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I DEATH NOTICES BLIZZARD, CLARA E.—Wife of James L. Blizzard, mother of Mrs. Ralph Young, Mrs. Bertha Hutchhuon and Charles T. Blizzard, died 6 p. m.. Oct. 11, 1922. at her home. 1120 Perry Are. Funeral notice later. GEHBING. - JOSEPH t7—Father” ”of Louis and Scott Gehrlng and Mrs. G. W. Hunt, died at the home of his son, Louis Gehring, 1664 College Are., 8:30 a. m.. Oct. 11. Funeral St. Philip Neri's Church. Friday, 9 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown BBSBS, JOs¥PH. Sr .—Are 63 years, TuesW day, 5:30 p. m.. husband of Matilda Krebs. Funeral from late home. 1650 S. Talbott. Friday. 8:30 a. m.; Sacred Heart Church, 9 a. m. Buriai St. Joseph cemetery. 8 FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. T. Blasengvm Independent Undertaker. Prompt ambulance calls. "The proof of a service is the service It renders.' 1702 N Illinois St Randolph 0870 1625 Shelby St. Drexel 2570. FLANXER & BUCHANAN 320 North Illinois St. Funeral directors to the people of Indianapolis since 1887. Phones —Msin 0041-0642. LI. 2641. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY “‘ L JJMido Parlors 1222 Union St. Johnson & Montgomery 1032 Central Are. Main 1430. George Grinstemer Fun-ral D'rector. 522 E. Market. Mam 0908. SHIRLEY BROS.’ CO. Main office 940 S. Illinois St. Circle 1918 Main 1841. CHaS. A. HOCKE.NSMITH. 724 N. Illinois. Main 1166 LI. 1166. FUNERAL DIRECTORS —1402 N. Illinois. WM. E KB.EGE3Main 1154. Rea. Phone. Ben Pavia 332-L. GADD —BERT S. GADD. 2130 Prospect St. Phones: Drexel 0422. Stewart 2278. UNDERTAKERS—HISEY & THUS 951 North Dei L 6564 M. 3680. Wt PERSONALS FAIRMOUNT Matenilty Hospital for confinement. May work for part of expenses. Babies for adoption. Write for booklet. Mrs. T. B. Long 4£>ll E. Twenty-Seventh St.. Kansas City. Mo. i< lost AN P. $250 Reward For return of lady's platinum basket setting diamond ring, lost Sept. 22. in vicinity Ohio and Senate Ave. If you have pawned It, bring me 'the ticket to get It out. No questions will be asked Valued as gift R. E. PORTER. Main 1787. 122 X. Senate. LOST—Dark brown hound with white chest, answers to name of "Drum.” License No. 7180. Return to 1005 N. La Salle, or call Brookside 2105. Reward. BLACK silk bag. containing keys and money, lost Wednesday noon, probably beween Blacker’s and Block's. Reward. Main 1058. LOST—GoId cuff link with Shrine emblem: monogram. E. E. B. Reward. Randolph 3740. BEAGLE pup lost: stx months old: white with black spot 9: reward. Wash. 3108 LOST—Eastern Star pin. between Indiana Trust and Craig's. Drexel 0793. SPECTACLES, lost" W Washington car. Belmont 0662. K HELP WANTED—MALE

PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM Offers Permanent Jobs to Qualified FLOOR MECHANICS, * VISE HANDS, BOILER MAKERS and CAR REPAIRMEN Apply 109 S. Capitol ave. 8 to 12 a. m.—1:30 to 4:30 p. m. Phone MA in 4767 FURNITURE WORKERS Six trimmers or furniture upfitters. Two patch and toueh-up men for rubbed furniture. Cabinet makers, wood or machine carvers. UDELL WORKS. LABORERS and carpenters meet truck at Comfort Kentucky ave. at 6 a. m. or call BE lmont 4930. Bunting Construction Cos. fcXPERIENCED ' CLOTHING w SALESMEN FOR SATURDAYS OR SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. CHAS. C. HAUGER CO. FURNITURE WORKERS Six trimmers or furniture upfittere. Twg patch and touch-up men for rubbed furniture. Cabinet makers, wood or machnie carvers. UDELL WORKS. W anted—Boys Sixteen years old or under, to carry Times routes in central part of city. Routes between North and South and East and West Sts. See Mr. Moorehead, any atteruoon, between 2 and 5. BRUSH SALESMEN—Genuine "twisted-in-wire:" guaranteed line: best proposition in country. Commission, bonus and guaranteed saiary to those who qualify: experience unnecessary: in or out of town. Write for proposition. Address A No. 2758. Times. TWENTY CARPENTERS for concrete form work M netu-ello, Ind. Inquire 1011 Fletcher Trust Bldg. MANSFIELD ENGINEERING CO WHITE AND COLORED” Scald and dry pickers wanted. Indianapolis Poultry Cos.. 228 S. Penn. St. MAN. white, experienced in kitchen: neat: must have some pep; good wages: comfortable room. Washington 4088. MEN to learn vulcanizing trade: a nne paying business to ret into. ANDERSON STEAM VULCANIZES CO wtrL-” workers and - helpers] DIAMOND WIRE AND IRON WORKS. 100 VIRGINIA AVE. wanted. STEADY DRAYMEN. W S. FRYE TRANSFER CO.. 27 8. Alabama. EXPERIENCED electrician for bousewlrinr. Apply 1606 E. Nineteenth. Webster 9380. ■a XPER V FNT”-'n furnace Installers and helpers. Horne Stove Cos.. 501 Kentucky Ave. nOYS AS MESSENGERS. DELIVERY DEPT. WESTERN UNION. Monument Place. TWO ” FIRST-CLASS CARPENTERS] WELLINGTON. Irvington 0775. TRUCKS AND TEAMS” TOHAUL COAL. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. MEN TO LAY CEMENT BLOCKS] CALL DREXEL 1632. SHOE repair man: steady employment: reference. Irvington 3763. 13 INSTRUCTIONS nlt A popular piano music IK U J] taught in twenty lessons, beginners and advanced. Reduced rates. Christensen School 106 p embrnks A read: Circle 3034.

