Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 301, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1922 — Page 21

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES. 15-29 8. Meridian SL Main 3500. Classified Adv. Dept. rates. One time .11 P- r llne Three consecutive times.. .10 per line Sl* consecutive times 09 per Lae Lodge and club notices (1 Inch or Uss)... .75 per insertion Over 1 Inch, 07 per line additionaL Contract rates on application. Church notices (I Inch or iees) 50c per Insertion Over 1 inch ... .07 per line additional Death notices 60c per insertion Cara of Ttia..k* or In Metnoriam • Notices 07 per line The Daily Times charges sinali Want Ada as ta accommodation to It* | readers In return for this courtesy { tbs advertiser U expected to remit promptly. Ads received until 11 45 a. m. for I publication same day. FLORISTS. INDIANAPOLIS FLOWER AND PLANT CO.. Centra! ave., at 34 th. We grow cut dowers, plants. FUNERAL WORK. Wash. 2 341. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. BE*“ llkl CcL Farior* 1222 L'nioa Si. t LANN EIi 6 rbuCHANAN 320 North lUlnois St ruceral directors to the people o! Indlaaapolis since 1117. Phone*— Mum 0641-0543. LI I4L INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY &HIRLEY BROS.’ CO. Main office 944 N. Illinois 6t. Circle 1916. Main 1841. George Gnnstemer Funera. Director. 623 E. Market. Oid pnone Main 0809. LI 1803. W. T. Biaaengym 1436 Shelby sL Drexel 257 u. Stewart 1114. 1793 W. Ililnoia Randolph 6*70. J. c. wllSun I2SO Prospect. ST. 1671. Drexei 03JS. FINN BROTHERS W EDW. L. HOLMAN -512 Central Ave. Randolph 6901 CHAS. Jl. HOCKENBMITH. 734 N. UUnota. Main 1184. LI 1149. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 N. Ililnoia WM. E. KRIEGER. Main 1754. Res. phone Ben Davis 532-L CADD—BERT sTcTaDD 2130 Prospect *L Phones Drexel 0432 ST 2278 CNDERTAK SR3—HISEY & TITUS. 7 North Dei LI *544 Main 3640 H. j. IUTEWILER. 934 N Met*' n. Main 0311 FEE? 7 A FEENEY. death aND FUNeralnOnCES. CASWELL MAR T KATHERINE—A?* 20. da jrhter of Mr. and Mrs E. R. Caswell, passed away at her homo. 10 ft 4 Parker r.r*., Apri; 27 Funeral to be held Saturday Ft I SO at East Tenth M. E. Church. Friends invited. HAYWOOD. SARAH A. —Pissed away at 10:40 a. in. Apri: 26 kg* SO years. Funeral Saturday, April 29, 10TO a. in. at Richardson’s funeral parlors 1*23 ss. Fennffylva&ia. Friends invi**i. Burial Crown Hll!. HICK S. WILLIAM H— 1 : 3T~P>aaru at. 7 father of C aran e E. and Harlan Hicks, died Wednesday morning. 10 30. Funeral Saturday i o’clock. Bethel Church. HOG AN. KA T E—Wife of tha late Martin Hogan ftiid mother of James M. Hogan, died Thursday. April 27. Funeral Saturday. Apr:! 23. at 5:30 a. m.. at the funeral home of J. J. Blackwell &.S>n. 92 a N*. Capitol ave. Services at St. Bridget's Chur< h at 9 k Interment Holy <’ro>s cemetery. Friends invited. M ELFREcSH. YJ LA ‘’ATHErInE— Inv.-d wife of Sim M -Elfresh and nrnther of L vrence, died m tb* family home. 360 Sanders fat.. Wednesday. April 26. 19-2. at 11:45 p. m., age 32 years. Funeral ■ *4 ;. .~i. Mrs. and burial will follow Sunday afternoon, April 30 PARSON. ROSE B.—Beloved wife of Edward Parson, died at the family residence, 337 N. Davidx n. Thursday. 1:25 a- in.. ug-* 33 years. r- rvice at residence Friday*. 1 p. m Friends invited. The remains wdi be taken to Seymour, Ind., Saturday at 3:10 p. m. for burial. Seymour 'ir.d papers please copy SCHMIDT. WlLLlAM—Beloved husband of Nora Schmidt < nee Callahan) and father n ai didd Wednesday, April _*L Funeral Monday. May 1 at !# :i. m.. at the family residence. 4-3 W. Merrill st. Friends Invited. SCOTT. IDA FERN’ —Age 35 years, beloved daughter of Mrs. Nancy E. Scott, ili parted this life Wednesday. April 26 at 1 p. m. Funeral Saturday April 29. at residence. 20* Ritter ave . 19 a. m. Burial Simmons cemetery. Friends Invited. VLER KATE K -Wi low o' Sp< fT< rd E. Tiler, Thursday. April 27 at 8 : at th< deuce of Charles L. Hutchinson. 960 N. De v are at.. Sar ir.'ay, 2:30 p. it.. Friends Burial private. Kindly omit IN MEMORIAM. rx MEMORIAM —ln levin? remembrance of Jernigan. who died April 25. ;Li Gone hut n**t fvr?‘-*’en. JipTHER, LOST AND FOUND? _ LOST— Heavy tortoise shell glasses In eat her , u-e on Missouri or Kentucky v. Drexel 4407. Reward. LOST—Umbrella, blue silk on E. Washt gton. . Aving town about 5:59 Tues•ay evening. Circ!e vjf-5. NOTICE S . r ~\ $ PRITCHETT 1 he Barber I am now in my new location and would ’ike to see all my old customers. 