Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 311, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1921 — Page 7

ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS

PLAY TO SHIFT IN TWO MAJOR LOOPS TUESDAY Intersectional Games Open in Big Leagues Tomorrow— West Is Leading. OTHER MAJOR DETAILS By HENRY FARRILL, United Press Sports Editor. NEW YORK, May o.—After close to four weeks on an East-East and WestWest stunt, the major league ball clubs will start the first intersectional bill of the season tomorrow. The Western clubs .of the National League come East and the Eastern American clubs go West. While the pennant races will not ba decided in these intersectional skirmishes, a good line may be obtained on where the pennants are going to roost next October. So far the Western teams are stowing the way In both circuits. Pittsburgh Is leading the National League by three games and Cleveland has about the same Uiargin in the American. The Pirates, with their pitchers going well and with their offense leading the league with the stick, are Well fortified for a long stay on enemy soli. Gibson has Boston and Philadelphia to work on before he meets his most dangerous rivals- the Brooklyn cnamplons and the Giants. Some of the Eastern critics say that Pittsburgh has become fat off easy Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago meat. Even without Kopf and Roush, the Reds gave the Pirates the worst battles In thd West, winning three of nine games. The Cubs won a single game from them and the Cards lost every one.Boston and Philadelphia are not taken seriously in the East, but the clubs have shown strong inclinations to rise up and Strike back at times. The Cleveland Indians buck Washington and New York, the two strongest teams, for a started and then have the Athletics and the Red Sox. Speakers club has been hitting like a fiend and tha pitchers seems to be coming aronnd to Term. Hugh Duffy has his Red Sox going ■long good and Cleveland may get a hard battle from Boston. The Athletics should be easy for them. The National League looks to be Pittsburgh, New York end Brooklyn all the wav, with the American League flag with Cleveland and New York. Washington is not being figured by the experts as a aerious" contender.

(Mim The Indianapolis Eagles played their j opening game at Eagles’ park y-aterday ] afternoon and came through with a 201 to 1 win over Columbus. Engleklng pitqhed a great game for the locals, allowing but three hits, and set the batting pace for his toammates. Shelby. Dowdell and Flynn also hit the ball bard. Next Sunday the Eagles tangle with the Kokomo Red Sox at Eagles park, and the following week they meet Elwood. Errors beat the Elders at Bedford agiin yesterday. The final count was 12 to 0. Cath'-art. catcher, went big for the locals in all departments, but was the only man who worked up to form. The Richmond Eagles handed the Marion Ramblers of Indianapolis a 10 to 0 lacing. The Eagles got six runs In the fifth round. The Riley All-Stars couldn’t find Alien end Smith's curvevs, and the Brownsburg ball tossers handed them a 10 to 1 defeat. - Twenty-six hits gave the Mapietons 13 runs, against seven hits and 1 run for the American Railway Express team. OtweJl pitched a great game for Plainfield and the Federal Athletics were forced to tha bottom side of a 6 to 5 count. The Western Bloomer Girls of Chicago handed the Logansport. 2 to 1, In the opening game of the season. There was a big crowd out to look the girls over. After going eleven innings to sn 11 to 11 tie at Willard park, the South Side Ramblers and Mariettas had to call off hostilities on account of the 6 o'clock closing law. The Morris Street A. C.s claim that they defeated the Bertllne A. C.s. S to 7. and the Bertllnes claim an 11 to 8 viAory over the Morris Street nine. Which is what ? The Dun Stars .have not been defeated In four games with State clubs this season and they would like to hear from combinations that can promise real or- I Lisition. Address H. L. Coleman, 145 tst Market street. New Palestine defeated the Indianapolis Odd Fellows, 3 to 2, In a fast game at New Palestine. A rally In the late rounds brought the Arsenal Juniors a 7 to 6 win over the Greeniawn Feds. The game between the Marott Shoe Bhop and Pennsylvania Independents, at Brookslde Park, came to a halt In the seventh Inning when Pitcher Asbgill of the Marotta broke his arm. Oakfleld was walloped, 0 to 2. by the Hollenbeck Press club. The Hollenbecks play the Mapietons at Falrvlew Sunday. The Tipton Elks defeated the Marlon Eagles. 8 to 5. at Tipton. Clark. Tipton pitcher, got a home run and fanned twelve men. The Bell Telephones had to go ten Innings to beat the Midwest Engines, 10 to 3 in the City League Saturday. Falrbanks-Morse got sway to an earlv •tart and handed the. Printers a 10 to 6 thumping. Riley allowed the Printers nine hits. The Selmler Towels came aronnd with a couple of late runs to defeat the C. M. B. nine, 0 to 7. The Bemls Bag and Inter-State car teams were victorious In the commercial circuit. They won. from the Cltex and Hibben-Hollweg teams, respectively. Only one game was reported in the Manufacturers circuit, this going to the Ell Lilly team over the Link Belts by a score of 13 to 3. The American Central Life team defeated tbs Merchants club of the Banker loop! 13 to 11. The Fletcher Americans won from the National City, 13 to 7, and the Indiana National handed the Reserve Loan a 13 to 6 spanking. The results of games played In the Bunday School League follow: Olive Branch, 32; West Morris Street, 2. Southport Baptists, 4: Hall Place, 1. Home Presbyterian, 4; Riverside, 3. First Baptist, 21; Heath Memorial. 7. East Christian, 13; St. Paul, 2. River Avenue, 21; South Side Christian, 4. North Park, 7; Victor Memorial, tv. • The Independent Ramblers went eleven Innings to a tie with the Marietta Glass team at Willard Park Sunday. This tie will be played off May 20. The hard hitting of Rubush and Murnan brought the Ramblers from behind. The Ramblers desire a game for next Sunday. Call Drexel 3ikiS and ask for Shorty. , The Highlands defeated the Z. A. C.s, s7 to 4, and the Michigan A. C.s. 0 to 4. in a double-header Sunday afternoon at Riverside dlamond'No. 8. State teams desiring to book a fast combination, address William Hickey, 533 Dorman street. TWO ITALIANS HIBDEBE1). NEW ORLEANS, La., May o.—Two Italians, Dominick Dlgtovsmc and Joseph Gaeto, were found murdered today on the outskirts of the ity. It is tupfosed they were killed by ether Italians, olic* ax* iavMOgntlAf.