13 INSTRUCTIONS WANTED—GirIs to take up hair dressing; day and evening classes. MARSHALL S BEAUTY PARLOR. 313 Mass, ave. a—Business Colleges MEN to iearn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER S COLLEGE. 309 E. Waahlngton st.. Indianapolis, Ind. Circle 0757. iT SALESMAN WANT HD Salesman A-l The Varney Electric Cos., have openings for five appliance salesmen. Men with house-to-house sales experience given preference. These men will become a part of a permenent organization and the earnings will depend upon the man. See Mr. Morgan at Varney Electric Cos.. 121 8. Meridian. 15 Al.hXfS A Nil NOLI CHOUS WANTED—lntelligent man or woman In every factory, shop and store In Indianapolis who -desires to earn extra money without interfering with regular employment. Address or call W. H. ALLEN, 127 6._E!der. 16 HELP WANTED—FKM ALE YOUNG LADIES the position you have been looking for can be found with INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. New York and Meridian Sts. GLOVE MAKERS EXPERIENCED and Power Sewing Machine Operators Also capable girls to learn to make gloves. Apply 9:30 to 11 a. m. Indianapolis Glove Cos. E. Michigan and Liberty sta. WANTED—Four young women for enumerating work In Indianapolis This is very similar to census taking. Good saiary allowed. Prefer persons who desire a business course or who are interested in behalf ol someone else. Fine opportunity. See or write Fred W. Case. Prln. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Pennsylvania and Vermont Sts. First door north Y. W. C. A. HOUSEWORK: general: 4 In family: adults no laundry: pleasant room; must have city reference. 3130 N. Delaware. Randolph 1086. EXPERIENCED white cook between ages 25 and 40: two In family; no laundry: good wages 2030 N. Meridian. Ran. 2552. WHITE girl: general housework; small family; stay nights. Washington 1607. WANTED—Children to board. Call Webster 5780 YOUNG GiRL~TO HELP~CAHE FOR BABY] RANDOLPH 1459. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED a—Male MIDDLE-AGED man wants position as e!evator operator: experienced. Main 8159. b—Female CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. EXCELLENT WORK. DREXEL 0805 ROOMS FOR KENT FT. WAYNE. 925 ti: lovely large, light front room, steam heat, suitable for 2: also nlcb. clean room, 2 ’adiea employed; use living room. Circle 4958 DEARBORN ST.. E Tenth car; room. breakfast or kitchen privileges if desired; no other roomers. Webster 4128 evenings MASS. AVE.. 532: furnished room In modem downtown apartment: walking ditar.ee. Gentlemen prilerred. Circle 2070 DELAWARE. N.. 1726: large modern sleep ing room desirable for one or two gentlemen. Randolph 2718 KEYSTONE. 420 S : modern sleeping room, for two gentlemen, breakfast i£ desired: reasonable. Drexel 9271. PARK Ave. 3203: beautifully furnished front room with dressing-room, tn highclass home. Wash. 3522. CAPITOL, 1311 N.: two nice sleeping rooms in private home, near Illinois ear line. Circle 3022. LARGE, well furnished room fn apartment: walking distance; gentlemen preferred. Circle 2289. VERMONT. 715 E.; newly furnished, modern room, for X or 2 gentleman. Circle 1475 “ NICELY furnished room; walking distance; steam heat. Call after 5 p. tn. Rtley 1782. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM: STRICTLY MODERN. CALL CIRCLE 2038. TWO nice bedrooms, use of my kitchen if desired. Kenwood 1563. DESIRABLE modern room, for 1 or 2 Webster 6573.

• —Light Housekeeping TALBOTT. 2402: 5 rooms: everythin* furnished: very desirable; sls jer week. Randolph 0817. TWO-ROOM suite downsairs; private entrance; good heat. 16 E. Twenty-second. Randolph 2478. TWO light housekeeping rooms; steam beat. Also furnished rooms. 2110 Prospect. LIGHT housekeeping and sleeping rooms 219 E. Tenth. Also 1231 Olney. Circle 7048. TWO first-class furnished rooms with kitchenette. 665 E. Twenty-fourth. b—Board and Rooms GRAIj. N., 522; front room for 2 with board: private family: E. Michigan car. DELAWARE, N„ 1606; room and board. SB. Randolph 8774. 19 REMAIN a—Houses 2148 Ransdell. 5 rooms ...520,00 224 S. MeKitn, 4 rooms 18.00 655 Birch. 6 rooms 20.00 512 Warsaw. 2 rooms. 10.00 DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 2124 Langley Avenue Four rooms, semi-modern- Water paid. 520.00. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main 4518. 2500 Shriver Ave.. 0 Scorn modern double, hardwood floors throughout, full basement. good condition, garage. S4O. TrueWood. Main 0186, evenings. Irvington 4213. MARTIN DALE, 2934: new 4-room double; for colored renters. Main 4692. Washington 19X0. FOR RENT—72S East Twenty-fifth st., modem 6-room home. $37.50. Call Har. 2964. ~FOR RENT. 40-ACRE FARM SCOTT CO. MAIN 0186. c—Business Places SMALL building for storage, painting or repairing autos, or sale, coal and wood. 1732 N. Arsenal. 20 WANTED TO RENT WANTED—Three or 4-room cottage with gas; colored renters Randolph 3987. 21 HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE a—Business Property STQREROOM —$500 CASH. Comer of North and Douglas; size 30x40. Price $2,100. FOWLER & EATON. 301 City Trust. Maini 6871. b—Houses 1840 DEXTER AVE.. 6 ROOMS. NEW NEVER OCCUPIED. FDLL BASEMENT. MODERN THROUGHOUT, SUNROOM LARGE LOT. PAVED STREET. WILL MAKE TERMS. CALL OWNER. THE SOUTHERN LUSfBER CO. -MAIN 0107. BALTIMORE Ave.. near Thirty-Fourth St.: bargain; 6-room, semi-modern home, fruit and shade trees, lot 44x210 ft. Call "Overman " Harrison 1506 for full information and inspection. SIX-ROOM cottage, large lot. northeast. $1,800: also 7-room house and 5-room bungalow: terms. EVERROADR. Drexe! 3250. HOYT AVE. Six-room moderi cottage in A1 condition: good home district: priced right; 3.750; SSOO down. Call Lincoln 3734. EAST, near Washingoo. 6-room modern bungalow; SBOO cash. WRIGHT. Irv- j ingtoo 0292.

