Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 219, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1922 — Page 9

SLACKER’S FAMOUS CHILE SEASONING “IT’S ALL IN THE SEASONING" On Sale at All Grocers MAKE YOUR CHILE CON CARNE AT HOME

( ) electric light \ ) j f AND POWER ; SERVICE i MERCHANTS j Heat &. Light Company ■ j C. O’B. Murphy, General Manager £ j The Daylight Corner

A New Feature Sunday Eve. Supper Service A la Carte 6 P. M. in Connection With Our Regular Supper in the “TRAVERTINE ROOM” The New Hotel Lincoln AnotheF Wonderful Musical Program by the Lincoln Trio and Quartette. The Usual Splendid Lincoln Dinner Menu Will Be Served 31.75 Per Cover Travertine Room, 14th Floor. * WM. R. SECKER, Manager.

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Recreation Building 16 Bowling Alleys—lo Pocket Billiard Tables All New Brunswick Clam an Dairy Lunch Number 3 Cafeteria Service Sunday Chicken Dinner Good Music Soda Fcunt;n and Soft Drinks Three Places No. 1—305 North Illinois rt. No, 2—42 Virginia ave. No. 3—207 N. Delaware st.

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JF. E. TROSKY MERCHANT PLUMBER PLUMBING and HEATING PROMPT JOB WORK. GET OUR ESTIMATE. RA ndoiph 1817. 419 E. 30th St, Auto. KEnwood 2946

E. & I. COAL CO. Successors to J. L. Hampton Coal Cos. ALL GRADES AND SIZES OF GOAL 127 North Fulton Street Te!. Via'ndow!

Service Transfer & Storage Cos., !nc. LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO BAGGAGE MAin 4400. MAin 4401.

FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS The Trade-Mark of Quality, Workmanship and Service HAYES BROS,, Inc. PLUMBING AND HEATING SPECIALISTS. MAin 2492. 236-38 West Vermont Street.

MAin 1375. Resilience, Irvington 365 Q The Lightning Transfer & Storage Cos. WM. W. GRAVES, Mgr. OVERLAND AND HEAVY HAULING FURNITURE,, PIANOS AND BAGGAGE 314 South Illinois Street. * EXPERT RIGGERS FOR MACHINERY

DO YOUR OWN DRIVING AUTOMOBII.ES FOR RENT—New Ford Tourins, New Sedans and (.ear Shift “Cars for Rent by the Mile; Also Touring and Closed Cars b.v the Jiour. Special Rates to Commercial Men. Prices to Fit Every Pocket book—slo DC POSIT WARREN AUTO LIVERYwA'a^L. AT IIOOSIEK A l TO i.AI'N DRY Rear Keith's Theater. Phone Main 5921. Ray O. Burns, Manager.

MARVEL CARBURETERS Built to Endure and Handle Low Grade G-as We Have a Marvel tor Your Car ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED We Maintain Expert Service and a Complete Rebuilding Plant. Marvel Carbureter Sales Cos. 926-28 East Washington. Phene, Drexel 0172.

“If You Need It In Your Office, We Have It 99 Hiller Office Supply Cos. 26-28 8. Pennsylvania St. PERSONAL SERVICE Main 3482

