Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 279, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1922 — Page 9

APRIL 3,1922.

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 7lkz£ct, Parlor* 1143 Union lit. FLAiNNEK & BUCHANAN _ 320 North Illinois 8t Funeral director* to the people of Indlan- _ a polls alnce 1337. Phones—Main 0341*2442. LI 284 L lvdianapolis crematory George Grinsteiner F 'neral Director. 522 E. Market. Old phor.e Main 0808. LI 72C1. W. T. Blasengym 1525 Shelby eL Drexel 2670. Stewart 1114. 1702 N. Illlnola Randolph 6870, J. C. WILSON 1220 Prospect. BT. 1671. Drexel 0222. KDW. L. HOLMAN 2512 Central Ave. Randolph 5903. chas. a. hockensmitr 724 N. Illinois. Main 1156. LI 1153. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 N. Illlnola WM. E. KRIEGER. Main 1154. Rea phone, Ben Davl* 232-1. GADD—BERT S. GADD. 1130 Froapect at. Phonee: Drexei 0422. BT. 2278. IKNDERT AKERS—HISEY A TITUS. 051 MNorth Del. LI 8584. Main 3520. W H. D. TUTEWILER. i 924 N. Meridian, Main 0218. FEENEY A FEENEY. DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES. BRISTOW, MRS. BELLE—Widow of Joseph Bristow, passed away at the home of her son. Dr. J. Albert Bristow. 351 E. Thirtieth st. Funeral service Tuesday. 3 p. m.. at the residence, 351 £1 Thirtieth Bt. Burial Crown Hill. SANDERSON, MRS. ETHEL E.—Died Saturday p. m-, April 1. aged 48 years. Funeral services at the home of her niece, Mrs, Inez Coapstick. 1271 W. Thirtieth et., Tuesday, April 4, at 2:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial will be at Crown Hii! cemetery. LOST AND FOUND. FOUND—Somebody's good natured pet; wonderful Shepherd dog; brown ail over, even to hla eyes Can get him by calling at 5012 E. Washington. LOST—Wrist watch, on Park ave., between Nineteenth and Twentieth, or on Nineteenth to College ave. Reward. Randolph 1761, LOST—Money and Identification card. In jt>ill fold, at flower show or on Illinois car or Twenty-Third st. Call Randolph 8 447. Reward. LOST—Pants off of Ore truck on South street or Fletcher ave. Reward. Stewart 2332 or Lincoln 1172. LOST—Purse. Friday evening, transferring from College to W. Washington car. Reward. Belmont 1228. LOST —Key to safety deposit bo*, belongs to Fidelity Trust. No. 954. Webster 9328 Reward. ISCOTTIBH RITE ring, lady's small dlaCall Webster 1859. Reward. BdsT—Black and white Spaniel. Cal! Sketch ett Barber my flHHßher? B^~, aa.- SU -N. 4 ~';_ e n t UknHk>'. b. a---'. ■.- . -a* ■ r he 'siTliiy' 7 i fml F'-ur’.h "■ r When ig hSFc6ffr r--vAJTvI ci-'.;:.;;:: ::.tasg fyyWlQl W St. c.i'.r for vapor si! and r.awsfit N. li’lnoir *u. apt. *. HwffrnrTT nae - Clrca II9C _ ~ mnBES&L MILT WASHING tOgoggScENTS A POUND washed and ironed MSnjEj ready to use. washed and dried. Minimum Charge. Eeonomy Service. laundry MA In 0774. Beautify Your Home” ' °t'y first-class work. and Decorating kil'aT \yT kind tfCnMal power. Houses a specialty, given v3ILTS ELECTRIC. MAIN 3-13?,. x peri e need vault, s! r. k or tO?* [ %A?Cl*lLy leant g ; sew rs r- p*-nd o n a Truck cerv! _t*. <ali Circle WEISS. 6>6 N. Caldwell. ' T4C fixtures. complete. J^o. fm. ’ipp.ies at retail. We save gr. work and in-aerial guurmates .ret. 4cl A: aB Circle 7033. CLAIBORNE tA.vr.4AN. r-g e* :r.d pi; •••i s made. 416 Mass Main 11N. _ >L|i br'.ck p.ir h-s. sups, walks Best of work Prices FOULK. ... > a t h : r..om < ■ tug-, com°:'S Circle 3171. v NX ' N- r. pair H* es furnished. Cali l'.anJf9kV . '. :p E. M - :0 E- Michigan.