21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE l>—Houses West Indianapolis Home Payments 803 South Bellview Three rooms, front and back porches, barn, good well, large lot. close to many factories and located in the high ground, west of the river. Reasonable down payment, balance like rent Price $2,250.00 The Spann Cos Main 0133. 25 E. Ohio. Wash, 0559. That Dear Little Shack on Oak HP] northeast 2140 Winter ave..: 3 rooms with more modern conveniences than any home of same size: electricity, gas. city water, kitchen sink, inside toilet, cistern, sewer, cellar, liout and rear porch, cement walks, lot 40x140: shade, shed. fences. Price 51.800; SIBO cash. Security Trust Cos. Mr. Nlcoson. Main 1804, TWO new five-room bungalows near E. 48th st. For price and terms see Mr Van Arsdale with H. C. Tuttle & Bro. 131 E. Ohio st. Price Reduced for Quick Sale $3,300: ON TERMS. A good six-room house Paving electric lights, gas, city water, sewer in paved street, fire proof roof; located on Beville Ave.; lust one b’oek to Tenth St. Terms $350 down. Call Mr. Johnson. Meredith & Johnson Main 2393. Webster 7483. Don’t Miss This Firs rooms, strictly modern, all built-in features, beautiful front and back yard. 3car garage, most beautifully designed bungalow in Indianapolis and decorations are the very best. If you want to buy a bungalow that is absolutely complete in every way this Is It. Price $7,500: SI,OOO cash "Live Wires." T. R. JONES 4 CO. 414 Peoples Bank Bldg. Main 5758. Look and Listen Five-room modern house, large lot. improved streets In splendid condition. Price $3,650. $650 cash, balance like rent. Rl-IEtES & RITCHEY. Webster 3212. Irvington 0117. Office, L.in-obi 4231. 223 Saks bldg. For Colored SIOO Down I Four-room ooitage at 2019 Sheldon. Payj meats sls month Dunlop & Holtencl, j 122 E. Market. $3.500 —$500 Cash Balance like rent, buy* a 6-room. semimodern home. I*os&f‘>ion within ten days. A well built; real b Canaday Realty Cos. 306-7 City Trust Bldg. MA. 5340. lIA. 5352. 661 S. jS. ew Jersey This home has just been remodeled and is just like new. Immediate possession. A real bargain at $3,750 Only SSOO down. T. E. HALLS, JR. 200 Ranh Bldg 122 E. Ohio Lincoln 341 X Colored, Bargain. Northwest Five rooms, water, electric lights: new roof: newly painted: excellent condition throughout. Price $2,300. Very reasonable terms. DUNLOP 4 HOLTEGEL. 122 E. Market St.

