Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 155, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1922 — Page 9

NOV. 8, 1922

1 UEATH NOTK KM HAT. RUTHERFORB BURCHARD—Aged 41 years, beloved husband ut Netti* 1 and father of Dorothy Hay, died al Terre Haute. Ind. Tuesday. Nov. 7. at 3 p. m. Funeral at reaidenct, 2155 N. Olney st. Time to be given later. McCLÈLLAN. ROBERT W.—Beloved husband of Jessie E. McClellan, passed away at hi* home, 21 N. Garfield ave.. Tuesday. Kor. 7. 1:10 a. ni., age 32 years. Friends may cali at thè home Wtdnesday evening;. Rama.- will be taken to Springfield, Ky., Thursday a. m. tor burial. NOTTMYER. MRS AMELIA (nee Kemker) —Died at thè home ot her eister. Mrs. Anna Christie, 1402 H S. Illinois st., 5:30 a. m., Nov. 7. 1922, aged 63 years. She is survived by two sons, W. C. Nottmyer of Wabash, Ind.. C. E. Nottmyer ot Indianapolis: one brother. W. C. Weniker, one sister. Mrs. Anna C. Christie, both of Indianapolis. Funeral notice later. REYNOLDS. WILLIAM GEORGE—Are 64 years. beloved husband of Fannie K. Reynolds, d--parted this lite Nov. 7. Funeral at residence. 2422 Va Ashland ave.. Thursday 2 p m. Fneuds invited. Boriai Crown HiiL RICHARDS. MARY LOCISE—Are 1 year. at Bavonne. N. J.: beloved little daughter of Ross and Nell Gallagher Richards. Re. maina wiL arnve Wedncsday. 1:55 p. m. and will be taken to thè home of Mrs. Richarus nareats. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher. 72i E. Twenty-Second 6t. Friends invited. a rm hai. una-xmus W. T. Biasengrm Independent Cndertaker. Prompt ambulance calla. “The proof of a Service is thè Service tt render*.' _ _ 1702 N. nilnols St. Randolph 6870. 1625 Shelby St. Presei 2570. FLANNKR & BUCHANAN 320 North Illinois St. Fonerai direct ora to thè peonie of Indtaa apolia sinoe 1887. Pione* —Main 0641-0642. LI. 2641 INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY &Ì lEL ÌVixldy Parlor 1222 Union StGeorge Grmstemer Funera’ Director. 522 E. Market. Main 090 S. Johnson & Montgomery 1032 Central Ave. Main 1430 SHìIUJIYIiKOS. ’ CO. Main office 946 N. Illinois St. Circi* 1818. Main 1841. FONERAI. DIRECTOIIS- -1402 N. UUnoi WM E KRiEGER. Main 1164. Ree. Phone. Ben Davi* 332-L. GADD--BF.hT 8 GADD. 2130 Propeci SI. Phone*: Drexel 0428. Stewart 2278. CNDERTAKERS—HISEY A ITICS. 851 North Del L. 6564 M 3680 ? LODGF.S ANO CLIBS VEBITAS LODGE. No. 608. F. and A. M.— Calletl to meeting Thursday evenir.*. Nov. 8. at 7 o'elock. for work in thè entered Apprentice Degree. Visitine brothcrs welcome. WM. E. RENO. W. M. E. A. LESTWICH, Secretary. 8 SPECIAL NOTILE! WILL pive a fee simp’e title to a good gold mine 'or a temporary modera home. I am 86 y.ais of age and wiìi soon pass out. Property tc revert io owntr al death of self and w:fe. Address A No. 2772. Times. NOTICE. Stockholders' annua! meeting of thè Whlte River Railroad Company for thè election of ofScers and generai business at thè office of Kingan A Co.. Indianapolis. Wednesday. Nov. 15. at 3 p. m. A M. Me VIE. Secretary. * IF there is ony one in Indianapolis who can furrnsh any iniormation concermng Levi J. Knox. a hatter. or Mary Curtis. who were known to have lived in that city in thè year 1885, it is of interest to theni to apply to MRS. SADIE HAINZ, 313 E. Si. Ciair. Circle 8285. FAIRMOCNT Matemity Hospital for confinement. May work for part of expensea. Babìes for adopiion. Write for booklet. Mrs T. B Lcng. 4911 E. Twenty-Seventb St . Kansas City, Mo. 7<T I.QBT AND FOLXP LOST—Two black physieian's satchels contalning Instruments and medicines. Return to Dr. MtCuiloeh. 1135 State Lise Bldg. Renard Telephone Main 31)40. LOST —Carneo pin, downtown distrtet. Kinder can reccive very liberai reward by caiinig Mani 0400 day or Belmont 0222. evenmgs. GLASSES: shell-rimmej in black leather case last Saturday night at ThirtyFifth and College or between Eieventb and Twelfth on Park Ave. M ain_ 1220 _Ke ward. LOST—Carneo pin. downtown district. Finder can reccive very liberal reward by callìng Main 0400 day. or Belmont 0222. evenings. LOST—Lavalliere set with eapphlrea: gift from mother. Cali Circle 7770. or 15 N. East St. Reward. PARTY that took yeilow Angora kitten from 1153 Tecumseh. return to avoid trouble WRIST WATCH. white gold. Monda. evo. ning. Slielby. between Morra and Sanders. Drexel 6966. LOST —Plumber's tool bag. Ralph Schrelner. Belmont 1332. Reward. WIRE H AIR ED Airedale pup, male. 6 months old. Reward. Randolph 7142. 12 IItLF WANTELJ—MALE

