 6477. Main 4160. Auto. 21-241. J SCHWARTZ, TAILOR AND CLEAN- . er. 31 Kentucky avenue. Main 2678. ROOMS—TO LET. FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, WITH kitchen privilege. 2629 East North street. Auto. 61-573. FIKST-C LASS FURNISHED ROOMS FOR one or two gentlemen. 1205 Park avenue. * B~ LACKFORI), N., 331; MODERN ROOMS and light housekeeping. ROOMS—WANTED. ~ AN TED—'TO RENT LARGE FRONT Bl room or two small adj6taig roams, Kuitable for man and wife of TyttUße age. Box 2928, Times. , ; HE BEST ROOMS ALWAYS 'Lirrremong Times Want Ada ■FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS IX-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE TO fW let. 2942 Gale street. Woodruff 6401. . A PARTMENTS ~~WANTED, Young couple wishes to take full charge of apartment or rooming house. Phone 1474 Prospect. _T_ han ?FER AND storage, .'TQXrSfikft storage Cheapest // ( j \V/ RATES IN CITY. CALL if II II If Us - Everything at rea- \ >► sonable pride. Packed. 'L/R.UJ il ehlpped anywhere. V2x\S IS Locked room if desired. 30 West Henry- Main 4669. SHANK FURNITURE AND STORAGB CO., 227-229 North New Jersey street. tone Main 2022. HORSEIf AND" VEHICLES. FOR SALE Delivery Wagon, Corn Planters, Steel Tooth flay Rakes, Robes, Blankets, Collars. All new and most sell quick.v FRED ULRICH 640 Sonith Capitol Ave. HIGHEST PIiIC'ESIPAIJI ■Mr dead horses, cows and hogs. Call Bel■nor.t 469 and get our prices. BUBINESB CHANCES, FEATHERS Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and SHlows made to order. Eat. 1886. E. F. tURKLE. 416 Mass., ave. Main 1428. New 12-776. FOR SALE—GROCERY STOKE AND restaurant on account of other business. Bargain if taken at once. Box 217, Cloverdaie, Ind. DETECTIVES. .. y^^A/VWWWWSi^WWWW^VWWWW Quigley-Hyland Agency Civil and Criminal Investigators 326-629 Law bldg. Main 2903. AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIRE OARS FOR RENT—DO YOUR bw.\ driving. U-DRIVE' AUTO SERVICE, 126 South Pennsylvania street. Telephone Main 6820. - MALE HELP—WANTED^ CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS. .CLERKS, stenographers, typists, bookkeepers, letter carriers, railway mall clerks. For MUntr study preparation call or write. CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. 167 N. ILLINOIS St.. Room 207. WANTED— MEN IN SKIVER PIPE factory. Steady work and good wages. WILLIAM E. DEE CLAY MFG. CO., Mecca, Ind. .. v

MALE HELP—WANTED, TSiLiBESSI and GEIEIIL imist WE CAN-GIVE STEADY EMPLOYMENT TO 30 ADDITIONAL MEN AT ONCE. MUSI! EXPEEIIEITM (MllPlliff SPEED! AT PHONE BELMONT 3600. MR.'TROSKY.

MIDWEST ENGINE CO. WANTS Gisholt lathe milling machine, screw machine and automatic operators on night work. Apply employment dept., Midwest Engine Cos., 19th and Martindale. LABORERS WANTED Improved working condition. m E. RAUH & SON, Back of Stockyardß. % \ t A-I tool designer, must be experienced. Midwest Engine Cos., 19th and Martindale. f 1 TROUSERS | Match Your Coat THE PANTS fjfllf STORE CO. li Two Stores a Vk 48 W. OHIO ST. Near 111 110 HL MARKET ST. Near Penn WHITE LABORERS FOR OUTSIDE WORK. INSLEY MFG. CO., OLNEY AND EAST ST. CLAIR. PLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR SEVeral men with knowledge of drugs and ac6ustomed to interviewing people, to act as demonstrators for highly successful proprietary medicine. Permanent poaitions open., Salary to start 346 per week. Reply In own hand writing stating positiotas held, whether married or single and give references. Address Py C. McDUFFIE, Kelfer-Stewart Drug Cos., Indianapolis. __ / MECHANIC General all-around man for department store; middle-aged man who knows something about electric elevators and sprinkler system; permanent position; light work. THE STAR STORE FURNITURE WORKERS Can use help in cabinet room, machine room, veneer and varnish department; good places for first-class men. H. LAUTER CO., W. Washington and Harding Sts. Young man to~fose for-drawing ciassee, costume or full figure. Ask for Mr. Coughlen, HERRON ART SCHOOL, Pennsylvania and Sixteenth streets. Errand Boys with wheel. GEORGE F. KRAAS CO.. 23 East North street. SAFELY rTzOITbLADES sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana ave. BOY OVER 16 TO LEARN TRADE. APply at once. TWIET’S SIGN SHOP. 24 South Illinois street. ■TEAMSTERS WANTED AT 1201 EAST I Georgia street.