, w Five-room double on 9 fl IT A B Meridian: price $4,000, U II /Tl II $9 JO cash. S3O per ** “ month. Henry P Ross. 725 K of P Bldg. Drexel 7761. ring 2. Circle 6600 East, Near 10th Eight rooms, 4 rooms and bath down, towrooms and bath up; good furnace and j 4 rage This is a good buy at 94,500. Might arrange terms. Call Main 6771. day or eve. Cottage—Payments W. McCarty St., Weet Indianapolis. 4 rooms, lights gas well and cistern. Price $1 800 Only SIOO cash, balan- e terms MARION COUNTY STATE BANK ON NORTHWEST CORNER GUILFORD AND FORTY-NINTH ST, STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE. NOW IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION WILL MAKE TERMS. CALL OWNER THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. MAIN 0107. WHY NOT NOW? Buy <4 double 5 room to the Bidf\ overlooking Brooknidt* Park Price $3,600 cash, balance monthly. Call Webster 1418. SIX IK•< >M i ott&fe o !■ built, Jvvo-atory; bargain; only $2,250; on terms. Astticoln 6734. day or evening. BUNGALOW. Mouth. 4 rooms; excellent condition; price $2.4.50: terms if Hold at mee. Cal! Lincoln 5734 day or evening. TEN acres, cloae in. $2,400; SSOO caah. EVER HOAD Drexel 3230. LARGE PROFITS. from *w.*ll expenditure billow Real Fatal# adcerUalxif In ’'Want Ad column# of th# Time# __ d—Lots ' EAST front lot on Ralston Drive, south of Sixty-Second 9t.. which if* paved. Gas. ; electric; near school and car line. Sold on cay term* of $lO down. $2 per week. ! Price. 507. V Call Main 4296 Evenings. Randolph 4057. Mr. Davidson J Southeast State fairground we offer f fine hixh building lot. 45x134 for only $lO ca#h and $1.25 weekly. Price F now $436. East side of creek In plain view of fairground. Main 1409. Nifhts. Wash. 1079. 1/vum tAaZ Aa4tt£tu& LOT. 40x150. on Sixty-Second St. Paved: gas. electricity, telephone. Near school and street car. Sold on easy terms of $lO i down and $3 per week. Price. $1,050. Call Mr. Davidson Main 4295. Evenings. Randolph DANDY lot on Leland Ave.. Just north of Twenty-First St. Price. $345; $lO down. $1.25 per week. Call evenings, Webster 7710. Walter Saunders. EAST front wooded iot on Rosslyn Ave.. near Fifty-Ninth St. Price. $975: $25 cash, balance $2.75 per week. Main 4296. ! Evenings. Randolph 4067. Mr. Davidson. FINE east front lot on Goodlet Ave.. near Speedway Ave. Price. $415 $lO down, balance $1.50 per week. Call evenings, Riley 1724. LOT. 60x150. on Byram St., near FiftyFirst St. Price. $395 $lO down, balance $1.25 per week. Call evenings. Riley ■ t724L A GOOD BUY. Lot on Eastern Ave., near Thirty-Ninth St. Pri.c, $395. $lO down, balant# $1.25 per week. Evenings. Webster 7710. WANTED—Part lot tn Section 31, Crown Hill cemetery. Drexel 3685. e—Suburban Suburban Bargain. In Greenwood s2,7so—Easy Terms Eight rooms, story and a half: on largo lot 55x300 feet, with street on each end and alley on side. Five rooms and one small room suitable for bath down. Two rooms up. Inclosed back porch. Decorations good throughout. House is newly painted and has new roof. Electric lights; barn, S2OO down. Call Mr. Murman. Main 2957, day or evening. Orin Jessup Land Cos, 705-10 Occidental bldg. Suburban Dandy 5-room bungalow north; garage, two extra lots, also furniture for sale: easy terms Address A No. 2752, Times. SUBURBAN home site, half-acre east: productive, level ground. On Post road, near Washington st. Small cash payment, balance monthly. Webster 5774. I—Sales or Exchange 2800 Block, Paris Avenue Six-room double: lights, sewer, well and cistern. Lot 50x135. Good neighborhood. Will take a good contract of sale in payment. Call Trueblood. Main 0186. Evenings, Irvington 4213. t 2 REAL ESI Aljfe WANTED Not Hunting Bargains You don’t need to sacrifice your property. I can sell It for what it is worth. Telephone and get my figure on it. LACY HEARN. REALTOR. Harrioon 1024. Lincoln 7371. WE have two cash customers for semi-mod-ern or modern doubles north or northeast. SHAMAN REALTY CO. Main 3467. 721-2 Lemcke Bldg. WANTED—Good semi modern double, three or four ro4kna. Call Lincoln 7707.

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23 FARM LANDS LAND AUCTION. Forty-seven-acre farm home, Wednesday, Oct. 18. 10 o’clock. Splendid black land, 5 room house, cellar, ircmt end rear porch, 2 good wells. 2 barns and plenty outbuildings, variety of fruit. Inspection invited. Will also sell all personal property. Location 3 miles north of Fortville, 24 miles northeast of Indianapolis. Will meet parties from a distance at station upon request. If you want good land this will Interest you. WILLIAM E. RUSHTON. owner. Sale in charge of R. C. FOLAND AUCTION CO., Nobles villa. 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE a—Household Goods Rugs and Linoleums 9x12 Brussels rugs, blue, tan, taupe and old rose, $12.50 Hall runner, 35c per yard. Gold seal congoleum rugs. 9x12, perfect goods; newest patterns. $13.75. Axminsters. velvets ana wlltons at lowest prices in the city. Dorfman Rug Cos. 107 W. Washington, opposite Statehouse. "IF IT COVERS A FLOOR. WE HAVE IT." PENINSULAR gas range, like new. cost S6B. sell for $25: Jewel refrigerator, 75 lbs, $10: Kitchen cabinet. $8; 3-burner hot plate, with hose $3: Iron bed, complete, $10; Walnut finished, square dining table and 4 chairs, $lO. Circle 4621. FOR SALE—Good. Faultless. Comfort Furnas No. 1038- practically new : bargain: price S4O. or SSO set up for use. 115 S. Ninth St.. Beech Grove. Phone Beech Grove 196, BEDBUGS, roaches, moths, ants, destroyed with one application of "Sudden Death." ALBERT MAAS. 31 Virginia Ave. M. i225 HOUSEHOLD goods of all kinds al auction prices at 748 W. Michigan. HEATER $lO. square kitchen table $3. Call Circle 4621. b—Coal, Ice and Wood Buy Your Coal at Best Prices SPECIAL SALE. FIVE DAYS ONLY. Best Illinois targe lump $8 °5 Best Illinois egg 7.73 Best Hamilton lump . . 825 Best Linton lump 8.23 Best Indiana egg 7.75 Delivery any place in the city. TOM SII ROYER 430 Indiana. Circle 1435. Prompt delivery BEST Inciana lump, clean, forked. . .$8 25 High grade Indiana egg $7 50 Best Illinois lump, large forked $8.50 Best Illinois eg* SB.OO Pest Brazil block, largo forked $lO 00 Kindling with each ton. Deliver anywhere in the city. UNION IGF. AND COAL CO. Drexel 3280. ' Stewart 2285. “'BETTER COAL We deliver the same day the order Is p'aced. Hoosier Brick & Coal Cos. Webster 9280. Webster 9281 Illinois Lump $8 00 Illinois Egg $7.50 Fourth Vein Linton Lump $8 25 Fourth Vein Egg $7.50 All coal forked No d'rt or rock. WEBSTER 8393. HEAVY WOOD. Suitable for heating stove or furnace. Extra length for fire place. MAIN