Wanted by M., K. & T. Ry. Operating In Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas Machinists Blacksmiths Boiler Makers Permanent Pasltions, Standard Wages and Working Conditions Apply to 215 Traction Terminal Bldg Office Open Until 11 P. M. PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM Offers Permanent Jobs to Qualified Railroad FLOOR MECHANICS, VISE HANDS, BOILER MAKERS. Rate 72c PER HOUR Apply 109 S. Capitol Ave. 8 to 12 a. m.—1:30 to 4:30 p. m. Phone MA In 4767 EFFICIEXT NIGHT FI RE.MAN W I T H PIPE FITTING EXPERIENCE. STATE AGE AND QUALIFICATIOXS. ADDRESS P. O. BOX 1056. LABORERS FOR STREET WORK. 52ND. ST. AND COLLEGE AVE. 40 AND 45c. MEN and woraen to work a little durine odd houra and earn a goose or turkey for Christmas. Address Pouitryman. K. R. H.. Box 53. MAX with bieycle for eolleeting-. Steadv poaition. SaSary and commission. Cathollc preferred. Address 1985. Timi*. TEÀMSTÉRS to work on National road. 6MITHA S BARN, rear of 1128 W. New York. MSN to learn vulcani*lue trace, a line pay inf btuinees to get mto. ANDERSON ÉTEAM VULCANIZER CO. __ __ BOY? AB MESSENGERB. DELIVERY DEPT. WESTERN CNION. Monument Piace.

12 HELP WAXTEII—MALE 20 LABORERS FOR CONCRETE WORK. MONTIG'ELLO, IND., 35c. THE MANSFIELD ENGINEERING CO. 1101 Fletcher Sav. & Trust Bldg. WANTED AT ONCE Ten good solicitors for steady city work. See HASTING3, Circulation DepL, Indianapolis Times, aster 10 a. m. Wanted—Boys Slxteen years oid or under, to carry Time* routes in centrai part of city. Ròutes be tween North and South and East and West Sts. See Mr. Moorehead. any afteruoon, between 2 and 5. WANTED LATHER. At once. Drexel 1556. 13 IXSTKECIIONS s—Bustnexs College* MEN to learn bar ber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER S COLLEGE. 309 E. Washington st.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757. 16 HELP WAN ru>—f- 1..M.H.E Why Not Bscomme a TeLegshone Operator? Telephone Operating is a profitable professioni Over 1,200 GIRLS in this city are enjoying positions as Telephone Operators. There’s a place in this Profession for any bright, healthy young woman of 17 years or more. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. Miss Cooper, Room 101

Girls, 18-30 years of age, for generai factory work. Permanent positions for capable girls. AMERICAN CAN CO. Southeaèt and Belt R. R. Take Garfield Park Car. INDEPENDENT concem wants experienced fancy workers. Materials lurnished. Liberal pay. No outs:de work. Erniose stani ped envelope for details UNDERWOOD ART GOODS COMPANY. Portsmouth. Ohio. ARTI STS model : young lady for photograpbic studies. ordtnary attractivencss, but experieuce not essential. Address A No. 2775. Times. SALES LADIES to geli dresses, houae to house; must fumigli reference. See MR JOHNSON or ME.. STORCU aster 6 p. m. at English Hotel. WANTED—Women for meat trimmlng department: piece work: experienced trtrnmers Earr from S2O to $22 per week. Cali INDIANAPOLIS ABATTOIR COMPANY^ WANTED—WhIte girl to assist houeework and care for ehlid; etav nights. Belmont 4196. WANTED—Experienced cbambei inaids. Anni housckeeper Atlag Hotel. 248 S. Meridlan. HOUSEWORK: white woman or girl: famiiy of 3 adulta: good horae and good wages; no laundry. Kenwood 4255. GIRL for generai housework: email farnily. 1014 Hosbrook. HOUSEWORK. generai: Gernian girl; no laundry work. Kenwood 2529. lì bITLAIIUXS 'VAMf.II b—Female STENOGRAPHER. beginner. wants position m office. Good reference*. Cali Riley 9402. 1 KUO.Ub I Olt KL.NT PENNSTLVANIA, N.: will letto a gentleman of refinement: exclusive homo. Randolph 1520. MODERN fumlahed front room. 1800 block on E. Washington St. carline. Drexel 4480. MODERN furaished front room, 1800 block on E. Washington at. car Uno. Drexel 44801 MERIDIAN. N.; furntshed room: privato famiiy for 1 or 2 persona. Randolpr 6158 ALABAMA. N., 2263; niee front room; sultable for 2. Randolph 8304. Ligbt Huuaekeepmg MADISON Ave.. 1025: lovely housekeepln roorns: kitchennette; No. 6, private entrano:. Drexel 5375. PENNSYLVANIA. N., 907: 2 modem oonneeting light housekci'ping rooni3. Clrcle 7556. E. MARKET. !*2O: 2 front, furiushed. modern. housekeeping rooms; private famiiy. Adulta FURNISHED one or two roumt: square from Nordyke. Beimort 1291. TWO housekeeping or sleeplng rooms fot men. 546 E. Ohio. E. TENTH St.. 21!': two eultea of light houßekeeping rooms. FURNISHED two rooms or cottage. Belmont 1291. b—Board and Rooms NICELY fumiehed rooms and board, modem homo, good meals. freqticnt ehhken din nera; large garage. Cali Irvington 3457. FURNISHED room with board: gentleman preferred. Lincoln 4257. 19 KEXTALf a—Houses 1100 SOUTH WARMAN For Sale or Rent A good four-room bungalow having electric lights. celiar. well. garage, chicken house, barn, good frult and shade tre*-*. About three-fourths ol an acre of ground. For salo $3.500 on terms. For rent at $36 per month. Cali Mr. Meredith. Meredith & Johnson Main 2393. Webster 7958 4-ROOM doublé: gas, eleetrlcity. city water; >3O. 5855 Rawles Ave. 322’4 DORMAN, duplex, unfurnished, water, gas. eiectricity : reasonable. b—Apartments 1022 N. West Dunbar Court Modern apartment for colore*!: heat. light, gas and water furiushed, $37,50 mouth. See it today. DUNLOP& HOLTEGEL 2153 N. Talbott St. Five rooms and bath; heat fumished: $27.50. State Savings and Trust Co. Main 4518. 21 IiLAL ESTArE FOK SALE I—House* Immediate Possession Six-room bungalow on Lyona ave. (4300 west), one-half block north of National road paved), 3 bedrooms. eleetric liglits well and sink. fumate and garage; dose to sehool: vacant; $3.500. $350 cash; miglit take lot as tìrst payment. Cali Jack Morrison Main 0792. Harrison 0703. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. BARGAETfÒÌI COLORED S2OO Cash Buys 4-room cottage: new paint. new paper. electnc lights. well and cistera. shed. Large lot. Payments sls per month: like rent. See us. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 122 E. Market. STOP PATINO RENT " Dandy 6-room house, E Nlneteenth et.: gas, city water, electrie lights. paved Street, corner lot. PRICE $2.600. $250 cash, balanee tertns. Dnnlop & Holtegel, Realtors 122 E. Market St.