MALE HELP—WANTED. Nordyke & Mar mom Cos. NEEDS ~r Internal Grinders Millwright Trimmers Back Hangers Woodworkers Metal Workers and Tool Designers Call at employment office, Kentucky Ave and Morris St. Wanted experienced firemen on chain grate stokers. Apply MR. RAY, Union Traction Power House. Anderson. Ind. situation wanted—male. Home wanted by an elderly man who is handy with tools or can take care of poultry and garden. Address A No. 814. Times, Talesmen—wanted. - STOeiT SALESMEN WHERE CAN WE CLASS YOU? D—3lß. 1 C—326.00. ( WEEKLY 8—135. ( GUARANTEE. A—350.00. ) DIVISIONAL MANAGERS, $6,000 YEAR. GIVE US YOUR EXPERIENCE AND REFERENCES. CIVIL SERVICE PLAN; YOUR RESULTS MOVE YOU UP OR DOWN. ADRESS A NO. 818, TIMES. k - * ' SALESMEN DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME ON ORDINARY PROPOSITIONS. WORK ON THE . MOST UP .TO DATE PLAN YOU CAN FIND. WE GUARANTEE YOU A LIVING AND A FUTURE WITHOUT LIMITATIONS. ALL UP TO YOU. COME AND SEE US. 1145-6 LEMCKE ANNEX. ASK FOR MR. HUNTER.

STOCK SALESMAN / MVB, ENERGETIC SALESMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS TO FOLLOW UP LEADS SECURED THROUGH ADVERTISING AND CIRCULARS. STOCK SOLD UNDER PLAN THAT ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEES INVESTOR'S PRINCIPAL CALL PERSONALLY. 1104 ODD FELLOW BLDG. S“ ALEBMEN—MEN OF SELLING ASFII lty. Experience not necessary. We need men of ambition who will deserve promotion. If you are In earnest and want an opportunity to make from 1100 to S3OO per week phone at once for an Interview. Main 7181. Auto. FEM ALE H ELP—WA NT E D. ~~~ 20 more women wanted for spinning dept. Good wages, excellent working conditions and steady work. Indianapolis Cordage Cos., S. Meridian and Belt. R. R. OPERATORS LONG DISTANCE v Apply Mrs. Gibbons, INDIANAPOLIS , TELEPHONE COMPANY Operators for power 3e win g machines. Short hours, steady work, good pay, Raincoat Department, Kahn Tailoring Cos., St. Clair and Capitol Aye. V BODY IRONER OR GIRL TO LEARN TO RUN ONE; WHITE OR COLORED; GOOD WAGES. BOARD AND LAUNDRY. CITY HOSPITAL LAUNDRY. EXPERIENCED HAND MARKERS for bundle work. PROGRESS LAUNDRY, 426 East Market street. “girls over 18, to learn laundry work. STERLING LAUNDRY, Lexington and Pine. Thoroughly exjperiencedbookkeeper and stenographer; permanent position. Woodruff 881. WANTED — COUNTER GIRL; NO BCNday work. Main 6752. BOSTON DAIRY LUNCH, 116 North Delaware. WAN TED—WOM ANTO HELP WITH work In home. Excellent wages. Irvington 916, EXP URIENCEI> PANTRY~ GJRL, WHITE. at once. UNION STATION RESTAURANT. WANTED— KITCHEN GIRL. APPLY UNION STATION RESTAURANT. WANTED— CASHIER; RIALTO TiIEATER. See Mr. Hughes.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1920.

