Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 303, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1922 — Page 9

MAY 1,1922.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES. $5-2$ 8. Meridian St. Mala 8508. Classified Ad*. Dept. RATES. One time .11 per line Three consecutive times.. .10 per line 81s consecutive times 0* per line Lodge and club notices (1 inch or less)... .75 per insertion Over 1 Inch. .07 per line additional. • Contract rates on application, hurcb notices (1 Inch or leas) 60c per insertion Over 1 Inch ... .07 per line eddltlonal Death notices 60c per Insertion Card of Thanks or In Memorlam Notices 07 per line The Daily Times chargee email Want Ads as an accommodation to its readers. In return for this courtesy the advertiser is expected to remit promptly. Ads received until 11:46 a. m. for publication same day. FLORISTS. INDIANAPOLIS FLOWER AND PLANT CO.. Central ave., at 34tu. We grow cut flower*. plants. FUNERAL WORK. Wash. 7362. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. as?"* llkilds, Parlor, mi Unloa *6. *LAN NEK & BUCHANAN 920 NorU Illinois St uneral directors 10 tha people o t Indianapolis since l&ii. * honee—MsJn 0641-0642. LI M4L INDIANAPOLI3 CREMATORY “SHIRLEY EliOS.’ CO. Mala office 046 X. Illinois Bt. Circle 1918. main 1*43. George Gnnstemer Funeral Director. 623 &. Market. Old phone Main 0908. LI 7 2C3. W. T. Bla*engym 1*26 Shelby t_ Drexel 2676. Stewart 1114, 1102 N. Illlnola Randolph 6*79. (A J. C. W LLfeUN Prospect. 8T 1671. Drerel 0312. FINN BROTHERS Main 2176. 126 W. Market. Circle 2216. EDW. E HOLMAN $612 Central Are. Randolph 5903. chaa aT hockenskith. 724 N. Illinois. Main 1166, LI 1146. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 N. UlTnoTc WM. E. KHIEGER. Main 1154. Res. phone Ben Daris 332-1. aDD— 3EHI 8 GADD. 2133 Prospect et. Phones: Drexel 6422. BT- 2276. UNDERTAKER*—HI3EY A TITUS. 651 North Dei, Li 8564 Mam 3680. H u. iUTEWILEK. 934 N. Meridian. Main 0216. FEENF.T & FEENEY. 1632 N. Illinois. Main 0542. _ _ CJEATh and FUNERAL NOriCES, ELMO. M> RTHA THERESA —Beloved wife of AI r: Kills and mother of Mrs. Annetta T. Moeller. Mrs. Louis Bahlstrom of Wichi a Falls. Texas; Mrs. Elmer Hollo aril Mrs. Charles Sr.arp. Greenhold, Ind.. Ernest EILr ani Albert Fill*. Jr., passed away April 2*. 1022, 11 p m., ace 61 years, at h*r residence 915 South East street. Friends invited. Funeral Tuesday. Mey 2. at 2 p. m., at ths residence, and at 2:30 p m. at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. Burial at Memorial park. FINK, EMMA—Beloved wife of Edward Fir k and mother of Marie Bardonner, died Sunday, April 30, 1922. at 1:20 p. zr. Frierrds invited to view remains at the home, one-half mile east of Julietta, S T o? 8, Rushville traction line, from 2 to 6 p m. Monday and from 9 to 11 air.. Tuesday. Funeral private, Tuesday afternoon. 3 o’clock. ERVIN, THOMAS—Beloved husband”of .Elizabeth Ervin (nee Miller), father of •Ida Schneider. Iren* Ervin and Mary >mpson, died Sunday. April SO, at 6 rr. . at the family residence, 31 Frank street. Funeral notice later. FLENCH~ GEORGE O --Beloved huTbai.d of Lydia A. French, died Sunday April 30, 1022, at the home. 36 Sycamore street. Funeral Tuesday. 1 p m. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill. (Frankfort, (Ind.) papers pi ease copy. HAM ILL MICHAEL J.—Husband” of Ellen Hamiil and father of Kate, John. Charles, William. Florence, the Rev. Joseph E.. and Arthur Hamiil, at hia home. 1705 Olive street. Saturday. April _9. 1 :> a. m. Funeral at residen* e. Tuesday. May 2 at 9:30 a. m.; St. Catherine Church, 10 o'clock. Friends invited. HI LG EX BE RgTg E R ALtTf REDERK *K— Beloved Infant son of Joseph H. and Elizabeth (nee i olkert) KLger.berg. died April 29, at 7:10 a m.. age 11 months. Friends may call at 3135 North New Jersey. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p. m. Burial Holy Cross* Cemetery. M’COOL. HENRIETTA —Passed ew ay at her home, 1445 Spann avenue. Saturday. April 29. age 76 years 4 months 22 days. Funeral Tuesday. May 2. 2 p. m.. at above address. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. W ESTERFELdV SOP HI A (XE3E BA SEVi —Wife of William Westerfeld and mother of Harry Westerfeld. died at the residence, corner Stump and Drill sts.. April 29. age 71 years. Funeral Tuesday, Mey 2 from residence 1 p my from Frieder.s Evangelica’ Church. 2 p. m. Buriai Grown Tviil. Friends invited. IN M EMORI AM. IX M EMORI AM—ln loving remembrance of Clara Hamearley. who left us four years sgo today Mav 1. Sadly missed by her MOTHER AND r AMILY. "personals. Help make history that □hosiers do not lose utility after 70, bv voting for fiTARWICK H. RIPLEY tr>r the Legislature. FATRMOCXT MATERNITY HO? PIT All for confinement, private; prices reasonb!e; may work for board; babies adopted. Write for booklet. MRS. T. B. LONG. 4911 I. Twenty-Seventh t.. Kansas City. Mo. P you v ant good cheap trip, ten countries of Europe. battlefields Passion ay, write Rev Dr. L. D. BASS. Kilmarck, Va.. formerly pastor in Indianapolis. N DIANA CHI RO PRACTIC COLLEGE Teaching the rational system of pain*>ss adjustment. Fourth floor When fcldg AGXETIC MASSAGE. MARGARET SELLERS. D. P, D. C. t D. O. 721 :usse! avenue. \ ALTER E. JOHNSTON Dentist; pyorrhea treatment*. Tel., Main 4075. 613 •riuin&l bldg. ILL care for your children afternoons and evenings. Best references. Brook1a 2416. BENCH and Swedish mamgo, vapor and -ulphur baths. IS E. Pratt. Circle 5819. MASSAGE-—FI7 H N. IRlnois et.. Apt. 3 Select patronage. Clrc.e 18. 7 77 ~ryp-TL^ E y-~t~7 - - r r- n PRITCHETT '1 he Barber 1 am now in my new location ar.d would like to see all my old customers. 24When Bidg a SECOND FLOOR • J Help make history that Hoosiers do not lose utility after 70, bv voting for WARWICK H. RIPLEY for the Legislature. BUSINESS SERVICES. SHOE repairing while you wait. **.. E. KENNEDY. 11l X. Illinois. Main 2199 GOOD roof.r.g, 71.26 per roll and up. E. M. HARDIN CO.. 3220 E. Mlehlgan. CEMENT and brick work; furnace repairing, Cal! Main 3672. .WILL aave you monty oa guaranteed roll

