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1 DEATH NOTICES SHOOD. JOHN 5.—2232 Ashland Ave., dled Sfov. 13, 1922. 7:30 a. m. Funeral notlce later. HOWE. MRS. START F.—Wife of Edward M. R. Hove and siater ot Edward A. Hoffman and Mary Hoffn.an, possed awav It tha Tamiiy residence, 1147 E. Sixty-ThirU •t.. Snudar. Nov. 13. Funerai at thè residence Wedneadav 10 a. m. Friends invlted. Burlai Crown Hill. ISGOLS. MR9." ~MAHALA C.—Wife of Orun Inno., and mother of Mra. Mary Patteraon. Mra. Rosa B. Pence and Ooloiron Cambi-idre of Indianapolis aDd Mra Dan Mclntlre of Lebanon, Ind.. dled Suhday. Nov. 13. at residence, 1412 Prospect al , ae 78 yearg and 11 months. Funeral Tueaoay. Nov. 14 at 2 p. m.. at thè residence of ber daujhter. Mra. Rosa V. Pence. 1413 Proepect at. Burlai Crown Hill cemetery. rriend Invlted. MTER3, MARY ANN—Age 80 yeare dled Nov. 11. Funeral Tuesday. Nov 14 at residence of her daug-hter, Mrs. Catherine Baker, 138 N. Hlgbìand ave.. 8:30 a. m. st. John'a Church, 9 a. m. Burlai Holy Cross cemetery. Friend* Invlted. ANDERSON. THOMAS—At-e 6ih pasaed away Sunday. Nov. 12, 6:30 a. m.. at thè residence of his daushter. Mrs. Charles F. Husrina. Funerai Services 2:30 P- m. Tuesday. Nov. 14 at 924 W. Thlrty-Second atFrlenda invlted. Burlai Crown Hill. 5 FUNERAL PIRECTORS W. T. Biasengym Independent CDdertàker. Prompt ambulane* callg.* "The proci ot a Service is thè Service it rendere." 1702 N. mino!# 9t. Bandolph 6870 1626 6belby St. Drexel 2670. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 North Hilnois Bt. Panerai director* to thè pecple of Indianapolis eince 1887. Phonea—Maln 0841-0642. LI. 8641. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY SS™ llkl&L Pari or 1222 Union Bt. • George Gnnsremer Panerò.’ Director. 522 E. Market. Maln 0908. Johnson & Montgomery 1082 Central Ars. Maln 1430. SRIKLEY BKOJS.’ CO. Maln office 946 N. Iìlinola St. Orde 1918. Maln 1841. rCNERAL DIRECTORS —1403 N. Elioou WM. £ KRiEGER. Mais 1164. Ree. Phone. Ben Davi 332-L ADD —BERT 8. GADD. 2130 Proepect St Phonea Drexel 0422 Stewart 3278. CNDEBTAKERS—HISEY & ITIGS. 951 North Dei L 0564. M. 3680 8 SPECIAL NOTICES DO j*ou want to pet rlc-h quick at pmall eo#l: Heres your ohaiiL*e. Wife and I will gfve title in fce gimple to a good gold mine for a lease on a rrodern dwel'.ins house up to thè day of our death. when thè lame shall revert back to thè owncrg and thè mine etili be theirs forever. I will be glad to rive parti.-ulars any lime in mterview. Address A No. 2779. Times. NOTICE. Stockholders' annual meeting of thè HTiite River Railroad Company for thè election of officers and generai buauiee at thè office of Kingan & Co , Indianapolis, Wedneeday. Nov. 15. at 3 p. m. A- M McYIE, Secretarv 9 PERSONAL PAIRMODNT Maternity Hoepital for confinement. May work for part of expenses. Babiea for adoption. Write for booklet. Mrs. T. B Long, 4911 E. Tweaty-Seventh St- Kansas City. aio. _ 10 LOST ANI FOI ND POCKETBOOK. dther In Hook'* drug store at Illinoia and Washington Sta., or on E. Waahington car. Working girl a check, indorsisi. Drexel 7428. 950 E. Georgia. LOST—Cornet on Illinois Street car Tuesday. Nov. 7: name George A. Reii.y engravod on bell. Return to 1614 Merefcants Bank bldg. and receive reward. FORD coupé takeu Irom Serate A reticente No. J.082&8. For Information cali Hnmbo'.j 1461. TWO doga loat: lieense Noa. 490 7 and 4906: reward. Beìmom 0467. 1424 Blaliie Ave. BROWN handbag on E. Wa-h. St.. or Lafayette road. Liberai reward Broc- side 7206. 15 HEI.P WANTED—MALE