e—nothing PANTS SALE ®it al! odd lots In stock 52.9S In $3.95 \l $4.95 M $5.95 ||l Iwo Stores in on J The Pants Store Cos. 48 West Ohio-Near Illinois FOR SALE—Heavy dark blue coal: al! woe! coal for girl 12 to 14 year* of age. SB.OO. Also beautiful dark brown beaver hat. $2.50. Irvington 3849. FOR SALE —Coat, practically new. size 38 or 40 Beech Grove 61 NICE'FALL spit, size IST ■ GOOD CONDITION DREXEL 7899. d—Musical ItiMrunienta FET of trap drums with or without several extra attachments, tor sale or trade, loli Sheldon >: j. * C. FISCHBB PIANO, >63 00 ROBERTSON MUSIC HuUSE. 433 Mato. ave. Main 4531. GOOD ebony upright piano, $35 caah. MR. MORGAN Randolph 4221. I— Miatellaneous TYPEWRITER BARGAINS PAYMENTS Gel oup low price# on high-erode u#ed j and •ccofid-hand UNDKKWOOD. MONARCH. RKMINGTON. L. C SMITH. ROY Aland other good machines. We sell machine# j that we run guarantee Clark Typewriter Shop 18 West Market. Second Floor. Phone. Main 268 U. Indianapolis. Ind Army Surplus Merchandise j Army cots, tarpaulins, tents, roofing pa per. rakes, tubs, shovels belting, bench grinders. Iso re, platform scales, manila rope, saws, forges, wood chisels, chicken and fence wire Also many other items. See us for attractive prices. All new merchandise M. L. Goldberg & Sous. 1302 W. Wash. KIDDIE KOOP, S2O; Oriole go basket, "$Io; ladies tan polo eioth coat, leather trimmed; size 38: price sls; baby carriage, dark blue willow with ivory wheels $25. All these articles are like new and a bargain. Harrison 3049 ; INVALID CHAIRS—-flood, strong rubber j tired chairs for rent $3 50 per month Crutches, 26c. Delivery free. BAKER BROSc ROOKING, best quality red and green slate*! covered, $2.25 per roll. Slightly damaged 1 31 05 per roll. CHARLES KOEHRJNG. 882 Virginia ave. Drexel 9400, _____ FOR SALE —Nearly new Hoover sweeper; also woman's winter coat. Circle 5858. Homo-GROWN hedge fence, $7 a hundred. Hall runner, 30-yard. Drexel 4206. WHEN YOU THINK OF TYPEWRITERS THINK OF JUDD. _ 22 3. PENN ST. 26 MISCLI.LANKOLS WANTED GOOD, SOUND YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT THE STOCK YARDS 27 BE SITS'ESS ANNOUNCEMENTS <VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV*/VVVVVVVevwevvvVN^s A Bath a Day is the Healthy Way E. M. HARDIN CO. Merchant plumber. 3220 &. Mich. Webster 3001. Vault Cleaning FOR QUICK SERVICE CALL Rapid Vault and Sink Cleaning Cos. BELMONT 2607. Vault Cleaning All work guaranteed. EAST SIDE VAULT AND SINK CLEANING COMPANY. 935 E. Maryland. Stewart 1794. DETECTIVES QUIGLEY-HYLAND AGENCY, INC. 404 National City Bank Bldg. Main 2902. Day o. night. BRACES for deformity made to order. Speeial aid in charity cases. DUGAN-JOHN* j SON CO., 29 W. Ohio St. The Surgeons Supply House. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated: leather mattresses and pillows - made E F. BURKLE. 416 Mass Main 1428. PIANO builder and tuner Repair all kinds. Work guaranteed. NICHOLAS HILDMAN. | Belmont 0328-3 EX-SERVICE BROS]] ■vault, sink or dry well cleaning. PAUL WEISS. 626 Caldwell, or Circle 7618 “safety razor blades SbsrpeneiL TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana ave. HEATH'S Barber shop: union: warm, comfortable bathrooms. 133 W. Market DID you 32LL itF~ If not, try ths automobile columns at the Times Want Ada.

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE A Used Car Sale to Gleam Up Omir Stock ASK TO SEE THE StuclebakeV Special touring; new paint, good cord tires, good top and curtains and in good mechanical condition, for t $795 Many Other Good Buys - , THE BUCK CO. 315 N. Pennsylvania. LI ncoln 4371.

28 STORAGE AM) TRANSFER ESS . 1898. Otto J. Suesz Packing, hauling, low rates on California shipments. Through cars to Los Angeles. Main 2353-3628. Night, Webster Shank Superior Service BUST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPING. N. New Jersey St. Main 2028 WE haul anythl’ g; moving - $6 ur overland ft specialty: cxpericni-ed men. KKNNAIU) VOGEL Belmont 2i) BIMM.Ss OPPORTUNITIES I lustier WITH S4O CAPITAL CAN CLEAN UP WITH MY I.fGIITNIN . SELLER SEE Ml’ TODAY MR. HALLS 206 RAUH BLDG, 122 K. OHIO. LINCOLN 8411 30/ Allll3lO M l .IS I OK S ALL b—Gasoline NEW AND USED Service'' 1921 Sedan, first-class shape. Bargain for quick sale. CalderEeac. Auto Cos. 2966 Northwestern A venue Randolph 5260