24WhenBIdg. SECOND FLOOR v_ ■ - > PERSONALS. t AIRMOUN7 MATERNITY HOSPITAL for ronCrement, private; price* reasonable. may work for hoard; babies adopted, write for booklet. MRS. T B. LONG. 4SII E, Twenty Seventh pt . Kansas City. Mo. EVERYONE suffering piles, constipation. ulceration. f'stula. natures. bleeding, itching, write tree trial pleasant, painless pile combination. S. TARNEY, Auburn, Ind. INDIANA CHROPRACTIC COLLEGE! Teaching the rations! system of painless adjustment. Fourth floor When bldg. Margaret sellers. “ Osteopath chiropractor, massage. 731 P.msel! avenue. WALTER E. JOHNSTON, Dentist; pyorrhea treatments. Tei., Main 4378. 612 Terminal b!dr. FRENCH ar.d Swedish massage, vapor and sulphur baths 18 E. Prat*. Circle 5819. MAS?A 'JtE~2 ITS n!” Illinois *L. ApL S. Select patronare. Circie lsav W A NTED—SMALL CHILD TO BOAP.D. Webster 3107. BUSINESS SERVICES. SERVICE brothers, vault, s'ak or drv cleaning. Circle 7618. 626 North tQirldweU. HEATH'S Union Barber Shop, Warm. comfortable bath rooms. 123 W. Market street. PAPERHANGING, painting and interior decorating work guaranteed. Belmont 1347 1 HOWARD ELECTRIC CO! Electric wiring. s*room ottage. complete. Drexel 95"8. 744 Virginia ave. SHOE repairing while you wait. R. E. KENNEDY. 218 N. Illinois Main 2199. GOOD roofing 11.25 per roll and up. E. M HARDIN CO . 3270 E. Michigan. WILL save ,vou money on guaranteed roil roofing. Webster 3603.

BUSINESS SERVICES. (Continued.) Call Randolph 4153. DERANIAX BROS.’ RUG CO. We clean your carpets and rtgs: all work guaranteed. Called for and delivered. Twenty-Seventh, and Northwestern Ave ELECTRICAL WIRING Light and power. House* a specialty. Repair work given prompt attention; reasonabie. DILTS ELECTRIC. 948 FT. WAYNE. MAIN 3635. REPAIR your roofs that were damaged by the hail with our asbestos cement coating, permanent and inexpensive. For information call Mr. Thompson. Main 2280. BATHROOM fixtures. complete, S9O. Plumbing supplies at :etall. We save you money on installation E. M. HARDIN CO. 3320 E. Michigan. IRVINGTON Upholstering Shop makes overstuffed furniture, does all kinds of repairing and refintshing. Irvington 1443. 6520 E. Washington. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana ava. Feathers bought, su.a and renovated feather mattresses and pillows made. K F RT KKf.E. 41 and Mass Main 1428. CARPENTER WORK AND GENERAL REPAIRING, SCREEN WORK, FLOWER B CDtES. CEMENTING, WEBSTER 4102. ELECTRICIAN, ex-service; 6 years' experience estimates free; reasonable. References. FOULK. Webster 0815 eveningCARPENTER work, cementing brick work, excavating, plastering and lathing. Webster 2668. NOTICE, good plastering Is necessary for better homes. HINTON PLASTERING CO.. Stewart 1674. ROOFING work, all kinds; also carpenter work. T. F. BISHOP, 15 E. East. Washington 5031. ROOFFsg' aND tinning! New or rrpalr work. Estimates furnished. Call Rando’.ph 9417. DETECTIVES. Quigley-Hyland Agency, Inc, Suit* 404 National City Bank building. Phone Main 2902 Local f-fflea International Sacrat Servlca Aaaa. Seventy office* In America and countries. MALE HELP—WANTED. WANTED Experienced, Automatic, Screw Machine Operators, also experienced Bench Die and Tool Makers. Apply THE ZEIGLER MFG. CO. Alexandria, Indiana. WANTED—2 BOYS to carry Times on south side. Age between 11 ar.d 14 years. Good routes. Apply between 2 p. m and 5 p. m. corner Poplar and P-nn. sts. MR. BENNETT, dlst. mgr. ' WA X TED— BOY8 ~ to carry Times routes In downtown district between East and West. South and H! Clair streets Boys not over 14 years old See Mr. Moorehead any afternoon after 2 o’clock. SALESMEN—CathoIic; naat appearing; young men for city and road work. Good opportunity for advancement; salary guaranteed. Apply 7 to S a. m. or 4:3d to 530 p. m. MR. NOLAN, manager. 803 North East. WANTED —Truck driver thoroughly experienced or International motor to drive and work at vault c.eaninic. 342 Beauty ave. Main 90*1. TEN g r >cd solicitors for a Mva proposition. city and country work. See Ha-stlngs. Circulation dept.. Times, after 9 a m. HELPERS ar.d laborers wanted by employment dept. FAIRBANKS t MORSE CO., 21st and North western ave WANTED Wallpaper cleaner; exp* re need. Call after 6.30 p. m. W*bsier 1723 LATHERS wanted; twelve houses to lathe, $3 per ihouaand. Call Drexel 1124. R. 3 A GEN T 9—W ANT ED. WANTED—Ex-service mer. and young ladies of r.eat appearance to travel ana work. Interview WESLEY MODLIN at I’*..ace Hot#*4 tonight and tomorrow night. F-EMALE HELP-WANTED. GIRLS. over 13 years of age to learn telephone operating. IND. PULL TELEPHONE CO. Room 32 2. c rner New York and Meridian. [GOOD, reliable Kiri or woman for general housew. rk. Drexel 0220. 