Butler Prepares Big Program for Coming of Jap Ball Team Trophies to Be Presented Boys From Waseda at Game Saturday. Wabash today Is the only other game of the week for the Bntler baseball nine, aside from the Waseda contest Saturday, for which the entire school Is making elaborate preparations. The Japanese are making an American invasion, playing college teams in all sections of sh country, and Butler, through the efforts of Coach Page, is one of the few lucky ones to get a crack at the Orientals. Purdue plays the invaders Friday of this week. Preparations for the Japanese invasion at Bntler are going on in an elaborate way and every care Is being taken that nothing Is overlooked In the entertainment of the visitors. A silver loving cup of teapot' shape, that will be presented to the visitors as a team, is now on display at Spaulding’s. Individual presentations will also be made to each member of the team. . Saturday hat been officially designated Japanese day on the campus and arrangements are being made to care for the biggest crowd that has ever witnessed a ball game on Irwin field for. In addition to the entire student body, hundreds of people In the city are expected to attend. Bradley Rewards His Jockeys for Part in Capturing Derby Coin LOriSVILLE, May 0 Jockey C. Thompson, who rode E. R. Bradley's Behave Yourself to victory at Churchill Downs In the Kentucky Derby, which carried $50,000 added money, Saturday afternoon, received $3,000 from his employer for his winning effort. Lawrence Lyke, who had {he mount on Black Servant, a stable companion- of the winner and second In Saturday’s race, beaten by a head, was rewarded with a like sum. Os the eleven thoroughbreds vanished In the Derby by Behave Yourself three on former occasions had beaten him. At Lexington a few days ago Black Servant won from his stable mate by a head. In the Jockey Club stake at Chnrchill Downs liist year. Tryster, which with Prudery formed the Harry Payne Whitney entry Saturday, and finished fourth, was winner, while Behave Yourself was third. Coyne, which finished sixth in the Derby, was second In a race at ington last year In which Behave Your-' self passed under the wire fifth. The victory of Behave Yourself In the Derby brought his total purse earnings to $56,525 and horsemen here declare ho has an excellent chance of entering the list of thoroughbreds that have won SIOO 000 or more. He is carded to start In the Clarke handicap $7,500 added, one and one-sixteenth miles, to be run at Churchill Downs next Saturday. __i . Rifle Honors to Culver CULVER, Ind., May o.—Culver military Academy rifle team has just been announced as the winner of the national matches among military schools firpd under the auspices of the National Rifie Asseciation. Ten matches were fired In which the Culver shooters scored 4,012 points out of a possible 5,000. One match was shot each week with ten meu shooting in each event In the last match fired Cadets H. M. Bray, W. G. Barker. B. F. Keller, H. Poland and C. H. Schryver, Jr., made the high marks. The winning of this championship brings back to Culver for another year the big trophy enp offered by the National Rifle Association.

