Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 83, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1920 — Page 7

INDIANA DAILY TIMES 25-39 S. Meridian St. PHONES—CLASSIFIED ADV. DEPT. Main 850# Automatic 28-851 RATES. One time 09 per line Three consecutive times... .08 per line 6ix consecutive times 07 per line Male or female help wanted, situation wanted, male or female; rooms to et and board and rooms wanted — Ons time 08 per Une Three (Consecutive times. . .07 per line Six consevutive times 06 per Une Contract rates on application. Lesal notices. 09 per Une Lodges and club notices 75c per insertion Church notices (1 Inch or leas; 50c per Insertion Over 1 Inch. .07 per line additional. Death notices, 35c per insertion. The" Business Office closes at 8 p. m.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. George Grmsteiner Funorai director. 822 East Market. 014 fhona Main 908. New Phone. 27-208. A. M. Ragsdale. J. Wash Price. John Pam Ragsdale. A. M. RAGSDALE CO. 888 North Delaware street. J. C. WILSON 1280 Prospect. Anto. 81-671. Prospect 822. funeral directors— WK. K. KRIEGKR. New 21-164, Main 1484. 1402 N. Hllnola UNDERTAKERS^ W.<r. BLASENGYM 2688 Shelby St Pros. 2570. Auto. 81-114. UNDERTAKERS—HIBET A TITUS. 961~ North Del. New 26-564. Main 3690. DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICEB. BOWSER, MRS. tAROMINE—Wife of Levy C. Bowser, passed away at her home, 1209 Woodtawn avenue, Sunday evening, Aug. 15, at 8:35 o'clock. Funeral notice later. - GARDNER! EMMA D.—Ag* 36 years, died at The home of her parents, 8634 Kenwood avenue, Saturday, Aug. 14. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 17, 8:30 a. m., at the residence, and 9 a. m. at SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery. HANSBN. KATHERINE RUTH—Beloved daughter of William and Elisabeth (Malloy) Hansen, died Aug. 15, 1920, at 4:15 a. m„ age 6 months, 29 days. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. IT at 8:30 a. ro., at Beral residence, 1527 South East street, and 9 a. m. at Sacred Heart church. Friends invited. Burial in Holy Cross cemetery. HURLEY, MARY—Widow of Timothy Hurley, died Sunday, Aug, IS. at the residence of her Bister, Mrs. Julie Dwyer. 1014 Park avenue. Funeral Wednesday, Aur. 18 at 3:90 a. m.. from tha residence, followed by services at SS. Peter and Baal's cathedral at 9a. m. Deceased was a member of the Altar Society of Cathedral parish. Friends invited,

LOST AND FOUND. MISSING FRIENDS and'relatives traced everywhere; no criminal* looked for. Call Main 6947, or writs lost agent. 18 Baldwin block, Indianapolis, Ind. LOST—On Illinois street car Nordyke A Marmon check, payable to Elmer Green; liberal reward for return to 430 West New Tort street. Main 9315, LOST—-Pair of~gold rimmed double lens glasses on Brlghtwood car or between Pennsylvania and Washington. Call Woodruff 4917. ___ LOST—Black bill fold containing 862 In bills and 9100 draft, by poor man. Reward. WM. HENDRICKSON, 1131 Bate* street. LOST —On# gold key ring, holding three keys. Reward. Circle 1744 or 1327 Central. LOST, strayed or stolen, a white French poodle. Answers to name of Beech. Any information rewarded. Prospect 1411. ~ "rooms—to let. ALABAMA. 2030 North: one front room for two ladles employed; very desirable; $7 per week. North 806. TWO NICE light rooms suitable for office: all modern conveniences. Address A No. 1626. Times. ' TWO nicely furnished rooms to*- rent: |6 per week. 205 North Traub avenue. TWO or three rooms for light housekeeping. 530 North Pine. Main 9385. Capitol! m - NORTH—Sleeping rooms Lurena Dow. Main 8110. ALABAMA, 719 North; 'modern furnished rooms. __________ HOUSES—WANTED. Modern cottage or half double north of Fall Creek. Two children of school age. Call Dolph E. Moore, Hotel Washington. Main 4283. FURNISHED HOUBES AND FLATS. FOUR-ROOMI modern, eall E. B. HOLTAM. Prospect 771. PROFESSjONAL SERVICES. NATUREOPATHY Swedish massage, baths and general treatments; thorough satisfaction. 119 East Vermont St., first floor, front. Hours 10 a. m. t 6 9 p. m. , VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage. MISS DE VERE. 17 H W. Ohio, Main 8373. BUBINEBS CHANCES. FEATHERS Bought, cold, renovated, mattresaes and pillows made to order. E F. BURKLB, 411 Mu* ave. Main 1438. New 38-775. 850 BUTS a collection business with accounts of over 21.000; good prospects for live wira Address P. O. box 1021, Indianapolis. - FOR SALE—Ten shares International Mowing Picture and Film Cos. stock, 8110 share. Address C. G. Ryan, Birmingham, M*:. - BUSINESS BERVICES. Auto repairing and laundry work guaranteed. It pleases us to please you. Give us a trial. 2928 North Capitol, rear. DOWNTOWN tirs shop, now and used tires and tnbea Vulcanising that gives satisfaction. 88 Kentucky aventte. BAFETY RAZOR BLADES eharpened. 'XUTT LEDGE. 391 Indiana ave. IF your clock is not running phone Circle 4107. M. R. SHEARS'. 811 North AlaALL kinds of roofs repaired; tin gutters repaired and painted. Prospect 4016. MALE HELP—WANTED. Molders \ We are still Increasing our fores and need more malleable iron motders. Men experienced on bench squeezer and floor work, who want steady all-year-round Jobe. Apply at employment office, Belmont ave., south of W. Washington et. Link Belt Cos. Belmont plant. MACHINE MAN. experienced in general planing mill work. WILLIAM F. JOHNSON LUMBER CO.. Nineteenth and Cornell.