BUSIN ESS SER VIC E3. HOUSE wiring, electrical work; all kinds. Reasonable. W. F. OWEN. Randolph 0264. CARPENTER; repair work of all kinds; new and old garages a specialty. Lrexel 4477. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGE, 20t Indiana are. Let Me Do Your Work typing longhand, etc. Anything. Circle 7556, ROOFING; best quality and service; tin work of all kinds. Phone, Main 8C72. CARPENTER work of all kinds; also cement work wanted. Drexel 5875. DETECTIVES. Quigley-Hyland Agency, Inc. Suite 404 National City Bank building. Phone Main 2905. Local office International Secret Service Assn. Seventy office* In America and foreign countries. MALE HELP—WANTED. WANTED—A gentleman with $250 capital for money-making enterprise. One who 1* willing to travel. Apply MANIPTATOR. 359 W. Washington. Circle 2229. CARPENTERS at corner Troy and Carson ave. Call 3002 Carson. PAPER HANGER at once. 952 8. East at, Drexel 0293. INSTRUCTIONS. PRIVATE LESSON 9. AU system* of shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, etc. Special rates. JACKSON BUSINESS COLLEGE. 167 X. ILLINOIS. CIRCLE 1214, PIANO —SAXOPHONE In 20 lessons, the Christensen way. Beginners and advanced. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL 106 Pembroke Arcade. Clr. 3034. MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER'S COLLEGE. 309 E. Washington at., Indianapolis, Ind. Clrole 0757. FEMALE HEL p —WANTED. GIRLS over 13 year* of age to learn telephone operating. IND. BELL TELEPHONE CO. Room 322, corner New York and Meridian. LADIES with sales experience start business of your own. Two dollars capital. Apply TERREE A CO. 541 Blake st. ASSISTANT masseur. Apply 118 W. St. Clair. Circle 6819. SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE. LAUNDRY to bring home; single men and women's clothes to be mended. Lincoln 4093, OLD people or Invalids cared for at nurses' modern home. Lincoln 1482. CURTAINS to launder; 10 years' experience. Work guaranteed. Webster 8419. LACE CURTAINS to launder; flrst-ciass work. 1129 Dawson st. Drexel 8309. GENERAL nursing; will go out or take care cases at home. Lincoln 3432. ALL KINDS of sewing. Call Webster 4162. CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. Drexel 0895. WILL do general nursing. Lincoln 8432. HOUSES—TO LET. Single House, East Good five-room house at 326 X. Euclid st. Has electric lights, g as and city water, $25 month. Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market. 715 North Elder ave., 6 room* $16.00 950 Bell street. 5 rooms 16.00 21 South Summit. 4 rooms 15.00 Storeroom at Oil College 15.00 Garage 511 North Healing. 24x48.. 30.00 MARION’ COUNTY STATE BANK 1972 Ralston. 5 rooms 315.08 Farmers Trust Cos. FOUR-ROOM furnished apartment near Fountain Equare, S6O per month. H. G. Monen, 1011 Lemcke Bldg. ENGLISH ave., 1116-1314; three-room houses*, g as, SIO.OO. FLATS, APARTMENTS—TO LET. FOR COLORED 21st Street and Highland Place New apartment building, ready for occupancy April Ist. Two rooms, dreasing closet, bath, in-a-door bed and gaa range. Apartments renting for $27.50, $26.50 ar.d $25.00. STATE SAYINGS AND TRUST CO. Main 4618. i ' TRANSFER AND STORAGE. ESTABLISHED 1895. Otto J. Suesz Packing, Hauling, Storage Overland Ilaulim; Main 2353-3628 Night. Webster 0899 PA RTI/JWFIBEPHOOF STORAGE CO Private locked rooms and open epace. 25c per month and up. Local and overland transfer. We call and give you exact prices on any kind of work without any obligations 419-23 EL Market street. | Main 2750. LI. 3680, Shank Superior Sei rice BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE. TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING. 227 N. New Jersey t. Main 2028. _ 14 1128. DAVIS A NORRIS, new storage houee. We store household goods or anything. Storage, packing shipping or transfer. Circle 8872. Night. Belmont 1038. Office 82? W. Maryland. LIGHT transferring with half-ton truck. DREXEL 6684. TRANSFERRING of all kind*. Call Drexel UNION STATION BAGGAGE TRANSFER MAIN 7119. ' ROOMS—TO LET. NEW JERYEY, 725 N.; two front rooms | ;’or light housekeeping; modern. Circle 4283. FRONT room neatly furnished; modern; private home north. Central car line. Randolph 8283. 5 RG~>YS, third floor 440 H West Washington street; 825; private. Randolph 8751. PARK 1927; large furnished room and ki cuenette; modern. RAndolph 7099, PROSPECT, 2846; modem front room for one or two people. Drexel 1498. ONE or ;wo nicely furnished housekeeping room*; garage. Drexel 4689. WILL share modern apt.; home privileges Lincoln 3432. ' SIX-ROOM DOUBLE Excellent location north. Circle 2667. TTgHT-HOUSEKEEPING ROQMB. TWO rooms, neatly furnished for light housekeeping Use of laundry; modern. 60S E. Twelfth. Circle 0783. DORMAN. 414; furnished room and kltchentte; strictly modern. Webster MILEY ave.. 125; large ground floor room. private entrance. Belmont 1839. MODERN rooms for light housekeeping and sleeping. Main 7508. BOARD AND ROOMS —TO t.ET, ' MODERN room with board; gentlemen; Illinois car. Harrison 1329. 127 Weet Twenty-First street. COZY room; home privileges. Including piano and kitchen. Call evenings Web. 1388. ~~~BUSTnESS PLACES—TO LET. 4.000 SQUARE FEET. Suitable for storage or light manufacturing; one year lease. MR. WEESNER. Renta! department. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. 453 LIMESTONE st.; strictly modern bungalow; $3,600; S9OO cash; $29 per month. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO Main 0107. FOUR rooms; electric lights, well, cistern, paved street. Very smal.l down payment J. A. LYXCIH. 303 Baldwin Bldg I Circle 1422. EQUITY of $2,000 In a $C,350 north side corner lot to exchange on a home east or south. Address A No. 19 22, Times. NORTH SIDE modern six-room houee; tone year cld at sacrifice; from owner! ashington 3839.

REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. MODERN, east; living room, musio room. dining room, bedroom, hall, bath and kitchen. All hardwood polished floors except kitchen, 2 bedrooms up, brick and cement front porch, rear porch; Royal Auto heater, built-in bookcase, built-in buffet, new furnaco, basement complete with laundry room; linoleum, blinds, draperies; all go with property; 60-foot Improved street, garage. Price $5,500. Also one of nicest 6-room modern doubles east with 8-ear garage, $3,000 can buy. C. J. QBBURN, Drexel 0184. S3OO-00 Cash Four-room cottage on Iloyt ave.; gaa, electric lights, water In yard. In excellent condition. Realty Finance Cos. Lln. 4405. Evenings, RAn. 094 3. ONLY' ONE LEFT EAST SIDE HOME ON PAYMENTS 1925 N. Rural st., 4 rooms; pantry, gas. electric lights, city water; paved street; In good condition; price $2,260; terms. $250 cash, balance monthly. Take Brookside car to Rural st. HENRY & ROBINS, REALTORS. Main 5538. Rea, Wash. 0848. 153 E. Market Double, East Five rooms a side; electric lights, city water, gaa; alao ciatern and slrk In kitchen. For quick sale $3,500; sso< cash, balance easy terms. Hurry up uh thin won't last long at this price, Mr Mclnteer. I. N. Richie & Son. 710 Bankers Trust. Main 0520. N. grayest! ' North of Michigan; 6-room thoroughly modern home; hardtvood floors downstairs; built-in features In kitchen; 3 bedrooms and bath upstairs; two-roorn basement. This home is really a bargain and con be sold on terms. Mr. Cunningham. JAMES E. BERRY. Drexel 1150, MAln 5147. Ravenswood Buugalo . Having 5 rooms, electrlo lights, driven well, screened porch across entire front; located at the hlgheot point in Havenswood on a lot 100x150. Plenty of trees. Furnished. Price $3,000. Meredith & Johnson, Main 2393 Webster 7483 A IT oou P! e of good buys in j(I T[ II ln Brtghtwood; one a5Vlil r~ l] . room house, semi-modern with 2 lota; $8,000; SBOO Cash, $27 per month. The other a sixroom semi-modern house; $3,600; S4OO cash, $32 per month. For further particulars call GEO. A. LUCAS. Circle 6600. Evenings Belmont 4926. BUNGALOW, north! Five rooms, long living room, bath room, large front and rear porcb, garage, three i lots. This Ideal home Is located on 61st i t. and Cooper ave.. near Stop 5. Lafayj stte traction line. Terms $360 down, balance monthly. Reliable Realty Cos. Main 0186. Evenings. Drexel 1492. Double, N. of Creek Ruckle st., near Thirtieth. Fine netv double, six rooms and sun parlor to side; has every appointment of the present-day double. Priced very reasonable. Mr. Cunningham. JAMES E. BERRY. DRexel 1150, MAln 6147. RUCKLE ST.. NEAR SOTH *St" New six rooms a side modern double hardwood floors throughout, fireplace, full basement with complete laundry; 2-car ga--5 rage. This beautiful double Is a bargain i for someone; only requires $2,500 cash. Call Mr. Cunningham. JAMES E. BERRY. Main 5147. Drexel 1150. TUXEDO et.. 900 block north; excellent ' five-room strictly modern, nearly new | two-story home; hardwood floors down, full basement; garage; paved street; large closets; deep lot; terms; a real bargain. Air. Finch, with JAMES E. BERRY. MAln 5147. Evening*. Circle 6865. Dandy Six-Room Double ! Very good location southeast. seml- ! modern. Will consider terms. Mr. Anj derson. I. N. Richie & Son. ; 710-12 Bankers Trust Bldg. Main 0520.

A TT A couple of splendid N. ([ T] A || Meridian Investment propVill || erties south of creek. Those interested in u proposition that will double itself In the xext five yoars, call on GEO. A. LUCAS. 726 K. of P. bldg. HOLY CROSS. Five-room a side double, on Parkview ave.. one side now vacant; might be bought on reaaonable terras by responsible parties. JAM BIS L. DLKRY. Main .YtT or Drexel 1180* Capitcl Avenue Home PA YMENTS. 8 rooms, modern, with garage renting for $lO per month. Will *ell for $1,500 coh, balance sr>o per month. Marion County State Bank CHUR H.MA.V A 8 E.. close l" It- -pec'. *!. good i -room homo; has gas. water, electric. lights, oath and toilet; also garage; bargain. $1,260 cash. balance terms. JAMES E. BERRY. Main 5147 or Drexel 1150. BUNGALOW, NORTH New mode n bungalow on Broadway. Lot 46x1 to. Can be bought for $6,000. Only SI,OOO oa>h needed. MARION COUNTY STATE BANK CENTRA?, AVI-:7 AM) 25TH PTU northeast earner; fine 7-room modern home; has steam heat, hardwood floors down, 4 bedrooms up; can be bought on terms and bargain price JAMES E. BERRY. Main 5147 or Drexel 1150. sf"*} n One or two properties lofl tt A. || cated weet: modern, on II ll* exceptionally good terms. GEO. A LUCAS. 72* K. of P bldg. Circle 6600. Evenings, Belmont 4962. ~EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOME~ Close ln. Conveniently arranged so home or rooming house. MARGARET BERRY > Maln 5147. ' 0 AH Northeast M H /~A\ II Eight-rooin Bt-mi-modern home with garage; $4,000; excellent terms. GEO. A. LUCAS. Circle 6600. Evrnlr.gH Belmont 4962. 530 Arbor Ave. Seven rooms, well, cistern, sink, sower, garage. Price $2,800. Terms. Call Mr. Trueblood. RELIABLE REALTY CO. M. 0186. Evenings. Irvington 4218. CENTRAL AVE. AND 25TH ST., northeast corner; fine 7-room modern home; has steam heat, hardwood floors down, 4 bedrooms up; can he bought on terms and bargain price. JAMES K. BERRY. Main 5147 or Drexel 1150. A IT block North LUierty ([ tt /\ || st.; 8-room house, seml\l II II , modern. Rents SSO per w-t* month. Price $3,500. Get busy. GEO. A. LUCAS. 726 K. of P. bldg. Circle 6600. CHURCHMAN AVE.. close to Prospect st.; good 6-room home; has gas. water, electric lights, bath and toilet; also garage; bargain. $1,250 cash, balance terms. JAMES E. BERRY. Main 6147 or Drexel 1150. 1903 CHARLES st., 4-room cottage, electric lights; $l5O cash, balance sl6 per month. Russe 11. Hartman, 224 N. Delaware. hoiTy” CROSS. Five-room a side double, on Parkview ave., one side now vacant; might be bought on reasonable terms by responsible parties. JAMES E. BERRY. Main 5147 or Drexel 1160, Indianapolis Avenue Five-room modern bungalow. Terms. Margaret Berry SO2 Public Savings Bldg. Main 5147. Indianapolis Avenufe Five-room modern bungalow. Terms. Margaret Barry Pvbllo Savings Main 6147. Double Five rooms to a side; modern; north; $65 per month. Only $5 000; $1,500 cosh. WRIGHT. Irvington 0292. BETWWEN Madison ave. and Meridian st. 5-room bungalow and garage; lot 80x200. Price $2,750; s2sfl rash; balance monthly. ELMORE BROTHERS REALTY CO. Phone. Circle 7962. SEMI-MODERN three-room double with three-room single ln rear; located soutnwrst a good home and Investment; price 72,100; $209 cash. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. Main 0142. SHRIVER avenue, 2702; vacant; fine 8room modern, 4 bedrooms, sleeping porch, double gar.-ge; $1,5 >0 cash; balance terms. OWNER. Phone Kenwood 7455. FOUR-ROOM modern east; paved street; good neighborhood, $4,300. Half cash. J. A. LYNCH. 303 Baldwin Bldg. Circle 1422. 1638 GEMMER st.; five-room bungalow; modern except furnace; a bargain at 33.000. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. Main 0107. k SIX-ROOM strictly modern; almost n*w. Main 0107. ,

