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INDIANA DAILY TIMES 25*29 S. Meridian St. PHONES—CLASSIFIED ADV. DEPT. Main 1560 Automatic 36*551 RATES. tm tlm* 05 per line Three consecutive times... .0* per line Six consecutive times 07 per line Male or female help wanted, eituation wanted, male or female; rooms to let and board and rooms wanted — One time 65 per line Three consecutive times.. .97 per line Six consevutive times OS per line Contract rates on application. Legal notices 00 per line Lodges and club notices 75c per insertion Church notices (1 lech or less) ,500 per insertion Over 1 inch, .07 per line additional. Death notices, SSc per insertion. The Business Office closes at S p. m.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 East Market. Old Phone Main IOS. New Phone, 27-261. A. M. Ragsdale. J. w'aeu Vrice, John Paul Ragsdale. A. M. P.AG3DALB CO. >2B North Delaware street. J. C. WILSON IIH Prospect, koto. 51-S7l. Prospect 822. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—WM. R. KRIEGER. New M-IS 4. Main 1454. 1402 N. Illinois. UNDERTAKERS. W. T. BLASENGYM 1(25 Shelby St. Pros. 2570. Aute. il-lH UN DERT A K ERS—HISEf A TITUS. o*l North Del. New 26-564. Msln 3630. OEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES. DAY. MRS. LILLIE C. DAT—Died at her home, 2307 N. LaSalle st.. Wednesday. Sept. 1. Funeral service from home I p. m., Friday, Sept. 3. Oaklandon. Ind., about 3 p. m., Friday. Sept. 3. Friends invited. I N MEMOR iAM . IN MEMORIAM —In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father, James W. Tyner, who passed away one year ago today. Sept. 2. 1919. When you left vs all in sorrow for that home so far away, you bade no one a last farewell, you said goodbye to none; a weary heart ceased to beat before we knew that you were gone. His lonely wife and children. SARAH H. TYNER. CHARLES TYNER. MARY E. DEBAEP. AND AMY E. TYNER. LOST AND FOUND. MISSING FRIENDS and relauves traced everywhere; no criminals looked for. Call Main 6947. or write lost agent. II Baldwin block. Indianapolis. Ind. LOST in Terminal station a loan book with John R. Welch's name on book. OSCAR C. JOHNSON. Call Belmont 3391, ring 1. Liberal reward. LODGES AND CLU 83. NOTICE. O. E. S.—Naomi Chapter No. 181. Called meeting in the Masonic temple tomorrow (Friday) evening at 7:45. Conferring of the degrees. Members of the order will be welcomed. ELLEN BUCHANAN. Worthy Matron. LIZZIE J. SMYTHE, Secretary NOTICES. NOTICE—That R. H. Jackson, husband of Mrs. J. Dessle Jackson, will not be responsible for any debts that she makes against me. R. H. JACKSON, 1317 E. Market st. ~~ ROOMS—TO LET. ~~~ MERIDIAN. N., 543; three squares nirth of post office; rooms for six or eight fair visitors; men only. All modern conveniences. Circle 3413. 728 N. LfiST ST.. 16 Fredohema Terrace; nicely furnished rooms; modern; walking distance; reasonable. AIABAMA. North 406; homelike. comfortable light housekeeping and sleeping rooms; reasonable. CAPITOL Elvd., North 2534: room in private home; nic-a preferable. North 7130. ___ EXCEPTIONALLY comfortable room with strictly private family. Irvington 259 k. VERMONT. W.. 308; two nicely furnished housekeeping rooms. Circle 5380. FIRST-OLASS furnished room. 1206 Park avenue. ROOM S—W ANTED. "HELP!! Three small rooms wanted at once by young married couple. References exchanged. Call Irvington 784. MODEft.v room and kitchenette wanted; unfurnished: by young married couple, about Sept. 15 walking distance. Address A No. 1564 Times. FLATS, APARTMENTS—TO LET. DANDY 3-room apt.; everything furnished, including gas. electricity, heat and water, 307 East St. Clair street. BUSINESS CHANCES. Ak—f ifk SERVICE. XESKTWjj Repairing, adjusting by i.ff e:. peris who know how, y INF tor all sewing machines. Hemstitching while you wait, 10c per yard. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.. Main 600. Auto. 25-216. 312 Mass. Ave. ACTIVE man to take Interest and assume offico management of going business. Light duties, good income; small investment. Call MR. HADLEY, 312 Indiana Trust Bidg. Main 6773. LADIES and men to learn barber trade; newest, up-to-date syetem taught. Phone Circle 167. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 809 E. Washington st., Indianapolis, Ind. FOR SALE—Reetaurant and hotel. 9 living rooms, good stock and good trade; best location in Tipton; bad health reason for sailing. P. M. 3MITBON, Tipton, Ind. EEATHEKS Bought, sold, rsnovated, mattresses and Jlllows made to order. E. F. BURKLB. 16 Masa. ave. Main 1428. New 28-776. SOFT drink and rooming house; good reasons for selling. 402 West Maryland •treat, Indianapolis, Ind. OWNER of printing plant wanted as partner. Address HORN FARM AGENCY. Indianapolis. PIANO to trade for Ford truck or touring car. No Junk wanted. Prospect 54 13. BUSINESS SEKv . WEAKWELL HOOFING 00. Let u give you au estimate and terms On roofing your house. Call Prospect 6602. DOWNTOWN tire shop, new and used tires and tubes. Vulcanizing that gives satisfaction. 35 Kentucky avenue. SAFETY KAZOIt BL.AUKS sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 291 Indiana are. IF your clock Is not running pnone circle 4507. If. R. BHKARN. 11l North AlajgjfrlMlO. ALL kinds of roofs repaired; til gutters repaired and painted. Prospect 4016. FOR light and heavy hauling, phono Woodruff 2475. JULIAN & SON. /I AI LOR S AND CLbAQtcH S. CLEANING—PRESSING—REPAIRING (work called forj Gents’ suits cleaned and pressed. Ladies' suits cleaned and pressed. All work guaranteed. FLETCHER AVE. GARMENT CLEANERS. 1035 Fletcher ave. Prospect 468. INSTRUCTIONS. ~~~ DANCING—AII kinds taught; day or evenings; violin, stage dancing acts taught, completed for good engagements. Call PROF. RAYNO, 224 W. Ohio it. Malrf ffgßir -.- . DETECtIYEB. Quigiev-Hyiiind Agency Civil leu Criminal Investigators •15-555 Law klfg ku si.s.

