Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 137, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1920 — Page 9

INDIANA DAILY TIMES 25-28 8. Meridian St. PHONES—CLASSIFIED ADV. DEPT. Main ..M0 Automatic 28-351 RATES. On* time .0* per line Three consecutive times... .08 per line Six consecutive times 0T per line Male or female help wanted, situation wanted, male or female; rooms to let and board and rooms wanted — One time 03 por Hue Three consecutive times.. .47 per line Six consevutive times..... .08 per line Contract rates on application. L*t>l notices...... .88 per line Lodges and dub notices TSc per Insertion Church notices (1 Inch or lees) 50c per Insertion Over 1 inch. .07 per line additional. Death notices, 85c per Insertion. The Business Office closes at 8 p. us.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR*. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 588 East Market. Old Phone Main 808. New Phone. 27-303. A. M. Ragsdale, J. Walsh Prloe. John Paul Ragsdale. A. M. RAGSDALE CO. * North Delaware street. J. C. WILSON 1888 Prospect Auto. 51-671. Prospect 888. FUNERAL DIRECTORS— Wit. E. K RIEGER. New 81-154. Msln 1454, 1488 N. nilnola TCTEWILER. Funeral Director. 984 S. Meridian si. UNDERTAKERS. ~ W. T. BLASENGYM 8888 Shelby st. Proa 8178. Auto. 11-114 UNDERTAKERS —HISEY * TITOS. 881 North Dei, New 88-584 Main 3SO. OEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICED THOMAS, MART E.—Wife of Dr. B. C. Thomas, died early Sunday morning at The residence, 938 English ave., age (2. Funeral serrloea at 2 p. m., Tuesday. Friends may view the body after 2 p. m. Monday. Oot. 18. CARD OF, THANKS. CARD OF THANKS—Wa wish to expreas our appreciation for the faithfulness and sympathy of relatives and friends through the long illness of our dearly beloved i daughter. Margaret Devine; to extend our { heartfelt thanks to relatives and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy, and for the beautiful flowera sent at ner death, and to the Rev. Edwin Cunningham for his consoling words, and to the funeral directors. Shirley Bros. WILLIAM A. AND BIRDIE DEVINE. ~~ LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Between Block's and Ayres store. Jeweled fraternity pin, initials on baok. C. W. Reward if returned to F. L. JONES, Sd floor Lemck* Annex, care Equitable Life Assurance Go. LOST—Gentleman's watch, 81 Jewel Waltham, at Machinists' Hall, North Delaware, Saturday night. Return 809 Highland avenue or phone Woodruff 52(3. Reward, MISSING FRIENDS and relatives traced everywhere; no criminals looked for. Call Main 6947. or write lost agent. II Baldwin blo-k Indianapolis. Ind. LOST—Boston bulldog, brown with white markings. Answers to name Mugs. Liberal reward for information. Washington 3045. I LOST—Sterling silver War Mothers 1 pin. MRS. ALLEN. 2915 W. Jackson. NOTICES. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER. AMERICAN RED CROSa Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Red Cross will be held in accordance with announcements from national headquarters on Wednesday. Oct. 27, 1920, at 4 o’clock p. m. on the seventh floor of the Chamber of Commerce for the election of twelve directors for the term of three years and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. All members are requested to be present. WILLIAM FORTUNE. Chairman. ROCMB—TO LET. YOUNG MEN, live down town this winter. 22 W. Vermont, one square north of postoffice and Y. M. C. A.; modern. Rates for 3 or more together. Mein 7898. FURNISHED steam-heated front and small room; gentlemen preferred. 331 North Capitol. TWO light housekeeping rooms, 4 Plum street; first street west of bridge, CLEAN room, private family; gentlemen. 2224 Ashland avenue. CAPITOL. 2018 N.; modern room with meals. North 2056. HOUSES—TO LET. FIVE-ROOM double; modern except furnace at 2428 East Eleventh street. CRIDER, 13 When bldg. TWO-ROOM house, 2909 Manlove avenue, 213, Phone business hours Main 2017. ROOMS—WANTED. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE Store Room About 3,500 square feet floor space required, also same amount of space additional for stock. Location must be in good retail district, Washington, Massachusetts or Illinois street preferred. Will give security on long or short lease with privilege. Address CHAIM STORE, 1826-28 Race St., Cincinnati, Ohio. ...... ’ i PROFESSIONAL BERyiCEsT~ NATURAL THERAPEUTICS INSTITUTE Suite 59, When Bldg., Indianap- j olis, Ind. The only institution of its kind in Indiana and second in the United States and Canada where the suffering men, women and children find a true relief and permanent cure from Acute and Chronic Ailments by pure natural methods of treatment, baths and diet. Lady attendant. Phone Main 9017. DR. S. PENCHEFF, M. T. t N. D. Natureopathy. Swedish Massage Baths and general treatments. Thorough satisfaction. 119 East Vermont street. FirsV floor front. Hours 10 a. n>. to 9 p. m, VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage. MISS DE VERE. 17!* W Ohio. Main 8372. BUSINESS SERVICE*. ~~~ jJfcjHg-S SEWING MACHINES *T Repaired and Rented wii by week or month. Every piece, part or screw for any sewing machine. White Sewing Machine Cos, Main 808. Auto. 25-2XB. 813 Maaa Ave. FEATHERS Bought, told, renovated, mattresses and pillows mad* to order. E. F. BtIRKLE 419 Maaa. ave. Main 1433. New 28-778. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES sharpened, TUTTLBDGE. 201 Indiana ave. If your clock la not running phone Circle 4 307. M. R. Shearn. 811 North Alabtm*. TAKE The Ttmao Want ad route \o reach imrrt*. ‘

MALE HELP—WANTED.

