Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 219, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1922 — Page 11

INDIANA DAILY TIMBi 25-29 S. Meridian St. Main 3509. Clarified Ady. Dept. RATES. One time II per line Three consecutive times.. .10 per tine 6ix consecutive times 03 per line Contract rates on application. Lodges and club notices ...,75c per Insertion Church notices (1 liich or lees) 50c per Insertion Over 1 inch 07 per line additional Deaih notices 15c per Insertion Card of Thanks or In Memoriara Notices 97 per line Ads received until 11:45 a. m. for publication same day.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. sk™ iDa CcL Parlors 1222 L'nlon 3t. FLa3s \ El{ & BL'UIx^NxYN 82u North Allinol* St. directors to the people >f Indian* tpo)lH >*lnu© ifc*7. FboDe—Main 0541-0642. LI 2541. g\Lda,NAPOLIS crematory George Grmstemer Funeral Director. 622 £. Market. Cl<2 phone Main u9OB. LI 7209. jTcT WILSON ' 1330 Prospect ST 1671. Drexel v32X W. T. Biaseiigym 1625 Shelby st. Drexel 2570. Stewart 1114. 1702 N. Illinois. Randolph .070. CKA S. _ aT _ HOC KEN S3l IT H. 724 N. Illinois. lfaln 1166. LI 1166. FUN K KAL P 1 It ECT U 123 V.M. K, KKEIGER. LI 1164. Main 1444. 1403 N, Illinois. DADO —BELT S. OAIU. 2130 Prospect ot Phones. Drexel 0422. ST 2278. I’NDEItTAKERB—HISEY & rITCs! 951 North Del. 1.1 6564. Main 3680. FEENEY i FEENEY, lost N. Illinois. Main 564*. P^I^NLTFUNERALTNOfjCE^ O'CONNOR. MARY ELIZABETH—Died Sunday. Jan. Daughter of Patrick ana Hannah O’Cer.nor. Funeral at home of parents, 26 North Tacoma avenue, Wednesday, Jan. 25, 8:30 a. m., St. Philip Nerl Church 9 a_ in. Friends invited. PA L.MER, HA Ml iVT O X DEE ."sr!!—Beloved husband of Cora Belle Palmer and f: :her of [i ■ milton Dee Palmer, Jr., and Claude Adam:, and Granfather of Genevieve Adams, departed this Ufa Saturday. a., aged 67 years. YuBeral Sr at 2p. m. (F : r residence, 2 1 Station st.). Burial ‘ .. n Hill cemetery. Friends Invited. Buffalo (N. Y.) and Fond Du Luo (Wis.) papers please copy. THOMAS, ROBE-. *: husband of Annie Thomas and father of Robert F., ■William J. and Mrs. Frank Klingeer of Indianapolis and .Mrs. B. F. Stevenson of Dallas, Tex., passed away Sunday at 1:15 a. m. . Fui y. Jan. 24. 2 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial at Crown HU!. ULRICH, AUGUST J.—Beloved husband of Anna Lemmon Ulricli. father of Sara LrufSft Ulrich, passed away at his home, 1236 Central ave., at 7:45 p. m., Jan. 22,' 1522. Funeral at Milton. Ind., Wednesday. Friends may view' the remains at the residence Tuesday morning. CARD OF THANKS. CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for their many acts of kindness, comforting prayers and words during the Illness and death of our wile, mother, daughter and sister; also Rev. Paul Judaon Morris, the singers of 'the Gipsv Smith choir and for the beautiful r! U offerings. A. R KRAFT AND FAMILY. MU. „.\D MRS JOHN M. LEONARD AND WILLIAM LEONARD. LG ST ANO FO U N Q.~ "pearl beads Lr -* ; string, graduated, on Thirty-Third, Thirty-Sft'oml street, Central ave. oar or downtown district. Be;*4s were gift. Call Washington 5055. Reward. LOST—"Wrist natch. 15 Jewels, Swiss movement, on Minnesota car or between Keystone ave. and end of car line. Please return to Miss Hazel Dunn. 524 Holtoa Place. LOST— -Diamond and platinum bar pin, P L-AT .vFriday night, shell-rimmed glares, l. if oral lens. T’.ventieth st.. between Capital and Illinois; south-bound Illinois car. Nnrth st. to Caleb hall. Reward. R- • 'p.'. A*:v. ' LOST—-Brown collie pup. 4 months old; answer.-- to name Pah Reward. R. DIGGL£, 2515 College ave. Randolph 7103. P ' E o SC r NALS ; -

Stop! Look! Listen! Vapor bath with a body massage. The same as you get in a sanitarium for any ailment of the body. Services guaranteed. Some price to all; $1.50 per bath. Office hours: S a. m. to 9 p. m. Seven clays a week. Room 61. When Bldg. FAIRMOUNT MATERN:!TY HOSPITAL tor condnement. private; prices reasouable; may work £or board; babies adopted, write tor booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG, 4911 E. T venty-Seventh at.. Kansas City, Mo. IIAHO. A. SELLER, DF DX:., D O T>rugless therapy, osteo, magnetic massage. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 115 S. Meridian at. Prrxel 4277. _ a :;IVAi E ges by masseur of French a ii Hotel. Here t-r the win-: PRIVa ■ , •• by masseur direct from Battle Crt ok, Mich.e here for winter. DR. C. S. MONTGOMERY. Main 5207. CHIROPODIST and Swedish massages. Electric treatment. 17 Vi W. Ohio. Circle 3797. __ BODY, face and scalp massage; given and taught at >'■•• r horn". Ranit-dph 5332. NINA B. FULLER—Ost ■ > euse. By appolntm _-nt. Harrison 1571. . BUSINESS SERVICES. FAMILY WASHING S CENTS A FOUND Flat work washed and ironed . ready to use. Wearing apparel washed and dried. $2 Minimum Charge Ask for Economy Service THE BEST-GRAND LAUNDRY. MAIN 2SS2. AUTO LINCOLN 8474 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES " Sharpened TUTTI.EDGF 901 Indiana a; r. FURNITURE r. pairing, upholstertng and reflnishing; new overstuffed furniture made to irder. 2121 E. Mich. Web 411}, kFEATiiI'.K i Jgnt j'.q and renovated; pfeeth - : and ~l: .vs m le E. F. BURKLE. 116 Mass. M. 112*. I.!. 3775. L E'llOLljr NG. Sheet metal worker guttering, spouting, furnace rp drlng a specialty. Circle 6565. IXTE RIOU" DECK ) RATING. ~ Twenty y art’ experience painting and paperbanging Call Webster ti3is. DR KSSMA K no —Plain sewing, remodeling. Sp.' in I attention given to children's rlothes Webster 834 V HOl'.'E wiring; electrical work nil kinds. Reasonable. W. F. OWEN. Randolph 0-T. 1. _ _ __ __ ELECTRIC repairing, nil work called for and delivered. iHS Ft. Wayne. Main od'-V. CARPENTER work by contract; estimates free. Work guaranteed. Circle 7125. CURTAIN'S to launder. Drexel 0595. MRS. J. IXTZ. FOR dead animals, call Drexel 3313. or Stewart 166 L

