Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 151, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1920 — Page 9

INDIANA DAILY TIMES 25-29 (5. Meridian St. PHONES—CLASSIFIED ADV. DEPT. Alain Automate 28-351 RATES. One t!tr.e 09 per line Three consecutive times . .08 per line Six consecutive times 07 per line Male or female help warned, situawanted, male or female; rooms to board and rooms wanted— EVWtime 08 per line consecutive times.. .07 per line "tfmf consecutive times 08 per line rates on application. notices 09 per lino ■x>dge* and club y notices 76c per insertion Church notices (1 Inch or less) 50c per Insertion Over 1 Inch. .07 per line additional. notices, 35c per insertion, ard of Thanks or In Memoriam 'notices; 07 per line Asia received until 10:30 a. m. for publication same day.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 East Market Old Phone Main 908. New Phone. 27-208. A. M. Ragsdale.J. Walsh Trice, John Paul Ragsdale. A. M. RA'iSDAI.E CO. J. C. WILSON ‘ 1230 Prospect. Auto. 51-671. Proap-ct 332 FUNERAL DIRECTORS—WM. E. KRIEGER. New 31-151. Me In L4EL 1 402 N. Illinois. TUTEYV ILKr! Funeral Director. 934 N. Meridian vt. GADD—BERT S. GADD. Tl*o Prospect st. Phones: Prospect 422. Automatic 52-278. UNDERTAKER*. W. T. BLASENGYM 1935 Shelby st. Pros. 2570. Auto. 51-114 UNDERTAKERS—HISEY & TITUS. *sl >tprth Q-. . New 2ti-5*4 Main 3630. ObATH AND FUNERAL NO riC.ES. GEP.BER, VALENTINE —Beloved husband of Margaret Gerber, died Nov. 1 at 4:05 a. m.. aged 71 years. Funeral from Grinsteiner s chapel. 522 East Market street, Thursday at 2 p. m. Friends in; vited. Atlanta and Tipton papers please copy. McNEVI.V, CATHERINE—BeIoved wife of John D. McNevtn. mother of William H., John F., Mrs. Elmer Carnes of Indianapolis and Mrs. Walter Bertele of Tuscaloosa. Ala., died at St. Francis hospital Tuesday morning. Funeral Friday morning at 8:30 at residence, 945 Southern ave.; 9 o’clock at St. Catherine's church. Friends invited. LOST AND FOUND" BLACK GRIP; LIBERAL AND EXTRAORDINARY REWARD; LOST OFF OF CAR EN ROUTE; ACROSS NEW YORK. STREET ON RURAL TO EAST 10TH; ■WEST ON EAST 10TH TO BELLRFGNTAINE; NORTH ON BELLEFoNTAINE TO E. 16TH. CONTENTS: SMALL RED BOX CONTAINING SIOO BILL AND CHANGE; CONSIDERABLE MEDICINE AND CLOTHING; TOILET ARTICLES, ENGRAVED WITH THE LETTER "51;” TWO JARS MEDICINE, PRESCRIPTION FILLED AT FRANCIS PHARMACY; MEDICINE BELONGING TO A PATIENT JUST OUT OF HOSPITAL. WHO 13 WORSE FROM WORRY OF LOST GRIP. FINDER PLEASE CALL HARRISOX 2741. THE girl is known who took short, black plush coat off chair in box at Circle theater Monday afternoon. To avoid arrest return to 2843 Boulevard place, or call North 3473, or Circle theater. LOST—Fur scarf; dark; tails in tack, on Illinois street or Twenty-fourth between Illinois and Kenwood avenue. Return to 241* Kenwood avenue. Liberal reward. MISSING FRIENDS and relatives tra-ed everywhere: no criminals looked fa'. Call Main 3947, or write lost agent. Is Baldwin bio k Indianapolis. Ind. LOST Platinum and diamond pin to or from or in Circle theater. Liberal reward. FRANK S. FTSHBACI2. 102110 6outh Pennsylvania. LOST—Two epare tires, 32x4. mounted. with tire covers: word Essex on covers. R. V. LAW MOTOR CO.. 1219 N. Meridian. Main 4082. LOST —Brown puree containing money, on ! W. Washington car or Richland st., Sunday. Liberal reward. Phone Circle 4005. LOST —String of pearls, Sunday, between St. Mary’s and St. John’s churchoa. Reward. Main 823. LOST—C. S. HYMNAL. Reward. Call Prospect 1997. , FOUND — Po ketbook. Call Woodruff *879.

NOTICES. NOTICE. Stockholder?" annual meeting of the White River P.allroad Company for the election of officers and general bu.dnes* at the office of Klngan A Cos.. Indianapolis. .Monday. November 15 at $ p. m. ROBERT W JORDAN, Secretary. FUFINISHED HOUSES AND FLATB. ELEGANTLY furnished 4-room cottage. Electrlcltv, gas, well, cistern. North 634 C. FLATS, APARTMENTS-TO LET. FOUR rooms, Immediate posseeslon. Call K, B HOLTAM. Prospect 771. ROOMB—TO LET NICELY' furnished, well heated large room; private family; gentlemen* only. Circle 2088. COZY room for two, modern; In 2309 block on N. Meridian. North *163. ALABAMA. 125 K.; newly furnished rooms in good home. Main 2013. ONE furnished-sleeping room for rent. 83 South State street. TWO unfurnished rooms to let. 33 South State street. AND ROOMS—TO LEtT BOARD and rooms, $8.50 weekly, for men only In modern private home. 1238 Bellefontaine. Main 5305. DESK ROOM TO LET ~ ROLL-TOP desk; good light. Use of telephone. MATHER, 34 Union Trust. BUSI NESS CHANCES. OPPORTUNITY For Ladies and Gentlemen of this and surrounding communities. Take half an hour or so and sea demonstrated at studio, 223 N. New Jersey at. One of the LATEST, simplest, MOST BEAUTIFUL and MOST PRACTICAL INVENTIONS of its kind in this age ■ projecting . MOVING PICTURES in Ihei* NATURAL. , ORIGINAL COLORS, ae photographed. The energetic, the enterill tig, will seize THIS OPPORTUNITY, grasp the WONDERFUL ATTAINMENT. Invest an Interest, who w'il be permitted to question and learn of Its GREAT POSSIBILITIES finding that it stand* ALONE in a class TO ITSELF. Until further notice demonstratloria given on the hour, from 10 o'clock morning to s o’clock evenings, Sundays excepted. You are cordially welcomed by courtesy INTERNATIONAL MOYING PICTURE AND FILM CO. Ask for Mr. Roberts, demonstrator. LARGE manufacturing corporation wants Capable men to open branch office and manage salesmen; *3OO to *2,000 necessary; handle your own money. Exclusive rights; patented article; money-making possibilities unlimited. Will pay expenses to Baltimore if you Qualify. Address MR. tfbEMJIEIt. sales manager, 603 N. Eutaw Baltimore. Md. The wonderland. write for ■ free booklet. Read about this country mt wealth. Don't miss this. Only a few ITeft. EL MEXICANO-AMERICAN syndicate. 70* V 4 Main street. Ft. Worth, Texas. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. Natureopathy. Swedish Massage Baths and general treatments. Thorough satisfaction. 119 % East Vermont street. First floor front. Hours 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. WULET Kay and owedlsh massage. MISS DE VFlltE. 17 Vi W Ohio Main 8373 _ DETECTIVES. ~ Quigley-Hyland Agency Civil and Criminal Investigators. 625-528 Law bldg. Main 2902.

