Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 60, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1921 — Page 9

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INDIANA DAILY TIMEJ *5-2S S. Meridian Bt. PHONES—CLASSIFIED ADV. DEPT. Main ...3509 ▲atoms, tic V. ... RATES. On# oat •* P r }*“• Thrvs consecutive time*.. .08 yet }} n * aw consecutive times 07 per I,n * Male or female help wanted, situation wanted male or female; room* to let and board and rooms wanted— One time • •* * er .*?*? TbVee consecutive times . .97 per line Biz consecutive times 06 per Une Contract rates on application. Lejrat notices # P* r It® 3 Lodges and club notices 7Sc per insertion Church notices (1 Inch or j #M ) 600 per Insertion Over 1 Inch.. .07 per Une additional Death notices Sic per Insertion. Card of Thanks or In Me mortem notices 07 per line Ads received until 11:46 a. m. for pnbUcatloa same dap.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. e- LLkxlcL a Parlors 1212 Union St. FLAYER & BUCHANAN 229 North Illinois at. Fnnerai directors to the people of Indianapolis since 1227. Phones—Main 064i-1'641. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY^ George Grinsteiner Funeral Dtrector. 622 E. Market. Old phone Main 902. New phono 27-SOl. J. c. WILSON 1220 Prospect. Auto. Sl--671. Drezel 9222. w. T. BLASENGYM 1225 Bheiby t- Drexel 2670. Auto. 61-116 Funeral Dtrectors— WM. E. KREIGER. New 21-154. Main 1414. 149 N- Tlllnols GADD— BERT s7 GADD. 21*9 Pr ,°‘ p r V.,\ Phones Drezel 9422. Automatic 52-27S UNDERTAKERS—HIPET A TITUS. *i North Del. New 26-664 Main **3. ' FEENET * FEE.NET. Xuto. 24-195. 1024 N. Illinois, Main 0442DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTjCEB. ERNST GUPTA V—Beloved husband of Barbara Ernst (nee Defti). and brother of Otto Ernst, died July 19. 1921, at 11:30 p. tp., ag* 65 years 3 months. FuneraJ Friday a 2 p. m. at late residence, Carson st. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. . TABF.RT, ALBERT H.—Husband of Carrie E. Tabert, passed sway July 20. 19.1. 1:45 a. m. Funeral ’rlday. 2 p. m. at residence. 99 N.Keys- ..e avenue. Friends may call Thursday a. ternoon and evening. Burial Cumberland c* metery. Harvey, a. archi:uld-Sod of Mrs. C. W. Harvey, at iome, 52 N. Ritter are.. Tu**sd*y July 19 11:50 p m. FuSeral at residence Friday. July 22. 2 P--IP. Friends invited. Bu.*ia! Crown COREy7~LE WI3~ \V avray Tuesdav everlng. July Friends ma call at hts home. 1321 Bellefortaine Thursday evening. Funeral and bunai p: i\ata, Friday. 2 :30 p. m. JOHNSON. MrF A N*N — Af* 75 y s. p as j.-f ti*x av at h*r home. 2212 Ashland are.. Wednesday, July 20. Funeral Saturday 10:30 a. m. at the residence. Friends Invited. ‘ LODGEsTaND CLUtIS. O. E. S. —Naomi Chapter No. 131. Stated meeting In Masonic Temple Friday evening at S o'clock. Work. Members of the order welcome. M. BELLE COPE. Worthy Matron LIZZIE J. SIIYTHE. Secretary.

LOST AND FOUND. LOST—GoId wrist watch. Monday evening at Murat theater or street near ’’lata hotel. Libera! reward for return to Plg-.a hotel. LOST—92S reward f r information leading to recovery of new Ford touring car; hiark "wheels, demountable; self starier. Taken Friday. July 15. from In front of 111 W. Market. Li tnw 62131. Motor 6132998. tv. E. WEDDLE. Webgter 2172. LOST—RoiI of bills at Merchants Heat and Light or Wm. lyiurls Cos. Please return to Ethel Robertson at trimming counter of Laurie’s, or call Circle 1392. Reward. LOST —Gold watch chain and charm. Masonic emblem. Reward. Randolph 2212. LOST—Bia- k pocketbonk. 111 -ols car. Tuesday p. m. Reward. Randolph 71- 3. LOST —Beagle hound medium size. Call Main 9157 Reward. DOGS clipped while you wait, 448 East Tenth Main 2134, LOST—Bnn'*h of key*. Phono Wa.hIngton ISOOPERSON ABSOLUTELY reliable and confidential detectlve work performed ; reasonable rates O’Neil Secret Service. 25 tg W Wash. Cl- 5858. Night phone R* 8795 and Rs B'*B9_ FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAIT for confinement, private; prices reasonablenay work for board, babies adopted, writ* for booklet. MRS. T B. LONG. 4 911 E. Twenty-Seventh st.. Kansas City. Mo. ROOMS—TO LET. HOTEL PCKITAN (Fire-proof i Market and New Jereey streets. Kate*: $1 to *2.50. Special weekly rates on application Nineteenth, is w ; me*. c.ean. coot, comfortable room for 1 or 2, north. Harrison 2113. LOVELV front room. bath connecting. modern home, private family; 2 men. We be ter 2788. MODERN s'oeplcg and housekeeping room* furnished or unfurnished, waiklif distance. Circle 8333. NICELY furnished front room, downstairs. private family, walking distance. Drezel ASHLAND. 