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MALE HELP—WANTED. Solicitors and Canvassers ‘ Wanted for house-to-house work In Indllanapolis. A worker can make good money ion a well-advertised proposition; commission basis. Call circulation dept.. The In- ! diana Dally Times before noon any day this week. INSTRUCTIONS. Railway Mail Clerks are offered J 1.600 to start, promotions to 32,30) Postofflco- Clerks, !.• ‘0 ** i Men and women over IS. Experience unnecessary. Examinations soon. For full particulars and special preparation call or write Indiana Civil Service School 107 N. Illinois Suite 207. Phone, M;Jn 0596. Open evenings, PRIVATE lessons; all systems shorthand, typewriting and bookkeeping; also calculator and comptometer work; certified teachers; day and night classes; speviat rates now offered. Caii or write for particulars Circle 1214. JACKSON BUSINESS COLLEGE. 157 N. Illinois st. MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 309 E. Washing ton st.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0787. GIRLS to take up beauty culture, easy terms; day and evening classes. iC. 2*70. SALESMAN—WANTED. SALESMEN WANTED WE ARE NOW BUILDING OUR 1 SALES ORGANIZATION FOR ! 1922 AND CAN USE SEVERAL GOOD MEN, WHO HAVE AUTOMOBILES, IN THE SALE OF I OUR LIGHTING AND COOKUNO SYSTEMS TO FARMERS IN THE STATE OF INDIANA. WE HAVE, FROM A SALESMAN’S STANDPi 11 NT, A VERY IN VIT ING CO NT R A CT, 0N E I UNDER WHICH YOU CAN EARN FOR YOURSELF A VERY SATISFACTORY INCOME. WE GIVE YOU A ! THOROUGH SCHOOLING AND EXTEND TO YOU EVERY CO- | OPERATION. AMBITION AND A WILLINGNESS TO WORK I ARE ALL THAT ARE NECES SARY. ADDRESS SALES LM A N A"G E R, NIGHT COMMANDER L I G II T I N G CO., ACKSON, MICIII GAN. : SEVERAL live men to sell high-grade vet low priced stoves for leading Ihdi&napI oils store, liberal- commission, experience j dee-rod but net essential. See Mr. Sherrod. ! Katun 114 Stubbins Hotel. 9-11 a. m. and j 6-8.20 p. <n. i- x- -v FEMALE HELP—WANTED. A FEW POSITIONS OPEN to girls between the ages of 18 and 26. who can qualify for telephone operating. Apply Room B*2. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. Corner New York and Meridian. NOTICES. NOTICE Hoosier Square and Compass Club Will give a Smoker on Monday night, Feb. 6th. All Master Masons invited. BUSIN ESS O P PO RTUNITIES. STOP! On account of circumstances. If you can raise S3OO, I can place you In gilt-edge i business of first water. Investigate and meet chance of a lifetime. VV. No:<*. Hotel* Roosevelt, Indianapolis. Ind. BOOMING houses, 14 rooms, $300; 30 rooms, $2,200, 27 rooms. $4,000. Phone Circle 5930. 24 W. Michigan. WILLt sacrifice 3 rooms of furniture, privilege of renting apt. 117 W. Thirtieth st. DETECTIVES. Quigley-Hyland Agency, Civil and* Criminal Investigators. (26-529 Law bldg. Main 2902. HOUSES—TO LET. HAMILTON ave., 1530; G-mnm newly papered. Call Webster 3063. Auto. Br. 1188. CHADWICK. 916 S.; 3 rooms, $10; 916$$ S. RAWLES ave., 5971; four-room double; gas, electric lights, $lB. Irvington 3919. NEW FOl R ROOM Bl NGAL* >W. SOUTH SIPS. EVER ROAD- DREXEL 8250 | GARFIELD ST., 21; modern C-room double sleeping porch; laundry. Drexel S7K2. ‘MASS. ave.. 1817; 3-room newly papered, j Call Webster 3068 or Auto Br. 1189. I FOUR-ROOM house for rent, electricity | and water. Call 1304 Garfield avenue. i SOUTH st., E„ 317; four-room house, rus, SIO,OO. 2 FLATS. APARTMENTS—TO LET. Donne Manor 3546 Balsam ave.; three rooms, kitchenette and bath; t gas, electricity, heat and water furnished; ff,s. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main 4519. * 316 E. North Five-room apartment, $55 p-r month. Howard C. Venn. 108 E. Market SB Main 1116 TRANSFER AND STORAGE. Blue Star Transit Local and long-distance hauling. BERT SMITH 155 Kentucky ave. AUTO MOVING VAN SERVICE. Main 2294. ~ STOP! LOOK 7 LISTEN! ~| Trucks. SI.OO per hour and up. Phone Circle 6926 and Main 5980. "GUARANTEE TRA NS9FER CO. j 14.00 per load. We estimate your house | without charge. Call Circle 3469.