909 Wright at. NIG HT <’* >K WANTED. t*o9 Highland avenue. SITUATION WANTED—MALE. ACCOUNTING. feudltlr.g. bookkeeping systematizing monthly and annual statements prepared. Bookkeeping done at sp.tre tune at nominal cost. Wash. 1015. MAN. age 43, excellent discharge United State Marine Corps. Ten years’ service, w.xhes work of any kind. Call McDF.RMOTT circle s(S4ti 5' TUA TI ON WAN TE D—F E MALE. LACK curtain. o , family washings, gua-an-tesd. Call for. delivered. Circle 4867. CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. MRS. LUTZ. Drexel 0695. INSTRUCTIONS-. PRIVATE lessons In shorthand, typewriting bookk,-ping, etc. JACKSON BUSINESS COLLEGE. 157 N. Illinois street. Circle 1211. PIANO— SAXO! 7 HON B In 20 lessens, the Christensen way. Beginneu and advanced. CHRISTENSEN ■CH " )L. IK Rerrmroke Arcade cir. 3034 MEN to learn barber trade TRI-CITY BARBER'S COLLEGE. 309 E. Washington st.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0767. H 6YsES—TO LET. COLUMBIA ave. 1613; newly painted attractive four-room house; not modern; gas for cooking and lights; big yard: rain water in kitchen. Rent J2O. Randolph 9364. CORNER Vermont an<f Arsenal; half of modern double. 5 rooms; w ater paid 345. Webster 04S1. HOUSES— wantedl RELIABLE family adults wants 6 to S rooms, modern, furnished or partly; references. Main 9408. FLAT S. AP A RTM E N TS—TO LEX Meyer-Kiser Rentals 136 E. WASHINGTON ET. Byram Apts., 1630 N. 111. at., 1 rm.. 147.50 Marathon Realty Cos., baaement 0pt...325.00 Bellingham Apts., 3608 Balsam ave. 1-roora apt 360.00 F ram basement storerooms, 1620 North Illinois st. 109 W. Norwood st., building 40x40, suitable for repair, garage or sales barn-, rental 320 per month. See or CALL E. V. DESSERT. MANAGER RENTAL DEPARTMENT. Lincoln 8341. 416 E. Vermont Four roo/ns and bath; just newly renovated. Walking distance; J 45 month. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main 4518. 3546 Balsam Ave. Four rooms and bath; heat, water, gas and electric lights furnished. $55. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main 4518. MERIDIAN. N.. 2170; light, airy,~6-room upper duplex; strictly modern; plenty cloeet room. Randolph 0997. DUPLEX. 4 rooms; bath. heat, hot and cold water; J4O; adults. 1447 E. Wash Drexel 1882. ~ 60ARP ,A_NP ROOMS—foT.ETr NEAR Xordyke and Parry’s plants; widows want 2 respectable men to board. Bel mont 1419. Belmont 4770. ROOMS—TOTET. _ iju _ FRONT room neatly furnished: modern; private home north. Central car Una Randolph 8283. THIRTY-THIRD. E..’ 12-f; 1 furnished room; modern, coup!* employed. Washington 1600.

LIGHT HOUSEkeEPING ROOMS. ‘ TWO modern furnished light housekeeping j rooms with large kitchen, lower floor. 307 E. St. Clair street. Circle 6039. I MADISON ave., 1025; housekeeping room; ! kitchenette; modern, 36; private enl trance. Drexel 5375. I FRONT room and kitchenette furnished; etrlctly moder.- 608 E. Twelfth street. Circle 0783. NICE sleeping rooms, bath, $1.50 week; housekeeping. 82. 317 E. South s'reet. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. EST. 1895. Otto J. Suesz Packing, hauling, low rates on California shipments. Through cars to Los Angeles. Main 2353-3628. Night, Webster PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. Private locked rooms anfl open space. 25c per month anl up. Local and over* land transfer. Ve call ar. 1 give you exact prices on any kind oi work without any obligations 419-23 E. Market atreot. Main 2750, Shank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE. TRANSFER PACKING AND SHIPPING. 227 N. New Jersey et. Main 2Q2S. U 1128. DAVIS & NORRIS, new storage house. We store household goods or anything. Storage, packing, shipping or transfer. Circle 657 2. Night. Belmont 1026. Office 228 W. Maryland. BRUCE KE XN A R dT~TRAXS FE r7st6ra ge. MAln 0303; Main 6988; evening, Harriscr. 2258. MARCUM transfer Cos. Moving and trucking, $1.50 per load and up. Circle 5692. WE haul you anywhere, $3 per load. KEXNAIID VOGEL. Belmont 8426. i EASTERN* EXPRESS. Transferring of all ! kinds. Webster 1288. I UNI JS STATION BAGGAGE fhANfal tit - ; BUSINESS PLACES—To LeL Good Opportunity. HAVE FRAME BUILDING. SIZE 20 FEET BY 36 FEET. SUITABLE FOR CARPENTER SHOP OR ANY SAIALL BUSINESS. ALSO GOOD FOR SMALL REPAIR SHOP. FOR I AUTOMOBILES OR GARAGE OR ELECTRIC SHOP CLOSE TO CAR LINE AND IN SOUTHEAST PART OF CITY. PHONE DREXEL 5314 FOR PARTICULARS. ~~~~gYrages— to let. " i NEW garpge for rent 1019 N. Mist *L ! l.in'-oln 6559. " real estate—for sale. You Will Be Astonished when you inspect this dupU v having seven larga r and Blx large rooms and birli on the upper floor. i -.vo-room bnseme:.' fr. nt r <l rear porches, private entrances, lot 193 feet deep, rental income of $62..'