2114: one or ts > large clean . modern rooms: adults. Randolph 0979. COMPLETELY furnished clean house-keeping-rooms. 712 Madison avenue. STERLING st 1014. large, airy room In modern home east. Webster 7929. FUBSTSHFD room In modern apartment. 1 or 2 gentlemen Circle 3784. MARKET E. 528; modern furnished rooms, 12 week up. garage. Pennsylvania: n~ 9*7. nioL ~ front room, modern. "FLATS. APARTM E NTS— iOLt Y. Lseseeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeweeeeeeee Washington Blvd. Duplex Best location In city; 7 room*. 3 bedrooms. Howard C. Venn 198 3. Market. Main 1118. BOARP AND ROOMS—TO LET. TWO modern rooms with private bath, suitable for 2 or 8 people; with meals. Orcie 3309. DELAWARE. N. 1449. 2 connecting furnished rooms, suitable for man and wife y two men; referen-e. Randolph *044. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. FOUR rooms bath, toilet, unfurnished; front and back porch downstairs. Belmont 1784. TWO large connecting front rooms, furBlshed light housekeeping 1519 Fletcher Myfnuc. BUSINESS CHANCES. SOFT drink parlor and cigar stand doing good business. must sell on account of ether business 238 N Illinois street. Colonial Bar. ' - DRUG* aao RE FOR SA LE ' Nice clean stock Price" right Address B.* F YOVMAN. Anderson Ind T/DR EXCHANGE —8100.090 general mer- ** ehandlse; will divide. Write LEAVITT LAND CO.. Indianapolis. Ind. FOR sale or trade, furniture and lease of Laws Hotel. Charleston. 111. ROOMING HOUSES.. RESTAURANT®. EASY TERMS. 40 N, DELAWARE GROCERY and meat market; will sell stock and leave fixture*. Randolph 0157.

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MALE HELP— WANTF.O. WE have the following positions open: One bookkeeper, exp *• One stenographer, exp if you are qualified call at employment department, corner Vermont and Pennsylvania sts. and ask for Mrs. Lewis. School, same location. Is the CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Fred W. Case, Prln. MEN to learn barber traae. TRi-CITi BARBER COLLEGE, 2C9 E. Washington st., Indianapolis, ind- Circle 757. SALESMEN—WANTED. " 7 WANTED —Salesman for Indianapolis and vicinity. Commission- contract only, for spare time or full time. We will teach you to sell income protection through bur free school of Instruction and help you build a profitable business. MASSACHUSETTS BONDING AND INSURANCE CO. Accident and health dept., Saginaw, Mich. Capital. 81,500.009. AGENTS—WANTED. ~ SANITARY milk bottle stopper and cream extractor, milk or cream can be drawn off without taking the stopper out. Agents wanted Send 150 for sample and territory. BERT F. MUKLEDGE. Columbus Ind. FEMALE HELP—WAN 1 ED. SEVERAL ladies or men, so Heitors; excellent opportunity; salary and commission. SANITARY SALES CO., 20 Vi* W. Ohio St. j. Girls Between IS and 2s year* who are seeking permanent employment and whose homes are In the city, apply to the Indiana Bell Telephone Cos. Room 322. corner Nsw fork and Merldlrn. WE have the following positions open. Two stenographers, exp 519 225 Four clerical. *xp 912 On typist, exp *l2 If you are qualified call at employment department, corner Vermont and Pennsylvania sta and ask for Mrs. I-ewis. School, same location, is the CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Fred W. i'ase, Prln. EXPERIENCED collar girl to take charge of both starching and finishing of collars. Apply in person at the TIFFANY LAUNDRY, 25 McLva place. WANTED little sin to board. Webster *384. SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE. COLORED girl wants half day general housework. Harrison 1398. LAUNDRY. cleaning and dishwashing, day work. Circle 1789. REAL ESTATE—FOB SALET ~ Excellent Opportunity In thi* real home ai 4004 E. Michigan St Ha* city water, gaa. electrk lights, toilet. Aio extra la I **- in. Can be boueht for 11,750. For t-*rms. see Mr. Van .trsdale, with H. C. Tuttle & Bro. 131 E. Ohio. ,