FEMALE HELP—WANTED. # >■ I . . i SO Girls to Operate Power Sewing • Machines to work in our modern daylight factory—44 hours per week —making Auto Brand overalls and shirts. Good wages to beginners; lunch served at cost; pleasant surroundings. AUTO BRAND LEWIS MEIER & CO. 1002 Central, corner of 10th V START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Come to Work in the Modern Sanitary Work Rooms of the AMERICAN GARMENT COMPANY California & Market Sts. Wanted Experienced Button and Buttonhole Machine Operators, Serging or Overseaming Operators, Felling Machine Operators, Single Needle Operators. TEAM WORK Girls to earn good wages while they learn to make Aprons and Sleeping Garments. Pleasant surroundings. Wages paid while learning.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A GOOD POSITION SALARY ADVANCED ' FREQUENTLY. -<* Young women between the ages of 16 and 25. Apply to The CENTRAL UNION TELEPHONE CO.. Room 622, Corner New York and Meridian Sts. SALESLADIES CAN YOU TALK 7 WHY NOT MAKE YOUR CONVERSATIONAL ABILITY EARN YOU *6O A WEEK OR MORE? LET US SHOW YOU HOW. 1145-6 LEMCKE ANNEX. ASK FOR MR. HUNTER. - 60 GIRLS over 16 years of age for light factory work; good Pa HARRY B. MAHAN BOXjDO., ' 320 W. SOUTH ST. Will give young woman a complete business education In exchange for office work. Apply Corner Delaware and North eta. ACT IS MOTION PICTURES; MARE IT your profession. Send stamp for free tryout. DELIGHT FILM CO., Inc., Wabash avenue and Twenty-second street, Chicago. Young women to pose for drawlng classes, costume or full figure. HERRON ART SCHOOL, Pennsylvania and Sixteenth streets. Ask for Mr. Coughlen. COOK AND DOWNSTAIRS WORK; small family*; no laundry; good wages. 1464 North Pennsylvania. Auto. 81-ISO. Main 8772. COLORED HELP IN THE KITCHEN. 812 West New York street Main 7640. GIRLS WANTED PROGRESS LAUNDRY, 426 East Market OIRJ. FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Washington 2*28.

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MISCEL L A N EO US— FOR SALE. FACTORY STOVES Cannon stoves, hot blast heaters, coal oil heaters, baseburners, cook stoves and coal ranges. Every stAve in our stock is in A-l condition and guaranteed to be a first-class heater or cooker. If you need a stove and want to save real money buy here, for our prices arc the lowest. QLAZER 444 E. Washington St. Shoveled and Forked Pocahontas Coal. CALL Zero Ice & FyeJ Cos. North 343 Auto 43“620 Linoleum, two screen jk>oks, davenport, rocking chair, dremer. Iron bed, bronze bed, three 9x12 rugs, three small rugs, seven dining chairs, dining table. Raven heating stove, gas range, Detroit Jewel, Ice box, coal range, 'State Gem, six window shades, dishes and cooking utenslla, three dozen cans of fruit, meat and lard, two pairs of double blankets, pillows, comforts, quilts. Blue Grass wringer and stand,, three tubs, four dozen fruit Jars and crocks (other articles too numerous to mention), chicken fence, lawn mower, kitchen cabinet and table, stand table, flower standa sale Jan. 6. Private. JOHN OTT, 1902 Union street. Auto. 51-871.

