Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1922 — Page 9

JUNE 5, 1922.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES. 25-29 S. Meridian St. Main 3500. Classified Adv. Dept. RATES. Ona time .11 per Hns Three consecutive times.. .10 per line Six consecutive times 09 per line Lodge and club notices (1 Inch or lees) .75 per Insertion Over 1 inch. .07 per line additional. Contract rates on application. Church notices (1 inch or less) 50c per insertion Over 1 Inch 07 per line additional Death notices 50c per insertion Card of Thsnks or in Memorlim Notices 07 per line The Latif Times charges small Want Ads as an accommodation to its readers. In re'urn for this courtesy the advertiser is expected to remit promptly. Ada received until 11:4$ a. m. for publication same day.

FLORISTS. INDIANAPOLIS FLOWER AND PLANT CO.. Central are., at *4th. We grow cut flowers, plants. FUNERAL WORK. Wash. 23*1. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. W. T. Blasengym CASKETS. 130.00 AND UP. $7.00 to Crown Hill. $6.50 to South Yards, Ambulance caiis anywhere in the city. $3.00. Also ambulance calls are made without charge t or parties who are unable to pay. Randolph 6570. Drexel 2570 1703 N. Illinois St. 1625 Shelby St. SS“ WivPxJs. Parlors 1322 Union St. FLAX NEK & BUCHANAN 320 North lilinula fc>t. Funeral directors to the people of Indian* apolia cl nee ISS7. Phone?—Main 0641-0642. LT. 2641. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY SHIRLEY BROS.’ (JO Main office 346 N. Illinois St. Circle 1916. Alain 1841. George Grinsteiner Funeral Director. 423 E. Market. OH phone Main COOS. LI. 7SOS. XcTwilson 1330 Prospect ST. 1671. Drexel 03*2. FINN BROTHERS Main 2176. 135 \Y. Market. Clrcla 2215. edwTlTho l max 2512 Central Ave. Randolph 5903. CHAS. A. HOCKENSMITH] 724 K. Illinois. Main 1166 LI. 1166. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 N. Illinois. WM. E KP.IEGER. Main 1154. Rec. phone, Ben Davis 332-1. GADD—BERT S. GADD. 2130 Prospect at. Phones: Drexel 0422. ST. 2273. U XDERTAK ERS—HISEY & TITUS. *sl North Dei. LI. 6564. Main 3630. H. D. TUTEWILER. _ *34 N. Meridian. Msin C2IS. OEATH and fumeral noTICEs. BA IrLM A NX. ALBERT H Beloved husband of Florence and father of Anna Kathryn Bailmann. pass* and away Sundi-y. June 4. at hia home. 4*12 Sunset Ave., uge 37 years. Funeral notice later. JACKSOX. CHARLES* e7—Beloved husband of Addie Jackson (nee Hawkins), father of Charles W. Jackson, brother of Alice Edwards of Raysvllle, Ind.; JOella Stonekir.g Los Angeles. Cal.; Her ry Ja kson. Kva Rorha* k and J* Fie Jackson of Indi&napoils and Ernest Jackson of Haj <• vtiie. passed away Friday. June 2. 11 13 p. m Age 4s. Services will be Le and at the home. 314 X. Liberty St. Tuesday, June 6, 10 am., after which the remains " ho taken to Knlghtsto*va. Ind.. f-r burial.

LAMBERT. J. X.—At hfa home. 2223 N. Capitol Ave.. Sunday morning June 4 Funeral Tuesday fafttn. on at 2 o . .k. Friends Invited. Burki at Crown Hill, private. S AVER, CHARLES C. —Passed away a • the residence. ;?4X N A ahauia. Saturday right. June 3. Funeral at residence Tuesday, June 6, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. SCHULZE. M ART A—'Age 6*y^rT S'ioday. 1.30 p. m.. b*?!ov**u wlf-. of Adolph S r *ho:so*. mother of Mis iurrv M*y. r. m F-kuke and Mrs • •-••nr Funeral at late 1. me, 327 Ea?t Mir-r.exota. Tuesday, June 6, 2 p. in. Frlf.rds Invited. Burial Crown HH*. W EST. MRS. JA N E E -Pa sse daw ay at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Bowen. 3524 N. li.i.n .is at., June 4. Funeral June 6 at resider *\ 5:13 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Rockvil> lr.d. WINKLER? FLOPEN’CE A?~ A? i" — "36 years, beloved wife of George L. V kler. died Saturday. June 3. Funeral servi-s w!il ho held at the family residence, all Bradshaw street, Tu:-day, Jurs 6, * p. in. Frientis Invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends ma> view' remains after 2 p. m. Monday. INMEMORIAM. IX MEMORIAM—In loving renter ibrar* of our mother and grat;dm**tbet. Mrs. Lrojfsa Heldenreich. who this life five years ago to*lav, Jane 5, l. 17. Lone but n t forgotten. By her daughter MRS. SCH WOM EVER AND HER SONS. WILLIAM AND CARL HEIDEXREICH LOST AND FOUND. POCK FT BOOK, containing sl2 or sls, two $5. three sl, on UI6 Yarides or 2‘Oi Martlndale. Hovey or Hillside; Mason receipt. chapt r pa.-*s. If money r.ot returned, receipts. 1031 Prospect. Drexel 1534. LOST—Bundle of keys In Buxton key' case between Broad Ripple and Indianapolis on Deo ration day. Finder call Beall. Lincoln 5346. Li. 47 73. FEMALE brlndie bulldog, white star on br*a-t . answer name -f Top-. vlc-.rJ -;. f Prospect and Churchman. ED MILLER. 1113 Harlan. Drexel 6226. Reward. LOST —Pa- kage containing blouse s=l!k petticoat, 3 Infants' shirts, on market or downtown. Main 0323. Reward. LOST —Anchor Delta Gamma pin, engraved Rev; Stewart. Phone Washington 2536. Reward. LOST—CANARY "ROLLER BIRD. TicTrTity 1519 E. Maryland. Drexel 7433. Liberal reward. LOST —Pocketbook: brown allk purse; $7.50 In cash. By Butler student. Reward. Randolph 1153 LOST—Red Angora cat from 1517 Wtuio st. Reward. Call Drexel 256 r .. PERSONALS. FAIRMOUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for confinement, private; prices reasonable; may work for board, babi-’a adopted. W rite for booklet. MRS.* T. B. LONG. 4311 S. Twenty-Seventh st.. Kansas City, Mo. INDIANA CHIROPRACTIC "COLLEGE. ~ Clinic for patients at 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.. on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. New location: $62 N. Pennsylvania street. WANTED —Good home for girl 13 years old to work for home. Call after 6 p. ni 517 X. D*vidon. BUSINESS SERVjCES. ELECTRICAL WIRING Light and power. Houses a specialty. Repair work given prompt attention; reasonable. DILTS ELECTRIC. 943 FT WAYNE. MAIN 3635. A Bath a Day is the Healthy Way. E. M. HARDIN CO. Merchant plumber. 2220 E. Mich. Webster 3001. HOWARD ELECTRIC CO. Electric wiring 5-rftftm cottage; complete. sl7. Drexel 9533. 744 Virginia ave. FEATHER? bought, sold and renovated; feather mattresses and pillows made K. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass. Main 1425. EX-SERVICE BRuS.. vault. ink or dry u cleaning PAUL WEISS. 626 Caldtvell. or C ircle 7615. PIANO bulld-r and tuner; repair all kind; work guaranteed. NICHOLAS HlLl>MAN. Belmont 0328-S. LET us clean your vault* cisterns end dry wells, good loads and large barrels. <*in> 5694 HEATH’S tV # . n Barber Shop Warn. comfortable bath rooms. 133 W. Market street , ” SAFETYRAZOR BLADES - Sharpened. TCTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana ave. ?HoE repairing while you wait. P-. U. KENNEDT. 216 N. Illinois. Main 2199. dYd - you sell it? If not. try the automaton* column, o t th* littM Want A4a

