Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 111, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1922 — Page 9

SEPT. 18, 1922

X DEATH NOTICES BULL. DR. JOHN HARRISON—Ago 44. passed away Sunday, Sept. 17. Friends may call at the residence, 3855 N. Pennsylvania. Services Tuesday 3 p. m. at the house. Cremation instead of burial. Private. 2 CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the short illness and death of our beloved wife _and mother, Anna Barckdall. We also ?Shank the Rev. Mrs. Kroff for her consoling tJvonis and beautiful songs. Especially do we thank the undertakers. Finn Bros.: Attention Redmen and American Knights of Men. Ber„ and also the pallbearers and the employes of Jackson A Son: the Paarless Garment Company. And we thank each every one for the beautiful floral offerings. WILLIAM BARCKDALL. HUSBAND. AND BERTHA COCHRAN. DAUGHTER. 5 FLNKBAL DIRECTORS W. T. Blasensym Independent Undertaker. Prompt ambulance calls. "The proof of a service is the service It renders.” 1702 N. Illinois St. Randolph 6870. 1625 Shelby St Drexel 2570. Planner & buchanan 820 North Illinois St. Funeral director* to the people of India* spoils since 1887. 1 hone*—Mln 0641-0842. LI 2841 INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY ite* W<x£d, Ff.org 1222 Udios St. __ Johnson & Montgomery 1032 Central Ave. Main 1430. SHIRLEYBROS.’ CO. Mam office 048 8. Illinois St. Circle 1018. Main 1841. George Grinsteiner Funeral Director. 522 E. Market. Mam 0808. CHAB. A. HOCKBNSMITH. 724 N. llUaois. Main 1166 LL 1168. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 N. Illinois WM. £. KKIEGER. Main 1154. Rea Phone. Ben Davis 333-L. _©ADD—RERT 8. GADD 2130 Prospect M. phnn Drevel <1422 Stewart 2278. —HISXT ATITUS - 851 North Dei. L 6564. M. 3680. 8 SPECIAL NOTICES -DON’T WORRY ABOUT YOUR COAL QUESTION Wf* have 6o!vec* thig lor you. Call •10 N. Illinoie st. to se© the moat wonderful oil gas heater or fumae© demonstration. Your home heated at onethird the coat of eoa. Manufactured i right here in your own city. Guarantee satisfaction by. TAGGART MFG. AND SALES CO. 810 North llinois St. SPIRITUALIST Mr. Oscar Herbert renown spirit medium and divine healer of Baltimore. Md.. just arrived in this city, will give psychic interpretation* daily and Sun- , day to assist in establishing new church. ; Hours 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. 329 N. Alabama Phon" Lincoln 6761 L ] DR N. B SALERNI will not be responsible : for anv debts contracted by his wife Mrs Roe Salerm. or Mrs. N. B. Sa!<rni. after this date feept. 18. 1922. N. K. SALERNI. BEDBUGS, roaches, moths, ants, destroyed with one application of ' Sudden Death ' ALBERT MAAS. 31 Virginia 9 PERSONALS FAIRMOUNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for confinement, private: prices reasonable; mav work for board: babies adopted. Write for booklet. MRS. T B. LONG. 4911 E. Twenty-Seventh St.. Kansas City. Mo. 10 LOST AND FOIND LOST—Coin purse, small, brown leather. containing change and key. on black ribbon: on Illinois car, Washington st.. be- j tween Hllnois and Pefcusylvania. Finder | keep money, but please return key. Main 0643. -J?ADY S Hallmark wrist watch. sometime Hi since Sept. 1. between Fill Creek playgrounds and 2134 Central Ave. Reward. Randolph 9266. Randolph 4528. LOST —Bill fold with between SSO and $75. In neighborhood of Thirtieth and Gale Sts. Reward. Stewart & Son. 3022 Station St. Webster 051S LOST—Horse, black, roach mane, shoe goue from left front loo' strayed from barn 841 Edgemnru. -Saturday night. Kenwood 1-598. Reward. LOST—Wrist watch. Hampton gold' Tups day evening, on Meridian bus luie. Call Drexel 7450. Reward. PACKAGE containing silk braid. tassels, girdle. Friday noon, downtown. Call 55 asbington 5330. Reward. LOST —Man's gold watch and chain between Kingan sand S. Delaware. Drexel 8070. Reward. _ PLACK and tan hound lost, wearing collar with brass spots. Call Belmont 0686. S. WILSONLOST—Large shell rim glasses, near Temple and Brookstde parkway. Phone Webster 4228. LOST—Ladles wrist watch. Words "Mother to Mary." Xmas 1918. U ward. Riley 9113LOST—Alciuite grease gun. near Emerson and Brookside read. Call Irvington 0304. 18 HELP WANTED—MAIsK ~ (On Account of Strike) The Big 4 Railroad Wants Machinists, Boiler Makers, Car Repairers, U. S. Labor Board Rates and Rules for Work ~ in the City and Some Places Out-of-Town. a. Apply 506 Majestic Building, T Pennsylvania and Maryland, Indianapolis. Two Millwrights American Hominy Cos. riant A 1859 Gent Ave. Bail road Track Laborers Plant A American Hominy Cos. 1859 Gent Ave. Man for Sander and Shaper. M aas-Xcimever Lumber Cos. 21st and Monon. MEN WANTED I BETWEEN* 25 AND 45 YEARS OF AGE. FOR SYRUP FACTORY PLANT A AMERICAN HOMINY CO. 1859 GENT AYE. WANTED—ROYS~ o earn Times routes in downtown district between East and West. South and Bt. Clair streeu. Boys cot over 14 years old See Mr. Moarehead say efteraooa after 2 o'clock , Cr- BOYS To work as messengers. Apply DELIVERY HFHARTMENT. WESTERN UNION. TRIMMER and nptitter. ■ xoe-:en<-ed in finishing room. HOLCOMB 4: HOKE MFG. COMPANY. NEAT young man for lunchroom work. No Sunday s. STATE LIFE LUNCH PLASTERERS at once. 1222 N. Rural. Irvington 0775. WANTED—Saw and hatchet men. 2303 Jackson st