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FEATHERS USED ! IN MANY WAYS Expert Says No Substitute Exists for Them. Few persons realize the wide extent to which feathers are used, according to E. F. Burkle, feather dealer and expert, 410 Massachusetts avenue. '“The light, fluffy but durable little things are used in hundreds of ways, both for decorative ! effects and general usage, Mr. Burkle! said. "The longer I am in business the more ! I am convinced that feathers are to he numbered among the, most dseftil materials iu the world,” Mr, Burkle said. “They are found on women's hats, on fans, in mattresses, and for use in pillows no respectable substitute ever has been found for them. “Also a common fallacy among many persons is that after feathers are used for a long time they wear out. Asa matter of fact they never if ordinary care is taken of them. However, it is always advisable to have them renovated and freshened up from time to time and any one who has any household article containing feathers is very foolish to burn them or throw them away, for under modern conditions a plant such as’ours, can renovate them and restore them to all t loir obi time cleanliness and put them iu the very best sanitary condition. “It seems to me that people are learning this more or less slowly, but surely Just the same, and as a result wo are being called up’ every day to renovate feathers that have been In steady use in homes for many long years.” ‘SERVE-SELF’ CAR RENTAL POPULAR Automobile Renter Likes to Do Own Driving. How would you like to go down to a modern up t•> the-intitule auto livery, rent a brand new car, spick, span ami in the very pink of W'chiuih-al r< million, and then have the pleasure of driving it yourself Well, that is exactly what can be done in Indianapolis today, thanks (■ the installation of anew rental system which is proving a big winner sos th ■ War reu Au'o Livery. 1117 Hast Wabash street, according to Kay O. Burns, manager. “With onr fleet of new cars.” Mr. Burns sail!, "wh! -h nr s * drivn by the customer him elf. we have found the' idea so popular It lias been n ■■•ssar;. for U" to establish day and night service, twenty four hours a day for every day in the y.-yr. The modern unto mobile livery patron certainly hat become exacting his demands, and wo are position to take '.ire ■■{ ids !e-.t and needs, “pur plan of renting cars to responsl hie persons has met with wide popular ; favor, especially the feature of permit : ting the customer to drive the car him i seif and not having to be ay b an expensive and high grade am Chunk* occupying the driv- r's seat. This ■ idea has proved particularly popular j with the traveling men, professional mat away from home, who is in H lianapoli f<>r business In aim--! every in-taim • ; th-s„ 111- : :.r.. ritmi: a i ■ c.v rs > hemselvi sand they like the !'<• 1 o' thsteering wh ■■!. livery a of -ir mi chines is equipped for long trip- and j wo keep them in the very fim--t no- ; chankal condition. This as-aws ti e j renter the hki.e-t degree of service, , -*f.iy and satisfaction “When this system was installed, w<‘

PerJfordl Stone and Construction Cos. Contractors- Engineers 810-15 Fletcher Savings apd Trust Building Indianapolis, Indiana.

THE WHITAKER PRESS Incorporated Printing :: Publishing Liberty Building, 107 South Capitol Ave., Cor. Maryland Indianapolis Rooms 10-12-14. Main 3051.

BARBER SUPPLIES Manufacturer and importer of line cutlery. Expert grinding of razors, shears, dippers, etc. High class service. 40 years’ experience. Try our special razors, shears, pocitet knives and special shaving outfits, etc. E. E. SCHAAF BARBER SUPPLIES 107 West Maryland St. MAin 4033.

American Paper Stock Company Incorporated. We Buy Waste Paper of All Kinds Alain Don't Burn \ our Old Books and Record*. K 32-40 \V. (>OB9. Sell Timm to Is. Thai Means Their IVstrmT ion. Market St.

PR I N TING’S first % function is to. sell goods. Monotype print ing is the recognized best. It is “ big town ’ ’ printing. Bup printing for what it will do IVSeiiett Printing Company Particular Monotype Printers Fourtu floor Century Building MAIN 4736

INDIANA jfrAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1922.

were met with discouraging predictions on every hand. We were told the scheme was not feasible, that the ears would be wrecked stolen, abused, ‘busted up’ and wo would And ourselves without cars, business or money within a short time. The actual working of the plan has proved differently. In most instances our customers have taken better care of u.e machines than they would of their own cars, and we have no cornplait n to make on that score. “Our auto laundry, with its splendid ] equipment, also is doing remarkably well. Located, ns we are, in the downtojvn district it makes it possiblo for car owners ■ to bring their machines to business with them, leave them w"h us during business hours, and tiie L come in and find ja clean, snappy car waiting for them j when they are ready to go home in I the eN-eni-.g. You can rest assured the ■ business man likes this, for the uverage motorist likes a clean car, but lie I hates to give up the use of it while [it is being washed.” BANNER BUILDING SEASON IN SIGHT Contractor Predicts RecordBreaking Year in Construction Work. | While other cities havo been in the i very midst of a severe business depres- ! sion which seriously handicapped their j building activities, Indianapolis went along building new homes and other structures with even increased ilgor, according to Walter W. Wise, building contractor. "The realization of Jnet what business conditions are and Just how favorable they are to building activity,” Mr. ; Wise said, “has come home to many i people, and the wiser among' them have ' not been slow to tsikj advantage cf it, for these conditions are all favorable t” : the builder at present. The increased cockney of labor, both skilled and common, has ail ‘ id to ffiing down building costs and has been u very Important factor in accomplishing this end. During the war when the young manhood of America was in the Army, labor 1 conditions were decidedly untavorable, but now It is a,s good or even better , than it was In the old pre-war days. •in tin} past six or eight months there hue been reduction of from I*> t > 30 per ••lit in the pri-.-s of building • material -. It i oka to me as if building | conditions are Just about as nearly per- ■ fc.-t from the build* rs standpoint as they ev-r can be right now, and any one * who Is thinking of bu M:ng would do i well io t.-.ko advantage of a situation .. favoi ibi<* as -inv 1 ever have kn< wri. ; Onr own experiences have taught us ! beyond a doubt that building conditions ; nrp good. <>niy recently we finished put j ting masonry work.cn three apartment ! hoiis-s in the neighborhood of Sixteenth, [Meridian ai d Illinoi tre. -i. Then w—-reraoddele-J the B“st laundry, with an nn # attractive and unique terra : cotta front. In addition to this we iid a great deal of work on that fine <{oth!e ehurrh, St. Marks English Lutheran j fu.’ir-h at I-inden an 1 I’roapect streetThen there Is the new building of th l ' National Paper Stork Company en whb-h we aid the masonry work. To my mind tins prov.-* beyond question that all building ne'ivlty is far from being cop fin*-! t- home building as ha* ’ **en ->ated frequently of course, the greater par us w .rk being done is of this character, but tio-re b. a great lea! of other work under w. v as well. ‘‘ln v i-.v of ail this I fee] safe In saying that the coming l year will see a i-w tiuii !!i record established in In dianapolis."

