Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1922 — Page 9

JUNE 12,1522.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES. SZ-Z1 S. Meridian St. Main 3500. Classified Adv. Dept. KATES. One time 11 per line Three consecutive times.. .19 per line Six consecutive times 09 per line Lodge and club notices (1 inch or les>... .75 per insertion Over 1 inch. .01 per Hue additional. Contract rates on application. Church notices <1 inch or Over 1 Inch 07 per line additional l Death notices £oc per insertion ' Card of Thanks or In Memoriam Notices 07 per line The Daily Times charges small Want Ads us sn accommodation to its readers. In return for this courtesy the advertiser is expected to remit promptly. Ads received until 11:45 a. m. for publication same day.

FLORISTS. INDIANAPOLIS FLOWER AND PLANT CO.. Central ave., at 34th. We grow cut flowers, plants. FUNERAL WORK. Wash. 2353. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. W. T. Blaseuirvm CASKETS, $30.00 AND UP. $7.00 to Crown Hill. $6.50 to South Yards. Ambulance cal’s anywhere In the city, $5.00. Aieo ambulance calls are mad© vlthout charge for parties who are unbie to pay. ‘.andoiph *>S7O. Drcxel 2570 1702 N. Illinois St. 2625 Shelby St. SK“ Wli fcL Parlors 13 "“ Colon St. FLAX NEK & BUCHANAN 220 North Illinois St. Funeral directors to the people of Indian* apo.;s since 1557. Phones—Main 41-0642 LI. 2641. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY SHIiiLE Y BUGCO~ Slain office 946 N. 1-4 .->U SF Circle 191-4. Main IS 11. George Grinsteiner Funeral Director. 423 E. Market ' 'id Phone Main 0904. LI ’7393. J. C. WILSON 1239 Prospect ST. 1671. Drexel 0333 FINN BROTHERS Mam 21,6. 135 W. Market. Circle 2215, EDW. L. HOLMAN 251 J Ave. Randolph 5903. CHAS. A. HUCKENoAIITH. 721 N. Illinois. Main lire. LI. 1160. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—II 92 N IlFlnoU. . WM. F.. K RIEGER. Main 1154 Bee. phone. Ben Davis 333-1. GADD —BERT ts. GADD, _l3t> Prospect st Phones- l>r*>x*l ST. .273. UNDERTAKERS— HiSEV .v TITUS. Ssl 3 North Del. LI. 6561. Main 3 .39. I h. i>. tutevviler: P* ?S4 N. Meridian. Main 0313. DcATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES. BARNARD, WA KUHN* E. —Better known as Barney,** beloved husband of Ethel Barnard (nee May), died Thursday, June 5. in Nc.v York. Funeral Tuesday. June 13 at 2:30 p. m. from the resident of Mr?. Alva T. Cr&dick, .15 N\ Capitol ave. Funeral will be in charge of America n Leg 4 n. George Dewey F >1 >o. 3. Buna* Brjwn Hill cemetery. Friends invited. HaLDEMAX. WILLIAM * PARKE Boloved husband of Ella May H. deman, died .Tuna 20, 1322, at his home. Rembrandt st., age 51 y a r-.rn. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. rn. .*l the re>: ler.ee. Friends invited. Interrne . Crown Hill. SMITH. JOHN K.— Parsed away at his residence, 2314 N. Rural st.. Saturday, June I**, are f.6 years. Funeral at the Fountain Street M. F. Church Tuesday, June 13. at 2 p, m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. K. of P. No SIS tak.* t!ce lITH. JOHN 17.—-K. o 7 pT No. Siß will conduct the fun* ral cf John II Smith at the Fountain Street M. E. Church on June I3*nt 2 p. m. A: brother are invited. R. MUSE. C. C. ED KAPFES, K. R. O. L.OSJA fM° FOUND. Notice Lost. pa of g black gloves in Kft*h*s Theater <un?t:. r- the night of ' DREXEL 5314 LuST Pink earn to pm, mounting cf Mft k enamel with pearls, lost Thursday afternoon between Illinois ar.l VUashlngton core-* a-.t Ayres’ Meridian st. door. Returr. to advertising departrr.snt, seventh floor, L. S. Ayr**? \* Cos; $5,.00 reward. L* >ST—Bia. k *rief 1 Hap, on State r- ad 22. between Martinsville ant Indianapolis; Notify or ph-.ne Truscon C mp-uriS, 604 ‘ ity Trust. Malt* f • U>. Reward. LOST-—Lady’s black leather purse containing money, keys, check And bankbook. Reward. SXO Fletcher Trust bidg. 4**l! Main 4410. LOST Brown leather k* y case And keys. Finder y! ; 4 ?e return to Royal leaner and. pt, >f F‘*-t sis Dry Go.-da *' . Reward REWARD for lr;formation leading to re*:overy white F. e -h bull <i"g, black eye; lost May 30. Harrl*‘n Si SO. LOST—Carton addressed S. Adolph, 3221 Adam*- st.. Saturday in Brlchtwood. Call Main 3667 Men day. Revrard. LOST —Bunch cf keys on keyring. Drexel 77 40. Reward. NOTICES. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Spanish war veterans. 1 S3B-1002, may have title to p-nsir.j under act of Jv.na 6. 1920, from sl2 t- foo month. Ee*-. or w rite LOWK A * rJNCY, 312 K. of P. bldg. Phone Main 0707. J?EDBUGS. roaches, m/'tha ants. destr .ye-l with application of “SudWj*:i Death.” ALBERT MA AS, 3i Yiririnla ave. Main 1225. ANNUAL m eting --f tne Shortridge High School Alumni Association will be h*Ud on Friday. June 16 at 3 p. m. PERSONALS. FAIRMQUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for contlnenient. private; prices rca?t n- , may wr.rk f r bird; babies iciDpt a d Write for b ; kb *. MRS. T. L. LONG. 4311 K Twenty-Seventh st.. Kailas City, Mo. INDIANA CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE. Clinic for patier.ts at 10 a. m. and 7:30 p m., on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays New location: St 2N. Feunsj 1 vania street. BUSINESS SERVICES. ELECTRICAL WIRING Ligh arm j r. H- uses a specialty. Repj.ir a<-rk given prompt attention, reasonable. DIETS Et.ECTRIC. 513 FT. WAYNE. ..lAIN 3635. A Bath a Day is the Healthy Way. E. M. HARDIN CO. Merchant p.um her. 3220 E Mich. Wei 4‘er 3001. 20Cc OFF REC.ULAR PRICKS " or. all e!ectr:c wirirg Get my prices. Estimates free. FOL'LK. Webster 0816 eve-r.-ngs. h o aR b V- Lr; v t r7c c6~ Electric Airing 5-r*om cottage; complete. sl7. f>rexe’i 0508. 744 Virginia ave. FEATHERS bought. - r *ld and renovated. feather matiresaes and pillows made E. F. BI'RKLE 416 Ma?a. Main 1428. PIANO anti tuner. Repair a.! kind?. \V rk guaranteed. NICHOLAS K 1 x '- v AX Btlrnont 03 J * -3. CARPENTER work, new and repair asphalt r*. ting Reasonable. Prompt service. Webster 4102. VICE BROS., vault, sink or dry well clcanli g I'AUL WEISS. 626 Caldor Circle 7618. HEATH'S Union Barber Shop Warm, comfortable bath rooms. 123 W. Market street lifeT u? clean your vault-, cfsternn and ™rv good ! jad. B and large barrel:*. Circle 5634. 1 “safety"razor blades' Sharpened. TI’TTLEDGE. 201 Indiana ave SHOE repairing idle you wait. R. E. KENNEDY *j!? N IBinoi-*. Main 2189. DETECTIVFS. Quiglev-Hyland Agency, Inc. Snite 4)4 National City Bank buildin* fhoin* 7t7a!n 3903. Local offloe Int*-rrta-ticr.al Srrvira Assn. Seventy offices la America and foreign countries.