MALE HELP-WANTED. Men to work in lumber yard. THOS. MADDEN, SON & CO. Big 4 and Fletcher Avenue. BOYS. From 14 to 16 years of age. CHARLES MAYER & CO. 29 to 31 W. Washington st. 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 One chances for rapid promotion. Report to local representative of the Big Four and he will furnish transportation. F. N. REYNOLDS, superintendent. Indianapolis terminal. WANTED —Boy to work in advertising department of Daily Times. Good chance to learn and advance. Ark far Mr. Roberts. COMPETENT BOY TO COLLECT. MUST FURNISH WHEEL. APPLY MR. ROBISON, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT., INDIANA DAILY TIMES. MILLER wanted; good opportunity In small mill, near Indianapolis, for firstclass miller capable of meeting the trade and thoroughly competent In grading wheat, etc. Liberal contract to right party. H. E. KINNEY GRAIN CO. 617 Board of Trade. RAILWAY mall decks are offered >1.600 entrance salar> with promotions to 52,300. For full particulars and a course of preparation call or write INDIANA CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. 167 North Illinois street, ftulte 207. WANTED —A firet-class auto repair man; must have good habits; no cigarette fiends one with good reference; work 10 hours a day. 6 days 9 week. WALTERS GARAGE, Morristown. Ind. KITCHEN PORTER. APPLY CITY HOSPITAL KITCHEN. VARNISH patcher who understands burning or filling in; also touch-up men. H. LAI’TER CO., West Washington and Harding streets. MACHINE MAN, experienced in general planing mill work. WILLIAM F. JOHNSON LUMBER CO.. Nineteenth and Cornell. LIVE wire boy for light office work and erends. Age about 15. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE, Dally Times Bidg. CANDY makers, cream and fudge man. also helpers on hard goods. HOMER J. WILLI AMSON, 541 North Ease street. WANTED—FIrst-clas3 union floor and wall tile setter. HEGAN-MAGRUDBR CO.. Louisville, Kj. GROCERY delivery boy. Call Washington 3234. ~ SALESMEN—WANTED. INSURANCE SOLICITORS can make large commission with us. Pleasant and agreeable working conditions. Learn and earn a profitable business. Ask for Mr. Klmmlch. Homeseekers’ Realty Cos. 913 Merchants Bank Bldg. WANTED —Salesmen who can and will Intelligerily present a staple proposition In a plain and direct manner. To such men we are offering an opportunity to make good earnings, prompt results. Winslow, 312 Cat.le hall. E D—MALE.J" POSITION wanted by experienced truck driver; can furnish references. Phone. Washington 116. FEMALE HELP—WANTED. Attractive Employment for Girls Become a telephone operator. You can speedily advance to toll operator, clerical worker, supervisor, assistant • hlef. 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 fsw weeks' time you are qualified as a bona fide employe with a permanent position. L-ast you can then earn Is |I6 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 (■■MBMaasw.^-- • sum ■ V LADIES Have you ability? Do you want to take advantage of our extensive newspaper advertising campaign and get In on the ground floor for some easy money? If so apply at the Home Seekers’ Realty Cos. 913 Merchants Bank bldg* SALESLADIES. With experience preferred. CHARLES MAYER & CO. 29-31 W. Washington st. STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST Experienced, permanent place for right person. Apply superintendent HURST Sr. CO., 823 West Fifteenth street. Floor girls. Apply Fletcher Case. GIRL or middle-aged woman wanted for general housework; references given and required. Address W. R. WERKING. 322 W. 12th, Anderson. Ind. WANTED —Experienced woman for cooking and housework for family of two; references. Call Harrison 2180 or Circle 167. GIRL, white, for general housework, small family, sma’l apartment; private bath; best wages. Main 2929. Auto. 42-450. GIRLS wanted for general factory work. COLUMBIA CONSERVE CO.. Churchman ave. and Belt railroad. GIRL, assist with housework and cooking; no washing; no Ironing; reasonable wages. Washington 4005. NEAT colored girl for general housework. Stay some nights. Washington 3778. COOK, man or woman, colored or white; private home. Washington 1224. GIRL, good, general housework. 2355 N. Pennsylvania. Harrison 3. GROCERY - cierk! Call Washington 3234. SITUATION WANTED—FEMALu. WANTED —To bring home laundry. MRS. WOOD. 2463 Columbia avenue. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. Natureopathy, Swedish Massage Baths and general treatments. Thorough satisfaction. 119 East Vermont stfcet. First floor front. Hours 10 9 p. m. : I'ld owedish massage MI Hu W. Ohio. Main 1873.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. FOR USED CAR BARGAINS. Down payment. Allen, 1918 touring >326.00 Overland '*9o." touring 260.00 Maxwell touring. 1917 150.00 Maxwell touring. 