MALE HELP—WANTED, Common Laborers Men, boys 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. WE WANT to secure three more men for our sales force who will follow instructions and work. To these men we offer a real position, not a Job. and the future for you Is assured. Phone Main 217 for Interview. We ned registered pharmlst*. BUSINESS MEN’S SERVICE BUREAU. 433 Lemcke Bldg. YOUNG men. two; neat; 17 to 20, to travel; high-grade advertising proposition; salary paid. MR- DENESSEN, Colonial Hotel, 6 to 8. MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 309 E. Washington ai.; Indianapolis. lad. Circle 76.■ CORN huskers wanted: pay good wages. H L. SCHERER. Telephone Flshera. Ind. SALESMEN—WANTED. 7 Stock Salesman Wanted We want live more live stock salesmen. Our proposition 1 unusually attractive. Some choice territory with good leads now open. Call at 40 Virginia ave. and let us show you one of our wonderful little ice refrigerating machines, making Ice and refrigerations. Arctic Ice Machine Cos. 11-1* Arcade. Main 449*. EXPERIENCED stock salesmon for flrstclas.t dividend paying securities of oldestablbllehed Indiana corporation Call at room 610 Board of Trade any Tuesday or Wednesday STRONG middle-aged white women for kitchen help; dish washing and scrubbing and general housework. Call Belmont 2600. < WANTED —A girl for passing out circulars and housework. Cali at 1223 East Washington street, side entrance to right at 8 p. in. FEMALE HELP-WANTED. Indiana Bell Telephone Company New York and Meridian Sts. Progressive Employment Our goal is to develop the best in each ployeWANTED EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE OPERATOR, WITH FAIR KNOWLEDGE OF CITY. SUNDAY WORK EXPECTED. APPLY AT ONCE IN PERSON, YELLOW Caß LINE, 522 N. DELAWARE. WE BEND ART GLASS PANELS FOR LAMP SHADES. EDWARD E. HILL, 708 MASS. A V E.C ALL 27-704. WANTED —Girl* to study classical dancing with Mils. Theo Hewes to take parte In ballet* and production*: reasonable rates. Catalogue upon request. *l7 Merchants Bank bldg. __ WANTED—Cook white, for Institution, Apply in person, SCHOOL FOR THE BUND. _

INSTRUCTIONS. LEARN how to writ# a story for the movies and how to become en actor and actress. PALMER PHOTO PLAT CORP. Representative 24 H Kentucky avenue. Hours for Interview 2:30 to 4:39. BUSINESS SERVICES. #SAVE by having your old hats renoaated. Best work In city, by Amor- _ lean Hatters. INDIANAPOLIS HAT BLEACHERY 28 Kentucky Ave. Main 6179. FEATHERS, ” Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and pillows made to order. 3. F BURKLE, 411 Mass. . Main 1423. Nsw 21-77*. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES - * eharpened. TUTTLEDGE 291 India/* are. If your clock Is not running phons Circle 4307. &I. R. Steam. U North Alabama; H. JOHNSON, paper hanger. Work guaranteed. Call Woodruff *716. AUTOMOBILES FOR RALcii REDUCED $25 A DAY~ Until Sold Chalmers touring car, in good condition, equipped with cord tires. Starting price $759. This car Is on exhibit in the show windows of Oakland Motor Car Cos. 325 N. Pennsylvania St. Come Early and Give It a Look. 1100 ill* *l5O down will buy a good used car. We have Fords, Maxwells, Bulcks, Dodges and others In fine shape, that we can sell you on a email down payment, balance l year. No red tape. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS. 613 N. Capitol. Open evenlnga USED CARA Look our lot used care rft before buying. NATIONAL AUTOMOTU 3 CO., 42* N. Capitol are. Main 4753. "Auto. 23-65*. 192(7STEPHENS Six-paesenger winter top, front and rear bumpers, cord tlrea. wheel lock. etc.; driven less than 4,090 miles; perfect condition. Mechanical Inspection Invited. Will sacrifice if sold at once. 236 N. Pennsylvania street. Be sure not to miss this. Oakland Roadster late 1918 model; fine tires; excellent condition; will sell this car cheap. 610 N. | Delaware. HUPMOBILE touring, 1920 model, wire wheels, oord tires and spars. Driven 8400 miles. Bargain for quick sale. Cash or tsrme. Main 3349. GRANT roadster; 4 good tires; nsw spars. Good running car for salesman or ao--1 licltor; $460 cash or terma Main 1349.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. CLOSED CARS The following cars are all In very good* condition, both as to paint and meehrnlsm. They are listed at the price* - that make each and every car an unusual opportunity to get a high-grade car at an exceptionally low figure. MARMON 34 *S RENEWED SEDAN, 1918 Seven-passenger car. painted light Brewster green with black running gear, fenders and radiator shall. Car is equipped with new tires and has baen reupholstered. Car will bear the closest Investigation. SEDAN, 1918 Four-passenger special body, now in the process of renewal. Buyer has the option at this time to specify the color which the car is to be painted. This car has been used by an official of the Nordyke & Mermen Cos. and has been kept in the best ponsible condition at all times. SEDAN, 1918 Flv-psssenger spsctal body that lii now In our shops In the process of renewal. Trie buyer has the opportunity of giving us paint specification* at this time. This car ha* also been used by an ofliclal of the company and will bear the closest of Inspection. Note: All of the above car* are guaranteed for a period of 90 days against defective material and workmanship under norms! use and wear. We also have the following miscellaneous used closed cars on hand, which are In good mechanical condition. We nave repainted those car* which it was necessary. COLE AERO EIGHT 1920 sedsn. driven only about 8.000 miles and is In a condition contrasting with the number of has gone. CADILLAC 68 This Is anew serlee, 1920, l-paseenger roadeter, driven only 5 000 miles; equipped with good cord tires, paint very good and ha* a winter top mounted on earn#. New spare tire anil tube On extra rim. HUDSON, 1917 MODEL 7-paaaenger sedan. Just repainted. Overland coupe. 1920 model. NATIONAL 1917 SEDAN OWEN MAGNETIC 1916 model. 6-passenger sedan. KISSEL, 1915 MODEL sedan. Just repainted. CADILLAC 56, 1917 model eedan.