MALE HELP—WANTED. | WANTED RADIATOR SOLDERERS, DIPPERS, ASSEMBLERS MEN WIIO HAVE HAD l ! SOLDERING EXPERIENCE IN OTHER LINES.CAN SOON PICK UP RADIATOR WORK. PIECE WORK BASIS. PLENTY OF WORK. GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS. FAST MEN CAN MAKE BIG MONEY. WRITE OR CALL WILLYS-OVERLAND CO., EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, W. CENTRAL AVE., TOLEDO, OHIO. WANTED—BOYS to carry Time* routes in downtown district between East and West. South and Bt. Clair streets. Boys not over 14 years old. See Mr. Moorehead any afternoon alter 2 o'clock. SEVERAL good solicitors for Infllar.apoiiF and surrounding towns. Commission and expenses. See Mr. Hastings. Circulation a m. BOYS WANTED Apply delivery department. Western Union. WANTED—Man to drive and car* for team. Apply S4O W. -Market. AMERICAS' i'AFKIt STOCK CO. SOLICITORS Men for Indianapolis; good money p.ild to hustlers. Call Drexei 02.0 tor appointment. GOOD coiored 1 arber 1341 N Senate ave. FEMALE HELP-WANTED. WANTED—Attendants (women) at the Centra Indiana Hospital f.r li.sane Indianapolis, Indiana. Also women for the general kitehen and launilry. For the latter piaces. m‘.o he-aged women preferred. Jtfs.tn. board and laundry furnished In addition to the salary. For app:!'- atiem Idatiks. w rite to Dr. Ge rge F. Edenharter. superintendent. Address carof hospival. GIRLS over IS year, of age to team telephone operating INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO., Room 323, corner New 1 ork and Meridian ita WHITE gtr f.r ho'iaevrork and -ocklng no laundry work, r-.orn with bath Wages 51". 47.7 N. Pennsylvania. Take Meridian Height, rer SITUATION WANTED— MALE. INDUSTRIOUS colored boy wants to and" work by day or week Un-on fill SITUATION WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED to c!%n your buildlrg w|nd'w in your o or show wlndrn* i ir. your ;■ a * f>i business. Wf a’so do pap*r cleaning .r. 1 ci#-e.r 4 a;; pHlnt*d i-. I>-v4 #> - • i rat- ■ S ric* y firs* ias? work kukrati* National Window and OlUco (’leanlnCos. 302 CITY TRUST ISLDG. MAIN 60S t. DAT WORK. Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Stewart 1065. CURTAINS to Ikunier MRS. LUTZ INSTRUCTIONS. Indiana Chiropractic College, Inc. TEAt'HTNG THK NATIONAL SYSTEM OF PAINLESS ADJUSTMENT. STUDENTS ENROLLED AT ANY . TIME. CLINIC F-ik ACUTB AND CHRONIC DISEASES AT 10 A St.. AND : S9 P. M. ON MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. REGISTRATION fee for patients soc PER WEEK NEW ADDRESS, 902 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. PIANO—SAXOPHONE in 20 l**B*on, u>e Christenaen ray. B#-gii.r-ers and advanced. CIIRISTKNSKN BCHOOT- 106 Pembroke Arcade, fir. 3034. MEN to ler.rn barber trada. Till-CITY BARBER'S COLLEGE. 309 *E. U t?hingtou st.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757. FURNISHLDMCUSESANDFIATS. FCiR summer. 4 cool comfortable rooms north; front ir.d back yards. Forth. Everything furnished; cheap to -eliable adult. Harrison 1414. BROADWAY, 4706; beautiful new home, nicely furnished, June 17 to Oct. 1. References r.Quired. Kenwood 7260. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. Private locked rooms and open space, 2io p. r mouth and up I,oral and overland transfer. We call end give you exait prices in any kind <f work without any oblige .lons. 41S-23 E. Market arrest. Main 2756. Shank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING. 227 N. New Jersey Pt. Mnin 201‘S. LL 1133. Et. 1895. OTTO J. .SUKSZ. Packing:, hauling. low rates on California shipments. Through cars to Los Angeles. Main 2353-3010. Night. Web. 069!*. CALL THAYER Ar LAV. Irvington 222-S for transfer and haulir.g of all kinds. Special price or. overland trips. BRUCEb Kb! XXA KD.TP.AN S F EFi STOitage. Main 0203; Main 6288, evening. Harrison 2263. GATEWOOD BROS., transfsriug ami hauling. All kinds; reasonable. Belmont 0113. WE haul you anywhere, 13 per load. KENNARD VOGEL. Belmont 3126. UNION*IbTAT76n BAGGAGE TRANSria MAIN 7119. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. MARION ave.. 909; first floor, two furnished light rooms; gas range $4.75. Belmont 1419. Belmont 4770. MADISON ave., 1025; two lovely modern light housekeeping rooms. I‘rivate entrance. $6. Drexel 5375. TWO unfurnished rooms, light, heat and gas furnished. Circle 0230. 624 East Vermont. TWO adjoining rooms; one large front; all newly decorated. 139 North East st. LIGHT housekeeping rooms. 1060 West Eighteenth *t. Reasonable. FURNISHED, two or more rooms. Belmont 1291. BUSINESS PLACES—TO LET. Storerooms 703 S. Meridian . . $?o 604 E. Wniuut s ;> o W. >'.;■ ' 4 v Dunlop Ilolteed, 122 E. Market. State Savings and Trust Bldg. Two large front rooms overlooking Circle. third floor. State Savings and Trust Cos.