EVERYTHING for the OFFICE Expert rHlng: Atlvlro. Office Syr.tenw inmalltd nr reorganized under direction *f our Expert Accountant and Auditor. Let uh Analyze Tour Problems. W. K. Stewart Cos. 44 E. Washington St.

29"* YEAR Stafford Engraving Cos. W/tc .7 louse oftfc/eas" vtury Bldg.. Indianapolis Commercial Art Halftones 'Zinc TGi iiNGs - Color Plates Engraved and Embossed Stationery

‘DINING OUT’ NO LON GERA* TASK Atmosphere of Hotel Lincoln Italian Room Allures. Gone are the days when “dining out” at a hotel or case was regarded as a terrible ordeal to be suffered heroically and gotten over with as soon as Persia tdble by families, which, for some reai s°n or other, were compelled to leave the old family dining room for a few . meals. In this modern age, when hotel cuisine has become an exact science, and when the service demands of the general pub- . live have been met, it becomes a real treat for the head at the house to gather his flock about him once a week or oftener, crank up the oid family automobile and take the family out for an evening at a good eating place. Asa result,'Sunday evenings Invariably find the Italian room of the Hotel Lincoln filled with family groups, happy In the fact they are being given a welcome diversion from the routine of life. When the management and owners of the Hotel Lincoln decided to enlarge the hotel facilities, particular attention was paid to the dining room equipment. In carrying out this idea the entire fouri tet-nth floor of the new addition was [ devoted to this particular purpose and ! the large Travertine room, suitable for j banquets, large parties and uffalrs of i this character, and the Italian room. . suitable for smaller gatherings, have proved especially popular. “In carrying out ou r Ideas, w had In mind the fact that in many families there has grown up a splendid habit of • eating away from home occasionally," ! ell official of the Hotel Lincoln said. J “This takes resyponsityitty off the shoulj ders of the w ife, gives other members !of the family circle a pleasant evening | and Is in the line of a holiday for every j one. "Wo took especial car* to provide excellent music and the tine Lincoln Trio ' and quartette have been received with ; spontaneous enthusiasm by our patrons. 1 Asa result many persons make reservations long ahead,, and the same persons are coming again and again. This, of course, means all of our plans fur the pb-,sure and satisfaction of our patrons have worked out excellently." LIBERTY MARKET GROWS RABIDLY lour Years of Success Proves Idea Was Sound. Afte r four years of constantly grow ng business, n business that outgrew its original* quarters in W* than one year and is fast crowding the commodious quarters of the present loca •loti beyond capacity, Nick Kerz, preprint ir of the Liberty Market, Is willing to admit the Idea was even a better u> than he bln*seif thought when the i tnarkiq was established. "Whenever a person g"ts a hnneb on anew merchandising idea,” Mr Kerz sal !, "there always are plenty of persona 'o point out Just how wrong he is Their argument* till run along the same gen era! lines, such ns, ’it never has been and *,’ If ! too new ,' ’the business will and * nil right until the novelty wears off and then it wti! fail,* ‘people like to do l.uait.ess Just a* they always have done 1 sere. Basically, all objections come Io the same thing, the fault the | ultra conservative man has to find with | anything tii.it lacks the sanction of gen • rations of u age. ! “1 think I can understand, to a small ! d“-ree, the hid' hound Ideas against : u !.. 11 Ohnnhus, Galileo, Fulton and all the oilier original idea men liad to enn- *• lid with in the past. My own Idea ‘was a 'grocery store, which eliminated he old bogey of the retail grocery trade, . delivery and Its attendant high overhead ust. and which tiVrne<T nil its attention !•• obtaining quick turnover, would meet a long felt want !u Indianapolis and j