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Quigley-Hyland Agency, Inc. Suite 404 National City Bank building. Phone Main 2902. Local office International Secret Service Assn. Seventy offices In America and for°ign countries. MALE HELP—WANTED. |A^A^^VWW^<VW I VWVWWWWWV^^\ Colored Laborers 32 , / o Cents Per Hour 10 Hours a Day Call at Emp’ovment Office E. R. Raugh & Sons Fertilizer Cos. Union Stock Yards Ready for Work WANTED—BOYS to carry Time* routes In downtown district between East and West. South and St. Clair streets. Boys not over 14 year* old. See Mr. Mocrehead any afternoon after 2 o’clock. EXPERIENCED production foreman for local lumber company, operating general planing mill. State experience and salary expected. Address A No. 2723. Times. SEVERAL good solicitors for Indianapolis and surrounding towns. Commission and expenses. Mr. Hastings. Circulation dept. Indiana Dally Times after 10 a. m. THREE experienced men of neat appearance. commission only. MR. J. DELTON. Room 10. Spencer House. SALES MANAGER—There Is a big opportunity for some live man to aecure an ©xcUalve selling agency—line without competition. We have circularised your territory. and are able to turn over to you Inquiries from dealers ready to represent us Must finance initial order. Give telephone number if possible. ALCEMO MANUFACTURING CO., 146 Bridge s’ r“*t f Newark. N. J. INSTRUCTIONS. Indiana Chiropractic College, Inc. TEACHING THE NATIONAL STSTEM OF PAINLESS ADJUSTMENT. STUDENTS ENROLLED AT ANY TIME. CLINIC Full ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES AT 19 A M. 4 AND 7 39 P. M . (,’N MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. REGISTRATION FEE FOR PATIENTS 50c PER \VEEK NKB A DDitEss N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. POPULAR PIANO MUSIC taught in 29 l.s. n*. beginners anil u.iv.t:.cri Cin-U 6326. I‘LAitiC-li'tLES SCHOOL 10 \V-~Bt Ohio Ftrovt. PIANO SA X I ,PHONE in 20 le* >n.-. ti.e Chr.-’.-r n way Bg‘.nnr* ar;i advar.vf-J. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL. ! i'l-mSrok* Ar silo Clr. ’ .’4. M ::N - T”)T:.r > - r Twle. T l i l “| : i; AKBEI -s I ••-.ELEC, 5:. E V. ■ Mngtou ... iu In.i Clr. > 9757. FEMALE HELP— WANTED. Gjpr..^ over 13 yeare <*f ig- tc learn ph'*r e oprrvlr.? IN’D’ VN \ BUI.L TELEPHUX;*; U * Room 322. corner New York and Meridian a:. TI TREK r*-fined y -:ng to work eur r Gt.iJlt.g < unimWi-'ti only. Ai>SITUATION WANTED—MALE. JANITOR, exp-ri-nc-d. st:th city ri- fr r in' Ivn -niid :<!•' I. EX PERIENCp. D• it.-r P iTTify ~rvftr - once. I'j 1 1 :r •> 1539. SITUATJON V/A NT ED—FEMALE. WANTED to clean your luildirg windows in your rvsld-n ~ * r show v/h.hr.va In your p • • of business n> a: -• • d-$ \ per m eaning and clean ail painted yurfaces*. L**a . r :• -:e-. r rp - ■ fir ♦ • :.i ;> •.• k g'mra ■' .. National Window and Office Cleaning Cos. 302 CITY TRUST BLDG. MAIN 6064. erp.TAvNS t" laut.Uvr. MRS. I.UTZ I*re*ei 0<19'.. FLATS. APART VENTS— TO LET. APARTMENT, fulmar fiat. 15th anil Central. Randolph .’’s42. URNISHED HOUSES AND FEATS TWO fnrr.i-.hed aparttnenta for rent GEORGK A l.F< AS. 72-, K. of P. Building. Clr !e 6669. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. EST. 15. Otto J. Siu-sz Packing, hauling, low rates on California shipments. Througli cars to Los Angeles. Main 235J-362H. Night, Webster otj!>9. i-A ItTI.GW Ftnr.Pl!< ">F STORAGE CO. Private lo<-kod rooms and open npaoe 25c per month n r.d up. Local and over- i land transfer. We ’all and give you exa t price? )n any kind of work without any obligations. 4151-23 L. Market it reel. M rtin 2Vu 0. Shank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES For STORAGE. TRANSFER PACKING AND SHIPPING. j 27 N New Jersev st. Main 2926. Lp 1136. HRl'f’E, KENNARD, TRANSFER. STuita.ee. Main 9303; Main 6353. evening. Harrison 2256.