Buy Storage Furniture From time to time we take out of Storage, on which the time limit is up good furniture, rugs, heaters, coal and gas ranges, etc., which you can buy for about half the second-hand store prices. Call and see this week's lot.' OLD STORAGE HOUSE, Ala. & N. Y. sts. NOTICE TO MEN Why wear ready to wear pants, when we make them to your measure for *5. Special price this week on blue serge trousers; $7.60 per pair. LEON TAILORING CO. 181 Blast New York street. Cor. Mass, Ave. Walk up one flight. A. e s> Drop-Head (Unger, *l6; ITB-g—other bargains. sl.o* per Dr J 1 ZB week. All makes RBV HW PAIRED. HEMBTITCH■IJLv* 1 ns ING while yoA wait, I*o PER YARD. mi'B SEWING MACHINE CO.. Main <OO. Auto. 26-216. 812 Mass. Are. WO SUITS FObT 16-YEAR-OLD BOY; also overcoat. * All tailor •made; In fine condition. Cost $125. Price SSO cash. Phone North 8567. SINGER SEWING M ACHINECO. j NEW and used machines; electric motors; rents, repairs. 764 Massachusetts avenue. Phone Main 6575. Musical instruments, records, rolls, cut price. TUTTLE. 201 Indiana avenue. SECOND-HAND FURNACE FOR BALE. Call Main *o7s. For sale—one ‘set of leeiy drums, traps and belle. North 7418. NE ~LOT OF LUMBER. Bx 4, 9 FEET long. 360 South Meridian. / F~ OR*SALE—SECOND-HAND FURNACE. Call Belmont 2292. STEEL RANGE, COAL OR WOOD, AND electric sweeper. 87 North Depny. LADY'S BLACK COAT. BELMONT 2717. For sale—nine full bred white Wyandotte cockerels. Belmont 1404. MISCELLANEOUS—-WANTED. LEW SHANK pays best prices in city for household Sooda and fixtures of all kinds. 227 North lew Jersey street. Main 2028. USED GOODS STORE” BUYS STORK and office fixtures, household furniture and rugs. Main 2288. Auto 22-288. 424 Mass, avenue. IF YOUR CLOCK IS NOT RUNNING phone Circle 4807. M. R. SHEARN. 811 North Alabama. ANTED—CASH REGISTERS. WILL pay cash. 23 Baldwin block. Main 5871. Auto. 21-704 AUTOMOBILES—WANTED. AUTOS WANTED ~ We pay cash. No delay for your money. It la here for you. Come In or call. I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos. sls N. Illinois st. Main 1679. Auto. 22-o*B. We also buy Junk cars. REAL ESTATE—WANTED. SEE ME IF YOU HAVE ANY CITY property for sale. I have cash buyera H. G. MONEN, 405 Law building. Modern “home that can be bought for sl,o*o cash, balance monthly. Main 142. House, east or north, semi-mod-ern; spot cash. Woodruff 7024 after 6:80. SIX ROOMS AND BATH; WITHOUT furnace; will pay cash; Woodruff 2092. rrVK TO SEVEN ROOMS, SEMI-MOD-r era; cash and quick deal. Main 107.

- REAL ESTATE--.fqr sale. A 4-apartment of 5 rooms each; steam heat, electric light; 5 years built. Rents for $135 per month. Price $13,000. 5-room cottage on Cottage Ave. Price $2,100. 10-room modern, 2-storv house, $4,500. Lot 45x170. Anew 31-room house, modern. Price, $5,000. . A 5-room cottage on W. 20th St., $1,600. Terms.