TRANSFER AND STORAGE. Otto J. Suesz PACKING HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SHIPMENT AND OVERLAND HAULING. Boxes and barrels furnished for overland hauling. Special price on return load Chicago, Cincinnati, Payton, Louisville. NEW MODERN STOKAtIU FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS. LOW FREIGHT RaTES ON CALIFORNIA SHIPMENTS. MAIN 2353-3625. NIGHT WEBSTER 0699. Store Your Furniture Here, Pay Six Months From Now W haul your furniture, store It In a sanitary, brick and concrete warehouse, give your goods a compartment to Itself You pay nothing until you take It out, or In six months. If atored that long. Most reasonable rates. Let us explain details. Main 3453 3453 Main Part low fireproof storage go. private locked rooms and open epsca Isc pe" month and up. I.ocal and overland transfer. We call and give you exact prices on any kind of woik without any obligations. 419-22 Be Blarkat street. Main 2750. LI !680. * Shank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGETRANSFER PACKING AND SHIPPING. 227 N. New Jersey st. Main 20*8. LI 1129. PEOPLE'S TRANSFER under new management. $2 per load and up. Drexel 1465. SCHOLL TRANSFER will eave you money, til kinds of hauling. Phone K. 2644 UNION STATION TRANSFER Local, overland moving, guaranteed work M. 7119. ROOMS—-~TO LET. Front Room Modern; private home north. Randolph 8253. HOLLAND, N.: J*r*r* front room; private entrance; two ladle* or I- - ave,. 522, Apt. 2; fur. front room; mod.; gentleman preferred. Circle 28?0. FURNISHED r onrnu; warm; modern roome; privilege of kitchen. Drexel 4 4 S3 __ LA SALLES, N., 1218; furnished modern home; respectable young lady. Webster 3259 POUR ronrnß. modern, S2O; 8 rooms cheep, furni $ ... - I SLEEPING rooms, hot end cold rurmlr.g water, reasonable. Circle 2539. CRAIG HOTEiu Rooms, 817 5-83.00 weak. ' 35-60 C day. Main 1361. LICHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMB. LARGE room with kltch.nettn, gas rar.ga, water, private entrance, $5.00. Circe 7313. t TWO fc-rtlshed housekeeping roo-ne; gas and lights, $5. P'd. 1419 or 4770. board Ind rooms— ro lft. WANTED to board 25-30 people, breakfast and evening m<sis, week da;. home cooking. Sundays, special ch'.ckeu dinner, 1 to 3. Harrison 0619. BOULEVARD place, 2520; nicely furnished front room; modern; 1 or 2 ladles; private* family. Meals If desired. Randolph ,1127. ROOM and board for 2 In private home; modern. Washington 2137. ROOM and board In private home. Drexel 937 9. BOARD AND ROOMS—WANTED. WANTED—-Room and board near Catholic church; Catholic family preferred. Address A No. 1903, Times. F. Al r. E . S -T A .T E ~ F .Q R . SAt - E $250 Cash. S2B Month Gives your a good home on Blaine eve. Six rooms, gas, electricity, city water, cistern and well. Big lot with barn for four cars. Call Washington 1664 evenings. Orin Jessup Land Cos., Realtors 705-10 Oeicdonta! Bldg Main 2957. •'The Firm That Sells on Payments." Terms to Suit You can be arranged on a good U-room dwelling, within walking distance downtown; paint, paper, electrical fixtures, etc.; only $2,000. <‘u.il Mr. Hunt. evenlnfrs.* Washington 088 p, with W. L. BKIDGE3, 14S N. Delaware st. Circle 7 808. Colored Only $250 down buys a nice 4-room cottage In good condition on .Rural at., north of 22d at. See O. H. CLARK, with John (}. McCullough. 106 N. Delaware st. Main 1710. Nice 5-ltoom Cottage Electric lights, cement wAlhai . eht frr.t, located wouthweat. \VUI soil on aay terms. Mr. Anderson. I. N. Richie & Son. 710-12 Bankers Trust Bldg. Main 0520. JSix-Koom Modern Bungalow, East Lot 40*139; will sell for 44.009 Require* $2,000 <:ah; balance at 8 pur cent. oJ South Denny street. Bargain Near St.. Philip’s Modern 5-room bungalow and in excellent condition, has built in features. A real bargain at $4,000,% payments. Call Mr. Ros. Randolph *IO3B, with W. L. BRIDGES, REALTOR. 148 N. Delaware Bt. (*ircle 7808. Easy Terms Five rooms to a side, double, located In good residential district east. Frank M. Hueber & Son. Main 4773. 20G Lombard lil<ig. 2300 Block North (rale Five-room cottage, gas, city water, electric lights for SI,BOO. SSOO cash. S2O a mo. Leo K. Cline 431 Lemcke Bldg. Main 8115 Six-Room Double. Thirtieth street, .s>-rul tnndern, garugc; rentod SSO month. Price $4,500. Easy terms. Call owner. Main 0136. Re., Drexel 840 L Seven-Room Modern Home Double garage, deep lot. $5,000; $2,000 cash, S3O tier month. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. THIRTY-SECOND st., s5-oOin modern bungalow; large lot, garag®, $4,500; $760 cash. G. F. WHITE <A CO. Circle 2260. BARGAIN. West Indianapolis home, five rooms MARGARET BERRY. Main 5147. Drexel 4254. BARGAIN; S6OO cash. 6-room modern hurflbtlow only $4,200. MR. WRIGHT. Irvington 0292. FOR houses on terms, doubles or singles. Cali C. J. OSBt’RN. Drexel 61g4. S2OO DOWN, S3O per niontli, buys a home! phone Circle 5930. 24 W. Michigan. ADDISON, N_ 86;/7-rocdn modern house. Belmont 2155-