GATEWOOD BROS., tran*f*>rlns end hulir,(c. Ail kinds; rtasona-hlo. Belmont 0113. WE haul you anvwhere. 83 per load. KENNAII VOGEL. Belmont 2426 UNION STATION BAGGAGE TRANSTEB MAIN 711 ■ ROOMS—TO LET. CENTRA!* ave., 3060; furnished room: prtv!i<ge kitchen ar.d home; reasonable; permanent. Randolph 9071. FURNISHED room, modern, for couple. to ©hero modern home; references required. Drexe! 4737. 2411 COLLE' 7 F.. ~LA It* 7E HROvFsi,EKP--IXG ROOM. SUITABLE ONE OR TWO. KENWOOD 5551. CENTRAL 2327; pleasant modern front sleeping room, private family; one or two gentlemen. Kenwood 5751 BEAUT i FULLY FURNISHED ~ ROOM SUITABLE FOR TWO GENTLEMEN. CIRCLE 3625. DEI- ST.. 1623 N ; room suitable for gentleman or young lady employed. Kenwood 1765. NICELY furnished room for one or two gent emen; garage optional. Kenwu and 4573. 6:7 X. PENN.. Apt 3. nice clean *iry room, modern, reasonable. Main 5189. mark": 7 “7 112 K.: MODERN SLEEPING R'X.M. UPTOWN. CIRCLE 1441. MODERN furnished room, gentleman or employed couple. Drexel 2760. NR'ELY furnished rooms for rent. 3028 V Illinois. Randolph 6247. BEVII.E, 57 N.; furnished room; couple who works. Webst-r 4254. new York. tv., apt. front ROOM. CIRCLE Mi

SUMMER COTTAGES— RESORTS. SORORITIES, fraternities, clubs, etc., attention! One of the prettiest places on White River, with large clubhouse and grounds, near Broad Ripple (not around Ravenswood), is now open for parties, dancing and picnics. For arrangements phone Wash. 3259. FOR RENT —Hy season preferred; large well furnished cottage at Tippecanoe Lake; screened porch; two boats. 1349 South B street, Elwood, Ind. ATTRACTIVE summer cottage for sale, furnished, on White River near Fairview. Randolph 3740. LI GHT HO US EKE EPINGROO MS, PARK ave., 919; three nlceiv furnished front rooms for housekeeping; modern; first floor. TWO nice light housekeeping rooms. 1915 X. Illinois. Randolph 4897. BUSIN ESS~PL ACES—TO~L EiT" Storeroom 432 E. Washington st. Excellent location for small business concern. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main 4617. *0 FFICE—DE. S K "rOO M—TcTTeT OFFICE and deskroom In downtown daylight building; telephone and stenographer service. Webster 3001. FORD tourings, 3 1917; good running order; good tires; as low as SSO down. 64 4 E. Washington. USED cars, always a bargain, sale or exchange for any car. 515 N. East. Main 673 5. DORT touring. 1920; A-l condition; private owner, bargain. Main 8648 after 6 p. m. USED cars, alto ays a bargain, sals or exchange for any car. 615 N. East. Main 67*5. MAXWELL. 1920 touring. $295 drives her away. Terms. 644 E. Washington. BUICK D-45. A-l shape; good tires; $l5O down, balance to suit. 644 E. Wash. “AUTOMOBILE S—F OR~TR AD E.

Dodge Bros. 4 Door Sedan. .SBSO Ford Touring, brand new, starter and dera $475 Ford Touring, 1916 S9O Patterson 6 Touring $325 Studebaker Touring SIOO Dodge, 1920, Touring $575 CJl.Wallbrich Company DO— iMfIIMI Hi** 846 N. Meridian Used Car Bargains Monroe touring. Dodge sedan. Mitchell roadster. Chevrolet 400. Wentcott touring, Ford fi*-dan, Bul’k 6 touring. Mitchell touring. All of the above care priced low for quick wal-. Monroe Motors Corporation BODIES F!ve special stales. Regular new and SWISS!TEEM & PARKER Autowa Ames and Ford liody IdsL Hi.OT TOUR Mrojel C 45; porfeef running condition, fAir ilre.R Pr..e, $875. Easy paymentPilot Motor Cos. MH N Meridiem Circle 40?1 Maxwell r,.d ter; excellent mechanic*! ccndltlon. ; r • •< w tires, {75 d.iwn. 619 N I i.m* .s street. Iluick Hli POD ;E& OAKI.AND3. OVERLANI)9 F’.'RDS. nRIH'-‘<KS AND OTHERS. MAKE Torn OWN TERMS 518 N (APII'oL. OPEN EVENINGS. RD reads ter w Ith slip ,n b>>dy, $175. F- • 1 rw, ;-’er, ce:u..uiitabio rims, g< - ..1 cbrclif.cn. SI6S. 1' id tcuring : 'l7. f 1 50. 7 . T A 1.1. E N 7.6 Virgin!* avenue. SPKF.DST ER; wry g) >d corialtlcn; rea- ‘ SWlSShelm'" & PARKER CHEVRGr.ET 4 90 t.,urt-g neile etniut < v.. rt: i ..f werk. bargain at S6O WKLSSMAN-S, 21- 214 E. New York. V: 'i., 4 146 i'erd rod“*er 777TT$ilO Ford t* ur -.g. ... |SO AI.I.KX. 725 Y'ltgliJa ave. VVILI. trad-. 5 passenger Maxwell c,r for good rnctorcy a!-h s‘du car. .1731 Si • and Mr- et. V ebster *l4 7. FORD touring. 1319. cord tires, shook ahsorbers good condition, demountable rims. 725 Virginia menu-. dodge roadster. 1917; 1300 $129 down! b.- -gore 12 months. WEISS MAN. 212-14 E. New York. M. 44 46 1921 Ford sedan; like n v, sale or ex change for any make car. 725 Virginia avenu-. PAIGE the best little touring In the city f>r 1-95. 220 S. Pennsylvania M.ut, 1795. BUICK 6. roadster,’ $37 Ter-nit 90 day*. Guarantee. Open eve lg . 237 N. Pa. BUICK 6, lete 1919. roll dshed Tlita'now 7 ; bargain, {685; terms. <;! N. Illinois at. DoD<.K" 1917 tour.. S2O. Terms 30 days Guarantee. Open evening*. 235 N Pa. FoRD rdsl.. 1919. U. 5, $-;0 down. WEI3S MAN, 212 E. Nfw York. Main 4446 MAl'iSoN 6 tour, $lB5. Terms. Open event! g*. 233 N. Penn. AUTOMOBILES—WANTED. Automobiles Wanted Can Use Packards, Cadillacs, Marmons, Piercps, Arrows, Stutzcs, Huicks, Oiflsinobiles. Mercers. Paiges. Will lav High Price. What Have You for Hole? Pioneer Motor Sales Company 510 N. Capitol Ave. weTneed the cars and MEAN BUSINESS If you v*ant to your r.-tr bring title and tar. We deal quick and pay cash. WEISSMAN 212-14 E. New York St. Main 4446. AUTOS WANTEIT WE PAY CASH. NO DELAY. I. Woiiff Auto Cos. Autos Wanted Cash for any car. See us. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 518 North Capitol. Main 2638. 77/. TRUCKS—FOR SALE. ~ FORD panel truck and Ford with open express body. FVrd 1-ton truck. Sale or trade. 725 Virginia ave. AUTO REPA IRIS AND SU PPLI Esfi If It Is a good used TIRE you want, the chances are w.at w have them any siae J 2. ROGERS 3115 W. Washington. Belmont 4300. BRING! your battery trouble* to us. We are expert* In this work and our prices are right; 6 volt recharge 50c; rebuild complete $6.00; 12 volt recharge 75c; rebuild complete SIO.OO SOUTH SIDE BATTERY SHOP. TIRES, all *!*•*. $4 and up. Rebuilt casings with NEW TREADS. We also repair or retread your tires. ANDERSON STEAM VTIMANUIiK CO., *ll North Capitol, M floor.