BOARD AND ROOMS—TO LET. RANDOLPH. N'.. 33; sleeping room in modern home; board optional. Call Drexel 4752. SUMMER C?TTAG E S—RESORTS. ATTRACTIVE summer cottaEre on White River. Reasonable. Randolph 37 40. AUTOMOBILES—FOR SALE. mmm Dodge Bros, roadster, 1919, Rex top $ 425 Dodge Bros. Touring, 1922 850 Dodge Bros. Sedan. 1 >2O 875 Dodge Bros. Touring. 1919.... 485 Dodge Bros. Touring, 1920.... 575 i Hudson Coupe, 1916, bargain. I Lexington Sport. 1920 1,075 | Maxwell Touring 95 | Overland 85-6 Roadster 285 Stuuebaker Touring 95 Overland Panel Truck 195 Dodge Bros. Panel Truck 375 —TERMS— C.H.Wallerich Company Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles 546 N. Meridian. Used Car Bargains Monroe touring:. Dodge sedan. Mitchell roadster, Chevrolet 490, Westcott touring. Ford a-dan, Buick 6 touring, Mitchell touring. Ail of the above cars priced low for quick saiea. Monroe Motors Corporation Authorized Ford Dealers 259 South Meridian Street Bodies Five special atyles. SWISS Hr. L M iV l*A 11 K 7: R. 3SO E. .Market St, Autowa Amos arul Ford Body Dist. BUD’K f. tL-iirlng and roadn’.er: new paint, : t"p and llrt'fc , e. gm t condition. Oniy ; $145 ti.-wn. 618 N. Capltoi ipen eves. AUBURN URdar-iung spe-dsier. special, g nr. For vale < h*>n;i r trails. Bcimunt 1419. 906 Marion avenue. FORD touring. 1919: cord tires, shock b---sorb*-rn t .i condition: demountable 72' Virginia avenu*. DODGE roadster. 1917, $390. $l2O down. balance 12 months. WLISSMAN. 212-1 i E New York. M 4 446. FORD t-urings, 3 1917; good running order, g and tiree; u..-* low as T.O down. 6i 4 E WaGuigton. FORD iat : Special l \ $• ’ down, balance to suit. ‘-44 E. W-ishlr.Kton.__ 192: Ford s^dan. like new; sa'.e or exc.. mge iGr any make •. nr. 725 Virginia avenue. Fc>Uls c/'/ibO. V V T<~rn:*. UAKLKVG GARAGE. 1661-55 South Meridian. • HKV !.• I IT~ 4 90. Gg and co .1 Iflon ur.■ i a hit'j .iln. C ..i> S6O down. 51> North : < lM.il ••am &i V4j-B a \ t**gain. s*iie . r ex dig;.*- U-r :ir.> • nr. 15 N. Fast. Main 67 35. Dwl>GK toun: g *ln“ G."i- SV- down balan o . ey term*. MS N. Cap. Open i KURDS a.l n • .U- sand stvles. ‘.‘per. evenlhg*. ALLEN. 7_5 Virg.nia avGiuc i P< .|;l t*”ur > .'X’-l mo h-.-t- ■ - Cti I- ' •! ' •• flO lif.M -I c N. 'upp"l. D'/D'.K !<IT tour.. 13 Term*- SO <lu>‘ Guarantee. ■ p-a v- 735 N. I'a UUICK 1 row*.i*tar. £. .. I'er SO i;.iyt '.Uttnt v. ■ :i y\- 73.. N*. i’a. Ft’.i.i* rJ* - !1 Ji/5. S • o.iwn. WKldd MAN. -’.2 E. N* •* i'c-rit ilal'i 4446 it: I k 1 1 t A-l x : Ur- $l5O | and an. ba.ar.va t -'.j:’. 614 ' \Vah. MAX WPI.L, JSIO .: f. • • lrlveo h*r • a a>. T*rr a. 614 K. \Vahl-.|t..n. l"D.r7 U'.:rin(t T<r:. tiARLHV 'A RAPE. Isa 8 V.•-r.• ha n . TRUCKS—FOR SALE. Dodge Panel body, light delivery truck. 3 model; nev cord tiree, guaranteed to be in excellent mechar.n.-al < or.-dtion. <hvr \ has the appearan fa t:e v >ne. Price Terrne. 8-j N. Capitol avenue. , fNTE RN ATI ON AT# Harvester truck, 1919 '/••ou Bhkp* , OAKLEY GARAGE 1653-65 S. Meridian. Automohi le> Want.ec] Can U*a Packards, Cadillacs, Mariiiniis. Pierces, Arrows, Stutzes, Bulcka. Oldsmobiles, Mercers. Paiges. Will Pay High FrU What Have You for Sale? Pioneer Motor Sales Company 510 N. Capitol Ave. we :kd the cars and I *ta ]Z A N Bu r XP" s s If you want to sell jour -ar bring title and car. We deal quick ana pay ca*h. WESSSMAM 212-14 E. New York St. Main 4 <46. " AUTOA WANTED ' WE PAY CASH. NO DELAY. I. WoSf Auto Cos, Autos Wanted CtiHh fcr any car. See us. INDIANAPOLIS A CTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 61$ North Capitol. Main 263*. SSOO EQUITY in player piaiio for Ford c.ar. Webster 6137. AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. M e carry a complete line of Kelly Springfield, Caterpillar and Goodyear all-weather solid i truck tires. See us before you; buy and get our prices. John Gtieddhoofer Wagon! Cos. ' • ! 23 Kentucky .\v\ COTVTX I ATT HR V COMPANY : 1.1 I7i,st Maryland Circle 1570. i Battert service mi ail makes of battery. I New battery. Fitted to all cars FREK. ! 611. $13.75: 613. $15.75; 127, $19.75. j Guaranteed TWO YEARS. RADIO BATTERY guaranteed thread years, $12.50. Ah in dAK cases. Hard rubber cases, •' $2.00 extra. if it l* a good u*strd TIRE you want, the chances are w at we have j the in any size, $2. ROGERS 8116 W. Washington. Belmont 4300. j BRING your battery troubles to us. Wei are experts In this work ami our prices : are right. 6 volt recharge 50c; rebuild ■ complete $6.00; 12 volt recharge 75c; re-; build complete $lO uO. SOUTH SIDE BATTERY SHOP. I 413 S. MERIDIAN ST. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS j We *i,eeializ*> on Continental motors. : We guarantee all work on any make car. Our b.-iiul! overhead expense will help you. Clark & Rosemever Garage 1012 Pnrk. Ulri-lo Circle 2457. j TIKES, all >l/.-n 14 and up. Rebulit cas- < I. if - wph NEW TREADS. \Valso re- t pair ir r"tr-:ni i"i:r tires. ANDERSON, STEAM VULGANI7.KR Go.. 611 North! Capitol. 3d rttier. ~ ' RECLAIMBnTriRES. ! Ail sizes f.'.fio to $5 00: HA V WOOD'S. 526 N. t'apitoi Ave. MURAT TIRB AND - RUBBER CO. Intel- i llgt'ht service. Tires and batteries. Main j 6554. ,00 L. Now York street. i 1