MISCELLANEOUS USED CARS HAYNES, 1919 MODEL, 7-passenger car. Just repainted. This car has been driven only 4.000 mllee. HUDSON. 1920 MODEL 4-paeeenger phaeton, equipped with six tires and covers, front and rear bumper. Car has only been driven 2,300 mllee. STUTZ 6-PASSENQER touring car, practically new. 1920 model. Offers an exceptional opportunity. NATIONAL 1919 MODEL 7-paaaenger touring car. Just repainted. CADILLAC, 1916 touring oar. Just repainted. PACKARD, 1916 MODEL 7-paaser.gsr twin six tourin'* ear; has Just been repalntea. NATIONAL, 1915 T-pasenger touring car. NATIONAL, 1916 model, 7-passenger touring car. MAXWELL. 1920 i-paseenger touring car that 1* practically new. NOTE: In addition to the above we have a few miscellaneous used Marmon lie which have been overhauled. Nets the exceptional values of thsss prlcss as llstsd. 1917 touring csr, 7-passen-ger. Just repainted Brewster green; price $2,606. 1917 touring car, painted maroon; |>.*oo. 1917 chummy roadster, equipped with .new tires, new top and exceptional opportunity; *2,900. 1919 touring 7-paaeenger car, painted coach blue, black fenders and running gear. * Price, *I.OOO. You are Invited to call at our Used Car Department and without obligation make a thorough Inspection of any of the cars which we have listed above. We also have a num- , her of renewed open cars that are sold with a 90-ilay guarantee. LOCAL BRANCH NORDYKE & MARMON CO. Meridian at 11th si. Oakland Sedans One 1919 and one 1918 model. Two 1920 models, run very little; can't be told from new; we will sell these cars at a great sacrifice. 610 N. Delaware, ' NOTICE^ Bee I. WOLF AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. for used car bargains. Cash, Sayments or your car In trade. Call lain 1579. 619 North Illinois street. Oldsmobile Eight cylinder, 1920, 4 passenger Pacemaker. Classiest sport model car In town. 610 North Delaware street. BEFORE purchasing a used car see us. We can save you money. DICKEY MOTOR SALES CO., 1027 North Meridian street. Dodge Sedan 1920, four doore, new car, used slightly as a demonstrator. 510 North Pelnwars. FORD 1917. touring In first-class condition. Will be sacrificed If sold today. 212 E. New Yet- —rr ■ Dodge roadster; late tires; excellent condition. 510 N. Dvi,,—re st. NEW Lexington coupe; driven *OO miles. Owner leaving city. Cal! Belmont 1197. Dealers rysed not apply. NASH touring; In fine guaranteed condition; cash or terms. LOSHY-NASH RETAIL CO, Main 8348. BUICK roadster Jv44; new cord tires and in parfeot running order. Cash or terms. Main tHt.

INDIANA DAILY TIMEjS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1920.

