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INDIANA DAILY TIMES 25-29 S. Meridian St. PHONES—CLASSIFIED ADV. DEPT. Main 3500 Automatic 28-351 RATES. One time 09 per line Three consecutive times... .OS per line Six consecutive times 07 per line Male or female help wanted, situation wanted, male or female; rooms to Jet kid board and rooms wanted — One time 08 per line Three consecutive times.. .07 per line Six consevutive times 06 per line Contract rates on application. Legal notices 0? per line Lodges and club notices 75c per Insertion Church notices (1 inch or less) 50c per insertion Over 1 inch, .07 per line additional. Death notices, Ssc per insertion. The Business Office closes at 8 p. m.

■ LT. PJU NERAI-p lR E CTO RS. George Grffisteiner Funeral director. 522 East Market. Old Phone Main 908. New Phone. 27-208. A. M. Price. John Paul Ragsdale. A. M. RAG3DALE CO. j. cTwilson 1310 Prospect, Auto. 51-671. Prospect 822. FUNERAL DIRECTORS — WM. K. KRIEGER, New 21-154. Main 1454. 1402 N. Illinois. UNDERTAKERS. W. T. BLASENGYM 1015 Shelby St. Pros, 2570. Auto. 51-114 UNDERTAKERS—HISEY & TITUS. 951 North Del, New 26-564. Main 2630. DEATH^ANC^FU^ER^AUNO^ICE^S. JACOBS. CHARLES CHESTER—BeIoved son of James J. Jacobs, passed away Sunday. Aug. S, 5:45 a. m.. at the age of 13 years. Funeral services will be held Tuesday. Aug. 10, 2 p. m.. from his home. 1263 West Ray st.eet. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. ___ KIItBUP.N* REV. ALBION L.—Died at his late home. 93S Fletcher ave.. Sunday. Aug. S. Funeral from the First Free Methodist church. East Twelfth and Tecumseh streets. Wednesday, Aug. 11, 2 p. m. r LOST AN D FO UN D. MISSING FRIENDS and relatives trace! everywhere; no criminals looked for. Call Main 6947. or write lost agent. IS Baldwin block. Indianapolis. Ind. LOST—Boston bull pup, in about 1100 >'outh Meridian street. Friday evening. •*G Prospect 1323 or 701 South Meridian treet. Liberal reward. LOST —Pocket fold containing 546 and receipts and other accounts. Liberal reward. Return to 513 Kentucky avenue. LOST—Delta Tau Delta fraternity pin; name on back. E. E. WOOD NICHOLS. Main 3824. Reward. LOST —On market Saturday, umbrella with initials M. B. J. Reward. Call North 4595. LOST—Keys, on market; worthless to Under. Call Main 3783. FOUND—Poodle at city dog pond; name Toots Miller on collar. ROOMS—TO LET. MERIDIAN, 543 North; extra large front room and alcove for four young men; electric lights, tub and shower bath; other rooms; Nordyke men preferred; three squares north of postoffice. Circle 3413. FURNISHED rooms for sleeping and housekeeping. 206 tj North Meridian. BROOKsYdE ave.. 1527. large airy room upstairs; private. Woodruff 1556. LARGE room for rent; private family; walking distance. Main 8591. NICELY furnished room at 125 North Alabama. Main 2018. HOUS ES—TQ LET.

SEVEN-ROOM bungalow with two and one-haif acres ground. $25. Thirty-fourth an<f' Arlington. Call A. A. Marcy. Circle TB2. HOUSES—WANTEO Modern cottage or half double north of Fall Creek. • Two children of school age. Call Dolph E. Moore, Hotel Washington. Main 4283. WANTED—To rent 6 or 6-room house; three adults. Permanent. Address A No. 1824, Times. OFFICE AND STORES—TO LET. OFFICE Second floor front. East Market street; with heat and light, S4O. Marion County State Bank BUSINESS SERVICES. Are You Sick —Tried Everything and Failed? We can help you. Write for booklets. Natural Therapeutics Institute. Suite 59, When bldg. Main 9017. PlLES—Everybody suffering plies, fistula, fissures, ulcerations, constipation, bleeding, itching, write; free trial; pleasant. painless pile cure. S. U. TARNEY, Auburn. Ind. DOWNTOWN tire shop, new and used tires and tubes. Vulcanizing that gives satisfaction. 35 Kentucky avenue. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 291 Indiana ave. IF your clock Is not running pnon* Circle 4807. M. R. SHEARN. 811 North Alabama. VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage. MISS DE VERB, 17 H W. Ohio. Main 8873. ALL kinds of roofs repaired; tin gutters repaired and painted. Prospect 4015. CELLAR digging and trash hauling. Prospect 895. . BUSINESS CHANCES. TEXAS OIL We are direct from the oil fields of Texas and have had years of practical experience. We will be In town a few days, with a gilte.dge proposition. If you are interested In oil we would be glad to talk to you. Phone MR. LEACH. North 9251 after 6 p. m. for appointment. FEATHERS Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and pillows made to order. E. F. BURKLB, 416 Mass. ave. Main 1428. New 23-775. FOR TRADE—Four-room house in Bedford. Will trade for grocery or rooming house. T. UTTERBACK. 109 North New Jersey street. Circle 5489. 1 AILUHS AND CLbAhtHb. CLEANING—PRESSING—REPAIRING (work called for) Gents’ suits cleaned and pressed. Ladies' suits cleaned and pressed. All work guaranteec.. FLETCHER AVE. GARMENT CLEANERS. 1035 Fletcher ave. Prospect 468. V ES. ~ Quigley-Hyiand Agency Civil and Criminal Investigators $24-62* Law bldg Main 2902. MASSAGE. MASSAGE —Sulphur vapor baths, violet rays. JENNIE FISLAR, 10 W. Ohio. INSTRUCTIONS. DANCING —All kinds taught; day or evenings; violin, stage dancing acts taught, completed for good engagements. Call PROF. RAYNO, 224 W. Ohio t. Main tWtM: ' MALE HELP—WANTED. WWW. .WMWW.WWW~V- < VWV^<VW< ■MEN to work in iron foundry. 700 South ■ Senate ave. SUPERIOR IRON AND RASS FOUNDRY. Professional electric tattoo artist. Kentucky avenue, wanted, avenue.