Men, boy 8 and colored girls, not under 16 years of age. S. Keystone avenue and Belt R. R. Take Prospect car to end of line. FAIRMOUNT GLASS WORKS. ONE EXPERIENCED PLAINING MILL BENCH MAN: MARION COUNTY LUMBER AND COAL CO., MINNESOTA AND REISNER. MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 309 E. Washington Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 767. COLORED boy with wheel to work all day. 29 E. Market. ERRAND boy wanted, white. 815 Century bldg. SITUATION WANTED—MALE. SITUATION by first-class all-round mechanic; pipe work, electric, elevator work, rope splicing. 8. DAVIE, 638 East MoCarty. SALuSiVic.N—WAN! LD.

Stock Salesman wanted We want five more live atook salesmen. Our proposition la unusually attractive. Some choice territory with good leads now open. Call at 40 Virginia ave. and let ua show you one of our wonderful little ice refrigerating machines, making ice and refrigerations. ' Arctic Ice Machine Cos. 11-12 Arcade. Main 4485.

WANTED—THREE STOCK SALESMEN TO SELL COMMON STOCK FOR A GROWING MANUFACTURING CONCERN THAT HAS AN ARTICLE OF MERIT; 300 SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN AND BANKERS HAVE ALREADY PURCHASED THIS STOCK. PRONF URCLE 61, GENERAL MANAGER. “ SALESMEN We now have THE PROPOSITION for wide awake, conscientious, stock salesmen, located in this city, or other Indiana territory. An opportunity for the energetic. Write or call at No. 210 Peoples Bank Bldg. ’ EXPERIENCED stock salesmen for flrstclsss dividend paying securities of oldestablished Indiana corporation. Call at room SXO Board of Trade any Tuesday or Wednesday. AGENTS—WANTED. MEN end women for seasonable and paying line. 19 South New Jersey. FEMALE HELP— WANTED,~ Indiana Bell Telephone Company New York and Meridian Sts. Progressive Employment. Our goal is to develop the best in each employe^ EXPERIENCED girl for general housework. private home, In Valley Mills, eight miles out. AU conveniences, including gas for cooking. Qood pay. Call Mrs. Hethericgton. Phone West Newton, 4 on 60. EXPERIENCED presser on ladles' garments, good hours and salary; Inexperienced need not apply. HOLLANDER BROS-, 1028 Virginia avenue. WOMAN for company and assist mother in oar* of children and light housework. 569 Highland avenue. GIRLS over 1(. upstairs over 458 Boulh Meridian. HONEY DEW BUTTER SCOTCH. GIRL for grotery work. E. B, HOLTAhL Prospect 771. COOK wanted. Msln 2896. SITUATION WANTED—FEMALeT |i^AAy^A/VSAAAAAAAAy>A^a4^S^sA/VAyvs/w^s/> MIDDLE-AGED woman desires position as housekeeper; has boy age 11. Can give best of reference* Address A No. I 1592, Times. , AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, SIOO $125 $l5O down will buy a good used car. Wo hate Fords, Maxwells, Buicks, Dodges and others, in fine shape, that we can sell you on a amall down payment, balance one year. No red tape. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS 51$ N. Capitol. Open Evenings. Oakland racing car, This ear has won several ' races, although built recently. Will do 86 miles per hour and Is the best dirt track [ car ln the State. If Interested call the ‘ L. F. JUSTICE MOTOR CO., 610 N. Delaware. Main 3276. REAL VALUES In Ueed Cars Oakland roadster, 1919 model, good paint, good mechanical condition, $876, # Oaldand Sedan, demonstrator, $1,750. Special bargain in H. A. L. Oakland Motor Car Cos. _ PRE-WAR PRICES ON ALI, ÜBED CARS. Oldsmoblle 8, 1919 touring. VeU* 6 touring, 1917. Ford touring. 3 918. Dodge roadsters, 1918. Oakland Sedan, 1919. Chevrolet touring, 191 J. Many other oafs. All have been rebuilt; cosh or terms. . INDIAN APOLiS AUTO BALES CO. Itß N. Penna. at. Mala 38<$. Open Sundays and evenings, Oakland Sedans One 111! and one 19}8 model. Two JBBO models, run very little; can’t be told from new; we will sell these cars at a great sacrifice. 81 o N. Delaware. Oakland Touring car, 191* model; newly painted and ln tin* shape; S7OO. Com* quick. 610 N. Delaware. Mein 8276. Wck Ufht six touring in flrst-olass oon- . can hardly be told from new, (775. Small payment down, balanoe one eg MAI .