BUSINESS SEKVIUES. (Continued.) A Bath a Day Is the Healthy Way. E. M. HARDIN CO. Merchant plumber. 3220 E. Mich. Webuter 3001. ELECTRICAL WIRING Light and power. Houeea a specialty. Repair work given prompt attention: reaeonabie. DILTS ELECTRIC. 949 FT WAYNE. MAIN 3936. : BATHROOM fixtures, complete. 390. Plumbing supplies at retail. We aave ! you money on Installation. E. M. HAR- ; DIN CO. 3220 E. Michigan. ; IRVINGTON Upholstering Shop makes overstuffed furniture, does all kinds of repairing and refinishlng. Irvington 1443. i 6520 E. Washington. ' SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLKDGE. 201 Indiana are, FEATHERS boughv. avid and renovated: sea -bar mattresses and pillows made. E. F BI’RKLK. 416 Mags Main 1428, ELECTRICIAN, ex-service; 6 years' experiei.ee’ estimates free; reasonable. Reference j FOIJLK. Webster 0815 evening* EX-SERVICE brothers, vault, sink or dry weli -leaning. Circle 7618. 626 North : Caldwell. HEATH'S Union Barber Shop. Warm, comfortable bath rooms. 133 W. Market street. _ PAPERHANGING, painting and Interior decorating work guaranteed. Belmont ( 2342. HOWARD ELECTRIC CO Electric wiring. 6-room cotisge: complete. Jl7. Drexel 9598. 744 Virginia a^e. : PAPER HANGING. 15 and 20 cents a roll. Good work. Call evenings. Stewart : 1128. ! RED and green d**lgn fireproof roofing, satisfaction guaranteed. Call Main 3572. detectives. Quigley-Hyland Agency, Inc. Suite 404 National City Rank building. Phone Main 2902 Local .-fflee International Secret Service A**n. Seventy offices In America and foreign countries MALE HELP—WANTED. WANTED—BOYS to carry Tim*s routes in downtown dls- ! trict between East and Went. South ar.d ! St. Clair streets. Boys not over 14 years old. See Mr. Moorehead any afternoon , after 2 o'clock. • SALESMEN—CathoIic; neat appearing; ; young men for city and road work Good j opportunity for advancement; salary guaranteed. Apply 7 to 8 a. m or 4 SO to 5:30 p. m. MR. NOLAN, manager. 303 North Fast TEX gcc ! solicitors for a live proposition, city and country work Sew Hastings, | Circulation dept.. Times, after 9 a. m. HELPERS Hr..! laborers wanted by ovn ployment dept. FAIRBANKS & MORSE CTO 21st ai rn a\-e j LATHERS wanted; twelve houses to lathe, i $3 per thousand Call Drexel 1124 R. 8 • MAN. handv with carpenter ar.d garden tool®. 2521 S Delaware. PAINTERS wanted Call 718 E. Fortieth | See M. SHERMAN. BOYS wanted. Apply Western Union. I Delivery department, j HOI;SE PA INT KRS. Randolph 5723. sales^n^wanted.^^ EXPERIENCED retail furniture salesman; excellent opportunity for men to work up. Chain of stores. City open. 70.000; 95 miles from Indianapolis. Address A No. 12711, Times. TWO young men over 21 years, satisfied with S3O per week while learning. Room | 502 Meridian Life bldg. F-EMALE HELP—WANTED. GIRLS over 18 years of ag* tb learn telephone operating. IND BELL TELEPHONE CO. Room 322. corner New York and Meridian. .GENERAL housework for white girl; o'*:d wages, good home for good girl. | 2127 N. New- Jersey. Kenwood 2 234. _V V Ari U N WAN T E L)— MAL E, ACCOUNTING. auditing. bookkeeping systematizing monthly and annual stateI ments prepared. Bookkeeping done at spar** time at nominal cost. Wash. 1015. SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE. i LACE curtains, family washings guaranteed. Call for. delivered. Circle 4867. : LACE CTRTa I* to launder, firet-cla.se work. Drexel 5309. 112 9 Da won et. CURTAINS Tu LAUNDER. 1 MRS, LUTZ. Drexel 0896. PRIVATE lessons In shorthand, typewriting bookkeeping, etc. JACKSON BUSINESS COLLEGE. 157 N. Illinois street. Circle 1214. PIANO—SAXOPHONE in 20 lessons, the Christensen way. BeginnfiJ and advanced. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL, 106 Pembroke Arcade Cir 1034. MEN to learn barber trade .TKI-UITY BARBER'S COLLEGE 309 E. Washington et., Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757. HOUSES—TO LET. (COLUMBIA ave.. 1613; newly painted attractive four-room house; not modern: . jas for cooking and lights, big yard; rain : water In kitchen. Rent 32U. Randolph 93ibU _ M FCaTS. ~APA F,TM £NTS—TO LET. FOR COLORED 21st Street and Highland Place New apartment building, ready for occupancy. Two rooms, dressing closet. bath. ln-a-door bed and gas range. Front apartments, |25; back aptfb. 322.60. STATE SAVINGS AND fRUST CO. Main 4613. 1648 Hoyt Avenue Three rooms, electric light, gas, water; newiy decorated. sls. 1708 S. East Three rooms and bath, steam heat, janitor service; newly decorated, i No. 2at s'is.oo. ; No. lat $35.00. r N RICHIE & SON I 710 Bankers Trust. Main 0520. 416 E. Vermont Four rooms and bath; Just newly renovated. Walking distance; $45 month. State Savings and Trust Cos. M? : 4518. ; MODERN 9-room apartment for rent; reasonable. N. Illinois at. Ap- ! ply 438 N. Illinois. Main 6201. ■ CAPITOL. N\, living and two sleeping • rooms. Circle 0615. fURtNTsH ED HCUSES AND FLATS. ! NICE COTTAGE with four furnished rant on reasonable terms. } Particulars, call Webster 0385 before 8 a. m., after 6 p. m. " TRANSFER STORAGE. - EST. 1895. Otto J. Suesz Packin", hauling, low rates on 1 California shipments. Through ! cars to Los Angeles. Main 2353-3628. Night, Webster 0699. PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. Prlvat* locked rooms knrt open space 16c per month and up. Local and overland transfer. We call and give you exact prices on any kind of work without any obligations 'l9-23 E. Market street, i Main 2750. Shank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE. TRANSFER PACKING AND SHIPPING. 227 N. New Jersey st. Main 2028. LI 1128. D.AVI9 & NORRIS, new storage house. We store household goods or anything Storage, packing, shipping or transfer. Circle 667 2. Night. Belmont 1026. Office 328 W. Maryland BRU CB KENNARD. T ItANSFER, BTO Rage. M Ain 0303; Main 6988; evening. ; Harrison 2258. MARCUM transfer Cos. Moving and trucking, 31.50 per load and up. Circle 6693. WE haul you anywhere, 33 per load. KENNARD VOGEL. Belmont 3456. EASTERN EXPRESS. Transferring of all kinds. Webster 1288. BAUGrakARX^F^