Wanted By M., K. & T. Kv. Maehinists Boilermakers Blacksmiths Free Transportation Apply to ' Master Mechanic, Farsons, Kans. Denison, Texas. Room 8-15 Railway Exchange, St. Louis, Mo., or Room 215, Txaction Terminal Bldg. PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM Offers Permanent Jobs to Quallfied Railroad FLOOR MECHANICS, VISE HANDS, BOILER MAKERS. Rate 72c PER HOUR Apply 109 S. Capitol Ave. S to 12 a. m.—1:30 to 4:30 p. m. Phone MA in 4767 WANTED AT ONCE Ten good solicitors for steady city work. See lIASTINGS, Circulatlon Dept.. Indianapolis Times, aster 10 a. m. Wanted—Boys Slxteen years old or under, to carry Times rotile in centrai part of city. Routes between North and South and Eaat and West Sta. See Mr Moorehead. any aiternoon, beiween 2 and 5. MSN to learn TulcanlzLny trace, a nne baying business to aret iato. ANDERSON STEAM VULCANIZER CO HOT? AS MESSENGERS. DELIVERY DEPT WESTERN UNION. Monument Piare WANTED LATHEFAt once. Drexel 1556. 13 IXSTRUCTIOX& a—Business Colieges BEN to learn bar ber trade. TRI-CITT BaEBER S COLLEGE. 309 E Washington et.. Indianapolis. Ind. Cirri© 0757. 14 SALESM EX WANTED HIGH-GRADE ealesmen and ealesladies to •eli ailk hosiery Irom mill to consumer direct. Good pay. 323 Saks Rldtp Girla, 18 to 30 Years for operatine lining tnachine; co od opportunlty for speedy operatore Apply in perso n. American Can Co. South East and Belt Railroad. Take Garfleld car. PANTRT gir. for connter aork. Apply Claypoo! Hotel Coff**© Shop. 17 SITIATIOXS WAXTFI) b—Feniale CERTA INS to launder. MRS. LUTZ. Drazel 0895. DID YOU BELL ITT If set. try thè automobils columns of Iks Times Want Ade.

16 HELP WANTED—FEM ALE * Why Not Become a Telephome ©perator? Telephone Operating is a protìtable profession. Over 1,200 GIRLS in this city are enjoying positions as Teleplione Operatore. 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 18 ROOMS FOR RENT • PENNSYLVANIA. N. • will letto a gentleman of retinement: exoluslve home. Randolph 1520. CAPITOL. 1311 N.: modera eleeplng room; near Illinois car. Cali Circle 3023. ALABAMA, N., 2263: nlce front room: auitable for 3. Randoiph 8304. LARGE front room for 1 or 2: breakfast. 1441 N. Aiabama. Circle 4573. MODERN fumished room In 1800 block on E. Wash. carline. Drexel 4480. MODERN room near Fall Creek and College carline; gentlemen. Randoiph 3620. OHIO st., SIO E.; nlce larga modera front room for two: private homo. ELLINÓÌ9. lì 30 N. : niee, comfortable aieeping rooms. Reasonable. Circle 2024. a—Light Housekeeping Two suitea of well fumished light houaekeeping rooms: heat, eleetrio lights, water in kitchen: gae rango; use of phone. 1437 Prospect at.: for adulta only. MARKET, E., 920; two front fumished modera housekeeping rooms; private famliy: adulta. MADISON Ave.. 1025; lovdly houaekeeping rooms: kltchennette; No. 6, private entrance. Drexel 5375. TWO nice fumiahed rooms for houaekeeping; good location; adulta. Belmont 0537. THREE furulshed housekeeping rooms: beautiful home. 2445 X. Dclaware. TWO niee fumished rooms ior nuuseeepiii*. good location : adulta. Belmont 053*. E. TENTI! St.. 219: two aultes of light housekeeping rooms. LAF.GE front light bmiackeepln* room: private entranee. $3.50. 611 Virginia ave.