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AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. We carry a complete lino of Kelly Bpringtiebl, Caterpillar an<l Goodyear all-weather solid truck tires. See us before you buy and get our prices. John Gucdcllioefer Wagon Cos. 202 Av#. BATTER V SEKVI(’E Free inspection. Get our pr.cew. New battery. Guarantee a two years. 011 ty j)tj $1 Exchango For all €l3 typo sl4 50 I‘rlcos. Autos 127 typo $22.f10 Colvin Battery 121 E. Maryland. ' Circle 1870. Blear Service u* loi k your c r over ovtry thirty (ky\ It may nave you monov. ‘’LARK A HOSE MHi ER 1012 Park. Uircio 4f32, Night. <’irv , U 20 7 AUTO WASHING Our S (M: S Ant<' Laundry MURAT TlifE In'D REBMER go. Inei" llger.t eervhe Tire :d h.tterlea Main 6555 203 E. .New York -tret. MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES. NOW 1* ti e time to have y. or motorcycle ERNEST llrnilks CO. 534-36 Mo -. A . ■ M .In 6 I G i-Asii ; aid for M . k.h'i. of n .nV EI.'GD I'ETERMAN tvj .V .- ■ Mnl a 702 3. NOTICES." BEDBUGS, roaches moth*. mis, 6.. S’.rovid with O' e m.p:t * |..n . f s.aide-. Death." ALBERT MAAS, 21 Virginia Ave. Main 1225. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. Beßefemfiairse Street 2300 Cluck Suit:.!.!, f.r !. r,.-- r : .i v r 'm • er*. I*re<nt owner* re-elved 1130 month In addition to hi* own living quarters. Slx room and hath up. elx rooms down. hard* floors over all. front Rio! back stslr*. trout drive gnr:-g, i,i o garage t- r-nr. S-ll on v.-ij i.1.eral term* if ,1-slre.l, $1 OnO sh balance moruhly. <’;,!! Mr. Griffey, Randolph .367. Snadny and evening. J. B. GrifTcv 1023 Hurn<*-.M.inrtur 1401 g Haiti sU7ti. Bar^aflo S4OO Gash iiMTiFii mmwi Horne Nino rhhm.l, bath, furnaco, hot water heater, exceedingly well built and In excellent condition; forest trees, fruit and shrubbery on a south front lot :.xl7 7 ft. An Ideal home at a bargain price. Balance* easy terms. Realty Finance Cos, Lincoln 4405. Eves., Ran. 091 J. Central Ave. Home North Six rooms, cottage style, all rooms on ground iloor, hardwood, elegant fixtures; full attic floored; full basement; hot water heat; full lot. east front. Exceedingly comfortable horns and located on the best car line In the city; about. $1,500 cash, balance monthly. Randolph 1381. Cozy Bungalow Like Rent Modern five rooms and bath; hardwood floors, long living room, mantel and grate, large dining room, 2 well arranged bedrooms, bath, large basement, complete laundry. Lot 40x1 40. Located on West Twenty-Sixth. near Burdsal Parkway blvd. Fine neighborhood. Price $5,000; SSOO cash. $45 per month. Call Mr. Strong. THE GATES-KJNNEAR CO.. 7SO Bankers Trust bldg. Main 1409, Evenings, Main 6 r ’7. Six-Room Semi-Modern on the hill; Blaine avenue, one-half squaro to car line; good barn, fruit, shade. Price $2,800. Small down payment, balance* monthly. Why pay rent 7 Call Mr. Turner. Main 2957, Grin J essup Land Cos., Realtors. 795-10 Occidenta’ Bldg. .Main 2957. INDIANA'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION. SIXTY-EIGHT ar-ra* of level land. 8 mile* eaj)t of city; $135 per acre, one-third caeh. MR. WRIGHT. Irvington 0292. SIX-ROOM modern double; fine place; large room, full basement, garage, cistern. Build your taste. Riley 1855. SIX-ROOM - MODERN - HOUSE, BY OWNER. *l4 N. GRAY.