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real estate—suburban, SUBURBAN TRACT One acre and 6-room house In good condition. close to car stop. Price $3,150; terms. JENNINGS BROS. 23 South Illinois street. OT S—F O R SA LE. Real Bargain Ten good lots near colored park on Columbia avenue near 27th. Will sell one or all at $350 cash; SSO down. $l. r 0 per week. See Mr. Mclnteer for particulars wl.h I. N. Richie & Son. 710-12 Banker* Tw • Bide. Main 0520. Choice Lot 40x175, two squares southeast of Fairground. Price only $525, sl9 catfh, $1 60 weekly. Main 1403. DESIRABLE building lots east. Pnrtlcu- J lars. J. A. LYNCH. 303 Baldwin Bldg Circle 1422. . REAL ESTATE-SALE, OR TRADE. WE have a number of country homos to trade for city property. Fowler & Eaton, sol city Trust. ; Main 6971. TWO double* renting for SBS to trade for modern residence south of Fall Creek. Main 1232. REAL ESTATE—WANTED. i Have Buyers actually waiting for modem or eemi-modern doubles ln any desirable location. We mean business. What have you? Call 51 r. Halls. J. G. McCullough 106 N. Delaware. Main 1710. Property Owners Attention’. We have cash buyers waiting for a right triced piece of property ln all parts of j the city. Sec ilr. O'Mara with Howard C. Venn, 103 E. Market. Main 1115. i W< ULD like to locate a modern or semi- ; modern eaet Have to move. Address A No. 1834, Times. | FARMS—FOP. SALE. LANDOLOUY. FREE, HpEC.aL NUMBER ; Just out. containing many facts of clover land ln Marinette County. Wisconsin. { If for a home or an Investment you are ] thinking of buying good farm lands, j where farmers grow rich, send at once for , this special number of LANDOLOGY. It j Is free on request. Address SKIDMORE- [ RIEHLE LAND CO.. 113 HkldmoreRlehle Bldg., Marinette, Wls. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. • 1 Nationally known corporation ! offers you an opportunity to go into business for yourself. Liberal profits, permanent connection, exclusive territory. District managerships open to those who can produce. Give full particulars first letter. Address A No. 1891, Times. BAKERY, north side; excellent location; thoroughly equipped; established six j years. Circle 2667. DELI CAT ESSE N; “nifty llttli pi ace; busy location; great opportunity. Circle 2667. ] AUTO accessories downtown; wonderful j opportunity; Circle 2667. GROCERY; high-class place; choice rest- | dence section north. Circle 2667. GROCERY; dandy little place; fresh stock. I $1,100; will Invoice. Circle 2667. CONFECTIONERY; one of - very best locations In city. Circle 2667. DAIRY LUNCH and soft drink parlor; flue opportunity. Circle 2667. GARAGE; north side; steam heat and storage 69 cars. Circle 2667. GARAG’ and repair shop; north side; price, SBSO. Circle 2667. TAILOR shop; one of very best locations. Downtown. Circle 2667. RESTAURANT FOR SALE? FINE LOCASTOCK of fixtures of small grocery cheap. 2433 Mass. ave. p °, L !!- T _ F ?y.’. piGEONS ’ ETPHOMES wanted for healthy homeless dogs. INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY. City dog pound. 924 E. N. Y, Main 0872. SEVERAL Rhode Island Red cockerels and several pul'eta. Draxal 0432. *