MALE HELP—WANTED.

W anted—Laborers 50c Ter Hour. Apply Smith Agriculture Chemical Cos. Ky. Ave., beyond Belt R. R.

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.

Factory Laborers Indianapolis Cordage Company S. Meridian and Belt Railroad

ASSISTANT MANAGER In some office fn Indianapolis is a real estate salesman who feels the lack of opportunity commensurate with hi# ability. To such person between the age* of 28 and 38 we have an exceptional offering. This Is not a lot selling proposition. The position calls for Initiative, energy and ability to build a future, limited only by his own capacity and backed by the largest organization of ,lt kind in Indiana. Call at our office in person (or by phone for an appotntmen* >. Ask for MR. KIMMICH. 913 Merchants Bank bldg. Main 1499.

WANTED YOUNG MAN TO WIND ARMATURE COILS, EXPERIENCED. CARMAN & FRYER, 113 N. NOBLE STREET.

EXCEPTIONAL PAY An insurance solicitor or ons familiar with soliciting will bo given an unusual opportunity to make an attractive commission. Call in person or by phone for appointment. MR. KIMMICH. *912 Merchants Bank bldg. Main 1493. WANTED LABORERS. 18TH AND MILL. INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT & HEAT CO.

SWITCHMEN. Wanted, switchmen to report at once for work on the Big Four railway at Cleveland By reason of shortage of men, opportunities for seniority standing are exceptionally good at this time, with fine chances for rapid promotion. Report to local representative of the Big Four and he will furnish transportation. F. N. REYNOLDS, superintendent. Indianapolis terminal. COUNTERMAN AND WAITERS. D. C. BLACKER, 46 W. OHIO. FIREMAN FOR RONEY STOKER, SHORT HOURS, GOOD PAY, FREE CAR FARE. APPLY MR. ANDERSON, 1150 W. WASHINGTON ST, 2 RAILWAY mail decks are offered $1,600 entrance salary with promotions to $2,300. For full particulars and a course of preparation call or write INDIANA CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. 157 North Illinois street. Suite 207. FIREMEN for pony stoker; short hours; excellent working condition: free car fare; good pay. Apply Mr. Hogate or Mr. Reude. Power station, 1700 West Tenth street. ASSISTANT yardmtn. capable of grading all kinds of lumbtr. Apply Mr. Williams, WILLIAM F. JOHNSON LUMBER CO., Nineteenth and Monon railroad. PROFESSIONAL electric tattoo artist. 29 Kentucky avenue. ~ SMEN—WAN T E D. ~~~~ SALEBMEN—With neat appearance who understands the one-tltne call or Is willing to be taught. For a high-classed organization see MR. BARRY, 410 American Central State Life bldg. 8 East Market. Call irtrnornlng. DETECTIVE*. Guigley-Byiand Agency Civil and Criminal Investigators 836-683 Law bldg Main 8908. FEMALE ' WOMAN of dignity and refinement for position of industrial teacher training girls; permanent employment. In answer give age, experience and telephone cumber. Call Belmont 97, or address Box 878. R. R. 81. Indianapolis.

FEMALE HELP—WANTED. Attractive Employment for Girls Become a telephone operator. You 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 yopr instruction 1 ) 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 tarn is sl6 a week. Ideal working conditions. Vacations with pay and many other unusual advantages. Apply at main office, Meridian and New York eta Employment desk in lobby. * Indiana Bell Telephone Comp&ny Girls Good hours. Good wages. Steady, light work. Indpls. Cordage Cos. S. Meridian and Belt R. R.

STENOGRAPHER, PERMANENT POSITION FOR EXPERIENCED GIRL. INTERNATIONAL MACH INE TOOL CO.

3 Factory Clericals General machine operators; experience not necessary. ROCKWOOD MFG. CO., 1801 English Avenue Stenographers ..818 to $23 Typists sls to'slß File c'irks sl9 Call for interview. No charge until placed and no fee over $1(1 for our services. BUSINESS MEN'S CLEARING HOUSE 305 Merchants Bank Bldg. Main 6337. Main 6388. LADIES to attend day and evening classes of complete course, hair dressing and manicuring Price reasonable. Central Beauty College, 208 I. O. O. F. Circle 2161. WANTED— Lady nurse for night work; one with hospital or sanitarium experience. Write or call HORD SANITARIUM, Shelbyvllle. Ind. STENOGRAPHER with some experience. North Indianapolis Cradle Works, Twenty-ninth street and canal. WANTED Housekeeper for general housework. 1114 West Thirty-fourth. OIRL for house work; also nurse girl. 1831 North Meridian street. North 4171.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. MID-AUGUST SALE OF HIGH GRADE USED CARS. 1 1920 Studebaker Touring 81.525 1919 Oakland Touring 875 1919 Columbia Touring 900 1319 Chevrolet Touring....; 625 1916 Buli k Roadster combination top 1.350 i 1918: Chalmers Touring *0 I 1918 Maxwell, closed top 550 1618 Mltched Touring 7 7*. 1915 Chevrolet Coupe 650 ; 1317 Chalmers Touring *3O i 1917 Cole 8. Chummy... 825 Cola 8 Touring 850 Cole 4 Touring 625 12 1917 Maxwell Tourings... 400 1817 K<yd Touring 400 Ford Coupe 500 Overland 83 “Touring ** n Ford Touring 2*3 Studebaker Touring 373 Vltn Truck 575 ssaxwell Roadster 3®o All of the above cars ere in A-l shape. Terms to responsible parties. Open Sundays and Evenings. Opposite Public Market. THE MOTOR MART.