7 rooms and storeroom on W. Morris St. Price $4,500. 6-room cottage on Rural. Lot 46x280. Price $3,400. Double house on N. Randolph;? rooms a side; modern except furnace. Price $4,500. 5-room cottage on Tacoma. Modern except furnace, $2,400. GILL REALTY CO., REALTORS Main 1646 Auto. 28-236 " SSOO CASH Seven-room home north, newly painted and papered, bath, furnace, paved street, paved alley on side. Could not build house for *4,600. Our price for quick sale $3,500. Mr. Peel. Canaday Realty Cos. Main 5340, 306 City Trust. North 9097. SSO reduction In price if sold this week; regular price. $400; terms, $5 down and SI.OO weekly payments; no taxes or IXterest for two years, cement walks, gravel •tree*, sewer, electric light* gas, nfcar West Michigan car line, good white neighborhood; close to downtown. Richie-Davis Cos., Inc. Main 620. 161 E. Market St. Auto. 22-520. " *s2oo CASH, $25 MONTHLY buys seven rooms, paved street, electric lights, gas; lot 40x146; fine location. North 1866. DUPLEX Nine blocks south of courthouse; rents sl9; will take $1,700. If sold at once. Call Prospeot 409. SACRIFICE S2OO buys nice four-room bungalow; balance easy terms. Phone Belmont 2717. Choice large lot near maple road boulevard, within two squares ot Fair Grounds; $lO cash, balance *1 weekly. 640 Lemcke Annex. Main 1409. EastF fkont home, “walking” distance; seven rooms, bath, gas, electric lights, city water, cellar paved street. Very easy terms. Woodruff 2092. By owner, two large lots, store and living rooms; fruit, chicken park, garage, filling station; good location. Woodruff 70. Modern u jme, east, six rooms all on ground floor, paved street. Terms. Woodruff 247 after 7:30. s Near college on twentieth st.) six reoms, modern, paved street; $4,200; terms. Washington 1079. E“ast\ MODERN HOME IN GOOD neighborhood; $4,500; SI,OOO cash, S3O monthly. Woodruff 7024 after <:so. N" ORTH, OTRICTLY MODERN HOME, east front, paved street, deep lot, bargain for cash or terms. Main 107. F”oUR ROOMS, GAsi electricity! well, paved street; terms. North 7476 after 6:30. TWO LOTS, FIFTH AVENUE. SOUTH of Main street. Beech Grove. 1003 Churchman avenue. Phone Prospect 791. INUiANA TRU BT CO. , Sella real estates collects mt writes firs Insurance. M ODERN, SIX-ROOM HOME IN IRVington. Immediate possession; $4,200; $1,600 cash will handle. Irvington 3164. F~ IVE-ROOM BUNGALOW; BEMI-MOD-ern; a bargain. North 8339. FARMS—FOR SALE. Thirty-one acres good land; two miles of town on good pike road; good building* By owner. Address Box 87 X, R. 8. North Vernon. Ind. TWENTY ACRE'S FOR f 6OO. CLARK * J BOYCE. 15 When bldg. WISCONSIN FARM LANDS. LAN DO LOGY, A MAGAZINE GIVING the facts In regard to the land situation. Three months’ subscription, FREE. If for a home or as an Investment you are thinking of buying good farm lands, simply write me a letter and say, “Mall me LANDOLOGY and all particulars FREE.” Address Editor, Landology, Rkldmore Land Cos., 118 Skidmore bldg., Marinette, Wis.

AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIED. SERVTC3. IS THE ABILITY TO SERVE. * . SERVICE IS COURTESY. SERVICE IS ORGANIZATION. SERVICE IS EFFICIENCY. SERVICETS FRIENDLINESS. SERVICE IS CLEANLINESS. SERVICE IS SQUARE DEALING. SERVICE 13 THE GOLDEN RULE. WITH “THE MEN THAT KNOW THE FORD.” BARBER-WARNOCK CO., k AUTHORIZED FORD DISTRIBUTERS, 819-823 E. WASH. ST. EASY PAYMENTS Com# down and see those exceptionally good cars at these small down payments. Most of them.-have been rebuilt, repainted and have new tops. Make. Down. Weekly. Auburn touring $ 60 |3.00 Overland 60 8.00 Regal 75 3.50 Case 100 4.00 Packard coupe 195 4.50 Maxwell coupe 225 6.00 Alter tearing 225 6.00 Chevrolet touring roadster... 225 6.00 Bulck 245 5.26 Paige touring 295 6.00 Dodge, winter top. 5-pass.... 345 6.50 Franklin touring 396 6.75 ■And many others. No brokerage. INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. - avenue. HARMON 34 1918. seven-passenger touring, rebuilt and repainted. Car is to be sold with same guarantee as new car. STUTZ, 1918 In good running condition, six-passenger, with brown leather upholstering. Paint and tires good. \ CADILLAC Eight-cylinder, touring car in good running condition. LOCAL BRANCH NORDYKE & MARMON Eleventh and Meridian. AUTOS WANTED Junk autos wanted for parts. We can use 100. Also cars wanted for resale purposes. We are the largest and the best. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS & TIRE CO. 518 N. CAPITOL.