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REAL ESTATE—-FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE OF THE HOME BREWING CO., OF INDIANAPOLIS Will be on enle on June 7, 1922 at SO A. M. on the term* and condition* noted below; Nothing Reserved Th p'.-int <>uth <-f ialy street to be *' 1 ' and with equipment. Including engine*. b<Wrs. fie m.i ■•hSroe. refrigerating p.ant, vacuum pan *nd Htbrnge vale. A valuable n alt evtr.n-t b\i*dn**re with trade will g with tie piar; i fur the inventory prlc® of dio rn*-i ■ huuilsc and container* on hand If pur *1 ts**r Pr-'-fpei-t've buyers may lr;.spect the p ant by previous arrange,” . *.t over pi.one at our office. I r xv: 1; o % Lint of the properties and Information m.y l . had \ ■ a,p:ying m the off! * of the r: ; *n ••• at ruse and Daly street h, • r fr <\ yfti dlrcctore. m 'imzmwm so* TERMS AND CONDITIONS. Sen!f*d bid* *•* be delivered to the office prior to 10 o'clock a m of June 7. 1522 Gu.-a on oedvry of deod or one-fourth ‘ a ... at.d -fourth each In three, elx an i nli - nr>r,H' with 6 p**r cent interest Plds t * • I t t !ba ■••>mpfmy. Certified ch-“ k f r 5 Mntnlmum 55 ■; * hoco:i.pa a bh! No bid for than aj•i >r: t. - ,J voCue *•> be • n ;-lered Slng> •-d -r ,vii tb • projary . u i be csnaidd. Pr .“old s t to t.ii “ f>r Cos. to :roi: Ipa l jf - - •o-nte ami to La.* . *p; '.ffiii'iiiH, it’,: other de’aiis G'"n ap ; .. .* u Martin dale Ave. Home 2-KM) Jilock f r t-iiliiri'd, flv* rnixni*. 1. • *••!,-; tr<-9 room* can b* •••! b"-. - -V'rlc !ght- city and nr.ft vval. r; large lot Erica, s2.f.uo.v,<>; i puyincan. Gall Mr. Barnes Kanduiph 1981. Sunil;, ya r rv, nli g * J. B. Griffey Company 1023 Hume .Mansur liuilduig MAIN 3076. New, Never Oeeupied S'x-room hnu.se* mow In , onrsc of con-etru-di.m In ilifferent partn of city). M’ru-fiy rr.odein; full bine: i.*nt with wwi-r < oiii.**. : :..n. furna- e. 'mp!r*te bath. gas. ♦•!*•* i :ic light h city wale, Hunroom. h.ird- ; o-*d a. dt- orailunn, liandellera, full ' pri; e s♦. 4*’ i To $ -..VnifoO; ferine. $1,000.00 clown, bftiuiiue : orithly; or if ><>u own lot wi • h ii'y !:.. j we • ;n build one of our plan <*f :.>us**s and flnan- e for von ;oon:.:-. paw;. • :s. THE SOUTHERN I.UMMER Ut). (ii’.'l Eli K of V. Hiig sSf>o Cash Semi-modern, four-room imuw with gar.ig.; corner I->t. 30x110 feet at Me Rim avenue and Hates >T-d, a bargain. Owner leaving city. Balance $2 5 per month. Trustees System Mr. Johnson. Main 5857.

Cozy Bin migaSow Like Rerat Modern. flvo room and bath, hardwood floors, l** ii ier living room: mantle and Hr* to. Lu: f :n dining room. 2 well arrang'd bedrooms. Bath, largo baaement. < Minp’.eto laundry; lot 40x140. located on West Twenty Sixth near Burdsall Parkway boulevard. Fine neighborhood. I’rlco $5,000; SSOO rash. sls p*r month, rail Mr. Strong. THE (JATKS-KINNEAK COMPANY. 7*o Bankers Trust bldg. Main 140* Evening.-*, Main 5527. m SIX-RooM modern; long living room, newly painted, east front; nine cement front, porch, three bedrooms, hot water upstairs and down; east. Terms. Six rooms and bath; Fletcher avenue. Easy terms. Five rooms; Villa avenue; *asy terms. Six rooms, furnace and bath. GO-foot front, cement front porch, two-oar garage; Madison avenue. Terms. Many others. <\ J. OSBORN, nre_xel_6l4. Move In Tomorrow $250 Cash, Balance Like Rent Brand new bungalows; 5 rooms each; well built; conveniently arranged; garages; largo lot. E. J. Sexton Main 0151. Drexel 3231. Five-Room Cottage on lot 60x235. east of College avenue on Fifty-Second street. Can sell this well located property on small cash payment and remainder like rent. Monen-Peelle Cos. A TT Double north, four rooms (I TT /\ II to a side; near 38th, \y || II $4,500; SSOO cash. balance $43 per month. Kents $23 per month each side. GEO. A. LUCAS. 726 K. of P. bids. Circle 6600. Evenings, Belmont 4026. IF YOU are looking for a home rooms nnd kitchenette, abundance of flowers and shrubbery, young fruit trees. In the 6800 block north. Price la right. See Mr. Anderson. I. N. Richie & Son. 710 Bankers Trust Cos. Main 0520 University Heights Four rooms; electricity, two lots. $2,000; on terms. Main 0186. Evenings, Irvington 4 313. Six-Room Side Double Close In; good condition; renting $35; price $3,000. $350 cash. Main 1232. Cottage, Near E. 10th Five rooms, modern except bath; A-l condition. Beautiful At. Terms. Main 1771. '

REAL EBTATE—FOR* SALE. (Contlnoed.) Live Where You Have Room to Breathe W hava a six-room house having cellar, large front porch, well, garage, east front. One block to paved road. 2 blocks to traction stop. Just four houses In a forty-acre addition. Price $2,500. Terms. $l6O down. Call Mr. Meredith. Meredith & Johnson Main 2893. Webster 7958. Modern Home Near Spades Park Sir rooms and bath, hardwood floors. Fine condition. Double garage. Full lot; paved etreet. Located on Brookslde ave. Price for quick sale only $4,750; $1,500 cash, balance like rent. Call Mr. Strong with the GATES-KINN'EAR COMPANY. Main 1402. Evenings, Main 5527. REAL ESTATE—FOR TRADE// S6OO EQUITY In 4-room cottage for Ford touring. 329% E. Washington. REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN. Submhrlban Attractive new 5-room bungalow, garage and three lots north; about 2 squares west of Stop 5. Lafayette traction. Term*, or will trade for city property. See Mr. Foreman on the ground Saturday afternoon. Call Owner. Main 01S6. Evenings, Drexel 1 493. WASHINGTON; 5000 W~ Four-room house; large barn, henhouse, grape arbor; $l5O down. Ben Davis 101. / LOTS—FOR SALE. Th# A-B-C of home ownership. Bow you can start on $lO or more and then pay $1 or more weekly. Thousands have euc'weded on our plan—so can you. Be Independent, shake the landlord. Phone today, now'. Main 1409. Ask for Mr. Kinnear. He will tell you how to proceed. 7 60-62 Bankers Trust Bldg;. $lO rash and SI.OO weekly buys fine. level butldlng lot. 50x132 feet, located northeast. Price, $365. Responsible party only. Mr. Klnnear, Main 140$. Evenings, Washington 4175. RESPONSIBLE party ca nbuy KO-foot. eaat-front. level lot. on Wallace St., near 38th St. Blvd.. for $lO c*ah and $1.25 w#*kly. Price for five days only, $450. Very desirable for bungalow home. MR. ML GY, Webster 1144. Wooded lot northeast on !7th 3t. # 8 to 10 fine forest trres, near car line, paved school, etc. Size 53x141. If taken in five days, only $25 cash and $2 weekly. Pri- e, $l5O. Gall Main 140$. Evenings. Washington 1079.