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AUTOMOBILES—FOR SALE. DODGE BROTHERS motor cars; a good Hunortment at all time* C.H.WALLeRICH COMPANf Doom Bmumsm Motob VWttcuw^ (46 North Meridian FORD. 1920 touring, A-l mechanical condition; starter and good tires; S9O down, balance one year. WIPES & MILLER. 644 E. Washington. Main 2498. FORD early 1920 touring; A-l mechanical condition, $75 down, balance ono year. WIPES & MILLER. 644 E. Washington. Main 3493. ____ ALL kind* of cars. SSO $76. sToo’ down. balance small weekly payment*. INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. sis it. Capitol. FORD touring 1920 model, starter and demountable*, sale or trade. 725 Virginia avenue. FORD delivery with closed panel body. Oakland 6. touring. 1919 mudel. 725 Virginia avenue. USED cars; always a bargain on band ln light cars. Main 6735. .^_ U .TP- REPAIRS. AND SUPPLIES. COLVIN BATTERY COMPANY. 121 East Maryland. Circle 1870. Repairs, rebuild. All makes. Complete NEW BATTERY on erohang, basis. 611 types. $14.50; 613, $16.50; 127 types. $22.50. By uelnj, none but matured platen. Port Orford cedar Separator* and Oak Ccsen. V>v guarantee our make of battery TWO YEAR3. We Invite you to call and sen your next battery made. Battery fitted to any car FREE. FORD BOD!ES~ Autowa Araea and Ford Body Dish Swlsshelm & Parker BRING your battery trouble# to un. We are experts ln this work and our prloee are right. 6 volt reoharge 50o; rebuild complete $6.00; 12 volt recharge 750; rebuild complete SIO.OO. SOUTH SIDE BATTERY SHOP. AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 884 North IlllDola. S & S Auto Laundry T1R8.3, all sixes. $4 and up. Rebuilt casings with NEW TREADS. We also repair or retread your tires. ANDERSON 7 EAM VULVANIZER CO., 611 North ltol. 3d floor. JO USED tires, all six's. $2 each. ROGERS. 8115 W. Washlngon. Belmont 4300. AUTOMOBILES—WANTED. A^/VVWVVSA>WVWVVWVyVV^VV/VVVV6 50 Automobiles Wanted Can Use Packards, Caddilacs, Mannons, Pierce Arrows. Stutzs, Buicks, Oldsmobiles, Mercers, Paiges. Will Pay High Price. What Have You for Sales Pioneer Motor Sales Cos. AUTOS WANTED I. Wolf Auto Cos. 619 N. Illinois st. Main 1679. PRIVATE party wants to buy t> or 1paiHsenfer touring car. Will pay $1,200 for good car. Address A No. 1920, Times. AUTOS wanted. WEISSMAN’S, 212-14 EL New York iitreet. Main 4448. MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES. I^^VSAAAWWWVWSyvW^WWWVW>, TWO GOOD BARGAINS Here's your chance to get a bicycle cheap. One bicycle has a coaster brake, mudguards, good spring seat and in good condition. The other bicycle is a racer's model. Has racing handle bars, racing seat, mudguards, straight rear hub and Is in fine running order. It will be worth your time to call Irvington 2332 Now Is rhs time to hav# youi motorcycle overhauled and re-enameled. ERNEST HUGHES CO. 634-86 Maes Ave. Main 6404. CASH paid for all kinds of motorcycle*. FLOYD PETERMAN. 509 Mass. ave. Main 7029. i DID YOU SELL ITT It not, try the automobile columns o t the Timas Want Ada.

MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. Now at 22 S. Pennsylvania St. $2 DOWN Brings You a Brand New OROIIA The Person*! Writing AfacZuoa BABY PAYMENTS THEREAFTER Judd Typewriter Exchange v 22 S. Pennsylvania St. t MAln 2890. TROUSERS rf\ New Spring Patterns f and Shades Arriving. 1 I Match YCur Coat and VI The Pants Store li 2 Stores Full of Pants ■ 48 Weet Ohio St. 114 East Ohio St. Typewriter Bargains LARGE AND SMALL TYPEWRITERS AT LOW PRICES. IN FINE CONDITION AND GUARANTEED. CASH OR PAYMENTS. Clark Typewriter Shop 18 VV. MARKET ST.. SECOND FLOOR. PHONE MAIN 2666. BIRDSEYE maple bedroom set with brass bed; good condition; reasonable. Owner leaving city. Address A No. 1923, Times INVALID CHAIRS—Good, strong rubbertired chairs for rent, $3.59 per month. Crutohea. 25c. Delivery free. BAKER BROS. MAKE your old coat look like new suit by matching a pair trousers with the CORRECT PANTS MAKERS CO. TREES and shrubbery: home-grown landscape service; planting free. HACKETT. Drexol 0179. FOR Reference Bible; good as new. Will sacrifice. Call Web. 6894. TERMS given on new and used machines White Sewing Machine Cos. 312 Mass, ave. CHILD’S" BED FOR SALE. 2117 Orange, Drexel 6341. UNDERWOOD typewriter. No. 5 Elite; tine order, $55. Drexol 9547. RUBBER-TIRED phaeton, ln good condition. Irvington 0395 Ml SC E L LA N EO U S—TO L ET. CONCRETE MIXERS FOR RENT. Circle 6665. M lISCE:LLANEOUS—WAN7ED. GOOD, SOUND YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT THE STOCKYARDS BABY I arriage or btrollar regardloas of condition. Circle 7090. HO US EH OLD GO OPS—FOR SALE. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! GOOD CAST SIX-HOLE RANGE AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES VERY CHEAP. 22 4 South State St. DR exel 5314 GAS RANGE, $5; dining teble, $6; curtain stretchers, library table. 2141 Talbott. Randolph 5461. DROP-HEAD Singer sewing machine*, $lO, good condition. Circle 6580. COAL AND WOOD—FOR SALE. Kiiirliing With Kach Ton B"t Ind. or Linton No. 4 ciean fk $6.90 Beet Ind. mine run 6.00 Best 111 lump, large forked, clean 6.75 B■-t Illinois gg clear, forked. 650 B>et Brasil Mock, dean forked 7.25 High grade nut and slack 4.59 Delivered anywhere In the city. Drexel 3280. St. 2225. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Quality. Service and Correct %Velght. Slnci 1903. Ask your friend*. BUY your coal at best price*. Quality guaranteed Poca. Lump, forked, $7.59; W Va„ Lump, forked, $7.00; E. Ky. Lump, forked, $7.00; Hamilton Lump, forked. $6.00; Cass Egg, forked, $5.60. TOM PHROYER, 430 Indiana avo.. Circle 1435. Auto.. Lincoln 5443. LINTON N ■. 4. f-'rked $6.00 Pocahontas lump, forked 8.00 Pocahontas lump genuine red rsh.... 7.75 LI. 6237. MERIDIAN COAL CO. COAL L. H. BAIN COAL CO. _ M2 N Pine Main 2151. LEGAL NOTICE. Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, etc., required by the act of Congress of Aug. 24. 1912, of Indiana Dally Times, published dally, except Sunday, at Indianapolis. Indiana, for April 1, 1922, State of Indiana. County of Marlon, as: Before me, a notary public ln and for the State and county aforesaid, personally appeared Harold Hall, who, having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he Is the general manager of the Indiana Dally Times and that the following Is, to the tie ; ' >ia knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, management (and If a dally paper, the circulation), etc., of the aforesaid publication for the date shown ln the above caption, required by the act of Aug. 24. 1912, embodied In section 443, Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse of this form, to wit: 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, managing editor and business managers are: publisher, Indiana Daily Times Cos.. Inc., Indianapolis. Indiana; managL.g editor, H. C. Feightner, Indianapolis, Indlanr , general manager, Harold Hall, Indianapolis. Indiana. 2. That the owners are: Indiana Daily Times Cos., a corporation organized under the laws of Indiana. Stockholders holding 1 per cent or more of stock are VV. D. Boyce. Chicago, F'inols, as trustee for W. D. Boyce Cos. Stockholders holding 1 per cent or more of slock In the W. D. Boyce Cos. are W. D. Boyoe, Chicago, Illinois. 8. That the known bondholders, mortgagees and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: None, except a real estate mortgage given to Union Trust Cos.. Indianapolis, Ind., tru-itee, to secure , notes for balance purchase price of company's building, holders of which notes are unknown. 4. That the two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the owners, stockholders, and security holders, if any. contain not only the Hat of stockholders end security holders as they appear upon the books of the company, but also, ln ca ea where the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of (he company aa trustee or ln any other fiduciary relation, the name of the persons or corporation for whom such trustee Is acting, is given; also that the said two paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant's full knowledge end belief as to the circumstances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon the books of the oompany as trustees. hold stock and securities ln a capacity other than that of a bona fide owner; and this affiant has no reason to believe that any other person, association, or corporation has any Interest, direct or Indirect, ln the said stock, bonds or othsr securities than as so stated by him. 5. That the average number of copies of each Issue of this publication sold or distributed, through the malls or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the six months preceding the date shown above is 50,"53, HAROLD HALL, General Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this first day of April, 1922. VV. B. NICEWANGER. Notary Publlo. My commission expiree Jan. 29. 1934. LOANS On furniture, pianos, autos, live stock, farm implements and other collateral. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141V4 E- Washington St. Main 0585. Auto Lincoln 7186. FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. R. B WILSON 108 N. Delaware st. Main 1618. MONE Y to loan on second mortgages. LB. MILLER. 127 N. Delaware st. Main 37(1.