BOARD AND ROOMS—TO LET. SLEEPING ROOM, WITH BOARD, IN PRIVATE FAMILY*. SOUTH SIDE. DREXEL 1969. RO9 MS—TO LET. BEDBUGS. ROACHES, MOTHS. ANTS. destroyed with one application of "Sudden Decth." ALBERT MAAS. 81 Vl-glnla avenue. Main 1225. ATTRACTIVE 1 or 2 room- for 2, furnished or unfurnished; unusually desirable from every standpoint; garage If desired. For details call Webstar 6078. FRONT sleeping room; finest location; on car line: reasonable; home privileges; 35. Randolph 4714. NICE large sleeping room with kitchen privileges: will take lady with baby. Biookalde 1573. TWO MODERN rooms, lOOcfc clean; heat. light, gas furnished, J 25. 1530 Hoyt. Drexel 1407. ASHLAND. 1816; large front rooms, modern, gentlemen preferred. Randolph 8362. ALABAMA, 2030 N.; largo front room for ladies employed. Randolph 0806. CAPITOL 634 N.; modern sleeping room, walking distance. Lincoln 4202. LARUE room, board If requifed. No other roomers. YVebster 5297. CAPITOL ave., 321 N.; large furnished front room. Circle 4064. LIGHT H OUSEE EP IN GROOMS. MADISON ave., 1025; housekeeping room; kitchenette; modern, $6; private entrance. Drexel 5375. BUSIN ESS PLACE S— TO LIT. Good Opportunity. HAVE FRAME BUILDING, SIZE 20 FEET BY 36 FEET. SUITABLE FOR CARPENTER SHOP OR ANY SMALL BUSINESS. ALSO GOOD FOU SMALL REPAIR SHOP, FOR AUTOMOBILES OR GARAGE OR ELECTRIC SHOP CLOSE TO CAR LINE AND IN SOUTHEAST PART OF CITY. PHONE DREXEL 0.114 FOR PARTICULARS. Business Places 1708 S. East I.nrge building 30x60; electric lights and water $25. 2526 S. Meridian. Storerooms 20x32, 51500. I. X. Richie & Son. 710-12 Bankers Trust. REAL EST AT E—FOR SAL E. Here Are Thre% Bargains Double northeast, b rooms a side, aemlmodern; rent* for 120 a side. Frlca $3,000 cash A dandy six-room modern on South Delaware street for $3,750, Juat east of Garfield Park, 6-room eemimodern and ffarnge. nice yard. Price $2,750 cash Call Mr Anderson with I. N. Richie & Son. Main 0620. 710-12 Bankers Truat. Some Class to This Bungalow Modern, new and never occupied home of five rooms. Located near Burdaai Parkway b!vd., and near grood car line; fiuA neighborhood; ion* living; room mantel and rrate. Weil arranged dining ! room, hardwood floors. Kitchen, two bedj r-ioms and batH. Laundry (complete with | ' * irr.ace Tjrraced lot of good *!ze (North front P!'e to awll quickly. $6,500. $750 caah, balance $47 50 per month. THE h.ATKaS - KINNKaR FOMPAN’T. \lr. Strong. Main 1409, or Main 5627 evenings. Excellent Location S2OO Cash Five-room home, city water in yard; f !*’#rn at Jnk with eewer connection In house, yae for lights and cooking, cement cellar with sewer drain, near stores and school one square to English car. Gall ED O'CALLAHAN, South Side Specialist, with .McCord & McKinney, Realtors 511 Lemeke Bids Circle 5320 Eruiinga, Wabiter 8800. Three Bedroom Home South of the Creek Having reception hall, living room, dining room and kitchen downstairs, three bedrooms and bath up. laundry, garag*. large cement porch. Plenty of shade Located in 2200 block on Alabama, $7,000 on terms. Meredith & Johnson 888. Webster 7888 ! A NICE home 7 rooms and bath, three 1 bedroom*. built-in features electric : lights, nice basement, very easy terms, on j Klet< her, three room*, fine lot on Madison ave., SI,BOO, 7 rooms, bungalow design. | 2 high lots, S. Union, SI,OOO cash; easy [ terms. Dandy semi-modern double. ! Reville. $4,600; eaay terms. Everything j nice and good. Payment property west. ni<*e improved rural homes. 12 near New Bethel. $3,800, and many others. C. J. OSBORN. Drexel 6H4. Investment, Close In Two double houses close In. on corner of improved streets and car line, rented low at $37 per month. For quick sale. $2,760 Coma In personally if you want these houses. Dunlop & Iloltegel, Realtors $450 Cash will *!v you immediate posseaalon of a 6-room bungalow; gas elertrio lights, hardwood floor, furnace. Just been built aix months. Price $3,100. 1251 N. Mount street. E. J McCracken. CITY TRUST CO. Clr< • 4011 Rea, Randolph 4418. . w Five-room bungalow east; ([ rj yVi || thoroughly modern, 34.500, U II II . 32 000 balance 325 a is. u < per month Double east, 6 rooms to a side; modern, double garnge; lot 90x160 Renta 3100 per month; 32,000 cash, balance by the month. GEO A. LUCAS, 726 K. of P. bldg. Circle 6600. 2300 Block Southeastern Five rooms semi-modern, in good condition. for quick sale 32,359; 3350 cash, balance easy terms. Mr. Mclnteer. I. N. Richie'& Sod. 710-12 Banker*' Truat. 0520. Near Garfield Park, Past Bungalow, city water, cistern gaa electricity. aewer, basement, stationary tubs, full lot; house three years old; price $3,000: terms; call Truebiood, RELIABLE REALTY CO. Slain 0188. Evenings, Irr. 4213. Elder Avenue Dandy cottage 6 room, electrio light*, ga and water. Price $2,500; S3OO cash, j balance terms Dunlop & HoUegel, Realtors. 123 E. Market St. Four-Boom Cottage In good condition. 811 Maxwell street, i small cash payment, balance like rent. : See Moo. man. Security Trust Cos. Main 1804. Colored Buyers Dandy 6-room home on Cornell avenue; gas, city water inside, cistern, electric | lights. Price 32.400; 3300 cash, balance ‘'rmpunlop & HolteKel, Realtors. 