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AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. O outiriued.4 AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 334 North Illinois. sty S Auto Laundry AND B CV_CL.ES. NOW is th- time t have your motorcycl© uv- riiuuh il a'. <l : e-< riarn* led. ERNLST HUGH US CO. 534-36 Maws. Ave Main 6404. CASH ;a ! for all kind# of motorcycles. FLOYI) LETKRMAN’. 509 Maas ave. Main 702 9. BICYCLE; p'rfc-Gy new, cheap. Party buviiig city. \j N. Euclid strest. Irv-ingv-n 2034. REAL ESTATE —FOR SALE. 23 CO North Pink of Condition Hxvelle::: h, , e f r lare family er ro-iers. Five PJr,,m. ai.il ; • a- r. *a: • If • utlfu pamv • * F r * '■ h r i . f replacc. breakfast rn ru -r .ge in I.t 4 t.cn, front drive. A :! •i .• h.trua •tl Gar ago in rear. Shadnr*d frv. • • .m, Seil • n pavmei.vs. M ikv offer. L’.t.; MR HAKNhS liar b ;h 1 . and. M <iri!Tt i y Cos. 11.; lltime Marisur Ili lg. Mat a 8076. Xe\v, Xcvor Occujued i* i ,'IH. I:. •-v tn course of cvi -Mru ti-n Uff i‘>nt par'a nf cltv>. i :rl * i:. -rn. f.; . ha.-' r f.jrru. c*tr.pete bath. ga**. e. s.ric light?* ct y 'a* ; . ■ • UardJNM l f. ■rn .U- ---$ * 4 t•> $ ■ “ ’! ’r •• s sl,o'* j ! •.% n. t-i. Mine :• ;• > nr if you own with Ty ! ;*l • f-v we cm bui’d on-' of our ; h .yf H and c fur > u t-ti f • :*. pay m. r.tn. Uhl S'i i Hill;N LUMBER CO. > e l '*l9 K. f P lid K Martindale Ave. 2300 Block Five rooms, lfirge attic; room for thro* more rooms; electric light*, city wafer. HHI nn payments. Make offer. Call MR. BARNES. Randolph, 1 *M. ,J. II CritTpy Cos 1023 Hume-Mnusur Bldg. Main 3U76. Snap $250 (’ash 7531 S.ir.ir i-*r ave. Seven rooms, thre*- . ts bam. -hicken h<>tiv . u and *ndy pluce. U) ilv fir someone who wants garden' and ehkheniH. Pay bi.ancfl ai rent. Capitol Securities Cos. 1023 Hump Mansur Bide;. Main JUCG, SIX ROOM modern; bug living room. ne-.viy painted eor.t front; nice cement front oor-h. rh.rce bedrooms, hot water ups* a Ira anl and wn; eaat. Terms. Six rooms and bath, Fletcher avenue. Easy terms. Five room**; Villa avenue; eaey terms, Six rooms, furnace and bath, 50 foot front, cement front porch, two-cur garage, Madl'v.n avenue. Terms, Many others. C. J. OSBORN. Dr**xel HlB4. South Side Double near Fountain Square, 5 rooms to side; mo-: rn * .<> • ;>t furnace; full lot; double garage, i ■ •*OO. Will rent for S7O. Fowler Eaton 301 City Trust. Main 6571. Here Us a Real Buy Cozy six-room thoroughly modern horns, large rooms; three bedrooms, hardwood floor a ; two-car garage. Fine condition. Large lot; located cast just north of Woodruff Place. Priced for quick sale. Only $4,700; one-third cash, balance easy. Call Mr. Strong with THE GATES-KIN-NEAR CO. Main 1409. clays, or Main 0537 evenings. Bo You Waot a New Honfse? If you have a lot clear w*i will build tho house and you ■•an pay fur It like rent, Meredith <& Johnson ' 70S Fidelity Trust Bids, Main 2393. _ _ Webster 7483, SSOO Cash New thoroughly modern bungalow, 5 rooms, bath and sun parlor near Brookel do I’ark. Brice 15.500. These easy terms surely are interesting. Dunlop & Iloltegt-l, Realtors. 122 K. Marked St. SSOO ( 'ash and easy monthly payments, buys mmlmodern five-room bungalow near Tibba ave, and West Michigan at. Brlco Jo,;i<lo. j Also liavo a five-room bungalow southeast, can sell same price. Aionen-Peelie Cos. 407 National City Bank Bldg. M. 31.38, 1108 S. Randolph 6-Room Semi-Modern house, basement. Full lot, barn In rear; i 3.001* ; small down payment, balance monthly. Ostrom Realty Cos. Peoples Bank bldg. _ * Main 5X62. Owner Will Sacrifice Thoroughly modern 5-room bungalow located north near car line Largs lot’ spot. Bri< o 56,005; JI.OOO cash. S6O mo. Dunlop & Ilolfoprel, Realtors. w—< ft Double north, four rooms II TT /W II T ‘’ a sitle, near 2Sth. , Vl j| /~a\ II 54,500; SSOO casXi, balance 343 per month. Kents $23 per month each elds, GEO. A. LUCAS. 726 K. of P. bldg. Circle 6600. Evenings, Belmont 4 9 26. EAST, fire-room modern bungalow. SSOO cash, bilance monthly. MR. WRIGHT. Irvington 0293,

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REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. . (Continued.* Pix-rfom ii.t .1 ru . v .\ t tb: u. P-a> ti ring C‘• . . : P ;f l \U ‘ BE A LTV ->. s;.tin i. $6.00c.(.)(J IJunj'ulow, North Trade yur car t< V . . Owner. Ueo;j 1656. vnl gs. j Cottage" I Lr nr r s. Ii • j >, MhD 1232 or Hur.u . c ESTATE—SUBURBAN. oal: ‘ Splendid terms. ot. •. I. I ; as K f B bid*. ■ Ir. . f , ; n-.ont a •;< lots—for sale. TWO n!<* I*m •! fr< • : U■♦s, cnrr*'r • frurr.ajj- 1 C l y 1 . : f*. cc p < , • ah. th*n i. u-efk'y. buja it .u i w Cry tJ only $4lO a:.d $4 a. \\ a.-nli.Ktori TWO 3*if.h gt. Blvd on Ue. I fvreat trcc 1 s*•< . ,u - t frot tln -. U -f f-r.-".vo -j- • If r r.I ?:■•:.*> an. ./ * r e-.- 1 j f- r fl.n day* or > $;. a' tl <4 j n lYrriis. J'S pr as’. •: . S: p. 409. Lvenli.g*. a in*D*r 4i u. <’RNER lot. #, ;:h n- \ Wa'.ia^ ( U -G 7 3 fi IP:. ,u- . • . •.. ... IbDi party tun 1; j. f. : J . th*y $! w.-ek y. Brion. a ... •. $• i '•">* Malu lv. lan.;-,,. \\u -!. ~tou 4175. WOODED lot; rak N'-i thpii-', r -dr '-vu ,<• i -11 l ft Kant front. J n. r . . : among 1 1 c I; ihk ■, a* . . AM h nr • 1 $ 2 WM k ' j? • , It ,* * . Oli.y $725. Phono Mr. M-Uoy, V. • .. r il ii. BEAUTIFULLY wooded Ir.f nn pavod ntront, porthfAKt. 97 ft. fr< ; tny . Will 1 *oll t>* reH)>>*r<*tblo j rs-ci ' r S.O < A .n then $2.1 weekly ! only $995. Mr. You*.?, Washington U.j ZS£LZ, SOTJS out our entire listing and have several cash buyers sv. tilting. If y.ur property Is for sale od you want qulek urtl-i ■ .It Really Finance & Ulilc-. Go. 308 * National Uit.y }: i:ik bldg. Uncoln 4 40.'