Fords Fords Fords Why buy a car and take chances on condition? You r# relieved of all responsibility when buying a oar here, a* w# give you an Iron-clad guarantee of thirty days with car that leave* our salesroom. Plenty to select from and price* to sell Immediately. Hurry If you want a real "Henry." Welssman's 212-14 E. New York t. Main 4466. DON ’T MISS THESE BARGAINS. Stephens Model 75, 5 cord tires, wire wheels. Buick Roadster, 1919, like new. Ruick Touring, 1918; new paint, top and tires. Dodge Roadster, 1918; perfect condition. Maxwell Touring, 1921; Just driven from factory. Mitchell Roadster, 1918; big bargain. Stutz Sport Model, perfset running condition. Scrlpps-Booth Roadster, big value, very classy. Studebaker 6 biggest buy in town. Interstate Sedan, in fine shape. Ford Coupe. A fine all /weather car.' Caeh or terms.. Open Sunday and evenings* INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SALES CO. Main 2246. 236 North Penn. SIOO BUYS A GOOD USED CAR WILL CONSIDER YOUR OLD CAR AS FIRST PAYMENT. T Down. Weekly. Buick touring SIOO SB.OO Ford touring 100 6.00 Ford touring 125 0.00 Pullman touring 100 6.00 Case touring 100 6.00 Oakland 4.,., jod 8.00 Wlllys-Knight touring 160 .00 Grant touring 100 5.00 Maxwell touring 160 600 NO BROKERAGE. AUTOMOBILE TRADING CO., 657-59 N. Capitol ave. Open evenings.

SIOO, $126. $l5O down will buy a good used car. We have Ford*. Maxwell*. Buick*, Dodges. and other*. In fine shape, that we can *ell you on a small down payment, balance 1 year. No red tape. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS. 518 N. Capitol. Open evenings. Speedster In A-l shape, priced *o you can speed tonight If you buy It today; $222.22. THE MOTOR MART 140 N. Delaware st. Main 1984, DODGE TOURING; MECHANICALLY PERFECT; ORIGINAL PAINT; FIVE GOOD TIRES 166 E. TWENTY-FIFTH STREET. PHONE NORTH 1584. COMMONWEALTH four forty touring demonstrator jet factory cost. DIETZJaMES. 884 East Market street. Main 6716. Terms If desired. STUDEBAKER. , 1917 model, six-cylinder, 7 passenger; fine condition; newly painted. MRS. E, M. BROWN. 3348 School st. OVERLAND coupe. 1920, driven 60 miles; factory guarantee, at a big discount. 602 N. Capitol. FOR SALE—At a bargain. Premier speedster in good mechanical condition. 018 Udell street. North 6597. MONROE touring* and roadsters, all overhauled. MONROE SALEg. 602 N. CAPITOL. AUTO FOR SALE—Sedan, excellent condition. fully electrically equipped; new tires and tubes. Call Circle 86*. , MONROE DEMONSTRATOR. Mo nr os Bales, 600 N. Capital.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1920.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, CARS RECONSTRUCTED RIGHT Every customer satisfied. People like to get used cars they can depend on. < That is why our reconstructed car business is growing so fast. Our PRICES don’t SOUND any lower than many others, hut the CARS are RIGHT. All cars are painstakingly put in good condition. You can depend on them for service. Such a pblicv is hound to SATISFY the CUSTOMER. 1920 Maxwell touring, $925.00. 1920 Cole Aero 8. seven-pas-senger touring, $2,750.00. 1919 Mitchell six/ roadster, $1,095.00. 1919 Oakland six sedan,, $1,350.00. 1920 Chevrolet sedan, $1,600.00. 1919 Maxwell touring, $725.00. 1917 Cole 8 touring, $1,250.00. 1918 Maxwell roadster, $650.00. 1917 Cole 8 chummy roadster, $1,275.00. S 1920 Davis coupe, $2,250.00. i 1920 Maxwell roadster, $950.00. 1919 Cole Aero 8, 4-passenger sport model, $2,350.00. Terms if desired.