I ACRE lots east. $450 to $750. $lO cash. ! balance monthly. COOPER & HADLEY. S3* bldg. FOR S.aLE Two vacant lots at southeast cf-rr.*r of Denny and E. Washington st*. Main *771. DANDY building let. half block of Garfield Park. $575. Drexel 3-50. FINE 50-foot Meridian street lot at a ; bargain. Call Randolph 4RO 3_ ! FINK '.O-foot Meridian strict lot at a | bargain. Call Randolph 4u3 A lot for $lO rash, then $1 *5 weekly. Located northeast. Good neighborhood, with fine homes In sight. Sir*. 52x143. Price, for five deys only, $4 45. Main 14 09 Evenings. Washington 107 9. FARMS—FOR SALE. •EAST, five-room modern bungalow SSOO cash hn nee monthly. MK WRIGHT. I Ir drgton 0252. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. | SHOE repairing shop; the only exclusive store, in a city of 15.000; fully equipp' and with Champion ma ehinory; also G-ehair shining stand; for full particulars write or cal! at shop. John L. Moore_ 216 Blackman street, Clinton, Ind. WANTED ro sell or trade a part of my property in Die Everg‘n. les for a home or *:naii business In Indiana wi ! a so lake a partner in the truck and poultry business in the Ev**rgiad**s Th.s Is your * han e for a winter home and a good j e to n pke nony. WrPe E SHANA--IF.RGKR, Moore Haven. Fla , or GDI I W.at Boor- street. Frankfort. Ind. Fowler & Eaton We have cash customers ? r yrocerißS rooming house* and other business properties *Ol City Trust. Main 6371 Vl! s c EL ,L ANEOUS—FORSALE. Match your Coat with /T\ a pair of Trousers at |j | I The Tunts Store Cos. / 2 Store* Full of Panta. JB 4?< W. Ohio- -114 E. Ohio st. Rough Kindling Wood SI.OO a Load. Haul It Yourself Nonivke ik Marmon Cos. Kentucky Ave. and Morris Street. Get Pass at Gate 3. $2 DOWN WILL BRING CORONA The Peisonal Writing Machina JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 22 8. Penn. St. Tel.. Main 2890 MAKE your old coat lixxk like new ult by matching a pair trouser* wllh the CORRECT PANTS MAKERS CO. 10 4Va W. Ohio St. LN VALID 01*1119 —oooU, mrvng rubbertired ebatr* lor rent. $3.59 per ineaiiL Crutchoa. 26c. Delivery free. BAKER BROS. DENTAL oitflt for sale; In city of 16.000; sftuo. Address DR. I. W. BORDEN 702 V Lincolnway. FOR SALE—Beautiful crochet luncheon ■et. Larg centerpiece and six small ones. Call Webster 6894. A BARGAIN in 2 Easy vacuum and 1 Gain-A-I>ay electric washers, soiled. $1 South Meridian etreet. WHEN YOU~THINK OF TYPEWRITERS THINK OF JUDD. 22 S. PENN ST. A NUMBER of used etectrlc waaners. s**> and up. 34 South Meridian street. MISCELLANEOUS—WANTED. GOOD, SOUND YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT THE STOCK YARDS 'HI* Li ■', Hi I'.SQBS! XVIEEKDI WANTED —500 lawn mowers to sharpen; rensonable. 126 Virginia ave. M, 4989. WANTED —6.000 lost key* found at JOHN B. FOLTZ. 126 Virginia ave. Alain 4989. HOUSEHOLD GOODS —'FOR SALE. /VVS/WSAAAfWWWWWWSAA/NAAA/WVW Rugs—Linoleum Imported Japanese grass rugs. $6 25. SPECIAL GOLD SEAL Congoleum rugs, 9x12. $13.25. Rug borders, 24 Inches wide. 38 cents per yard; 26 Inches wide. 54 cents per yard; hall runner, 10 yard*. $3.50. Brussel*. Axmlnster*. velvet and Wilton rugs at lowest prices. ra* TfWTzmtr*cst) 207 W. Washington st. Lincoln 6760. DRESSER, bed spring, mattress, refrigerator, coal range, gas range, bath tub. high speed washing machine. Harrison 1*74.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS—FOR SALE. (Continued.* GAS RANGES, remade in perfect condition; box pattern, SIO.OO and up. Cabinet stvle, sls 00 and up. Delivered and connected. Cash or paymen**. MERIDIAN STOVE COMPANY. 927 S. Meridian st Stewart 1742. DINING room suite and library table; dark oak; good condition. Call Webster 7763, £ GAS RANGES, remade In perfect condition; box pattern. sl<bO*k and up. Cabinet style, $15.00 and tA Delivered and connected. Cash or paytnlnts. CHARLES KOEHKING. 882 vVirglnla ave. Drexel 9400. a , MUSICAL—sAe OR WANTED. PIANOS TUNED and repaired; all work guaranteed, ROBERTSON MUSIC HOUSE, 423 Massachusetts ave. Matn 4531. PIANO, upright, good cnoditlon, cheap If sold at once; SIOO. Belmont 2948. PLAY'ER PIANO—-Will take cheap lot; balance payments. Randolph 4221. DOGS. POULTRY, PIGEONS, ETC. RABBITS for sale. 1108 N. Warraan ave. Belmont 1857. c~hT AMD VVOOD—FOR SALc. AAAAA^WW>AAAWWWWVWWS/W^VW BOXES and aorap lumber; 600 per lo&d. MAJKTIN-PERRY COUP. MACHINERY AND TOOLS. PATCH machine, fcoio cutter, jack. Call -. EGAL NQ j icgsT7"~~ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. Indianapolis, Ind., June 1, 1923. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the State Highway Commission, Indianapolis. Ind.. at lu o’clock a. in., June 23d, 3 922, f-r surface treatment, bituminous a.id penetration top on State loads as described below: Proposed Contract No. B—Date aot for completion. Sept. 15, 1222. ROAD 1, Section A, yi Floyd County, extending from tne north corporation line of New Albany In a northeriy direction \ mile. ROAD 38. Section A, In Clark County, extending from the north corporation line of Jeffersonville to a Junction with State Kna i 3. Section A, a distance of 7.2 miles. ROAD 42, Section In Harrison County. extending from Harrison-Floyd County line In a westerly direction 8.1 miles. ROAD 42. Section D, in Floyd County, extending from the went corporation line of Greenville in an easterly direction 5 miles. Proposed Contract No. 9—Date eet for completion, Oct, 15, 1922. ROAD 4, Section W. In Dearborn County. extending from the eaat corporation line of Aurora to the west corporation line of Iyttwrenceburg, a distance of 2.S miles. HOAD 4. Section X. in Dearborn County, extending from the ea.st corporation lino cf Or'-end a!> to the Ohlo-lndlana State line, a distance of 3 1 miles. ROAD L'L Section H. in Jefteraon Count, extending from the north corporation line of N *rth Madison In a northerly direct!'.:! to Wirt, a distance of 3.9 miles. Pimo*.*d '•ultra t -V* 10 —Date set for completion, Oct. 13. 1022. R AI) 12. Section B. In County, expending from fihe north corporation line c.f ( r , towr. of N odmore, a dlMMr.ce of : 1 ml lea. ROAD 22. SectJnn i n Monroe County, extending’ from tJio iu*rth oorp*ratlon line of B oomlngton !r: a northeriy direction a distance of 2.1 miles. A s > part of th* above aeotfnn grinning at out 1 o 5 miles north of the north corporal!’ n ilr. of Bloomington and pxt*r:dif3r !v a northerly direction a distance of 0.9 miles. fi. Section A. In Monroe County, eM< : dlfig’ from tito west corporation line of B •> ' *:. - p rorti.westerly direction. \ distance of 3.1 ml! s. Prop- -s.-,l . •intra -• t N" 1,--Date st for compo-tlon of a.' Btirfa e treatment. Sept 15 192 2. Date set for rompu-tlon for all penetration. Oct. 15, 1522. P. 'A!* . 3. In Wayne County, exter-Ilrcr fr'-m the xvevt corporation ilri“ of Ri‘'bmor.d tn a wwt-riy dl ■ tion to ♦ r.*6? *■ A. of n--r re road 1.25 miles. lUAH 3. Se ti'.n T. tn \Yayn* County, ext ' and -M horn the corporation line of P.i h-Tv • i east to Ohio-1* d:ar.a State Hi e 2.5 7 mtß*. !:• \\> : S-crlon B. In Wayne County ex*- 'id!.r :: freon th** north corpc.ratlon lir.e cf : . h- : .1 in a southerly direction, 0.3 ITll’e. p<*.\r> fi7 S M D. ir: netware County * r.d* r * *:p v- •• •!>-rnflon ’- e '--f M : lei- a w- .?• r y dire tlon.