122 E. Market fit. West 32nd st, N. Indpls. Buys six-room thoroughly modern ! home. Price and terms right. For full | information, ceil Mr. Graham. ELMORE BROS.’ REALTY CO. ; Circle 7962. Evenings, Ran 3005. East 21st St. Four-room cottage two squares east of i College ave. Price 31350: terms. Moven-Peelle Cos. 407 National City Bank Bldg. NINE-ROOM strictly modern Woodruff Place home, small bouse In rear. 8-car garage, lot 80x170; 32,000 cash, balance 3"5 per month. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. Main 0107. LEAVING CITY and must sell my strictly modern 6-room center hall style home on Guilford. Just north of 38th street boulevard; large lot. double garage. Main 0107. FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow, long living room, hardwood floors, built-in features; 3700 cash, balance monthly. FRANK WRIGHT. Irvington 0232. _ FINE S-rooro strictly modern home In one of best locations north; $9,000; terms. Main ,0107, WE build small houees Alaa

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REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. I Uonti'iueii) ! NEAR Robert Long Hospital, 5-room. strictly modern bungalow; $3,800; terms ! THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. Main 0142. REAL ESTATE south. Manksr avenue, five-room California bungalow; thorughly modern $4,350; terms. EVEKROAD. Drexel 3250. room* elvtrio :ig h:s. . garage, near car Una, $2,509 cash, or ! terms. EVERROAD, Drexel 8250. jiABOLr,' n ;s: o g-r a modern; exoei- ! lent bathroom fixtures; cash or terms. I EVERROAD Drexel 3250. BEAL ESTATE south. 1821 Barth; seven I room, 32.500; SSOO each S2O per month. EVEKROAD. DrAxel 8250. _ SIX R F street; terms. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. Main 0107. REAL ESTATE—SALE OR TRADE. OPPORTUNITIES What Have You Got to Trade? We have Inoome propsrty and farm# In any part of tha country, which we can match on any you may have from any amount. SI,OOO to $1,600,000. j For information lnquira ZION REALTY CO., 76 W. Fifteenth. Phones 4213. Gary. Indiaß L TWO doubles renting tor SBS to ti id* fur modern residence south of Fall Cteok. Alain 1232 REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN. Five-Room Bungalow IV4 Acres SOUTHEAST. j Klee trio lights, toilet inside, driven well '■ and outbuildings. About one sauare from car line and paved road. For quick ! sale $3,600, $650 cash and balance easy i terms. Mr. Mclnteer. T. N. Richie & Son. 710-12 Bankers Trust Main 0820 LOTS—FOR SALE. 2 l 2 Acres m MILES east of Irvington and H mile eouth of National road 11250; sl6 monthly. Call Webstar 6774 evenings or Cooper & Hadley 888 Lem eke Bldf Mala 8778. NEARLY half a< re on etreet north; excellent for chicken ranch. fruit or j vegetable*. Price $655. Will nell to re- • hponaible party for $lO down and $6 monthly. C'all at once. MR STRONG. Main 1409. Evenings. Main 5527. ! NEARLY half acre beautifully wooded lot fronting paved atreei north. Price 1875. Will ell to rtwpoisible party r r ! f25 down and $9 mon hy. .See MR. j YOUNG. Main 1409. Residence, Washington 1079. Bargain, Edgi-wood Acre lot clo*e to traction. M. BERRY, 802 Publio Savings. Main 6147, J REaTeSTATE- : WA NT ED. We Pay Cash for your run-down property; must be a bargain. Fowler & Eaton ! 201 City Trust Cos. Main 6871 | WOULD LI kIT TO LOCATE A MODERN 1 HOME EAST. ADDRESS A NO. 2709. . TIMES. WANT to buy 5 or fi room house near Brookslde car. Address A No. 2705. ! Times. _ CORN ground for cash or eharo rent; in clover now; 6 miles southeast. Beech 4 i I*o VO 15 5-1. ~ BUSI N ESS OPPORTUNITI E3- ~ CIRCULAR advertising and distributing business, suitable for either sex; experl--1 trice unnecessary; owner Instructs you; I prl-e 3360. Circle 2667. ] MILLINERY store doing fine buslneasj | will sell cheap. Main 8028. AUTpM OB I L E 3--FO R SALE DODGE BROTHERS m.-oor cars; a good assortment at all times. EJI.WALLfifc.w. wOMPANy OwmlaeiMMMnmVloina 148 North Meridian. Circle <4OO. ALL kinds of cars, |6O. S7B, 1100 down. balance email weekly payments. INDPLS. AUTO PARTS AND TIRE) CO. 614 N. Capitol. FORDS. FORDS FORDS’ Touring, roadsters, os low as SSO flown, balance one year. WIDES & MILLER. 644 B. Wash. Main 8493. j FORD touring, $125, 1917; also late 1913. A-l condition; demountable rims. Ford I touring body, bargain. 303-5 N. Senate ; ave, • CADILLAC speedster; good tires; new top: excellent- condition. Foroed to sell at a bargain. Inquire after 6 p. m„ 1330 Hoyt avenue. I'ORD, 1919; 1-ton truck chassis; good tires; perfect; bargain; terms or trade. WIDES & MILLER. 844 K. Washington. Main 3493. SEVERAL late models of Ford tourings and roadsters. For sale or trade; any make car. 725 Virginia avenue. FORD roadster, completely overhauled, $125. Better hurry. 220 S. Penn. Main 1 170 V USED cars, always a bargain, sale or exchange for any car. 610 N. East. Main 6736. WILLYS-KNIGHT 7-passenger; will sacrifice 510 N. Capitol ave., Indianapolis, MARMON chummy roadster; like new. 510 N. Capitol, Indianapolis. CADILLAC roadster. Looks like new, $1,150. 810 N. Capitol. PAIGE touring; good running order, $175, 725 Virginia avenue. PACKARD coupe, twin $. A real bargain, $960. 518 N. Capitol. BTUTZ roadster. $