NOW IS THE TIME To buy a good used car. Many people who buy motor cars in the spring sell them in the fall and buy new ones the next season. In order to sell the old cars readily they make a <stbig reduction In price. This is your opportunity to get a good car cheap. Many bargains appear under the Autos for Sale classification of this page every day. If you are on the market to buy or sell a car, use the Times Want Ad medium. It will pay you. Ads received until 10:30 a. m. for publication the same day.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. USED CARS. Look our lot used ears r *r before buying. NATIONAL AUTOMOTr B CO.. 428 N. Capitol avu. Main 4758. Auto. 88-658. Oakland Roadster late 1918 model; fine tires; excellent condition ; will a-ll this car cheap. 510 N. Delaware. NASH~ROADSTER A dandy, fast car; condition guaranteed. Cash or terms. LOSEY-NASH RETAIL CO, Main 3348. Columbia six touring, 19X9 model; cord tires, worth (1,700; our price, (1,150. 510 N. Delaware. Malr. 21276. NASH TOURING Fine shape; will demonstrate by appointment. Cash or teams. LOSKYNASH RETAIL CO. Msln 3345. WE have several touring cars and roadsters. Will trade for diamonds, stock or equities in cltv property. 884 E. Market street. Main 5718. Oakland Touring If2o modtl. driven only 1,300 miles; extra equipment. 60S N. Delaware. _ Dodge roadster; late model; new ttrss; excellent condition. 610 N. Delaware st. BUlck, 1919~roadater~used ~ only 70 00 miles. One price. (1,050. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SALES CO., 235 N. Pennsylvania street. Main 2248. BEFORE purchasing a used car see us. We can save you money. DICKEY MOTOR SALES CO., 1027 North Meridian street. Maxwell Touring 1312 model. 510 N. Delaware. Main 3378. Dodge Sedan 1920, four doors, new car. U3ed slightly as a demonstrator. 610 North Delaware. MONROE M-2 sedan; dandy little closed car. Will sell cheap. 610 North Delastreet CADILLAC 2, model 53 touring; must he seen to be appreciated, (1,250. Main 3349. BUICK 6, roadster, H 44. new hood, cord tires and spare. Big bargain; cash or terms. Main 8349. CHEVROLET touring car 490. model 18; good condition. (250. 223 Spring jrtreel BUICK roadster, C 38 j a snappy bargain for a quick sale, (195 cash. Main 3349. AUTOMOBILES—WANTED. AUTOS WANTED We guarantee highest cash price for your car. INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 518 North Capitol. Main 2633. Auto. 22-013. Largest buyers and sellers of used curs iu the state. TwANT YOUR CAR and will pay you caah 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 cash. No delay for your money. It Is hers for you. Come In or call. I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos. <l3 N. Illinois st. Main 1578. Auto. 33-063. We also buy Junk cara AUTOS wanted; highest cash prlc-s; no delay i quick action. AUTOMOBILE TRAPINO CO.. 555 N. Capitol. AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. Get Your Car PAINTED Right In a modern daylight shop, first-claaa workmanship. FLEMING & REED WILL DO IT AT ' 130-132 E. New York St. CITIZENS AUTO REPAIR Work done by factory experts. REAR 2243 N. Capitol ave. Harrison 755. NEW BATTERIES FOR ANY CAR. REBUILT BATTERIES AT BARGAIN PRICES. BATTERY DISTRIBUTING CO.. (#7 MASS. AVE. MAIN 8146. OPEN UNTIL 9 P. NEW BATTERIES FOR ANY CAR. REBUILT BATTERIES AT BARGAIN PRICES. BATTERY DISTRIBUTING CO.. (07 MASS. AVE. MAIN 8146. OPEN UNTIL 9 P, M. AUTO WASHING" Our Specialty. 322-334 North Illinois S & S Auto Laundry ONE-MAN auto tops, aids curtains, seat and radiator covers. •PERFECTION AUTO TOP CO.. 1107 Udell street. North 545. ' EXPERT mechanic will repair car at your private garage, city or country) work guaranteed. Irvington 2224. VULCANIZING that gives satisfaction. DOWNTOWN TIRE SHOP, 86 Kentucky avenue. Main 1187. MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLE* HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motorcycles and Bicycle* Johnson Motor Wheel* ERNEST HUGHES 684-3* Mass. Ave. Main 6404. OASH paid for all kinds of motorcycles. FLOYD PETERMAN. 600 Masaachusetta avenue. AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR HIKB AUTOS FOR RENT—Do your own driving. U-Drive Auto Service at Hoosler Laundry. Rear Keith’s thsatsr. Main 6921. U-DRIVH ’EM. Automobile* rented to drive yourself. MARKET MOTOR SERVICE. 184 B. Market et. Main 5718. OVERLAND TRANSPORTATION. V^WW>/VSA/WWNA<WWVA < >NAA/Wy>fV^AA Highway Transport. SUN BEAM LINES. Main 8841. : DETECTIVE*. Quigley-Hyland Agency Civil ana Criminal Investigators. 528.528 Law bldg, Main 3902. • DID YOU SELL IT?" the automobile columns of

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18,1920.

BUSINESS CHANCE*.