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21 KEAL ESTATL I OK SALE b—Houses Cf)S ri Sìgns like th one st thè lsft U!l| Ili non rpear on property listed vg j with J j Vvffi #s +n tAdCt 780-82 B*nkr Trust bldg. .sKybi*. jj Aln HOt THINK Would you rather own an old car or a new one? Why. a new one, of e*mrse. You must see this dandy brand new bungalow, locateti on Pleasant run blvd; $-150 cash. Cali W. Washburn. with McCord & McKinney, Realtors 311 Lemcke Bldg. Circle 5220. Evenlngs. Randolph 8731. Owner Leaving City and glve immoliate possession of good modern house, seven rooms. full lot. garage. 1 well lo<-ated northeast. amali amount cash, balanee like rent. Will consider good late model Ford or diamomi a* part of tirsi pa.vment. Cali owuer. Webster 8313. 1437 E. Twelfth St. South Side Beauty Five rooms. strictly modern. on improved Street: long llving room. built-in buffet, china closet. butler's pantry. Ki-lla-storie building: goo*l as new. Prtce $4.750; i terms. "Live Wiree." T. K JONES U CO.. 414 People e Bank bldg. Main 5758 FORCED SALE Six-room cottage, ina. eicctric lights. city water, 2 lot Will eli equity cheap. 229 Detroit St. E .T MiOa*ken CITY TRUST CO. Circle 4022. Re.. Randolph 64KT GUII.FÓRD Ave., strictly modern slx-roora house, no v In eiurse of constructlon; northwest corner Gullford and F'orty Nlnth St. Will make terni Cali owner, thè SOUTHERN LUMBER CO Main 0107 STRICTI.Y modem six-room doublé; enclosed front, rear porcile; full basement, flooreti atti* - ; choii-e corner location. *how 13 per cent ìuvestment. By owner. Address A No. 1984. Time BEST bargain on south side, near Fountaln Square. seven-room modern house, large lot. frult trees Prleed very reasonable. Cali Drexel 3318. 4 ROOM9 down, 1 up: cottage; seml-modcm; good ••ondition: locatcd east. n*ar Tenth. Only $2.758: terms. Cali Lincoln 3734. day or evening. FIVE RÓOM bungalow: by owuer: easy terni* 3037 Station St. Cali eventi:*. Webster 4553. EAST. 4-room m*xlern home. pave*l 3t : pilce $3.500: s4i>o cash. Mr. WIUGHT. Irvington 9884. FIVE ROOM cottage, city water, eleetricity, lurnace. garage; on paved Street. $3..500. Drexel 7442. FIVE ROOM doublé, gas, eity water; rent sls per side: $2.500. Drexel 7442. DOUBLÉ. 5 rootus aside, seml-modern: good location west; $4,500, Lincoln 3734. d—Lot EAST front lot on Rosslyn Ave . near Six-ty-Seeond St . on*-haif square from paved str*et. Gas, electrie and slreet car. Prive $750. Cash $lO. Baiamo $2.25 per week. Main 4295. Evenings. Randolph 4057. Mr. Davidson. FINE wooded lot on Rosslyn Ave., near Fifty-Nintli St. Prive $925; $25 down; $2.75 per week. Main 4395. Kvemngs, Randolpn 4057. Mr. Davidson. FINE lot on Emerson Ave., near TwentyFirst St. lor qulek sale. Price $525; $lO down and $1.75 per week. Cali evenings. Lincoln 8863. EAST front lot on Goodlet St.. near Spcedway Ave. Price $415; $lO down; $1.50 per week. Cali evening. Riley 17 24. LOT on Buckingliam Ave., near Sixty-Second. for quick sale. $600: $lO down, $2 per we*k. Cali evening. Riley 1724 LOT oli Fortieth St.. near Keystone Avo. Price $400; #lO down: $1.25 per week. Cali evening, Lincoln 8863. e—Suburbaa Suburban 5-room bungalow, garage and 2 extra Jote. 40 ft.xl42 ft . on Sixty.First st.. about 3 square west of Lafayetto traction. with bus Service past thè door, $2.650: S2OO down. $26 p**r month. Cali Maiu 0180. Evening, Washii-gton 3545. Beecli Grove Bargain Five rooms. sunimer kitchen, front and rear porche, modern, on improved Street, nice terra*-*) lawn, shade and frult; IMi Bquarcs of tlic carline. Price $4.500 for quick ale. “Live Wirea." T. 11. JONFIS & CO.. 414 People s Bank bldg. Main 5758. ACRE LOT. ideal for suburban home site Near National road, east of Irvington, $750; $lO cash, balanee monthly. Webster 5774. f—Sale or Exchange WILL trade enuity in a 4-room cottage for a good lot. É. J. McCrackeu. Circle 4022. Residence. Randolph 6416. 22 BE AL ESTATE WANTED WILL PAY UABh. For your rentai property. Have $20,000 to invest. Prefer close-in property, but will consider any good investment. Address A No. 2770, Times. ' WANTED. Bungalows and doubles east that are priced to sell. FOWLER & EATON. 301 City Trust. Main 6871. CASH deal waiting for a well locato*! doublé Address A No. 2774, Times. WANTED —Sinail proporti south or east. Not over $3.500. Main 6771. 25 MISCELLANEOUsTeOK SALE m —Household Good RUGS—LINOLEUMS Iraported Japanese Grasa Rugs. 9x12, $7.50: Bxlo, $7.25. Hall ruiiner. 35c per yard Gold Beai congoieum rugs. 9xla. perle*! goods: new est Dattei us. $13.75. Axminsters, veivets and wiìt'us at lowest price in thè city. Dorfman Rug Co. 207 W. Washington, opposite Statehouse. “IF IT COVERS A FLOOR, WE HAVE IT.” ROLL-TOP desk, library table, tan leather daveno. bookease, typewriter and table. Randolph 6158.