“It pays to gee us before buying." OVERLAND touring: 6-cy)*oder. A-l condition. S4OO, term*. 602 b Capitol. MONROE 191 rTO ('TPI NO. ' Monroe Sale*. 600 N. Capitol. AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HI KB AUTOS FOR KENT—Do your own driving. U-Drlva Auto Service at Hooaleg Laundry. Near Keith's (heater. Mala 6531. TRUCKS—FOR SALC. DODGE tru<-Jk 1919 model; run S.t>6o miles; first-cTaas condition. 4u3 West Washington street. FORD eh#**!*, 2143 snd Smith form truck. 2325. 960 King avenue. MARION truck ter sale. $27 o'! 3j7 Massachusetts avenue. AUTOMOBILEBLwANTEO

WANTED AUTOMOBILES. 100 CARS AT ONCE LARQEST BUYERS AND SELLERS OF USED CARS IN THU STATE. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO FARTS AND TIRB COMPANY. 61$ N. CAPITOL. MAIN 8688. AUTO. 11-OIA AUTOS " WANTED We pay high cash prices for used cars. No delay. Quick action. AUTOMOBILE TRADING CO. 555 N. Capitol Ave. fWANT YOUR CAR and will pay you cash for it. Don’t forget your money is waiting for you. If you can’t drive in, call Main 4446 and immediate attention will be given. 212 E. NEW YORK ST. 1 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. tit N. Illinois st. Main 1679. Auto 32-68A W# also buy Junk cars. AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES^ AUTO WASHING Our Specialty. 832-884 North Illlaola. S & S Auto Lauridrjf AUTOMOBILE TOPS recovered and side curtains repaired at THE JOHN GUUEDELHOEFER WAGON CO., 20£ Kentucky avenue. WRITE, PHONE OR CALL U 8 ror~pri7e* on Goodyear solid and pneumatic tires for truck and passenger cars. J. Guedelhoefer Wagon Cos., 202 Kentucky ave. ONE-MAN auto tops, side cunaina. seat and radiator covers. PERFECTION AUTO TOP CO.. 1107 Udell street. North 648. _ GET OUR truck and automoMle rubber tire price. THE JOHN GUBDELHOBFBR WAGON CO. 202 Kentucky ave. WE PUT on the best side wire tires on automobiles, trailers and trucks. 848 Kentucky aven. s, > __ TA(L0 ~~ 8 ANQ CLEAN g RS< CLEANING—PRESSING—REPAIRING (work called fori Gents’ suits cleaned and preased. Ladies’ suits cleaned and pressed. All work guarantees. FLETCHER AVE. GARMENT CLEANERS. 1016 Fletcher airs. Prospect 4*B,

MOTORCYCLES AND BrCVCLES. EVANS LIGHTWEIGHT Motorcycles, $150.00 MERZ MOTOR CO., 450-62 MASS. AVE.y HAELET-DAVIDSON Motorcycles and Bicycles Johnson Motor Wheels ERNEST HUGHES 684-36 Masa, Ave. Main 6404. CASH paid for ali kinds of motorcycles. FLOYD PETERMAN. 600 Massachusetts avenue. MOTORCYCLE and side car in good running order. 1717 North Arsenal. BICYCLE; good condition; cheap. Call after 5:80 p. m., 731 South Meridian. REAL ESTATE—FOR 3ALE. TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS Why not take advantage of real complete service by telephoning your “Want Ads” to The Indiana Daily Times, where results are certain. A thoroughly experienced person will take your “ad” and give you any information you- desire ? Call today, Main 3500; Auto 28-351 Centennial street near Tenth; terms; 8 rooms, 22.400. BeUeview place, near Tonth, 6 rooms, $2,800. Raymond street, 5-room double, $3,600. These places are real bargains If you are looking for a place and can /use a house their size, look them over. Bloodworth & Flood. 629 Peoples Bank bldg. Phone, Circle 382. EAST Seven rooms, electric lights, cltv water and gae, sink and cistern In kitchen; good lot, paved street. Price $8,000; SSOO cash, balance easy terms. Pee Mr. Mclnteer, with , 1. N. Richie & Son, Realtors 161 East Market. Main 620. After 6 p. m., call Irvington 3597. S"x\ w Woodruff Place. Middle V/ drive; ideal home for family. 8 rooms modern, at YL 4 living room* down; 4 bedrooms and bath up; good furnace. House in flrst-clas* shape. Garage; $6,600; $1,200 cash, 253 month. Call Templeton. Main 6674 with BERT ESSEX. 208 American Central/Life bldg. Home North Pennsylvania near Art institute. Modern 8-room house at the bargain price of 27.600. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Marion County State Bank ~3T~jr - i-i. Nice, cozy 7-room homb 1 A U N Congress ave., close to ill a )j/A\ y I Illinois car • line; strictly IULi U modern. double garage, house In fine condition Will take $4,600 cash; $4,700 payment*. SI,OOO down and S4O per month Call for Air. Vance with GEO. A. LUCAS, 208 American Contra! Life bldg. Circle 6400. BEAUTIFUL high, large level lot. half square of Maple road boulevard (38th at.), only two square* southeast of fair ground*. Fin# investment or building site. Will sell to good party on easy payments; 110 cash. $1.60 weekly. Price only $525. Get busy. 640 Lemcke Annex. Main 1409. Home Southeast Trowbridge street near Southeaatern avenue, 8 rooms, hot water heal, bath, light*, gas, large lot with fruit. Price $3,800, payment*. Marion County State Bank NEW BUNGALOW, VACANT S6OO cash, balance monthly. 1737 Laurel et.; five room*. electric lights, fruit trees, etc.; move In at once. Only $2,600. Russo 11. Hartman 254 North Delaware.