*0 pc r m- nth. lo tTed • none * f the Lost paved streets Si' i h. Sacred Heart ‘ ’hur- h and Meridian cur lino in at $...250. i A rare opportunity. Quick actl will count owner is leaving •' : (‘ail Hd | O’Callahan. South Side .‘-p-* i.i . r with McCord (S: McKinney, Healtors. 811 Lerncke bldg. < ircl© 5220, Evening--, Webster 8 800. Here Are Three Bargains Double northeast, 5 rooms a side, semimodern, cents for 320 a side. Price 18,000 cask. A dandy six-room modern on South Delaware street for 33,750. Just east of Garfield Park. 6-room semimodern a r.d sac,age. nice yard. Price 12.750 cash. Cali Air Anderson with I. N. Kichie & Son, Main 0320. 710-12 Banker* Trust. B u vtTi IS ON - the HENRY & ROBINS PLAN. New Bungalows, East On Payments thf.ee ready for occupanct. ur beautiful nt*\ liuf.ga ons on near Rural ' . east, 5 rooms, bath. Kyboit furnace. hnrdwn.d tiocr?; ! t . i. • - reel tei 2600 ash. balance m rMhly. <r con3i<ler good lot as* part. T.-ks Brooksidu ur to Rural .st. HENRY 3c ROBINS, REALTORS i Main 5533. Id3 K. Mtirket st. FOR COLORED 21st Street and Highland Place New apartment building, ready for occupancy. Twc. rooms, dressing closet. bath. ln-a-door ; bed ard gas range. Front apartmenu. $25; back apts., $22.50. STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. Main 4518. Three Bedroom Home South of the Creek Having n*'option hail, living room, dining room tmd kitchen d.vv netairs. three bedrooms and bath n\>. laundry, garage; large cement porch. Plenty .f shade Located in 2200 block on Alabama;-$7,000 on terms*. Meredith & Johnson Main 2393. Webster 7353. Five-Room Bungalow VA. Acres SOUTHEAST. Electric. ligh <toilet Inside, drive n well and outbuildings. About one square from car line and n*nr Tr* v avenue. For quick sale $3,500; $650 cash and balance easy terms. Mr. Mclnt>- *r I. X. Richie & Son. 710-12 Bankers Trust Main 0520. Bungalow Bargain New 5-room thoroughly modern built for hom**; large living room. Targe dining room with built-in features, two loveiy bedro**nis, well Mghred kitchen and pantry; large attic. Full basement; lot 40x140 feet; Improved street, front drive, garage. Immediate possession Call Mr. Brown for terms. Evenings Main 1703. J. G. McCullough, Main 1710. 106 Delaware. . rw Five-room bungalow east; n w A thoroughly modern. $4,500, U II II $2,000 rash, balance $25 * ** " w p er month. Double east. 6 rooms to a side; modern, doubie garage; lot 90x160. Rents $1 month, $2,000 caah. balance by tne month. GEO a. LUCAS. 726 K. of P. bldg. Circle 6600.’ Emerson Avenue Five-room bungalow; extra large, long llvi ig -com; mantel, bookcase, hardwood floors. lot. near Ellenberger park. I’rice Terms. Call Trueblood. RELIAi- -'LTY CO. Main 0186. Evenings, u. 4213. Walking '-%nce Good 7-room modern Oi. st. Price $4,250. 3800 down, balance llh. *. Good condition. Mr. Coultis. I. N. Richie & Son. 710 Bankers Truat. NEAR UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS $250 Cash, $25 Month buys almost new bungalo-- ;r-'vad, electric lights, garage. !'rie< 32.7r,0. ELMORE BROS.’ ttE A LTY CO. Have Cash Customer for and single north. Also will buy good | lot. Canady Realty Cos. 806 7 City Trust. Main 5340. Res. Randolph 5852. Four-Room Cottage in good condition. 811 Maxwell street, i [.mail cash payment, balauce like rent. See Moorman. Security Trust Cos. Main 1804, West 32nd st, N. Indpls. Buys six-room thoroughtly modern home. Price and terms right. For full information, call Mr. Graham. ELMORE BROS.’ REALTY CO. Circle 7962. Evenings. Ran. 3005. SI,OOO Cash Oakland ave., near Tenth at.; strictly modern. 5-room bungalow; one-car garage. This is anew home and must be seen to be appreciated. For appointment call Mr. Davis. Residence, Irvington 2421, with MOSLANDER & SOX* HOME BUILDERS. 211 Baldwin blc|.t. Circle 0618.

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Clhiropractic College ENTER MAY Ist Our new class begins May 1. Now is your time to get started. Get out of the rut Be of greater service to humanity. Make more money than you ever have before. You can make from $3,000 to $15,000 a %ear and upwards, jußt as many others are doing, and at same time be your own boss. OUR STANDARD is high. Our school is recognized as a high-class Chiropractic institution. We are chartered by the state of Indiana and wtll issue you a degree and diploma upon completion of our course. We are a member of the State Chamber of Commerce and have one student In school whose tuition 13 being paid out of government funds. Investigate at once. Cash or time payments. (BsfFlAl STATES SILLEGI CF GIHIROFIAGTM E. R. BEBOUT, D. C., President. 1031-1037 Leincke Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.