Used Car Sa:e , Roadster* selling low as SSO Touring wliin; as low as SIOO Taunt —s . uti st..:. i to soil a.* I low as $ :00 Coupes ■■ ilh starters soiling as low as s2'>o. Worm drive ton true;;n, selling as low as $125. Tiring as low as $35 down. 40 good used . ars to s , . t from ('ait Auto Sales Cos. uI3(S E. Wash. See Harold Hancock. Mom roe Used Cars See u# for all kinds of used car# Mon* I roes our specialty. PAYMENTS IF DBS I RED. OPEN EVENINGS Monroe Motors Corporation 132 E. New York St. You have always wanted to own a “MONROE.” Well here is your chance. “MONROE” $200.00 and up cash, payments or trade. MONROE USED CAR DEPT. j 608 N. Capitol r FORD IBODBES Exchange your used open body for a i nice closed job. SwSssheSmni <& Parker Autowa, Ames and Ford Body Dls. , FORDS The Red Arrow is tho place to buy a used oar and get a square deal. E. WAS!!. ST. AND SOUTHEASTERN. i DODGE BROS., used cars. All mouels it j cheap price# C.H.Wallerich Company Daas& Brothers Motor Vehicxm FORDS From SGO up at The Red Arrow You can depend on getting a square deal. E. WASH. ST. AND SOUTHEASTERN. Ford touring, SSO down. USED CAR MARKET. Li.rgest stock o( used cars in town. 559-61 N. Capitol, corner of North St. ' FORD' sedan. Good tires'. A-1 shape, $250. Swisshelm & Parker. Ford roadster and touring bodies We have ten or fifteen to select from. Will consider any style body in exchange. ALLEN, 917 Virginia Ave. MAXWELL touring, new top. paint, tires and batteries. A real bargain at $165. Open evenings 220 S. Penn Main 1705. FORDS ! FORDS ! Sedans tourings, as low as $l5O. Terms. 644 E Washington. Main 3493. Ford sedan, body same as new. Hurry for this bargain. We take your old body in trade. ALLEN. HIT Virginia Ave CHALMERS Cabriolet cord tires euitibls for a doctor or professional nail. iiKITIURUM 1016 E Washington. Ford commercial bodies open and closed. \ Sale or trade. „ ALLEN. 917 Virginia Ave. OVERLAND, Country Club, good running order: first-class condition: for sale or trade. 1514 Sheldon St. BUICK 1917 touring: A-l shape: new top and paint: $125 down, balance 1 year. 614 E Wash. Main 3493 DODGE. 1917 touring, A-l shape, good tires, SIOO down, balance to suit. 644 E Wash Main 3493. LEXINGTON touring 1919: sport nmdei. I Terms or trade. BETHURUM. 1016 L Washington. DANDY little Crow Elkhart chummy road stcr. SIOO BETHURUM 1016 IT Washington MONROE touring woiih the money Terms, or trade. BETHURUM. .1016 K. Washington. i I

>0 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE I)—Gasoline i Fordson and Lincolns NEW amdi USED We soil our used car bargains on the Golden Rule Plan O’,, '.921 touring, starter and demountable S3OO. One 1920 touring, starter, $225. One 1922 touring, starter and demountable. oniy used ninety days. S4OO. One 1920 touruiz. starter. SBOO. One 1920 Maxw-ril good tires, driven about 3.000 milts, $250 One roadster, S9O. One Into roads' r. starter and deinountables. $285. One 1918 roadster, regular. $l4O One 1920 B<-dar:. $163. One 1921 sedan, $390. One 1920 sedan. $375. One J 920 coupe. S3OO One 1921. ton chassis. $250. One light truck, $75. One 1920 ton truck, stake body, closed cab. S2OO. Three new style sedan bodies A> Wo Bowemi AUTHORIZED FORD, FORDSON AND LINCOLN DEALERS. 039 FT WAYNE MAIN 6913 CLOSED SUNDAY. FuKD touring It yours for §7O WEISS* -V \N •dl3- , '14 E. New York St. Main 4446 ELGIN 6, lii’r 19'M) f*port model Term# or rr.uk- RF.TIIURUM 1016 E Washington CHEVROLET. IWB tounnr. $95 down Like n-\% 518 N Capitol Open evenllijfi. DODGK touring dandy condition, only $95 and iwn 518 N Capitol. Open evenings. INVLRSTATK sedan, bargain $295 Open ‘vrn*.nr# 235 N Pennsylvania M>KI Murinic atarter etc., dandy condition; * • down 518 N Capitol FORD ta.xi r*ab body. Sale or trade 917 Virginia Ave. c—Trucks TRUCK —Smith Forma: new tires and good . m dlcon C. T. MANN. 423 N. Stale. Webster 0905. 11 M 1 OMDHII.LS WANTED WE NEED THE CARS AND MEAN BUSINESS If you wan! to #ell your car. bring tit)# and car Wo doal qutok and pay oa#b WEISSMAN „ 212 14 E New York St Main 4446. Aostos Wanted Cash lor any , ,i: See us. INDIANAI’OLiS AUTO FARTS AND TIRE CO 618 N Capitol Main 8638. AUTOS WANTED. WE FAY CASH 1 WOLF AUTO CO 619 N Illinois Main 1579. i>B AUTO SUI'I’LIES, REPAIRS AUTO WASHING Our specialty 334 N Illinois. S & S Auto Laundry Storage batteries at rock-bottom prices. W: tani Eside Prest O-Lite and other make# Six volt for $10; 12 volt for sls. South Side Battery Shop, 413 S Meridian, j 33 MOTORCUXLKS, HIIVxLLs CASH paid for all kinds of motorcycles. ! FLOYD PETERMAN. 509 Mass Avs M tin 7029 I 85 FINANCIAL