b—Hoard and Rooms Central Ave., 2227; room, with best of board. In modern home, for two. Home privileges. 19 RFNTALS à,—Houses 42 X. Colorado Seven-room modera. S4O per month: single house. Dunlop & Holtegel MODERN ha!f doublé, two batha; aduits only. Ctrgle 5926. b—- Apartments 416 E. Vermont St Four rooms and batb. tlioroughly modera, $52.50. State Savlngs & Trust Co. Maln 4518. c—Business l’lacea DESIRABLE apace, desk lf wanted. MR MATHER. 24 Union Trust bidg. Maio 0821. STORE ROOM for reni, good locatolo, aoutli side on Prospect St. Addrcaa A No. 2786. Times. e—Houses, Fiat* Fumished 152 E VERMONT, cory, modern, alx-room, furnlet.eil home. Reasonable. 21 REAI, ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses DANDY PIVE ROOM BUNGALOW 5636 Guilford. Newly palnted and decorated throug’nout. New eiectric iight fixtur-s. Ha* Are pia'e In livir.r room. Good furti ace. eiectric ligni seri well in kitchen. Lot 44x157. Garage ■uh front drive. Locat'd near Flfty Stxth S* boulevard. where prlcea are rapidi/ advaro ing.' A snap at $4.400. only $450 cash re .uired. balance S4O per month. You will have to hurr.v for this one. Open Sunday. 2 to 4 p. ni. Cali Mr. Brooks. Mairi 0792. Ève.. Ran. 8699. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUSTCO. Your Yacant Lot or amali <aah payment will giva you posseaion of this d-sirable 5-room modera bungalaw. 1867 Pleasant Run boulevard. Cali \V. Waahburn, witb. McCord & MtiKinney, Realtors 311 Lemcke Bldg. Circle 5220. Evenuga, Randoiph 8731. E. Ninetecnth St. Deliratole horxi: (J room: gra. city water, eiectric corner lot; paved Street. PRICE 52.600. $250 caah. baiane© torma. Dunlop & Holtegel, Reattore 2700 Block Boulevard Place Seven-room modern; everythtng in fine ehape. Price $4.500. caah or terms. MYRON H. KOHN. Maln 6337, 305 Merclianta Bank Bldg. j BROAP7VAY. cinse In; SI,OOO caah. S9O month: L2-rnom modera home. Pecond floor rented f6r $97 month. Hardvrood floora. strani heat. doublé garage Price SB.OOO. incluea all furuiture on aecond floor. Ideal investment. Sea Charmi osa, 714 Lemcke bldg. Circle 0964.

Colored, Northwest 2330 Aqueduct St. Fonr-room cottage, firat-clasa condition. Eaay terms. 6ee It today. Dunlop Holtegel, SPLENDTD 6-room bungalow, bssement: large tot witb trood house on rear, 121. Kedy ©t. Both ihouses and lot $3,800. Will take clear lot as li rei payment. Waah. 3545. Malli 0186. GUILFORD Ave., strietly modern six-roora house, no in ci uree of construction : tiorthwest corner Guilford and Forty-Ninth St. Wiil make terme. Cali ownw, thè SOUTHERN LUMBER Maln 0107. _ JUST ilniehed. five-room modern bungalow. Built-in features: full basement: coment porch: terme. By owner. 1238 Yt. ThirtySecond. Randolph 5234. FIVE-ROOM modera, eelect 10-atlen east: good conditlon; garage: $5,000. Cali Naia 6771. ITVE-ROOM. eeml-modern cottage: eaet, near Tenth; only $2.750; on terms. Cali Lincoln 3734. Day or evtnlng. BATES St., near State; 5 rooma, seml-mod-ern, newly papcred: $2,000; email parmen (g. Lincoln 3734. SIX-ROOM, practlcallv modem, ou Hoyt Avo. Only $3.750: easy tenne. Lincoln 3734. Kit E-ROOM doublé, gas. city water; reni sls per side; $2,500 Drexel 7442. SrX-BGOM seml-modern house. two Iota; bargain. Randolph 4945. d—Lots ACRE LOT. ideal for euburban home site. Near National road. east of Irrington, $750; $lO cash, balance monthly. COOPER & HADLEY. 838 Lemcke Bldg. Ève.. Irv. 0512. LOT north, near fairground. just east of Fall Creek. Prive now only $435. Responetble party can buy for hiO casti and $1.25 a week. Maia 1409. Ree Irvlngton 3056. 23 RE AL ESTATE \V ANTE Please List your ho in e wtth us if you really want to sei). We have quito a number of cliente for homes on thè north elde. For quick action cali Mr. Turner. Maln 2957. Orni Jessup Land Co. Come see tir picture gallery. WILL PÀY SPOT CASH We have a Client that will buy several email proiierties in any part of thè city regardices of their condition if priced rigbt. Address A No. 2771. Tlmew wanted. Bungalowe and doublet east that ars prieed to teli. FOWLER & EATON. 801 City Trust. Maln 6871.