12 HELP WANTED—MALE

MOLDERS Experienced Malleable Iron Molders for bench and sq'.'°ezer work. Former employes especially desired. Steady full time work at good wages. Apply at Employment Office, - Belmont ave., south of W. Washington street. ysMiw sinew Belmont Plant.

18 HELP WANTED—MALE (On Account of Strike) THE INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY COMPANY I Desires to Employ Several Experienced Boilermakers,/ Carpenters Machinists and Sheet Metal Workers. Competent for Roundhouse and Back Shop Work. Permanent Employment. Apply at Room 202, Union Station, Indianapolis, Indiana. P. J. Landers, Supt. . 13 INSTRUCTIONS ELITE SCHOOL OF DANcfciG Teavhers of ballroom, classic, to© and stag© dancing. Prof. France© T. Kernel. Mariete member of Nat Assn.. Dancing Masters, corner Eleventh and College Ave. Phone Webster 41K16. , a—Business Colleges MEN to learn barber irsde. TRI-CITT BARBER S COLLEGE. 309 E Wa*Ma*100 *t.. liiciuxiapoiu, Ind. Cirri. 0757. j 14 SALESMEN WANTED I SALESMEN—SeveraI opening* lor real ' go getters’ with large retail phonograph company. Worker* with initiative are mak I mg money. s'our opportunity to fie aeso elated with the beet phonograph proposition in the city. Call 9 to II only. MR. SYILSON. 44 N. Pennsylvania st SALESMAN —Commission. R B. HILL CO., Room 323 Sake Hldg. Lin. .5425 UVE WIRE salesmen I). H DUNCAN SUPPLY CO. 10 S. Senate, room 5. 15 AGENTS AND SOLICITORS AT ONCE 10 Live wire solicitors. See Mr. Hastings, Times, after 8. WANTED—Ladies, experience not necessary Call after 3p. m. 139 N. East St_ 16 HELP WANTED—FEMALEf~~ YoMOg Ladies If you would like to become a part of a real live organization, doing a great service to the public in Indianapolis, See Miss Cooper, INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. New York and Meridian sts. Girls, Colored , for picking poultry: experienced preferred; steady wages: good pay. Apply at once. WADLEY CO.. North and canal. MCLTIGRAPH operator: temporary position, i Two to four weeks. Room 307 State 1 House. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED ~7 b—Female FIRST-CLASS cook wants place to cook. Best references. Lincoln 5804. ' ROOMS FOR RENT ONE furnished first floor front room In modern home. Illinois street, north of .-reek Two men or a couple without ehll- . j dren: reference. Randolph 9084. j FOR LADY EMPLOYED*—Elegantly fur i nished outside room. near bath, with j I home privileges . Hark Ave. and TwentyThird St. Randolph 5274. MERIDIAN. 1515 N—Nicely furnished | front room, second floor, private shower bath: must be seen to be appreciated. Lin- : coin 3677. __ 1 LARGE. pleasant front room. modern i home, near tVoodruff Place: gentleman i prefered E. Tenth car line. sVebster 1371 STEAM heated room, north; private family young lady employed; morning and evening meal if desired Phone Harrison 2552. TENTH st . 219 east: one suite completely furnished housekeeping rooms: also a partly furnished house Circle 7948. BROADWAY; front sleeping room: modern: ! reasonable; 1 or 2 gentlemen preferred i Circle_o4s. TWO furnished rooms: gentlemen: one con i nee ted with iavatory. 1649 Broadway Main 5224. TWENTY-SECOND. E. 511: furnished alcove i room, modern, private home. Ken. 129.5. I PROSPECT, 2119; nicely furnished front room, steam heat. bath. Drexel 1923. i HOTEL OXFORD 11754 B.' Illinois; all 'modem, nice rooms; weekly rate $3 up