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R EAL EST AT E—FO R SAL E. wS $250 Will Do 1 It will give you immediate poesesslon of a good four-room, newly painted, wellbuilt home north of Gartleld Park. Hasemqjit under entire house electric* lights. w*ell and cistern; price $2,500, monthly payments, $21L50. You would pay that mutm as rent for n similar home. Why not pay it to yourself? Call Ed O'Callahan, South Sldo Specialist, with McCord & .McKinney, Realtors, 311 Lemcke Bidg. * Circle 5220. Evenings, Webster SSOO. We Slave Only TWb of our five-room bungalows left. The*e cn be purchased by paying $l5O down and balance like rent. Butter hurry if you want one of those. Homeseekers Building Cos. 913 Merdhants Bank b’dg. Investment J ioultle On terms, 5 room* a * ie; gas for lights and cooking; well and cistern. Renting for l'2i; would r ;:t for m* r*v Walking distaft.-e south. Price only sl,aoo. Mr. Keller. Irdngton 139. ISchmid & Smith, Incorporated Realtors. Main 4688. , . N Delaware f University Heights 4 rooms, e> *trio iigl.t*. w. outbuild ings; lot 100x159; S2.<OA; terms. FI V E ROC > M BUN <; Al, \W. ElectrJe lightM sell, grape art--r. poultry house and lots, lot 100x135, $5,000; terms. Call Truebloud. Reliable Realty Cos. Main 0186. * Evenings Irvington 4113. New 4-Room and Kitchenette Bungalow Went nf Woodruff I'mco. Tolirt In hou-o, |.a*em*i.i, id- trie 'lgbl■. city T.a cr, g-. Price $ , s?•■ ; a,h. balanc easy tfrmx. J4rc M InGAr. I. N. Riehie & Son. 716-12 Bunker. Trim: H !g 5 *!n 6926 GALiH^EIf room moderu, at a rsai bargain; excellent tarms. , IE"R;R A. LUUA3. 720 K Ot F bldg {lr ' BOO UAIMAt-V. ' WEST INDIANAPOLIS. ON TR!', HILL. . On W. Morri.. at., C room*, gaa, alectno !lgh: price only *2 If 0. ter: -e. HENRY * ROBINS* REALTORS. Main 5638. 153 E. '.larkit at. West Indianapolis 7302 Morgan, ‘ rem bungalow; leotrlc llghti. well, garage, $7,860. Terms. Cad Iruebloud. _ Reliable realty Cos. Main 0186. Evening-*. Irvington 4213. BUY from owner broom bu >jftio>v, r.ovrr aocuptced and an • lot, gts, e-iectric .ight cMern, fir age. cement porch, cement *tdwa.ikj and curb In street, (J aQua r*s to gr)r**ry, good,place to at. rt or*. Malt* >lO6 before 9 a. or after 0 p. in. SEVEN room* modern in every reepect. Webder XSB2. FLETCHER b.\> . duplex for sale by owner Cali Webeter 107 0. ~7 LOTS-—FOR SALE. Lot Ou Ruckle Street North of F*rty-Seoond rt.; cast fror.t. 60x176 foel. Prlc $2,500. Lot on .North New Jersey Street Near Tlilriy-Ninth at., 50x121 foot. Price $2,900. - Lot On Roach Street Non r Northwestern uve.. 30x125 feet. Price S4OO. A. B. Carter. 349 Fust Market St. Phone. Ma#n 2 811

Corner Lot All Improvements In, 40x140 feet, [near Riverside Park; $550. Will sell on i easy terms. Howard C. Venn ! 108 E. Market. Main 1115. Choice Lot * 49x175, two squares sn’.aheas. of Fair Grounds. Price only $525;'510 cash, sX.i>o weekly. Main 1409. I LOT "FOR SALE "near Gar/leld Park; half cash, balance payments Webster 4092. ! REAL ESTATE —SALE OR TRADE j FOR RALE OR TRADE Fdrty acres (Inc land In Marion County, on Pendleton j pike;aO-room house, barn and outbuildings. w Price, $12,000. Including mortgage 'of SI,OOO at C p r rent, ruining 3 years I yet. Owner wilt take $3 000 ■ aeh and j balance In trade for rental property. R. ft. WILSON, realtor, 108 North Delaware st. Main 1618. For Trade Bcven-room modern, 300 block West Thirty-Second i*tr< •t; largo room.* w ith closets; line basement, full lot, with nhude and fruit trees. \\ 111 take In ex< in :v.\ rne locality house with G ro us on (troiiml floor; n< * and not bo strictly i"<lorn, but in Kood condition. Call True blood. Reliable Realty Cos, Main 01 SO. Lveninga. Irvington 4213. FOR SALT; OR TRADE--Forty acres line land in Marlon County, on Pendleton pike; 6-room house, barn and outbuildings Price, $ 12, uuO. including mitigate** of $4,000 a,t 6 per cent, running 3 years yet. Ownei will take $3,000 cash and balance In trade for rental property. U. B. WILSON, realtor. 108 N. Delaware Main 1618. URAL ESTATE and real estate contracts bought, sold and Exchanged. Main 1283. " FARMS—FOR SALE. LANDOL<pGY, FREE, SPECIAL NUMBER Just our. c->nti lning many facta of clover land In Marinette County, Wisconsin. If for a home oi an investment you are thinking of buying good farm binds, where farmers grow rich, s<*nd at once for this special number of LA.NDOLOCL It If* free on request. Address SKIDMORERIF HUE LAND CO., 113 SkidmoreRlehle Bldg., Marinette, Wi. Green County Farm fOO acres largely woodland. Make good stock or fruit*farm. Less than S3O acre. Sell outright or trade for Indianapolis income property. Particulars. Rou.se Realty Cos. 739 State Life B'fitt. f Phone Main 50<tS. 61% ACRES, 4% miles west of Bloomington. Ind.; five acres timber; well improved; all slock, tools and feed. $5,000. want 10 to 2ft acres near-good town. J. C. COMSTOCK. Noblesville, Ind. FOR SALE—BO acres, Orange County; sev-en-room house, fair barn; 20 acres timber; half mile of store; $2,800. GRANT SNYDER. Roosvllie, Inch ___ IMPROVED farms, 400 acres; will eselb rent or exchange. Phone Circle-5930. 24 W. Michigan.

REAL ESTATE—WANTED. WfNTEI) now; modern doubles to trade to* suburban tracts or to sell on easy terms* * Fowler & Eaton. | 801 City Trust Bldg. Main 6871. WANTED 8-B lots southeast or northeast; must have sewer, gas and water and price right. Givo exact location and price. Address A No. 1855, Times, YVi2 will pay cash for 5 or 6-room semimodern houses. Address A No. IS4H, Times. , AUTOr< ‘°_ B IL ES—FOR SALE. FORDS O’.ir Usod Tars havn been put in the very best possible condition for the money. We h ive three A-l Sedans on hand that can be bought as low as ?i:SS cash and $31.09 per month for 13 months. Open Sunday, 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. \Vall cc 1 in-Sharp Cos. Kohl Dealers Personal Service" 443 and 4f>9 Virginia Ave. . Drexel 0360. SSO, $75, SIOO _ • lIWB t>y X U.vr.ily r.ir l, V ixwell, Over- ; <V ’ r.- Sax ,r. S'♦ bakur. M#ts and n;c :iy otber** liiLante w c *kty paynut. K.rt s your down with and driv.j > mr ur away, upon buu-i4j-y,4 and vning.i. INDPLa. A UTl 1 PARTS AND TIRE CO. tin N. Capitol av. LOb K BROTHERS motor cars; a good .•■)!!;m*nt at ali tlins. C.H.Wallericm Company Daae*EaarMCß3 KcToaVemajiß 546 N’t r' h Marlrthtn. ! FORD ROADSTEiU sß*l F"P.I> T‘ .■I'P.ING, 1917 JP DEL. $66. FORI) • II 4SSIS, $ 4 TUP.-N BR, 725 VIK. AVE. DREXEL 6683. 'if 3 >U '.AN! A FORD WE HWE ANY KIND SALE OH KXCIIANGB FdR ANY MAKE CAR. CASH OR P.\VMI'.NT. op. \ SUNDAYS. TURNER 7.5 VI iMINIA A ■ E. FORM 144 •. 19 2 6 (rrvc.l cnnaith.n RT'fl K fi tlr<>, -ft 16 or Irnilft for any make cr Ca>:v ..r irnymnnu TURNER. 72 1 ,\ . (t:ntx v Drrxvi 6-3 ii- |> i.l -r. 1319 mod*!; $ 160 drfvcb ; It away. SC HI, fTZ MK RC 4NTILE, 4.5 S. State 4ftF 1 > coupe* i ■ 1 *! or trade for any m.iko cur. Caxh or paymoutx .TURNER. 725 Virginia ave. Drcxol i,043 j COLE aero H, 6 coni :ln; mine lie new; ea, ■ or exchange for any make car. TANARUS! K.NBR, 725 Vlrjflnla ave. Drexel 6053. •FORD roadater, 1920 motfel, A-l cou'tlil.-n. Sat* t*r exchange TURNER. 725 Virginia ave. Drexel 6083. N.VSIt roadater. 1920 model; rale or exchanee for any make car. TURNER, 725 V Ir* la ave FORI) CHASSIS. s4o.* TI-RNKR. 721 VIRGINI A AV E. DREXt L 8 . AUTOMOBILES —WANTED.