AOTOMOBU.ES FOR SALE. EXTRA SPECIAL SO PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL USED CARS 1919 Butck 45 touring, *1,050. 1919 Oakland sedan, *875. 1918 Allen touring, *6OO. 1918 Dodge touring. *725. I*lß Dodge roadster, *675. 1919 Chevrolet touring, *4OO. 1917 Allen eedan, *750. 1920 Ford coupe, *675. 1918-Inter-State sedan, *BSO. 1917 Hupmobiie touring. I*l9 Oldsmoblle coupe. And many other cars. Most have been repainted and rebuilt. Cash or terme. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SALES CO. 235 N. Pennsylvania. Main 334*. Open Sundays and evenings. Monroe M 1, chummy roadster in excellent condition. 510 N. Delaware street. OAKLAND roadster .'’"wire wheeTa, Yew Parker cord tires and epare. Fine shape. WJli sell cheap if sold at once. Main 3349. _J OVERLAND, 83 touring; 4 brand new tires, nsw top, painted late this spring. Prloe *460, Call North 8538 DODGE roadster, 1917; must be sold this week. Absolutely like new. Call at 2451 North Alabama. A UTO MO BIL ES—W ANT EP. AUTOS WANTED We guarantee highest cash price for your car. INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 618 North Capitol. Main 2638. Auto. 22-013. largest buyers and sellers of used cars in the state. _ _ WANT YOUR CAR and will pay you cash for It Don’t forget your money is waiting for you. If you can’t drive tn, call Main 444 G and immediate attention will be given. 212 E. NEW YORK ST. "AUTOS WANTED We pay cash. No delay for your money. It I* here for you. Come In or call. 1. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire Cos. *ll N. Illinois t. Main 157*. Auto, 31-863. I _____ W lao buy Junk er. AUTOS wanted; highest caah prteoi: no delay,; quick a tlnn AUTOMOBILE TRADING CO. 666 N. CapitoL AUTO REPAIRS AND SUrPLIEaI CURTAINS—TOPS We have about 60* good curtain* for all make* of ar?, 51 r .O each while they lat. We also repair and replace celluloid while you wtt, DELAWARE GARAGE. Main 149. 216 N. Delaware. CITIZEN S A UTO REPAIR Work done by factory experts. REAR **4 3 N. Capitol av. Harrison 766. HATTER! EK. New and guaranteed for any car. Rebuilt, rtpainted, rechaiged. Open until 9 p in. battery distributing co. *O7 Mem. Ave. Main *145. Don't Walt TiU Christmas! ~ Now i* th* lime to get that c**r paititad for your spring drivlug. FLEMING & REED AUTO WASHING Our Specially, 122-I*4 Nort b' lltinola S & S Auto Laundry ON SI-MAN aa'u tope, aide curtains, seel *r.d radiator cover. PERFECTION AUTO TOP CO.. 1101 Udell street. North M* DOV, NTOWN TIRE SHOP. VULCANIZING that give* satisfaction. 16 Kentucky avenue. Mein 1117. Abiill AnU t htAM nmt AUTOS FOR RENT—Do your own driving. U-Drive Auto Service at Hooeiee Laundry. . Hear Helta'e theater. Mata 6926. * U-DHIVE -'em. Automobile, rented to drive youreett MARKET MOTOR SERVICE. 14_B. Market at Plain *7l*. mwiOKUYCL Eb ANO BIG T GLfc.3. HA It LEV-DA VIDSON Motorcycles and Bicycles Johnson Motor Wheels ERNEST HUGHES CASH paid tor ell kinde of inotoroyrlea FLOYD FKTERMAN. 6C9 UMMcbu <*etts avenue

HOUSEHOLD GOODS. HEATERS. BASEBI'RNERS, HOTBLABTS. OAK STOVES. GAS HKATKRB, COAL OIL HEATERS, CANNON STOVES and largo stoves for factory, shop, schoolhouses or church. Ail of our stn\es are guaranteed In best condition, at the lowest price. GLAZER. 444 B. Washington at. {STOVES Ye* we still have them; all makes and Site* and all prices from *6 up to *4O Come look them over and If you wish we can give you terms to suit; also we hav* new linoleum at reduced prices, the best patterns in the city for the least pries. Also everything In the line of furniture KKOOT A K HOOT, 607-9 W. Washington. RUGS Hundreds of rugs, all kinds; wool filler, Axmlneter, Bozart. velvet. Wiltons, grass matting, any.kind of a rug; we have them. Come and eee our rugs before you buy GLAZER FURNITURE SALE THURSDAY, NOV. 4TH at our storage house, quite a few good pieces furniture, ruga and stoves, odds and snds; very cheap. B. W. corner Alabama and New York Sts. GOOD USED Iti'ot ~ We have the largest selection la Indianapolis of high-grade used rugs; ail sizes, at prices that will please you. USED GOODS BTORK. 424 Masnnchueete aye. ORIENTAL RUGS Some unusually fine old rugs and runners at very reasonable prices, account going away for winter. 1437 Central avenue. WE WANT TO BUY * good furniture, rugs, office and store fixture* Wo pay more than other dealera Call Cooperlder. USED GOODS STORE. Main 22*3. INVALID CHAIRS and crutches to rent; free delivery to oil parts of city; invalid chairs *3.60 per month. BAKER BROS., 219 E. Washington st. Radiant home—if *ou want a~Radlant Home bageburner, on payment* go to BAKER BROS. FOR SALE—Worchester organ, steamtrap lamps, hotplates, oil stoves. Prospect 9193. CLERMONT—If you want a Clermont hot blast on payments, go to BAKER BROS. ALL kinds of household goods at aavelialf prices, on payments. BA KER BROS. COMBINATION Garland ranges at savshalf prices, on payments. BAKER BROS. PALACE—If you want a Palace hotblast, on payments, go to BAKER BROS. KITCHEN cabinets at save-half prices. Cash or payments. BAKER BROS. CHIFFEROBES at save-half prices, oh paymenta at BAKER BROS. COAL RANGES at save-half prices on payments at BAKER BROS, _____ DAVENOS at save-helf prices on payments at BAKER BROS. GAS RANGES at aave-half prices, cn payments. BAKER BROS. ONE davenport bed and gas dome. . Call Woodruff 4506. AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE , THE CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS RY. CO.,—will sell at public auction on Monday. December 27. 1820, 10 a. m., at Indianapolis Warehouse Cos.. West New York street and canal, Indianapolis, Ind., unless previously claimed by proper owners, one carload of 2,389 bundles building lath, consigned to Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Cos. Terms of sale, cash or certified check. J. K. VANCE, . Freight Claim Agsnt. ,C„ C., C, A BL L. Ry. Cos., Indianapolis, Indiana.