18 ROOMS FOR RENT OHIO. SV„ 118 54; sleeping room, running water: newly furnished. Lincoln 3661. TENTH. E.. 2222: 2 sleeping rooms, raodern; private home. Brookside 1138. LORI) St.. 521: 2 desirable unfurnished rooms; private home. Drexel 1029. ST. JOE. 129 E.—Modern furnished room. : walking distance. Main 7899. ADDISON, N.. 86; room for ladies; modern; private home. Belmont 1133. 24 W. NINETEENTH: lower front room; modem. Randolph 3885. ST. JOE. 131 E.; nice, comfortable room and garage. Circle 4536. ALABAMA, 620 N: email sleeping room modern. Main 3101. room private home, north. Call Wash. 2190 a—Light Housekeeping MADISON A5'E.. 1025; lovely rooms. kitchenette, gas. bath; private entrance, $6. Drexel 5375. FURNISHED apartment: mail and wife pr* ferred; walking distance. Circle 1148 ! CORNELL, 1216: 3 furnished rooms; mod j cm. Main 8763. b—Board and Rooms . ASHLAND. N.; nicely furnished room In ! strictly modern, private home: garage, '< | morning and evening meals; gentlemen preferred. Harrison 0606. 19 RENTALS a—Houses 310 N. DELAWARE ST. Two room© sml bath. $3*2.50. State Savings and Trust Cos. M A In 451S HOUSES 257 S Sunvmttt. 3 rooms 314 00 1 212 Goode. 5 rooms 25.00 .312 Warsaw. 2 rooms 10.00 DUNLOP A HOLTKGEL. 122 K Market i RENT hai' of double, six r electricity, . garage. Emerson Ave. and Thirty-Seventh. I ( 3V-1 -!• r 2894 Ad Its prefer red. c—Business Plat es I DESK space with telephone service for rent Call Circle 0116. | jrU~RKAL~ESTATE I OR SALK~ b—irouses P" 150 Photographs of TOMES FOB SALE VISIT THK PICTURE GALLERY OF INDIANA’S LARGEST REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION CALL MA in 2957 30 SALESMEN WITH CARS 4=Room Mode rim Double Colonial Style On La Salle near East Tenth, one block from ear lino in one of the best communities on the east side. Long living room, dining room and convenient kitchen dow-n; 3 nice bedrooms nd bath up. Best of decorations; largo closet, front and back porches; 2-ear garage. Good tdstern. Rent for SSO per side. For terms and price call Mr. Montgomery. Bel. 0660 or Main 2957. Orin Jessup Land Cos. Realtors 705-10 Occidental bldg. NOTE v WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR AN ENERGETIC SALESMAN WITH CAR. I L I SIX rooms thoroughly modern: laundry, full basement, N. Tacoma: 7 rooms E. > Washington. finished in quartered oak; now ■ modern double north, $1,500 ash; 0-room modern double E. New York St.; 0-room modern double N. Tuxedo: 0 rooms, hot water heat. $4,250, E. Tenth St.: 5 rooms, hot water heat. Lexington Ave. $4,250. and I many others. Cash and terms. C. J. OS--1 BURN. Drexel 0184. Two 4-Room Doubles llous* on Beecher st. Rents SSO month. Price $4,000: $1,200 cash, balance payments. Capitol Realty Cos. Modern Duplex Located on N. Illinois st. Rents for $115: 13 rooms; good condition. Want reasonable i cash offer. Call Main 6771. 831 N. OAKLAND AVE. Seven-room strictly modern $3,000 cash, 5 balance monthly. I THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. ! DEXTER AVE.. 184(f: six rooms: new, never occupied: full basement: modern | throughout: sun room, large lot: paved 1 street. Will make terms. Call owners. THE | SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. 3460 N. MERIDIAN St.. 8-room modern; ! adults only: SSO. Upper duplex at 1616 lE. Tenth St. Heat, water, garsire, SSO. Marion County State Bank WELL-CONSTRUCTED bome. on E. Washington St., full basement. 2 cement porches, hardwood floors downstairs, 3 bedrooms. sewing room, fine bath up. Owner. Irvington 2352. ON northwest coiner Guilford and 40th st., ’ two strictly modern houses now In course 1 of construction sVill make terms. Call i owners. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. : Main 0107. _ ! FIVE living rooms, store room and gasoline j filling station, east. $5,000. tVill eon- ! sider small cottage in right location. Call I tVebsler 5656 after 5:30 m. IF' YOU are iniercstea m owning your home and paying lor some like rent, we would be rery glad to tell you about our J plan. Phone Circle 2795. CENTRAL AVE.. 2210: modern duplex. newly painted: excellent, condition: ga-| rage full lot Owner. Randolph 9389.