AUTOS WANTED. j CAffn for your junked, burned, wrecked ) nr used car. WE are the LARGEST used car dealer. I in lit* state. WE have all parts for 200 cara j INDPLH. AUTO PARTS AND TIKE CU ■ its N. Capitol eve. Main 2623. Open eveningn and Sunday*. AUTOSWANTED I. Wolf Auto Cos. 419 N. Illinois wt. Main 1579 LI 2041AUTOS wanted. fjrKliiMAN’S 212-14 A New York street Main 4446. AUTO HEPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. SCORED CYLINDERS RKI'AIRIIt EAGLIB PATENTED PROCESS. CYLINDER GRINDING. NEW EOl.’liSt , ME.NT Oversize piston rings and pin*, crankshaft grinding, steel sturter gears nut on. EAGLE MACHINE CO. 24 N. Noble st. Mata 0894. CARBON REMOVED ! 69c per cylinder, while you wait; guaranteed harmless to motor 1 TOWINg-• OPEN 24 HOURS—SERVICE M M. Trexler’s Auto Service. 11130 Central. Main 5078. Ford Bodies S2O and up. Trades your old on© fur u now one. One open commercial. Autowa Hotly Distributors 320 L. Market. AUTO WASHING uur upfccialty. BS4 Nor h Illinois. S & S Auto Laundry ~M~OTORCYCLEB AND BICYCLES. Now I" the time to have your motoroycl. overhauled and re-enum.led. n ERNEST HDULLES CO. 634-86 Maaa. Ave. Main 6404. CASH paid tor ml kinds of motorcycle* FLOYD PETERMAN. 609 Masaachuaett* avenue. MISCLLLANLOU6 .FOK^SALE. INVALID chairs and crutches for rent; free delivery to ail parts of tho city. Invalttl Chairs, $3.50 per month; crutches, 25c per month. 218 E. Wash. BAKER BROS. schOolTbooks New and used. Wo ffiay cash for used books. t'RAW FORD'S. I’cnn. mid North. MAKE your old coat unis ilka new suit by matching a pair trousers with the CORRECT PANTS MAKERS CO. 10454 W. Ohio St. FOR SALE— A, B. C. washing machine; super electric; large size; cheap; nearly new. Call Irvington 4382. Address A No. 2399, Times. ' • LARGE grocers’ tnd buteners’ refrigerators; A-l condition; very iow price. BAKER BROS. APT GLASS mid Jilt i*biss c.iblttot and for sale cheap. SCHLITZ MERCANTILE. 125 S. State st. SUITS, coat sand one-piece dresses. So cheap that they are bound to sell. Randolph 7278. ' APPI.IQUED, unbleached muslin bedsp?ead and bolstefr; MonVng Glory design. Drexel .4282.

j MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. Match Your Coat With a Pair of /| \ If THE PANTS STORE CO. tl|| I Two Store*. lift, / 49 W. Ohio. 114 E. Ohio ■ ■ Work Pants, |2 to $4 V • NATIONAL cash rKcister. hot water urn, small counter, glass top refrigerator, email Iron eftf--. double oven restaurant ra small wall case, chair* and tables; prices low. payments easy. 219 It Washington street. BAKER BROS. FOR SALE—Sanitary couch, with extra heavy pad, In good condition. Phone HArrisou 0633. Nights phone Cl re’e 7883. J?TLK kimono and black crepe da china pa<amaa. trimmed In yellow. Koaaonabl© Phono Droxel 4282. JKWKLKR'S work bench; golden oak; a* good a* new; $2 5. 213 K. Washington at, Baker bros. LOT of rotten manure, 2 year* old: got your order In while it Wabater 1438. ■ MANTLE folding bed and golden chimes rga litior Draze! 7294 7i- Kill* given on new and ueed machines White Sewing Machine Cos. 312 Mans ara lfiOP-HEAD sewing machine, like new, ! -heap. Call Irvington 1443. ! LAF.'tE t* t of \er g ay fox furs, $5.00. 117 V Holi vnd avenue. CINDERS large load truck delivery. Webster 1401. 1 * ri/iRKNCE Ir> STOvest 1 Fvd/i/,. MAIN 1127. \VK MAKIt PANTS AND SELL EM DIRECT TO YOU AT A KAVINO. 3 |pM\l tailoring co. " 2'4 MaMichUMlti Ava -—\VArj T Q , WANTED—Baby carriage or stroller, regiirdieH* condition. Circle 7090. LAHdB PROFITS from ■mall expenditure follow Real Batate advertlelcg in ‘ Want AO" column* of tho Time*. GS, POULTRY, PIGEONS, ETC. ' * ''— —^ Hi)\fES want-fi for health, hnmalaaa do*a INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY. City fln, pound. 34 E. N. T Main 0*79