‘Rowland Day* Plans 'CHICAGO, Mav o.—Admirers of Clarence Rowland, former manager of the Chicago Sox, will observe a day In his honor when the Milwaukee rnd Columbus cluba of the American Association clash In Milwaukee May 14. Rowland, who is manager of the oClumbus rlub this season, formerly was part owner and manager of the Milwaukee club. Thomas J . Hickey, president of the American Assoelatiou. will head a delegation of Chicagoans who will make the trip. He expects between 200 and 300 to be In the party. Thomas E Wilson, the packer, who Is financially interested In the Columbus club, will make the trip with a party of friends Wrestler Kills Burglar SAN FRTNCISCO. May 9.—Louis 11. Ardonln of the Olympic Club, who recently was runner up In the national A. A. U. heavyweight wrestling championship on tie Pacific ccast, early Sunday killed, with his bare hands, a man he found rifling a bureau drawer In his home. The man later was Identified as William E. Anderson. Ardouin told the police that after grappling with Anderson, who vas unmarmed, for five minutes, he applied a severe wrestling hold to detain him until Mrs. Ardouin could telephone for help. ‘Hospital Day’ Will Be Observed Thursday Thursday, the anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, renowned English nurse, and pioneer In piodern hospital and nursing methods, will be observed In Indianapolis as National Hospital day. The day has been recognized and promoted by an executive committee consisting of members of staffs of several of the country's largest hospitals, and has been Indorsed by President Harding and the Governors of all States. The purpose of the day Is to acquaint the citizens with the human side of the hospitals in their varied service and activities. Citizens are urged to acquaint themselves with conditions In regard to disabled ex-service men and to write their Representatives and Senators In Con gress. appealing for better facilities. Public officials, churches and civic and fraternal orders will bo asked to cooperate in observance of the day. 11 on Plane Bound for Detroit From N. Y. JjEW YORK, May 9.—Governor Edwards of New Jersey was one of eleven passengers aboard the flying boat Santa Maria, which left here today for Detroit, Mich., by way. of Montreal. The maehlue was to make Its first stop at Newburgh, where a civic ceremony was planned. A stop was to he made at Poughkeepsie and the machine was to remain over night at Albany. From Montreal the boat will fly to Buffalo, thence to Toronto and on to Detroit. Greenfield Scene of K. T. Observance Special to The Times. GREENFIELD, Ind., May 9—Five hundred uniformed Knights Templar united with the commandery in this city Sunday In a celebration of Ascension day. Visjting commandencs were from Indianapolis, Connersvllle, Rushvillle, Knigbtstown and Newcastle. Religious services were held in Bradley M. E. Church. Following the church service, the congregation marched to the* Park Cemetery, where graves of Masonic dead were decorated with flowers and a short ceremony was performed by the order. SSOO TIRES RECOVERED. Automobile tires valued at more than SSOO were recovered by Motorpollcemen Bartln and Englebright today along the Big Four railroad tracks between Bosart and Emerson avenues. It la believed the tire* were thrown from cars. They are being held at the police station and an effort it being made to locate the. ©wrier*.

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I INDIANA DAILY TIMES 25-24 8. Meridian St. PHONES—CLASSIFIED ADV. DEPT. Main **• Automatic 28-351 RATES. One time 09 per line Three consecutive times.. .08 per line Six consecutive times 07 per line Male or female help wanted, situation wanted male or female; rooms to let and board and rooms wanted— One tlm 08 per line Three consecutive times.. .07 per lino Six consecutive times 06 per line Contract rates on application. Legal notices .09 per lins Lodges and club notices ...750 per Insertion Church notlcea (1 Inch or less) 60c per Insertion Over 1 Inch.. .07 per line additional Death notices 35c per Insertion. Card of Thanks or In Memorials notices 07 per line Ads received until 11:45 a. m. for publication eame day.