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21 HEAL ESTATE FOB SALE b—House* EAST, double house: electric lights, gas. inside toilet, $3,500; S7OO cash. 3VRIGHT. Irvington 0292. E. MORRIS ST., 6-room modern except furnace, $3,500. Main 6771, d—Lots a# Fine lot. northeast: only $lO cash, then—sl.2s weekly: east front; size 49x150; : price, if taken at once: only SSOO. Mr. Montgomery. Main 1409. LOT. 40x160 feet, in Irvington Terrace; ideal building site or investment; $lO cash, balance $7.50 per month. Call Main 2776. or Irvington 0512. V' Fine lot northeast. Only $lO cash then $1.25 weekly. Kaet front. Size 49x 150. Price if taken at once only SSOO. MR. I MONTGOMERY. Main 1409. ' e—Suburban 1 n, a H 31 /2 Acres Vi. II /-\t I* Southeast. 5-room house. 'VJI 4 u within 5 miles of Monument. $3,500: SSOO cash balance S3O per month. GEO. A. LUCAb. 725 K. of P. bldg. Circle 6600. t —Sales or Exchange Vacant Lot Starts You Will take a SSOO lot as first payment on six-room pemi-modern house east. near Tech; corner lot; street paved; house in ! good repair and the balance at the rat© of : $.30 per mouth. Price $3,500. Call Mr. i Johnson. Meredith & Johnson Main 2393. Webster 7483. WE have cash buyers for bargains in doubles and singles northwest that can he sold to colored. FOWLER & EATON. 301 City Trust. Main .6871. 22 REAL ESTATE WANTED We’2l Get Ycmr Pnce= if it’s a reasonable on©. We are in need of sins lee. doubles and bungalows in aii sections. For quick action see us now. Main 3407. C. P. SHAMAN. 721-722 LEMCKK BLDG. . PRACTICALLY new 5-room suburb and bungalow and furniture for sale; easy payments: par;**re and 2 extra lots. Address A No. 2747. Times. WANT some attaretiv© homes that can b© sold on payments: any location. T. E. HALLS JR.. 206 Raub Bid?. 122 PL Ohio. Lincoln 3411. FIVE TO 7-ROOM MODERN OR SEMIMODERN. PAY CASH. BUT MUST BE BARGAIN. MAIN 0142. SELL your double now. Good results. Cash deal not wanted for listings. 23 FARM LANHS LAND AUCTION —16C acre form and per Honal property. I will sell at auction withou* reserve on what is known as the Bower farm. 1 mile north of Kurtz in Jacksou County. Indiana, on Thursday. Sept. 21. at 10 a. m. Medium productive soil, 60 aere-* bottom land. 85 acres pasture, good ! orchard, 7 room frame bouse, cellar, cement ; porches, frame barn and other outbuildings. 1 good drainage ami lasting springs, rood neighborhood Dose to school and church. Terms on land. SI,OOO cash on day of ea'.e. balance made known on day of sale. Personal property, terms reasonable Live ! stock of all kinds, farming implements and household goods. C. E. Elmore, owner. Sale in charge of R. C. POLAND AUCTION CO. Noblesville, Ind. a—llousihold Goods Rugs—Linoleum 20 yards floor covering in beautiful linoleum patterns. $9.65; 9x13 Brussels rugs, blue, tan. taupe and old rose. sl2 50; hall runner. 10 yards. $3.50; Axminster. rugs. $18.50 up; Wiltons velvets and Brussels | rugs at low prices. Special, guaranteed Gold Seal Congoleum rugs 9x12 sue, $13.75. , New goods, all perfect. Dorfmau Rug Cos. 297 W Washington. ops>ostte Statehous". I "IF IT OOVJHtS A FLOOR. WE HAVE IT." J * C FISCHER PIANO. SOS 00 ROBERTSON MU3IC HOUSE. | 423 Msss av*> Main 4531. FURNITURE and etovrg: r<-aonab!* Payments. MARTIN WHITE. 611 Vlr ginla ave. ‘ HOUSEHOLD goods cf all kinds st auction price* at 718 w Michigan. I <>R SALE—Ice box; capacity 700 lbs. .924 South Illinois b— Coal, Ice and Wood ROUGH! KSNDLENG WOOD $1 one-horsp wagon load. Haul it yoursoir. Plant No. 2, Nordyke <& Marmora Cos. Kentucky Ave. and Morris Street. BUST Indiana lump, clean, forked. ...$8 23 Best I’linols egg a... SB.OO Best Illinois lump, large forked. .. .$S *SO Best Brazil block, large forked $0.50 Kindling with each ton. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 3280 Stewart 3235 d —. Musical Instruments PIANO, upright: real barrain. easy payments, $2 pel* week Phone Mein 8088. PLAYER piano, small down payment, balance easy terms. Washington 1565. f—Miscellaneous TYPEWRITER BARGAINS PAYMENTS Get our low prices on hlth-gratla used and hi hanfl UNDERWOODS. MONARCH REMINGTON, L C. SMITH. B°\AL and other good machines. We sell maculae* that we can guarantee. Clark Typewriter Shop 18 West Market. Second Floor. Phone. Mam 2686. Indianapolis. Inq. tSurpliis Army Merchandise Tents, tarpaulins, wagon covers. AH size*. We can furnish you every size required. Sonic sizes as large as 36x90 feet. Contractors Equipment 1 TMoks and pick handles, shovels, spades. All sizes of manila rope, tool grinders, roof--1 Jr.g paper, belting, forges, anvils, snatch : blocks, rakes, nails and all sizes of wire I spikes. M. L. Goldberg &,Son. 1303 W Washington. $2 DOWN WiULL BRENQ \ The Peraonal Writing Machlna JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 82_ b Utiiii St. Tel. Miun 2890. INVALID CHAIRS—Good. strong rubber tired chairs lor rent. $3.59 uer mouth. Crutches. 26c. Delivery free. BAKER LRUS. WHEN YOU THINK OF TYPEWRITERS THINK OF JUDD 23 8 PENN 8T REED baby buggy. Call 1766 Kelly 9t._ Z 6 MIbULLLANLOLti WAMKP GOOD, SOUND YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT THE STOCK YARDS WANTED—Baby carriage or Btroller. regartlleHs of condition. Circle 7090. 2i BlatALsa ANNOuUkVUiMM A Bath a Day is the Healthy Way E. M. HARDIN CO. Merchant plumber. 3220 £. Mich. Webster 3001. Vault Cleaning All work guaranteed. EAST SIDE VAULT AND SINK CLEANING COMPANY. 935 B. Maryland. Stewart 1794 INDIANA CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGB. Clinic for patients at 10 a. m and 7:30: | p. m.. on Mondays. Wednesdays and Frt- i ! days. New location. 962 N. Pennsylvania { •treet