FjNANCIAL. YOU OaN BORROW MONEY SO CHEAP and on such easy terms of repayment from the Fidelity Loan Company, a licensed and bonded firm, for use in paying overdue bills or to buy the things you need for CASH at BARGAIN PRICES that every one should take advantage of our service. LOANS ON FURNITURE $20.00 to $300.00 at legal rates, on short notice and without publicity. We give you all the time you want to repay a loan and only charge for the actual time you have the money. Fair, Isn't it?. You Can Afford to Borrow On $ 40 pay $2 a month and interest On $ 60 pay |3a month and interest On SIOO pay $5 a month and interest PAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE THE COST IN YOUR BEHALF We are on the Job eight hours a day, and through personal contact and personal service, plus a deep personal Interest, we can serve you and your friends as you wish to be served. In these unusual times, business friendships, close relations, mutual understandings and co-operation are real assets to all of us. We are ready to go three-fourths of the way. Now it la up to you. FIDELITY LOAN CO. 106 E. Market St. Room 632 Lemcke Bldg. Main 1278. Lincoln 7782. Established 1894. FRANK K. SAWYER 52C-528 Meridian Life Bldg., 307 N. Pennsylvania St. HMTCiACE LMIS UtEALITV CaiDiMT[sM jS iraiiEro WB MAKE) first and second mortgages on Improved farms and Indianapolis real estate. AETNA MORTGAGE AND INVEST’T JO. 508 Fidelity Trust bldg. Sport Features in Brief DALLAS, Texas—Babe Rnth disappointed “alt of Dallas" when he got only a little single that knocked in two runs, stole second and died trying for third. The Yanks bear Dallas, Q to 3. NEW YORK—After making eleven world’s records in a visit of less than a wtek— here, the swimming team of the Illinois A. C. went homo to Chicago last night. Johnny Weismuller, the 17-yeiir-old star, made eight of the new world marks. NEW TORK—Jack Coffey, who has boen coaching the Fordham nine, left for b!s now lob as manager of the Hartford Eastern League ciub. NEW TORK—Close of the Intercollegiate Basket-Ball League's season found Princeton the ehnmplon.with I’onna Dartmouth. Cornell, Columbia and Yale following in the order named. Graves. Penn center, was the best scorer with 147 points. KANSAS ClTT—Kansas City Blues didn't last long and l ittsburgh Nationals won yesterday's cihlbtiuu ball contest, 5 to 4. LOS ANGELES—Tommy Milton won the championship sprint auto race Sunday. He took the second preliminary twenty-five mile sprint in 13 minutes 1.45) seconds and the final fifty-mile event in 2d minutes, an average of 110,2 miles an hour.