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EL LA M.OIS FO K SAL E b—Coal, Ice and Wood Special Goal Sale Three Davs Only Wo sell tho best coal money can buy. Guaranteed. Our Guarantce Is Good Try Our Illinois Coal It is thè Best Coal on thè market today. Large Illinois lump, forked $7.65 Large Indiana lump, forked $7.65 Illinois, 2 to 6-ln. lump $7.25 Illinois egg $7.00 Illinois mine run, two third lump $6.00 Indiana mine run, two-thlrd lump $6.00 West Virginia lump, forked. .$10.50 Prompt delivery any place in thè city. TOM SIIROYER 430 Indiana Avenue Circle 0598. Circle 1435. Circle 0597 ILLINOIS LUMP, Special. $6.50 CRIDER COAL CO. I)R exel 6898. Buy Coal Now Tnr i ton. Try 1 ton Illinois 6-in. egg....56.75 Indiana forked lump $7.25 Illinois forked lump $7.50 lf Uiis coal duo-su't meet with your approvai, scud it back. M KRIDIAN COAL CO. Lincoln 6237. Lincoln 0237. a'i.l our coai. is tiie'highest guade’. 111. mine run, 60 cent lump $6.00 111. *gg. 2-6-in. lump. shoveled $6.25 111., 2-6-lu. lump, forked s*i.7. r > High-grade Inl. egg. forked $7.00 High-gradc Ind lump, forked $7.75 Be*t 111. lare*- lump $7.75 Prompt delivery any piace In thè dt.v. BKTHKi. UO.'I. co. Drexel 0280. All klnds of Inutana and Eastern Coal for domestic and steam purposes. Quick Service any place In city. Taylor Coal Co. Sfate and Engllsh Drexel 2167 Poeahontas mine run..slo RED ASM. 40 TO .*0 PER CENT LUMP. Whilo 50 ton laf. American Coal Co. RA ndolph 0927 __ Tliree-Day Special INDIANA SHOVEL LUMP. DEI.TVFRED $6 MAIN 0430. MAIN 0431. Commereiai Fuel Co. 316 W. Ohio. BEST grado Lintoti fourth veln lump. $7.76. Best grade Linton fourth veln egg, $7,00. No rock or dlrt. ISLAND COAL CO. Webster 0122. WELL seasoned wood for heating store or flreplace. Main 0142. c—Clothlnc TROUSERS ||\ New / || I i Fall Pattems 4 1 ili to Match Your 11 '] : 111 Coat, Il j l|\ 8,000 Pair U 1 I j I | Two Stores In On. The Pants Store Co. 48 West Ohio—Near Illinois. d — Musical lnstruiueoi 1 NEW UPRIUHT PIANO; will sell on payments at $1.75 per week. Randolph 4221. MR. MORGAN. J A C. FISCHER PIANO. $65.00. ROBERTSON MUSIC HOU3B. 433 Mass ave. Malo 4531 BUESCHER C mclody saxophone. A reai bargain. Cali Randolnh 3627. 1012 W. Thirty-Fourth Street. t —Misrellaneous TYPEWRITER BARÒAINS CSED TYPEWRITERS. LARGE AND 6MALL. AT LOW PRICES. CASH OR PAYMENTS. ALL “GUARANTEED. 48 WEST MARKET ST. UPSTAIRS. PHONE MAIN 2686. CLARK TYPEWRITER SHOPROOFING, beat quallty red and green siate covered, $2.25 per roll. Slightly damaged, $1.65 per roll. CHARLES KOEHRING, 882 Virginia ave. Drexel 0400. INVALID CHAIRS—Good. airone rubbs ttred ebairs lor rent. $3 50 per month. Crutches, Delivery free. BAKER BROS. FOR SALE—Frult and shade tre*-, shrubberv. all kinda of evergreen. Wash 5129. THREE -YE A R -OLD fruii Irecs: appiè,’ 75c: pear, $1.06;' plani, SI.OO. 810 llarnion St. 26 MISCELLANEO! 8 WANTED~ BABY carrlage or stroller; regardlcas of condition. Circle 7090. ' DID YOD SELL ITT I I not, try thè automobile columas ol th Time Wsnt Ada