| 2? BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS DETECTIVES CUIGLEY-HYLAND AGENCY INa vO4 Nal.ioTfal City Bank Bldg. Main 2902. Day or night. BRACES for deformity made to order. Sue cial aid in charity cases DUGAN-JOHN-60N CO. 29 W. Ohio %t. The Surgeons Supply House. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated leather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. UURKLE 416 Mass. Main 1428. EX-SERVICE BROS., vault, sink or dry well cleaning. PAUL WEISS. 626 Caldwell. PIANO builder and tuner. Repair all kinds. Work guaranteed. NICHOLAS HILDMAN. Belmont 0328-3. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEI.GE, 201 Indiana a*. HEATH’S Barber Shop; union: warm, comfortable bathrooms 133 W Market 28 STORAGE AND TUAN SEEKS Shank Superior’Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE. TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING. 227 N. Now Jersey St. Main 2028. LI l 138. PARTLOW FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. Private lockd rooms and open space 2oc per month and up. Local and overland trimeter. We call and give you exact price# on any kind of work without any obligati! ns. 419 23 F, Market St. Main 2760. 29 BUSINESS ~l>H*OICTlijX IT lEiS^ ! We buy and sell patents and render a service to inventors and patentees that you should know about. Get the details at 526-28 Meridian Life Bldg.. THE WOL-KEE CO. GROCERY and meat Dial of fix tore©: four living rooms. Owner. Bel mont 0760. - 30 AItOMOBU.ES I Qlt SALE b—Gasoline Monroe Toisrainig Cars, s2o© and nap All models to pick Irom. traded In oa new cars. Overhauled and re finished ready i to drive away. PAYMENTS TF DESIRED. OPEN EVENINGS. Monroe Motors Corporation <Zs7tia6/\ Authorized FORD Dealers, 2f>9 South Meridian St. ■One Block East of Lnioti Station Used Car Bargains Monroe touring. Chevrolet 490. Ford touring. Ford coup*. Buick 6 touring, Studebaker touring Monroe sedan. Monroei Calforuia ton: Mitchell roadster. Great 8 touring, Monroe roadster. Ford sedan. Overland touring. All of tha above cars priced low for quick sales Payments if desired. Monroe Motors Corporatnon ________ 152 K New York 81 Ford Bodies USED COUPES. ROADSTERS AND TOURINGS i THREE USED FORD CHASSIS ONE 1015 ONE 1920 AND ONE 1921 Swisslielm & Parker “USED CARS WORTH THE MONEY “ 1031 Fora eeditn, plenty extra a IBIS Maxwell touring. A 1 hi.ape 1020 4 00 touring. .-ia-i* H. li. Jenkins Sales Cos.. Inc. | ftalra CHEVROLET Service 233-37 Virginia Ave. DODGE BROS . useO cart. Ah model* st cheap price# C.H.Wallerich Company Don 86 Brothers Motor Venn cum 846 N. Meridian. Ford Bargains A !&rg<* line. All models and etylcs. $75 up Some like new. Will take any make ; car in trade ALLEN. 725 Virginia ave. | BTTTDEBAKER roadster. 3 new. ! cord tires real bargain, sl*s. open | evening*. 220 S. Pennylvuina Main 1705 FORD 1018 roadster, omnpitloly r.verhauled good tire. nh; on bmi.v SSO iown ba' •no* one year. 644 K. Wash Main 3103 FORDS, all o dt any make car. Open Sundays ami eve j ntng* ALLEN. 726 Virginia ave FORDS. touringM. 17. iw. 10, in good shape. Good tlr***. An low as $145 Liberal payments 644 E. With. Main 3493. USED CAB MARKET Largest .Tuck of used ours In town. 559-61 N. Capitol, corner of North st. FORD late 1920 coupe. $:.50 *l4O down. balance easy terms: A 1 condition 21214 E. New York st M 4446 : YKLIE. 1 f'l'l tourinr fine shape Hrd Seal Continental motor Terms. OAKLEY GARAGE. 1663-65 S Meridian. CADILLAC 8. new tires, new paint, firstclass mechanical condition, for sale or trade 725 Virginia Ave. OLDSMOBILE 4 touring absolutely new; ' big saving. OAKLEY GARAGE. 1663-65 A. Meridian. FORD. 1922 coupe: bargain: terms or trade. 644 I' Washington Main 3493. BUICK 6. louring. I> 45: good shape; terms. OAKLEY GARAGE 16i'.3 ti3 S. Meridian DODGE touring: dandy condition: only $95 down. 518 N. Capitol. ELGIN 6. louring, good shape. *195. OAKI.F.Y GARAGE. 1 ‘163-65 S. Meridian. FORD 1920 touring: sumo ae new. 725 Virginia ave. CHEVROLET. 1918 touring, $95 down. Like new. 518 N. Capitol. INTERSTATE sedan: bargain, $375. Open evenaigs. 335 N. Pennsylvania, MITCHELL 6. touring, 7-passenger; $95 down. 518 N Capitol. FORD TOl'RlNfOii'O 725 VIRGINIA AVE.' BRISCOE touring new paint and top; $95 down. 618 N. Capitol. FORD SPEEDSTER. $125. 725 VIRGINIA ' AVENUE. FORD SEDAN. $375 1920 starter, demountable rims. FORD CHASSIS.' $65 725 VIRGINIA AVK tl AUTOMOBILES WANTED WE NEED THE CARS AND MEAN BUSINESS If you want to sell your car. being title and car. We deal quick and pay cash. WEISSMAN 21P-14 E. New York St. Main 4440 Aytos Wanted Cash for any car. Seo us. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. ___ 618 N. Capitol. Main 2638. AUTOS WANTED WK PAY CASH. I. WOLF AUTO CO. _ 019 N. DltnOiS. Main_lD79 __ 82 AL I O SUPPLIES. REPAIR*. USED TIRES $2 CASH Buys High-Grade Used Tires. Rogers 3115 W. Washington St. Belmont 4300 “TIRE sale No used tire over $3. If any of these | used tires proves unsatisfactory within 90 i days, return with receipt and get another for half price. No mail orders. ROY'S I TIRE STORE, 216 Indiana Ave. Open evenings and Sunday. AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 334 N. Illinois. S & S Anrn Laundry BURLINGTON Ford radius rods, per set, $5.50. Makes ear safer. ste€*r like large /*ar; guaranteed. 1541 Shelby Bt. TIRES, all size*. u up. Rebuilt eating* with NEW TREADS. We also re- ! pair or retread your tirea ANDKRSON i I STEAM VULCANIZER CO.. All N. Capitol, | 3d floor.