BUNGALOW, NORTH Fiftieth and Guilford, all modern, new and up to date. 25.500: SI,OOO cash, balance j like rent. Howard C. Venn J 108 E. Market Main 1115 FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE * Ga*. city water. Improved Can be bought on paymenta Located Dorman street Mr. Sexton. Fidelity Trust Cos. Main 6584. Webster 4011. New Five-Room Bungalow (Bathroom, g almost t-. a**re ground, one square from Stop o. Lafayatt* : interurban. $3,150. easy term*. Reliable Realty Cos. j Main 01*6. 501 City bi*ij?. NiittTH. 8 room*, thorougnly lot 115x125. lot beautifully decorated. This j will bear Investigation, cash end terms, modern doubles and duplex**', north; modern singles and doubles ea.*t. AM kinds of property south. Cash ad terms. Call Drexel 6164. _ E. Now York St. Doubles j 1309-11 and 1313-15. H room* on a side; ' estate property that must be sold and sure ! worth the price. $4,500 ea-oh. Indiana Trust Cos. TWO Jot*, both for $400; northeast, near ; school paved street and car line Eaeh I lot 46x132. For quick sale will sell both lots for S2O cash and balance $2 weekly, j Large enough for home and fruit, chick'n* or rabbit ranch, etc. Your opportunity. Phone Washington 4175. Christian St. Double Six room* a side; front and rear por< h*s; electric lights; good well and cistern. Good buy for someone. Price $2,500; terms. Indiana Trust Cos. WE GUARANTEE SALES on anything you have to sell in less than 10 day* If you make your price right. DAY & DAY. 150 Vi 8 Illinois St. Phone. Circle 4809. I NEW 4-room bungalow. Keystone and ; Churchman: paved street; large lot. Price $2,250. cash S4OO. balance $26 per 1 month. FRANK E. BROWN. S3l Lemck* bldg. Main 7107 Eve.. Harrison 2823. EASTERN ave. and St. Clair st.; sevenI room modern, hardwood floors, full basement. cement porch, east front: immediate ’ possession. Price and terms see CHAM* . NESS. 714 Lsmcke Bidg. Circle 09*4. _ , EARHARDT and Prospect. 8 room semimodern house, garage, good conditiop. paved street, sewer; $3,600; easy terms. See owner. E. M. SCHOFIELD. Main 7193; evenings. Webster 0435. j VACANT BUNGALOW Five room*, modern. Can be bought on ; payments. I 1045 N. THE MONT AYE. | EIGHT rooms, gas. lights, large lot. cis tern, cellar; north of creek on Bouje--1 vard place. Property In good repair. Only S3OO dowg. Addres* owner, 2822 North Illinois street. LOT northeast, level, high. In good residence section; ie 4 5x13.. For 5 days only $395. $lO caah balance $l weekly. Rare opportunity. Washington 1079. DANDY high, level building lot northeast, eize 49x132. For quick sale only $365; $lO down, balance $1 weekly. Your chance. Phone at once Main 8907. TRACT 92x132. two lots, only ta*h. balance $2 weekly; northeast in rapidly developing residence section. Be quick Main 1409. W~ VERMO NT ST. ~ HOME—Eight room* •trlctly modem; priced for quick ai*; a r*al horn*. Call 1611 W. Vermont st. Beiment 1725.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Ira mediate Possession of his beautiful little *ix-room modern hon e; plenty of shade, full lot. Price. 36.000. Easy terms. S e V. D. Templeton, realtor, with Bert Essex 310 Kahn bldg. Main 6574, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Four-room bungalow south; elactrio lights, gas. Price 21.800: 2250 cash, balance easy terms. Mr. Mclnteer. I. N. Richie <fe Son. 303 Indianapolis Security B<dg. Main 0520. A Northwest Side Home Jive rooms, electric light*. gas. city water in yard, well and cintern; large lot, garage, fruit, shade. Improved street. Between two tr line*. Part caah, balanoe $15.50 per month. Price $2,800. See Mr. Barrett. Howard C. Venn 10S E. Market. Main 1115. A DANDY 5-ROOM COTTAGE 13.6 Villa ave.; large ’ot. <*■* front and in shape for onl. $2,900. Terms. B. F. Clark, with Frank S. Clark & Cos. 226 E. Ohio street. Ms In 3277 3-ROOM DOUBLE WEST INDIAN A POL’S. decorated outalde and Irnd'Je. Electric lights. S3OO CASH. Balance small monthly payments. Howard C. Venn. 109 E. Market St. Main 1115. Six-Room Bungalow on Soutlea*tern ave., ga*. electric lights, city water bath, etc.; improved street; nioe lot. only $-.600; S6OO cash. S2O per montn. Call Lewi* Clark. Evenings, s Randolph 6366. with FRANK S. CLARK & CO. 236 E. Ohio Malt; 3171 S2OO CASH BUYS NEAT SOUTH SIDE HOME. NOW VACANT. On Minnesota st.. 4 room*, gae. electric light*, city water, newly painted, new electrl-- fixtures, all In good condition. Price il.HuO HENRY * ROBINS. REALTORS 158 E. Market St Main SiS.