(ft ■ ■ :v v ~ " ft \ COLUMBIA SIX demonstrator at a discount; new guarantee and service. DEETZ-JAMES CO. 334 E. MARKET ST. Main 5716. Cp , ;■ -n-; t jp.. ■"'JY?S3--s-L-r-r^^;^ AUTO PARTS for hundreds of cars 40% to 90% off the list price. Indianapolis Auto Parts & Tire Cos. 518 N. Capitol 643 N. Capitol Main 2638. Auto. 22-019. ii— ■" ~ USED CARS ' All kinds of used cars coming Id; sls# up. Terms If desired. Most of these have been rebuilt, repainted and relinished. J. C. MAYER 508-SXO N. Delaware st. Main 3276. Night. North 6760. y KKAL BAKOAIhS JJM USED CARS All bargains. Cash or payments. I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos. "A MILLION PARTS." Mgln 1678. 618 N. Illinois. Auto. 33-062 AUTO WASHING Our Specialty. 822-384 North lUlnol* 8. <fc S. Auto Laundry WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE ALL makes of used oars. S & S AUTO EXCHANGE 821 Mass, avenue. Circle 1776. W. & P. PAINT SHOP - Automobile painting. 689 East Washington-

TRUCKS—FOR SALE.

QARFORD TRUCKS For Low Cost Ton-Mile IllLllOGil Distributor, 33 S. Senate Ave.

MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF motorcycles. FLOYD- FKTKRMAN. 699 Massachusetts avenua. ~~ FINANCIAL. Start the New Year kigjtt Why not put all of your bills into one and owe only one place? % Have you the money to do this? If not, we will loan you what you need. We make loans on furniture, pianos, fixtures, automobiles, etc., without removal. Get Our Special Terms on SSO, SIOO, S2OO, S3OO We will loan you any amount up to S3OO at styfttly legal rates and give you twenty months’ time to pay back if you desire it. However, if you prefer you can repay in full at any time and you will be charged Interest only for actual time loan runs. Call, write or phone State Loan Cos. 805 ODD FELLOW BLDG. Corner Pennsylvania and Washington sts. Phones, Main 4619. Auto. 24-629. Under state supervision. |AfE AltE PREPARED TO HAKE REAL If ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY.. Wfi PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS. MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS LISTED AND UNLISTED. INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO. FRANK JC SAWYER, PRES. M5-899_LAW_ BLDG, ASSETS. 8343,743. Money to loan on second mortgages on Indianapolis and Indiana real estate. GIBRALTER FINANCE COMPANY. 208 Fidelity Trus building. Main 1808. SB MAKE SECOND MORTGAGES ON farm or city property. AETNA MTG. D INV. CO. Main 7101. 304 Fidelity ist Bldg. J

ASSEMBLY GAG PLAN ILLEGAL, BUSH ASSERTS Says No One Can Limit Acts of Legislature Under Indiana Constitution. faVors extra session The attempt of Gov. Goodrich to limit a special session of the Indiana legislature to consideration of the ratification of woman suffrage Is in direct violation of the constitution of Indiana and for that reason there can be no ‘‘gentlemen’s agreement” to that effect in the opinion of Lieut. Gov. Edgar D. Bush, who will preside over the senate In event the call is issued. In a formal statement concerning the proposal of Gov. Goodrich that the Franchise league gag the legislature previously to the issuance of a call for s special session, Mr. Bush points out what he terms the plain intent of the maker* of the constitution to define the power of the legislature over Its own sessions. He concludes his statement with the assertion that ho is An favor of a special session, but says: “We must hold sacred the constitutloa of our state if we expect our legislative acts to Inspire obedience." FAVORS CALLING SPECIAL SESSION. The statemgjijt by Mr. Bush Is as follows : “I am heartily In favor of calling a special session of the general assembly for the purpose of ratifying the federal suffrage amendment and for the purpose of passing other much needed legislation —noticeably the reconstruction of the tax law. “I am in favor of proceeding in this matter in strict compliance with the organic law of the state, the constitution, and in strict compliance with our oath of office and with the spirit of our institutions. The legislative branch of ou government is the creature of the sovereign will of the people expressed through the constitution. It owe* allegiance to the people and must necessarily conform to the rules laid down ' in the constitution on which it derive* its right to exist. No external power has the right under the constitution to substitute Its will for the will of the people expressed in ’ the constitution which expressly describes and limit* | powers of the three departments of the ; government—the legislative, the exectiM i tlve and the Judicial. 1 CAN LIMIT ASSEMBLY ACTS. “Article 4, Section 9 of the constitution, says: " 'lf in the opinion of the governor the public welfare should require it be may at any time by proclamation call * special session.’ “In my opinion, according to the constitution, executive authority ceasea a| this point and legislative authority begins. And no authority exists under the constitution, not even by the individual members of the legislature themselves, i to say until the legislature has assembled that the legislature shall meet and j consider one question and then adjourn. “A gentlemen’s agreement to do so I could hardly De considered a gentlemen's agreement If It expressly violates the | letter and spirit of the constitution, and l If such agreement nullifies the oath of every member of the assembly who has sworn to support the constitution. “Article 4, Section 10 of the coastltoI lion says; ‘Bach house when assembled ! (note the words, when assembled) shall determine its rules of procedure and set ' upon Its own adjournment.’ BILLS VETOED TO BE RETURNED.