REA L EST AT E—F OR SALE. Don’t Miss This Eight-room bung-tlow with 2 rooms up; furnace, electric light wires in front, corner lot. n!< shade, good location. Price $3,200: rash S3OO. $23 per month “Live Wires " T K. JUNTA & CO.. 414 Faoplv* Bank bldg Main 5758. BEAUTIFUL five-room modern bungalow on ThlrtvSixth street, near Clifton. Must be seen to be appreciated. Price and terms reasonable. Call Mr. Graham. Circle 7962. Eve Randolph 3005. ELMORE BROS/ REALTY CO. “ W EST Six-Room Modern with plenty of fruit, in flrst-cla-ss condition. M. BERRY, 302 Publlo Savings. Main 5147. Elder Avenue Dandy cottage * room, electric light*, gas and water. Price $2,500; S3OO cash. 1 ala'm-fi terms Dunlop & Holtegol, Realtora. 122 E. Market St. _____ 2160-62 Webb St. Double six rooms a side. Price $3,750, on i*K>ments Monen-Peelle Cos. 407 National City Bank Bldg. 922 South Senate Fiv<* room cottage, wm!-modern; bargain for cash, $1,600. E. J. SEXTON, Drexel 2281. Main 5*48. N : K W DUTCH COLON I A 1,. 5135 Park avenue, 6 rooms, thoroughly modern; laundry, garage; lot 48x17 5, $1.600 cash, balat.ee $66.50 per month. Sec owner Sunday 2-6 p. in. Harrison 0247. M IDE k N bungalow east, at mi-modern bungalow, modern double*, semi-modern doubles Any kind of a property you want east or eouth. CaHh and payment. C. J. OSBORN. Drexel 6184. BARGAIN In a cottage. 6-room and bath, on paved street. English ave., good shade. Price $2,350; terms or cash. JENNINGS BROS.. 2S South Illinois. DOUBLE, 8 rooms to side, 3-room single In rear; always rented, $2,100. Terms S2OO cash. Itent $22 per month. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. FIVE-P.oOM modern bungalow, Tong living room, hardwood floors, built-in features; S7OO cash, balance monthly. FRANK WRIGHT. Irvington 0292. If You Want to Build Cheap E’lione Drexel 1220. 1638 GEMMER st.; modern except furnace, 5 rooms. $3,000. Term* THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. EQUITY 5-room thoroughly modern bungalow; improved street. Owner. Irvington 1928. 1846 ARROW ay a., semi-modern. 5 rooms, $2,700. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER COMPANY. 4123 CORNELIUS ave., 6-room medern. garage. $4,500. Terms. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. 2204 BELLEFONTAINE st., 7 rooms, modern. garage, $5,600. Terms, THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. FOR SALE or rent, 5-room house and ctoreroom; Oliver ave.; good business location. Drexel 8189. RFA LFST AT E-—SA LEO R~ TRADfcI OPPORTUNITIES What Have You Got to Trade? We have income property and farms in any part of the country, which we can match on any you may have from any amount. SI,OOO to $1,000,000. For information inquire ZION REALTY CO., 28 W. Fifteenth. Phones 4233. Gary, Indiana. TWO doubles renting for SB6 to trade for modern resldonce. south of Fall Creek. Main 1212 real estate—suburban] New 5-Room Bungalow Room for bath, garage and 8 lots, $3,150. Small payment down, bala.nee like rent. Located between 61st nnd 62d sts.. 2 squares west of Lafayette traction stop 5. See Mr, Foreman on ground Saturday afternoon and Sunday or call owner. Main 0156. Evsnings, Drexel 1498.

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REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN. ru-m.-u i_i-i i-i.rij-. -i. i. Garden Heights, South Near Unlv-rslty Heights; large lots, SOx 2<M iinil 100x2184: s“* (low; s■> week ELMORE BROS.’ REALTY CO. LOTS—FOR SALE. LOTS 100x800 In splendid locations north, east or west on Intwrurhan and paved roads, within a few minutes' drive from the business district. Now is the time to break away from the cramped conditions in the city and locals in some thriving section In the path of development. We have eelected tho most deblrable home sites surrounding the city, which we will bo pleased to show at any time during the week. Immediate possession given by making a small down payment. Easy terra* Call W. O. Buchanan. Orin Jessup Land Cos. 706 Occidental RMg. Main 2967-58. Realtors. Lot Sale Extraordinary! Your last chance to buy a big lot In beautiful Mustard Woods. In West Meridian Height* addition, at Forty-sixth and Illinois sts. Just a few of the choice lots left. They will go quick. Come out and woe our $26,000 and $50,900 homes in this restricted addition. Tho most beautiful and distinctive residence section In ta** city. Let us build you a home Agents on grounds Sunday at N. rillnoift. We will build you a home and finance It for you. Win. Low Rice 912 State Life bldg. Phone Lincoln 8617. Bargain, Ed go wood Acre lot close to traction. M. BERRY, 802 Public Saving*. Main 5147, REA L ESTATE—WANTED. Have a Buyer for a bungalow south that can be bought on terms Call u Immediately a* ou. buyer must locate Fowler & Eaton, 301 City Trust. Main 6871. WANT to buy 6 or 6-room house nenr Brooksid.e car, Address A No. 2708, Time*. WOULD LIKE TO LOCATE A MODERN HOME EAST. ADDRESS A NO. 2709, TIMES. FARMB—FOR SALS. 12 ACRES west at Clark's Creek crossing. Fine home sits, near Interurban stop. Cooper & Hadley Main 2T76. 838 Lemcke bidg. FARMB—TO~LEtT~~ TEN acres for rent, located two miles northeast of New Bethel. Well fenced. Two-acre truck patch plowed. Phone Irvington 2700, ring 2. CORN ground for oash or share rent; in clover now; 4 miles southeast. Beech Grove 165-1.