Independent Baseball The Bankers' and Insurance Baseball League, composed wholly of teams made up from among the employes of local financial and Inreirance houses, has a vacancy of one team In the league lineup. Any organization of the above description desiring to place a nine for the coming season may do so by calling upon A. E. Carr league president, at the offices of the American Central I,ife Insurance Company. Please communicate at once, if interested. The Indiana Travelers are in the field booking games with fast State clubs. Players with ability who wish to try out for the club are asked to report at Brookside diamond No. 1 Saturday, April 8, at 2:00 p. m. For games write Brookside Y’. M. C. A., care Dutch Wallsmlth. The Meldon Club defeated the Southern Club in a practice game Sunday afternoon. The hitting of the Meldou’s featured. TRADERS POTNT, Ind., April 3 Eighteen players reported Saturday afternoon on the local baseball grounds for the opening practice of the season. The squad was divided into two full teams and a nine-inning game was played, resulting ln an 8-to-8 victory for the regulars. Gaines are wanted with State teams. Address Manager Traders Point Maroons, 240 North Illinois street. Indianapolis, or call Webster 1353 at night. KOKOMO, Ind., March 3.—April 3. The Oimpic Athletic Clnb, a semi-pro bnneh. has organized n baseball team and would liko to book games with teams in and near Indianapolis, Address W. L. Martin, manager, 1411 Wabash avenue, Kokomo, Ind. H. A. C. Junior Paddlers Win KOKOMO. Ind., April 3. —Four Hoosier Athletic Club luniors, Willis, Baer. Royct and Hook took five firsts, four seconds, and three thirds out of seven events, and then won the relay and water basket-ball events from Kokomo Y~. M. C. A. swimmers here Saturday night, scoring 46 points to 21 in the meet. Willis starred with firsts ln the back stroke, 40-yard free style and 100-ynrd free syle. Baer won firsts In the 220yard free style and plunge and got a second ln the back stroke. Royce took second ln the 40 and 100-yard free style and third in the breast stroke while Hook got a second ln the 220-yard swim and third in the plunge and diving. Willis, coming from three yards behind, won the relay by a good margin lie also made the only baskets 1n the water basket-ball game, which the 11. A. C. won 4 to 1. State Swim Records Go LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 3.—Three records were broken In the State A. A. U. meet here Saturday afternoon. Itene Faure of Culver lowered his own mark ln the 220-yard breast stroke event. Tom Kaniplain, in winning tbe mile swim, broke the racord held by Thomas Young of Culver, who finished second, for both the half and full distance. Rene Fnure lowered his record of 3:17 :4 for the 220-breast stroke to 2:12.1. Tom Kamplain’s timo for the half-mile was 13:35:1. which is nearly three seconds faster than the former record set by Thomas Ydung of Culver. The time for the mile was 27:5:3. Groh Out for Week JACKSON, Miss., April 3.—lleinie Groh, star third baseman of the Giants, may be out of the game for a week, it was learned today when the world’s champions arrived here to play the Memphis Club the fifth and last game of their series. Groh had one of the fingers of his left hand badly split in the game at Memphis yesterday and was forced to retire. Too Much Business LONDON, April 3.—A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Melbourne says several of Australia’s best tennis players who were expected to compete in the Davis cup matches will be prevented from doing so. Business consideratioili. tha dispatch adds, makes the atteudairojof>eGrald L. Patterson Impossible, while JMO. ‘Anderson Is not certain as to Ather ha will be able to play.

Spoms YANKS PICKED FIRST IN RACE (Continued from Page 8.) Browns to show with the Cleveland Indians crowding them all the way The Y'ankees are made an even-money proposition, and we see no good reason for denying this choice. The champions will play the first five or six weeks of the campaign minus Ruth and Meusel, and, iu all probability, will not- get away running. Yet, with their wealth of pitching and a sound infield defense, it is difficult to conceive of them being more than a few games off the pace when their two siege guns are returned to good standing. From that point, the Y'anks should go on to win rather comfortably, although the Senators, a much improved ball dub, and the Browns, with a wealth of hitting, figure to hang around like the shadow of the landlord. The rather obscure position selected for the Cleveland Indians may give rise to mild surprise, but we cannot figure them otherwise. Speaker traded away no slight percentage of the team's Impressive punch in sending Smith and Burn# to Boston, and it might be well to remember that it was hitting alone that kept the Indians in the chase last year. At that time the Cleveland pitching was notoriously bad, with the exception of '.nose performances turned ln by Coveleskie and possibly Sothern. There is no reason to suspect that it will be Improved now, for the staff remains essentially the same. In addition, the ball dub lifts grown old on Speaker’s hands. TSe Washington Senators are favored for second place because the addition of Roger Pecklnpaugh has given them one of the best infields in the league, and for the further fact that Walter Johnson 6eems to be set for a big season. The Browns have a fine offensive ball club, but the defense does not stand up as it should. It is weak at second base, where no ball club should be weak, and aside from Shocker's activities, the pitching is not likely to be consistent. Third plane should be its final resting place. Topping the second division we have the Detroit Tigers, with more or less uncertain pitching and a kid shortstop. If either or both come through, the Tigers are likely to step right over someone's head info the first division, for they remain as one of the slugging teams of baseball and they do not lack for speed. The Red Sox are given preference over the Chicago White Sox largely on the score of hitting. Yet the Boston team is singularly devoid of the promise of pitching and the team Is so slow that It will have to drive out many base hits to win ball games. The White Sox are coming fast, and should Faber and Kerr have good seasons, they might top the rival Sox at the end. Kerr is still a holdout, however, and for that reason it Is difficult to dope the White Sox situation at present. The Athletics seem destined for another sojourn below. Mack ruined what little infield defense he had by trading Joe Dugan, and made matters worse by get;lng nothing in return save a slugging outfielder.