MUST SELL Home-ii rooms and bath, furnace, ga*. elt> water elect.de lights; located near College and Seventeenth SL; SSOO cash, balance easy terma Dunlop & Iloltegel, Realtors. 11l K .larket St. BEAUTIFUL HOME EAST Three sleeplr.g rooms, !! room; full basement, laundry; hand d-.-’orated throughout, breakfast room, al In *xt..'iient condition. $2,000 caah. balance like rent. Walter Dorter Realty Cos. r~P Bldg. KEN\VOOD AVE. HOME Srvn rooms strictly modern, priced for qul. k eaie. A real home; let me show you. tTrcle 7171 evenirz*. Web. 5296. E. R. Newhouse, Realtor. !0J People Bank Bldg Foljß ROOMS, gae. well, paved street and alley. 82,200; easy terms. Main 0107. SIX-ROOM i-ottage. front and ba. k porch. Price 82.000. 1703 Perkins ave REAL JSTATE— OR TRADE. A FAIR trade 1* better than a sacrifice sale. GEO. R BROWN, 1002 City Trust. LOTS FOR SALS. 3 LOTS 40x150 Garfiel,] north of Eleventh stroef: s6o<) bu.vs the three. One chan.e in a lifetime. Act quick. 11. F. Clark, with Frank S. Clark & Cos. 226 E. Ohio -St. _ Main 3377. 8300 BL’YS lot 46x150 feet, northeast, near Thirty-Fourth and Sherman drive, excellent chan-e for home or Investment. If taken In five days. 810 cath, balance 81 weekly buys It. Phone Mr NASH. Webster 3799 LAKuK. beautiful lots In Wayne park. Just off W. Washington st., which Is being paved; }1 down. 81 a week Will take you out In our automobile at your convenience OSCAR LEE_ 607 City Trust. Main 0217. LOT S--8 AL E O R TRA PE, EQUITY in lot close in for good Ford touring, from 6 to 7 p. m. Harrison 2623. PA R M S—FO R S ALE. A REAL bargain in one of the beet 140 arre farm* in the best location in Indiana. the northeastern part of Shelby county, near uteam and interurban stop*, fine soil and elegant improvements. Including sale buildings, can sell at S2OO per acre, being one-half 3f recent ap pruUal; SIO,OOO mortgage at S per cent running for two years yet. If you are looking for a chance to buy a real bargain at the other man's loss, occasioned by circumstances, this is your opportunity. R. B. WIIjHUN, Realtor, 10S N. Delaware st. Main 1618. RAVI a forty-aore farrr> for eale. well Improved, good buildings, big orchard, water in yard, school on farm, nine mile* southwest of Martinsville. S. D. CANADA. R. R. No. 9 Bloomington. Ind. REAL ESTATE—VVANTE D . SINGLE or double, either modern or not; cash. Main 0107. MR. OWNER: Have cash buyer for modern 8-room home In Morton Place; about $7,500. Circle 096 4. CASH FOR EQUITY OR CONTRACT FOR REAL ESTATE. MAIN 1115 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. OVERLAND roadster, new top, tires and good paint, $250. $75 down. Harrison 1711 2X13 North Capitol avenue. CAD LiIAC ' passenger; good stutM, 1.r.0. $125 down. Harrison 0755. 2343 North Capkol avenue. COLUMBIA 5 automobiles. ARTHJK DiETZ COMPANY, distributor*. 334 71. Market street. Main 5716. 1921 DODGE touring; like new. 31 > N. Pennsylvania St Main 2246.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 21,1921.

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. The Assortment of the City at Buck’s ’ N STI’DfCBAKER DISTRIBUTORS. Fourteen ic&kes. 8 body styles, and and 3-passenger roadsters, 4-pagsenger sport and chummy, 5 and 7-pas-senger tourings, sedans and coupes. Studebaker Maibohm Franklin Dodge Essex Interstate Chalmers Reo Hupmobile Monroe Olds Chevrolet Ford Overiand The Buck Cos. 309 N Pennaylvunla. Ona square north of po*tofßce. [NABhj Nash Renewed Cars ARE GUARANTEED. %Ve alao offer the following standard used cara, all of which are of exceptional value. Maxwell touring. 1930 Chevrolet coupe. 1920 Oakland touring, wire wheel*. 1920 Renewed Na*h 7 panßenger. 19-0 Renewed Nash roadster. Caah or terma. Losey-Nash Retail Cos. 4*9 N. Capitol are. Mali. 2242-2243. Automate 21-941. $100"to~$125 down and 16 weekly buys a good u*ed car. We carry Ford*. Maxweili, Chevrolet*. Monro**. Interatatee, Dodges and othera Indianapolis Auto Part* and Tiro Cos. 518 N. Capitol. up*n evening* and Sunday*. AUBURN, late :.ort model, dandy oar; late mode! Fora. part payment; term* to respormible parties Circle 8167. LEWIS 663 Ft. Wayne. MuFARLAN sport sedan and touring, sale or trade. Randolph 4903. AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPUaa

TO TETE PUBLIC: The host equipped and up-to-date paint shop in Indiana is at your service, under the supervision of men who knfiw nothing else but high-grade work. May we have the pleasure, of giving you an estimate when you contemplate having your motor vehicle painted? Local Branch NOEDYKE & MAKMON COMPANY Eleventh and Meridian Streets. Phone Main 1884. Indianapolis, J_nd. FOR SALE Tires to car owners at factory prices; 20x8(4. 87.90, 83x4, 811.90. Low prices on all sties. MASTER PRODUCTION CORPORATION. 16 When Bid* AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 234 North Illinois. S & S Auto Laundry i nest bargains In automobile* are Feted under Automobile* and Siippffee In Times Went A4