AUTOMOBILES—WANTED. AUTOS WANTED I. Wolf Auto Cos. 619 N, Illinois at Main 1579. FORDS wanted, 2401 B Washington st. W>b*ter 7260. HENRY SEGAL. Open . AUTOS wantei WEISS MAN S. 212-14 B. New York Main 4446. AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. COLVIN BATTERY COMPANY Recharge, 6-Volt, f>oc; 12-Volt, 76c. Sew Buttery, Guaranteed Two Years. 611, $14.50; 613. sl6 50; 127, $22 50 121 E. MARYLAND BT. CIRCLS 1870. "FITTED TO ANY i AH FREE." If it 1* n g.->od used TIRE j you want, tha chances are that w have them any size $2. ROGERS 8115 W. Washington Belmont 4.700. FORD BODIES - Swissheim £z Parker 820 East Market. BRING your batiary vrcublae to ui We are ex per la in f hie work and our prlcee ore rifat. 4 volt rech&rgo uOe. rebuild c<inpieie M 00; 12 volt recharge 75u; rebuild complete SIO.OO south hide battery shop 413 s MERIDIAN BT. REDUCED PRICES Auto washing. Touring. 31.08. sedan. 31.25 SHROYER. >l2 W. Mar and. Circle 0853 AUTO WAHill NO Our specialty. 834 North Illinois. S & S Auto Laundry TIRES, ell eizew $4 am! up. Rebuilt cuein ge with NEW’ TREADS. We aino repair or retr ad your t!;■.-. ANDERSON STEAM VULVANIZER CO.. 411 North ; Capitol. Sd floor. MURAT TIRE AND RUBBER CO Intelligent service. Tirea and batteries. Alain Auto Tops and Painting 15 Kentucky Ave. JV^Q TC^R CVCLES ANJ3 J3K; YCLES. Now 1 the time to have your motorcycle overhauled and re-enameled. ERNEST HUGHES CO. 634-:-> Mass Ave, Main 6408. F< S 1.11 '-r i rsde. I' Ir. 1: li’.in n : o lorcycle wltli side esr. Webster 4055 after 6 p. m. CASH paid L-r a;i kinds >f motorcycles FLOYD PETERMAN. 609 Mas* ave. Main 702 9. I SC ELLANEOU S—FORSA L E. TYPEWRITER BARGAINS UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS fiLEAYEr>. OVERHAULED AND IN FINE CONDITION AND GUARANTEED. PAYMENTS IF DESIRED. ALSO BARGAINS lIN CTIIER MAKES. ASK TO SF.fi THE LITTLE NATIONAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER AND CARRYING CASE. LIGHT WEIGHT AND LOW PRICK. AT 18 I WEST MARKET ST. UPSTAIRS. PHONE MAIN 2686. Clark Typewriter Shop TROUSERS /T\ The latest eprtng etyle# f now in. Match Your l j j Coat and Vest. \t j The Pants Store |l| 2 Stores rnil of Pants w * 48 West Ohio St BEDBUGS. ROACHES, ants, moths, rata, mice, etc., exterminated In one treatment; absolutely guaranteed; no riddance, no pay. K- J. MOLIN & CO. Drexel 4477. , REPAIR your roofs that v,ere damaged by the hall with our asbestos cement coating; permanent and inexpensive. For Information call Mr. Thompson, Main 2280. ONE radio regenerative receiving set complete with one net of phones and cabinet, $l5O. Call after 5:30 p. m. D. R. SMITH. 601 Lueit avenue FOR SALE —Beautiful crocheted luncheon net, large centerpiece and doilies; will sell separate or sacrifice on whole set. Webster 6594. INVALID CHAIRS—Good, strong rubbertired chairs for rent, 83.60 per month Crutche*. 26c. Delivery free. BAKER BROS. MAKE your old coat look like new suit by matching a pair trousers with the CORRECT PANTS MAKERS CO. 104 H W Ohio St. A BARGAIN In 2 Easy vacuum and 1 Gain-a-Day eleetrio washers, soiled 34 South Meridian street. CHAMBERS gas range fireloss cooker; good condition. Price S2O. Irvington 4277. A NUMBER of used electric washers, S2O and up. 34 South Meridian street. CEMENT BLOCKS delivered any part of city. Circle 3033. 'miscellaneous—wanted^ GOOD, SOUND YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT THE STOCKYARDS MISCELLANEOUS— TO LET-

HOUSEHOLD GOODS—FOR SALE. Rugs—Linoleum 20 yards linoleum, $8.95; 9x12 seamless Brussels ruga, blue, tan, taupe and old rose, $32.50; imported Japanese grass rugs, 9x12, $0.50, 9x12 genuine gold seal Congoleurn rugs. $14.50; Wiltons, velvets and Brussels rugs at wholesale prices. New goods, all perfect. Dorfman Rug Cos. WHOLESALE CARPET HOUSE, 207 W. Washington. Lincoln 6760. GAS RANGES, remade in perfect condition; box patterns, SIO.OO and up. Cabinet style, $15.00 and up. Delivered and connected, cash or payments. CHARLES KOEHRING, 882 Virginia avenue. Drexel 9400. GAS RANGES, rentado in perfect condition; box pattern, 3X0.00 and up. Cabinet style, $15.00 and up. Delivered and connected. Cash or payments. MERIDIAN STOVE COMPANY, 927 S. Meridian st. Stewart 1742. DROP-HEAD Slnget sewing machines, $lO, good condition. Circle 6580. DAVENPORT, clean, desirable style; solid oak; cheap. Webster 6078. GARLAND coal range, reservoir. 752 Shelby, $lO. MUSICAL—S ALE OR WANTED. KUIiTZMAN piano; real bargain. ROBERTSON MUSIC HOUSE. 423 Mass, ave. Main 4531. PARLOR Grand, ebony case. $250 cash. CHAS, C. MORGAN. Randolph 4221. DOGS, POULTRY. PIGEONS, ETC. HOMES wanted for healthy homeless dogs. INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY. City <log pound. 424 E. N. Y. Main 0872, COAL AND WOOD—FOR SALE. No better coal on the market. LOW PRICES. ■ Beet Ind. or Linton No. 4 clean fk...56.00 Best Ind. mine run, 60% lump $5.00 Best 111. lump, large, clean fk $6.75 Best 111. gg clean forked $6.50 Best Brai.il block, large clean fk S7.OU Klndllr. ( with each ton. Delivered anywhere in th* city. Drexel 3280. Bt. 2225. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Quality, Service and Correct Weight. Since 1908. Ask your friends. LINTON No. 4. forked ~Bd)<> Pocahontas lump, forked 8.00 Pocahontas lump, genuine red ash... 7.50 Li. 6237. MERIDIAN COAL CO. COAL L H. BAIN COAL CO. ; Main 853 1 312 N P'ne. Main 3181, LEGAL NOTICE. NOTCE TO BIDDERS. Five-ton truck tractor for collection and j removal of garbage and ashes. ! Sanitary Diatrist of Indianapolis. Indianapolis. Ind.. April 13. 