. , . . REAI -- EST A T E~f OH SALE. THE RENT BUYS ’ THE HOME. , In It years you pay the landlord 7% Interest and the price of a home. If you had agreed to buy It on payments you would have paid only the interest and saved the home. I have four new houses EAST that I will sell on easy payments like RENT. There must be cash payment made. All four homes are located in good, clean, up-to-date, homeowned neighborhoods with all street improvements in and paid, near car lines, churchss and school*. AH are lovely modern e convenient 5-room homes with various built-in features that make for comfort and ease. Large basements, good furnaces. * See the pictures before you take the time to go out and look them over. Come to She office. W. L. BRIDGES, REALTOR 339 K. of P. Bldg. Main 4114. NEAR FOUNTAIN SQUARE We have several buyers waiting • for modern double* near Fountain Square. If you have one for sale. call B R. Meredith. Realtor. Gregory & Appel, Inc. Main 1*95. Auto. 28-295. Evening.**. Woodruff 7958. northeast” Flvo - room bungalow, *emt-mod®rn. Practically new. s£soo; part cah and balance eaay terms. Party leaving city. See Mr. McJnteer. with t, N. Richie & Son. Main 520. 151 E Market Jit. Irvington 8597 9 ROOMS, MODERN Near Holy Cross Church, having gas, city wur. cistern water, brlck-.oet furnace, bath, large cement porch. This is a well-built house auu is being painted. Price 64 *SO. Terme If desired. Gregory & Appel, Inc. Main 995. ‘ Auto. 28-295. Evenings, Woodruff 7961. NOTICE ~ Have customer for semi-modern east. Can pay siu9 cash, balan e large month.y payment*. Must bo worth the price aakel. bee Mr. Hurst, with I. N. Richie & Son. Main 620. __ BEAUTIFUL high, large level lot. half square of Maple road boulevard (3ith at.), only two square* southeast of fair trouid*. Fine investment or building alt*. Will .ell to good party on easy payment; |U lash, l ,0 weekly. I’rlce only 1526. Get busy. 640 Lemcke Annex Main 1404. SEVEN room*, electric Sight*, gas. toilet and bath, hot and cold water, cement basement. 40-foot lot, 2-car garage; 1300 down balance ilk* rent. Total *3,600. Call B HOLT Ail. Rroapect 771 3958 GR ACEL AND* AYE. Owner leaving etate, offers home for *3,000. Real bargain. BEN F. TOLLS. Call Woodruff 607. FIN T home also double, both strictly rn< Sarn and aiiuiet new. Mun sell th properties at once and will make some term* if neoes.-ary. Call m for full Information. Washington 107*. S6OO DOWN, BALANCE LIKE RENT buys good double, nix rooms to aide g.v* city water r.r.d cistern, bath, pantry, fruit cellar, front and rear porches, cement; eaat froat lot, one-half block from Prospect car. Renta *45. Price *4.200. See II It. Meredith, Realtor. Gregory & Appel* Inc. Main i*6. * Auto 28-2*6. Evening", Woodruff 7*68, iriUCTLT modern 7-room new brick buugalow, aliower b: ;h laundry, hardwood floor* Price 67 000. sfo down and (40 per month. 612 Indiana Trust Bldg Main 407. FOR home* on south side, modern ar.d •emi-modern from * to 11 room*; sliijj," and doubles, cash or payments. For terms call Prospect *l*4 after 4 p FOUR-ROOM bungalow nar Riverside park, *1.900; 6690 down, 114 monthly. Main 1*77 or r: East Ohio street. HOUSE by owner, 7-room modern; garage. fine condition. ImmedlatS possession. 112* Grassland. North UT. BEE us for real estate and Insurance. RUR3F. M. HARTMAN, 224 North Delaware At reel.

LOTS FOR SALE. LARGE, beautiful lot* In Wayne park. Just off of West Washington street, which le being paved; 11 down. *1 wank, Will tske you out in our automobile at your convenience. OfK'AR LEE, 1602 City Trust Main 916. ® REAL ESTATE—SALE OR TRADE. LOT for sale or trade for car or truck. Prospect 9323. FARMS— FOP SALE. LANDOLOGT, special number, Just out containing 1920 facts of Clover Land In Marinette county. Wisconsin if fo' a horns or as an investment you ar thinking of buying good fa.-m lands where farmer* grow rlcn. *end at once for this special number of LANDGLOUY. It U free on request. Address HKID-MOPE-HIKHLB LAND COMPANY. 113 gkldmore-Rlehle bldg. Marinette. Wl*. For rent —160-acre dairy farm; 8 head registered Holstein cattle. A golden opportunity for right man. Possession March Ist. R. M. TIMM, 1212 South Senate ave. FOR bargain* In Improved farms and cutover land in th best part of Mlsr-I*-slppi write to ELLSWORTH TILDBN, Collins. Mis*. MUBICAL INSTRUMENTS. Phonograph Bargains Victor Vietrola, 1150 model with 24 records, used short time; big bargain, *140; payments *1.75 per week. Columbia Grafonola. *l2O model, with | 20 records; big buy at *95; payments *1.60 , per week. E. L. Lennox Piano Cos. 16 N. Meridian st. j Apollo Player Piano Boautiful fumed oak case; big value at | $496; easy payments. E. L. Lennox Piano Cos. 18 N. Meridian St, ! RECORDS, good records of any make you desire, 40c. BAKER BROS.. 219 hi. Washington. BEGINNERS violins, mandolins, guitars; HJTTLK. 201 Indiana Ave. FINE player piano. S4O down and $4 per week. North 4221. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. * GI7 V7*C\ 17 STORAGE CHEAPEST ( ( \V7 KATES IN CITY. CALL I I ]( ÜB. Everything at roaI I II aonable price. Packed, 111 11 shipped nnywhore. •skV D Locked room If desired. *•> Wect Henry _ Main 4<ili>. CALL SHANK for the beet service In hauling, packing, shipping and storage, i 327-22* North New Jersey St. Main 2028. COAL ANCV WOOD FOR SALE. ILLINOIS LUMP. ,L. H 3A IN COAL CO. Main 2’.61 or Muln 3581. FOR SALE—CoaI and wood. INTERSTATE PRODUCTS CO. _ Main 983. _PETSTOCKAf^POULTRY.^ CANARY, five young slngere and cage. 3129 Graoeland. North 7’79. tJMD YOU SELL ITT . If not, try .the automobile column* of The Times Went Ado.