TR U CKS—F ORJSALE. IH-TON Stewart, completely overhauled, rebuilt and painted, 8800. 2- Internationa!, *ood conditlort. 1750. S.udebkker, panel body speed truck, 5 new tires, electric lights and starter, 8500. m and 2-ton Autooar chassis, rebuilt la our own autocar service dept, and painted. Autocar guaranteed under the usual warrantee for a period of 12 mouths; caah or payments to suit purchaser. BUCK CO. *l3 N. Penn. FORD, 1319. *i-ton delivery. Ford, 1917; 3- Smith Form-a-Truck; good shape. Cheap. Belmont 3714. TAKE the Tunes Want ad routa to yeaoh the home ______ "MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLEB. Now is the time to have your motorcycle overhauled and re enameled. ERNEST HUGHES CO. 534-36 Mas# Ave. Main 6404. CASH paid lor T kind, of rFLOYD PETERMAN. 60, Massachusetts avenue. A UT OM OB 1L EB—W AN TED. AUTOS WANTED I. VS olf Auto Cos. 919 N. Illinois at. Main 28T2 tuio. *9-963 AUTOS \YANTED Largest u*pd car dealer* In *tt* INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS. §lB N Capitol. Open evontng*. IliUb **nind. WEISS MAN j 4 211-li hi. N*w York treet Vixln 4446. BUSINEBB BERVICE3. FEATHERS Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and pillow* mad* to order K. F. BUKKI.S, 419 Mass av*. Mam 1 434. New :3-775 BERGER A WUOdT We paint your houee and give you a year to pay It In. Call Main 6249, or address >2B E Morris. “SAFETY RAZOR BLADES' Bherpened TUTTLBDiIE 891 !ndt s av* } CARP-NTER. roofing 89 40; green or reu late, *9.90; laid; roof repair Drexel *425. ELECTRIC wiring, 3 rooms for 317; where quality outlives the price. Randolph HH. CARPENTERING, new and repair is of ell kind*. Circle 1100 HEMSTITCHING. 10c V A HD. MBS TUTTUP I’oi INDIANA A . DETECTIVES. Quigley-Hyland Agency civil and' Criminal Investigators. 186-639 law bldg Slain 2902 TRANSFER AND STORAGE. PARTLOW fireproof STORAGE CO Private locked rooms end open *pece *6c per month end up Locel and over* lend trensfer. We cell end give you exact price* on *ny kind of mork without eny obllgßtlon*. 419-?3 E. Market street kiHln 2760. Auto. 33-610. Shank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE TRANSFER, PACKING ANI) SHIPPING. 887 N. New Jersey at. Main 2021. Auto. 81-183. Out Storage Cos. Cheapest rat* In city. *0 W, Henry #t. Main 4899. UNION STATION BAGGAGE CO. ()•* the phone— Call Main 71U ~ MI SC E LLANEOUS—FOR SAL E. ' t Match Yoyr Coat . liijj Lower Prices Now lii|/ THE PANTS STORE CO. ltirf/ Two Store*. U/Uf 48 W Ohio St. JP % 118 I. Ohio St. T Good rublter tired Invalid chairs for rent, 33.50 a month, no oharge for delivery. Baker Quit wearing ready-made - FAINTS Sb t=k We make them to your W measure for VI J/ LEON TAILORING CO. 131 E. New York at. Upstalra ODDS and ends lr. grocery fixtures. Meat boxes tc* boxeo, restaurant tables and chairs, counters and show cases. BAKER BROS. t FOR SALE —Stock, 4 cheat tools; aiU descriptions 1109 N. Broadway. C. S. RIDDLE. SR FRESH buttermilk and co tage cheese, delivered to any address In the city. Call Circle 2138. SHAVINGS plenty of ihem; cheap. WM. F. JOHNSON LUMBER Nineteenth ado Cornell. SPEEDWAY. 5.1*00 cement biecks ■ Nuto tile. J. W. Marvel, Balmont 0776. fin* blue white stone, ban at 81.000. Circle 2180. SEWjNG MACHINES FOR SALE USED Whiitte and Sfloger fßented $8 Pv'r / month. Repairb ' > < as and parts lor all i (J J inakeH guaranteed V J 812 Ma. Ave. . Main #6ou. PET STOCK AND POULTRY. HO&IE6 tvantea for healthy hometes* dcg INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY. City dog pound. 924 R. N. Y. Main 0872. FOR SALE: “ Persian kittens, $5. t Address Laws Hotel. Charleston. 111. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS; good records of any make you desire. 40c. BAKER BROS.. 219 East Washington. NEW player piano; will lake cheap lot Wdiftn*** r>*vroepta. Randolph 42?1 FOR SALE—Player piano or trivde fr 4' - .1 Olh-P .fPP <4*

MACHINERY AND TOOLS. WONDER CONCRETE MIXERS Nus cad. BURL FINCH. 314 W. Maryland St. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. GO TO BAKER BROS, for furniture, ruge and stove*. Payment. 219-825 East \v (L. i, .treet ~~]Mj SOELL AN EO US—WANTED. am, s® mum zm . WAS3TEI M 1M CTiM MJJMAUCTIONS. LOSERS, weepers, finders, Reapers; but uot so If you u*e a Time* Want ad. FINANCIAL. PERSONAL LOANS $lO TO S3OO Thi* office 1* operated under the *up*rvlrtlon of the State of Indiana and waa *- j tabSiehed for the purpose of providing a piae where honeet people can burrow i any amount from $lO to S3OO without paying more than the legal rate of lnterei or without being impoeed upon in any way. It la only necewary that you are keeping house and permanently located. NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED We d> not notify your employer, neither do we make Inquiries of your friends, relatives or trades people. You can have all time necessary for repayment and pay only for toe actual time you keep th money. Call and let u. explain No charge unless you borrow Loans with oilier companies paid <ft and more money advanced at legal ratea. IF IN A HURRY PHONE MAIN 2923 OR AUTO. 22 450. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Room* "05-7-9 Indiana Truet Bldg. 113 E. Washington St. Corner Vlr. Are. ivK AKK ~ I'll era HKD TO MAK.I3 TtKAL ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS. MORTGAGES. BONDS AND BTOCKS LISTED AND UNLISTED. INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO. FRANK K. SAWYER. Free. Fifth floor IndlanapollH Securities Bldg Southwest corner Delaware and Market FIRST and aeoond mortgages on Indiana and Indianapollft r**;i < : t.ite . R. 13. WTILSON 108 n Delaware at. Main I6is. INSURA NCR. V~ in ail it* branch**. AUBREY D. PORTER 936 Lemoke bldg. Main 1013 ~ LEGAL NOTICE* ~~ NOTICE TO DIDDERS. Sealed proposal* will be received at the J office of the board of truetaea of the Central Indiana for tlie Insane until !0 o clo k a. m.. .July 28. 