*fl MiqCEI.I AVKOI S WANTED GOOD, SOUND YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT THE STOCK YARDS 27 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS , VV , Wwwe >^>vVVVVVV Ainto ZERKLE JkWl CO. Our customers recommend our work. Prices as low as thè lowest. QuaJity equal to thè besL DR exel 4455. 1517 Kelly St. NOTICE TO PUBLIC The Vault Cleaners are not busy at this tim.3 of thè year. Let me figure on cleaningr your vaults, dry wrell9 and cisterns. I also Instali outside sewors. Largest harrels In thè city. Cali Main 9081. A Bath a Day is thè Healthy Way E. M. HARDIN CO. Merchant plumber. 3220 K. MlchWebster 3001. DETECTIVE QOIGLET-HYLAND AGEN'CY. INO 404 National City Bank Bldg. Maiu 2902. Day or night. FURNITURE tipholstcring. repalring and refinishing ; overstuffed w ork a specialty. Work c-alled for and delivered. MOSIEH & MOORE. 1501 Reisner st. Belmont 4298. fKATHERS bought. sola ana renovated leatber mattresses and pillow mad E. F BURKLE 416 Mass. Main 1428 PIANO bulliler ani tunci Kepair all kind Work guarante'/O. NICHOLAS HILDMAN Belmont 0328-5 VAULT CLÈANIng' For quick Service. Cali Rapici Vault and Sink Cleanlng Co. Belmont "6072 ~SÀFKTY RAZOH BLÀDES Gbarpened. TUTTLFIUGE. 201 Indiana ars HEATH'3 bar Per shop; union; vara comfortabte bathroom. 133 W. Market 2ìT ST<)K.VOL A\l) TK.\NSt t,H Shank Sapenor Service BEST FACILITXES FOR STORAGB. TRAN3FER. PACKINO AND BHIPPINO 227 N. New Jersey 81. • Main 2028 LI. 1138 WE liauì anythlng; movlng $3 up: ovenand a specialty: experienced men. KENNARD VOGEL. Belmont 3426. 19 BUSINESS OFFOKTLINFtIES MAN with business abllity for sale*, manager Big money for Tight party. Cali 323 N. Delaw-are. 30 AHOMDIiII.ES lOH SALE b—(aswlin Monroe demonstrators used two months greatly redueeti in price. Reai Bargain a In thè following used cars: Dodge Touring Gardner Touring Monroe Roadster Colo Touring Kelsey Sedan Monroe Touring Cash, Payments or Trade. MONROE USED CAR DEPT., 602 N. Capitol Ave. Bargaius Maxwell coupé. Maxwell touring. $125. Chevrolet roadster. Chevrolet touring, SBS. Reo Slx. touring. Willy* Overland. Brlscoe touring. Cru Eikhart Chummy road.ster SMALU PAYMENT DOWN. Alien, 725 Va. You have always wanted to own a Monroe. Well here is your chance. Monroe.s $200.00 and up. Cash, payments or trade. MONROE USED CAR DEPT. 602 North Capito! Avenue. Ford Bodies Exchange your open job for a good closed one. Cash or terms. Swisslielm tt Parker DODGR BROS., used car*. All mudili a: ebeap price* C.H.Wallericm CompanY Dona BuoTMta Moro a VteiaM 833 N. Msridlan onroe Touring Late model : Al mechauical rondi ti on. paint and tire good. A barra In. Terni®. Monroe Motor Corp. 132 East New York. Main 3871.