MISCELLANEOUS— FOR SALE. *aaa I— -| --W I|-|— ~i gygynym Quit Wearing Ready-Made PUTS $ e jo A e make them ta O Jj your measure for —Vi w LEON TAILORING CO. 131 K. NJBW YUUK. Up one flight. Match Your Coat / a \ with a pair of / 1 I [ TROUSERS j j \I / THE PANTS \|, ■ / Jj / BTORE CO. til I UL j Two Store* uil/ jk l 4* W. Ohio. jj S V W no E. Market fltegArh SEWING MACHINES Repaired and Rented by week or mouth. Every piece, part or screw for any sawing machine. White Sewing Machine Cos. • Main *OO. Auto. -6-216. *l2 Mass A vs. LADIES’ WINTER CLOAK Novelty brown; Ju*t Lke new. 81te at. Tr.-s f>t a wonderful bargain at 116. 710 sNortU Illinois street. Apt. C, or cal) Main 894 1 after 6 j>. m, LUMBER, about 10,000 feet, 2x* and other sixes that are off grads; special price to get It out of our way. Phone Ivorth 7000. TWO ladiee’ suits for sale at a bargain: iiize 3* and 38. One black and one dark brown. 1013 South Capitol avenue. FOR SALE—Purplo silvtrtone coat with skunk fur, taupe satin dress; beaded. Reasonable, fail Belmont 2575. FOR BALE—Lumber, 10,000 feet 1 inch off graue; also 20.000 32-lnch poplar lath. Phone North 7000. CASH REGISTER; four drawers; like new; Cheav. 110 Wsst Ohio street. OVERCOAT and tarn suit*, tailor made; sixe 39 or 40. Circle 640*. Ul( E site hothlast cheap. 1110 Linden street. Prospect 6*94. DESKS at eave-half price* on payment# at BAKER Bit 08. Ivi ISC*iLL A NEOUS—WANT&d] Attention We need all kind* of furniture, and need It now. We have the largest and beat rated u td goods store in this slate. Cel! our buyer and get what yout goods are worth. Baker Bros. Aato. 26 :. Main 14*0. LEW SHANK ~ pays best prices In city for housabold coeds end ftxterae of al! kinds. 227 North [era./ Greet. Main 2*3*. WILL pay best price for second-hand , clothing cleaning pressing. repairing done. JAMES HAIiCOS, 24 Kentucky ave. LAMPS and wicker furniture. Win pey a good cash price. BAKER BROS. DINING ROOM SUITE? Will psy a~good cash price BAKER BROS PTANO wanted. Will pay a good cash price BAKER BROS. _ lIOTBLAST wanted. Will pay a good cash price. BAKbr BROS. GAS RANGES ;.nd Ice boxes. Will pay cash. HAKE it BROS. WANTED —Top for Ret rt stove, 320. Prospect 319*. BAKER BROS' pay more? “ ' FINANCIAL-

PERSONAL LOANS S2O TO S3OO This office Is operated under the aupervl*!..n of the State of Indiana and wae a*, tabitshed fur the purpose of providing a place where honest people can borrow any amount from S2O to *3OO without paying more than tne legal rate of Interest or without being Imposed upon in any way It I* only neceasary that you are keeping fcoueu and permanently located. NXJ- WORTHY PERSON REFUSED we do not notify your employer, neither do we make Inqulrlee of your friend* relatives or trades people. Yon can have all the time necessary for repayment and pay only for the actual lime you keep the money. Call and let ua explain. No charge unless you borrow. Loans with other companies paid off and more money advanced at legal rate* IF IN A HURRY PHONE MAIN 2023 OR AUTO 22-450. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO. * Rooms 205-7-9 Indiana Trust Bldg, 113 E. Waah. St. Corner Virginia Ave. TOD CAM BORROW MONEY SO CHEAP end en such easy terms of repayment from the Fidelity Loan Company, a 11cen*ed and bonded firm, for use In paying overdue bills or to buy the thing* you seed for CASH at BARGAIN PRICES that every one should take advantage ut our service. LOANS ON FURNITURE $20.00 to $300.00 *t legal rate* on short notice and without publicity. We give you all the time you want to repay a loan and only charge for the actual time you have the money. Fair lan't It? You Can Afford to Borrow On $ 40 pay $2 & month and interest On $ 60 pay $3 a month and interest On SIOO pay $5 a month and interest PAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE the Cost. IN YOUR BEHALF We are on the Job eight hours a day, and ; through personal contact and personal •ervlce. plus a deep personal Interest, we ' can serve you and your friends as you wish to be served In these unusual times business friendships, close relations, mutual understandings and co-operation are real assets to all xf us. We are ready to go time-fourths of ths way. Now M Is j up to you. FIDELITY LOAN CO. 106 E. Market St. WHEN YOU NEED MONEY SIOO-S2OO S3OO Investigate our eazy-to-pay Twenty-Payment Plan Loan*. Get *SO, pay back $2.60 a month. Get SIOO, pay back *5.00 a month. With Interest at BV9 per cent a month. Pay taster If you like Lees cost. For example: Fay a *6O loan in full In One Month. TOTAL COST *1.76. On Furniture, Pianos, Vtctrolaa etc., without removal. ALSO ON DIAMONDS, ETC. Call, phone or white mmrnk collateral loads rt. (Bonded Lenders) ESTABLISHED I*B7. 201 LOMBARD BUILDING. 24 Vs EAST WASHINGTON ST. Phone Main 3235. New 25-8. WE AttE prepared TO make REAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. W* 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 FIRST and ascotd mortgages on Indiana and Imtlanspoil* real estate. R. B. WILSON. 10* N. Delaware st. Main I*l6. INSURANCE In nlf branches.’ AUBREY D. PORTER *l* People* Bank Bhi*. Main 7049. LOANS on diamond*; t\k% per month. BURTO** JEWELRY CO.. 6* Monui ment. MONET to loan a dtp apd farm brake*-- *** IS When hid**