“Article 5, Section 14, expressly provides that all bills left over from the previous session not signed by the governor shall he filed with, his objections with the secretary of state, ‘who shall lay the same before the general assembly at the next sesslch In like manner as if it had been returned by the governor.’ “The makers of our constitution eurelv meant that this and the foregoing provisions should be enforced. I think the members of the general assembly and the secretary of state and myself as presiding officer of the senate, meant to carry out the spirit and letter of the constitution v -en we took the oath to support it. “Wbile I am heartily In favor of a special session and the ratification of the federal amendment, I insist that we proceed according to the role laid down in the fundamental organic law of this great commonwealth—the constitntion of the state of Indiana. “We must hold sacred the constitution of our state if we expect our legislative acts to inspire obedience.” BOARD APPROVES NURSE CHANGES AT CITY HOSPITAL A reorganization of the nursing sta g of the City hospital was approved bjS the board of public health at the regular meeting last night. By the reorganization the positions will be filled as follows: Beth Reid, instructor, 888 per month| Myrtle Charles, supervising nurse, $80? Margaret Davenport, night supervising nurse, $80; Maude Weaver, night supervising nurse, $80; Gertrude Upjohn, head nurse, S7O; Mabel Kants, head nurse. S7O, and Hedwig Grand, head nurse, S7O. The salary of Plumbing Inspector Joseph Swain of the hospital was raised from $1,500 to SI,BOO per year. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary, was instructed to confer with City Purchasing Agent Dwight S. Ritter npon ways and means of obtaining more efficient internal telephone service at the hospital. Appointments to the hospital medical staff were announced as follows; Dr. E. A. Brown, alternate in surgery; Dr. W. E. Tlnney, alternate in genito-urlnary staff; Dr. Laurel Lingeman, alternate on eye, e.ir, nose and throat staff; Dr. John Day, alternate on genlto-nrinary etaff, end Dr. Alfred Henry, consultant on tu*” berculosls. The annual competitive examination for internship at the City hospital will be held on the third floor of the city hall, Jan. 19 and 10. Kiwanians to Install Officials for 1920 New officers will be installed and com mittees for the year 1920 will be announced at the luncheon of this Kiwanis club at the Hotel Severln Wednesday noon, this being the first meeting of the club since the annual election of officers three weeks ago. Every member of the club is urged td be present to help shape the 1920 program. The following new officers will be installed by retiring President Edward E. Gates: President, Orlando B. les; vice president, Henry L. Dltbmer; secretary. Cecil D. Crabb; treasurer, J. Edward Morris; directors, Thaddeus R. Baker, John A. Hook and .Charles G. Tomerltn. Suicide Verdict in Death at Laporte LAPORTE, Ind., Jan. 6.—A verdict of suicide was returned by the coroner today In the death of Albert Fedder, 07, who was found dead in bed with his throat cut. The theory of foul play gained weight in the announcement ot the coroner in returning his verdict, that no weapon could be found. It further developed today that evidence has come to light that threats had been made ’against Tedder’s life and further investigation is promised.

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