FUNERAL DIRECTOHC. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 829 North Illinois St. Funeral directors to the people of Indianapolis since 1887. Phones: Main 0641-0842. Auto. 22-641. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY DREXEL // P ' AUTO. 2561. UJXI L&Si Parlors 1222 Union St. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 622 East Market. Old Phone Main 908. Nevr Phone 27-208. J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect. Auto. 61-671. Drexel 0322. W. T. BLASENGYM 1625 Shelby st. Drexel 2570. Auto. 61-114. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—XVM. E. KRIEOER. New 21-154. Main 1464. 1402 N. Illinois. GADD —BERT 8. OADD. 2130 Frospect st. Phones: Drexel 0422. Automiitlo 52-276. UNDERTAKERS—HISE V * TITUS. 991 North Del. New 26-564 Main 3630. FEENEY A KEENEY. Auto. 24-195. 1034 N. Illinois. Main 543. PEATH ANP F UNERAL NOTICE3. FOWLER. JENNIE —Age 48 years, died Saturday, 5 p. m., wife of Boby Fowler, mother of Regina and'Mary Miller. Funeral from late home, 1621 Cottage street, Tuesday, 8:30, and St. Patrick’s Church. 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery. LAMB, OLIVE REBECCA—Died May 8, 1921. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lamb. 307 E. North street. Funeral 10 a. m., Tuesday, May 10 at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Chevalier. 3315 Broadway. Friends Invited. Burial private at Crown Hill. ’ LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Scotch collie; yellow, with white breast, white collar, four white feet, spayed female. Please call Webster 6613 and ask fur Danny. Reward. 1137 Parker avenue. STRAYED —Airedale pup. 7 months old. black and tan. Female. Webster 3777. HOUBES —WANTED. Want to rent 6-room modern on north side. Address J. M. NEENAN, Indiana Dally Times. ROOMS—TO LET. MERIDIAN, N.; two elegantly furnished sleeping rooms; clean, light and airy; modern; walking distance; private home. Circle 0697. HENDfUCKS PLACE; modern room, private home, for 1 or 2; gentlemen preferred. Webster 7539, \ BOULEVARD r place, 2912; Strictly modern front room with board. Randolph 7396. t TWO unfurnished rooms for rent. gas; 310 per month. 819 South Capitol avo. MODERN room, private home, 2 girls* pre- . ferred. Harrison 2663. MODERN sleeping room, close in. Circle 1441. ROOMS—WANTED. •YOUNG married couple wants unfurnished room and kitchenette. Addreus A No. 2313, Times. , LIGHTHQUSEK EEP IN G ROOMS. TWO well furnished light housekeeping rooms; electric lights, gas for cooking, water in kitchen, 1 437 Prospect street, BOARD AND ROOMS—TO LET. ROOM and board In private home; home privileges. Randolph 7764. FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS. ELEGANTLY furnished four-room cottage; electricity, gas, well, cistern; fln.e yard, lawn swing. Randolph 6340. BUSINESS CHANCES.

RESTAURANT AND BAKERY Doing a good business; oarty leaving city; must tell; downtown; for quick sa.le *1,700. Call Mr. Mclnteer. 1. N. Rickie & Son. 303 Indianapolis Security. Main 0520. IF YOU HAVE HAD* ANY UN SATISFACTORY' DEALINGS WITH STOCK BROKERS OR IN STOCK PURCHASES. COMMUNICATE WITH US IMMEDIATELY. EVERYTHING CONFIDENTIAL. MAE & CO., 80 WALL STREET, NEW YORK CITY. INVESTMENT property, hotel building, store room and large barn with office room. This property consists of throe buildings and 3 lots. Bring at the present 3*o per month; 3500 down and balance monthly. CARL D. HILL, 2813 Clifton st. RESTAURANT FOR SALE Eteam table and 7 furnished rooms. Rent 340; clearing over 3100 per week; big bargain. Cali at 620 Massachusetts ave. EIGHT rooms modern for Bale; all new rugs at 812 N. Illinois street. Circle 1812. J GROCERY for sile; good location, near Klngan’s. 638 W. Maryland. DETECT WES. Agency civil aud r-May Investigators. *26-629 Law Mala 2802.

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MALL HELP-—WANTED. .©VW4A WANTED MANAGER for Meat. Grocery and Bakery Departments of a large retail market to be opened In this city. Parties qualifying for this position must he residents of this city, financially responsible and furnish satisfactory references. For further particulars and application blank, write BAKER, BRADRICK KELLY & COMPANY. 1110 Chemical Bldg. SL Louis, Mo. MEN to team barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE, 309 E. Washington st., Indianapolis, Ind. Circle 757, PAINTER and paper hanger, single man preferred. J. E. FOUBT, Shejddam Ind. ALLROUND painter wanted. Jail Belmont 1674 after 6 o'clock. SALESM EN—WANT fcO. WILL S2OO HELP YOU t Live salesmen can earn big money selling our high-class, well-advertised, f.autselllng proposition. Everybody interested. No stocks or bonds. We help those wl’ltng ta work. No experience necessary. Work all or part time. You may as well get some of this big money. Answer quickly. 760-62 Banker’s Trust Bldg. Main 1409. . BALKSMEN, preferably with auto for our high-class well advertised fast selling R. E. subdivision; big money for live wires. 760-62 Bankers Trust Bldg. Main 1409. LIVE SALESMEN Make big money selling our well-ad-vertised. high-class, fast-selling propositi*.n. No stocks or bonds. All contracts executed by.one of the largest truet companies In city. No experience necessary. Work all or part time. V\e help those wilting to hustle. Answer quickly. 760-62 Bankers Trust Bldg. Main 1409. female help—wanted. WANTED —Woman for general work, small family; no laundry. 125* S. West. . GOOD woman Yor houss cleaning at 119 E. Michigan; references. A LITTLE GIRL TO BOARD. Webster 8 586. 81T UAT 10 N WA NT ED —FEMALE.^ WHITE laundress; rough dry washings to bring home; called for and delivered next day. Harrison 1961. HOUSEKEEPER, one child. In respectable widower's home, city. Address A No. 2315. Tlmea CURT AI NS to launder. Drexel 0395. Auto. 61-615. *