BUSINESS Ws m the Making Hollyw'ood-by-the-Sea, near Miami, Fla., offers you the opportunity you have been looking for. Anew city attracting national attention. Only a small capital necessary. Write H. Lloyd Hollywood Land and Water Cos. 913 Merchants Bank Bldg. CIRCULAR advertising and distributing business, suitable for either sex; experience unnecessary; owner instructs you; price $350. Circle 2667. , CLEANING and tailoring business; sell or trade for automobile. Owner. Randolph 8-143. ! SECOND-HAND furniture store; 6 rooms, OO; trade. 1133 Madison. Lincoln 2245. AUTOMOBILES—FQR BALE. I DODGE BROTHERS mcars; a good assortment at all times. U.H.WALLERICrI COMPAN/ Duces Baotimms Mctb* Vantaco 846 North Meridian. Circle 4300. ALL kinds of cars. SSO. $75. SIOO down. balance small weekly payments. INDPLS. ALTO PARTS AND TIRB COt 518 N. Capitol. ~ fords: fords, ""'fords! Touring, roadsters, low as $55 down, bAlance one year. WIDES &• MILLER. 64 4 E. Wash. Main 3493. FORD, 1919; 1-ton truck chaaslt; good tires, perfect; bargain; terms or trade. WIDES & MILLER. 644 E. Washington. Main 3*93. r dter, five passenger, orerhauled and repainted. Cord tires, SBSO. Main 0756 or Main 6240. 1920 McFARLAND sedan; reasonable. runs and looks like new. Guaranteed one year. 510 N. Capitol. FORD roadster, completely overhauled. $125. Better hurry. 220 6. Penn. Main | 1705. USED cars, always a ba’-gain, sals or exchange for any car. 615 N. East. Main 6 7 35. DODih roadster; A-l condition. Ford roadater, silp-on body. 725 Virginia ave. WILL VS - KNIGHT 7- , , riflee 610 N. Capitol ave., Indianapolis. touring; A I shape. 725 Virginia avenue. MA RM •* llks new. 510 N li.xiianapolis. t CADILLAC roadster. Looks like $1,150, 610 N. Capitol. BTUTZ r adster, $909. 610 N. Capitol ave., Indianapolis. A U I O / >B ILEB—WANTED, AUTOS WANTED I. Wolf Auto Cos. 1 N. Illinois n. Mala 8 213-14 i Nsw • *• - Main 4 449. AL TO HE FA I Kb AN O SU^PUES^ COLVIN BATTERY COMPANY Recharge, 6-Volt. 50c; 12-Volt, 75a New Battery, Guaranteed Two Years, 611, $14.50; 613, $16.50; 127, 122.50 121 E MaRVUAND ST. CIRCLE 187 0. “FITTED TO ANY CAR FREEb” FORD BODIES" Swissheim & Parker 820 East Market. BRING your banery troubles to us. Ws are experts In 'his work and our prices are right. 6 volt recharge 60c; rebuild complete |tl 00; 12 volt recharge 7Sc; rebuild complete SIO.OO SOUTH SIDL BATTERY SHOP. 413 S MERIDIAN BT. REDUCED PRICES Auto washing. Tour'n*, $1.00; sedan. $1.28. BHROYER. 822 W Maryland. Circla 06D3. AUTO U ASIIINO Our ipe laity • 33* North Ililnoia S 6c S Auto Laundry $4 and •, Rebuilt cas* Ir.gs with N K\V rREADS. We also repa.r or r#ir6ad your tires. ANDERSON BTEAM VI LVANIZER CO., til North Capitol. 3d floor. Auto Tops and Painting 35 Kentucky Ave. I Intelllgent service. Tires md batteries. Main •565. 209 E. New York street. 100 2ED tiros, all a\ s3 each. HOGERS. 3115 W. Waxhtngon. Belmont 4800. H!’A\ Y duty Hudft motor. Used very little. 460 Vrlnginla avenue. MOTORCV C N'w in th time lo have youi motorcycle overhauled and re-enameled. ERNEST HUGHES CO. 684-86 Maas Ave. Main 6404. CASH paid for nil kinds of motorcycles, FLOYD PETERMAN. 609 Mask nvt Main 7029. Miscellaneous— ORSALE. WHITE~SEWBMC 69. Sewing clean-up ea!e. Wo must make room for new etock and are offering machines at sacrifice prices for quick sale. Trade-ins. rebuilds. rents, damaged In transit, etorago, demonstrator’s displays in many makes. Como as low .at $3. Others. $lO, $12.50. sls. $lB. S2O. $26, S3O. $35. In fact almost any price you want and every machine offered is worth from 60 to 100 per cent more. These are real bargains. Machines rented by week or month. Whale Sewing Mach. Cos. 312 Mass Ave. rp Trousers’ m I \ The latest rprlng styles f ft I || now in. xvlatch Your II 14 II Coat and Yost \| J The Pants Store • * 2 Stores Full of Pants • 48 West Ohio SL 114 East Ohio St. Typewriter Bargains U N 1> L R W O O D TYPE WRITER. UI.EA.NEL>. OVERHAULED AND IN fine condition and guaranteed. ONLY S3O. PAYMENTS IF DESIRED’ ALSO BARGAINS IN OTHER MAKES. ASK TO SEE THE LITTLE NATIONAL TYPEWRITER AND CARRYING CASE. LIGHT WEIGHT AND LOW PRICE AT 18 W. MARKET ST. UPSTAIRS. PHONE MALN 3686. Clark Typewriter Shop BEDBUGS. ROACHES, MOTHS, ANTs! destroyed with one application of "Sudden Death." ALBERT MAAS. 31 Virginia avenue. Main 1225. FOR SALE—Beautiful crocheted luncheon aet. large centerpiece and dolliesi will sell separate or sacrifice on whole aet. Webster 6894. INVALID CHAIRS—Good strong rubbertired chairs tor rent, $3.50 per month. Crutches, 6e. Delivery free. BAKER BROS. A BARGAIN in 2 Easy vacuum and 1 Galn-a-Day eleotrlc washers, soiled. 84 South Meridian street. CHAMBERS gas range flreless cooker; good condition. Price S2O. Irvington 1277.