PERSONAL LOANS s il®*l Tins .juice is operated under luc super- | vision ol the btate of Indiana and v. as es- | labllahed tor the purpose of providing a place whore honest people can borrow any I amount troni $jU to $306 without paying j more t.ian tho legal rate of interest or j without being imposed upon Ui any way { It is only necessary that you are keep-I ing house and permanently located. NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED We do not notify your employer, neither j do we make inquiries ol your frieuds, j relatives or trades people. You can have all the time necessary for repayment and pay only lor the actual | time you keep the money. Call and le, us explain. No charge unless you borrow, j Loans with other companies paid off and * more money advanced at legal rates. IF IN A HURRY PHONE MA In 2923. bL<J L ill i Y MoKTtiAGE LOAN CO. Rooms 205-7- Indiana Trust Bldg. 113 K. Wash. St. Corner Virginia Avs. WE MAKE and m* second mortgages on improved farms and Indianapolis raa. estate AETNA MORTGAGE A INVESTMENT 00 608 Fidelity Trust Bldg REAL ESTATE and ineurnace. TUXEDO STATE BANK 4304 E. New York; Irvington 2803 87 jMOXtA TO LOAN MONEY furnished on realty mortgages and -oil tracts FRANK K SAWYER. Meridian Life Bldg., .307 N. Pennsylvania St. Riley 1426. FIRST snd second mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate R. B WIL SON 1101 National City Bank Bldg I,tn‘ coin 6104 MONEY to loan on second mortgages. L B. MILLER. 127 N Delaware St. Main 5762 828 E. Wabash 9t.

37 . MONEY TO LOAN I !1!EF? ipiucz-!t>^uu-iticuu Investigate our eaay-io-pay Twenty-Payment Flan Loans. Get SSO, pay back $2.50 a month. Get SIOO. pay back $5.00 a month with interest at 3% % per mouth. You pay ouly for the actual time loan runs, interest is charged only on the actual amount of cash still outstanding Come in and get freo Booklet "The Twentypayment Plan,' which describes everything fully All business confidential. We Loan on Furniture. Pianoa, Vlclroias. etc., without removal. Also on Diamonds for long or snort Umo Call phone or write Indiana Collateral Loan Cos. 1 Ilona, u Lenders. 1 ESTABLISHED Isß7. 201 LOMBARD BUILDING. 2414 EAST WASHINGTON 3T. Main 3286 CONFIDENTIAL Qiaick Loaras Up to S3OO On plnno#. Wtrola* household funiituf* fnd guaranteed notes Loans payable in one to twenty monthly installments Legal charges based on unpaid balanc® for actual time used Loans with other companies paid of? arid more money advanced Hours Pto 5:30 Saturday to 1 s>. m Call, write or phone Circle l-fl-0-9 Beneficial Loan Society 601 National City Rank Bidjj. Licensed by State Rankin'- IVpt Application received at 295‘? Clifton St. LOANS AND INSURANCE on City and Farm Property. THOR C DAY- A CO. 709-715 Fleichsr Trust Building Mailt 1325. LOANS 1 cn furniture, pianos, autos, livestock, farm implements and oth'*r collateral. 14* 1 E Washington St i CAPITOL LOAN CO. ’ Mam 055 > 3! LEGAL NOTICES | SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT. SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS DIVI- ! SION TIT—SECTON 3 | Sealed proi <*sals will be received by the I board of #aßit&ry commissioners, sanitary 'district of Indianapolis at its offices in the city hall. Indianapolis. Indiana, until 10 a. m . Oct. 31. 19‘IC. at which time bids will be publicly opened and scheduled and awards made as soon thereafter as practicable for the construction of So tion '3. Division 111 and furnishing and erecting mechanical equipment for the sewage disposal plant of the sanitary district of Indim ipolls in accordance with plans and specifications on file at the office of the board. This construction and equipment consists of tho following it*-tns: 1. Activated e'udge plant. a Aeration and sett mg tanks including pipe gallery and connecting conduits. b. Air mains, air distribution system; sewage, ah:dire and drain piping. c Sluice gates and -rat** valves and. Air control and drain valves. e. Diffuser plates f. Ai~ and sewage meters and recorders. g Sludge removal equipment erected. 2. Power plant auxiliary equipment: a. Boilc settings and breeching. b. Coal storage bunker c. Coal handling equipment. and. Power plant piping e. Boiler feed pumps and regulators. f. Feed water heaters and softening system. Each bidder shall be required to deposit with hi# bid a certified check in the amount as provided in said specifications and inL.rn atiou to bidders, to secure the execution of the contract for which bid is made. Copse# of plans and specifications and general Information may be obtained at the o . of Chari*-* H. Herd, consulting engineer. 1405 Merchants Bank build ng. Indiuuapolis. Indiana. The board reserves the right to reject ; any and ail bids JAY A. CRAVEN. President. JOHN L. ELLIOTT. Vice Pres. LUCIUS B SWIFT. Board of Sanitary Commissioners TO WHOM it may concern: D tvid C. Braden having accepted a position with Culver Military Academy, Culver. Indiana, will make his residence at Culver. Indiana Notice is hereby given that aii indebtedness of Braden A Cos previous to Aug 15 19‘JC. has been assumed by and will *ie paid by David C Braden. All accounts"duo Braden A Cos previous to Aug If*. 1922. have been assumed by David C Braden and notice is hereby given to all debtors of Braden & Cos that their accounts aro now due and payable and past due ac< ounts will be pla-nxl in the hands of our attorney for collection. Notice is hereby given that neither Nettie R. Braden or Davit! C. Braden will be responsible for any indebtedness incurred by Braden & Cos after Aug. 15. 19*22 Anvone v having any claims against Braden A Cos. as a firm or against Nettie R Brad ui or David C. Braden as members of the firm of Braden A Cos., will make known such claims at once by notifying David C Braden. Culver. Indiana. BIDS FOR COAL. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned. the board of commissioners of Marion County, Indiana, will, up to 10 o’clock a m. Oct. 25. 1922. receive sealed bids for: 100 can. No -1 Indiana mine runcoal; IQO cars. No. 5 Indiana mine run coal: 10 car# Pocahontas coal; according to specifications on file in the office of the auditor of Marlou County. Each bid must l>e accompanied by a bond and an affidavit as required by law. The board reserves the right to reject ai.y or all bids. Witness our hands, this 11th day of j October. 1922. HARRY D. TUTEWILER, CARLIN H SHANK. ALBERT HOFFMAN. Commissioners of Marion County. Attest: LEO K. FESLER. Auditor.