A N e w Map of Indianapolis T firi.'r> scale, acrur.ite and n mplpfc in every respect SL. ws all new addition*, city limit boundaries,"streets, car Rues, parks, ct Principal auto highway- <ml of city .tro shown in color. Complete street index. Mav be Bad In "ail or lick map. or mounted for use of colored tacks. A complete line of maps and atlases, nnd map equipment of all kinds, “(lei a copy of our new Indianapolis Street Guide. At" all bookstores and newsstands NATIONAL MAP COMPANY Map Maker. Since 1883. 3rd Floor Murphy Hide. Tel. Main 6828. Indianapolis. Crunchen at Chicago and New York. / —•—-> Helm-Lewis Indianapolis Letter Shop p P| l j sT 923-826 Mate Life Bldg. Lenient olock Lo. 4843 Ill*h-(.r4de IliilldlnK Block.. Ford. Typewritten Circular Letters-I.etter- < olttmn. and Concrete Product*. - head and Knvelope Npeciall.tsOtTlce nnd Factory, 14tli A: l ull ( reek. Addressing:. I llling-in. lM>ldMain 49(7 Em’losuiif am! Mailing. V- „—— ’ e j ___ 'handlon garment' I Transfer&StorageCo. c ,nS^!™ s , MAX HAT/., Proprietor. “Service aiul*Satlsfactiou.” Al.I, KINDS OF COMMERCIAL Main 5181 340 Blake St TKANSI KICKING AND MOUVC.R ' uu 1,1 lke *■ 132 S. IT.N N IST. Phone Main 5381 'Ve Call and Deliver. RADIO I If yon haven’t a hobby, get one. *£> 1 5 'Fill install a set in your home. I Hear all the current event!*, grand opera, concerts, weather and market re--1 ports. Headquarters for amateur operators. THE HOOSiER RADIO CO. I 108 Pembroke Arcade. Circle 7406.

INTERSTATE Public Service Cos. j* LIMITED | ZjL trains JL daily Between INDIANAPOLIS and LOUISVILLE

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Sanitary Laundry Company 2441 to 2443 Central Ave. HArrison 2915. —Phones— Harrison 2916.

| would build up a tremendous volume of business ! “This Idea, simple In Itself and to my mind perfectly logical, met with bitter opposition from some of my bekt friends, and I was besought not to waste my time and money by putting it JnA> actual practice. I was told the public would rather pay high prices and do business with charge accounts and get their deliveries. But we went ahead and, after a year, we found it necessary to move to larger and more commodious quarters. At present we have the largest grocery store in Indiana, I believe. “The growth of the mail order business has been fast and came of Itself, j for we had not planned anything of this ! kind. In order to advertise our goods we carried advertisements in Indianapolis i papers and the first thing ke knew we i had a real mall order business to take : care of, as these Indianapolis papers went into neighboring towns and the : prices appealed to the residents of those ; communities. Just as they did to residents of Indianapolis.” SAYS BIBLE, NOT THEOLOGY, USED Rook Suggests Colonization for “Religious Bolshevists.’ What the world needs Is the Bible, not theology, the Rev. William H. Book of Columbus, Ind, declared in nn address on the "Religious Bolshevlvst” at the big mooting of the I. M. C A. at English's yesterday. “God made the Bible and man made theology,” the speaker said. “The world does not want theology. It wants the Bible. The prophecies of the Bible are [ being fulfilled every day. All you havo I to do is to know the Bible to realize this fact These religious Bolshevists should go away and colonize among themselves, j There Is no room for them here In America.” ; “I do not ask that the Bible be taught I in tile schools but I do ask that it be I rend every day In the schools. If these foreigners who come to America do not '.ike the way we do hfto and object to our Bible and our religion let them go back to tbe land from whence they came, j God forbid that wo ever shall allow for-j-igri countries to send an Influence here j which will undermine our faiih in God. "The religious Bolshevist is trying to dc-troy the three foundations upon which our Government rests, a personal God, a divine Christ and the Bible, if be succeeds the Government and civilization will fall. If you do not believe in anything except that which you uuderi stand y<?u will not believe even iti yourself, because you do not understand man. if you start out with a proposition which will undermine God s kingdom you will j deny everything." LEGION MEN TO HEAR BEVERIDGE. i Albert ,T. Beveridge has accepted an Invitation of the Nebraska department .f I the American Legion to speak at the State convention next fall The invitation came from William Ritchie, Jr, com--1 umuder of tlie Nebraska department.