191$ 225.00 Reo touring, extra winter top. . 275.00 F.mpire touring 100.00 Chevrolet F. A. roadster 300.00 Scrlpps-Booth six. touring 375.00 All cars have been thoroughly overhauled and placed in good mechanical condition. MASTER MOTORS COMPANY 431 N. Capitol avenue. Main 647. Auto. 25-133. Open Sunday Morning. FORDS—FORDS—FORDS Fords of all kinds at all prices. Small payment down, balance In 12 months. Tourings, roadsters, speedsters, coupes, sedans, etc. A guarantee of 30 days Is given with every car that leaves our salesroom. Our prices are right and our square dealing methods are known throughout the state. A Ford bought here results In another one of our many satisfied customers. Don't delay, but buy today. Have a car for state fair week. WEISSMAN'S, 212-14 E. New York St. Main 4446. LOOK HERE We will not misrepresent them. King, feur-passenger, like new. Priced right. Chevrolet baby grand touring car; ready to go. 1920 Lexington: anew car and you can save a lot of money. Hollln, five-pasenger light car; lots of power. DICKEY MOTOR SALES CO. 1027 North Meridian St. King distributors. 3100 BUYS A GOOD USED CAR. WILL CONSIDER YOUR OLD CAR AS FIRST PAYMENT. Down. Weekly. Buick touring 3100 $6.00 Ford touring 100 6.00 Ford touring 125 6.00 Pullman touring 100 6.00 Case touring 100 6.00 Oakland 4 100 6.00 Wtliys-Knight touring 150 6.00 Grant touring 109 6.00 Maxwell touring 150 6.00 NO BROKERAGE. AUTOMOBILE TRADING CO.. 567-59 N. Capitol ave. Open evenings. 5100. 1126. 5160 down will buy a good used car. We have Fords. Maxwells. Butcks. Dodges and others, in fine shape, that we can sell you on a small down payment, balance 1 year. No red tape. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS. 115 N. Capitol. Open evenings. MONROE touring; winter top; brand new; Just came from the factory; list price on this car. 11.775; our price. >1.375. 510 N. Delaware. FORD TOURING 1914 starter, electric lights; everything complete. Price for a quick sale. MOTOR MART 140 X. Delaware Main 13M MAXWELL touring*, one 101* *n'l one 1917. Both In excellent condition. 610 Delaware. _ ' FORD. 1919 ROADSTER. Dayton starter. electrically equipped; origins! paint: fine condition. 3500. Terms can be arranged on >IOO down payment. 127 North Delaware Main 5762. Evenings cull Washington 2632. OAKLAND roadster. 1913 model; refined, 155*. SIO N. Delaware. 1918 FORD COUPE Starter, spot lights, demountable rims; In A-l shape. This car Is a real buy. THE MOTOR MART 140 N. Delaware. Main 19*4. FORD touring. 1919. nw paiDt, new top. good tires. 510 N. Delaware. CHEVROLET F. A. touring; new top. You will get a bargain In this car at half price. DIETZ-JAMES, 334 East Market street. Main 5714. ______ OVERLAND tourlrg, f~< " 1918 model. 100. 519 n Delaware. PATHFINDER A touring. 5 new tires; excellent shape; easy terms. Just the thing for taxi. DIETZ-JAMES, 334 East Market. Main 5716. OAKLAND touring. 1911 model; in excellent shape. 510 N. Delaware. CHEVROLET touring, good tire*. Your own terms if desired DIETZJAMES. 334 East Market. Main 5714. OAKLAND touring, latest nodal; run les* than 1.000 miles. 510 N. Delaware et. FORD touring, A 1 condition; private owner; bargain. 224 E. Pratt. FORD touring; good condition. First 5u 2 takes it. 1215 Keallng. _ OAKLAND 6. touring, repainted. $650. 510 N. Delaware. TRUCKS—FOR SALE.

GARFORD TRUCKS DURING WEEK OF STATE FAIR Soe ftil the different models at first building north of auto building. Fair Grounds. BURL FINCH, Distributor. 312-20 West Maryland St. 1920 STEWART TRUCK One-ton, winter cab, enclosed body. Guaranteed. Like new. Priced to sell quick. THE MOTOR MART 149 N. Delaware. Main Uitt. VIM TRUCK Thiee-fourth-ton. In A-l shape; enclosed body. Priced right. THE -MOTOR MART. 140 N. Delaware. Main 1984. XUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIEa. Auto Bodies Painted and Varnished FOR $lO. Tops and curtains, summer prices now. 100 SETS Curtains at >B.OO per set. Delaware Garage. Main 149. 215 North Delaware. Auto Bodies Painted and V arnished For $lO Tops ar.d curtains, summer prices now. 100 SETS Curtains at SB.OO per set. DELAWARE GARAGE. Main 149. 215 N. Delaware. AUTO WASHING Our Specialty. >32-334 North Illinois S & S Auto Laundry ONE-MAN autx tops, aids curtains, seat and radiator covers. PERFECTION AUTO TOP CO.. UO7 Udsll street. North 546. MOTORCYCLES AND QICYCLEB. HARI-EY-DAVIDSON Motorcycles and Bicycle* Johnson Motor Wheel* ERNEST HUGHES 4X4-36 Mass. Ave. Main 4404 EVANS LIGHTWEIGHT Motorcycles, $150.00 MERZ MOTOR CO., 460-62 MASS. AVE. BICYCLE, right size for lady or girl; good as new in every way. Phone Harrison 2573. CASH paid tor ail kinds of motorcycles. FLOYD PETERMAN. 600 Massachusetts avenue. / GARAGES TO LEfU OARAGE for three machines. Apply 314 £. Illinois at.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1920.