BUSINESS SERVICE. MEN’S PANAMA HATS Cleaned and Blocked Indianapolis Hat Blea.chery. Geo. H. Muller, Prop., 28 Kentucky Ave. Main 6179. Mail orders will receive prompt attention- > CARPENTER WORK WANTED General repair* and new, by contract or day. Call Drexel 2506. HARDINJ & 6TEVENB. Contractor* s FEATHERS Rougrht, Hold, renovated, and plilowii made to order. E. K. BtJRKLEI 416 Maes. ave. Mein 1428. New 23-775. Carpenter Repairing Screen work; reasonable. Prompt service guaranteed. Drexel 179*. P. P. HARRIB. CEMENT paving and construction work done by C. F. Doughty; 20 yearn' practical experience; sidewalks, porches, steps, retaining walls, etc. Drexel 1711. WALL* PAPER e'eanin*; 50c. 760 and 31 a room; hardwood floors washed and polished. Circle 4891 and ask for Mr. Cobb. have”your family washings done with us; home laundry, soft water; satisfactory rough dry; quick deliveries. Call Har. 2411. W. M. SWEAT, "CONTRACTOR. Plastering, cement walks, house painting, carpenter work. Phone Clrole 570*. WALL PAPER cleaned, 50c, 760 and 31 per room; best of references. Work guaranteed. Circle 7520, HARDWOOD floors washed, polished and shellaced. Work guaranteed; best of references. Circle 7620. RUGS cleaned; we bring electrlo vacuum to your home; room rugs, 25 cents. Drexel 9660. ' SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SINGER SEWING MACHINE *6 model; cheap for cash. 312 Mass, ave. LADIES and Gentlemen’s Suits Remodeled. 18 Vi N. Meridian. Room 29. Circle 0315. FOR paper hanger, call JOHNSON. Work guaranteed. Webster 6715, PAPER cle;i nTfig or paint at IX2I Tremont avenue. Belmont 3*83. WALL PAPER cleaning; work guaranteed. Drexel 0286. FA BHTONABLDREHSMAKING. Harrison 1521. 872 Udell SL HEMSTITCHING-r-FINE WORK. TUTTLE. 20r INDIANA AVE. Paper hanging neatly dona. Call Drexal 2945, Calcimining, RoberUon, Main 7618. ' WHY WORRIT " LET a Tlxue* Want ad aU It for j on.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. [nashl Nash 7 passenger touring.. .|1,400 Dodge touring, 1920 915 Maxwell, 1920 touring 675 Overland 83...... 400 Btuts 1920 2.750 Bulck 1920 touring 1,150 Keo roadster... 850 Buyers of our used cars are positively assured of real valuea Losey-Nash Retail Cos. 400 N. Capitol ave. Main 3349. Automatlo 21-94*. Our Terms Are the Lowest NO BROKERAGE. WE HANDLE OUR OWN DEALS. sloo—sl2s—slso down Is all that Is required to buy one of our Rood u*ri c-tra. We carry Maxwells, Overland*. Monroes. Saxons, Chevroleta, Dodges and many others. Hring your down payments with you and drive her away. Indianapolis Auto Parts & Tire Cos. 678 N. Capitol. Open evenings. SSO and $75 DOW N BUYS A GOOD USED CAR. Bring your down payment with you and drive It away. _ AUTO TRADING CO. 555 N. Capitol MAR.MON 34 TOURING In excellent condition thrbughout. Must sell and will sacrlllce for 31,400 cash. Randulph 2421. 1917 FORD touring. 3110 down, balance 12 months. WEISPMANS AUTO EXCHANGE. 212 E. New York street. Main 44 46. CHEVROLET, late model. na*v top. repainted. 3490 Terms if desired. WHALEY AUTO EXCHANGE, 23 E. South. MAXWELL touring, ia*o; In perfect condition. See MR. BECK. 928 N. Pennsylvania BEST looking renewed Dodge touring car In city, 3750; terms If desired. DIETZJAMES, 334 E. Market st. Main 6716. MONROE roadster by owner: good condition; rsaaonable. Drexel 4163. 2014 E. Maryland. * OVERLAND coupe, tinn. 235 N. Main 2246, TRUCKS—FOR SALE. ONE light delivery, panel body, starter and electric lights. Mlt. BECK, 928 N. Pennaylvania street. AUTOMO fit LES—WANT ED. I WANT YOUR CAR and will pay you cash fo£ 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 Highest Prices Paid Auto Trading Cos. 655 N. Capitol. Open Evenings. AUTOS WANTED ~~ I. Wolf Auto Cos. 619 N. Illinois St. Main 1579, Auto. 22-063. AUTO REPA |R AND SUFFLIaab We are in a position to handle a few high-grade automobile painting Jobs. Local Branch Meridian at 11th st. Main 1884. Nordyke & Marmoh Cos.