MALE HELP—WANTED. /^WVWVWS/^WWWWy>A<k>WV>A^^O LABORERS Beginning Saturday morning, August 7th, we will pay 55c per hour, including bonus. Meet our truck at Illinois and Washington St. comfort station. E. RAUH & SON FERTILIZER CO. NOTICE ” Menders Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen: Big Four railroad employing experienced switchmen. Good seniority. Brother trainmen should apply in order to protect our contract and because of illegal strike. C. H. RENO, General Chairman, B. of R. T. J. L. BAKER, Local Chairman, B. of R. T. S. V. LONG, President Motor City Lodge No. 269. PIPEFITTERS STEAMFiTTERS HELPERS Must be thoroughly competent and experienced; high wages and bonus in addition. Prest-O-Lite Cos., Inc. Speedway. 192 T 8-6-20 PERMANENT POSITION, HIGH SENIORITY STANDING, EXPERIENCED YARD CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN FOR INDIANAPOLIS TERMINAL DIVISION. BIG 4 R. R. 615 ' r * BT/DO.

- - 3:--T£yTF->fr* V "Ij FIRST-CLASS TOOLMAKERS. MODERN ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO. Wanted —Laborers for underground conduit work, 50c per hour. Report Foreman McEvoy, Indiana Bell Telephone Cos., South St., between Illinois and Senate Ave. Wanted —A few good men on construction work, 50c per hour. Two teams, 90c per hour. Apply ready for work. W. Ray St. and j White river. WANTED LABORERS. 18TH AND MILL. INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT & HEAT CO. SWITCHMEN. Wanted, switchmen to report at once I for work on the Big Four railway at Cleveland. By reason of shortage of men. | opportunities for seniority standing are 1 exceptionally good at this time, with line j chances for rapid promotion. Report to ! local representative of the Big Four and lie will furnish transportation. F. N. REYNOLDS, superintendent. Indianapolis terminal. CANDY MAKERS Hard, good wages; must be experienced. Walker Candy Cos., 23 E. Maryland. LABORERS 100 College and Massachusetts avenue. INDIANA ASPHALT PAVING CO. Woodruff 838. FIREMAN FOR - RONEY SHORT HOURS, GOOD PAY, FREE CAR FARE. APPLY MR. ANDERSON, 1150 W. WASHINGTON ST. '2 WHII E DAY COOKS AT ONCE. APPLY 1 CITY HOSPITAL. CANDY MAKER. Experienced all round. Apply 7th floor, employment office. L. S. AYRES .L CO. RAILWAY mall decks are offered $1,609 .entrance salary with promotions to $2,300. For full particulars and a course !of preparation call or write INDIANA CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. 157 North 1111- | nois street. Suite 207. : ASSISTANT yardman, capable of grading I all kinds of lumber. Apply Mr. Williams, WILLIAM F. JOHNSON LUMBER CO., Nineteenth and Monon railroad. WANTED—IOO track laborers for work between Indianapolis and Cleveland; $5 per day; board $7 week. Free transportation. Apply 42 Jackson Place, city. MACHINE MAN. experienced in general planing mill work. WILLIAM F. JOHNSON LUMBER CO., Nineteenth ! and Cornell. WANTED—First-class non-union plumber. Steady work. No labor trouble. CHAMPAIGN P. A- H. CO., Champaign, Illinois. WANTED—Hard candy makers. gSsod wages; must be experienced. WALKKK CANDY’ CO., 23 East Maryland. A WANTED—First-class- lathe men for genA eral repair work. (lall Belmont 400. COLORED _ PORTERwSSpted _ at _ th — NICHOLS CANDY CO„ 406 M South Meridian. WANTED—Man for dank room. MEYER PHOTO SHOP. 1806 Alabama.