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We Can Make And Repair ANYTHING All Kinds KEYS Grinding HERBERT A. DAUM ■l3 Virginia Ave. Main 71S8

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THIS IS A REAL SERVICE Damaged Automobile Sheet Metal Parts Made Good as New 36-HOUR SERVICE. See Us Before Throwing Them Away. BAKED ENAMELING Guarantee Metal Enameling Cos. 325 E. St. Joseph St. —lndianapolis Main 3126.

Stndebaker Light 6 Touring *1235 Indianapolis We are making Indianapolis a Studebaker town. 315 N. Penn. Main 030 g

BUILDING MATERIALS Cement Blocks. Wall Plaster, Lath, Cement, Sewer Pipe, Lime, Partition Tile, Exterior Stucco. Licensed Manufacturers of Gran-A-Tex Magnesite Exterior Stucco. A year-round building material, beautiful permanent, fireproof, weatherproof. This material is now being applied on many residences in our city and can be applied successfully during all tbe winter mouths in safety. It is not mixed with water, but magnesium chloride, which v. *ll not freeze. Consult our Stucco Department for detailed information. Indianapolis Mortar & Fuel Cos. 407 ODD FELLOW BUILDING Phones—MA In 3030; Auto, LI ncoln 7581.

OGLE COAL CO. PRODUCERS OF 25,000 TONS PER DAY / EXCLUSIVE SELLING AGENTS FOR VANDAL2A COAL CO. MONON COAL CO. VIGO MINING CO. BY PRODUCTS poc*ho:has CO. Also selling agent for other large producers of high-grade Indiana and Eastern Coals.

350*354 East Washington street

Uncle Sam’s Health Food. •* f\ Relieves constipation . ...1/C Santa Clara Prunes. OQ Medium size; 2 pounds... LPvk. ** Werk’s Tag Soap. rye* 4 bars UOQ. Red Kidney Beans. ■% *r\ Pound : IUC

A Victrola FROM The Circle Shop MEANS Satisfaction FROM START TO FINISH Circle Talking Machine Shop 35 The Circle

LUMBER -M3LLWORK ONE BOARD OR ONE MILLION FEET. QUALITY SERVICE O. D. HASKET LUMBER CO. Phones—WE bster 0114, Auto. BR cokside 1415.

Sales Photography. W. FRANK JONES Commercial Photographer. ‘•MY CAMERA IS YOUR SALESMAN." 103 05 WULSIN BLDG. MAIN 5255.

Roy A. Pearson] HIGH GRADE HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID AND FIMSHKI) COM PLKT K ♦ KotinishiiiK a >iecialty .Main C 716 605 Peoples Bank hie!?. Band. 7252

Indianapolis is a Great City For her continued growth and prosperity she must have a good transit system. She can only have this by a thoughtful, sympathetic support of s he only company prepared to give suiili service. 9 Indianapolis ’Street Railway Cp.

F. E. Gates Marble & Tile Cos. Manufacturers and Erectors Twenty-First and Admns. Webster 4330.

Phone MAin 1015 ALL OUR CABS Are METER EQUIPPED YOU PAY ONLY FOR THE DISTANCE YOU RIDE. Yellow Cab Cos.

Lima Beans. i ■* No. 2 cans --IUC Matches. s<* Large Boxes, op 6 for ZOC Barnard's Cumberland.. op Sorghum. No. 5 pail... JDC New England Mince Meat-i rj. . Carton i.£72C Troy Milk. 3 tall cans, j* So; small size DC

Kretch Bros. Plumbing and Heating Specialists Prompt Attention Given to Repair Work 636 VIRGINIA AVE. DR exel 1224 4116 BYRAM AVE. Res. WAshington 3867

W. W. WISE Aii Kinds of Brick Work 206 Irvdiana Trust Building. Circle 4164.

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