1932. | Pealed bids will be received by the board | of sanitary commissioners for the sanitary ! dlrtrlet of Indianapolis. Indiana, at lts office in the city hall, Indianapolis, Ini diana, until 10 o’clock a. m. on the 12th day of May. 1932, for one new' five-ton i truck tractor for use in the collection and ! removal of garbage and ashes, according ! to the terms and specifications for said flve-ton truck tractor o.i file In the office ;of said board Esch bid shall be accom- ! panted by a check payable to said board ; certified by a repu able bank of Indianapolis, Indiana, in an amount not less than $l5O. ■Said bids will be opened after 10 o’clock a in on said 12th day of May, 1922, but j the board reserves the right to defer action on any and all bids to a dale not . later than the !9th day of June. 1922, and th*, board further reserves the right to reject any and all bids. JAY A. CRAVEN, President. JOHN L ELLIOTT, Vice President. LUCIUS B. SWIFT. Board of Sanitary Commissioner*. Sanl- ; tary District of Indianapolis. NUTT E OF DETERMINATION TO ISSUE BONDS. i Notice is hereby given to tha taxpayers I of IVnyne School T •„ nshlp. Marlon County. Indiana, and ad other parties concerned . II: '*n April 10. I .122, a bond issue of $40,000 by sold school township was de- ! terrnlned upon hy the advisory board of aabl Wayne S, hool Township, for the pur* : pose of payit g for the construction of th# : four-room and basement brick school ; bulldlrg In S hool District No. 4 in the town if Claremont, eaid School Tow:.ship; said bonds t be In such denominations and bear such rate of Interest as the said ad- • and ory b ard may fix in the bond ordl- ; n.u >■•<: sh bonds to run for a period of not e\ and g rtf t<-. n >•:: i and Is pa> able at Home i, k r trust company la tits city of | Indlunapolla. Indiana. Ter, or n-....e taxpayers In such school 'district, other than those who pnv .toll i x only and who will be affected by the I proposed 1 .nance of such bunds anil who j may be . the opinion that such bonds ! el: iu!(i no'. b-< Issued, may file a petition In th offices of tht county auditor, Marlon County. Indiana, within fifteen days after ! the lust publication of tills notice, as provided by law. Dated this 22d day* of April. 1922. f JOSEPH M. HILLMAN, Trustee Wayne School Township, NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC. 59 —18509. in the Probate Court of Marion County. ! April term, 1 922. In the m:i" r of the estate of William F. Hants, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Iva Hants as administratrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her account I end vouchers In final settlement of said j estate, and that the same will come up | for the examination and action of said 1 Probate Court on the 27th day of May. | 198 2, at which time a.l! heirs, creditors or ! legatees of mttd estate are required to up- | pi ar in said court and show cause. If any 1 there be, why said ac ount and vouchers i should not be approved. And the heirs ! of .-aid estate tide also required to appear and make proof of their heirship. GEORGE V COFFIN, Clerk. CLARKE At CLARKE. Attorneys. NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS. ETC. 60—19021. In the Trobato Court of Marlon County. April term, 1 922. In the matter of the estate of Alfred R. Mosey, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Christian D Mosey, as administrator of the above named estate has prese tted and filed his account and vouchers In final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for Ihe examination and action of said Probate Court on the 27th day of May. 1922. at which time all heirs creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said court and show t cause If any there be why said recount j and vouchers should not be approve!. And j the heirs of said estate are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship. GEORGE V. COFFIN, Clerk, j NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice Is hereby given, that the under- ! signed has duly qualified ns administrator I of estate of Harry D. Brock, deceased, late jof Marlon County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. No. 20083. WALTER C. CLARKE. CLARKE St CI.ARKE. Attorneys I . ■ TOi. 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FINANCIAL. (Continued.! CONFIDENTIAL Quick Loans UP TO S3OO On pianos, v(ctrolas, household furniture and guaranteed notes. Loans payable in 8 to 20 monthly Instalments. Legal charges based on un£aid balance for actual time used. oans with other companies paid off and more money advanced. Hours 9 to 6:30. Saturdays to 1 p. m. Call, write or phone Circle 1-6-6-9. Beneficial Loan Society 601 National City Bank bldg. REALESTATE CONTRACTS PURCHASED SECOND MORTGAGES PURCHASED COMMERCIAL PAPER PURCHASED. WE ADVANCE RENTS ON LEASES. INVESTIGATE OUR NEW PLAN. AUTOMOBILE FUNDING CO. 913 HUME-MANSUR. MAIN 38CS. WE MAKE first and second mortgages on improved farms and Indianapolis real estate. AETNA MORTGAGE AND INVEST'T. CO. 608 Fidelity Trust bldg. Illinois Runners Shutter Four-Mile Relay Raceßecord DES MOINES, lowa. May I.—A world’s record was shattered In the four-mile relay, anew American mark was set In the Javelin throw and anew intercollegiate ! record was created In the running high i Jump, at the Drake Relays Saturday, j Two records for the Drake games were cracked and two were tied. The University of Illinois team clipped six and a fifth seconds of the world s record for the four-mile relay, covering the distance in 17:45. The former record of 17:5115 was made by the Boston A. A. at Easton. Pa., nine years ago. Milton Angler, another Illinois performer, shattered the American record lin the Javelin throw when he heaved I tbe shaft 202 feet 9H) Inches. The former record of 107 feet 5>4 inches was made by James C. Lincoln of the New’ York A. C., in New York in 1920. The new high jumping record fell to the honor of Lloyd Osborne, also of Illinois, who cleared tbe bar at six feet six inches In the running high jump, a height never before reached In Intercollegiate competition, according to Knuto Rockne of Notre Dame, referee. After bagging the lion’s share of the honor*, the Illinois team also set anew record for the Drake quarter-mile relay, winning in 3:20 2-5. The former record was 3:212 5. The Illinois half mile team : tied the Drake record by winning the I event in 1:284-5, which gave Illinois vicj torles in three of the five university class relays. ! Honors for breaking other Drake recj ords went to the Cedar. Rapids. lowa. I high school team, which set anew mark !of 8.27 4-5 for the two-mile event and 3:3115 f'>r the mile. The teanjs also I tied the Drake record for the half mile I high school relay, covering the distance ; In 1:34 3 5. The biggest upset was the defeat of i .Toie Ray of the Illinois A. C.. holder of seven world's records. Ray was vanquished by Ray Watson, an undergraduate of the Kansas Aggies, in a special one-mile match race In 4:24 2 5. MighScwooi FATRMOUNT. Ind., May I.