1921. for the Items enumerated below. Each bidder must de poult \ith hU proposal a certified check in the amount a* noted with the ! Item* The proceed* of the certified check *h&11 become the property of the Board of Trueteer acting for and representing tho State of Indiana ?jk liquidated damage* In the even! the bidder whose proposal Ik ac- ; oepied. ahull not. within ten days entoi Into a written contract nnd secure th< name with a surety bond In the ful amount of the contract price. | Tn Board of Trust*** reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. J Item No. I—-Interior painting. north I wards, etc., department for women, accompanied by certified check for 'SOO. ! Item No. 2 —Remodeling of toilet rooms, general construction, department for women. accompanied by certified check for $209. Item No. 3—Remodeling of toilet rooms, plumbing, department for women, accompanied by certified check for S2OO. Item No. 4 —Repairing and painting of plastering, department for men. accom- | panted by certified check for S2OO. Item No. s— Repairing and painting of plastering, north wards, department for women, accompanied by certified chock for j $50.00. 1 Specifications for this work are on file * i the office of the Board of Trustees. CenIndiana Hospital for the Insane and ;u the office of Adolf Scherer, architect. By order of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES. CENTRAL INDIANA HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE. NOTICE OF SALE Oh REAL ESi ATE BY EXECUTOR. The undereigned executor of the last will anv 1 testament of Laura Kaiser, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Marion County, State of Indiana, and the ; power by said will conferred he will at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.. on Saturday the 30th day of July, 1921. and from day to day thereafter until sold, at the office of Frank T. Brown. Room 203 Indiana j Trust building. Indianapolis. Marlon I County. Indiana, offer for sale at private I sale all the Interest of uaid decedent in and to the following described real estate: j Lot eighteen (18) in Ostermeyer's Prospect street addition to the city of Indianapolis. being a subdivision of part of the ; northeast quarter (V*) of section eighteen j (13), township fifteen (15), north range four (4) east, according to the plat thereof found in plat book 9. page 153 in the j recorder’s office of said Marion County. I Said sale will be made subject to the | taxes of 1921, payable 1922, and the approval of said court for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate cash. JAMES U. PARK. Executor of last will and testament of Laura Kaiser, deceased. FRANK T. BROWN? Attorney. Dated June 29. 1921. SCHOOL FURNITURE. The trustee of Wayne township, Marion County. Indiana, and his advisory board will receive sealed bids up to 1 o'clock. July 29. 1921. at the trustee’s office in Ben Davis, Ind.. for the following school furniture. They reserve the right to reject ; any urd all bids. SO—Size "B” Adjustable School Desks. 2—Teachers' desks (2 drawer), i 200—Folding Chairs. JOSEPH M. HILLMAN, | Trustee Wayne Township* Marion County, / Indiana. r , 4 4J l,.4l a n<>n(iHa Trl

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NOTICE TO HEATING AND POWER PLANT CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received in the office of John W. Cravens, Secretary Board of Trustees, Indiana University, Bloomington. Indiana, until 5 o’clock p. m., Thursday. the 4th day of August, 1921, for the remodeling of the power house and tunnel piping at Indiana University, Bloomingtou, In accordance with plans and sp.-ciAca- | tlons prepared by Amraerrnan and Mccoll. engineers. Copies of plans and specifications are on file in the office of the State Board of Accounts, in the Statehouse; In the office of John W. Cravens, Secretary, and in the office of Ammernian and McColl, engineer*, 529 Occidental building, Indianapolis All bids must be In writing and sealed, with the envelope endorsed, giving the name of the bidder and c.ass of work bid upon, and upon bid forms as on file. Ail bide will be opened and read publicly at time and place fixed ki this notice. The estimated cost of the work contemplated is $87,000.00. The Trustee* reserve the right to reject any or all bids. | Each bidder should file with bis bid, or I bids, a certified check equal to 5 per cent jof his bid. or bids. Thebe checks must be j Tnade payable to John W. Cravens, Secretary Board of Trustees, Indiana Uni- ! versity. and will be held oy him as a guaranty of goud faith that said bidder, or bidders, nil! enter into contract and j execute bond approved by the Trustees for I the performance thereof, if his bid or are accepted. The checks of those bidders l who fail to be awarded contra< ts shall be returned to them when the contracts are let. j Should the successful, bidder, or bidders. ! fall to enter into such contract and execute such bond, then he or they snail forfeit the amount of uid certified checks a* liquidated damages for the use and benefit of i the proper fui.d of Indiana University, j Each bidder shall file with his bid the I statutory affidavit required under Section ■ $698 Burns Revised Statutes of the State j of Indiana. 