Pulling Power If you are in need of help for factory, office, store or any other line it would pay you to take a hint; be wise and let a small Times want ad pull results for you from its thousands of substantial, sensible readers. Call Main 3500 or Auto. 28-351 and start one working for you. 4= .. .■• SALESMEN—WANTED. WANTED—Experienced salesmen to represent a reliable firm. Reference required. J. A. LAL’ER, 120 North Pennsylvania. Second floor. FEMALE HELP—WANTED. Young Women between the ages of 18 and 33. We are now increasing our working force and have fifteen positions open in our manufacturing departments. These places pay good beginning wages and offer permanent employment. Eli Lilly & Cos. Apply Employment Office, 706 S. Alabama. We have several openings for girls; press and other machine operators; also some light general work; experience not absolutely required. ROCK WOOD MFC. CO., 1801 English Ave. Attractive Employment for Girls Become a telephone operator. Y’ou can speedily advance to toll operator, clerical worker, supervisor, assistant chief, chief operator, etc. Hundreds of higher positions for those who qualify. Besides, we pay for your instruction in this modern profession and pay you well while you are learning. In a few weeks’ time you are qualified as a bona fide employe with a permanent position. Least you can then earn is sl6 a week. Ideal working conditions. Vacations with pay and many other unusual advantages. Apply at main office. Meridian and New York sts. Employment desk in lobby. Indiana Bell Telephone Company WANTED GHILS BETWEEN AGES OF 20 AND 35 FOR OUR WINDING DEPARTMENT; GOOD WAGES WHILE LEARNING; ATTRACTIVE PIECE RATE EARNINGS IN’ A SHORT TIME. EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT, FAI R B ANKB- - & CO, TWENTYFIRST AND NORTHWESTERN AVE.

SEWING machine saleswoman about 35 years of nge to demonstrate and sell selnsr machines; one who has had experience in hemstitching preferred Apply sewing machine department, fifth floor. PETTIS DRY GOODS CO. WHITE NIGHT COOK AT ONCE. APPLY CITY HOSPITAL. PRESSERS SCHOEN BROS. Main 4141. Auto. 27-555. GIRL or woman, white or colored. to help take care of baby. Will have a good home. 932 South Capitol avenue. Prospect 1006. Call between 4 and 10 p. m. WANTED—Lady nurse for night work: one with hospital or sanitarium experience. Write or call HORD SANITARIUM. Shelbyvllle, Ind. WANTED —White girl for second work. no washing or Ironing. good wager. 4207 N. Pennsylvania street. New phone 77-521. WANTED—MiddIe-aged white woman for houeework. Belmont 2746. SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE^ WANTED—Housework by week and place to stay nights. Main 9337. AUTOMOBILES FOR KALE. SIOO BUYS A GOOD USED CAR THIRTY DAYS FREE SERVICE. Down.Weekty. Psttprson tonring $75 $5.00 Oakland 4, touring 75 5.00 Buick touring 100 6.00 Ford touring 100 6.00 Ford touring 125 6.00 Saxon roadster 100 6.00 Ford roadster 125 6.00 Wlllys-Knight touring 150 6.00 Overland Club 150 6.00 Grant touring 100 6.00 Maxwell touring 150 6.00 Hudson touring 350 9.00 AND ABOUT FIFTY OTHERS. THIRTY DAYS' FREE SERVICE. NO BROKERAGE. AUTOMOBILE TRADING CO.. 655-57 N. Capitol ave. Telephone Circle 1464. bargains? Most of them have been repainted, retopped and overhauled. Down. Weekly, Saxon roadster $75.00 $5.00 Maxwell touring 100 5.00 Chevrolet touring 125 6.00 Chevrolet touring 150 6.U0 Ford roadster 125 6.00 Studebaker 6 touring.. 195 6.00 Ford touring 135 5.50 Inter-State touring 165 6.76 Grant 6 touring .. 245 7.00 Hudson super, touring. 395 8.00 And many others too numerous to mention. Come down and make your own terms. No brokerage. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 618 N. Capitol. Opfen evenings. Main 2638. Auto. 22-019. Marion Speedster in A-l shape; priced so you can speed tonight if you buy it tdtiay; $222.22. THE MOTOR MART 140 N. Delaware st. ’ Main 1984. ~ FO RD TOU R ING, 1917? $ 300~ L MONROE SALES. 600 N. Capitol. \ OVERLAND, 7-PASSENGER. $400; \ Monroe Sales. 600 N. Capitol. \ MONROEriTIS TOURING. ’ V Motiroe 3aleB < 600 Capitol-

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1920.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. \ SATISFACTION AND SERVICE in contrast with the amount of money paid for the folloYving automobiles: Hupmobile Practically new 1920 five-passenger touring car; only run 1,000 miles. This is a rare bargain, Hudson Sedan 1917 model in excellent mechanical condition. This offers an exceptional opportunity. Dodge Coupe 1917 model, just being repainted in our shops. This car is in first-class mechanical condition. “Cole Aero 8” 1920 model five-passen-ger, Disteel wheels. Only driven 700 miles. A bargain. Mitchell Seven-passenger touring ; excellent condition; tires, upholstering and top in A-l condition. A bargain at the price we ask. National 6 1917 model, just repainted. This is a chummy roadster that will bear close investigation. It is to be sold at a bargain. National 6 1919 model in excellent median ic a 1 condition; just repainted. See this car and have a demonstration in it. Peerless Seven-passenger touring in good mechanical condition. A rare opportunity to get a high-grade car at a bargain. Note We can arrange terms to responsible parties and will consider your old car as part payment at its actual cash value at this time. LOCAL BRANCH Nordyke & Marrnon Cos. Meridian and Eleventh.