32 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS 1 NIAGARA Ford water pumps; keep engine cooler; save freezing, complete, $7.05. 1541 Shelby. Drexel 9547. j 33 MOTUKCyCLKS, ttICICLKS CASH paid for all kinds of motorcycles FLOYD PETERMAN. 509 Mass, avo Main 7029. 35 FINANCIAL. WE MAKE and bay second mortgagee on improved farms and Indianapolis real estate. AETNA MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CO. 508 Fidelity Trust Bldg. OUR "wants" will fill your wants, be they selling or buying ones 37 MONEY TO LOAN WHET? )iiIUU-*2UU-itJOO Investigate our eaay-to-pay Twenty-Payment Plan Loans. Get SSO. pay back $2.50 a monte Get SIOO. cay back $5.00 a month With interest at 3Vi % par month. You pay only for the actuel time loan runs, enterest is charged only on the actual amount of cash still outstanding Come in ana get free Booklet. "The Twentypayment Plan." which describes everything lully. All business confidential We Loan on Furniture. Pianos. Vlctrolaa. etc.. without removal. Also on Diamonds for long or short time Call, phone or write iliUiiuui uouaieim Loan Cos. (Bcd-vt Lenders.l E5T* W Tcnm 1887 201 LOMBARD BUILDING. 24 Vi EAST WASHINGTON 31. Main 3286. Oomfft Worry Because you are out of money or because you owe several bills. We Specialize in Such Cases Don't ruin your credit or even risk It when there is such an easy, inexpensive way of j keeping it We Furnish the Money to Keep Your Credit Established Th©r© am no investigation charge*, no tnadded or deducted. Interest charged on balance* only Ail that la necc*ary 1* .iiat you own furniture or piano or Victrol*. You Will lie Surprised at the prompt and confidential manner w*th which i a lean may be secured. We loan any amount ap to s3ot>. Call, write or phone. Com mon'wealth Loan Cos. 306 Odd Fellow Prig. Cor. Penn, and Wash sts. Successors to stale Lean Cos. Phone Main 4619 ~ CONFIDENTIAL Quick Loans Up to On piano*. Wtrolat. household faralttir* and g*. note* Loan* payabi© .a one to twenty monthly installment*. Legal charge* butsed on unpaid balance for actual tim** used Loans with other com name* paid /•(! and more money advanced. Hours it to o;.i0 baiu.rday to i p. in. Call, wrils phono Circle 1-6-6-9. beneheiai Loan {Society 001 National City Bank Bldg " Licensed by State Banking Dept. Aiipll ution roceived at 2952 Clifton St. LOANS tn furniture, piiuios sutos. Hveetock. farm huplemeiita and other collateral. 141 E. Washington St. CAPITOL LOAN CO. Main 0585 Auto Lincoln 7184. FIRST aud second mortgage* on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate H B. WILSON. llut National City Bank bldg. Lincoln 6104. MONEY furnished on really mortgages and contracts FRANK K. SAWYER. Meridian Life Bldg . 397 N. Pennsylvania Street. Circle 1081. MONEY to loan on second mortgage*. L B MILLER. 127 N. Delaware St. Main 6763. 33 !.!.(, \I. NOi ICF.S NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. N'oUc" if* hereby gneu that the under signed has duly uualifled a administrator of .■state of Frederick W Weghorst. deceased. - Into of Marion County. Indiana Said e I tate ia supposed to be solvent, j No. 20456 HARRY A. WEGHORST. First Frost Is Reported , But Cold Snap Ends No need to dip up your overcoats j yet awhile. According to J. H. Armington, who is in charge of the local weather bureau, the city Is due for another rise in temperature today or i late tonight. The first frost of the season was | reported at Columbus. The tempera- : ture there was 40 degrees. The lowest temperature in the State ! was reported at Wheatfield, the j mercury there dropping to 38 degrees. | Indianapolis' lowest temperature was j 45 degrees last night. CONTINUE CRUSADE Police Arrest Ninety-Four for Having No Dog Bivenses. The police are continuing to arrest j persons who have failed to obtain J : dog licenses. Seventy two men and j twenty-two women were arrested during the last twenty-four hours on ; this charge. BEATEN BY ROBBERS Karl Schltider Attached and Relieved of S3B. Karl Schluder, 232 E. New York St., was beaten by two men and robbed of S3B yesterday. He met the men at a camp near Eagle Creek and Kentucky Ave. The police arrested two suspects on vagrancy charges. 425 JOBLESS Indianapolis Ford Assembling Plant to ! Close Tuesday. Fur hundred and twenty-five men will be thrown out of work by the suspension of work at the Ford assembling plant In Indianapolis Tuesday. George J. Steinmetz, manager, said.