I y OPPORTUNITY For Ladies and Gentlemen of this and surrounding communities. Take half an hour or so and see demonstrated at studio, 228 N. New Jersey st. One of the LATEST. simplest, MOST BEAUTIFUL and MOST PRACTICAL INVENTIONS of Its kind In this age—projecting MOVING PICTURES In their NATURAL, ORIGINAL COLORS, aa photographed. The energetic, the enterprising will seize THIS OPPORTUNITY, grttsp the WONDERFUL ATTAINMENT, Inver; an Interest, who will be permitted to , testlon and learn of Its GREAT POSSIBILITIES finding that It * atanda ALunß In a class TO ITSELF. Until further notice demonstrations given on the hour, from 10 o'clock morning to 6 o’clock evenings, Sundays excepted. You are cordially welcomed by courtesy INTERNATIONAL MOVING PICTURE AND FILM CO. Ask for Mr. Roberts, demonstrator. 1 ROOMING HOUSES, all sizes, prices and locations; cash or terms. See us before buying. H. &M. SALES SERVICE 312 Indiana Trust bldg. Main 6773. OROCERY and meat market for sale. 1617 W, Vermont. Phone Belmont 4287. PERBONALB, ~ I WILL pay any one (10 reward who will give me any Information as to the whereabouts of my brother. William A. Privett, ago 88. He has blue eyas and light hair; weighs about 170 lbs. and Is about 5 feet 11 Inches tall. Last heard of him at Brookvllle, Ind., In 1908. Please write B. F. PRIVETT, 1011 South Washington street. Bloomington. Ind. WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Nellie Mueller. GEORGE F. MUELLER. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. 7">r ' TV) In Morton Place, 11-room M(*S A\ IT ill house full lot. east front, A 7/MV 11/ I beautifully furnished. Now UlXir— . .JJ renting for (246; (3,900 rash will handle this. Remember, all the furniture goes with this. After the Initial payment Is made property will pay for itself and leave salary of (150 per month. The closest Investigation solicited. OEO. A. LUCAS, 405 People’s Bank Bldg. Circle 6600. Evenings, Irvington 831. Auto. n-i7B. FOUB-ROOM BUNGALOW West Close to a good school, half mile west of West Washington street car line. Call Belmont 4361. SOUTH SIDE BUNGALOW East Oemmar st. See this house If you want a home In attractive neighborhood. -Price. (3.250. BRANDEN * JAMESON. Main 6762 __ __ _ Auto. 13-ttl. SSOO Cash, $25 per Month Double, Southeast Good five-room double with gee, i electricity, cistern end cellar; house recently decorated; also new roof and cement walks; a good buy for either home or Investment purposes; rent 834; price (3,090. Residence, Circle 1988. LOOK AT THIS. Five-room double, on Wright st.j elecj trio llghte; gas for cooking, city and cleI tern water In kitchen: now bringing In 149 | per month. Price 33.608; (1.260 cash, bal- : Knee (22.50 per month STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. Main 4577, LejrTj.'. —yy. North on Congreea ave.. 7i F] rootp modern home, eight VTTA4J s I reare old. garage, full lot I wJSecffe-—beautiful floor# and woodwork, (4.760 cash. (6,000. GEO. A. LUCAS, 405 People’s Bank Bldg. Circle 6600. I S3OO CASH j balance (2S per month. Now vacant 1(18 Bloyd avenue, 8 rooms, newly painted and | decorated; electrlo llghte. eto. Move right | In. The beat buy In Indianapolis. iiusse 11. Hartman, j 214 N. Delaware Bt. ; STUCCO, double: west On Lynn near Michigan; bungalow type, i three rooms and large pantry to side; electric lights, gas. cistern and trail; 11.000 ! (390 down. Mr. Trueblood. RELIABLE ; REALTY CO. 601 City Trust Bldg. Main i IS6. Evenings. Irvington 3283. BEAUTIFUL high. laratUievel lot half square of Maple road boulevard <BBth at.), only two squares aouthsast of fair grounds Fins Investment or building sit*. Will sell to good party on eesy payments (10 cash. (1.50 weekly. Prloe only (586. [ Q*t busy. 640 L:nrh* Arr.'i Vein 1409 Sti 1 y Park ave., north; 8-room modern residence; modern In every way; hardJL Yk. wood floors throughout. Garage, front drive. Prloe (7,000; (1.000 cash, balance (60 ptr month. ; Mr. Templeton. Main 6574. BERT | ESSEX. 208 Amertcan_C>ntrul Af#_bldg. [ eTgHT rooms, modern except furnaoe, Bevllle avenue near Tenth street. Part cash. ) TV. L. Bridge*. ' M*.ft 4114. 819 K. of P. Bid#. Byn!nf* Y/a*h!n*ton SR 5. BUNGALOW 8900 north; six rooms, modern | long living room, grate. bulltln features full baura.i t with laundry. Call be handled for (760 cash PANIC . CLARK A CO.. 226 East Ohio St. Main 3377. FOR HALE—Double 0 rooms to a side; furnace and bath; property In good repair. Price la right. Retsnor street, oloee to Morris. Shown t>y appointment only. MARTIN M. MARONEY. Main 8434. Call after 6 p. m. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 2(39 Bhriver avenue, 6 rooms modern with long living room. (5.230 on terms. Marion County State Bank. " 415 BLAKE STREET One-story cottage, price (2,600. See ua for easy terms. FRANK S. CLARK CO. 226 E. Ohio st. Main 2177. FOUR acres, five-room residence; good burn, one square from West Washington car line. See us about term*. FRANK 3. CLARK & CO. 228 K. Ohio St. ** 77 - FOR SALE—Small cottage aouth side; gooff s'reet. electrlo Tights; can be bought oheap; (1,000 required, balance low monthly payments. Call any time. North 7047. FOR SALE)—Double. 6 rooms to a side; N. Sheffield close to W. Washington st. Price right. Shown by appointment only. Main 8434. MARTIN M. MARONBT. Call after 6 p. m. _ SIX rooms, slate roof, furnaoe, basement, water, Baa, electrlo lights; small payment down, balance like rent. Call E, B. HOLTAM, Prospect 771. FOUR-ROOM bungalow, west; close to a good school, half mile west of West Washington street oar line. Call Belmont 4361. FOR homes on south side, modern and semi-modern from 3 to 11 rooms; single and doublet; cash or payments. For terms call Proapoct 6184 after 4 p. ro. FOR SALE—By owner, 8 now 4-room houses; S4OO cash, balance monthly. Call Woodruff 1418. SIX-ROOM house. Low prloe. 8388 Columbia avenue. ~ REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN. SUBURBAN HOMES. E’lve-room house, shade, half acre lot, 2 Bquares from Greenwood traction at Stop 7. Price (3,600; (1,000 cash, balance monthly. Five-room house, Arlington ave., and Twenty-Fifth street! 2 aores ground, right at traction line stop, (1,260 cash, balance monthly. Elght-rocm house. Keystone avenue and Fifty-First street, 6 acres ground, barn, shade and fruit. Fries (6.800. After 0 p. m, call North 1440. HALL-HILL, 147 £ Market. LARGE, beautirur lot* in Wayne park. Just olf of West Washington street, which is being paved; (1 down, (1 week. Will take you out in our automobile at pour convenience. OSCAR LEE. 1001 City Trust. Main 018. . WANTED—City property or business In trade for good farms. Send descriptions, etc. Address D. HORN. P. O, box 1081, Indianapolis. Circle 881.

LOTS FOR SALE.