Fords A largo lino: some like new. Sniall raytnout down. No rod tane Opon Sundajs. Alien, 725 Va. Ave. Ford. 1921, Sedan Many extra; good comlition, $385. Terni lf desimi. Swisshelm & Parker FORD COUPÉ. Starter, (tood shapo; good tire; SBO down; baiane monthly. OAKLEY GARAGE. 1661-65 S. Moridian. FÓRI' Roadster. H6O; $115: terms. OAKLEY GARAGE. WE will buy your car for cash, or we will selli, for you on comniisslon. See u before you sell your ear. Open evenings and Bundays. 235 N. Pennsylvania. Mairi 2246. Ford to-innx. SM) down. USED CAR MARKET. Lergrst stock of used car in town. F 69-61 N. Capitol. corner of North St. MAXWELL: dandy little touring: practtcally new tire, etc. Better see this for $l5O or will trade for good diamomi 220 9. Pennsylvania. Main 1705. Open evenings. FORD touring. It your for S7O. WEISB- - 212-214 E. New York St. Maia 4446. FORD with panel truck body; $165; smaìì payment down. ALLEN, 725 Virginia Avr. FORI) TOT RING: $65.' OAKLEY GARAGE. 1661 S. Merldian. DÒDOE TOURING: $lB5. OAKLEY GARAGE. BUICK. 1917 touring: a i hpe: SIOO down, balanee one year. Main 3493. 644 E. Washington. FORESI FOBD9I Many bargaius as low a* SSO down, baiarne one year. 644 E. Wash. Main 3493. STUDEBAKER touring Tor salo. 1918': $175 cash. 1426 Hoefgen st.. aster 6 p. IU. • FORI) TOURING; SOS. i ALLEN, 725 Virginia Ave. FORI) roaater, like new. starter; $275; payments. ALLEN, 725 Virginia Ave. CHEVROLET. 1 ;U7 tour]ng $75 down."Ulke new. 518 N. Capitol. Open evenings. DODGE touring. dandy condltion. omy st)s down. 518 N. Capitol. Open evenlngs. FORD touring. - late 1917; - finU _ shape; $45 down. 518 N. Capitol. c—Truck TRUCK FOR SALE; CHEAP. 963% W. WASHINGTON. 31 AÙW>MÒmLES~W ANTE!) ~ WE NEED THE CARS AND MEAN BUSINESS If you want to sell your car. brfng tltls and car We deal quick and pay cash. WESSSMAN 212-14 E. New York St. Maio 4446 Àutos Wamted Cash for any car. See u. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 618 N. Capitol. Matn 2838. AUTOS WANTLu. WE PAY CASH. I. WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N. Illinois. Maia 157. LARGE PROFETO. from ma*!l expenditure follo*’ Reai Estate advertising in “Want Ad” columas of th Times.

32 AUTO SUPPLiES, REPAIRS Anto Wheels repaired and made new, new spokea and timing up. half rima; wheels repaired on short notice. Get our prices. Best of Service. John Guedelliofer Wagon Co. 202 Kentucky ave. Main 0287. SPRINGS for all makes of automobile. Repairs made on sanie while you wait. New leaves. ro-arehing, tempering and weldIng. We carry complete line of all sizes in •tock. Best of Service and lowest prices. John Guedelliofer Wagon Co. 202 Kentucky ave. Main 0287. TIRE SALE No used tire over $3 If any of theM used tlres prove unsatisfactory wilhin 90 days. return with recetpt and get another for half orice. No mali orders ROY'S TIRE STORE. 215 Indiana Ave. Open ey. lunga and Sunda.v AUTO WÀSHING Our specialty. 834 N IllinobL 8 & S Anto Laundry Storage batterles at rock-bouom prices. Willard Exide Prest-O-Lite and other make. Six volt for $10: 12 volt for sl6. South Side Battery Shop. 413 S. Mcrldlan. $5 U IN AMI Al, ? WE MAKK antT ve seccnd mortgages os improved farms and Indianapolis reai esiste AETNA MORTGAGE A INVESTMENT 00. 608 Fldellty Trust Bldg REAL ESTATE and Insurance. TUXEDO STATE BANK. 4304 E. New Yck. Irvington 2803. 3? MONeV lO LOAX [ ASK US^ If You Need Money We are makiug loans on Jurniture. piano, etc., without removai. We pay off loans with other companles and advance more money. All business Btrictly ronfldenttai. If ,vou want a private loan. cut this blank out, mali lt to us and our agent will cali at once. Write. phon*> or cali Main 7477. NATIONAL LOAN COMPANY 215 Board of Trade Building Cor. Ohio and Merldian Sts. Opposite Old Public Library Vi , ■ ■ ■ -i Doim 9 t Womry recati© tom nre om of money or becauss > you nwe sercrsl billt We Speeialize in Such Casea Don t rum your credit, even risk lt. when there is such an easy, lnexpensive way of keeping t. We Furnish thè Money to Keep Your Credit Established There ari- no mvesugation chargcs, no interest added or ded;. et ed. Interest charged cn balanee only All that is nccessary la that you own forniture or piano or Victrola. You WilJ Be Surprised at thè prompt and confidential manner with wbich a loan may be secured. We loan any amount up to S3OO. Cali, write or phone. Commonwealth Loan Co. 30 j Odd Feilow llldg. Cor. Pelln. and Wash. St. Successo* to State Loan Co. Phone Main 4619. LOANS on fnrnttnre. plano, auto, ilvestock. fari Impietrimi* and other coliateral. 141 E. Washmgion St. CAPII UL JLUAN CO. Main 0 Auto Lineo.n 7164. MONEY turni-bed on really murigage auu contrada FRANK K. SAWYER. Meridia Lise Bldg. 307 N. Pennsylvania Si. Riley 1426. _ FI KM' siul second mortgages on Indiana sud Indianapolis rea! estate. R. B. WILPON. 1101 National City Bank Bldg Lincoln 6104. MONEY lo losa on second mortgages. L. B MILLFR. 127 N Delaware 9l Main 576*. 82F E Wabash 8t 39 EEGAE NOTI CES ! ANNUAL MEETING OF INDIANAPOLIS | CHAPTER AMERICAN RED CROSS. Notici i# hereby sriven that th# annua! nwnng of membi*rs of th© Indianapolis Chapter of thr American Red Crow for tho rlfttion of twelvo direct ora to s#*rve for th© ©nsuiny three years and for such other : business as may come before said meeting, [in accordati*© with thè provigiona of t!i© by-laws, will he heìd !n th© directora’ room on thè flfth floor of thè Chain ber of Comt*>rr* e. Indianapolis, Ind . on Frlday aster noon. at 3 oVlock, Nov. 10, 1923. All enembers re request<xl to !> present. WILLIAM FORTUNE. Chairman. GUILT IS PROBABLE Judge Dellwt O. Wllmeth, In city couit today. bound Russell Peod to thè grand jury. Peed was charged with having enibozzled ?17 from Albert Quack, a conimission merchant. l’ecd was a truck driver. Detectlves told thè court that Pecd had embezzlod before from Quack. but had always been glvon a chance to make good.