. T.TST vrtur real c tate with us f*r quirk sale. Have buyers for lots and improved pr. per-y. i What hav you’ Mr Utrong with THF (: \ TKS - K IXNI: A R CO.. 760 Bankers Trust bldg. Main 1409 day or Main i 632 7 evenings. | I .... j~~ FARMS—FOR SALE^^GT : SI XT X-16 K; lIT acres of level land, S miles oast of city; 51.35 per acre; one-third cash. MR. WRIGHT. Irvington 0392. : BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES."" MAN WANTED. Th* largest chain store corporation <>t if* kind Iri tli* country Id looking f r a dean-cut man with sale* ability i.> opt-n and take charge of new retail afore in this vinelrUy. Desire man who Int-M.-D to into buulneps for himself. Kxporn-nce* unnecessary. as lie will be thoroughly ’schooled, but man must qualify a.s m non e;:t y and show a cleiui rM-..rd. Must b ablo f > mnk© a moderate investment fully secured. To su-’h a man we have a very attractive, permanent proposition which will show a net income of from SI,OOO to SIB,OOO a year This is no stock selling proposition. Immediate respoitno n* cossary. If you are Tim man see MR EDDIE COHEN <sc JOS. RUBI N.STEI.N jt Hofei Cl ay poo I, IndianapoHs, J nd., at once. TEN.acres, S. Emerson ave.; cement road. beautiful grove, stream; place f.r swimming pool and picnic ground; thousands of cars pass every Sunday. No Ailing stations for miles. Good seven-room j house and outbuildings. Best chance for live wire In Marion Count.' : going cheap; easy payments. BERT WEI,HELM. Wolverine Lodge. Drexei 1124-8. Fowler & Eaton We have cash customers ft.r groceries, rooming nouses and other business properties. 301 City Tru?*t.. Main 0371. SPLENDID bakery well equipped, will s**H at a sacrifice. Splendid trade. Corner of Hoyt and Spruce. Drexel 0733. RESTAURANT for saie, doing good business; good location. Reasonable price. 445 Kentucky. COAL 'ND WOOD—FOR SALH. LINTON No. 4. $6.25; Glendora. $7.50; Kentucky and Virginia, $7.-,0; Bncohontas Lump, $9.00; Pocahontas lilno Run, $7.00. Lincoln 584®.

MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. ® Match your Coat with s Y a pair of Trousers at I | The Pants Store Cos. j / 2 Stores Full of Pants. 58 El 48 W. Ohio—ll 4 E. Ohio St. $2 DOWN WILL BRING T he Personal Writing Machine JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 22 S. Penn. St. Tel., Main 2890. MULTIGKAPH Printer Senior with printing ink attachment arid motor for sale; 6 fonts di. play type and one Flexo typesetter fllied with type. First-class condition. J. G. SMITH, 118 id. Eighth st., Connersville, ind. MAKE your old coat locos like new suit by matching a pair trvusers with tho •CORRECT PANTS MAKERS CO. 104 ht W, Ohio St. INVALID CUaiiia—cootS. acror.* rubbertired chairs lor rent. $3.60 per manta. Crutches, 25c. Delivery free. BAKER BROS. A Bargain in 2 Ea.y vacuum and l Gain-a-Day electric washers, soiled. 84 South Meridian “treet. FOR SALE - Binoculars; 8 power Afsa (I'nris). Excellent condition. Address A Xo ; 31. Times. \V HKN Yuli TiIIXK OF T YPEWRITERS THINK OF JUDD. 22 S. PENN ST. A NUMBER of use-; electric washers. s2l* and up. 34 South Meridian street. BLED B 8 BY"CARRIAGE. LINCOLN 2251. MISCELLANEOUS—WANTED. GOOD, SOUND YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT THE STOCK Y ARDS | [ \VK ' 1 ?■•?;•■>*'. y ;It j ur renrH I .* or flro !• i-in? “ . }>al p-r.“‘.nal service guar T K. HA T.I.S JR. ; g j;. .‘i i; : u.. u. uh:-> Lincoln 3411. WANTED v ‘• 0 :•••’. kr-- f<*ur.d at JOHN S I 1- G V; r g i: : ; a avw. Main 494 3. HOUSEHOLD GOODS—FOR SALE. r - fr*; rr o nn I * N : \ ' fl • r >vf*ring. tiautiful Hi. im I'.forri-, 4Jc p* r Mjuar* > tru. > . . Gt.‘;S. 3• • per yard; hall , rUf v ~. .j- vard ■ LG . E\L U.).\ jULKUM rugs; spli ' Ui.S A X MINSTERS, VELVETS ir. v. ; ! . \S n * •w* sf prices. NO.-, g • : a.: perfect. _ 'Tr- •. -7, 7 y *c. u,t: ilii-rTtifNUEj : \V V. LI: hi 57 0. • As i.A U ’ i **l • In perfect condl- , t'srr 510.0 > a:* i up. UfcblT j an ! up Delivered and in: * .?*'a <sr pJiyuicutß. UIIAKLES I . > *•: Yngiij t ave. Drexel i ' . :A\ e> in perfect cor.dlI : r;. 510. j and up. Uabii t.• i . • * and up. Delivered and r j.aj meats. MERIDIAN >5 * . 1 ’•*$ ANY. -j-7 S. Meridian st. • . .. \1 sf . ii- .Ay furi.tahed rrt*rns; An . • t rug : bods. iarg. Iv . I?,*• r•• 1 Hulls, new elect • • g • • I’.t*. >• large fourr- S3 . Bri>a 1 .vav, •U ' U! > • ,k .! • Ug tftbUx sl2; c< J • - U.-n bt c springs and m&t----•r . * ’• T■.% • iik bo<k< a.->t*s, $3 each. *G: I:.t:g:nn 044.5. ! • Standard for tmie. with udit! Phone IE" Fr! $ • U • H • * <tv -t.tv low oven. | f I :r:.f r SacrHU e for SS.OO. U*e f- 31! •' ’ : •: ; •: < r ,’ and <■ nditlon. All Bars 171 MUSICAL—SALE OR WANTFD. I*. AN• ’. 0.-rr- F. >* . • b-siuMful t..?ie; •- ; ;■ . • n at r!7A,\l\.s auction next R FI A X $ 00 !. •: . u; s. *N MUSUA ID USE. i Main 4 531. ! :. I A*: * V ’ ? ke rn. ip lot. ! : . * j Jits. b r... iph 42 £l FINANCIAL. iou 5' ‘ | CT) P [UW 5) wi: i NK “' LWu yJ .*IUO-SLOi)-i f 3OO - •' * -y-to pay To ■ Fa, : • ■ • l'.an Loans. • ' I ’ > back s'Gv> a month. S’ ’• S e ' - With interest at 3 * per month. Y u r • • :-1 > f- r th- actual time • • ' x < u irgcd only $ i ' i.i! :nt of ash Ktill <• 'a -i ■ r • ::>• In a rnl free 1- k "T • I’wanty l'-tyment 1. . w:-.b h ri-*u4 everything fu . A., lms •-onflj. utlai. ’ . I. I it bur", i’l.vnos. \Uu - , etc., without removal. Also on Diamonds f r 1* ■ i g or Mi or: time. (hi!!, phone or write Indiana Collateral Loan Cos. (Bonded I.rndara.) ESYA Bl ISHKD 1 101 I..'MBAUD BUILDING. 