AUTO WASHING* Our Specialty. 134 North Illinois S & S Auto Laundry l^^^CLe~^licvcLEa; Now is the time to nave your motorcycle overhauled and re-enameled. ERNEST HUGHES CO. 634-36 Mass. Ave. Main 6404. CASH paid for all kinds of motorcyclea FLOYD PETERMAN. I*9 Massachusetts avenue. ~ PERSONAL*. ABSOLUTELY reliable and confidential detective work performed; reasonable rates O’Neil Secret Service. 26 Vk W. Wash. Cl. 5(556. Night phone Ka. 6755 and Ra. 6068 FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOfIFITAL for confinement; private; prices reasonable; may work for board; adopted. Write for booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG, 4911 E. 27th st.. Kansas City, Mo. I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Mrs. William Iva Brooks on, and after this date. WILLIAM BROOKS. PROFESSIONAL BERVICEB. VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage. MISS De VERE. 19 V 4 W, Market. Room 12. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS; good records of any maka.you desire. 40c. BAKER BROS., 219 East Washington, NEW player piano; wilt take cheap lot; balanos payments. Randolph 4221,

REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. DOUBLE HOUSE S2OO Cash Six rooms one sldu, five rooms other side; electrlo lights, sink; Improved street; good neighborhood; north side; can be Inspected; newly papered and painted; 2731-38 Cornell avenue. Just east of College avenue; price 35.000; 348 month, like rent. Look at house first, then see MR. RINEHART, Owner, Washington Bank and Trust Cos., 257 W. Washington st. S2OO Cash Residence 1857 Tbalman ave.j 8 rooms; full lot: electrlo lights, good neighborhood; Just off Brtghtwood car line; price 32,850; pay like rent. Look at house first, gee Owner, MR. RINEHART, at Washington Bank and Trust Cos., 257 W. Washhigton et. S3OO CASH balanfce S2O per month, bur* ttx-room house, 217 S. Davidson street; newly painted and decorated throughout; electric lights, city water; move right In. RUSNE H. HARTMAN 224 N. Delaware. Cottage Ave. Near Bhelby, 6-room cottage; good condition-, also vacant lot, 40x100, all for 33.000; 3500 down. 325 per month. Call Truehlood. RELIABLE REALTY CO. 501 City Trust Bldg. Circle 7262. Evenings, Irvington 22e8. NEAR LEXINGTON CAR LINE On Laurel and Olive street, one fiveroom and one seven-room semi-modem house; only 33,000, on payment* of 3500 down. Call L. O. CLARK. 22* E. Ohio. Main 8377. . f. New 5-room house, ga/T w A II rage. electric lights; Vv || | . iargs lot, located on Lyons ave. Small payment down, balance monthly. See Charles Hurst with GEO. A. LUCAS, 405 People s Bank ' BEAUTIFUL modern 6-room, almost new; brick and cement front porch; beautiful electric fixtures, furnace and bath, French doors, new asbestos shingle roof, double garage, lmproveed street. Price 35,600. Also a number other properties, cash and paymenta. Call Drexel 6184. 234 S. TEMPLE Extra good 5 room house. Terms. HOWARD C. VENN. 103 E. Market. Ma,n .A" s ’ Webster 8753; evenings Irvington 3058, 2 DANDY SUMMER HC ME9 Fiftieth street and river; good toattng and fishing; good bathing beach. Some terms if desired. Open ail day Sunday tor inspection. For Information call swo Massohuaetts ave. Phone Clrcls *442. “pZ 7 Z bet ug'bulid you anew ft TT A II home on easy terms *n \i I /"A 11 J the Mayer addition. Sue A U IL-sf CHAS. HURST with Geo. A. Lucas. 405 Peoples Bank bldg. West Warman street: 8-room semi-modern; electric lights, gas; good condition. Only 13.690. Mr. Grice. HOME SEEKERS REALTY CO. Main 1499. For Sale — ON PAYMENTS vacant lot on Laymon ave.; close to Pendleton pike. 2726 Adams street. ‘ FOR - SALE Bummer home on the river. Fiftieth st.; fine place; open for inspection every day. THE BOLD. Circle 644 2 for Information. DOUBLE, NORTHEAST for colored; 5 rooms on side; price 32,000; $250 cash, 320 month. HALL & HILL. REALTORS. FOR SAI.E—Four-room cottage on West Michigan. Price is right on this property; must !>• sold; In 21*00 block 2621' W. Michigan street. MARTIN MAHONEY. Belmont FOR 8 A Lit—Two lots In business district of Beech Grove. Will trade for car or San Diego (Cal.) property. Inquire D. JONES, 2029 Jefferson street, Anderson. Ind. * ; 39 WOODLAND drive, five rooms, strictly modern bungalow, fine condition. 33.700 cash, balance month!?. THE SOUTHERN LU M B STRICTLY modern home, excellent location and a fine property. 34 000 cash, balance monthly. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. SSOO CASH. 325 per month, buys 267 Richland street. Seven rooms, modern with garage. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. BY - owner, 5-room houap with bath; A-l condition, 33,700. Call Drexel 7682. REAL ESTATE—SALE OR TRADE. A FAIR trade la better than a sacrifice sale. GEO. A. BROWN. 1002 City Trust. REALEBT AT E—SU BUP-EIAN. FROM 5 to 12 acres Improved; sell or trade for double that can show good Investment. Webster 2951. REAL ESTATE—WANTEPT MODERN or partly modern house; good location, 3700 cash, balance monthly. Main 0107. ~ FARMS—FOR SALE.