Times Thrift Coupon IT’S WORTII 50 CENTS TO YOU. **' ‘ T 1 ** The Times has arranged with thè Bankers Tfust Company, Pennsylvania and Ohio Sts., to help every Times reader start a bank account. . This coupon is worth 50 cents to you. Cut out thè coupon. Take it with 50 cents to thè Bankers Trust Company and you can open a $1 savings account. Besides being credited with a $1 account, each depositor will be given a Liberti’ Beli bank. A plcture of thè bank la inset in this coupon. Slgn your name and address here: • -JS- -A- -A* -A- -A A- -A- -A

NEW SENATE MAKE-UP Democrats Reduce Republican List

Bu United Press NEW YORK, Nov. B.—On thè basis es returns from Tuesday'a election now avallatile, thè United States Senato will stand fifty-four Kcpublicans to forty-two Democrats. It now is sixty Republicans to thirty-six Democrats, a majority of twenty-four. TÌie Republicans will have a margin of sixteen in thè new Senate, if later returns do not alter thè result. The Democrats appeared today to have gained Senate seats in these States: New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Indiana, West Virginia, North Dakota and Michigan. They apparently lost in Ohio and Nebraska. The Senators who now appear to have been elected yesterday follow. li. Johnson R. La Folletto California Wisconsin (Thoso marked with an asterisk were re-elected.) Arizona—‘Henry F. Ashurst, Democrat. California—‘lliram W. Johnson, Republican. Connecticut —‘George P. McLean, Republican. Delaware—Thomas F. Bayard, Democrat. Florida —‘Park Trammell, Democrat. Georgia—Walter F. George, Democrat. Indiana-—Samuel M. Ralston, Democrat. lowa —Smith W. Brookhart, Repub-lii-an. Maryland—William C. Brune, Democrat. Massachusetts —‘Henry Cabot I*lre (doubtful).

DEMOCRATIC GAINS Governorships Change Politics

Bu United Press NEW YORK, Nov. B.—Democrats gained eight or nlne Oovemshlps in Tuesday’s elections, returns today Indi cat ed. The galns were registered In New York, Arizona. Nebraska. New Hampshire. Ohio, Oregon. Rhode Island and Tennessee, with a Democratic vietory possible In Kansas. Returns now available show thè following Governors elected: Alabama —W. W. Brandon, Democrat. Arizona—George W. P. Hunt, Democrat. Arkansas —Thomas C. Mcßae, Democrat. California—Friend W. Rlchnrdson, Colorado—Benjamin Grlfflth. Connecticut —Charles A. Templeton, Republican. Georgia—Clifford N. Walker, Democrat. Ida ho—Charles C. Moore. Republican. lowa —N. E. Kendall, Republican. Kansas—J. N. Davis, Democrat (probablel. Massachusetts —Channing IL Cox, Republican. Michigan—Alexander Groesbeck, Re publlcan.

CHANGES IN HOUSE Gaius Registered by Democrats

Bt/ United Press NEW YORK, Nov. B.—Following are thè galns registered by thè Democrats in tho House of Representatives by States. The figures show how thè new Houso delega tions will stand, with thè Democratic gain In each case indicated: New York—Democrats, 25; Republicans, 18. Democrats gained 14. New Jersey—Democrats, 6; Republicans, 6. Democrats gain 5. Illinois—Democrats, S; Republicans, 20. Democrats gain 5. Ohio —Democrats, 8; Republicans, 14. Democrats gain 8. Pennsylvania—Democrats, 9; Republicans. 27. Democrats gain 8. Maryland—Democrats, 3; Republicans. 3. Democrats gain 1. Tennessee —Democrats, 8; Republicans, 2. Democrats gain 3. Oklahoma —Democrats. 7; Republicans, 1. Democrats gain 4.