COAL AND WOOD—FOR BALE. Buy Your Coal Best Prices B*t oral money can buy guar an toed, ar-d our guarantee 1* absolutely good. B *t \V. \a tplint lump, fk $7.49 i -*t Kentu ky lump forked 7.40 Best Pocaboiitaa lump, fk g.40 Beei J‘u ahoMits ahov#b*d 1ump..,,.. 810 Best I*o. ahonta* mine run 7 26 iicbt I: <La a a*s lunjp fk 6 50 B*#t Ilan.liton lump. Fk 6.60 Best Indiana ob-an lump 6.25 Bret Indiana Hugger lump 6.26 Beat Uhns egg forked &.50 Bant Dus** egg ehoveted 6.25 Prompt d< l very to any part of the city. Gl\© me our first ord* r and 1 will get the i second one. TOM >SH ROYER, 430 INDIANA A VSJ. £!rc> 1 435. Lincoln 54 4$ Kindling With Each Ton In or Linton No. V clean fk.. $6.25 Rest I.Mr>l.“ lump, largo, clean fk ..17.00 U-.t lit i7.il block, i loan forked. $7 75 Boot IHIn cs gg, clean forked $6 76 R.-st Brail! egg. clean forked $7.00 Best V. Virginia lump, clean forked. $8.25 Best Kentucky lump, clean forked.. $8 25 Bfht Indiana mine run $5.50 Delivered anywher. In the city. Drexel 3280. Stewart 2225. union Ico and Coal Cos. U<oß. Ask your friend*. W. VA. FLINT, $7.90 810 LUMP. WHITE ASH. LIN 1 OxS NO. 4, $6.00 SIX-INCH LUMP. AMEK LOAN COAL CO. 25th st. and Canal. |K A. 0927 Kenwood 9202 We own our own mine. COAL. Linton MJno Hun, vein 4, $3.50. Bet ; Linton No. 4 lump, vein 4. $0,60. Phone ! WeJmter 1344 or Randolph 1731 CASH COAL COMPANY, lb 16 Alvord. . CAJ L AND GET OU REPRICES ON KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA, POCAHONTAS HITZELBKKiiEK COAL CO. RANDOLPH 8500. ciui/J ON ) Via M. K.. 40' e lump ..$7.25 t>nuine Linton No. 4, clean fk lump G. 50 ; Qu; k delivery. Wheel in 50c. [C. II MeCLENON COAL Cos.. M. 3601. CO All i Genuine Lendoru lump. $7; best Ind. I Tump, cleau fork $6.50. BAKER. Circle 1 W 1; handle the best grade attainable: ! Fourth vein Linton lump, forked $6.50 ton. Drexel 2167. TAYLOR COAL Cu. I: i; . ’REENED COAL FOS ALL PURPOSES. FRED GOEPI’KK Jr SON. Bel. 1704. Established 1898. llel. 4795 ! ALL KINDS of coal. No rltarge for wheell:ig in. Call JOHN SIMON. 1019 E. Ohio, i Drratl 3174. day or evening* CO A L U H. BAIN COAL CO. : Main 3531 3 i: L N ' i ' ln i Main 2161. FOR clean forked coal and prompt delivery. Call Webster 1070. ALL kinds of coal; uo charge for wheeling in. JAKE SIMON. 311 N, Pine. C, 1976 THE shortest df-aance between two want. Is 'a Times Want ad Your customer* ave them. Why don’t yous LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF HEARING ON RESOLUTION. To Whom it May Concern—-Notice la hereby given by the Board of Dark Com mlssionera of the City of Indianapolis that by its Acquisition “Resolution No. 33. 1921. It has determined to acquire the following described rial estate in the city of Indianapolis, Indiana: Beginning at a point on the east prop- 1 erty line of Shelby street,* said point being ; the southwest corner of Lot 1 in Lock- i wood and McLain’s Southeast Addition to j the of Indianapolis as recorded in i Plat Book 4, page 263, in the recorder’s l office of Marion County, Indiana; thence i northeastwardly on a straight line making i an angle of 54 degrees and 1 9 minutes with j the east property line of Shelhy street to 1 a point in the north line of Lot 5 in Hub- j bard et ai.’s subdivision of Hubbard et al "s Southeast Addition as recorded in Plat Book 4, page 23, said point being 16 feet Y'ast of the northwest corner id' the af<iro | said Lot 5; thence northeastwardly oti a curve to the right, having as a radius 409.32 feet, a distance of 239.30 feet to a point In Linden strefft, said point being 1 37.51 feet south of the south property line > produced of Swift street and i2.68 feet! east of the tvest property line of Linden j street; thence northeastwardly on a straight line to a point, said point being ] 3 73 feet west of the west line and 0.19 ’