ROAD 5’ Section E. In Delaware CounII of 5. : -t In westerly direction.. 0.7 ni'.!". D Sc-tfon C. in Grant County, ext- ndinp from t: ■’ east corporation line of Marion in an eastt riy direction, 0.3 m!> >’■ I\D it, yctton E. in Grant County, ext'-rd' r from the fcu-l corporation line of Marlon in a southerly direction, 2.6 mth c. Proposed Contract No 12—Date set for „J. oftor". Sep* 13. 1972. ROAD 22 section 6. in Marion County, extending fr c •' *ou*hwc*t corporation line r ( Indi.inapo'la in a southerly direction 5 1 *:;]• ROAD 32. Section H. In Montgomery County. <"•• • '' .' from north corporation line of CrHwfordsv'lle. Ind., in a northPropos it i'ot,Ma t No. 15—Date set for .- n< * 1 1922. U(|\l> IS Stislon K in A''en County. . •'• • th- sou' *. corporation line of Ft Wayne in a southerly direction, 3.73 miles. l-o 'AD 2'. Section E. in Elkhart County, ext." .: -v from the south corporation lire of Goshen, tn a southerly direction, 3o) miles. Rti.tn 14. Section K. in Allen County, extending from the west corporation line < f " \\au; Ir, a westerly direction, 0.8 mile. Proposed Contract No. 14—Date set far completion of all surfa-e treatment. S* pt 13 192.’ Date s-t tor completion of all bituminous macadam. Oit. 13, 1923. ROAD 2. Section D in 1 .aporto County, certain parts between Porter-Laporte County line tn the city of Laporte, a le '>. of 3.477 rdb s. ROAD 15. Section C. in lAt port# County, cxiei ding from t* •• south corporation line of the city of Laporte to the Grand Trunk Uailr. ad crossing in town of Klngsburg. a length of 5.455 miles. ROAD 41. Section 15. in I.aporte County, extending from the Porter-Laporte County line east and south to the Pennsyl vanla Railroad crossing in the town of Wa a'ah. a length of 3.13 miles. Proposed Contract No 15—Date set for completion. Oct. 15. 1922. ROAD 8, Section O, in Lake County, extending north from point on State Road No. 2 at east side of Merrillville to point one mile south of the south corporation il-e of Ciiy of Gary, a length of 2.4S mites. Proposed Contract No. 16 —Date set for completion of all bituminous macadam. Oct. 15. 1922. Data set fer completion of all surface treatment. Sept. 15. 1922. IR > • > Section X. in Carroll County, extending from the south corporation line of the City of Delphi southward to crossroads. a length of 2 94 miles. ROAD 7, Section F. In Cass County, extending from the west corporation line of the City of Ijogansport westward, a length of 2.5 miles, ROAD 59. Section E, in Marshall County, extending from the erst corporation line of th town of Culver eastward a distance of 0.9 mile. Bidder shall file bonS with his bid equal to one and one-half times the amount of his proposal. Proposals, bidding blanks and specifications are on tllo In the office of tlio State Highway Commission, Indianapolis, Ind., Room 212 Capitol Building, where same may be obtained, Contract will be let to lowest and best bidder, but the right is reserved to reject any and all bids if cause exists therefor. JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Director. NOTICE OF SAI.E OF BONDS FOR ENGINE HOUSE. Notice J* hereby given thut the undersigned trustees of the town of Broad Ripple, Marion County, Indiana, upon Tuesday, the 6th day of June, 1922, at 7:30 p. in., at tile town hall ir. the town of Broad Ripple, will offer for sale ten thousand ($10,060.00) dollar bonds of said town, which have been authorized by the board of trustees of said town for the purpose of erecting anew engine house at the corner of Bellefontaino and Hancock streets In raid town. Said bonds are in denomination of one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars and the first bond falls due upon the sth day of July. 1923. and one bond falls due upon the 7th day of July each year there after until said bonds are paid. Said bor.ds bear interest at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum, payable Raml-annually. Honda are dated Juno 1. 1922. DONALD STACKHOUSE, HARRY ARCHER, ROBERT GLAUBKE, Trustees. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the statute, the undersigned, conducting la public storage house, will. on Monday. June 20, 1922. between 10 a. m. and 4 p. in., sell for accrued storage charges, one automobile held In storage for one year with charge* unpaid. Same belonging to E. C. Boatman.