AUTOMOBILES—WANTED. WANTED AUTOMOBILES. 100 CARS AT ONCE. LARGEST BUTERS AND SELLERS OF USED CARS IN THE STATE. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRB COMPANY. lIS N. CAPITOL. MAIN 5555. AUTO. 33-Olfc AUTOS WANTED We pay high cash prices for used cars. No delay. Quick action. AUTOMOBILE TRADING CO. 555 N. Capitol Ave. I WANT YOUR CAR aud 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, AUTOS WANTED We pay caah. No delay for your money. It Is here for you. Come in or call. I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos. 115 N. Illinois it. Main 1179. Auto 33-065. Wo also buy Junk eon. AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIRE AUTOS FOR KENT—P" jour own driving. U-Drive Auto Service at Hooaler Laundry. Rear Keith's theater. Mala *531. MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. Match 1 our Coat with a pair of / I \ TROUSERS I I THE PANTS \ / BTORE CO 1 | Two Store* IL UJ 48 W. Ohio. JO 1 k HO E. Market. W *9 Close 6 P. M. Saturday 9 P. M. Quit Wearing Ready-MadiT Will $ e.jo We make them to O 1/ your measure tor LEON TAILORING CO. 131 E. NEW YORK. Up one flight. BEST made player plane, walnut, over 115 worth music roil*. 1. r 1100. Leaving city; must selt. 726 North Senate. Apt ; DIAMOND for Liberty bond*; beautiful "tone In tooth mounting, will eeii for IJfiO in bond* and >25 cash. Phone North 6158. FOR SALE—New awning; cost >25. Will take 810. also new heating stove. >5. 407 Madison avenue. JOSEPH ADAMS. FOR SALE—One wlrelee* receiving outfit complete .1. W. G4HIMKR, Manilla, Ind Box 175. FOR SALE—Diamond ring, a bargain. 750 Lexington avenue. TWO used furnsce* for sale. 3060 Central ave.. North 9071 Mi SC EL LANEOUS—WANT ED. LEW SHANK pays beat Driest in city for household goods and fixtures of all kinds. 327 North New Jersey street. Main $O2l. CLOTHING; man's adits, ladle#’ and childrens shoes of all sizes Aek for MRS. LEE Prospect 9466, IF you have any household goods to sell, nail Orel* 2945. HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

First Call of Winter Our rebuilt stoves coat issa. wear as well, look as good and ran be bought on same terms as new stoves. Our line includes ali standard makes, such as. Florence Hot Biaste. Nubian Hot Blasts. Burk Hot Blasts. Garland Hot Biaste. Palace Hot Blast*. Jewel Hot Blasts. Golden Hot Blasts Clermont Hot Blasts. Colee Hot Blasts. Model Hot Blasts. Radiation Home Baeaburnera. Garland Haseburners. Cannon Htovea, Furnace Heater*. Drums and alt kind* and sizes of stoves. Cash or payments. Baker Bros. 219-216 E. Washington st. 70 IN AUGUST What will it be in November? Frost kills th* uncovered flowers and plants that defy him. Winter will chill the man who neglect* to buy hi* stove early. lou wouldn't start on a trip without an extra tire. Don't let winter find you without stoves. Be wiae. Buy now. All standard makes—low prices—small down payments—easy terms. Baker Bros. '-’1 9- 225 E. Washington St. GOOD USED RUGS. We have the largest selection In Indianapolis of high-grade used rugs; alt sizes, at prices that will please you. USED GOODS STORE. 424 Massnchusets avn. COME see our display of heating and cook stoves, also gas range* inn hot plates. Theso stoves are the best rebuilt stoves In the city. Priced at almost half the cost of new. Terms to suit pun-hover. KKOOT fir KROOT, rail at >197-409 W. Wash. st. wFvV ANT TO" BUT good furniture, rugs, office and store fixtures. We pay more than other dealers. Call Cooperlder. USED GOODS STORE. Main 2288. DAVENPORT and household furniture; leaving city; 205 Cantabury apt.. Six tsenth and Central. For SALE —-Household goods; also counter and show cases. 2249 North Delaware street. MUStCA LIN STR U M EIM TB. A BEAUTIFUL AEOLIAN PIANOLA PLAYER. Rich satin mahogany case. has been used a short time In our demonstration booths. To be sold at a very low price In connection with our remodeling sale. For price or terms see or phone Mr. Grey PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 North Pennsylvania. Main 1309. SMITH & BARNES upright piano; golden oak case, like new; big bargain at >205; payments >1.76 per week. E. L. LENNOX PIANO CO. 16 N. Meridian at. BEAUTIFUL AEOLIA N PIANOLA PLAYER BEGINNERS' violin*, mandolins, guitars; bargains. TUTTLE. 201 Indiana Ave FINE player piano. >4O down and >4 per week. North 4221. PET STOCK AND POULTRY. PERSIAN kittens; registered stock. Woodruff 6078. CANARY BIRDS for Jala Call Belmont ? r„ "coal AND WOOP FOR HALE. ILLINOIS LUMP >9.76 L. H. BAIN COAL CO. Main. 2X51. Main 3631.