W. Indianapolis Cottage Four rooms, gaa. electric lights; good well and porches, price 12.000 on monthly payments. Marion Couirty Stale Bank ■■ —yy> #OO block 1' *:cher ave . |j ill 7-room modern home, full lilM ?)/-\\! / ill basement, tot 196 (set ■.: -rU deep: big barn on rear. family going to California. A real buy. Price 26,000. GEU. A. LUCAS. 208 American Central IJ Circle 4600. A FINE new never occupied six-room colonial style home, a big lot. double garage. built-in feature*. hardwood floors, full laundry equipped, basement. A beautiful home In a high-grade district Very liberal term*. Washington 1079. FOR SALES —By owner, northeast, good 7room house, electric lighis, furnace, front and bark porches; large lot. cost 13,000; 2500 down, balance to suit purchaser. Phone Southport 12 Ml. Looking for a bargain in a home ? Here's a real one; 5-room modern house less than a year old; good location. By owner. 416 North La Salle. Woadruff 8396. Come and see. 2260 DOWN and 218 per month buy* flveroom bungalow, 1900 block West St. Clair street, 12.100. ALTA C. BOHREN'. 416 American Centra! Life. Main 8734. North 4292. ' A FINE new flve-room bungalow including breakfast room, built-in features, big wooded lot. An Ideal home In a high-grade district. Very liberal terms can be made. Washington 1079. I HAVE 97 homes on south aide; modern and semi-modern: cash and payments. From four to eleven rooms. For particular* call Prospect 4184 p. m. SEVEN room* and bath, well, cistern, chicken houee. garage, lot 201x40; leaving city Sept. 1. Owner, SIS West Thirtieth street. Harrison 316. DUPLEX. 4 rooms and sleeping porch upatalra, 6 rooms down, modern except bath. Bee owner. 1203 Olive street. INDIANA - THUST CO. Sell* real estate, collects rent write* Are insurance. FOuTUrOOM house. lot 60x200; furnace, electric lights. Owner. Woodruff 8844. REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN. LARGE, beautiful lots in Wayne park. juat off of West Washington street, which 1* being paved; 81 down. 31 week. Wilt take you out in our automobile at your convenience. OSCAR LEE, 1002 City Trust. Main 916.

FARMS—FOP SALE. FOR SALE—Good ImprovejJ 20 acres, 8 miles west of Lewisville, Ind.; fruit of all kind*, good drilled well, good fencing and priced right. ’ See W. T. Margason, V mile south of Stop 100 on the T. H., I. gr E (Eastern division) R. R. Address Lewjsvlll*. R. 1. ________ FARMS—FOR BALE OR TRADE. FIFTY acre* unimproved Jennings county. 6Vi mile* ea*t of North Vernon, about one-half ready for cultivation, $1,600. Take part trade. Address G. A. COX, 3029 North Gale street. TRANSFER AND STORAGEr*—i——i—i— — ——— GI7 IT STORAGE CHEAPEST W/ RATES IN CITY. CALL \/ US. Everything at reaI eonable price. Packed. J II shipped anywhere. vkV IS Locked room if desired. 30 West Henry- Main 4S. _ CALL ~BHAN K for the peat service in hauling, packing, shipping ands irag. *27-229 North New Jersey Bt. Main 2019. HOUSEHOLD GOODB. FOR SALE—24 opal light tables. 2 etesm tables, 0 urns, 24 stools, 3 cash registers, oda counter. 3 large Ice boxes. 2 small counters, 150 chairs; complete outfit for restaurant. BAKER BROS. Largest used furniture dedlers in the world. Auto 23-166. _ Main 3466 WE WANT TO BUY good furniture, rugs, office and store fixtures. YVe pay more than other dealers. Call Cooperider. USED GOODS STORE. Main 2283. Furniture GAS STOVES. OIL BTOVBB. Cheaper here and eaeler terms. KROOT A SON. 609 W. Washington Bt. GOOD USED RUGS. We have the largest selection In Indianapolis of high-grade used rugs; all sizes, at prices ttlat will please you. USED GOODS STORE. 424 Masachil*ets ave. BEGINNING" Aug! I’"“until 21 all kind* of furniture, comforts, lace curtains, rugs, stoves and a lot more of things too numerous to mention at 339 South past at.

MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. * Match Y our Coat / 2 ?? B \ with a pair of / 3 \ TROUSERS I J / THE PANTS \1 / STORE CO. 11l Two Store* l, l J 48 W. Ohio. 3 110 E. Market. W V Close 6 P, M. Saturday 9P. M. Quit Wearing Ready-Made raus ssjo We make them to j) your measure for LEON TAILORING CO. 131 E. NEW YORK. Up ope flight. a. iff. Drop-Head Singer. 310; !?ES3aT*sa ether bargain*. SI.OO per II r 1 ksf week. Ail makes HE“J I\Sr PAIRED. HEMSTITCHING while you wait, 10a pc*r yard WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO., Main 600; Auto. 25-316. 812 Mas*. At*. TWO steam jacket rendering kettles and One 15 H. P. stationary steam engine; flrst-class condition. 403 West Washington street. DIAMOND RING, lady's. 1.80 karats, perfect. cheap, cash or trade. Address A No. 1627, Times. , ~ M ISCE LL AN EO US—WANTED. LEW SHANK pays best price* In city for household good** end fixtures of all kinds. 227 North New Jersey street. Main 2022. MUBICAL INSTRUMENTS. KIMBALL UPRIGHT PIANO Late style, oak case, like new, big bargain at $225; payments $1.76 per week. E. L. LENNON PIANO CO. ,14 North Meridian st. BEGINNERS’ violins, mandolins, guitars; bargain*. TUTTLE. 201 Indiana Aye. FINE player piano. S4O down and $4 per we<dt. North 4221. LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES. FOR SALE!—Good young milch cow. Phone Southport 12 M-l. COAL~AND~WOOD FOR BALE. • /WNA/ww^rwsrw9Arvwvv>^^AAAA/sr>AA ILLINOIS LUMP ...|9.00 L H. BAIN COAL CO. | Main 2161, Main 3531. I FINANCIAL. ' We Have It Money on personal property. If you are keeping house and have furniture, piano, Vletrola or auto, *ee us for financial assistance. Quick service, courteous treatment. Ask us abuul terms on SSO, SIOO, S2OO or S3OO You don’t have to give an excuse or reason for borrowing money. That Is our businet:*. We are under state supervision and will give you the lowest legal rate. State Loan Cos. 305 Odd Fellow Bldg. Cor. Penn, and Wash. St*. Thones Main 4619. New 24-629.

Lo^^^D^\^loNDS Burton Jewelry Cos. WR ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WK 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. ■ “f — • 1 '■ Second Mortgage Real estate loan* mad* on good farm* and Improved city properties. GIBRaLTKR FINANCE COMPANY. 103 N Delaware street.. Main 1618. DON'T GRIEVE, If you really want it back, insert a small ad in the "Lost and Found" columns of The Times and it wt.l oon be returned. Phone Main 3500. Auto. 33-351. WE MAK* eesona mortgagee on farm or oity property. AETNA MTG. AND INV. CO. Main 7101. 608 Fidelity Trust Bldg. INSURANCE In all branches. AUBREY D. PORTER. 116 Peoples Beak Bldg. Main 70*9. '. LEGAL NOTICE. ~~ NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sealed-pro-pcsals will bo received by the director of the Indiana State Highway Commission at his office In the Capitol bultdtng, In Indianapolis, up to ten (10:001 o’clock a. m., Aug. 24, 1920, when all proposals will he publicly opened and read. The work contemplated Is the construction of the following bridge* on state highways. fltr. No. 1. project No. Mslnt 29, section O, over drainage ditch, on Mslnt No. 39, Howard county, approximate length, one span. 1* feet. Str. No. 2, project No. Malnt 21, section No. F. over Mltslsslnewa ditch, on Winchester road, Randolph county, approximate length, on* span 84 feet. Str. No. 3, project No. F. A. 9. section No. A. over drainage ditch, on Madison road, Johnson county, approximate length, extension 2, each 11 feet. The plans and specifications may be examined at the office of the State Highway Commission in the Capitol building, or copies thereof will be forwarded upon a payment of two ($2.00) dollars per structure to the director. Each bidder, with hla proposal, shall submit his bond payable to the state of Indiana in the penal sum of one and onehalf (144) tlnje* the amount of his proposal with good and sufficient security to the approval of the director, conditioned upon the faithful performance of the work in accordance with the profile, plans and specifications therein set forth and conditioned also upon the payment by the contractor and all sub-contractors for all labor performed and materials furnished in the construction of the bridges or structures. Such bond shall bo only on the form specified by the director, copies of which will be furnised on request. • The right is reserved by the director to reject any or all bids or to award on any combination of bid* that In his Judgment Is most advantageous to the state of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. L. H. WRIGHT. Director. 'STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION. Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the director of the State Highway Commission at the office of the State Highway Commission in tne atatehouse. city .of Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10 a. m., on the 24th day of August, 1920. for the construction of certain state highways and described as follows: F A. No. 6, section B. National road. Clay and Putnam oounttfls, Brazil to Manhattan, length 9,498. F. A. No. 0, section C. National road, Putnam county. Manhattan to one and one-half miles east of Mt. Meridian, length 10.994. F. A No. 16. section G. French Lick route. Dubois and Orhnge counties. Crystal to French Lick," length 8,400. F. A. No. 21, section B, Loulsvillo road. Clark county, Junction of New A.lbanyJeffersonvlUe road to Memphis, length 7,112. F. A. No. 21, section C, Louisville road. Clark county, Memphis to Underwood, length 8,807. Proposal blanks and specifications may be obtained free and plans upon payment of $5.00 per set, upon application to the State Highway Commission, Indianapolis. No refund for plans returned. Flans may be seen at the office of the Rtate Highway Commission, Indianapolis. Bids will be received for grading and culvert work as described in the specifloatlons aforesaid. Contracts will be let to the lowest and best bidder, but the right is reserved to reject any and all bids if any cause exists therefor. Bidders shall file bonds with the Y>ldlß as provided by law. 1* li. WBIGHT. Director,