CLEARANCE SALE OF USED CARS SPECIAL 20% off regular prices; 50% cash, balance in one year. On display at our salesroom. Open nights and Sundays. No sale without satisfactory demonstration. NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 426 N. Capitol Ave. Main 4758. Auto. 28-658. Chevrolet Coupe This car Is In fine mechanical shape. Will make elegant car for doctor or salesman. Priced at $560 as owner Is leaving, city. THE MOTOR MART HO North Delaware. Main 1984. DODGE TOURING; MECHANICALLY PERFECT. ORIGINAL PAINT; FIVE GOOD TIRES. 166 E. TWENTY-FIFTH STREET. PHONE NORTH 1554. COMMONWEALTH four forty touring demonstrator at factory cost. DIETSS- - 334 East Market street. Main 6716. Terms If desired. OVERLAND car for sale; No. 90; good as new. 708 Elder avenue. ' "MONROE DEMONSTRATOR. Monroe Sales, 600 N. Capitol. MOTORCYCLE3AND BICYCLEB. EVANS LIGHTWEIGHT Motorcycles, $150.00 MERZ MOTOR CO., 460-62 MASS. AVE. HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motorcycles and Bicycles Johnson Motor Wheels ERNEST HUGHES 884-86 Mass. Ave. Main 0404. CASH paid for alt kinds of motorcycles. FLOYD PETERMAN. (00 Masaaohu•etts avenue.

TRUCKS—FOR SALE. SERVICE truck, two-ton, 1918 model, allweather cab, 12-seat stake body, new tires. Prospect 559. 801 E. Market st. AUTOMOBILES—WANTED.' WANTED AUTOMOBILES. 100 CARS AT ONCB. LARGEST BUYERS AND SELLERS OF USED CARS IN THE STATE. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE COMPANY. 618 N. CAPITOL. MAIN 8888. AUTO. 22-018. AUTOS WANTED We pay high cash prices for used cars. No delay. Quick action. AUTOMOBILE TRADING CO. 555 N. Capitol Ave. I WANT YOUITCAK and will pay you cash for it. Don’t forget your money is waiting for you. If you can’t drivs in, call Main 4446 and immediate attention will be given. 212 E. NEW YORK ST. AUTOS WANTED We pay caah. No delay for your money. It le here for you. Come In or call. I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos. 818 N. llllnoU st Main 1678 Auto 22-0(1. We also buy Junk cars. AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, LOOK—LOOK Do not throw your old tirea away; bring them to us and *sve 50 per cent by having us completely rebuild them, backed by a 4.000-miie guarantee. It will pay you to investigate DOWN TOWN TIRE SHOP. 35 Kentucky ave. AUTO WASHING - Our Specialty. 322-334 North Ilitnola 8 & S Auto Laundry WRITE, PHONE OR CALL US for priTii on Goodyear solid and pneumatic tires for truck and passenger cars J. Gusdslhosfer Wagon Cos., 202 Kentucky ave. AUTOMOBILE TOPS recovered end side curtains repaired at THE JOHN GI’EDELHOKFKR WAGON CO., 201 Kentucky avenue. ONE-MAN eut tope, side cur.sins, seat and radiator covers. PERFECTION AUTO TOP CO.. 1107 Udell street. North 84$. GET OUR truck and automobile rubber tire pries. THE JOHN GUEDELHOEKER. WAGON CO. 202 Kentucky avo. WE PUT on the best side wire tires on automobiles, trailers and trucka 212 Kentucky avso. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.