STRUCK BY AUTO Richard Davis, 8. Suffers Fractured Skull in Accident. Richard Davis, 8, son of Mr. anil Mrs. S. M. Davis*. 4189 Ruckle St., was in a critical condition at the Methodist Hospital today, as the result of injuries received last night when he was struck by an automobile driven by Raymond A. Franke, 615 E. FiftyThird St.. The accident occurred near the Davis residence. Witnesses told police the fender of the automobile struck the boy's forehead. causing him to fall on his back. Tracks on the pavement, police say, showed that Franke's automobile skidded about forty-five feet. Franke was arrested on the charges of speeding and assault and battery. The lad’s skull was fractured. ' AUTO IS DESERTED Police Are Looking for Owner of Large Ton ring Car. The police today were investigating to learn >who was the owner of the big touring car that had been deserted on the Michigan road a mile west of the city limits. The automobile was said to have been standing in the road three days, and it has been almost stripped by thieves. There were no license plates on the automobile.

ROOMS FOR TEACHERS The annual convention of Indiana teachers will be held In Indianapolis, Oct. 19, 20 and 21. There is need for several thousand rooms to accommodate them.- If you can rent a room to a teacher fill out the above coupon and m ail it to Miss Elsie L. Green, assistant general secretary, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. Street and number Telephone number Name Number of Rooms Number of persons accommodated Price per night for each person ? . i Car line Get off at Furnish Breakfast Price per person

RIPPLE BUD IS ASKED TD REFUSE TO CIIIEf BOOKS Citizens in Mass Meeting Continue Protest of Annexation by Forming Resolutions. Members of the town board of Broad Ripple were asked to refuse to turn over the-property and records of the town to the city in a resolution adopted by citizens opposed to annexation in a mass meeting in the Odd Fellow hall, Sixty-Fourth and Bellefontaine Sts., last night. City Controller Joseph L. Hogue asked the board to make the transfer today, but records were not complete m and the board asked that the city wait until some time next week. J. W. Gillespie, superintendent of the Broad Ripple school, told the audience at the mass meeting he had hea. and children are attending school In Indianapolis in unheated portable buildings and cited this as an argument against annexation. The Broad Ripple school is in Washington township outside the town. It was built bj- the township, but Broad Ripple children were permitted to attend it free because the town paid school tax mon&y to the township. Since Broad Ripple is part of the city, the township trustee threatens to charge each Broad Ripple child SIOO a year tuition. The children must either go to this building or to School No. 70, at Forty-Sixth St., and Central Ave., almost twenty blocks away. Mayor Shank proposed the city annex the school property. Broad Ripple residents say this would be impossible because the township paid for it and it would not be equitable for the city to take it in without re-im-burslng the township. If the city took in the school township children would have to pay the city tuition. Broad Ripple people believed.

ARMOUR SUPPORTS FUTURESTRADINE Packing Firm Head Testifies Grain Dealings Are Beneficial. By United Xeicf CHICAGO. Oct. 11.—Trading In grain futures In the Chicago wheat pit is beneficial to the American farmi er, even though his grain does not al- ; ways bring a fair price, J. Ogden Ar- ! mour, directing head of the Armour | packing and grain interests, told four members of the Federal Trade Com--1 mission which is conducting an investigation of trading in futures here, j, Armour refused to bring books and j records of his grain deals before the j committee. He will be asked Friday j to reconsider this decision, it was ;announced. Armour was followed by George E. Marcy. president of the Armour Grain i Company, and a prominent grain : broker, who admitted that while he | advised some of h!s clients during January and February, 1922, that i “wheat was out of the country,’’ he “might have advised Armour & Cos. against buying at that time.” Wheat became plentiful in April because of big western shipments ar.d a sag In the foreign market, Marcy admitted when questioned further. Marcy also refused to bring records of his grain deals before the committee. FAREWELL PARTY Indianapolis Library Club Honors William J. Hamilton. A farewell party to William J. Hamilton, secretary of the Indiana Library Commission, was given by the Indianapolis Library Club at the main library last night. Mr. Hamilton leaves this week to become head of the library system at Gary. Talks were made by Jacob Dunn, Charles E. Rush and John Oliver. Several out-of-town librarians were guests. Charles Rush was elected president of the Indianapolis Library Club and Miss Elizabeth Ronan vice president at the meeting. PURDUE LUNCHEON .Alumni Association Plans Meeting During Teachers’ Conference. The Purdue Alumni Association wll hold a luncheon on Friday noon in honor of Purdue teachers and friends, who will be in attendance at the State Teachers’ Association. Short addresses will he made at this luncheon by Dr. Edward C. Elliot, president of Purdue; Dean Stanley Coulter, Dean Carolyn Shoemaker, Prof. George L. Roberts, Prof. S. S. Comer and other well-known members of the faculty. * Those who wish to attend should make reservations through the Alumni secretary at Lafayette immediately. State Offices Closed Practically all of the State offices closed at noon today in observance of Columbus day.

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