A FARM 109.70 acres within 7 jnlles of Monument. We have had a lot of shyster bids on this place. Owing to present farm conditions it seems feasible that real estate sharks cduld steal this farm. But as has always been the case, Justice prevailing, this farm is offered for sale at a ridiculously low prjee, S3OO per acre. Two i action stops on the farm. We wi 1 take up to $15,000 in trade, not at ai Inflated value, but at what it is actiall; worth. No pikers need apply. We mean business. If you have anything to trade, worth the money, call this office. GEO. A. LUCAS, 405 Peoples Bank Bldg. Circle 6600. * * • ... WRITE - Leavitt Land Cos„ Indianapolis, for free Florida map and (0-page book.

MISCELLANEOUS— FOR SALE._ First Call for Refrigerators at Save Half Price All sizes, all makes, and all guaran- \ teed. Select your box now for future <*• delivery. CASH OR PAYMENTS / BAKER BROS. " PIONEER DEALERS IN USED FURNITURE, 219-221-223-225 East Washington Street.

FARMS—FOR SALE OR TRADE. FARM FOR TRADE. 520 acres near good county seat town. Haa two sets buildings; good soil and can be bought worth the money or will exchange for good apartment In Indianapolis and give or take mortgage difference. MARION COUNTY STATE BANK. FARM for trade for stock of merchandise. What have you? 310,000 to 320,000. O. T. HILL. Arcadia, Ind. LOTS FOR SALE. LARGE, beautiful lots In Wayne park, just off W. Washington st., which Is being paved; 31 down, 31 a week. Will take you out In our automobile at your convenience. OSCAR LEE. 1002 City Trust. Main 915. NICE VACANT LOT Corner Birdsall parkway blvd.; only 3300 caAli; worth 31,200. Owner. Randolph 6732. evenings. LOT for sale, east end; improved street; clear. SEBREE, 40 N. Delaware. MISCEL L ANE OU S—-FORSAL E. \ 20,000 feet No. 1 grade factory maple flooring. Call A. K. SHEFFIELD, G. & J. Tire Cos. FOR SALE. New sew mill completely equipped; on# 22 H. P. traction engine; IH-ton truck; 4 cars good lumber; 40,000 to GO.OOO feet of logs; 18 acres land; good 3-room house; flrat-clas# team of mute?. 2 good milk cows; one w r ood saw outfit self propelled with 40 H. P. engine suitable for all kinds of belt work or light hauling. Will sell part or all of this. If interested write or call THOS. KINDER. Williams, Ind. # Match Your /“TV COAT Lower Prices Now U j THE PANTS STORE CO. \1 \ J Two Stores. 1 l I 48 W. Ohio St. V* W ■.- 11* E. Ohio St. * f 1 I-V Good rubber tired Invalid Os M. chairs for rent, 33.50 a month; JKMjgrA no chargo for delivery. Baker ODDS and ends In grocery fixtures. Meat boxes, Ice boxes, restaurant tables and chairs, counters and show cases. BAKER BROS. ; NICE dark blue spring suit for sale; worn only onoe. Very reasonable; for inform mation call Webster 5302. Quit wearing ready-made ■ ■.... PANTS We make them to your /v j) measure fer VIJr LEON TAILORING CO. 181 E. New York st. Upstairs. CALL ME before you sell your household goods. I will pay you cash or get you more at auction. L. A. HODGES, auctioneer. Main 2534. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. RUGS, chairs, stoves, dressers, chiffoniers and other articles too numerous to mentlon, 812 N. New Jersey. GO TO BAKER BROS, for furniture, rugs and stoves. Payments. 219-225 East Washington streeL FLORENCE coal oil stove, practically new; 8-burner and baker, 325. 2509 Station. Webster 7606, BED, .wooden, oak finish, 310; mattress, |5; crex rug, $5; couch, $5. Drexel 567. FOR SALE—Walnut wardrobe, heating and laundry stove. 710 Indiana aro. .3_F> et STOCK AND POULTRY. HOMES wanted for healthy homeless dogs. INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY. City dog pound. 924 K. N. Y. Main 0872. COAL ANO WOOD FOR SALE. REDUCED COAL PRICES. Illinois nut and slack 35.25 Illinois, large clean forked 37.00 Illinois mine run 36-25 Best Ind. or Linton lum, forked.... 37.00 Illinois egg. clean forked 37.25 Best Brazil block, large forked 35.00 Pocahontas lump, none better 311.26 Delivered anywhere In the city. Free kindling with each ton order or more. Drexel, 3280. Auto. 52-384. COAL AND iClfi. L. H. BAIN COAL CO. MAIN 2151. MAIN 3531, FINANCIAL. WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS. MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS LISTED AND UNLISTED. INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO. FRANK K. SAWYER, Prea. Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg. Bouthweat corner Delaware end Marked FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana and Indlanapolii#reivl estate. R. B. WXLBON, 108 N. Delaware st. Main 1618. INSURANCE in ali branches. AUBREY D P'TBR, 816 Peoples Bank bid*. Main lA-