24 Vj •BAST WASHINGTON ST. Main 33 36. i Save Money by paying cash for your purchases, j i'U'.is ttii i.t* i you independent. ! Th*'* -peed ami ease with which you! may nh; a!ii a !.>an will surprise you; j | als< luteiy cnfldentiul. j No !v ovGg-iiiori * l;arges; any house'll hits tho ueccs. ury security. Sams4o, Total Cost $3.50 | for four months; one month for $1,40. j Any a;i'."int i.p to S3OO at. tlio same rute. • -;i sir and talk tivi*r torms. etc. You will be under no obligation to us. Write or phono if not convenient to call. Com m o ra wealtSi Loan Cos. 305 Odd Fellow bldg. Corner IVnnsylvan!j and Wash. sts. Succe; to State Loan Cos. Fhono Main 4615). CON K I DKXTIAL ‘Quick Loans UP TO SSOO ; On pianos, vlctroßs, household furi niuire and guaranteed notes. Loans j payable in S to ';o monthly Instal- ! menu. L* gnl charges based cn un- ! pulti balance for actual Urns used. Loans with other companies paid off 1 and more money advanced. Hours I 0 to 5:50. Saturdays to 1 p. m. j Call, write or phone C’ircle 1-6-6-9. Beneficial Loan Society 601 National City Bank bldg. i LOANS !on furniture, pianos, autos, live stock, j farm implements and other collateral. 141 Lj E. Washington St. CAPITOL LOAN CO. Malri 0555. Auto Lincoln 7184. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association nnn OCCIDENTAL BI.DG, MAIN 6229. Washington and Illinois sts. Rato If yu mui’t borrmv money apply to us. - WE MAKE first and second mortgages on improved farms and Indianapolis real I est a i a. AETNA MORTGAGE AND INVEST’T. CO. duS Fidelity Trust bklg. Money furnished <>n really mortgages a !id contra, ts. FRANK K. SAWYER. Meridian Life Bldg. 307 North Pennsylvania street. Circle 1061. FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana nnd Indianapolis real estate. R. B. WILSON. 110,1 National City Bank bldg. Lincoln 6104. MONEY to loan on second mortgages. L.B. MILLER. 137 N, Delaware st. Main 6762,

LEGAL .notices. NOTICE FOR BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. Indianapolis, Ind., June 1, 1922. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the State Highway Commission, Indianapolis, Ind., at 10 o'clock a. m., June 23d, 1922, for surface treatment, bituminous and penetration top on State roads as described below 7; Proposed Contract No. B —Date set for comp lei. ion. Sept. 15, 1922. ROAD 1, Section A, in Floyd County, extending from the north corporation line of New Albany in a northerly direction 1 mile. / ROAD 38, Section A, in Clark County, extending from the north corporation line of Jeffersonville to a junction with State Real 1, Section A, a distance of 7.2 miles., ROAD 42, Section C. in Harrison Coun*j ty, extending from Ilarrison-Floyd County | line in a westerly direction 3.1 miles. j ROAD 42, Section D, in Floyd County. 1 extending from the west corporation line of Greenvill® in an easterly direction 5 miles. * j Proposed Contract No. 9—Date set for j completion, Oct. 15. 1922. ROAD 4, Section \V, in Dea 7 born County, extending from the east corporation , line of Aurora to the west corporation line of Lawrenceburg, a distance of 2.8 ‘ miles. ROAD 4, Section X, in Dearborn Coun- j ty. extending from the east corporation j line of Greendalo to the j State line, a distance of 3.1 miles. i ROAD 20, Section H, in Jefferson Coun- [ ty. extending from the porth corporation 5 line of North Madison in a northerly dL ; rection to Wirt, a distance of 3.9 miles. j Proposed Contract No. 10—Date set for | completion, Oct. 35, 1922. ROAD 22. Section B, In Lawrence ; County, extending from the north corpora- j tion line of Oolitic to town of Needmore, ; a distance of 2.1 miles. ! ROAD 22. Section D. Ir Monroe County, j | extending from the north corporation line j of Bloomington in a northerly direction a distance of 2.1 miles. Also part of tlie above section begin- j ning about 10.5 miles north of the north i corporation lin of Bloomington and ex- ! tending in a northerly direction a distance | of 0.9 miles. ROAD 32. Section A. in Monroe County, j extending from the west corporation line ' of Bloomington In a northwesterly direc- j tion, a distance of 3.1 miles. Proposed Contract No. il—la‘e set for completion of all surface ?r atment. kSept. : 15. 3 5)22. Date set for completion for all! penetration, Oct. 35, 2922. ROAD 3 Section 8 in Wayne Courty. ! extending from the west corporation line! of Richmond lu a westerly direction to j ' east end of concrete road, 1.35 mile*, j ROAD 3. Section T. in Wayn* ’ounty, I j extending from the corp ration line | of Pv! hmond cast to Ohio-Indiana State ‘ line, 2.97 miles. ROAD 21. Section B. In Wayne County, extending from the north corporation line of Richmond in a southerly direction, 0.3 mile. ROAD 37. Section D. In Delaware Coun- ! ty, extending from tho west corporation line of Mur.- :o in a westerly direction, ROAD 37. Section E. in Delaware ty. extending from the west e. .rporation -line of Selma la westerly dire-tion, 0 7 ■ ml>. K< *A D 3“ Section C, in Grant county, e\ f ‘■: <!!