By BECK

LEGAL NOTICES. firu j - oedO free north of the south line produced of Lot 15 In McLain’s Subdivision of Hubbard jt al.’s Southeast Addition as recorded In Plat Book 4, page 201; thence northeastwardly on! a curve to the left, having as a radius 3.-.8.17 feet, a distance of 297.56 feet to a point, said point being 17.17 feet south of the north line and 8.95 feet west of the east line of Lot 18 In Cooper's Subdivision of Hubbard et al.s Southeast Addition as recorded In Plat , Book 6, page 163; thence northeastwardly on a straight line to a point, said point being 125.91 feet west of the east line ar.d 78.61 feet north of the south line of Lot 3. Block 11, in Hubhard et a!.'a Southeast Addition as recorded In Plat Book 3; page 112; thence northeastwardly on a curve to tho right, having as a radius 855.17 feet a distance of 303.67 feet to a point, said point being on the north line ml '42.63 feet east of the northwest corner o: Lot 6. Block 11, in the aforesaid Hubbard et ai.'s Southeast Addition; thence east along the north line of the aforesaid Lot 6. Block 11, to a point on the west property line of State etreet, said point being the northeast corner of the aforesaid Lot 6, Block 11; tirence eoutheastwardiy on a s'ralght line to a point on the east property line of State street, said point being the northwest corner of Lot 1 In Metzger s Subdivision of Wingate's Orphan Home Addition as recorded In Plat Book 7. page 116; thence southeastwurdly aiong the south property line of Terrace avenue to a point, said point being the Intersection of the aforesaid south property line and : the south property line of Pleasant Run Parkway. South Drive; thence southeast- | wardly along the aforesaid south property line of Pleasant Run Parkway South Drive i to a point In the east property line of the : subdivision of Hill r.st, said point being ' the northeast corner of Lot IS of the aforesaid subdivision of Hlllcrest as recorded | In Plat Book 16. page 115; thence conj tlnulng on a curve to the left, having as a radius 1,146.38 feet to a point in the : east property line of Harlan street, said ; poi t being 27.7 feet north of the southj west corner of Lot 31, In Stanton Pyle ; 4 Carter's Addition, as recorded In Plat j Book 6. page 33; thence east parallel to ! and 27 7 fret north of the south property j line of Lots 31 and 32 In the aforesaid i Stanton, Pyle & Carter's Addition to a ! point in the west property line of Church- ] mar. avenue, said point being th northeas- corner of Lot 32 of the aforesaid ! Stanton. Pyle ,t Carter's Addition thence northeastwardly on a straight I'ne to a , point In the east property line of I min nvenue. eald point hc‘r.g 6 feet south I of the northwest corner of | er's Pleasant Park Addition, as recorded I In Plat Book 10, page 191: thence no- thoastwardly en,> straight line makinr an jangle of 61 degret>i4 4S minutes with thf east propeny i;ne of Churchman avenue to a ' point In the west property line of Keystone avenue, said point being 64.35 feet north ; of the northeast corner of Lot 12f In the aforesaid Cooper's Pleasant Park Addition; ; thence northeastwardly on a straight line to a point In the ea <t property line ex- ; terhied south of C. M. Coop* r Trust.e s Prospect Street Addition as recorded In j Plat Book 10.• page 155 said point being ! 628 feet south of the northeast corner of the aforesaid C. M. Cooper Trustee’s pros- ! pe*-t Street Addition; Thence northeastwardly on a straight line to a point In t' e south right of'way line of the C , C.. C * Rt- L. R. R. Cos . said point being 115 feet southeastwardly from the Intersection of the aforesaid right of day line with the south property line of Proapect stre.-t; thence northwestwardly along the aforesaid right of way line to a point, said point being the Intersection of the Moresaid right of way line with the aforesaid south property line of Prospect .street; thence west along the aforesaid south property line of Prospect street to a point, 'said point being the northeast corner of' the aforesaid C. M. Cooper Trustee's Prospect Street-. Addition: thence sornh along 1 the east property line of the afJUsaid C. M Cooper Trustee's Prospect Street Addition a distance of 140.59 feet to a point: ; thence eouth west wardly on a curve to the right, having as a radius 716.34 feet whose tangent makes an angle of 40 degrees 39 minutes with the, east property line of tit- ' aforesaid C. M. Coope- Trustee's Prospect Street Addition to point, said point being 19.74 feet so’ -h of the north line and ! 20.41 feet west of the east line of Lot 22 In the aforesaid C. M. Cooper Trustee's Prospect street Addition; thence sputbweetwardly on a straight line to a point In St. Paul street, said point being 72. infect south ms the south line of Lot 34 In Atklnean's % 3rd Addition as recorded In Plat Book 12, page 164, and 5 33 feet west

J of the east property line of St. Paulejreet; thence southweatwardty on a curve to the ! right, having a* a radius 521.07 feet a | distance of 258.67 feet to a point, said i point being 131.51 feet south of the south I property line of the aforesaid AUcirtwon’s ! third audition and 43.67 , feet east 'of the east property line of Churchman avenue; thence eastwardly on a straight line to a point In the east property line of State street, said point being 10 feet north of the intersection of the north property line of Orange street with the aforesaid east property line of State street; thence west along (lie north property line of Orange street to a point, said point being the intersection of the aforesaid north property line of Grange street with the east property lint* of Evison street; thence aouthwestwardly on a straight line to a point on the south property Hue of Orange street, said point being the northeast ‘corner of le,t 17 in Hubbard et ai.'s subdivision of the aforesaid Hubbard et al.’s I Southeast Addition as recorded in Plat ißook 4. page 12; then.e soutawestwardly . on a straight line to a point In the eaitt property line of loiurel street, said point ■ helitg the southwest corn *r of Lot 10 lu ■ I’atterson & Smith's subtil vision of the aforesaid Hubbard et ai.'s Southeast Addition as recorded In Plat Book 4. page 53; thence southwestw ardly, on a straight line . to a point in the west property line of lAurel street, said point being 21.09 feet j north of the southeast corner of Lot. 27 i tn Hubbard et ai.'s subdivision of tho aforesaid Hubbard et al s Southeast Adi dltlon as recorded iii Plat Book 3. page 224; thence southwest wardly on a straight line to a point in Laurel street, said point boing 18.41 feet west of the east property line of Laurel street and 117.77 fret south of the south property line produced of Cottage avenue; Whence southwestwardly on a ci#ve to the left having as a radius 240.48 feet a distance of 217.74 feet to a point, said point being 1 95 feet west of the west side and 2.43 feet north of the south side produced of lot 16 In Hubbard et al.'w subdivision of the aforesaid HubJn '<l et al.’s Southeast Addition as rei corded in Plat Book 4, page 7; thence ! southwestwardly on a straight line to a j point, said point being 16.58 feet north j of the south line and 85.41 feet west of j the east line of Isvt 10 in Mankedicks j subdivision of the aforesaid Hubbard et 1 ai.’s Southeast Addition as recorded In ! Plat Book 4. page 1; ‘thence southwest- j : wardly on a curve to the left, having as ' a radius 853 17 feet, a distance, of 161.12 I feet to a point, said point being 1.94 feet south of the north side and 94.06 feet east of the west side of Lot 6 in the aforesaid Mankedlck’s subdivision; thence southwestwarilly on a straight line to a point in the east property line of Shelby street, said point being 63 feet south of the southwest corner of Lot 6 in the aforesaid Mankedick’s subdivision; thence south along the east property line of Bhe!by street to the place of beginning. Also all parts of the following described lots and lands lying outside and adjacent to the above described tract: Lots 1,2, 3,9, 10, 11 in Lockwood R | McClain's Southeast Addition as recorded • in Plat Book 4, page 253. Lots 1,2, 3. 4. 11, 12. 13. 14. 15, 16 in j Hubhard et al.’s subdivision of Hubbard et al.'S Southeast Addition as recorded in Plat Book 4. page 23. I*ot 15 In McClain Subdivision of bard et ai.’s Southeast Addition a3 rccßled in Plat Book 4, page 201,