Two Brightwood Homes . On Payment Plan Located on the Best Streets in Brightwood Stewart st, near Roosevelt, two lota running through to Olney. Four rooms, cement walkn, electric lights; beautiful location. Price la only $2,300; S3OO cash, balance same as rent. The other one on Station at., near 27th. Five rooms, gas. city water, electric lights, large barn. A beautiful little home. Same s>rlce and terms as tha other one. J. 8. Cruse Realty Cos. REALTORS. 12* N. Delaware st. Main 5140—Phones—Auto. 24-341. Bargains on Terms Per No. of Price, rash.Mo Rooms. 124 8. Arsdbal... $2,000 $360 $:o f. 1445 Southeastern 2.800 400 25 7 1447 Southeastern 2.500 300 22 6 1449-1451 Southeastern .. 4.000 500 36 double These houses are all In good condition and If you are In the market you will mlu It if you don’t see them. Call Mr. Bose. Tibbs-Bose Realty Cos. C. 436. Auto, 27-436. Nights. Wash. 4165. COTTAGE, NQRTB Four rooms, elsctric lights, city water and gas. sink In kitchen, good basement. Near good car line. Can be bought for $1,800; SSOO cash, balance like rent. Call Mr. Mclnteer. with I. N. Richie & Bon, Realtors 151 East Market. Main 620. After 6 p. m. call Irvington 3307. W. Indianapolis (Jottage Four rooms, gas. electric lights.'' good well and porches, price $2,000 on monthly payments. Marion County State Bank BEAUTIFUL high, large level lot. half square of Maple road boulevard (38th st.). only two squares southeast of fair grounds. Fine Investment or building site. Will sell to good party on easy payments; $lO cash, $1.50 weekly. Price only $325. Get busy. 640 Lertn St. Annex. Main 1230; $1 cash arid $! week y close in lots, near West Michigan car line; closing out sale, lots In this addition have sold up to SSOO. Richie-Davis Cos., Tne. Main S2O. 151 E. Market st -/TT?—Yb l: ' '• on Dorman near I /f =- A\ I New York; -ronni rtiodj‘x r I ern double, $4,760. You can’t beat this. GEORGE A. LUCAS. 20* American Central Life bldg. Circle 6600. A FINE new never occupied six-room colonial style home, a big lot, double garage, built-in features, hardwood floora, full laundry equipped, basement. A beautiful home in a high-grnde district. Very liberal terms. Washington 1079. CHOICE acre lots northeast of Irvington. Each acre faces a street. Properly restricted to keep undesirables out. Price S7OO each; $lO cash, $lO monthly. W. H. COOPER & CO--888 Lem eke Bldg. . DANDY south side bungalow; 4 rooms; near St. Catherine church: $1,800; terms If desired. DYNES REALTY <70., 127 North Delaware. Offtce, Main 5762; rcsldence, Prospect 4172. $125; $1 cash and $1 per week, northwest corner Southern arid State. I. N: Richie & Son SIX-ROOM modern northwest, one square Riverside car; full cellar- corner lot. Price $3,600. Reasonable terms. A. F. ZAINEY, 149 East Market street. Main 2814- • A FINE new five-room bungalow including breakfast room, built-in features, big wooded lot. An ideal homo in a high-grade district. Very liberal terms can be made. Washington 1079. I HAVE 97 homes on south side; modern and semi-modern; cash and payments. From four to eleven rooms. For particulars call Prospect 6184 after 4 p. m. INDIANA TRUST CO. " Bells real estate, collects rent, writer fire Insurance. SIX-ROOM house, barn, electricity, both waters, fruit, $2,300. One-half payment. Woodruff 6194. FIVE-ROOM cottage west, $2,500; electric lights, good well. Terms. Phone Circle 832, BUNGALOW, 6 rooms, new, $8,000; good location, near car line. Phone Circle 832. I DID YOU SELL ITT If not. try the automobile columns of The Times Want iftt

REAL ESTATE—FOR BALE. We Want an Offer on a nice six-room, semi-modern, Irvington home place. This property, located In one of the prettiest spots in Irvington; large lot shaded with forest trees; only 1 block from oar line; house has now bath and electric fixtures, is sewer connected, and we can sell at such a low figure that makes it a wonderful bargain. See Us at Once J. S. Cruse Realty Cos. REALTORS. 128 N. Delaware st. Main 5840. Phones: Auto. 24-361. REAL ESTATE—SU BURBAN. LARGE, beautiful lots in Wayno park. just oft of West Washington street, which is being paved; $1 down. $1 week. Will take you out in our automobile at your convenience. OSCAR LEE, 1002 City Trust. Main 915. WE GET YOU CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE. We have clients interested in every location In this city. Yours is the property they want to buy. It is to your Interest to see our real estate department today. MEYER-KISER BANK. far ms-fop saleT~7 FOR SALE—A regular gentleman's country home; modern turner residence; large barn and garage combined, caretaker’s cottage and barn; good apple orchard; 6*3 acres, or It could be sold 16 acres with improvements; price made accordingly. Lake frontage; good roads; best of neighborhood. LOUIS S. SCHULZ, St. Joseph, Mich. FOR SALE—I 34 acres, $250 per acre; 12room house, tenant house; good well, living spring In pasture; plenty of fruit; 100 acres in crops. 7 miles of city, one mile to lnterurban. It. C. CASTLE, Route B, box 131, Indianapolis, Ind. Belmont 3283. Danville line, stop 1. FARMS, all sizes, large list mailed free. HABIG AGENCY, Greensburg. Ind. AUTOS AND TRUCKB FOR HIRE AUTOS FOR RENT —Do your own driv. in*. U*Drlve Auto Service at Hoosler Laundry. Hear Keith's theater. Mala $B2l. MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. Match Your Coat /B \ with a pair of / ■< \ 1I ] TKOUSERS I ] in/ THE PANTS \ / 1 / STORE CO. Ilf ljyj Two Store* l. Li A, 48 W. Ohio. & W V 110 K. Market. O' *3 Close 6P. M. Saturday 9P. M. £. j* Drop-Head Singer. $lO. rtber bargains. 31 09 per I?/ week. All makes HEj’.jr PAIRED HKMSTITCH--z-x ING while you wait, 100 PER YARD WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.. Mein (00; Auto. 25-21*. 812 Maes Ave. POULTRY FEED —Have you tried KggFetcher? The feed your chickens will eat No leavings. INDIANAPOLIS HEED AND BLED CO.. 117 North Alabama. BUY pants direct from the maker. We meke them to your measure from s7.s( op. I JEON TAILORING CO.. It; East New York. __________________ BUTTER fat dairy feed. Once tried, always used. INDIANAPOLIS FEED AND SEED CO.. 117 .X ih Alabama st. KEN TUCK Derby horse feed. There’s quality there. INDIANAPOLIS FEED AND SEED ca. 117 North Alabama st.