nfvinrL _ NOTICE. NOTICE. State of Indiana, Department of State. To all to whom these presents shall come. greeting; I, Ed Jackson, secretary of state of the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the Paris Realty Company has this day (Caused to be filed ia the office of the secretary of state of the State of Indiana, the properly signed and attested consents, statemerfts and papers required by section 1 of an act of the general assembly of the state of Indiana, entitled: "An act prescribing the method and procedure for the voluntary dissolution of private corporations and voluntary associations, and declaring an emergency.” approved- March 14, 1913. And I further certify that said w-ritten consents, and papers so filed as aforesaid, show that said company and the officers thereof have complied with the provisions of said section 1 of said aet and that said corporation is now in process of dissolution. In witness whereof. I ,have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of (SEAL) the State of Indiana, at the city of Indianapolis this 13th day of August. A. D., I£2o. A. D., 1920. ED JACKSON. Secretary of State. By J. H. WOLFORD, Deputy. Aug. 16 and 23. ~DIVIDEND "NOTICE INDIANAPOLIS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. (New Consolidated Company) (Incorporated 1919) Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 14. 1920. The board of directors of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company (New Consolidated Company, incorporated 1919) have declared a dividend of $1.50 per share for tho quarter, March Ist to May 31st, 1920, inclusive, upon the preferred capital stock of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company (New Consolidated Company, Incorporated 1919, payable Sept. 1, 1920, to the stockholders of record, Aug. 21, 1920. The preferred stock transfer books will be closed from and after the end of business hours. Saturday, Aug. 21, 1920, until the beginning of business hours, Thursday. Sept. 2, 1920. INDIANAPOLIS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. (Incorporated 1919.) By ROBERT I. TODD. President. JOSEPH A. McGOWAN. Secretary and Treasurer. NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS? Notice is hereby given that the board of public works of the city of Vincennes, Indiana, will receive bids until 2 p. tn.. Aug. 23, 1920. at the board of public works room In the city hall in the city of Vincennes, Ind.. for the construction of four and two-tenths miles of sewers racing in size from 8 to 48 inches in diameter and the appurtenances thereto a* shown by plans and profiles, filed in the city clerk's office in said city for sewer district No. Sos said city. * The estimated cost of said seVrer system complete, is $58,296.45. A certified check or cash to the amount of 5 per cent of bid must accompany each proposal. The board of public works reserves tie right to reject any or all bids.. Bidders will be required to comply with the law governing proposals. The successful bidder must enter Into contract and give bond satisfactory to the board. By order of the board of public works. C. L. V. TUCKER. Clerk of the Board.

BOARD WORRIED BY CORN HUSKS Costs S2OO Additional to Run Garbage Plant With Them. The tempting sound of the husks being ripped ouay from luscious ears of green corn abroad in the land at present is not music in the cars of the city boon*, of sanitary commissioners. Lucius B. Swift, chairman of the sanitary board, today discussed with mem bers of the board of work* the problem which the tremendous consumption of green corn on Indianapolis tables presents. He said it is costing S2OO a week additional to run the garbage plant because the corn busks must be separated from other garbage before it is sent through the reduction machinery, because corn husks will not “reduce." Mr. Swift discussed the advisability of the board of works taking over the Job of sorting the husks from the “reducible'’ garbage by instructing the public to put their husks in separate containers, but the board was not favorably disposed to this proposal, because it would involve the hiring of additional men, mules and wagons. /

SNOW IN AUGUST; KENTUCKY, TOO But It lV'ers 16J300 Feet Above the Earth . HICKMAN. Ky., Aug. 16—A title of a scow storm whoso flakes never reached the earth, was related today by Capt. F. M. Bartlett and Lieut C. C. Cbauncey. two aviators, who plunged 16,000 feet to land in a cypress swamp near here while en route to Chidigo from Arcadia. Fla. Both escaped uninjured. While flying at an altitude of 16,000 feet they ran into the storm. Blinded with mist afid suffering intense cold despite their electrically heated garments. Capt. Bartlett, the pilot, lost control of the plane. Without the function of the motor, however, bo managed to volplane after much difficulty to earth. The aviators remained in the swamp all night. They finally managed to get to the river and in a hired boat landed at Hickman.

Four Held in Theft of 2 Loads of Coal Two men and two women, negroes, are under arrest today following the theft of two vagon loads of coal from the yards of the Capitol City Coal Company, State avenue and the Big Four railroad tracks Scott Bruce, 539 H*est Michigan street, driver or the company, Is charged with grand larceny. James Pace aud Florence Hamilton, 620 East Court street, aud Kate Clark. (114 East Ooilrt street, are charged wfih receiving stolen goods. The police say Bruce was ordered to deliver two of coal to the north exchange building of the Central Union Telephone Company, Twenty-first street ntid Pierson avenue. It is alleged he delivered one load oi coal to Pace, selling it for sl2. aud the other load to the Clark woman, receiving sl9. and covered the theft by no officials of the telephone compan> were present to sign for tho coal. Held on Charge of Shooting in City George Zoban. 1059 West-Walnot street, was arrested last night, charged with shooting in the city limits./ Zaban, it. is said, found his daughter at the home of Charlie Farran. 648 Maxwell street, and during the quarrel that followed is alleged to have fired ten shots. The police believe Zaban used blank cartridges, as no trace of bullets could be found. ■ 'i Orphans’ New Sunday School to Have Picnic The newly organized afternoon Sunday school of the Indianapolis Orphans’ Home will hold its first annual picnic at Garfield park next Sunday afternoon. “Eats" and a program of novelty races and games, with prizes, will be features of the picnic.