FINANCIAL. ■'••• IIIEf? ■ SIOO-S2OO-S3OO Investigate our easy-to-pay Twenty-Payment Plan Loan* Get SSO. pay back $3.50 a month. " SIOO, - $5.00 “ # With interest at per month. Tou pay only for the actual time loan runs. Interest is charged only •ji the actual amount of cash still outstanding. Come in and get free Booklet. -The Twenty Payment Pian,” which describes everything fully. All business confidential. We Loan on Furniture, Pianos! Vlctroias, etc., without removal. Also on Diamonds for long or short time. Call, phone or write Indiana Collateral Loan Cos. (Bonded Lenders.) ESTABLISHED 1887 201 LOMBARD BUILDING 24 EAST WASHINGTON 3T. Main 3286. CONFIDENTIAL ‘ Quick Loans UP TO S3OO On pianos, vlctroias, household furniture and guaranteed notes. Lofeng payable in 8 to 20 monthly instalments. Legal charges based on unpaid balance for actual time used. Loans with other companies paid off and more money advanced. Hours to S:SO. Saturdays to 1 p. m. Call, write or phone Circle 1-6-6-9. Beneficial Loan Society LOANS on furniture, pianos, autos, live stock; farm implements and other collateral. 141 E. "Washington St CAPITOL LOAN CO. Main 0553. Auto Lincoln 7184. \YC MAKE first and second mortgages on Improved farms and Indianapolis real estate. AETNA MORTGAGE AND INYESTT. CO. 608 Fidelity Trust bldg. 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, 1101 National City Bank bldg. Lincoln 6104. MONEY to loan on second mortgages. L.B. MILLER. 127 N. Delaware st. Main 6762, WHO WAS RIGHT IN CIVIL WAR NOW SETTLED ‘One Side About as Right as Other,’ Sisters Have Decided.

! EL PASO. ”'exa, June 5.—A controi|pr*y of .sixty-one years’ standing over war has been settled at Clint, near here, . without any aid from Washington. In fact, the Washington peace conferees knew nothing about the dispute at Clint and the conferees at Clint had but slight inkling of the jamboree at Washington, although both have far reaching effect. The Clint controversy began with the Chi] War and ihe '‘conferees.” both aged women and twins, never separated for more than a few days at a time, could never agree on whether the North or : South was right in that conflict. The ; husband of one served with the Union Army and the husband of the other was : in the Southern Army. The Clint twins are Mrs. Mae Peake and Mrs Bell IJiliings. >o years old. Since birth they have lived together, before : their marriage, while their husbands were ligating during the Cgil War and after- : wards. They got along well together, both say, until this war cam- along, and then they had their first dispute. And while they have always been sisterly and . affectionate, there were tini s when the; 1 almost decided it was best to live apart, and the deaths of tlt* ;r husbands, sixteen and eighteen years ago, failed to end the controversy. The twins were born at Camden. Maine, in January of ISo'J, went to Keo kttk, lowa, in IS-j), and a f-w years abet to Missouri. The family name was Turbo)]. Mae Tarbeil married l)r. W. Peake, a Virginian. Beil Tarbeil mar ried at the same time John Billings Connecticut man. Naturally Virginia and Connecticut could nut see the wa In the same light, so Peake joined tin Southern and Billings the Northeri army, leaving the twins, at home. Th< wives took up their husbands’ cause Mae championing ilie South ;;ud Bell tin North, and they have been- championiug thus for the last sixty-one years. Mrs Peake, the spryer of the two. acted a spokesman and told of the decision to bury the hatchet. “IT t\ VS THIS WAV.” "You see, it was this way,” she explained. “Bell is a mighty sweet giri always has been, and we lived togotiie flue, or did until that horrid war cam aoing. We were both from Maine, bit we stuck to our husbands' States. Be. and l wouldn't be separated from each otter, and yet we would not agree o’i anything tn that war. Only ouee wer we apart, and that was when Bell's bus band was captured. She went to th Southern camp and, although officer ; here tried to get her to come some, sh wouldn't do it without her husband, ant being persistent, she finally got ’ him Well, the war ended and our husband came back, and we all went together tCalifornia, but Bell and I still argue, about the war. That was the only thin we did argue about. Our husbands sal. they wished there never had been air war, if it was going to" result in sue a long quarrel, but what could we do k We’re from Maine, and neither of u would give in. “During the Spanish-American and th World Wars we almost had peace, bu something would always come along t" start the fuss. Then a few days ag. Bell and I were out in the yard niakin a kettle of lard. We always worked to gether. “ 'Bell.* I said, 'I believe we re gettin old.’ 'Yes, Mae,’ she said; T suppos wo are getting along.’ 'How long ag. did this here Civil War begin?’ I asked ■Just tell me that,' and Bell added a rntn ute or two and said; ‘Sixty-one years. ‘Seems to sue that you and I hav. said about all there Is to gay about th war,’ X declared. ‘Doesn’t make any dtt ference If we are from New England Life's too short to worry over somethtu; that happened that long ngo. I want i take things quietly from now on, and N sides the papers say there ain't going t be any more war. If you'll stop and no mention the war again. I'll do the same X think ycu’re part right anyway.’ “Well, Bell looked at me klnda funn; and smiled, and said: ‘Why, Mae, I'vt been wanting to stop talking about tha blamed war all these years, but I Jus: hated to give in. One side was about a. right as the other anyway, and I'll quit if you'll quit. There's nothing In wai anyway.' “.So that’s how it happened, and we're happier than we have been since l&fil, and w don't care anything about the old war now, do we Bell?” and she turned to her twin for confirmation. Bell smiled a wrinkly but kindly smile. “Wo certainly don't,” she 6atd, Ind picked up her sowing. Mrs. Peake has thirteen children ind twenty-six grandchildren, but her sister has no offspring. The family Is as long lived as it is persistent, their mother hav. lng lived to be 103 years old. They trace their ancestry back to the witchcraft day* of Salem. Dr. Peake died eighteen years ago and Billings sixteen year* ago.

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