M ISC EL LANEOUS—WA NT E D. LEW SHANK pays best prices In city for household goods and fixtures of all kinds. 227 North New Jersey street. Main HOUSEHOLD GOODS. FOR SALE—24 opal light tables. 2 steam tables, and urns. 24 stools, H cash registers. soda counter. 3 large tee boxes, 2 small counters. 150 chairs; complete outfit for restaurant. BAKER BROS. Largest used furniture dealers in the world. Auto 23-166. Main 84((, \VK WANT TO BUY good furniture, rugs, office :sd store fixtures. We pay snore than other dealers. Call Cooperider. USED GOODS STORE. Main 2238. Furniture GAS STOVES. OIL STOVES. Cheaper here and easier terms. KROOT A SON. 609 W. Washington Sc GOOD USED RUGS. We have the largest selection In Indianapolis of high-grade used rugs; all sizes, at prices that will please you. UHED GOODS STORE. 424 Muosttchuset* ave. FOR SALE —A bargain, davenport. 201 H South Delaware street. Room 14. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE In golden oak case; $175 size, with 14 records; big bargain at SI3S; payments sl.f>o per wee*. E. 1.. LENNOX PIANO CO. 16 North Meridian st. BEGINNERS' violins, mandolins, guitars; bargains. TUTTI.E. 201 Indiana Ave. FINE player piano. S4O down and $4 per week. North 4221. LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES. WORK HORSES for sale. MARTIN-PARRY CORP. Henry and Holly sts. JOSEPH HAAS pay* highest prices for dead horses, cow* and hogs. Call Main 1029. Auto. 35-771 GOOD, serviceable work horse, $35. Irvington 2719-1. JERSEY milch cow, 6-months-old heifer. Belmont 2676. PET STOCK AND POULTRY. CALI, Frank Alderaon poultry house ,£ you have poultry to sell and can't bring It in; we come after It. Main 4100. FIFTEEN pair home-comer pigeons; will sell cheap. Prospect 1236. RED Carneaux pigeons, good stock. Call Prospect 5102. L. H. BAIN COAL CO. Main 2151. Main 3135. DRY KINDI.I\ Q. Call Main 7451. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. GT7 YTC\ H storage cheapest [ \Vy RATES IN CITY. CALL ( \/ US. Everything at reaII (enable price. Packed. IJ II shipped anywhere. 'C2>' Is Locked room If desired, so West Henry. Main 4689. SNAPP STORAGE HOUSE Plenty of storage, 3la cents square foot; man look after goods In and out buildtng. Circle 336, 311-319 W. Pearl street. CALI. SHANK for the best service in hauling, packing, shipping ands irage. 827-229 North New Jersey St. Main 2028. JFJNANdALSecond Mortgage Real estate loans made on good farm* and Improved city properties GIBHALTER FINANCE COMPANY. 108 N. Delaware street. Main 1618. INSURANCE In all branches. AUEHKY D. PORTER. 914 People* Bank Bldg. Main 7049. WB MAKE sec-poet mortgages on laim or city property. AETNA MTO, AND INV. CO. Main 7IOL 90S Fidelity teat.Bid*.

FINANCIAL. We Have It Money on personal property. If you are keeping house and have furniture, piano, Victrola or auto, see us for financial assistance. Quick service, courteous treatment. Ask us about terms on SSO, saoo, S2OO or $300 : You don’t have to give an excuse or reason for borrowing money. That is our business. We are under state supervision and will give you the lowest legal rate. Stete Loan Cos. 305 Odd Fellow Bldg. Cor. Penn, and Wash. Sts. Phones: Main 4C19. New 24-629. MONTH. Burton J eweiry Cos. 58 Monument Place. WE ARE PREPARED TO MA K E REAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS, MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS LISTED AND UNLISTED INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO. FRANK K. SAWYER. Pres. Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg. Southwest corner Delaware and Market. Marriage Licenses Clarence Edwards, 650 River ave 23 Marion Harrod, 827 Hirer ave 2d Gustav Jens, Sls River ave 33 Rebecca Allen, 320 E. St. Clair 5t.... 22 Daniel Rrosnan, 1135 Oliver ave 23 Mabel Smith, 1135 Oliver ave 23 Edward Jeke!, 1110 Deloss st 23 Nora Walsh, 435 Shelby st 19 John Quigley, 1203 Wabash ave 31 Naomi Dodson, 1133 W. Thirty-fourth £7 Wilford Baxter, Speedway. Ind 24 Margaret Davis, 265 Northeastern ave. 19 Lewis Newgent, 224 E. Pratt st 31 Gertrude Meiseuhider, 320 Layman.. 27 Robert Kroeckel. 3310 North Capitol. 20 Lucile Colson, 2701 N. Capitol ave... 13 William Hembrock. Cincinnati, 0 45 Cecilia Stiens, Cincinnati, 0 37 Stephen Sbockeney, 944 Livingston.. 43 Nina Ellis, 209 E. North st 23 Edwin E. Stlgall, 520 N. Meridian st. 31 Lillian E. Oakley, 2304 N. Pierson ave. 33 Frank MoGown, 1327 Harlan st 5S Annie Williams, 1329 Harlan st CS George Beatty, 6571* Muskingum st.. 23 Brooks Martain, 6571-* Muskingum st. 21 Loren Abbott, 1446 Central are 21 Elsie McPherson, 419 N. Lasalle 5t.... 19 William Cauldwell, 1416 Woodlawn.. 32 Viola Ross, 2417 Prospect st 23 Benjamin Hawkins, Huntington. Ind. 41 Elfreda Iflukes, 525 East 21st st 34 Russell Jones, 2333 s Ashland ave 32 Blanche Smith, 1117 West 32nd st 29 Archie Lillie. 1749 St. Pa til 29 Margaret Furry, 1749 St. Paul 23 John Montgomery, 52S E. Market st.. 26 Ida Mays, 709 Spring st 19 Herbert Boss, 121S South State st... 25 Goldie Fitzpatrick, 138 Fulton st 17 James Bannon, 419 E. Lawrence st... 39 Hazel Reel, 1432 East Deloss st 23 JCss C. Lewis, 117D[ S. Illinois 5t.... 42 Bessie Moore. 904 Colleve ave 34 Elmer Dorsett, 1440 College ave 22 Edna Anderson, 215 North East 5t.... 20 Paul Ray, 6459 Central ave 24 Kstelia Daruiidy, 2204 North Alabama. 23 Noel Wright. 2160 Illinois st 22 Edith Treples, 433 North State av 23 Henri Germain, 1034 W. Twenty-fifth. 26 Irene Board, 1242 North West 5t.... 18 Mike Gorenc, 3014 Weak Tenth st 30 Mary Kersnlc, 957 Somerset av 30 Franklin Lutz, 340 Shelby ave 46 Mary Frantz, 333 Shelby av 25