• g from the east corporation line ' of Marion in an easterly dire tion, 0.3 • mile. | HOAD 11. Section F In Grant County. i extending from the south corporation line of Marlon in a southerly direction. 2.6 1 Proposed C 7 tra*” No. 12—Date set for conitveth.r S* :*U 15. 1922. ]• a D 22. S* tion 6. in Marion County, extending from the southwest corporation Mr-e cf I* ;':ina:<- 'iS in a southerly dire.-- ! t! n. 6.1 m!>s j RD AI) 82. Section H. In Montgomery County, expending from north corporation lire cf Crav.f rdsvi 'e. Ind.. in a i.orth--1 Proposed Contra* t No. 13—Date set for OO ton 1 i ROAn n. se< 1 !"n K. In Mln County, i f.-r?.- .p- g f-the south •*-*rporat!m line of Ft. Wp.yne in a southerly dire 'tion. 3.73 miles. I*.< •AD 27 Section K. in Elkhart County, i c’.* • fr m the ..;?!h line .if rh>shen, in a southerly direction, 3.0 ini’* s. R< AD 4 4 Section K. In Allen County, ex’er.dtng fr*m the wept corporation line • V' Wayr.*: In a westerly direction, 0.3 mile. prop •’ed Contract No. 14 —Pat* .•* for ; completion of all surface treatment. Sept. • If- 1 s< t f-r eonH>''-t’<>n of all b ur: li.oujAarii-liP,, Oct. 1> 1977. RO.\d 2. Section D in rte County, cer’aln parte between I*orter-Ln porte County line in the city of Laporte, a >i r": of P jnl’e*. I ROAD 15. Secti-m C. Ir. I.aporte County. e\ • •*'*'' c from tLsouth corp -ratlon lir;e •*f sho iy Os Tjnp Tie to tlie Grand Trunk ■ !•:Ur-*.t 1 or- '•'■U In t :*wn of a "veu of 435 mi Vs. E-.\l> 41 Section B. in Le.por*e County. ex?-r d.*ig from the I’orter-Laporte county i:-e en c * and south to the Pen nay 1vardft Railr* ad cros.<lr.g in :he town of \\ it• a'.it a ‘ei pth of 3 23 r:lles. Prop svd Gontra t N > 15 —lato set for ' con-.p.e-lon. Oct. 15. 1922. Rt A D 8. St! u G. In Lake County, j extending north from point on S:aie Road : No, 2 at cant side c{ Merrillville to point ! one mile south of tho south corporation : -l- e of City of Gary, a length of 2.4S miles. I Pr posed Contract No. 16 —Date 8t for j completion of all bituminous macadam. | Oct. 1 v 1922. Data set f*r completion of •all surface treatment, ?ept. 1". 1922 no A D f. Section N, hi Carroll County, i extending from the south corporation line j of the City of Delphi southward to cross* i : roads, a lengh of 2 94 miles R) 'AD 7. Section F. in Cass County, i extending from the west corporation line; of the City of Logansport westward, a length of 2.5 miles. ROAD .V\ Section F. in Marshall Conn-; ty, exter.ding from the cast < i*rj>orat lon ] line f the town of Culver eastward a I distance of 0 9 mile. Bidder shall flic bond with his bid i equal to one and one-half times the Amount of his proposal. Proposals, bid- i ding blanks and specifications are on flic; ] in the oilitv of the State Highway Commission, Indianapolis. Ind. Room 212 Cap- ! itol Building, where same may ba ob- ; tained. 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. WILLI AMS. j __ ___ Director. j THE USE OF TTIB 1 XsTITU-’ ! TIONS OF TIIE STATE OF INDIANA. ; June S. 1922. Notice 'is hereby given that tho JMnt purchasing committee for the corrcctiana! ; and benevolent Institutions of the State of I Indiana, will receive at the office of its J ; so* rotary In the State Capitol building, j | Room 326, until 10 o'clock a. m. on the j | 20th day of June. 1922. sealed bids on* , grooertes ami laundry supplies according j !to a complete list specifying kind, grade j • ami quantity now on file in the office of ; the sabl secretary of the committee. j The joint purchasing committee r<*- j serves the right to reject any and all bids j submitted and to waive technical defects. By order of JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE. FRED B. ROBINSON. Secretary. NOTICE OF 1 7kTTI NG~ CONTRACT" Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Switzerland County, Indiana, will receive sealed proposals for repair and painting four bridges in Posey Township, Switzerland County, Indiana, up to 1 p. m. on Monday the 3*l day of July. 3922. Plans and specifications on file ini the office of the county auditor. Tho board reserves the right, to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Commissioners. W. A. REEVES, Auditor Switzerland County. Ind NOTH E g F "T7eTTI N G Ci )XTRA Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Switzerland County, Indiana, will received sealed proposals f*r the - oustruction of a bridge over Turtle j Creek near Florence In A"ork Township. I Switzerland ’ounty. Indiana, up to 1 p. m. j on Monday the 3d day of July. 1922. Plans j , and specifications on file In tho office of tho county auditor. Bid for either steel I or concrete bridge. The board reserves the right to reject i any or all bills. By order of the Board of j Commissioners. W. A. REEVES. Auditor Switzerland County. Ind. |

Ruins of Roman City Seen by Working Men PARIS, June 12.— Glimpses of a Roman citj r , burled far under ground, but in many details perfectly preserved—tombs, sculptures, column* and entire buildings—were caught by workmen rebuilding the fallen city of Amiens. Scientists and students, their atiention called, grew warm with enthusiasm. “You must excavate farther:” they cried. liut orders were tes build concrete foundations for houses dire.-tty over the mysterious city. And the prospective tenants, roofless since the war, were impatient for homes. The scientists' final plea to have this foundation removed has been filed with the ministry of fine art*.