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12 REAL ESTATE WANTED CASH monev for Soublca or oartmcnls: good location*. Addrea A No. 2781, Times. 23 FARM I.ANDS FOR SAl.E—Thre dairy and stock ranch-* for aale. in southern Oregon, by thè owners. Where olimaie U Ideal. No coir! wintera, nor hot aununcra to liv through. Old age la cause of rettring No 1 ran ’h, 374 acres: No. 2 ranch, 226 aTes; No. 3 ranch. 120 acre*; all bottoni land. lota of water Pri<-e very reasonable. For Information. wTlte to M. E. Sullivan, Provolt. Ore 25 MISCF.I.LANFOI’S FOR SALE a—Household Goods RUG S—LIXOLE UMS Imported Japsnese Grasa Ruga. 9x13, f 7.60: Bxlo. $7.26. Hall runner, 35c per yard. Gold arai congoieum ruga. 9x12, perfect rooda : newest pai torna, sl3 76. Ax mlnsters. velvets and wlii/ns at loweet prlces in tha city. Dorfman Rug Co. 807 W Washington, oppoaite Statehouse. *ll IT COVER3 A FLOOR, WE UAVS IT " b—Coal, Ice and Wood SPECIAL COAL SALE Fridav and Saturday We sell thè best coal money can buy. Guarà nteed. Our Guarantce Ls Good Try Our Illinois Coal It is thè Best Coal on thè market today.

Largo IlLinois lump, forked... .$7.65 Largo Indiana iump, forked... .$7.65 Illinois, 2 to 6-in. lump $7.25 Illinois egg $7.00 Illinois mine run, two thlrd 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 SHKOYER 430 Indiana Avenue Circle 0598. Circle 1435. Clrcle 0597 Special High-grade Indiana lump, forked $7.50 Best Illinois large lump, forked ..... .$7.50 Illinois mine nm, 50% lump $6.00 PROMPT DELIVERY ANY PLACE IN CITY. Bethel Goal Co. DR exel 0250. Kpecial Coal Pale KTNDLING WITH EACH TON. Nlce fresh mlned coal off thè car Illinois Egg, clean forked $6.75 Hirh-grade nut and laok $5.50 Illinois mina run. 50 per cent lump $6.25 Best Illinois block, clean forked $7.75 Best Indiana lump, clean forked $7.75 Red Ash roeahontu mine run. .... .$ll.OO Delivery any pla..*e in th city. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 3280. Stewart 2225. ILLINOIS LUMP, Special, $6.50 CRIDER COAL CO. DR exel 6898. Best Grado Linton, 4fch vein Lump, $7.75 Best Grade Linton 4tli vein Egg, $7.00 No Rock or Dirt, ISLAND COAL CO. WE bster 0122 Tliree-Day Special INDIANA SHOVEL LUMP, DELTVERED $6 MAIN 0430. MA IN 0431. Commercial Fuel Co. 316 W. Ohio. FOR sale; chicken vire. Icad Isindlirur. 'i ton coal: pneed rcasonah'e. Malti 6709. WELI, seasoned wood for heating etove or fireplace. Maln 0142. MILL WOOD, fumace or etove and dndere. Truck delivery. Drexel 3626. d—Musical Instruments NEW CPRIGHT PIANO: wUI eell on payments at $1,75 per week. Raudolph 4221. MR. MORGAN.