Births John and Flora Callender, 409 Caven, boy. John and Violet Baer, 1909 Howard, ■ girl. John and Hazel Duffy, 1918 Arrow, boy. Raymond and Clara Bunee, 2180 Na- ! polcon, boy. Henry and Delphlfie Couchman, 2910 Shriver, girl. Raleigh and Ruby Wininger, 2005 Bluff, boy. Merritt and Jessie Dorsey, 618 East Market, girl. Rees and Hazel Basham, Methodist hosidtal, boy. Walter and Margaret Sehulmeyer, Methodist hospital, girl. Harry and Goldie Rabinowita, Methodist hospital, girl. Paul and Ora Wolf, Methodist hospital, ! hoy. William and Roberta Saeper, 1565 Reformers avenue, girl. Paul and Minnie Kottlowski; 1230 Villa, girl. Harry and Fenle Anderson, 1420 Mill, boy. Roy and Msnda Judd, 354 Hanson, girl. Nilas and Etta Ford, 1434 H Cochran, girl. Charles and Ethel Nixon, 515 Abbott, girl. Harley and Alice Bllrlns, 401 Douglas, girl. John and Mildred loung, 234 South IxtSalle, girl. Flayer and Doris Dawson, St. Vincent’s hospital, boy. llarlin and Ruth Hogue, 539 North Oxford, girl. George and Elizabeth Nleoloff, 2760 Ashland, boy. Patrick and Mary Tuoby, SL Vincent's hospital girl. Oscar and Viola Schwartz, 1833 Orange, boy. . _ John and Mary Huffln, 717 Sanders, girl. Andrew and Mary Crawford,. 1213 Spruce, girl. Louis and Mabel Verb!, 820 East North, girl. George and Ella Layden, 542 Drexel, girl. Deaths Thomas Grear, 39, 1514 North Senate, pulmonary tuberculosis. Leroy Delotch, 1, 2510 Hillside, cholera infanttim. Francis Welfe, 4, city ambulance, diptheriu. Albten L. Kllburn, 69, 938 Fletcher, chronic parenchymatous nephritis. Orb.v Thomas Brown, 40, City hospital, intestinal obstruction. Robert W. Peacock, 58, 450 North Rural, cerebral embolism. Sarah E. Chappie, 77, 2919 Moore, chronic myocarditis. Charles A. Guild, 6S, 1720 Broadway, chronic myocarditis. Harry L. Beilis, 44, 6 North Garfield, diabetes uiellltus. Homer Wilson Hodges, 40, Julietta hospital, cerebral hemorrhage. Julia M. Zebris, 20, St. Francis hospital, acute mania. Daniel Sullivan, 70, 922 Warren, arterlo seleresis. Fred Appenzellar, 29, Central Indiana hospital, pulmonary tuberculosis. Ilia Strupc, 52, 1132 Ewing, interstitial nephritis. Tacy B. Harold, 71, 501 West Twentysixth, chronic myocarditis. Assistant Road Supervisor Quits Charles Morehouse today resigned as assistant road supervisor of the third and fourth districts of Marion county. Commissioners Lewis George and Carlin Shank, without consulting Commissioner Joseph Hayes, appoiuted George W. Burks, a farmer of Warren township, to succeed Mr. Morehouse. Commissioner Gaorge explained Mr. Morehouse was able to accomplish only $332.25 worth of work in the past six months because he could not give the necessary time to road improvements and the upkeep.