BABY OPENS ACCOUNT Child of 9 Days Realizes on Coupon

James Ervin Pratt, 2926 MacPherson Ave., flrst opened his eyes on this planet just nine days ago, on Oct. 30. Today James Ervin made his flrst trip out into thè wide, wide world. He crime to thè Bankers Trust Company, Pennsylvania and Ohio Sts., to open a Liberty Bell savings account. He brought with him a Times Thrift Coupon, worth 50 cents on thè account, another 50 cents for thè account, from his mother and a neighbor. He made thè trip in a Ford. During thè business transaction James Ervin did just what he has been doing most of thè nine days of his life —he slept. He was bundled up like an Eskimo baby—with biankets pinned tightly around him. Pays Little Attentimi Not even when he was asked to look at his new bank hook and thè Liberty Bell bank in which he is to save his pennies, did he open his eyes. James Ervin was told that a prize of $lO was to be awarded to thè youngest baby appearing in person at thè bank today to open a Liberty Bell savings account, but he did not take inuch interest in thè news. James Ervin was thè flrst baby to appear at thè bank this morning. He was followed by other ambitious youngsters. But thè babies did not monopolize thè Liberty Bell accounts. Their mothers and fathers, unolea and aunts,

E. I. Edwards P. Trammell New Jersey Florida Michigan—Wooclbridgo N. Fterris, Democrat. Mississippi—D. Hubert Stephen, Democrat. ♦Missouri—James A. Reed, Democrat. Montana—Burton K. Wheeler, Democrat. Nebraska—R. B. Howell, Republican. Nevada—*Key Pittman, Democrat. New Jersey—Edward I. Edwards, Democrat. New Mexioc—*A. A. Jones, Democrat. New York —Rovai S. Copeland, Democrat. North Dakota —J. F. T. O’Connor, Democrat. Ohio—Simeon Fess. Republican. Pennsylvania—‘David A. Reed, Republican. Pennsylvania ‘George Wharton Pcpper, Republican. Rhode Island—‘Peter G. Gerry, Democrat. Tennessee —‘Kenneth D. McKellar, Democrat. Texas—Earle B. Mayfield, Democrat. Utah —William H. King, Democrat. Vermont—Frank L. Green, Republican. Virginia—‘Claude A. Swanson, Democrat. Washington—‘Miles Poindexter, Republican. Wisconsin —‘Robert M. La Follette, Republican. Wyoming—‘John B. Kcndrick, Democrat.

Minnesota —J. A. O. Preus, Reputa • lican. Nebraska —Charles W. Bryan, Demj ocrat. Nevada —J. G. Schurgham, Dem- * ocrat. New Hampshire—Fred IL Brown, Democrat. New Jersey—George S. Silser, DemocratNew York—Alfred E. Smith. Democrat. North Dakota —R. A. Nestos. Republican. Ohio —A. Vie Donahey, Democrat. Oklahoma —J. C. Walton, Democrat. Oregon—Walter M. Pìerce, Dem- ; ocrat. Pennsylvania—Gifford Pinchot, Republican. Rhode Tsland—William S. Flynn, Democrat. South Carolina —Thomas G. McLeod, Democrat. South Dakota —William H. McMastor, Republican. Tennessee —Austin Peay, Democrat. Texas —Pat Neflf, Democrat. Vermont —Redfield Proctor, Republican. Wisconsin —John J. Blaine, Republican. Wyoming—John W. Hay, Republican.

, Rhode Island —Democrats, 1; Republicans. 2. Democrats gain 1. Utah—Democrats, 1: Republicans, 1, Democrats gain 1. : Virginia-—Democrats, 10; RepublicI ans. 0. Democrats gain 1. Missouri —Demjcrats, 13; Republlc- ! ans. 2. Democrats gain 11. Massachusetts—Democrats. 3; Re- | publicans, 13. Democrats gain 1. New Hampshire—Democrats, 1; Republicans, 1. Democrats gain 1. Michigan—Republicans, 12; Democrats, 1. Democrats gain 1. Kansas —Democrats, 1; Republicans, 7. Democrats gain L lowa —Democrats. 0; Republicans, 11. De ocrats gain 0. Nebraska —Democrats, 3; Republicans. 3. Democrats gain 3. Indiana —Democrats, 4; Republicans, 9. Democrats gain 4. Delaware —Democrats, 1; Republioans, 0. Democrats gain L

sisters and brothers opened accotw*% too. It ls easy to open a Liberty Bell, account. All you have to do ls to fili out a Times Thrift Coupon, take it to thè Bankers Trust Company, with 50 cents, and get a bank hook with $1 credited to your account. You also receive a Liberty Bell bank. In which to save for future deposita. These three simple rules are thè only ones that govern thè offer: Only one account may be opened by an Individuai, but an account may be opened by every membor of a famiiy. One dollar of each account must remai n on deposit for one year. If thè second deposit is not made wiìhin six months, thè 50-cent coupon will be deducted when thè account ls closed, at which tlme thè Liberty Bell bank must be returned. Only three days remain in which to start a Liberty Bell account. The Times Thrift Coupon will be withdrawn on Saturday. The bank ls open from S:3Q a. m. to 4 p. m. on week days and from 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. on Saturdays. TO NEGOTIATE PAYMENT Bu United Press LONDQN, Nov. B.—Stanley Baldwin, chancellor of thè exchequer, vili go to thè United States about thè flrst of thè comlng year to negotlate arrangements for payment of Brltain’s debt, thè foreign office announced today. . I

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