FINE building sight near Thirty-eighth and Emerson; very cheap and easy payments. Call Belmont 4403. __ FAR MS-FOaSALE LANDOLOGY, special number. Just out containing 1920 facts of Clover Land In Marinette county. Wisconsin. If for a home or as an Investment you are thinking of buying good farm lands where farmers grow rich, send at once for this special number of LANDOLOGY. It Is free on request. Address SKID-MORE-RIEHLE LAND COMPANY. 113 Skldmore-Rlehle bldg., Marinette. Wla. FLORIDA—We’II help you get a good home on productive soli, high land, near this city, best market, easy terms. JAX HEIGHTS CO., Jacksonville, Fla_ M USICAL INBTRUM ENTB. SCHAEFFER UPRIGHT piano, In good condition. A bargain AT SIOO.OO payments; (1.50 per week. E. L. Lenox Piano Cos. RECORDS; good records of any make you desire, 40c. BAKER BROS., 218 ONE S2OO mahogany Vlctrola, 1 fumed oak. Will sell at big bargain. Circle 2677. BEGINNERS' violins, mandolins, guitars; bargains. TUTTLE. 201 Indiana Ave. FINE player piano, (44 down and (4 per week. North 4221. Hlinois Lump, SIO.OO L. H. BAIN COAL CO., Main 2151 or Main 3531. GOOD furnace wood and good cook wood. Call Woodruff 5194. FOR SALE—c<,*l and Wood" INTERHTATE PRODUCTS CO. Main 981. TftANSF_ER AND STORAGE. GW ONT /7 *TORAG* ch*ap? ( Vyy RATE* IN CITY. CALL j \( L'®. Everything at reasonable price. Packed. I J || shipped anywhere, 'ey Cl Locked room If desired. 90 West Henry. _ Main 4448 l CALL shank for the Met service la hauling, packing, shipping ands >rag. 127-129 North New Jersey Bt Msln ISI3. ~~ MACHINERY AND TOOLS. FAKM POWER SUPPLIES HERCULES GASOLINE ENGINES; ALL SIZEK ASSOCIATED GASOLINE ENOINES; ALL SIZES. FARM SAWING OUTFITS. FARM CONCRETE MIXERS. PUMPING OUTFITS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, WONDER MIXERS HOISTS AND PUMPS FOR BUILDING AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION. ALL SIZES CARRIED IN STOCK. BURL FINCH, DIST., 312-20 W. MARYLAND ST. ~ MI3CELLANEOU*—FOR SALE, Quit Wearing Ready-Made rami $ lYe make them to OjJ your measure for LEON TAILORING CO. 131 E. .NEW YORK. Op one flight. Match Your Coat /* /a \ with a pair of / a \ l.f.j TROUSERS [ I 11/ THE PANTS \I / 111/ STORE CO. In / I IU/ W 0 lilf k Vk 42 W. Ohio. Jjm w 8# no E. KiKni y HARP, full Shea and good" - piano of reliable make. *I.OO week payments, 10 *f>uh New Jersey. FOR SALE—Beautiful black fur ecarf and muff. Gent’s overcoat and eight foot porch gate. Phone Woodruff 2658. HOLCOMD A HOKE pop corn and pea--898?* a* good as new. Belmont NEW tin can* foi* canning; 800 doaeiT 1609 Hpruos street. Prospect 1861. BUTCHER S box cheap. Calf E " b7HOLTAM. Prospect 77L MINK SET, good condition; worth 1158, sell for (76. Irvington 815. MISCELLANEOUS—WANTED. aaaas.*.*, - - - , -g-l Attention We need alt kinds of furniture, and need It now. W* have the largsst and best rated used goods etore In this state. Call our buyer ar.d get what your goods are worth. Baker Bros. Auto. 88-286. Main 1411.

LEW SHANK Pay* beat prices In city for household | oods and fixture* of all kinds. 12T North New Jersey street, _ Maln_a#t A WILL PAT hest price for seoond-hand clothing. Cleaning, pressing, repairing done. JAMES RAIKOS. 24 Kentucky ave. Main 37._Auto. 22JS2T. LAMPS and wicker furniture. Will pay a good cash prloe. BAKER BROS. DINING ROOM' SUITED Will pay a good cash prloe. BAKER BROS. GAS RANGES and b e boxes. ~WIU pay cash. BAKER BROS. PIANO wanted. Will pay a good cash prlce._ BAKER BHOB. HOTBLAST wanted. Will pay a good oaah price. HAKEft BROS. baker Bros pay~mork. HOUBEHOLD GOODS. AN ADVICE where to buy a stove If you want A GOOD STOVE, A GUARANTEED STOVE. A FINE-LOOKING STOVE. A STOVE TO HEAT THE ROOMS OR TO BAKE TOUR GOOD BREAD OR PASTRY, FOR AS LITTLE MONEY AH POSSIBLE. GO TO THU STORE THAT IS WELL KNOWN FOR GOOD TREATMENT, NEVER MISREPRESENTING THEIR MERCHANDISE AND FOR THU LOWEST PRICKS IN THU CITY. GLAZER 444 E, Washington. STOVES OF ALL LEADING MAKES STOVES Tee we atilt have them; all makes and slr.es and all prices from | up to 1140. Come lock them over and If you wish we can give you terms to suit; also we have new linoleum at reduced prices; the best patterns In the city for the leaat price. Also everything In the line of furniture. KUOOT & KROOT, 407-9 W. Washington. GOOD USED RUGS. We have the largest selection In Indianapolis of high-grade used ruge; all sizes. at prices that will please you. USED GOODS STORK. 424 Massaohusets ave. INVALID CHAIRS and crutchee to rent; free delivery to all parts of eltyj Invalid chairs 28.50 per month. BAKER BROS., 2H K. Washington at. WB WANT TO BUY good furniture, rugs, office and store fixtures. We pay more than other dealera Call Cooperlder. USED GOODS STORE. __ M-ln 2282. RADIANT HOME—If you want a~Ra<L lant Homo b&eeburner, on payments, go to BAKER BROS. ALL kinds of household goods at savehalf prices, on payments. BAKER BROS, COMBINATION Garland ranges at eavehalf pricos, on payments. BAKER BROS. PALACE —If you.want a Palace hotblaaC Mint bu- priced