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25 MLSCKI.LANF.OI S FOR SALE o—Clothlng TROUSERS ®Fall Patterna lei to Match Your | |] 8.000 Pairs UAtf Two Stores In One. ff tf Pansts Store Co. 48 Weet Ohio—Near IlUuola. d—Musical Insununenta 1. * C. FISCHER PIANO. *85.00. ROBERTSON' MUSIC IiOUSH. 433 Mesa ave Maln 4581 e —Pet and Live Stock AIREDALE pupa: male full blooded: 4 montha old. Circle 6200. f—Misrellaneou* Tarpaulins Prcpar nnw for thè winter. Contractora. truck and wagon ownsra, talee notlcc W* bava every alia Irom 4 to 40 fert wlde and 10 lo 100 feet long All marie of heavy O D. arrny dock. Every cover In stock. No dniay to baro covri a made up. Prhed lower than clacwhero. Bce ua before buylng Aìao full line ot hardware, consiatlng of ahovoia. picka. forge unvlla, viaea, levala, troweì*. rubber bellìr.g, 1,000 and 2,000-1 1) capacity plaliorni scalee. M. L. Goldberg & Son. APPBOKIMATELY 1,400 are tu. 8 ft. long. Locateti on Big ! our nido track. near Ztonavtlle. Ind.. at tractiou stop. St. Clalr; price reaeotiabio Telephone, Beech Greve No. 126 ROOFING, beat qugllty red and green alate co ver ed, *3.25 per roll. 311ghtly damaged. *1 05 pr roll. CHARLES KOEHRING. 882 Virginia ave. Drexel D4JO. INVALID CHAIRS—Good. atrong rabbe tirrd chaira for rent *3 50 por uoulA Crutchea. iic Dellvory free Baker BROS. RlNGS—Larga npa! wlth fourteen dlamortda Ruby ring, liflany settlng. Addrcaa A No. 2777, Time* FOR SALE—Ffult tnwe. 8 year* oìd u ruaranteed; appio 77>c, pear SI.OO, plum SI.OO. esili Drexel 10 ifl. FOR SAI.E- —Frult and ah ad* treea ah r •• berv all kinda of evergreen. Waah 5129. 27 BUSINESS ANNOI NCEME NT 8 A Bath a Day is thè Healthy VVay E. M HARDIN CO. Merchant plumbee. 3220 E. MicV Webater 3001 NOTICE TO PÌJBLICr I gn out in thè country ind \ a Aìn. dry well and cisterna withln flfty milea of Indianapoii l.argcat barrala in Uie city. Coll Maln 908 L DÈTECTIVÉS QtriGLEY-HYLAND AGE.N'CY. INO. 404 National City Bnnk Bldg Matn 2902. Day or night. PIANI buildpr ano turei Hepair all kind. Work guaranteia. NICHOLAS HILLMAN. Belmont 0328 S FEATHERS bought. aold and renovated' leather maltresaes and plllowa moda E. F. BURKLK 416 Mu* Maln 1428. _ VAUI.T clkanìng. For qnlck ai rvice. Cali Katiid Vault and Slnk Cleaning Co. Belmont 2607. SAI 1 ETV BAZOR BLADES 6han>ened. TUTTI-EDGB. 201 Indiana ave. HEATH'S barbar shop: unlon: vara, comfortable bathroums. 133 W. Market CONTRACTOR and bullder estima tea fur niahed on short notlce. Bri moni 3079 BLOCK aettlnr and cemeut work. Cali Drexel 0759. 28 STORAGE AND TRANSFERS

Shank ìSnperior Service BEST FACILITIE9 FOR STORAGE. TRANSFER. PACKING AND STAPPINO 227 N. New Jersey Si. Maln 2028. LI 1139 WE haul any-thing; movlmj $3 up; overland a pedalivi experlenccd man. KENNAUD VOGEL. Belmont 3426. 29 IH SINESS OITORTEXÌtTeS PATINO btislncsH by mali order or agoni, leavlng city. Webster 4751. 30 AUTOMOBILE! FOR SALE b—Gasoline Eord Bodies Exchange your open job for a good closed one. Cash or terms. Swisshelm & Parker 330 E. MARKET. PODGE BROS., ueed care. All models al cheap priora C.H.Wallerich CompanY Doase Brut usua Motor Vernassi ~~ 833 N. Maridian Ford Touring 1921 model, excellent condition thrtkighout; complelel.v equipped. Many extras; a bargain. Terms. Monroe Motor Corp. 132 E. New York. Maln 3871 Ford Coupé A-l medianica! condition; cord tlres. Prieed to move. Terms. Monroe Motor Corp. 132 E. New York. Main 3871. FORDS—FORD9 Many bargalns as low as S4O down, baiance easy terms. 644 E. Washington. Main 3493. 43)0 Chevrolet, S6O. Electrleally equipped OAKLEY GARAGE. 1661-65 S. MERIDIAN. FORD ROADSTER. 1919. sllO. GARAGE.