1914. i Copies of the plans and specifications may be obtain* and from the office of the en- | gineers. 529 Occidental building, upon de- : posit of SIO.OO for each bet; said deposits , to be returned to the bidders upon the sale • return of the plans and speUfkatiotis to the office of the engineers on or before the day and hour set for receiving bids. Signed; JOHN W. CRAVENS. Secretary Board of Trustees. Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, July 14. 21, 28. 1921. NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE ; PARK DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS OF DETERMINATION TO ISSUE AND SELL BONDS FOR PARK PURPOSES. The taxpayers of the park district of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, are hereby notified that the Board of Park Commissioner* of the City of Indianapolis have i determined that it Is necessary to issue and | *eil bonds of the City of Indianapolis for : <a!d park district in the sum of Twelve Thousand Five Hundred ($12,500 do> Dolars fi*r the purpose of procuring funds for ! the purchase of the following described rtai estate, to-wit: | Beginning at a point In the south line of I the northwest quarter of Section 9 Township 15 X. Range 4 east Marion County. I Ind.. 1.509.62 ft. east of the southwest ■ corner thereof; thence north 89° 11’ east along the south line of the north half of j the aforesaid Section 9, 2.510.58 ft. to a • point in the west line of Downey’s and ; Grouse's Addition to Irvington us recorded • in plat book No. 7. page 112 in the recorder a office of Marion County. Ind.: I thence north 0* 9' west along the west line of the aforesaid Downey and Brouses Addition 149.04 ft. to a point; thence north 7f 3 17' west 2.216 7 ft. to a point, thence south 26° 40’ west 795.08 ft- to place of beginning containing 24 acres, which said real estate Is to be acquired under Acquisition Resolution No. 7, 1921, for park pur- ; posts of the City of Indiar.apoiis. Said bonds will bear Interest at the rate of six 1 p*>r cent per annum and will mature in five (years. Unless objection is made by the tax- | payers of the said park district in the manner prescribed by lgw, said Board of Park Commissioners, pursuant to said determination prill cause sa.d bonds to be issued and sold in said amount fur such purpose. SAMUEL E. RAUH, FRED C GARDNER. EDWARD A. STUCKMEYER. CHARLES E. COFFIN, Board of Park Commissioners of the City • of Indianapolis. \

NOTICE. Stats of Indiana. Department of State. To ail to whom these present* shall come, greeting I, Ed Jackson. Secretary of State of the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the Holland Specialty Company has this day caused to be filed in the office of the Secretary of State, the properly signed and attested consents, statements and papers required by Section One of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, entitled, "An Act prescribing the method and procedure for the voluntary dissolution of private corporations and voluntary associations, and declaring an emergency," approved March 14. 1913. And I further certify that said written consents, statements and papers so filed as aforesaid, show that said Company and the officers thereof have complied with the provisions of said Section One of said Act, and that said corporation is now in process of dissolution. In witness whereof. T have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal (SEAL) of the State of Indiana at the City of Indianapolis this 24th day of December A. D. 1920. ED. JACKSON. Secretary of State. FRANK DEV NT? NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. BY CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. OF ITS DETERMINATION TO ISSUE BONDS OR OTHER EVIDENCES OF INDEBTEDNESS FOR TEMPORARY LOAN, OR LOANS. Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the City of Indianapolis, by and through its omiron Council and Mayor, upon recommendation by Its City Controller by General Ordinance No. 51, 1921, duly passed by said Common Council and approved by the Mayor of said City on the 13th day of July. 1921, did determine to issue its bonds, or other evidences of indebtedness, for a temporary loan or loans In the sum of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500.000) at a rate of interest not to exceed <dx percent (H%) per annum, and not to exceed a period of five months. In anticipation of and payable out of the current revenues of said City, actually levied end in the course of collection for the fiscal year of 1921. City of Indianapolis. CHARLES W. JEWETT. Mayor. ROBT. H BRYSON, City Controller. SAMUEL ASHBY, Corporation Counsel. Berg-doll ‘Higher Lips’ Hearing Postponed WASHINGTON, July 21.—Failure of Major Bruce Campbell, army officer, to appear today caused the House Investigating Committee to postpone until tomorrow Its investigation of the charges made bj Mrs. Emma Bergdoll that she paid Campbell $5,000 to “fix higher ups’’ to effect the release of Grover Cleveland BergdoU, wealthy slacker.