(Copyright, 1921. by New fir* Featured

LONDON.' Jan. 23.—Premier Lld George today congratulated Michael Collin*. minister of finance lu the Irish pro- ■ visional government, and Sir Jamea Craig, head of the tTnionlat government of Ulster, on their friendly agreement Both called at 10 Downing street The Sinn Fein will lift boycott i Ulster. Sir James will see that the Cathj ollc shipyard workers In Ulster get a square deal, and both agreed to the appointment of a mission to study tba Ulster boundary question. Chilly Winds Fail to Halt Home Quest Despite the cold aveather about WW persons attended the sale of bungalow* in the 1700 block on Thaddeu* stieet Sunday, which ia being conducted by the Indianapolis real estate board. A number of sales were made, and the twenty-five salesman proved insufficient to handle the large crowd which gathered. Officials of the board expressed themselves as more than sat sfied with the result obtained and say the crowd proved beyond a doubt there is a large demand for homes in Indianapolis. The board still has a number of unsold lota. Hold Schooner Crew on Murder Charges MOBILE. Ala., Jan. 21.—Capt George Simon. George Pappayauis and Constantin Consanti. members of the crew of the schooner WBliam Tell, were taken to Gulfport, Miss., this afternoon to answer charges of murder. Chief of Police Byrd and Deputy Sheriff Edwards were In charge of the prisoners. They are charged with drowning two missing members of the crew of the William Tell. Croker’s Condition Remains Unchanged DUBLIN. Jan. 23.—The condition of Richard Croker, former leader of Tammany Hall in New York, who is critically ill at Glen Cairn Castle, was reported uncharged today. He is suffering from gallstones and complications due te ad* vanced aga. t

LEGAL NOTICES. Lots 16 and 17 In Cooper’s Subdivision of Hubbard et ai.'s Southeast Addition as recorded in Plat Book 6, page 163. Lots 3 and 4 in A. 3. Bornum’s Subdivision of Hubbard et al.’s Southeast Addition as recorded la Plat Book 4, paga 150. Lots 8, , 34, *5, 45, 77. 78. 81 and 83 In Cooper's Pleasant Park Addition as recorded In Plat Book 10. page 191. Lots 14, 15. 16. 20. 21, 32, 33, 36 and 37 In C. M. Cooper Trustee’s Prospect Street Addition as recorded in Plat Book IS, page 155. Lots 13, 14, 20. 21, 32 and 83 In Atkin, son's 2nd Addittop as recorded tn Plat Book 11, page 183. A triangular of land lying south of Atkinson's 3* Addition and east ot St. Paul street. Lots 17, 18, 19, 30, 78, 78 and 81 In Hubbard et al.’s sidsdlvlslon of Hubbard et ai.'s Southeast Addition as recorded in Plat Book 4, page 12. Lot a 9, 10, 11 and 12 In Hubbard, Martlndale & McCarty’s subdivision 'of Hub. bard et al.’s Southeast Addition as record* ed In Plat Book 3. page 210. A trapezoidal strip of land lying east of Laurel street In the southwest cornef of Lot 87 In Hubbard. Martlndals A Mo Carty's subdivision of Hubbard et ah'* Southeast Addition as recorded th Plat Book 3 page 210. Lot 1(0 In Patterson A Smith's subdivision of Hubbard et ai.'s Southeast Addition a* recorded In Plat Book 4, page 53. Lots 25, 26. 16, 17. lSrlO and 11 In Hubbard et ai.'s subdivision of Hubbard et ai.'s Southeast Addition as recorded In plat Book 4, page 7. Lot 32 in Hubbard et ai.’s subdivision of Hubbard et al.’s Southeast Addition a* recorded In Plat Book 3, page 169. Lots 23, 24 and 25 In Hubhard et aL'S subdivision ot Hubbard et ai.’s Southeast Addition as recorded In Plat Book 4, page 23. Lots 9, 10 and 6 In Mankedlck's subdN vision of Hubbard et al.’s Southeast Addition as recorded In Plat Book 4, page 1, A trlangu.ar piece of land east of Shelby 3treet In the rorthivest corner of Lot 4. Block 12, of Hubbard et al.’s Southeast Addition as recorded in Plat Book 3, page 112. That said real estate so to be aoqulrs* Is to be used for park and boulevara purposes of the City of Indianapolis. By said resolution It .is provided tha| — Thursday, February 2, 1922, at 3 o’clocl* p. in., at the office of said board, in tho City Hall In said city, will be the tlmo and place when final action will be taken confirming, modifying or rescinding said resolution, and when It will receive and bear remonstrances from parsons In* terested In or affected by such proceed* ings, and when It will determine the pub* 11c utility and Benefit thereof. CHARI.E3 A. BOOKIYALTER. FRED CLINE. SARAH E. SHANK. ALBERT M. MAGUIRB. Board of Park Commissioners of tbs City of Indianapolis, Ind. J. CLYDE HOFFMAN, Attorney. FINANCIAL, LOANS On furnftur*. planoa. autos. !!▼• atoclu farm Impietr.an** and oth©r collateral. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 14114 El Wahington St. Male 0585. Auto. Lingo!n 7184. REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS PCRCHAf :B second Mortgages purchased COMMERCIAL PAPERS PURCHASED. WE ADVANCE RENTS ON LEASES INVESTIGATE OUR NEW PLAN. AUTOMOBILE FUNDING CO. i3 hume-Mansur. main ma. WE MAKS first and second merlgagea ei Improved farms and Indianapolis real esta tv AETNA MORTGAGE AND INVEST*! COW # 608 Fidelity Trust bldg. FIRST and eecond mortgages oa Indian* and Indianapolis real estate. R- B. Wiles CON. 1 N Delaware st- Mala 1818. FLAMES CAUSE HUGE LOSS TO GROCERY FIRM Mysterious Fire Ravages Warehouse—Damage Exceeds $40,000. A fire undermined origin did mew* than 8411000 damage to the building and stock of the D. "P. Childs Grocery Com* pany, CS7 East Washington street, today. *32Mrty-p!ght stores are supplied from the warehouse in East Washington etreet. In which more than $450,000 worth of merchandise was stored. The fire started In the rear of the building, which extend* from Washington to Pearl streets. The front of the building is a two-story structure and the rear one story. Great difficulty was experienced by the Aremen because of the manner In which supplies had been plied in the building. Before the firemen arrived, considerable damage had been done and before they .could get their hosO Into actio* it was necessary to batter down twe heavy wooden doors and tumble over a number of boxes filed with canned good*. The building, which Is owned by tbo William Haueisen Realty Company, waa damaged to the extent of abbut j 12.000. Eighty per cent of "tho stock Is covered by Insurance, according to Mr. Childs.

IRISH LEADERS CONGRATULATED Lloyd George Greets Craig and Collins.

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