80 _ AUTOMOBII.ES_ iOH S ALE b—Gasoline Monroe demonstrators used two months greatly reduced in price. Reai Bargains in thè following used cara: Dodge Touring Gardner Touring Monroe Roadster Cole Touring Kelsey Sedan Monroe Touring Cash, Payments or Trade. MONROE USED CAR DEPT., 602 N. Capitol Ave. Ford Bargains A largo line all modols and Btyles 1922 with one-man top: 1921-1920 with starter and demountable rima in good condition. Will take any make car In trade. Small payment down. Brlng yotir car or amali down payment and drive a good Ford away. No red tape. Open Sundays and Evenings L. T. Alien, Auto Excliange 725 Viiginia Ave. FORD. 1922, touring: practieally new; starter, demountable: at a reai bargani. Easy terms. WIDES & MILLER. 644 E. Washington. Main 3493. FORD touring: runa good: good tires, $55. OAKLEY GARAGE. 1661-05 S. Meridian. FORD. 19Ì8 roadster; A-l hape, S4O caah, balance S 3 weekly. 644 E. Washington. Main 3493. FORD touring. It * your* for S7O. WEIS3MAN. 212-314 E. New York St. Main 4446. ' ‘ FORD TOURING, $65. ALLEN 725 Virginia Ave FORD roadster Uke new. starter; $275; payments. ALLEN, 725 Virginia Avo. DODGE touring dandy conclition. only $95 down. 518 N. Capitol. Open evening. WHO W’ANTS A SPACKE? Will geli cheap. Maln 2106. c—Truck TRUCK FOR SALE; CHEAP. 903 V 4 W. WASHINGTON 31 Al TUMORILES WANTEI) WE NEED THE CARS AND MEAN BUSINESS It you want to all your car. brio* tuia and car We deal qulek and pay caah. WEfISSMAN £l2-14 E. New York St. Maln 4448 Aatos Wanted Caah lor any car Seo ua. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS ANO TIRE CO 618 N Capitol. Maln 2633. WE will buy your <ar for caah. or we will aell lt for you on commiaemn. See us he ■■■■ you di your car. e>*eulugs and Sundays. 235 N. Pennsylvania Mail 3346. AUTOS WA.N’iho WE PAY CASH 1 WOLF AUTO CO 019 N. IP.inol*. Maln 1579. 82 AITO SL’PPLIES, BEPAIRS

Auto A\'lieels repvired and made new. new apoke* and trulng up. haif rima, wheola repaired on ahort notlce, Get our prlces. Beat of Service. John Guedelhofer Wagon Co. 202 Kentucky ave Main 0287 BPRING9 ior all makea of autoraobllea Repalr mode ori faine whlle you walt. New leavea. re-archlng temportng and id in*. We earry compiete Ime of al! ire# in stock. Best of Service and lowest pncea. John Guedelhofer Wagon Co. 202 Kentucky ave Maln 0287. TIRE SALE No ti*<HÌ tire over $3 If any of ih eoa used tire prove uneallsfactory withln 90 dav. return with recelpt and et another for lialf orice No mali orders ROY 9 TIRE STORE. 215 Indiana Ave Open evanln* and Sundav AL TO WASH INO Our ape-dolly 334 N Dimoia S fc s Auto Laundiy Storage batterle at rocls-botlooi pricea. Willard Exide l'ret-()-L1te and other makea, Bix volt for $10; 12 volt for sls South Side llatterv Shop. 413 S Meridian. 35 FINANCIAL WE MAKE and givo aecond morlgute on improved farina and Indianapolis rasi estate. AETNA MORTO A'.E A- INVESTMENT C<>. 508 Fldelity Trust lildg. 2,6 INSURANCE REAI. ESTATE and msuranea. TLXEDO STATE BANK. 4304 E New York Irvmglon 2803 37 MONEY TO LQAN Doira 9 it Worry r#rì© toh r© out of monoy or breaute you nwo frrrnì bllli We Specialize in Sneh Case* Don i rutn your crcilit. even nk lt. whea ♦ber 1 such an easy, tnexpcnaive way of keeptng 't. We Furnish thè Money to Keep Your Credit Gstablished Thcre age no lnvrstlgatlon charge*. no Interest aildeil or deducivd. Inti-rct charged cn balance only All that I ueccssary ia that you owu furniture or piano or Victrola. You Will Be Surprised at thè prompt and confldential manner with which a loan may be aecured. We loan any aiuounl up to S3OO. Cali, writo or phone. Commonwealth Loan Co. 305 Odd Fellow Bldg. Cor. Pena, and Wash. Sta. Succesaors to State Loan Co. Phone Maln 4019. LOANS cn furniture. plaiioe. auto, ilveatock. fono Implemenia and other coliateral. 