Senate Roll Call Shows How Many Attend to Private Business First

BV ROBERT TALLET / Times Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Dept. 18.—There are ninety-six members of the Senate, but analysis of a roll call on a bill to prevent profiteering in coal shows forty-four were out of town. Five others were in the city, but were not in attendance. Forty-seven answered. Here's a list that shows matters just about as they really #tood: Campaigning—Colt, Calder, Edge, France, Frelinghuysen, Gerry, Hale. Harrison, Hitchcock, Johnson, Kendrick, Jones. LaFollette, Lodge, McCormick, McKellar, Norbeck, Pepper,

PLAN I. U. DRIVE : Committees of Alumni Will Meet Wednesday Night. Committees in charge of the Indiana University memorial fund movement in Marion County for the purpose of raising more than $1,000,000 for the expansion of the present fa- ; clllties of the university will open Wednesday night and continue for | eight days, Uz McMurtrie, general chairman, has announced. Headquarters have been established In Parlor “E” of the Hotel Kincoln from which 100 volunteers will operate. Undergraduate students have contributed $413,000 and residents of Bloomington and other school friends J have brought the total fund in ex-1 | cess of $613,000. WILL AID COMMISSION Law Firm Named to Assist in Fight Wit li Telephone Company. The law firm of Ralston, Gates, Ueahy, Van Nuys & Barnard have been retained as counsel for the pubI lie service commission In Its legal I contests with the Indiana Bell Tele- | phone Company over Indianapolis and j Indiana toll rates, John YV. McCardle, I chairman of the commission, has announced. George Barnard, member of the firm, was a former member of the public service commission and Samuel M. Ralston was Governor when the commission was created. Both ere familiar with the functions of the commission. PROBE OWNERSHIP Detective* Hold Negro After Accident On Virginia Ave. Detectives today were investigating | the ownership of an automobile driven by Archie Herbert, negro. 339 Louisiana St. Herbert was arrested on the charge of driving an automobile without a license and failing to stop after an ac- | cident. The automobile driven by Herbert collided w ith a machine driven by Claud Fleetwood. 2104 E. Michigan St. at Virginia and Woodlawn Aves., - yesterday. F3eetwood jumped on the running board of Herbert's automoI bile and prevented his escape. The license plates on Herbert’s car I were painted over black the police say. FACE NEW CHARGES (iclis Pearson ami Wife Indicted for Perjury in Trial. Two new indictments were returned ■by the grand Jury today against i Gelis R. Pearson and Helen Pearson, ; his wife, for perjury during the first j trial of Pearson. Pearson was alleged ! to have embezzled $2,300 from the Madden and Coppie Company, a local automobile repair firm. The Jury disagreed on the first trial and Pearson has been out on bond since that time. Anew jury will be j chosen. Judge H. O. Chamberlain, regular Judge of the Circuit Court, will replace Judge Collins on the criminal bench for the second trial. PROBE SUICIDE Police Investigate Death of Satterthwalte near Castleton. The coroner today was investigating the alleged suicide of Paul Satter- | thwaite, 2S. ex-patrolman and a vet- ! eran of the World War. The body was ! found Saturday on a farm near Castteton. Satterthwaits was shot in the right temple. Satterthwalte. who was a brother-in-law of Ira M. Holmes, left the Holmes residence. 2249 North Capitol ' Ave., Friday night. Mr. Holmes and I James List found the body, which | was lying face down with the right ; hand holding a revolver. MAKE PARADE PLANS Odd Fellows and Rebelcahs Will Sponsor Floral Procession. A floral parade, styled a “Tournament of Flowers and Beauty," has : ben scheduled for Saturday afternoon, Oct. 7. under the auspices of the ; Marion County Association of Odd Fel- | lows and Rebekahs. Floats, trucks, ; autos and conveyances of all kinds, ! decked with palms, and ferns, flowers ; and flags will participate. All florists, i business men. city and county officials, I and all clubs and organizations of this | and neighboring counties have been ini vited to enter the parade. LAY CORNER STONE Officials Speak at Exercises at Metropolitan Baptist Church. Formal exercises of the laying of | the corner stone for the new Metroj politan Colored Baptist Church were | I held yesterday at Twelth and Missouri ' ! Sts. Judge James A. Collins, Prosej cutor William P. Evans, Judges Linn j D. Hay and T. J. Moll of the Superior I Court, made the principal talks. Rev. | J. D. Johnson is pastor. | When the church was organized it had te nmembers and it now has a membership of 400, tho pastor announced. B ROTHERBUYSPAPE RS Rothermere Arranges to Acquire Northcliffe Holdings in Associated. By United News LONDON, Sept. 18.—Jxird Rothermere has arranged to purchase the shares in the Associated Newspapers, Ltd., held by his brother, the late i Lord Northcliffe, it is understood. Ap- j plication for this purchase will be made in court Tuesday so that the transaction can be confirmed. The Associated Newspapers, Ltd. owns the Daily Mail, the Ex'ening News and the Weekly Dispatch.