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MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. _ (Continued.'* OWN A COBvji $2 DOWN Brings You a Brand New Corona, The Persmal Writing Machim BAST PAYMENTS THERE AFTII It Jiidd Typewriter 22 S. Pennsylvania 5t *dAin 2809. MAKE your old coat look like new suit by matching a pair trou.sars with the CORRECT PANTS MAKERS CO. 104 H W Ohio St. WHITE barber ahop fixtures. overhead fans and lighting fixtures. 89 E. Ohio. A NUMBER of uted electric washers, S2O | and up. 34 South Meridian street. MISCELLANEOUS—TO LET. CONCRETE MIXERS FOR RENT. Circle €666. MISCELLANEOUS—WANTED. GOOD, SOUND YELLOW EAIi CORN WANTED AT THE STOCKYARDS I HOUSEHOLD GOODS— FOR SALE. NEW Process Oil Stove, four burners, with oven, good as new, cheap. Cail 1130 Bates at. GOOD furniture and motorcycle very reawonahle. Belmont 0574. 427 Goodlet ave. DROP-HEAD Sirger sewing ma s binea. $lO, good condition Circle 8589 DAVENPORT. leati.-r; fumed oak. 1804 Hoyt ave. Drexel 6044. MUSICAL—SALE OR WANTED. PARLOR Grand, ebony case, $250 cash. J CHAS. C. MORGAN. Randolph 4221. SHUBERT uprignt grand piano. Randolph 8954. KURTZMAN piano; real bargain. ROBERTSON MUSIC HOUSE. 423 Mass, ave. Main 4 531. POLO/TR.Y, PI G SO ETC. Poultry Feed Special 100 pounds <f Pratt's s< ratch feed and 100 pounds of Pratt's butterm;;k laying mash for $4.55. Fre city deliverv service. THE OVERMAN CO., INC. 882 E. Market st. Circle 6031. ' HOMES wanted for hea'thy homeless dogs. I INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY. ■ City dog pound. 924 E N. Y'. Main 0872. | SCRATCH, no grit, $2; mash feed, $2.50; i free city delivery. SCHAEFER FEED MILL Drexel WHITE Wyandotte gg<. $5 per hundred; raspberry plants, $2.50 per hundred. Ben Pavla 651-2. COAL AND WOOD—FOR SALE. No better coal on the market. LOW PRICES. Best Ind. or Linton No. 4 clean fk...56.00 Best Ind. mine run, 60% lump $3.00 B-st 111. lump, large, clean fk $6 75 i De.-t 111. egg. clean forked $6.50 Best Brazil block, larga clean fk $7.00 Kir,dll: s with each ton. Delivered anywhere In the city. Drexel 3250. St. 2225. UNION K'E AND COAL CO. Quality, Service and Correct Weight. Since 1908. Ask your friends. LINTON No. 4. forked... $6.00 Pocahontas lump, forked 8.00 Pocahontas lump, genuine red ash... 7 50 Li. 6287. MERIDIAN COAL CO. COaL ' L. H. BAIN COAL CO. Main 8681. 91* N* Pins Main 81*1. LEGAL NOTICES. i NOTICE OF EXECUTOR’S SALE OF If Notice la her. I 4 driven that the Bankers Trunt Company. a? executor of the laj*t ! will aml testament of Charles Andreas ■ Koklin, deceased, whose estate Is now i pending in the Probate Court of Marion ! County. Indiana, will, on May 8. 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m.. and from day daj “ tern In t.:e Bankers Trust building. Pennsylvania ind Ohio streets. Indianapolis Marion County. Indiana, offer f r sale and sell as the property of said estate, the following den< ribed real estate in Marion County. Indiana, towit: Lot number thirty-eight (38) in Stevens' subdivision of outlot one hundred three (103) in the city of Indianapollsi. as per plat book 3, page 89. said property also being known as No. 649 youth New Jersey street. Indianapolis, Indiana. Said property will be sold free and clear of all incumbrance except taxes 1921, and any municipal assessments levied after Jn. 1, 1922. Dated April 6. 1923. BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. By HOWARD C. BINKLEY. President. Executor of the estate of Charies Andreas Eckiin deceased. HOLTZMAN & COLEMAN. Attorneys for Executor. F! NAN c ! AL. BORROW MONEY SO CHEAP end on euch easy terms of repayment from the Fidelity Loan Company, a licensed and bo ided firm, for use in paying overdue bl’ls or to buy the things you need for C’aSH at BARGAIN PRICES that every one whould take advantage of our service LOANS ON FURNITURE $20.00 to $300.00 at lfgl 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 $3 a 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 tiinea oueineas friendships, close relations, mutual understandings and co-operation are real assets to ail of us. We are ready to go three-fourths of the way. Now it U up to you. FIDELITY LOAN CO. 106 E. Market St. Room 532 Lemcke Bldg. Main 1278. Lincoln 7785. LOANS On furniture, pie nos, autos, live stock, farm Implements and other coU&teraL CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141% E. Washington St Main 0586. Auto Lincoln 7184. WE MAKE first and second mortgages on Improved farms and Indianapolis real estate, AETNA MORTGAGE AND INVEST'T. CO 608 Fidelity Trust bidg. MONEY furnished on realty mortgages and contracts. FRANK K. SAWYER. Meridian Life Bldg. 307 North Pennsylvania street Circle 1061. FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. R. B WILSON. UOl National City Bank bldg. Lincoin 6104. IONET to loan on second mortgages. L. B. MILLER. 127 N. Dolawar. st Main 5762. RUNNING NO RISKS. LONDON, April 27.—After a shoplifter bad been freed In court as suffering from ‘‘megrims,” or ‘ petit mal,” a big South London store hung out this sign. “No ladies with megrims or petit mal admitted.” LEISURELY LA\Y, LONDON, April 27. —Congestion has become so great in many of the English county courts that business men are getting into the habit of settling their differences out of court. SIXTEEN PERISH IN JORDAN. JERUSALEM, April 27.—Sixteen members of a boating party on the River Jordan were drowned when three boats upset.