WILSON NOT TO HALT EFFORTS FOR BIG UNION President Apparently Unmoved as Returns of Defeat Come In. N 7 COUNTER ATTACK BEGUN WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—President Wilson awoke this morning to build up a shattered hope with wornout tools. IP spite the terrific slashing blow dealt yea rday by his countrymen at the polls he roused like the battls-tlred veteran he is and reported at h'a desk for duty. He was ready to carry on the burdens of the great office that will be his until March 4. If his shoulders ijre stooped they took np the pack no less willingly. If his cheeks are pallid, his Jaw is set firm and square. If his hair is white, the keen brain beneath It turned no less Insistently on the Instant need of things. Friends of Woodrow Wilson call him ay soldier enlisted for the duration of the war. His secretary, Joseph Tumulty, the man closest to him for ten years, said: "He will never quit: he will fight with his Inst breath for the unsummation and vindication of the League of Nations.” HAS NEVER ASKED FOR QUARTER. The President, his enemies admit, has never asked for quarter. He has never asked for sympathy. He has made no appeal for the love of the people of the United States, altho'ugn those closest to him tell how desperately he desired it. He alone mei his greatest reverse yesterday. the fa.lure of America to vindicate and approve his plan to make inviolate, as he seea it. the peace of tbo world. *o, today, broken tn health, solitary, lonely, old before his time, his wounds untended except for the first aid bandages of his ctvn spirit, he rose wearily to his task and set forth with halting steps on the counter-attack to win again the prestige be had lost. For there is no discharge In his war. The President listened to the returns in his study last night. None of his political family or adherents were with him, although the cabinet had gathered as usual on Tuesday. THE BOLLINGS ONLY CALIJERS. Mrs. Bolling and Miss Bertha Belling, mother and sister of Mrs. Wilson, called for a time, but the President and his wife received the bulletins from the rues sengers and read them together during the early evening. Admiral Grayson, the President s friend and physician, dropped ii* and carried the verbal reports of the politician* and newspaper men In the executive offices. While the President manifested ths closest sMention and Interest, he received the new-* of Harding's victory as presaged In the returns without comment of any sort, but with the utmost cheerfulness. He followed his usual routine sought his bed shortly after & e’clocjg. After he had retired, Mrs. WQsoft continued for a time to read the regHJrta to Min, but by 10 o'clock the Preitdent had dropped off ee-'cnely to sleep* before he I ad hoard George White’s Abatement concerning the Democratic dfefesL

LEGION MEN TO VISIT ‘BUDDIES’ Posts Assigned to State Hospital* The Indiana department of the Amerlenn legion is the first to carry ont the 1 direction# of the national commander, 8V W. Galbraith, Jr., to vigtt and cheer (Mbit bled former eerYlo* men who are la Gorermer.t hospitals. L. R. Glgntlliat of CuJv*r, department commander, apd L. Bn Mall Newfrvnt, department adjutant, have completed iselgnlng poets to hospitals where servlc* men are confined. Assignment* have been given to nearly forty posts to visit forty-two hospital* In the State, where approximately 428 disabled men are placed. The assignments do not include the Government hospital at Marlon, where soon there will be many former service men. Assignments have been made as follows: Boehrie Camp for Tabercnloala, Pontbern Hospital sot the Insane, and Walker Hospital Peet No. fi, BvaaarlU*; Central Hospital for the Insane, Post No. 4. Indianapolis; Northern Hospital for the Insane and St. Joseph's Hospital, Post No. 00, Logansport: Easters Hospital for the Insane and Reid Memorial Iloarltal. Post No. 85, Richmond; School for Feeble-Minded Tooth, Irena Bjrron Hospital and Hope Methodist Hospital, Post No. 47. Ft. Wayne; Southern Hospital for the Insane, Post No. #, Madison; Indiina Village for EpUiptic*, Poet No. 137, Newcastle; Protestant Deaconess Hospital, Post No. 55, Indianapolis; Good Samaritan Hospital, Post No. 73, Vlnesnnes; St. Margaret's Hospital, Post No. 16, Hammond; Fayette Memorial Hospital, Post No. 1, Coiuiersrllle; St. John's Hospital, Post No. 127, Andersoni Good Samaritan Hospital, Post No. 6. Kokomo; St. Anthony’s itospltal and Union Hoepital. Post No. 40. Terre Haute; Healthwin Hospital, Post No. 302. South Bend) Munclo Home Hospital, Post No. 19, Muncje; Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Post No. 100, Indianapolisy 1 Lafayette Horae Hospital, Post No. 11, Lafayette, and St. Ellrabeth's Hospital. Post No. 11, Lafayette; Bloomington Hospital. Post No. _ 18, Bloomington; Christian Hospital. Post No. 94, Valparaiso; Bpworth Hospital and Training School and St. Joseph's Hospital, South Bend; Freemaii City Hospital, Post No. 22. Linton; Hamilton County Hospital, Post No. 45, Noble* ville; H'ghland Sanitarium, Post No. 230, Martinsville; Indianapolis City Hospital, Post No. 126. Indianapolis; Plymouth Hospital, Post No. 27, Plymouth; St. Mary’s Morey Hospital, Post No. 17, Gary; Sunnyside Sanatorium. Post No. 148. Oaklandon; Wabash County Hospital, Post No. 15, Wabash; Wells County Hospital, Post No. lift, Bluffton; Wltham Memorial Hospital, Post No. 113, Lebanon* WISCONSIN PICKS BLAINE. MILWAUKEE, Wls., Nov. 3.—James Blaine, Republican, supported by the nonpartisan element, was elected Governor of Wisconsin. Returns early today gave him a two to one lead over Colonel McCoy. United States Senator Irvine Lenroot was re-elected over Democratic and independent.—LnPolletto— opposition. PROCLAMATION ISStTEO. Governor Goodrich today issued a proclamation calling on the people of Indiana to celebrate Nov. 11 as Armistice day. LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE. Notion Is hereby given pursuant to the statutes that the undersigned, conducting aspubllc storage house t 227 North New Jersey, will, on Thursday, Nov. IS, 1920, at 10 a. m., sell for accrued charges restaurant fixture* and other goods held In storge for nix months past with charges unpaid, stored by following named party: Ross Z. David, consisting In part of ono small Ic# box. one flleh washer, one madluro slxed motor, on* refrigerator, one piece of pipe, one coffee urn. one large meat elioer, fko Iron stands, steam table and oounter. AHA.NK FURNITURE AND STORAGE CCBLI North New Jersey