REAL ESTATE—FQH BALE. We have the following bargains to offer, east. TACOMA AYE. 9 rooms, $2,700; terms. TEMPLE AYE. 6 rooms, lights, gas and water, $2,750; terms. TACOMA AVE. 5 rooms, semi-modern, $3,500. BEVILLE AVE. 6 rooms, semi-modern, $3,100; terms. TACOMA AVE. 9 rooms, modern, $4,500. SOUTH GRACE ST. 6 rooms, semi-modern, $3,500. KENMORE ROAD New 5-room stucco modern, full basement, $7,000. HOYTAVE. 6 rooms, modern, large glazed back porch, $4,600. W. 30TH ST. 8 rooms, $3,000. COTTAGE AVE. 6 rooms, $2,100. N. SHERMAN DRIVE. 7-room modern, $4,500. Also have several 6 and 8 room moderns north, very reasonable. The following doubles: E. VERMONT ST. 5 rooms a side, electric lights, water and gas, rents S4O per month; $4,000; terms. EASTERN AVE. 5 rooms a sidp, semi-modern, rents, $3,400; price, $3,200, terms. N. DAVIDSON ST. • 8 rooms a side; $4,200, terms. N. BELMONT AVE. 5 rooms a side, good condition; rents, S3O; $2,800. Business corner, Washington st., east, rents $l6O per month; price, ! $13,600. WOOD LAWN AVE. Semi-modern, $1,600; terms. TACOMA AVE. Double, 5 rooms a side, semi-mod-em; $3,600; terms. GILL REALTY CO. Main 1646 Auto. 28-236. 257 W. WASHINGTON ST. SI,OOO Cash $45 Pur Month buy* six-room condition first block north of Thirty eighth Mrect boulevard paved ow nor leaving city. Prlc# 94.560. can b* grivsn on 10th of Bepismt>*r if pur* hoFod in next f#*v day*. ’*!! Mr D* vu. Wm. F. W ocher. *95 f’lty Trust IVdg Msln 111*. Auto. 24-59*. $250.00 Cash, Balance like rent. Four-room cotta** locttfd ‘Vloao-ln’*, nrar Southeastern a\e.. Rood condition; a real bargain. Call Mr Kldgoway. PRICK. 9 2 000 Tibbs-Bose Realty Cos. 436 American Central Life bid* Circle 435. Auto. 27-434 i Nlgth*. North 7756. $350.00 Cash, Balance like rent. Fi ur-room cott.ig* gon.J ronditlnh. rlectric lights. and v*tr. rltual*d on car !lr In sxcrllsnt neighborhood. Prloo >1.400. (.'ail Mr. Ridge, ay Tibbs-Bose Realty Cos. Circle 4-6 Auto 27-43 v. Mehta* North 775$ Rooming House Home Nine room*, really modern; five keeping room* and bath upstair*; hurdwoott floor*. Dig lot on two alley*. Ka,*y term*. the Mae Lead Realtor Main 4fS3 Harrison 1904. 391 City Trust Bidg. COLORED BUYER Small cottnjc* on Kthel mroei. near Twenty-fifth atreet. 91,5)0. half canh. Hhelburn, with L N. Richie & Son. BEAUTIFUL high, Urgs isv.l lot. half square of Maple road boulevard (Uth at.), only two squares southeast of fair grounds. Fine Investment or building site. Will aeli to good party on e*->y pay tn >l9 caah, >1.69 weekly. Price only >525. Get busy. 540 Lemcko Annex. M.io 1459. A I >andy Little Cotti In North Indianapolis, live rooms, >LO9O, >790 cash, balance monthly. Shelburtt, with I. N. Richie & Son. Bargain Two Capitol avenue lots north 'f Thirty-fourth street, east friiit. For nail ut bargain. Call Mr Davir. WM. F. WOCHER. Main 399*. Auto. 24-800. 805 City Trust bldg. FIVE-ROOM bungalow, new paint, new pnper, new fencing, floors newly flnIshrd; iarg* front porch. If you want a home nee it. 317 tj. Oakland ave. Prospect 6132. EAST, 5-room bungalow; long living room, hardware floors. Kruse steel furnace: large basement; improved etreet. I will sell on (payments, Irvington 1 t>7. lIOVEY ST., near Twenty-fourth, double, four rooms aside, rented for >2O; price, >2,100; >l5O cash; >2O monthly. OSCAR LEE. 1002 City TraM, Main at:',. FI VIS- ROOM modern home, south; anew bungalow, ready to move in. 1 will sell this on payments to the right party. Woodruff 7319. I HAVE all kinds of homos on south side; singles and doubles. Cash or payments. Call Prosport 018 4 after 4 p. tn. INDIANA TRUST CO. Sells real estate, collects rent, writer fire insurance EIGHT-ROOM modern Tn Itvingt df by owner who is leaving city. For real largala cell Irvington 3694. IM'.ME.t on payments, Iti.tiOl'Wi >R'7II ,V FLOOD. 529 Peoples Bank Bidg. Phone Clrclo 332 REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN. LARGE, beautiful lots In AVayne park. Just off of West Washington street, which is being paved; >1 down. >1 week. Will take you out In our automobile at your convenience. OSCAR LEE. 1902 City Trust. Main 915. ~ LOTS FOR SALE. FOR SALE—LOTS >235; >t down and >1 weekly payments. Corner ave. lots. Sewer in and paid. I. N. Richie & Son. 151 East Market St. REALESTATE—W AN T ED. i HAVE a buyer for good six or evenroom house north. Also for a five-room bungalow and ft double or duplex. If your property is for Hale cal! Main 142. Ask for Mr. Youiu;. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. r WANTED—ReaI estate. I will" buy sev,eral small cottanos. RUSSE HARTMAN. A24 North (Delaware street.

WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? Surely, everybody does. If you could only step Into every home in Indianapolis this evening, and there while the people have plenty of time tell them just what you have to sell or what you want to buy, wouldn’t It be great? But that’s a human Impossibility. You can’t be there yourself. The next best thing you can do is to tell the people through a “Want Ad” in the Classified Columns of The Times. V > FARMS—FOR SALE. ONE of the best stock and grain farms in the state, near Greencastle, Ind. Sugar tree soil; no creek, but a small spring branch through farm; 350 acres in cultivation; balance in heavy bluegrass; enough now for 1,090 sheep; price, >IOO per acre; loan of >27,000 for three years. The finest 160-acre home In Carroll county. Eighty per cent black soil; buildihgs. fencing, ditching the best; bank burn. 85x55 feet; close to thriving town; price, >350. OLIPHANT CO., Frankfort, Ind. 100 ACRES in Otvcn cotnty, 5 miles from Freedom. Ind. Crops are in: good barn and houae. Dandy orchard with about 200 bushels of good winter apples. Price >3.500; cash >2,000, balance to bo paid within two years. No interest first year. Improvements and stock Included at this price. Phone Irvington 3363 or address O. A. KANTNER. 501 Riley avenue. 80 ACRES, Green county; 70 cultivated’ well improved; good buildings; >4.000. M ill throw In horses, cows. Implements, etc., tc quick buyer. Only half cash. Addles* Box 1021, Indianapolis. 256 ACRES, limestone soli; 75 bottom. 45 timber; good 8-room house; good barn and other outbuildings. Price >SO per acre. H. L. POLLOCK, Otisco. Ind. C_ Ij P, T 9 P. L?‘- l u WONDER MIXERS Hoists and pumps for building and bridge construction. All sizes carried in stock. Burl Finch, Dist., 312-20 W. Maryland St. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. MOVE BV RED BALL TRANSIT. REMEMBER—WE INSURE YuL’R LOAD. We move anything—any time—anywhere. Some prices we can quote on five-day booking. Indianapolis to or from: Chicago. >125; Detroit. >150; Cincinnati, >BS; lyOUlsville. >8,7; Akron, G., >.00; Ft. Wavne, >BS. Ask us for prices to other points. Call Main 4631 before you move. We can save you money. RED BALL TRANSIT CO.. ✓75717 \TK\ f7 storage ch*apet // " [ W/ RATES IN CITY. CALL // \{ US. Everything at resit w J eonsbla pries. Packed. VI I J I shipped anysrbars. VjTi'gy U Locked room If destreA in tvt Henry. Main 4699. CALL SHANK for tne Mat service t hauling, packing, shipping ands <rsg 337-229 North New Jersey Vista 2923 D CNN TBaUs FE R. Phone North *4. LEGAL NQTtCE. The valuation of all property within Woodruff Place la II #49.749 The rate of taxation proposed is 11.01, made up as follows. general find. Salaries and office expense > 1.109.00 I-ebor. 4,090.00 Stre.-t lighting 3.000.90 Parkway maintenance 1,550.00 Material ami auppilee 1.209.00 Garbage and ashes 1,050.00 East Tenth street Improvement. 1.000.00 Water rent 500.00 Total 113.419.00 Tax. General fund ....>13.410.00 .73 Track elevation fund.... 375.00 .02 Interest on bonds fund.. 775.00 .044 Sinking fund 1.800.00 .07 Park fund 280.00 .019 Sanitation fund 300.00 .014 School fund 2.300.00 .126 Torsi tax levy proposed >t.ol The board of trustees ha* fixed Monday, Sept. 13, 1920, at 7 39 p. tn o'clock, in the old Woodruff club building, I verse it lon of the ( rose end the East drives, tn sal ' tow n, as the time and place of u public hearing on said approximations and proposed tax levy, RUSS G. THOMAS. Town Clerk. FINANCIAL.

We Have It Money on personal property. If you are keeping house and have furniture. piano, Vtctrola or auto, see u* fur financial assistance Quick service, courteous treatment. Ask u* about term* on SSO, sio3, S2OO or S2OO 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. State Loan Cos. 305 Odd Fellow Bide. Cor. Penn, and Wash. Sts. Phone-: Main 4519. New 24-629. -\io.\KV TU LOAH On First Mortgage Security ssx per Cent GILL REALTY CO. Main IG4(>, Auto. 28-236 WE ARK PREPARED TO MAKE REAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS. MORTGAGES, BONDS AND STOCKS LISTED AND UNLISTED INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO. FRANK K. SAWYER. Pree. Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg. Southwest corner Delaware and Market. Second Mortgage Real estate loan* made on good farm* and Improved city properties. GIBKALTEK FINANCE COMPANY. 101 N Delaware street. Main ICIS. INjUHANCK in all branches. AUBREY’ I> PORTER. 916 Peoples Bank Bid*. Main 7049. LOANS on Diamonds; 3p,ve per month. BURTON JEWELRY CO.. 62 Monument. WHY WORRY? LET a Times Want ad sell it for you. Columbus Research Man Will Speak Here One of the speakers at the annual meeting of the Institute of Criminal Law aud Criminology |n Indianapolis, Sept. lt> to 18, will be Henry Herbert Goddard of Columbus, O. From 190S to 101S he was director of research in the Vineland (New Jersey) Training School for Defectives. Since 1-*IS, he has been director of the state bureau of Juvenile research in Columbus. Dr. Herman Adler of Chicago, state criminologist for Illinois, also will speak at the meeting. ll<> will discuss the relation of the criminologist to the courts. Canadian Family of 3 Killed Near Butler Special to The Times. BUTLER, Ind., Sept. 3. -G. E. Mcßae, fid, his wife and daughter, Ina, of Kdgington, Alberta. Canada, touring the states, wvre killed instantly three milej east of here Wednesday when their automobile was hit by, the second sec- . tiou of the . Twentieth Century Limited,

Here’s Why, Boys PARIS, Sept. S. —The secret of these atrocious “overseas” caps that every American soldier cursed has Just come out. The French first decreed their use by the poiltis In order to consume Immense stocks of blue cloth ordered by the minister of war and at the same time to ssve the leather used for hatbands and visors of the ordinary kepis. The American army wanted to do away with the cumbersome broad-brimmed hat and adopted the French style. EPILEPTIC HOME IS WITHOUT COAL Gov. Goodrich Refuses to Take Any Action. The Indiana village for epileptics, at Newcastle, is without coal. Maurice C. Shelton, secretary of the Joint purchasing board of Indiana, stated yesterday that Gov. Goodrich had refused to allow tbo Lenoir mine to furnish coal to the institution until after Jan. 10, 1921, the date on which his term as governor expires. Following refusal of Gov. Goodrich to allow the mine to furnish coal to the epileptic village, a re-allocation was made for furnishing of coal to the place, and the committee of operators alloted ten cars to the Knox County Coal Operators’ association. Mr. Shelton stated that this association had started several cars of coal rolling to the institution, in order to relieve the shortage. NEW POLICY FOR MEXICO GIVEN Huerta Addresses New Con* gress, Emphasizing Conditions. MEXICO CITY. Sept. 3. —President Do La Huerta, openiug the first session ol the new Mexican congress, emphasized the following conditions: Mexico's potential oil production is twice that of the United States and the Mexi'-an government Is doing everytihng possible to develop the industry. Commercial treaties with other nations are being studied preparatory to revising them to meet post-war conditions. Extradition treaties with other countries are In effect for the first time in ten years. The government now is able to guarantee the lives and property of foreign citizens. The question of indemnities is being studied with a view to amicable settle, ment of all such claims. Although a few bandits are at larg* all Important rebels have been subdued and the federal army greatly reduced. Both domestic and foreign business has Increased greatly under the present administration. De La Huerta's address was regarded as having particular significance, because recent elections gave him a majority In congress for the first time since he assumed office. Irvington Will Get Postoffice Station Plans are being made to establish a substation of the Indianapolis postoffice in Irvington. Postmaster Robert E. Springsteen said yesterday. Bids for the quarter* and equipment are being received and the Irvington office will be moved from its present quarters at Tandy’s cigar and stationery store as soon as possible. “In view of the ever-growing volume of business of the Irvington office the department will be able to give better service If a classified station is established,” said Postmaster Springsteen.