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FACTORY STOVES at 'eave-half prloes, _on payments. BAKER BROS. LIBRARY tables at aave-half prices. Cash or payments, BAKER BROS. GA3 RANGES at savo-half prices, on paymeats. BAKER BROS. GET NEW prices, then see how much you save at BAKER BROS. IF YOU want any kind of stove, go to baker bros. CHEAP, good bed with springs. Inquire 602 N. Rural. Woodruff 6641. BAKER BROS, PAY MORE. LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLEB. TWO wagons, one top wagon, horse and harness, (75. 417 N. Forrest. Woodruff 8278. , FINANCIAL. * r PERSONAL LOANS S2O TO S3OO , This office Is operated under the supervision of the State of, Indiana and was established for the purpose of providing a place where honest people can borrow any amount from (20 to (300 without paying more than the legal rat* of Interest or without being Imposed upon In any way. It Is only necessary that you are keeping house and permanently located. NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED We do not notify your employer, neither do we make Inquiries of your friends, relatives or trades people. You can have all the time necessary for repayment and pay only for the actual time you keep the money. Call and let us explain. No charge unless you borrow. Loans with other companies paid off and more money advanced at legal rateA IF IN A HURRY PHONE MAIN 2923 OR AUTO 22-450. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Rooms 205-7-9 Indiana Trust Bldg. 118 E. Wash. St. Corner Virginia Ave. Use Our Service OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US $lO0 —$200 —$300 Investigate our easy-to-pay Twenty-Payment Plan Loan* Get S6O. pay back (8.60 a month. Get 1100, ’* •' (6.00 " ” With interest at 8H per cent a month. Pay faster If you Ilk* less cost. For example: Pay a 359 loan In full In On* Month. TOTAL COST 81.75. On Furniture. Pianos, Vtctroiaa etc., without removal. ALSO ON DIAMONDS. ETC. Call, phone or writ*. Indiana Collateral Loan Cos. (Bonded Lender*) ESTABLISHED 1887. 201 LOMBARD BUILDINQ, 24 H * AST WASHINGTON Main 88.48. Auto. 26-784. Money Talks No on* U so Independent a* th* man with the cash. Let ua furnish you enough to clo* that deal or buy that for which you can oot afford to wait. Bargains will seek you If you carry a full purse. Get It of ua now and pay later. W* loan on things of value, such as furniture, pianos, etc.. In any amount up ;to 3109 payable In amall monthly payment* Aak about our terms on SSO, SIOO, S2OO, S3OO You don’t have to apologise for borrowing money. Most viulneas men get financial assistance. We are under State supervision and will glv* you th* low eat legal rate. CalL writ* or phone. State Loan Cos. 80S ODD FELLOW BLDG. Cor. I’enn. and Wash. Sta. Phone#: Main New 24-633. L^g^^QN^AMONDS Burton Jewelry Cos. 68 Monument Place. WS ARE PRKV A HIS D TO M aTi k' rbal ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WS PLHtMAfeK REALTY CONTRACTU MORTGAGES, BUNDS AND STOCKS LISTED AND UNLISTED. INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO. FRANK K. SAWYER. Pres. Fifth floor Indtanapoll* Securities Bldg. Southwest corner Delaware and Market FIRST and ascotd mortgage* on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. R. B. WILSON. 108 N._P*lawar* *t._ Main 16X3. INSURANCE In all branches” AUBREY D PORTER 416 Peoples Bank Bldg. Main 7949. To# beet bargains In automobiles are Meted under Automobiles and Supplle* In Th* Time* Want Ad column* MONEY to lnan on city and farm brokerage 56 When bldg.

SHORTRIDGE HIGH USED AS CACHE BY BOOTLEGGER (Continued From rage One.) touched liquor, not even to transfer it from one man to another. Both the customer and the bootlegger looked at the driver In surpriae. Wilson said: “Well, 1 guess I will have to do business with you. Come on and we will get the stuff.” He led the way to the courtyard between the old new buildings of Shortrldge High School and remarked: “You aee, a fellow must be careful. “I am not afraid of the police, but you can never tell when a Federal man Is around. The other night a Federal man tried to uri-est a man with some whisky ln an automobHe and the Federal man got all cut up. You wait here.” GETS I!OOZE JUST AROUND CORNER. The customer halted ln the darkness at the northeast corner of the old Bhortrldgo building and Wilson walked around the corner. He could not have gone more than ten feet, for he was back almost Instantly, bringing with him a bottle of whisky. This liquor was bottled ln bond and was "Woodland Straight Kentucky whisky, put, up by Crigler & Crlgler, Covington, Ky.,” made ln th* spring of 1914 and bottled ln the fall of 1920.” The price charged by Wilson was S4.CO, which was CO cents cheaper than the bootlegger in front of the Stegemeler case charged for the same brand the night before. A caution label on the bottle said! “The Crlgler A Crigler Company, lne., permit No. (Ky, B) 142, whisky; half pint | 100 proof. Manufactured spring, 1914 j for medlolnal purposes only. Sale or use for other purposes will cause heavy penalties to be inflicted.” “Blip that into your pocket, prefeasor,* said Mr. Wilson. “It sure la good stuff." “Where do you get that professor stuff?” asked the visitor. “Why anybody who would *ee you walk out from Shortrldge high School would think you were a professor,” explained the bootlegger. “Professor of what, booxeology ?" asked the visitor, "Tea, thatrs It," and Wilson laughed aa he hurried across the street as th*