Poindexter, Pomerene, Reed of Missouri, Townsend, Wadsworth, Walsh of Montana, Willis. In Europe—Caraway, Elkins, Harris. Ladd, McKinley, Spencer. Sick—Fernald. Overrhan, Norris, Page, Pittman. Sickness in Family—Keyes, Resting—Robinson. In Washington—Cameron, Ernst, Glass. At Home —Moses. Whereabouts Unknown—Newberry (thought to be in Rhode Island). Ball, Stanley.

DQGOOM GROWLS Mil PROTEST 1 COB GAMP Canine Plebiscite Evidences Strong Disfavor of Curs for Elite. PAMPERED PETS FLAYED Hybrid Hounds Woof Loudly When Milady Administers Puppy Perfume. By RODNEY BUTCHER, United News Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, Sept. 18.—Bolshevism Is rampant among the proletariat of dogdom. The ordinary variety of street pooch and his bourgeois companions classed ! as house dogs, watch dogs, police dogs, bird dogs and houn’ dawgs, are growling and displaying dangerous teeth as they woof to each other details of the latest luxury of the prize bulls, Pekineses and Pomeranians who travel In limousines and live in costly i apartments under the watchful chai peronage of beautiful, or at least loving, mistresses. News that the pampered pets, as the other dogs call them, were being given separate vanity cases for their further beautification, has brought on | the war clouds. Milady Appears Meanwhile, all unaware of the growing unrest she has caused. Milady continues to step out with two vanity cases, one for the improvement of her own appearance and the other for little Toto. without ever getting them i mixed. The assembled pups at the dog show of the Western Specialty Clubs j are divided into two camps. Entrants with no “doggie vanity cases’’ are i hanging the ringing raspberry on the \ ears of those thus favored, terming them dudish, effeminate and'things hke that, but each one barks loudly i to his owner for a vanity case, threatening to act mad, play dead and do j other things that don’t bring prizes 1 at dog shows. | A correspondent hastened to the scene, skeptical about this doggie van- ! ity case business. Enter Hero “Look at that there, if you don’t believe it,” barked the malcontents, and the correspondent turned to behold the entrance of a trim, competent looking young woman whom any dog would be proud of leading a big, broad bulldog. bow-legged and fiercely visaged. This young woman, after seeing her pet had fresh clean straw for his stall, drew from her traveling bag a deep scarlet vanity case, similar In appearance to her own, took out sundry articles, and went to work on the bull. While the little soviet behind the correspondent howled Its loudest, she applied Mascara to Fido’s eye-browns, waxed his whiskers with paste Into truly Hohenzollern like appearance, went over his entire surface with a comb, touched up his claws with nail I file and finished by spraying the animal with perfume. Fido seemed to like it. Swallows Chew The correspondent, who had swallowed his chewing tobacco at the first touch of the Mascara, turned to the little canine soviet and barked with them. A middle-aged man who j had also been watching the operation, said: "I been to dog shows off and on for the last forty years, but I never saw a bulldog treated like that before. Dog shows ain’t what they used to be. These women—” The rest was drowned out by the | renewed howl of the Bolsheviks as they saw another entrant getting the same dose. TURNS DOWN OFFERS Thelma Blossom Will Complete Education, Refusing Stage Career. Denial was made by Miss Thelma Blossom, who, as Miss Indianapolis, won two ot the most important beauty trophies at Atlantic City, before leaving yesterday for the University of Wisconsin, that she was going on the stage. “I have been offered contracts by the Keith people, and the Irene Castle show and have several movie propositions but I am accepting none of them,” she said. "I am returning to school for the sorority rush season as ■ I am a senior there and I will return to Indianapolis to study music this winter.” CLUB PLANS DRIVE Columbia Will Inaugurate Extensive Campaign for New Members. The limit membership of the Columbia Club wil lbe filled through a campaign to be inaugurated in Indiana and neighboring States, Frank A. Butler, president, announced. Accommodations for the families of members wil be installed in the new club building, which is expected to be completed within a year. PLAN S4OOOO CHURCH j McClainsville M. F.. Pastor Announces Plans for Building. The building committee of the MoClainsville M. E. Church, of which D V. Griffith is chairman, is making plans for anew church to be erected at McKinley St. and Barth Ave., at |an approximate cost of $40,000, according to an announcement by Robert b. Stewart, pastor. The present church is a frame structure at the corner of Berwln and Shelby Sts. DENIES CHARGE George L. Specs Held in Connection With Burlington (Iowa) Murder. George L. Specs. 20. farmer, arrested yesterday on a charge of vagrancy and being a fugitive from Justice, today denied any connection with the killing of J. V. Shurz. near Burlington, la. Spees was arrested at hla father’s farm, southwest of this city, yesterday. A telegram from the Burlington 'police said that Spees was wanted as an acessory to the killing.

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