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AUCTIONS. Watch this column for the large auction sale at our auction rooms Thursday morning, 9:30 a. m. We will sell a large assortment of highclass new furniture, consisting of davenos, refrigerator, iron beds, brass beds, springs, mattress, mahogany and leather rockers, Circassian walnut bedroom suite, library tables, center stands; also manj.* toys, baby buggies. See complete list later. Lew Shank Auct. Cos. 227 N. New Jersey St. Main 2028.

TRANSFER AND STORAGE, Grr vrv\ n storage cheap Bax l I \W RATES IN CITY. CALL j Xf US. Everything at reA- | I | aonable price. Packed* i J U (hipped anywhere. IX Locked room If and eel rod. SO West Henry. Main 4688. PARTLGW F1 REPROOF STORAGE CO. Private locked rooma and open space. Ssc per month and up. Local and overland transfer. We call and give you exact prices on any kind of work without any obligations. 419-23 E. Market atreat. Main 2760. Auto. 23-68*. MOVE The Red Ball way. Long dtetanoe hauling our specialty* cash or p&ymenbet any time or place; largest and beet equipment in America. Phone Mala 4631. RED BALL TRANSIT CO. Shank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE!, TRANSFER, PACKING AND SHIPPINGL 227 N. New Jersey st. Main 2025. Auto. 21-12*. RATES HINGE ON WAGE DECISION I. C. C. Can Then Act—New Rail Probe. WASHINGTON. May o.—Tha tepa toward a readjustment of railroad rate* await the decision of the railroad labor board on the wages of employes, according to belief of President Harding and members of his Cabinet today. This waa the conclusion reached following discussion of the railroad problem at the laat I several Cabinet meeting*. With the question of wages declde-d, railroads can estimate their operating expenses more closely and the Interstate Commerce Commission can then proceed to adjust rates with this In mind. While the labor board and Interstate Commerce Commission are looking into the rail difficulties, Congress, will be conducting what promises to be another lon* railroad Investigation. This investigation will start tomorrow under authority of a resolution recently proposed by Senator Cummins and adopted by the Senate. The Investigation will seek to bring out: 1 Not only what the needs of the railroads are, but what are the needs of various Industries which must bo served by the railroads to live. . Whether the railroads aro running a* economically as possible as prescribed by the Ksch-Cummius transportation act. Whether the transportation act must be changed and In what respects. Talk Mounds Park as State Institution Richard Lleber, director of the Stat* department of conservation, went to Anderson today for conferences on a proposal that the State take over Mounds Park, about three miles west of that city. * The park contains eight mounds, said to be the most perfect In this part of the country, which are believed to have been constructed by a race of people who Inhabited this part of the earth Immediately after the stone age. V Child Hurt by Auto Special to The Times. PORTLAND, Ind., May o.—Claude nnlly, 4, young son of Roy Holly of thl* city, was seriously Injured here late Sunday when he was struck by an automobile driven by Joe Baughman. The child’* slcuil Is fractured and one leg was broke®.* His recovery Is doubtful. SIX TEARS FOR sl<*,ooo THEFT. TORONTO, Ontario, May o.—John Doughty, former secretary of Ambrose Small, missing theatrical magnate, was today sentenced to six year* In Kingston penitentiary for the theft oi $105,000 in Victory bonds, the property of Small. It is likely that the charge of conspiracy to kidnap Small, also laid against Doughty, will be dropped by the ccosra.

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