HIRAM JOHNSON CALLS WATSON ARCH BETRAYER . (Continued From Page One.) son for the people should be made plain, so that If the people desire, they may express a contempt themselves for the men who cynically betray them. Would you do me the kindness on receipt of this note to write me at 857 Green street, San Franciso, whether or not you think I can get over any publicity in your State on a letter concerning delegates who, presumably representing the people, betray them? SECOND LETTER WRITTEN JULY . Following that letter Senator Johnson again sent one to Mr. Mote July 9. It was written on the stationery of the United States Senate committee on Cuban relations, and is as follows: My Dear Carl: Day before yesterday. Just after the conclusion of the Deeocratlc convention, I issued a statement construing the two platforms and upon the great principle involved stated my position. I enclose herewith copy. For eighteen months I devoted all of my energy and vitality to what I deem to be the paramount Issue In this campaign. In some small measure I have contributed to the result in the Senate and to the present condition of the sentiment of the country. We have, for the moment, averted what we thought was a real peril. I was quite in earnest when, during the campaign, I said relieatedly that I would make almost any sacrifice to prevent the Wilson Leogue of Nations from being foisted upon the Republic. I feel that the last great battle on the subject is before us, and that the contest finally comes to the people themselves. In the statement, which I enclose, I j have endeavored very briefly to show that the Republican platform takes Its stand against the league, even with reservations, and the Democratic party frankly is for it. The situation thus pre sented leaves, to one like myaeif, who has lived with the same issue and made It a part of himself, but one course to pursue, and that Is, of course, to pinbrace the Republican platform. Upon the twenty-second Mr. Harding makes his speech of acceptance. If thejx, like an honest man, he frankly and courageously takes his position. Americans who feel like I do can enthusiastically support him. Ls, however, on the twentysecond, he straddles, evades or is guilty of duplicity—well, that is smother story, as Mr. Kipling says. I do not intend, by any means, because of the great over-shadowing issne to overlook the system which prevailed at Chicago, or to forget the men responsible for that system, or those other contemptible creatures who betrayed their .people. While in striving for the big thing I must put aside for the moment the lesser, and while I may declare a truce for a few short weeks, I Intend to devote myself to smashing this system, to exposing the Individuals responsible for It and to holding up to public scorn and obloquy the men who betrayed the rauk and file of the party who had expressed their will at a direct primary. s' REALIZES TASK IS DIFFICULT ONE. I understand the Job I have undertaken, I realise how little possibility there will be of success, particularly if our ticket is elected. Nevertheless, we can only go on striving for what we think is right end in the remaining brief period that I am in political life. I shall do this. I know no better place to commence than In your State. 1 would like to make plain, aa you did in your communlca-' tion to the “Star,'' how the individual who represented the Republican party at Chicago contemptuously said, “The people of Indiana be damned,” and deliberately and designedly violated every tenet of good faith and trusteeship. It does not make any difference how Jim Watson may have voted at Chicago, lie went there pledged by your State convention and your people to General Wood. From the Instint he arrived he was endeavoring to destroy Wood, and. of course, myself. He was In the cabal that finally nominated Harding. Indeed, he was the willing supereerviceable tool for the more cunning rneu who have ever pulled the strings for him to dance In hie little political life. What a travesty it la upon Democracy! What an outrage upon human rule, that Watson should spend his time aa au accredited representative from Indiana trying to put over at Chicago the man who received but one rote In ten in yonr State, and by every Ingenious, underhanded means seeking to destroy the two men who received the Indorsement of your people. How can I get a communication simply by reciting the facts, writen in ju- j dlclal fashion, before yonr people? I do not want to assail Watson, and it Is not for myself I wish this. It is abso- j lutely essential, ls our Republican form of government Is to continue, if we are to photect our people at aU. and register their will when expressed, that they should know the facts and know the facts in such mauner that thev can guard against a repetition of the wrong. Unfortunately, I have lost the address of Mr. Johnson. I want you to send it to me so that I can write him my manv thanks for all bt kindness to me. In the interim, until I have that opportunity, please tell him that the reason he hae not heard from me is that between Washington and Ban Francisco I have lost my list of addresses. STILL AGAINST

! REACTION ARYISM i In hi* opening address Mr. Hedrick explained that he still stood against reactlonarylsm. “I stand today as I stood !n 1912 and 1914,” he aald, “against ths reactionary - Ism o t the Republican party in Indiana, In the nation and especially that of my eloquent, bale and well-met friend, James Ell Watson. “Mr. Watson filled a place In the House of Rep resents tires and whatever prestige was his he received from the people. After he was defeated for Governor in 1908 he became an employe, or legal representative, of the National Manufactuers’r Association as a lobbyist in the flnlted States CVmgress. “There is one sure thing: The leopard cannot change hie apota and I fear It la hard for Mr. Wataon to be removed, except ,by the vote of the people, from the sound of his Master’s Voice. “The Republican party In the nation Is In a peculiar dilemma, trying to do the impossible thing. For It Is true that a fountain cannot send forth both aweet and bitter water at the same time. “The party has Its Watsons and Its Hardings, its Johnsons and Boraha. The Watsons and Hardings in localities are for the League of Nations and In others they turn their backs on it. Johnson and Borah are forever against It. "With the exception of the League of Nations, however, I feel that my good friends Johnson and I are not very far apart now. We fought together In 1912 and also In 1914. We both left the Republican party because of Watson, Penrose, Smoot, Brandegee and Gallagher. FEELS THET ARE ONE ONE GREAT ISSUES. "Notwithstanding the fact that Johnson is now fighting the Democratlo ticket and the League of Nations, yet at heart I feel that on great Issues, such as reactionary Ism and James E. Watson, we still stand together and I feel sure If Johnson had a vote In the State of Indiana, as I have, that we would still be Joining hands together In endeavoring to swat such reactlonarylsm as that of Mr. Watson's. “If you desire the proof as to why I make this statement I will submit It to you." Then Mr. Hedrick produced the letters. Mr. Hedrick called attention to the ftict that Senator Johnson had referred in the last letter that If Harding straddled on ths league Issue It would be "another story." “That was ss plain a warning as -{he one he uttered at Chicago Saturday night,” said the speaker. “When Mr. Johnson said that the Republicans are on one side and the Democrats on the ether side of the league question, he meant every word of it. “It was a solemn warning to Mr. Harding to cease wlhbllng and wobbling or else Senator Johnson will withdraw his support.” Mr. Hedrick closed his address with a plea for all former Progressives to Support the Democlo ticket this year, dedarlng that It j&red the only, gamuts*