BUSTER BUCH CROWNED AS MARBLE KING Wins Title Over 14 Competitors in ‘Skinnin-Fats , Game in Pershing Field. JERSEY QITY, April £&—"Buster’* Buch. 14 years old. black-haired, rosrchceked, rotund and an alleged ‘‘teacher’s pet,” was crowned King of the Marble Shooters of New Jersey. He came Into the title at Pershing Field by defeating fourteen district champions in a “sklnnin-fats” game: was given a gold metal emblematic of the championship and chosen grand marshal of the Rotary Club parade April 29. More than 1,000 persons witnessed the contest. The grandfathers of two of the contestants were banished to a far corner of the field when they engaged In an argument over the ''ventpicks” rule and threatened to bruise each other. Then the game began. FIFTEEN START IN CONTEST The fifteen players toed the ring mark and plugged away. They shot so well that the judges decided to enlarge the ring. Still they shot on even terms, the work of Isadore Sllversteln, 9, receiving the plaudits of the spectators. Boys with weak thumbs began dropping out as the size of the ring increased. Larger and larger, inch by inch, it grew', but six shooters, including Isadore, stayed on. Then “Buster” made a suggestion. “I say, Mr. Judge, doesn't it occur to you that It would be a good idea to Increase the size of the ring a foot Instead of an Inch at a time?” “Gee whlzzlkers," yelled a red headed lad in the crowd, “give a listen to them wolds he’s spoutin’.” “Buster" took this offender by the nape of the neck, turned him across his knee, spanked him and then went back to the game. WINS IN FIFTEEN-FOOT KINO The ring's diameter was Increased to twelve feet, and Silverstein was disqualified for hunching. At thirteen feet John Seror and John Wilkins dropped out and at fourteen feet, Eddie Hayle, Theodore Gloncomskl and “Buster” were alone. All made their shots and the ring was made fifteen feet across. Eddie shot—and missed and Theodore followed suit. Then “Buster” raised his right knee, | used It for a rest and plugged. The small targets rolled out of the ring and a shout went up from the crowd. “Buster” brushed his dark hair back, brushed and excused himself. “I told mother I’d be home et 5 o'clock and I must hurry," ha declared and skipped away. BRITISH HOLD AIRPLANES TO WIN NEXT WAR Pilotless Machines Possible, Students of Science Assert. LONDON, April 23.—The next war—a subject which brings shudders to every Englishman—will be ona of untold horrors from the skies. This is the prediction which is freely ! made here by military atuhoTitvs Acfrsr.re urging that Great Britain must aug ment her air force and no longer depend upon her navy for protection. “Tne defense of these islands Is en trusted to the air force, and aircraft Is powerful enough, if sufficient in quantity, to defend our shores from invasion,” Captain Guest, air minister, de dared. Although he admits that it may be a “flight of imagination,” he points out that in the next war “powerful air craft will progressively expand the areas In which enemy ships cannot move with Impunity.” SPEED OF 200 MILES HOURLY. Two hundred miles an hour Is the ordinary speed of an airplane of the latest type. Captain Guest stated, and there Is no mechanical limit to the size and carrying capacity of the airplane of the future. “Possibilities of controlling unmanned surface craft or pilotless air machines from othe aircraft or from the ground -cannot be ignored,” he stated in pointing out that the greatest devastation of the next war may be from unmanned weapons of war, controlled by a single hand miles distant from the enemy. Even a more gloomy outlook upon “the next war” is taken by Sir W. JoynsonHicks, M. P., who predicted that “vast fleets of airplanes will come over our towns with bombs of 4,000 and 6,000 pounds, containing high explosives, poison gas, and probably cholera germs, and the women and children In these towns will suffer as much as the men engaged in the actual warfare.” General Seely, a military expert, declares that the prospects of future war are “becoming so complicated and terrifying to civilization that it is high tlm we should try to get the peoples of tb* world to agree to make peace.” BATTLESHIPS TO STAY HOME. Vice Admiral Percy Scott believes the battleships will stay in port In “the next War,” if there are a few alrplan9 carriers ont on the ocean. "If we have a few airplane carriers out on the ocean, with a speed of nearly double that of a battleship, the battleship will stay at home.” Admiral Scott declared. “I do not think the authorities dare deny that one man in an airplane k'lth one bomb can sink their nine-million pound battleship. “Naval strength is no longer measured by the number of battleships a countryhas, but by the number of airplane carriers and airplanes.” Great Britain is becoming nervons abont the possibilities of a death dealing war from the skies. It Is a certainty that within the next few months there will be Increased aerial activities In England. FASHIONS CAUSE CRIME. LONDON, April 27.—During one week three London magistrates declared that the present giddy fashions were responsible for the marked Increase of crime among women. DUST, COBWEBS AND GOLD. KINGSTON, England, April 27.—Miss Amy Howard, known as “The Recluse." wns found seriously til in a home filled with dust and cobwebs. In a corner was a chest containing more than SI,OOO in gold FALL OF PUBLIC IDOL. TIFLIS, April 27.—Mordkin, the Russian dancer, who was the idol of Europe when Russian ballet first became popular. is dancing with his wife here for $1.26 a month. MUSIC KEEPS HEM WARM. BRADFORD. England, April 27 Henry Thurston, an ex-soldier, walked seven miles into Bradford, pawned bis overcoat to hoar the opera, “Faust," and then walked home again. ATTENTION, LADIES, LONDON, April 27. Pereival V. Cole, famous face surgeon, declares the time Is coming when wrinkle* will be eradicated and dimple* created by plastic aurgery.

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