Indianapolis Winners in A. B. C. Meet at Toledo

The list of Indianapolis money getters in the A. B. C meet just closed aui the positions in which they finished are as follows: FIVE-MAN. (42) daman's Dairy Lunch, 1.826, 545; (Bs' Hoosier Coffee, 2,772, S3O; (192) Central Alley Five, 2,714, S2O; (194) Marrott Shoe Shop, 2,712, S2O; (200) Atlas t eal, 2,709, #2(5; (2ul> Deschler s Monogram, 2,709, #26. TWO MAN. (63) L. Coble-L. Wiseman, 1,210, $30.50; (S3) A. ftabe-F. Hackerd, (119) s3l; (113) E. Bowers-11. Harrigau, 1,187, $25; (144) W. Wheeler-A. Pollard, 1,177, $23; (104) L. Ostheimer-F. McAllen, 1,173, $22; (174) 11. Steffen-W. daman, 1,170, $22; (214) B. Bruder-E. Uofstadier, 1,163: S2O: t 220) J. McCullough J. Pritchett, 1,102, S2O; (229) .7. Speckect-B. Johnson, 1,161, S2O: (240) E. Meyer-C. Cray. 1.155, sl9; (205 jP. Kramer-G. Goodwin, 1,106, sl9; (278) J. Colvin-W. Kirkoff, 1,153, sl9; (279) F. Boueher-IL Delenger, 1,103, sl9; (307) YL l'earson-C. Sturm, 1,149; $18; (37-4) J. Faruau-D. Abbott, 1,141. Sl7; (392) F. Boodeu E. Magel. 1,136, sio; (404) F. Faust-H. Strabbler, 1.134, $10; (407) F. Caret-A. Tucker, 1.7|4, $10; (413) J. 1 ulton-D. Narholt, 1,133, sl6; (417) C. Murphy-J. Naughton, 1,133, sl6; (425) M. Welis-M. Tompkins. 1,132, sl6; (427) C. I,eibtag-F. Fox, 1,126, sl6. SINGLES. (132) W. Mayer, 688, $18.33; (143) A. Berberiek, C 27, sl7: (152) F. Mounts, 620, Sin; (busi F. Sourbier, 019, sls; (239) J. Weiser, 016, sl4; (260) W. Bendenger, 615, sl4; (2So) ,T. McCullough, 013, sl4; (281) C. Itassmussen, 013, sl4; (282) W. KirkIn C, 013, sl4; (327) C. Liebtag, 010, Sl3; ATT) J. Pritchett, 609, sl3; (397) F. Farrum, 604, sl2; (414) W. Beachamp, OQ2| sl2 (434) W. Knlpple, 601, $11: (435)^l Salton, >k)l, $ll; (4361 B. Henleln, $11; <409. L. Cobler, 599, $11; p.-ars sll : <' Kemper,s9jißNß •7 i J. lii ic. .-.Pi, $10; (020) S. FaV'lji V.l, s:>: 1 > W Marlin, 590, $9: Randal!. 559, $9; (y 2) F. sv; ,77,8) W. Piel, 584, $8; (759) ;.\i S-; im'i7> F. Sohleiiner, 563. F. Broucher,' 582, $7; (936) SO. ALL-EVENTS. (40) J. Pritchett, I.S3L sl6l (72) &. Meyer, 1.505, $7. i

First Ten Leaders in V National Bowling Meetl I IT V L-MAN’—FI RST TEN. 1 Pins. Awardl Lincoln Life. Ft. Wayne 2,90S sl,ool West Side, Watertown 2,957 9771 St. Francis, St. Paul ...2,942 93(1 Paragon Refiners, Toledo ....2,935 8o(a Koors, 29, Dayton 2,916 770] Charles Weber, Chicago 2,909 69(1 S. S. Malleable*, Milwaukee ..2,994 57* Mlneralites. Chicago 2.994 STm Hamilton Reds. Chicago 2.902 4fl Arcades No. 1, Cleveland 2,902 41l FIRST TEX IN DOUBLES. 1 C. Splnella-B. Splnella, N. Y. .1,336 ssoo* I. Eberhardf-W. C’fin, D. M’nsl,B2l 489 I. l’llcher-K. Spellman, Tu15a..1.307 400 C. Degan-F. Degen, Buffalo ..1,297 425 W. Barker-J. Tish, Erie ....1,285 395 H. Lange-F. Schletzke, Madlsnl.276 365 G. Riddell-L. Lueeke, New Y k 1,272 335 F. Weirer-H. Schmidt. Newarkl,2B7 305 R. Ochs-F. Spreitzer, Jotlet ..1,259 275 M. Maloff-E. Spachm’m. G. 8ay1,258 245 FIRST TEN IN SINGLES. W. Ltindgren, Chicago 729 S3OO J. Sublowskv, Chicago 691 290 A. Lea, Chicago 690 280 W. Minch, Rochester 689 270 W. Grauss. Rochester 6SB 200 8. Trnoa, Chicago 682 250 W. Norton, Albany 679 240 E. Martens, Chicago 682 230 E. Ln Plante, Milwaukee .... 677 220 T. Drohlshagen, Detroit 676 210 FIRST TEN ALL-EVENTS.“ R. Rpinella. New York 1.999 $l3O IT. Stewart, Cincinnati 1.962 125 IT. Lange. Madison 3,934 120 W. Driver. Louisville 1,934 120 IT. Schmidt, Louisville 1.930 110 E Ln Plante, Milwaukee 1.898 105 IT. Spellman. Tulsa 1.889 98 W. Coffin. Des. Moines 1 882 90 IT. Norton, New York 1,879 80 F. Schwartz, Ft. Wayne 1,878 78 Marquette Coaches Named MILWAUKEE, WTs.. April 3.—Frank J. Murray, faculty member, has been chosen head coach at Marquette university. Murray, a professor in the school of economics, has been basket-ball coach •luring the past two seasons, in addition to his regular teaching duties. He graduated from Tufts in 3908. F. P. Fitagerald, Notre Dame, 1912 to 1915, was chosen assistant coach. Scott, Colgate, 1915-16, was chosen freshman football coach. v “Y” HAND BALL MEET, MUNCIE, Ind., April 3.—ln the first Y. M. C. A. State handball tournament ever conducted In Indiana, Lester Milligan and Elbert Scoggins, representing tho Muncie association, won the doubles championship, and E. Kinney Miller, general secretary of the local “Y,” remalMs ln the finals with Fred Kroft of Kokomo for the singles championwhich will be played this ooch.

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