They Can’t Help It NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-,After looping the loop eighty-seven times, setting anew world record for a woman, the first thing Miss Laura BromweU, avintrlx of '‘Cincinnati, did on alighting to call on her maid .for a powder-puff. *

ASSESSOR BACKS UP LEO K* FESLER Tells City Controller Valuations Estimate Is Right. County Assessor Mike Jefferson appeared at the office of City Controller Robert H, Byyson today and informed the controller that he would vouch for Athe accuracy of the estimate of the assessed valuations of taxables la Indian spoils provided Mr. Bryson last week by County Auditor Leo K. Feeler. City officials viewed the auditor's esti mate without much confidence last week because they based this year's tax levy on a similar estimate last fall only to lenrn of an error which reduced the valuation approximately $2,000,000 after foe tax levy had? been fixed, cutting the | city's available finances proportionately. Mr. Jefferson taid he would certify the | figures on his tax books to Mr. Feeler I some time today, so the auditor could j send to the controller an official certl- | fication of the city’s share at an early ; date. The auditor’s estimate concurred in | by Mr. Jefferson was $602,525,060. Mr. Bryson said the ordinance grantj ;ng the city permission to negotiate a | temporary loan of $600,000 on which to j subsist until Jan. 1 would be presented to the city council tonight, but that the budget and tax levy will await the arrival of the auditor’s official certification. HARDING HOLDS POWDER TO LAST : Plans to Let Cox Fire All Ammunition, Then Show Cards. MARION, 0., Aug. 16—The high light of Senator Harding's front porch campaign this week is the first address to members and former miinbers of the Ohio legislature Thursday. Harding is expected to deal with major issues and may reply to addresses of Gov. Cox. Harding has said \nothing regarding i the league of nations smee the acceptance speech of Cox, and may-open up Thnra- ! day. The latest charges by Cox that a “senatorial Ting” is trying to capture control j of the presidency through Harding may ' receive an Indirect answer. Wednesday, Harding receives a delegai tlon of the American Society of Indians. representing twenty-five tribes, and on ! the same day meets the Marlon Lumbermen's association at a picnic. Harding is obviously conserving his fire and deliberately letting Gov. Cox shoot away, hoping as the campaign j ntars its crisis his democratic opponent will have exhausted his ammunition, leaving Harding free to throw off his re- : serve and blast away to a big fialsh-

Small Thefts Are Reported to Police J. E. Morris, living at the Puritan hotel, reported to the pojice today that liis room at the hotel had been entered and Vletrola records valued at sl4 taken. Capt. Fox of the First division military circus, reported that wearing apparel and army blankets bad been taken from the show, grounds some time during the stay of the circus in town. The articles are valued at SSO. Recovers From Try a t Asphyxiation John A. Sehrad. 23. of 122 North Noble street. Is recovering today at the City hospital after attempting suicide by inhaling gas. Sehrad removed the gas hose from a hot plate in bis room Sunday morning and had utrned on the gas and laid down on the floor to die. He was discovered in time and his conditon Is not serious. Sehrad refused to tell his reason for wishing to die. Watchman Prevents Automobile Theft Tim Kennedy. 1500 Brookside avenue, a night watchman, interupted three thieves who were trying to steal an automobile from a garage at 1030 East Pratt street early this morning. The men had sawed a padlock from the door and pushed the automobile into the alley when discovered. They ran across the street to an automobile, where a third member of the gang was waiting, and the three escaped. j Kentuckian Killed in Battle on Train BARBOURVILLE, Ky., Aug. 16.—Alexander Baker is dead and Theodore Lvttle wounded as a result of a pistol duel between the two men on a train at Manchester station, near here, today. According to passengers, Baker opened fire on Lyttle during a heated argument over business matters, shooting him in the thigh. Lyttle immediately returned the fire, shooting four times. Baker died almost Instantly. Former Shortridge Man Goes to Arizona Lynn B. McMullen, formerly head of the physics department of Shortridge High school, has been Inaugurated dent of the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff.Arlz., and will assume active charge of the school at the beginning of the September term. Mr. McMullen was at Shortridge from 1001 to 1912, when he left to become bead of the physics department of the State Normal school of South Dakota.

200 Lutheran Laymen at Annual Convention Special to The Times. FT. WAYNE, ind., Aug. 16.—The first national convention of the American Lutheran Laymen opened here yesterday with 200 delegates in attendance. The organization was formed here a year ago in May with five members and now lias a membership of 16,000. Election of officers and the selection of next year's convention city will take place tomorrow, after Svhlch the convention will conclude its sessions. Wife and Court Ties Up Coin for Hubby Judge T. J. Moll of superior court, room 5. at noon today Issued a restrain ing order preventing Samuel Lambert from drawing money on deposit In the Indiana Trust Company., ' The restraining order was issued on petition of rMs. Hattie Lambert following the filing of divorce proceedings. The court was Informed that Lambert has about SI,OOO on deposit. HOOSFER EII)ER 19 DEAD. LEBANON, Ind., Aug. 16.—John M ?chnlt*e, 90, for forty years an elde’ with the Disciples of Christ Church in ' Indiana. Illinois and lowa, died at his home here Sunday, He was born la Nicholas county Kentucky, coming tn Boone county with his parents at thi age of six. The widow and seven chlfr dren survive. ■

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