GIRL TELLS OF DOPE RING IN COURT SESSION Juvenile Judge Hears Weird Story That Drug Peddlers Are Abductors. DENVER, June 12—A Juri<l tale ol bow she was kidnaped by members of a “dope peddling ring," taken to a squalid shack on the outskirts of Denver, starved into submission nnd assaulted was related to juvenile court officials here by a 17-year-old Denver schoolgirl, whose name is being withheld. The girl declared that the “dope ring" gang abducts and holds captive young girls, giving them morphine and cocains in an effort to “create” anew market for their illicit traffic and frequently force their captives on to the street In a life of shame. Juvenile court and welfare officers have investigated the story and verified many details, including the discovery of the shack in which the girl claims to have been held a prisoner for six weeks, a.s well as ol her ‘'dens'’ in Isolated sections of the city. That the shack in which the unidentified girl was mistreated was the headquarters of a “school” to force the use of drugs upon young girls is the belief expressed by welfare officers, and police are investigating the activities of the gang in search of clews to the disappearance of and assaults upon numerous young Denver girls in recent weeks. SHACK IS LOCATED. Juvenile court attaches found the shack in which the grll was held captive in a grove of trees just outside the ! city limits—a small, squat building, with heavily screened windows, and containing two rooms, barren of all furniture except a t rass bed and bed clothing. ! Striped of practically all her clothing, ! the girl told officers, she spent most of ; her time In the bed in an effort to keep | warm. Her meals consisted mostly of sandwiches brought from downtown by members of the gang. She was given i much "dope" and moonshine whisky, she ' said. The girl declared she was captured by I members of the gang In a downtown street, taken to the shack and kept a ; prisoner for six we**ks, during which | time she became a drug addict. ! Tiie girl escaped from her captors by ; jumping through a window of the squalid shack while her captors were all j absent. She reported her terrible experience to juvenile court official*, who j now have her in custody. CAPITALIST IN ULSTER FIGHTS FOR LABORERS Most Trusted Employer in North Ireland Is Thomas Andrews. | BELFAST, JJune 12.—The most trusted I labor man in northern Ireland today is Ia capitalist. lie is Thomas J. Andrews, : bank prisedent, owner of bik linen faetoriee and minister of labor in the Ulster j government. For tlie last four months, in the most difficult conditions that Industrial Ulster has gone through, he has kept the peaca i —a smiling, good-tempered peace—bo--1 tween capital and labor In lister. The Pig financier rather fears him. but tha j unions' leaders go to him for help and j ad\ ice. Ills parliamentary secretary is n hawkeyed joung man named Thomas H. Gordon. one of the most advanced of tha lounger laii.-r men in Ulster —keen, clever, i tar seeing and determined. I “But,” said Gordon to me, “I somei times think that Andrews is the quicki moving person and that X am the Tory, i the brake on the wheel. Andrews doe* not represent labor—he champions it.” j THKOKIKS ! OF GORDON. So I asked this young capitalistic labor ■ minister what he really aimed at. Ha looked very harmless as be sai In his plain office. In his worn blue serge sutt ; he might have been an ordinary clerk had one not noticed his fine head and : quick, alert eyes ! "My sole explanation is.” he said, I "that I was brought up among the workj era. My ancestors have lived in Ulster for three hundred years and have been employers of labor throughout that llmet And the ancestors of a number of my workers worked for my forebears two hundred and fifty years ago. We have never had a labor dispute. All through that time, from one generation to another, we have always been a happy famiiy. “Hero is my theory: It may seem childish to you. But I believe that the employer cannot prosper In the long run unless his workmen are well off and happy. "Bring It down to first principles, I like to know that a man comes to work well fed and happy. Suppose that ha wards a couple of slices of ham and a couple of eggs for his breakfast ;I want him to have it. If times go hard—so hard that he can't afford it—then his deprivation hurts the employer more than, it does the man. ••rf.ai.lv a PARABLE." "This Is really a parable. In Belfast in the past two years we have fallen from a great boom period to one of the deepest depression. Trade has fallen not by degrees but by landslides. Employers liav# been seen themselves thrown from tai prosperity almost into bankruptcy. “Their first notion, naturally, is to reduce wages speedily and largely. That is where I disgree with them. Their future interests are bound up with those of their workmen. And I don't want to see the workmen's good breakfast suddenly reduced. “Let me tell yo uthis: I have in this room daily on an average half a dozen deputations of workers from various nnoins. Not a day passes but what X have several representatives of employers’ associations to see me. I get both sides continuously. ".And I can say this: I have never found tho men anything but absolutely reasonable. When 1 get them here and explain to them what the situation is 1 hava found them prepared to accept it. LABORERS FACE FIREBRANDS. “But, of course, they have to face their firebrands, and if one asks them for concessions one has to otter them something in exchange. “On the other hand, I have never had any difficulty in making employers realize the concessions their men are making, and I think on the whole they have acted generauosly in return. “I believe that within the next two years T'lster will give an object lesson to the world in tins way capital and labor can work band in hand. "Both sides in this bad period must make sacrifices. F.ut so far as I Can sea It the sacrifices will be equal. If w* must give something up I will see that the workmen's breakfast is not reduced too suddenly or without cause. •‘And If the workman suffers the employer must suffer equally at least. Community of this kind must be hte root of our industrial system If we are going to make Ulster the state we aim at.” GOOD NEWS— FOR WHOM? NEW YORK, June 12.— Rentals for three room apartments in an east slda apartment hotel have been reduced from $7,500 to JI.SOOI

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