—Falrmount Academy was the winner In a three-cor-nered track meet held at Falrmount Satj urday with Tipton and Eiwood as the (Other participants. The final standing s was, Falrmount, 45Vn ; Tipton. 33Ui; El- ! wood. 20. Tipton had practically a one j ninn team, Coy of Tipton niHking 28 | points with rive first pfucya and two sec- | onds. Lxceilent time wai made in all evtns. Tn a game featured by seventeen errors. Cathedral High lost to Carthage High School at Carthage Saturday, 12 to 10. Cathedral used three pitchers, only one of them being effective, but he went in after tte damage was done. Laffiey, Cathedral's shortstop, clouted out a homer in the first inning. RICHMOND, Ind., May I.—Connersville High School defeated the Richmond High School in a track meet here SatI urday by the score of 84 to 35. The ; meet was held on Reid field at the same | track meet. Horrall of Connersvllle won j first In the 100-yard dash, 440 yard dash ' and the running broad jump. Kennedy {won the 129-high hurdle race for Richmond and got third in the 2SO-jard dash and third in the low hurdles. Green won the shotput for Richmond. Flint of Connersvllle won the mile lu 4:55. When You Score a Ball Game In alt wler* n runn*r la retired by taring hit with n hatted ball, unle*a h&ttrd by himself, the batsman nhotild br credited with a basr hit. runners cannot advance on uch a hit, however, except ts make room for the batsman. Lew Tendler Saves Hands for Use on Leonard’s Jaw NEW YORK, May 1. —Body punching, a, .ording to a man close to the Giassm', menage in Philadelphia, has been taken up hy Lew tendler. almost to the j excision of all other manner of attack ito save those worthy brittle hands so they mar be used to better effect on Benny Leonard's jawn Tendler has taken part in a number of h ts in this vicinity recently on an two o- asions at least he was accusal of having hit opponents low. These Incidents are mentioned because they seem to bear out the contention that the left-handed gentleman from Philadelphia has been forced to alter his style of fighting. However, It Is difficult to Imagine a challenger trying to beat Leonard down : with a body* attack. This would mean I that Tendler would have to play a rnsh- ! ing game to get inside of Leonard’s rapier left auid the man attempting that is Ukelv to have a head left on his shoulders at the end of six rounds, juat as Charley Paddock is likely to run down by a steam roller. We are, of course, assuming that Tendler and Leonard will meet, ultimately. Right now the bout Is being smoked up with rare finesse, what with one word leading to another, and the doubt always In the air as to whether Leonard could dispose of this persistent young man with the same facility with which he tells you about It. Purdue l oses at Tennis I4AFAYETTE, 'nd., May L —Purdue lost Its first tenni match of the season here Saturday nfte noon to Ohio State The visiting team annexed one single match and the doub es. ,T. C. Daugherty of Purdue won from D. B. Judd, 8-4. 6-2. R. W. Munro of Purdue was off form in bis match with 0. W. Wlrtheim and lost, 6-2, 0-1. Both schools used the same men in the loubles. Daugherty and Munro could not get together until ’ate In the match, the Ohio team wlnn, ng, 6-1, 0-4. Laseball Fatality NEW YORK, May I.—A pitched ball which struck Early Heuer, 20. of Brooklyn, In the head while he was at bat in a game at B rooklyn Saturday resulted in his death Sunday. He was playing on an amateur term. ALLOY' RED’S CLAIM. CHICAGO May 1. A decision by K. M. Landis, commissioner of base,oall yesterday, allowed the claim of Cincinnati for a refund of $2,000 paid to Memphis in 1921 for Player G. H. Beryhlll, w*o refused to report to the Cincinnati Club. It was held that a club U not entitled to ■MiißßMiiflifl mt 111 lYtiiMiikifi

New World Record Among Features of Penna Relay Games PHILADELPHIA, May I.—Racing to victory In the world’s record time of 7 minutes 49 2-5 seconds, the University of Pennsylvania two-mile relay team cap* tured chief honors on Franklin field Saturday in the twen-eighth annual relay carnnoval of its own institution. While Pennsylvania with its record* breaking team stood foremost in the limelight, Cornell, Syracuse and Georgetown won relay titular places of prominence, and Earl Thomson of Dartmouth, Afred Leconey of Lafayette, Ralph Hills of Princeton, Murphy of Notre Dame and Leroy Brown of Dartmouth captured chief honors in the individual events. The new world’s record was established by the Pennsylvania quartette consisting of George Meredith, E. McMullin, J. Hanlon und L. Brown, and supplanted by a full second the time of the famous Ox-ford-Cambridge University combination. The one-mile championship race, won by Syracuse, also developed into a hairraising contest. From start to finish it was a battle between Syracuse and Princeton. Cornell captured the four-mile titular event, her sterling milers, Stickler, Carter, R. Brown and N. Brown, leading at the end of each mile. Georgetown uncovered a fine combination of 220-yard m#e in the half-mile relay and won handily over Ohio State and Pennsylvania. Earl Thomson, the Olympic star running his last big meet for Dartmouth, proved that he had lost none of his speed by capturing the 120-yard hurdle race run on turf