3 CHICAGO MEN HIT BY BULLETS Bootlegging Deal Leads to Running Pistol Battle in Streets. CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—Threo men, two of them said to be members of the police force, were shot today in a running pistol battle in which more than 190 shota were fired. Police biased away at police and * taxicab was purposely wrecked by Ra driver in the north side cabaret diatrlct. The affray is believed to be the outcome of a dispute over a bootlegging transaction. Michael Connelly, a former policeman: Patrick Fitzgerald, Police Sergeant Thomai Powers and J. F. Vogt, also said to be a member of the police department, were fired upon by unknown persons as they entered a taxicab after leaving McGovern's saloon. They returned the fire. Police % on duty in the neighborhood Joined in the battle and when the fire became too hot, William Hamilton, driver of the taxi, steered his machine into a telegraph pole while one of the men in the sab held a gun to his head. Sergeant Powers and Fitzgerald wen arrested. , Connelly and Vogt, who Is believed to be seriously wounded, were taken, to hospitals. Powers was sßgbtly wooded. ROOSEVELT SAYS OUTLOOK IS GOOD Vice-Presidential Nominee in Michigan Today. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Oct 18.— i “Things look awfully good.” said Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, as be ofTtWed from Grand Rapids this morning on a brief tour of : western Michigan cities. | “There's no doubt about its being a tremendous swing for the Democrats. “Every state shows evidence of this, i “Th# Democratic party remains intact. ' “Ohio, Indiana and Illinois are gather. ' ing greater momentum for the Democrat*.’’ Mr. Roosevelt, accompanied by members of the state central committee visited nearby cities and this afternoon visit* Muskegon, Holland, returning here at 8 o'clock for a mass meeting Ln the cell, l eenm. Sirs. Roosevelt made the tour with her i husband. Enthusiastic crowds greeted the candidate at eTcry stop, farmers quitting work | to meet him. Roosevelt says that in his rpeech tonight he will touch upon the Newberry ease, discussing it from a point of view not generally taxon by Michigan people. “TO not make the case the basis of my campaign la the 6tate,” he said. WRANGEL FORCES , MAKE ADVANCES Report Capture of 7,000 Prisoners and Arms. CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. I?.—General Wrangel's troops are advancing again** Bolshevist forces in southern Russia, according to his communication today. “We captured 4.000 prisoners north es Taurida, where we defeated the 2nd, 9th and 42d Bed Divisions,” the communique ' said. “We occupied Nikopol, taking £.OOO prisoners, with many guns end a number of armored cars.” BERLIN, Oct 18.—Th* cabinet today ordered the Prussian government to ex* pel from Germany the Russian agitator* who are attending th# convention of the Independent Socialists at Haile and who are advocating a Junction between the German Communist* and Russia for * j campaign of terrorism throughout Ger- ! many. Probate Court O. K.*s Inheritance Tax List Announcement was made today of th# approval by Probate Judge Mahlon Bask of inheritance tax appraisements mads by William T. Rasmussen totaling fl,961.31. Appraiser Rasmussen announces tbs inheritance tax appraisements a* follows* Estate of John G. WUI lame—The net estate valued at 8277,092.71 and the total tax at 84.276.84. Estate of Harry C. Moore—The net rets te appraised at $75,424.73 and the tag at S898.8& Estate of George R. Sulßvan—Net estate appraised at $473,634.34 and the tag at $10,906.36. Estate of Nicholas M. Harrison—net estate appraised et $123,630.54 and the tag at 1L571.63. Estate of Jacob C. Sip©—Net estate appraised at $135,348.40 and the tax at $2,406.71. Six other smaller estates are tncluda* In the latest report of Appraiser Rasmussen. Good Behavior Will Give Boy His Freedom After waiting for trial for nearly sixty days ln the Marion County Jail, Joseph Gambrlll, 18, today was enjoying hi* freedom on a promise mads in the Criminal Court that he would go straight from now on. Gambrlll was indicted on a charge at burglary and larceny for the allege* stealing of goods valued st $lO from the Franklin Grocery Company, Gambrlll admitted taking a can ft beans but denied stealing good* valued at $lO. Gambrin was sentenced to from one to eight years but this was suspended by Judge James A. Collins during the good behavior of the boy. “I can’t see why the police department, should devote all of its time in runninf down petty pillage by boys,” said Judge | Collins. Thrown Against Hot Pipe by Fire Stream; Waiter Warren burg, city fireman at Ne, ! 26 engine house, Raymond and Wbh! streets, was burned today. Warrenburg was fighting a lire at the j Sanitary Can Company's plant, started taa compaundlng machine used for soldering cans and the force of the water turned suddenly through a big hose j knocked him against the hot machine. The fire damage at the plant was slight, j All Set for Teachers The intensive drive made during the last week by the Chamber of Commerce has resulted ln plenty of rooms for the teachers who will be in Indianapolis at i the SUte Teachers’ Association meeting next week. “We here obtained more than TjWO rooms,** says Klal* X* Green, assistant general secretary of the Chamber of Comm erne, who has had particular charge of this work. COTTON RATE BOOST LIFTED, WASHINGTON. Oct JB.—Proposed increases of 40 per cent over the rate ln effect on Aug, 13 in the arbitrary rates on cotton and cottsm llnters from Okla- j borne, Senses and New Mexico to Bast-: ern and Canadian points wK today pended by the tnesrsirae* —

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