Marriage Licenses Clarence Meyer, C4I Roosevelt iv 23 Rophia Martlage, Iflld Pleasant 5t.... 18 Vernice McCoy, 2127 Sheldon st 24 Gladys Ross. 2324 YandPs st 18 Andrew Springer. 14 N. State av 22 Opal Clapp. 18U1 Broadway 18 Thomas Hutchings. Ifit Bright 5t.... 2fi Leona Davenport. 522 W. New York st. 22 Walter Palmer. 930 Woodlawn ave... 22 Geraldine Lane. 721 Buchanan 5t.... 17 Harry Barlow. SIS Atbon st 41 I-ydla Taylor, (121 N. Alabama st 41 Harry Diehl. 1002 W. 3fith st 34 Elsie Schlatter. 1002. W. 35th st 27 Frederick Feber. 420 V. Rural st 24 Dorothy Smith. S6O Udell st 18 Ralph Hatley, 1712 Rembrandt st 21 Lola Wiebke. 1528 Montcalm st 20 John Harrington. 22b W. New York st. 60 Armantv Van ('amp. 714 S. Harding st. Oi Abner Megebee, Zionsville. Ind 78 Margaret Abrams, 435 K. Market 5t,... 59 Ezra Ford, 1546 Lee st 44 Bertha W’atson, 1217 Bridge st 34 Walter Johnson, 530 N. California st.. 22 Koca Henry, 800 W. Twenty-fifth st.. 19 Isaac I-nke. 1434 I’Mrk ave 08 Louisa Musgtane, 1934 Park ave 09 Delphus Hart, 1929 Prospect st 24 Ethel Chitter, 3300 N. Cale st 18 Harry Do Moss, 428 Fulton st 2t Mary Hallar, 428 Fulton st 23 Michael Smith. Manchester, 0 21 Gertrude Shipley, 402 X. Arlington ave. IS True! Bennett. 328 N. Capitol ave 28 Isabel Brown, Terre Haute' Ind 31 Bernte Bartlett, 2104 Olney st 23 1- loy Mlnck, 2915 McPherson ave 19 Thomas Mascari, 920 S. East st 24 Monna House, 410 Leeds ave 22 Max Baker, 407 N. New Jersey st 22 Helen Beatty, 1057 W. Thirtieth st... 28 Carl Knapp, Cleveland. 0 29 Mildred Ostllig, 917 Henry st 25 Frank Krachenpels, 1309 Lexington ave 20 Thelma Harmening, 1534 K. Keely st. 17 Merrill Dorreil, Morgan county 24 Lillian Barnett, R. It. 0 21 Birtks Arthur and Doris Wright, City hospital, boy. William and Susie Hubbard, City hospital, girl. John and Addie Martin, 759 Center, boy. Ernest and liculah Randolph, 839 Atbon, boy. Oscar and Norma Van Cleave, 2247 Broadway, boy. • Otis and Carrie Baker, 341 Trowbrid.e boy. Thomas and Flora King, 1136 North Gale, boy and girl, twins. Frank and Kathryn Iteid, St. Vincent's hospital, boy. Thomas and Julia Theard, 19 North Chester, girl. Claude and Margaret P.amer, 3<k>l Broadway, girl. Erwin and Roxle White, 211.8 Avondale place, girl. Patrick and Susie Downey, 735 DeQuincy, girl. James and Nettie Guy, 420 North Ketehatn, girl. Thomas and Myrtle Nolan, 1237 Nordyke, girl. Andrew and Anabelle Cliff. 637 Coffey, boy. Clyde and Bertha McLean, 3417 West Washington, boy. Clifford and Ruth Lombard. 1536 North Rural, boy. John and Mattie Miles, 1021 St. Peter, bry. Deaths Helen Anna Deveuey, 17, St. Vincent’s hospital, appendicitis. Harriett I. Read, 79, 3325 East New York, mitral stenosis. Charles Helrner, 40, 434 North Dearborn, general septicemia. James M. Simmons, 64, 1043 South Pershing, carcinoma. Sarah M. Milner, 19, St. Vincent’s hospital, general septicemia. Ida Shelkofskey, 49 , 235 North Elder, chronic myocarditis. Nanev It. Snyder, 76, 1234 Hoyt, arterlo sclerosis. Infant Havert, 037 East Eleventh, premature birth. Ma.garct C. Hanley, 9 days, 029 North Temple, ileocolitis. Ltota Jane Gaston, 35, 645 East Pratt, chronic myocarditis. Anna Grace Newqulst, 7 months, 1440 Hoyt, enteritis.