from a classy field of hurdlers in fifteen seconds fiat, thus equaling • the time made by Ralph Simpson of Missouri University at Franklin Field in 1916. A few minutes later he went out for the discus throw and hurled the plattor 131 feet 3Va Inches for another firstplace medal. Ralph Hills, who occupied the position of youngest member of the American Olympic team in 1920, xvon the shot put with a distance of 46 feet 5 inches. Murphy of Notre Dame and Lerov Brown of Dartmouth outjuinped all competitors In the high jump. They tossed a coin for first place when the bar stood at 6 feet 2 inches, Murphy taking the first prize xvith a lucky call. Two Pennsylvania field stars took the running broad jump and the javelin throw when Rose leaped 23 feet 4®i inches and Brounder sent the spear out 187 feet 11 inches for anew Penn carnival record. Yale scored a first when Gardner shot over the pole vault bar at 12 feet 9 Inches, aud Leconey of Lafayette proved himself to be the fastest of a very fast field of Bprlnters by defeating Lovejoy, Cornell and Graeb, Columbia, in the final of the 100 yards in 9 4-5 seconds, equaling the carnival time made by Arthur Duffy, Georgetown, twenty years ago. - Busy Day at Butler for Baseball and Tennis Men With the baseball team meeting Muncie Normal at Muncla and the tennis team playing Wabash at Irwin field, today was a busy session for the Butler College athletic retainers. Little Is known of the strength of the Muncle ball outfit, but the general consensi sos opinion was that the locals would annex a victory. Staton pitched Friday against De Pauw and It was unlikely that he would be used against Griggs. Slaughter or Glasscock were available for duty and It was probable that ono of them would be selected for duy. The Wabash tennis meet got under way at 10 o'clock this morning on the Butler courts. This meet, one of the most Important and most strenuous on the Christian schedule, contained four singles matches and two doubles. Wylie, Graham, Thomas and Gloin were expected to uphold the Butler colors, but In case the program proved toooo strenuous Manfeld and Gaddis would bxr U|jj| able for a match. Next Saturday afternoon the bast team will cross bats with Ohio State on Irwin field. The Buckeyes handed Purdue a sound drubbing in the Conj ferenee opener, and since Purdue came | out ahead iu the Butler Series the locals : xvill be all the more anxious to take ! the measure of the Ohio Invaders. This game, which will bo the last Conference contest of the season for the Pagemen, Is one of the biggest on the Butler home schedule. Wagner Is New Athletic Head at Franklin College Anew athletic era, It Is thought, has dawned at Franklin College with the announcement that Griz Wagner Franklin High School basket-ball coach has been appointed basket-ball coach and athletic director of the college and Edle Duggan has been scured as football coach. Wagner, by virtue of his team winning the high school championship of Indiana for the past three years. Is one of the most widely known high school mentors in the Middle West and the securing of his services by tbe college Is expected to work wonders for Baptist athletics. Duggan, who for four years played fullback for Notre Dame, and held down a position on the Irish baseball team, Is expected to put these branches of athletics on a higher plane than they have ever before been at Franklin. On the heels of the announcement that Wagner has accepted this new position comes the word that Vandivter, Gant, Ballard and Friddle, four members of the Franklin High School team, will enter Franklin College next fall and play under the tutelage of their old mentor. Wagner, as head coach Rt Franklin, will succeed Will Nelp, who at his own request has been released to attend to his business interests in Pittsburgh. Nelp, who served but one year for the Franklin institution has accomplished results with limited material and almost singlehanded b jilt up strong athletic teams In all branches of sports. Independent Baseball (Continued from Page 8.) day's game should be present. Keller, Boots, Payne, Shine, J. Griffith and G. White take notice. BROAD RIPPLE, Ind., May I.—The Martnon 34 team hammered the ball to all corners of the field here Sunday afternoon and drubbed the Broad Ripple Aeros, 29 to 3. Link hit safely six out of seven times at bat for the winner*. TRADERS POINT, Ind., May L—The Traders Point Maroons defeated the Westfield Independents on the local grounds by the score of 11 to 2 Sunday. The game was featured by the heavy hitting of the locals. Next Sunday the Lincoln Highways will meet the local team here. The Meldon clnb defeated the Y. M. S. yesterday, 93. Kemp and Pretzel formed the battery for the Meldons. The hitting of Smith aud fielding of Steplln featured. The automatic department of the Western Unions again defeated the Morse team on diamond No. 1 at Brookside Park yesterday by the score of 15 to 8. The same teams will meet next Sunday. The Maroons won a loosely played slugfest from the Tantor *A. A. baseball team yesterday, 18 to 12. The winners crossed the plate eight times In the first and were never headed. For games with the Maroons address O. J. Queisser, 254S North Capitol avenue, or call Randolph 0518. The Meldon Juniors won from the Arizonas, 12-10. Noggle apd Buckner formed the battery for the Juniors. The Meldon Cubs lost to the Kelly A. C, 9-8. Everoad played best for the losers. Gun Club Results B. P. Remy and Harry C. Stuts divided high gun honors at the weekly trap shoot of the Indianapolis Gun Club Saturday afternoon, each scoring 96. and Ed Blessing, both each had 95 and tied f° r *' /^sSJeaS 1 ' Seth Klein and Tom Parry afagStm a 94 for third place.

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