SLACKER LIST TO BE PUBLISHED War Department Has 173,91'L 1 Names on Roll.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9—The roll ot draft deserters, who. failed to respond to the draft call in the United States during the war, is to be posted soon by the war department. It will contain the names of every American eligible under the draft who evaded the call. > There are 173,911 names now on the list. The department is taking pains to avoid having the name of any man listed on the deserters' roll who does not deserve to have it there. An appeal was issued today to all those who served honorably and who are In doubt as to their status to communicate at once with the department In’ order that no injustice be done. The announcement said; “The war department is most anxioua not to place upon any man who served his country honorably the humiliation of having his name appear as a slacker, and for that reason is seeking the widest publicity of the fact that a list of deserters will be published, and that the men whose names appear on that list will be arrested and brought to trial before a military court. “Any man, therefore, who is not positive that his record with his local board was complete in every detail should avail himself at once of this opportunity to clear his record and avoid the probable publication of his name as a deserter. “Once the list of deserters is posted, every means at the disposal of the army will be brought into play to bring about the arrest and trial of the guilty. “The tremendous public sentiment against slackers will cause the whereabouts of most of them to be revealed and it is hot expected that any guilty man will escape.”

OFFICIAL CALLS MADE FOR ROOMS Governor and Maj'or Issue Proclamations for G. A. R.

Gov. James P. Goodrich and Mayer Charles W. Jewett today issued separate proclamations calling on the residents of Indianapolis to list rooms in their homes for the housing of *he thousands of persons who are expected here for the annual national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, Sept 19 to 25. i At least 50,000 rooms in private homes will be required for the week of the encampment. Headquarters for the listing of rooms has been established in 701 Chamber of Commerce building. Gov. Goodrich’# proclamation is as follows : Whereas, the Grand Army of the Republic has seen fit to honor the state of Indiana and the city of Indianapolis with its presence for the week of Sept. 19 to 25, 1920; and whereas, the service these men rendered to the fedral government In its time of need was of such a high order than it can not and will not be forgotten. Therefore. I, James P. Goodrich, governor of the state of Indiana, do hereby urge the citizens of the city of Indianapolis to extend such a heartfelt welcome to these men that they will know by our actions that the memory of their deeds in those dark days from '6l to '63 e still fresh in our minds and hearts: furthermore do I hereby urge that every resident of the city of Indianapolis make available a place for one or two persons to live during the week of the encampment here. Mayor Jewett's proclamation is as follows: Whereas, the fifty-fourth annual national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Indianapolis from Sept. 19 to 25. be it remembered that mauv of the visitors to thi encampment represent the rapidly thinning ranks of those men who so willingly went fotward and offered their lives that those who came after them might live as men should live. Inasmuch as these men will honor us with their presence here Sept. 19 to 23 no honor or courtesy which we, as a city and individually, can extend to them can equal their unselfish service in the nation's hour of need. Therefore, I. Charles W. Jewett, mayor oi the city or Indianapolis, as a matter of civic pride and as evidence of our devotion to these men, do hereby call upon the residents of the city of Indianapolis to open their homes for the comfort of the visitors duriDg the week the encampment is held. It is altogether fitting and proper that every resident in the city, insofar as it is possible, make available one room each for tha visitors . An official blank is printed in The Times today which residents are urged to use in listing of rooms.

No Doubt Claud’s Able to Get 25 Pretty Ones

Claud Wallin, secretary to the has a proposition on his hands. As director general of the “base ball frolic” at Washington park next Saturday afternoon, It Is up to him to obtain twenty-five pretty girls who will volunteer to sell score cards and “circus lemonade.” all proceeds to go to the Salvation Army home service fund. The original idea was to obtain Salvation Army lassies to perform these functions, but it is found there are not enough of them available. A general call has gone out for volunteers from the ranks of young women who wish to help the Salvation Army cause. Five thousand tickets are to be sold this week at a flat rate of 50 cents. The game between the city ha.ll and county courthouse teams will be called promptly at 1:30 p. m. The Rotary and Kiwanis clubs will start their battle at 3:30 o’clock. Judge Harry O. Chamberlih, circuit court, is the latest player to be assigned to the courthouse team by Manager Charles M .Clark. It is hoped the event will realize from $4,000 to $5,000.

Aged Man Struck by L. E. & W. Train

William McCoy, 81, of Southport, Ind., narrowly escaped fatal injuries todav wben he was struck by an L. E. & W. train in charge of Harry Bolser, conductor, at the South Delaware street crossing. In order to across the tracks McCoy had to cross diagonally. He was thrown to the ground and away from the tracks. He sustained a broken arm and bruises about the head and body.

C. R. Clayton to Head Bloomington School

Special to The Times. BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Aug. 9.—C. R. Clayton has accepted the principalshlp of the Bloomington high school. For the last year Mr. Clayton has been teaching amthematics in the Manual Training High school at Indianapolis. He has signed up here for three years. Mr. Clayton is a graduate of Indiana university, where he received the master’! degree. REPORTED IN NET. ANDERSON, Ind., Aug. 9.—ML Cornell, 19, Gary, a private at the Wilbur Wright aviation field near Dayton, is held in Jail here on a charge of The arrest of Cornell followed an accident near Frankton, when the autamobile he was driving ran into an abutment along the road and was wrecked.