SAYS REDS CAN FORCE ALLIES , TO MAKE TERMS Woman Soviet Representative ‘Not a Bolshevik,’ Airs Views. By BARBARA DEPOETE, (International News Service Staff Correspondent.) LONDON, Sept. 3.—“ The allies can not starve bolshevism into submission, but soviet Russia can. starve the allies into making peace. The day is not far off when that will happen.” A beautiful woman who is one of tns pillars of sovietism, although she is not herself a bolshevist, said this to me in a tone devoid of threat or brfvado. This woman is Barbara Nicolaevna Polovtzeva. Few know that she has been one of the chief figures In the trade negotiations here between soviet Russia and Great Britain being one of the triumvirate of soviet emissaries who compose the Russian commercial council in'London. Despite all the new threats of anew blockade of soviet Russia by the allies, members of this council are calmly with their work here. The only woman member told me was not a bolshevist, but believed In working with the soviets now that they were the only actual government in. Russia. . “Did any American republican ever refuse to serve under the democratic administration during the war?” she asked me with an ironical smile. Then she conI tinued in a serious vein: “The last seven years have bled Europe white. They have destroyed the basis on which the economic structure of eastern Europe was built and they have considerably shaken that of western Europe. FACE SQt lAL REVOLITIOX. I “Unless Europe regains its economic ; equilibrium the world will witness a soi clal revolution, the like of which has never been recorded in history. “Political peace is the first prerequisite of a condition under which Europe can straighten out and under which commerce and trade and agriculture can be j developed. "Another war, or even a continuation ; of the present condition, is suicidal, j “It U true that the allies can do withoi t our raw materials for a while but not forever. “Very soon they will have to come-to terms. Why not now? They need onr flax, our timber, wheat, furs, leather, : metals. “Eighty per cent of all the platinum used In the world comes from Russia, i the allies can not get along without Russia much longer, or there will be a consumers’ crisis In comparison with which the present living conditions are j nothing. “Not only do the allies need for her raw materials, but also as ? market for their finished products. “The recent announcement of the soviet government. Inviting foreign capital to invest in Russian development, should : open very tempting prospects to AmeriI cans. “How do you conciliate that invitation with your system of complete nationalization?” I asked Dr. Polovtzeva. ""ell. you gee,” she answered, “we do not give capital a free hand in Russia. “11 e shall give each firm or individual a special concession limited as to the object, place, period for which it should hold, and the conditions under which work should proceed, all this in strict accord with the letter and spirit of our : socialist government. “And although this concession will not be as immediate and as hugely profitable as those granted in less civilized connIriea, yet It will yield enough in the long run to be advantageous. “I should like to go to America and i help organize there our future business j relations with the United States. Per- ! haps I will.” SUES BROKERAGE CO. FOR $505,000 H. V. Greene Defendant in Court Action. 4k NEW YORK, Sept. 3.—Action to obtain s3o'i,ooo from the H. V. Greene Company, investment brokerage corporation, with offices in 115 cities in the United States, has been filed In the supreme court by Mark <>. Prentiss of the bankers’ foreign credit clearing house, it was learned yesterday. Summons have been issued and deptles called to serve them in all of Greene's branch offices and on Greene. The summons complains that Greene violated a contract for the sale of 54,000,000 worth of stock. SYRACUSE, X. Y„ Sept. 3—Syracuse assets of H. V. Greene, Boston banker' and the U. V. Greene Company, a -Massachusetts stock selling corporation, wer* seized yesterday under a warrant of at--i taohment issued by Supreme Court Justice Fhilip J. McCook of New York in a half-milliou dollar action brought by Murk O. Prentiss, New York promoter. Prentiss claimed Greene was to back hint in exploiting the United States" j clearing house for foreign credits, and that in June, Greene repudiated the agreement aud influenced several prominent men to refuse to act on the clearing house directorate. Brings Back French Kissing Habit; Fined CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.—This Is a little story about kissing. John Purvis during the recent world war fought gallantly overseas. He was awarded a victory medal. That Johu, who lately has been working as a cook, may have brought back : French customs Is the fear expressed j by Police Court Prosecutor Woeste whom John, arraigned on a charge of disorC : derly conduct, was accused by his wifiL I ot being a kisser. He kissed the saucer his wife drank from, kissed liis own picture and kissed I the looking glass into which he looked, | Mrs. Purvis claimed. Denying these charges, John declared the only thing lie did to the dishes was to wash them for his wife. It was after his father told the court tHat Purvis “is susceptible” and that, although only 32, he has had “three wives already," that Police Judge Yeatntan fined him. "I know that Frenchmen kiss their photos aud also the dishes from which' their lady loves have eaten or drunk,” said Prosecutor Woeste. Rock Island Wreck Kills 1, Injures 3 FT. WORTH, Tex., Sept. 3.—The fireman was killed and fourteen passenger* ! badly Injured, yesterday when the Rock Island’s fast train, from Chicago Into Texas, was wrecked forty mileS* ; north of here. Tries to Kill Wife, Then Shoots Self DETROIT, Sept. 3. Despondency caused by illness and the high cost ol llviug Is said to have been the cause of the suicide of Paul Sukas, 30, who shot and killed himself yesterday after scooting and seriously wounding his wife. -t*