ISpokis i LOCAL ALUMNI OF NOTRE DAME TO SEE TILT Continued from I’oge Light. block of seats for the Indianapolis party at the game. SNAPPY DRILL FOR IRISH i , NXiTRE DAME, Ind., Nov. S.—A cold wind and light snow flurry threw pop into the Notre Dame gridders pester-i day in their practice for the Purine game I here Saturday, and Coach Ruekne aci cep ted the drill as one of the best held this season. J , There seems to be no worry among : t ' , ° students and athletes ns to the outi c ome of the Purdue conflict, but Uockne is remembering the scare tae Irish were : given at Lafayette last year, and 1* taking no chances on letting his men cut uown their speed before the Boilermakers ■ are dowued. Saturday will mark the final appearance of George Gipp, outstanding candidate for an All-American half back position, and Capt Will Coughlin, strong bidder for a tackle position on the mythical eleven, on the Notre Dame gridiron as players. These famous athletes are ! OR the last lap of their college football careers and their fight with Purdue Is the last home affair for the Notre Dame 1 team. Cipp was used op in the Army contest Saturday, but his light bruises have been gnec the most careful attention and he will be ns fit as ever when he and his teammates rip Into Purdue. "Hank” Metre, a Huntington (Ind.) hoy, will be givFn a chance to show his mettle as a center In the remaining games on Notre Dame's schedule. "Swede’ Larson had the muscles of his stomach torn in the Army game and bis chances for further competition this season are not the brightest. Mehre it a big, fast, hard-fighting youngster. There is little to choose between him and Larsen and Rockne is confident that hi* work at the pivot will be far from a drawback to the team. Requests for seat reservations are coming in fast and it is indicated that ths largest crowd in history will Jam 'ths stands of Cartier field. 1 i PURDUE'S STRONG f a DEFENSE READY **;■ LAFAYETTE. Ind.. Nov. B. is ready -to put the check on Notre ’ i Dame's aerial attack and give thy Irish one of the toughest battles of son- 4 von when they get together at Sooth \ j li<-nd Saturday. Coach Scanlon has beey teaching his ’ men a special style of defense to nse , against the Irtsh. and they can pall it a well la real action at they hare been doing In r vcTlmmiffe with the Freshmeifc Focbfte's warriors an going to have to kfftcklc down and pat out a lot of good football to run up a winniEg tqlal Iq tho coming tilt. Toe FuMrie hospital list has been lost in the rtSh of preparation for this big Ctate Championshie series game and every Koadber of the squad is oat hustling In practice sessions. C'Ach Scanlon Is of ths opinion that >V*t Saturday was an off-day for his fern, when tber had a hard Urns winning from Wabash, and be believes they will show a 100 per cent Improvement when they sail Into the Irish Combination. ? Meeker, Purdue's cyclonic full back, is ready to start against ths Irish, har- ■ lug enjoyed a rood rest since his Injury In the Ohio State contest.

BOXING - MOOBJE BEATS WATSON. MEMPHIS. Nov. 3.—Pal Moore, local TantamweighL heat Red Wilson of New Orleans in an elght-ronod bout last aJght and beat him In a characteristic Pal "Moore way. Wateon floored Moon with a right to the chin la the first round, hut Moore was up before the count started. The eecoed end third wera about even. Moore had a shade In the fourth and fifth and Wataos waa the gueat at. a glove ehewer in the sixth, seventh and eighth. OTOffB T*. SMITH. PHILADELPHIA. Nov. A1 Upp* manager of Jeff Smith and Young San* dow, has matched Smith with Mike O'Dowd at Mad eon Square Garden Tuesday, Nov. t. Tex Rickard, who le conducting the entertainment, will preoenl the winner with a belt Rickard la 44vert ting the match for the middleweight ehamplonahlp, aa Johnny Wilson, tho tltleholder, It U aald. refuse* to meed either O'Dowd or Smith. Local Football Notes Oiklxndon would llko to meet soap fael Indianapolis eleven in a game as Oaklandon Sunday. Address B. McCord, Oaklandon, lad. * The Riverside Ramblers will practloo at Twenty-Fourth street and Parkway boulevard tonight Johnson. MedUn, Hyde. Teager and Cheatham, aa well as oil other 100-pound amateur gridiron player* desiring tryouts, should report at 7:3? o'clock. Orappler A. C.s will practice st WBlatd park tonight and bold an important business meeting after tho drilL Teams In the 90 and 100-pound class ehonld Set In touch with the manager of tho rappler* at Clocle 4611 In regard to* games The Militaries ore ready te book gataoo with the .beat teams In tho 106-poand class. Cell Circle 5903 and ask for HfeM May Change Derby Date LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3—OBecans* act many of tho 3-year olds which are rushed In their preparations for the Kentucky derby fail to accomplish anythin# In the la tor months, a suggest too has been made that the Kentucky classic ha held at a later data While It has not been taken op *§6 * ftclally It te known that many hor-em-u will approve of the change. It wa* particularly noticeable thle year that Paul .Tores, Blaze#, Donnacona, ®n Watch and other* which were hurried la the spring for the race did not show good form until autumn. Democrats Will Not Continue Litigation Indications today were that the Democrat* will not continue litigation started before Judge Linn Hay of Superior " Court, room 2, asking for a writ requiring County Auditor Leo K. Fesler to keep intact the registration applications In tho city and "county for at least sixty days. t Counsel appeared before Judge Hay (hla morning and asked that the hearing be continued Indefinitely. When Paul G. Davis, Democratic nominee for prosecutor, filed the petition ashing for the writ, Judge Hay set today as the date for hearing. Attorney Charles Cox said he thought the case probably would be dropped la view of the big totals piled ap by tho i Republicans In tbl* eounty. Champ Clark Bows to G. 0. P. Landslide KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. Champ Clark, former speaker of the House of i Representatives, was swept to defeat In the Republican tidal wave that carried Missouri buck into the Republican ! column. T. W. Hukreld, Republican, haa piled iup majorities which cannot bo shaken ; by later returns. now has a majority In tha 1 Ninth district of 9,650 gad Dwnofxati leaders concede Clark’* dafeaV. 1

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