SCHOOL RELIEF PLANNED AFTER AN INSPECTION State Tax Board Visits Build* ings, Calls Conference for Tomorrow. A conference of the State board of tax commissioners and the board of school commissioners will be held Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock when an attempt will be made to pet together on the proposed bond Usne for the construction of additions and the remodelling of old buildings at schools Nos. 16, 36, 3S, and 6ii. The conference -was arranged yesterday after the tax board had spent two hours inspecting buildings now under construction at School NTo. 26, Colombia avenui and Sixteenth street; Arsenal Technic** High School and Emerich Manual Train Ing High School. * At the close of the trip lt seemed cer tain that the members of the tax boar* Jiad made up their minds on sever* loints: 1. That there is a great need for school buildings in Indianapolis to relieve the present congested conditions of the public schools. 2. That perms-'ent quarters should be afforded all grade school pupil* at the very earliest possible moment. .3 That there has been unwise and extravagant expenditure of money on the part of the school board and that its buildings are too elaborate and too costly. 4. That some sort of a bond Issne for schools Nos. 16. 36 38 and 62 will be authorized, but not to the amount of the $847,000 asked by the board of schcol commissioners, and then only after the tax board is satisfied that the money will be spent economically and wisely. TAX BOARD MEMBERS WISHED TO SEE BIIEDXN’GS. The trip yesterday was taken at tlr suggestion of the tax board, whose members apparently wished to see for themselves the buildings which were so frequently mentioned ss ex. "Dies of extravagance on the part oi the school board during the bearings * ?o weeks ag< on the remonstrance of ten members oi the Taxpayers' League of Indiana against the proposed bond Issue of 3847,000. The trip was made by John J. Browa Philip Zoercher and William Hough o< the board of tax commissioners; Harry V. Wenger, engineer for the board; Bert S. Gadd nnd Charles L. Barry of the board of school commissioners; Ralph W. Douglass, business director, and John M. Rotz of the firm of Suid°r A Rotz, engineers for the board. It is considered very probable that a solution of the problem will be reached by an arangement whereby the school board will advertise for bids on the buildings, submit these bids to the t*x board and the latter body will then approve a bond Issue if it is satisfied the school city is getting its money’s worth In the bids submitted. Th's Is substantially the settlement proposed by Frederick E. Matson, attorney for the school board, during the hearings two weeks ago. Os the three buildings visited yesterday the first unit of Arsenal Technical High School more nearly seemed to meet with the approval of the tax board than either No. 26 or the gymnasium, auditorium and lunchroom at Emmerich Manual Training High School. NOTE EXTRAVAGANCE IS MARBLE SILLS. At No. 26, which Is a twenty-four classroom uegro school, and is being built at a coat of $585,000, the use of the very highest grade of maple flooring and marble window sills seemed to strike members of the tax board as particularly useless and extravagant. When they visited the new building at Technical li!gh School a few minntes later. Mr. Zoercher was quick to speak of the fact that here there were no marble window sills and the maple flooring was not of the same high quality used at No. 26, the negro school. •’Where is the swimming pool?” asked Commissioner H- ugh at No. 26 and he almost seemed surprised when told there was none here. But the createst disapproval was more or'less openly expressed at Manual Training High School. The expenditure of about $528,000 for an auditorium, gymnasium anti lunch rooms when 4,500 grade school pupils are attending half day sessions and hundreds upon hundreds are crowded into temporary buildings, met with only partly concealed hostility on the part of the tax commissioners. One of them said; “Just think of spending all this money here in a way thnt will not house a single additional pupil, w hen school childrer are attending school iu "Id residences and temporary makeshifts such as we saw at No. 16.’’ It ts believed that some definite arrangement will he reached at the meeting Friday afternoon by which the work of remedying conditions at Schools Nos. 16, 36, 3S ami 02 can be started at a comparatively early date.

DEAD MAN IS NOT R. M. BRUMFIELD Oregon Police Still Search for ex-Hoosier. ROSEBURG, Ori?.. July 21 —W. Dennis Russell, hermit lnborer, was the man whose body was found headless, bulletriddled and half burned on the highway near here July 13. according to a finding by the coroner jury formally filed today. The inquest was completed late yesterday. The jury was unanimous In its findings. The jury's verdict having fixed ths identity of the murdered man, officers here look for the county court to push the search for the missing Dr. R. M. Brumfield. Beau Brummel dentist, and to offer even a larger reward for the capture of the murderers of Russell. A warrant for murder and a S2OO fsward already has been issued for th# apprehension of Brumfield, the man JssS seen with Russell, and in the wreck of whose car tile dead man was found. Archibald A. Harvey Dead qf^V ar Injury Archibald A. Harvey, £3, died at his home, 52 Xorth Ritter avenne, Tuesday night, after a long illness caused by an accident suffered while In the U. S. avy during the world war. While in service he was struck on the head by an anchor but the injuries were not considered of a serious nature. He was one of four brothers in service, two being lieutenants of infantry. Tha third served with Archibald in the Navy. Harvey was a member of the Hayward- i Barcus post of the American Legion. He is survived, by his mother, three sisters. Mrs. H. B. Ernstlng and Misses Eleanor and Mary Harvey, and four brothers, , Theodore R., George P., Daniel H. and John S. Harvey. Dairy Herds Tested for Tuberculosis Special to The Times. COLt'MT.rS, Ind., July 21.—A1l of the ' farmers belonging to the Clifty Town- t ship Farmers' Association, with one ex- , ception. have agreed to have their dairy herd tested for tuberculosis. A campaign has been started to rid the township of cattle infected with the disease and it is planned to test the herds as quickly as possible. Some testing haft already been conduced and but sys catHe were discovered.

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