141 H E. Washington Bt. CABITOU< jUOAÌS CO. Maln 0586. Auto I.incelo 7184. MONEY fumished on realty mortgagea and contraete FRANK K. SA W VER. Mertdian Lite Bldg., 307 N. Pennsylvania St. Riley 1428. FIRST and aecond mortgagee on Indiana and iiKliannpoii reai estate lt. B. WILSON, l ioi National City Bank Bldg. Lincoln 6104. MONEY lo loan on aecond morigages. L. 8. MILLER. 127 N. Delaware St. Maln 5761. 328 E. Wannali St 39 LEO AL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE OF RESTAURANT FITTI UKS AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On Thurartay. Nov. 1.8, 1922. at 10 o'clonk a. ni. In thè Penny Arcade Bldg., 1700 W. Thirtleth St., lndiiniuiiolls, Ina., eertaln restaurant fixturea will be aold to tha highest bidder for cash. Such llxturos consist of thè following : 1 peanut venilor. 3 eoal oli stoves. 3 Hughes’ eiectric stoves, 5 dozen 8-ln. platea, 5 dozeu coffee mugs, 4 doveii forks, 3 dovcu knives, 1 rosa teaspoon, 1 doxen table snoons, 3 dlsh pali, t tour gsillou aoup kettle, 1 Cretor popcorn ronchino, 2 dozen urtar bowds. 1 dov.cn salt and pepper shal< - era, t elght-hplo kitchen rango, 3 four-ft. cigar care, 1 lloor citar case, 3 bread cases. I dparettc case, l candy case. 3 griddles, l diali cupboarrt, 3 ten-pound peanut bowls, 1 12x14 teut and 3 count.. one 400-lb. ice box. one ’.’OO lb. ice box. 3 aoda boxea, 1 eight-ft. counter, 3 teri-gallou lcmonaUe bowls, 1 ciglit gallon lemonailo bowl, 1 mari' rocker, II dining-room table, 38 dlnlng-room chairs, tuo 3xlo work tablo. On thè samo day at 13 o’eloek noon at tha Sliank Furnlturo and Storage Company, 237 N. New Jersey St., Indianapolis, Ind., thè following housoliold furnlturo will be offered for sale lo thè hlghcvt bidder for cash. Two 9x13 Rruasel druggety, 2 library trbles, 1 davenport, 1 hall tree. 1 singer sowlng machine, 1 Nublan hot blast stove, 1 Detroit gas rango, 3 lrou beds, 3 inaurasse, beddtng for three bed, 2 dressers, 1 casli regleter and 3 boxo of drlnking glasses. KOLTZMAN & COI.EMAN. Attorneys for Judgment Ureditors. RETAILERS MEET Representatives of tliirteen retail organizationa met today to discuss thè formation of e business bureau. The efforts of thè rnember organlzationa will be directed toward beneficiai leglslatlon .ratlngs and freight ratea.

FINO NEWLYWEDS DEAD FOUR DAYS Connersville Couple Discovered Asphyxiated by Friends Who Broke in Door. MISS! NG SINCE TUESDAY Man’s Body Gives Evidence of Struggle—Friends Insist Death Was Accidental. By Times Special CONNERSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 13. Ora Mann, 23, and hls bride, Laura Mann, 23, were sound dead from aspl'.yxiatlon at their home on W. Twentloth St. late Saturday night, by friends and relatives who had missed them slnce Tuesday night. . Lights left burning in thè home attracted attentimi of neighbors and a party, conslssting of thè owner of thè home and friends, took a door off and enterad to flnd both dead. A email gas heater In thè bathroom was lighted and fumea fllled thè home. The young couple was sound lylng aerosa a bed In a bedroom adjoinlng thè bathroom. Mr. Mann’s body gave evidence of a struggle. The theory is advanced that thè couple had lighted thè heater and gone to thè bedroom to watt for thè bath water to heat and that they had fallen asleep and been overcome. Mr. Mann, employed by thè Traotor Train Company, carne to Connerovine from Hageretown and Mrs. Mann before her marrlago was Miss Laura Bratton of Cambridge City. She was employed as a stenographer In thè offlces of thè McQuay-Nprrls Company. They had been married about nix months. MONTPELIER—John Sullivan has a copy of thè Indianapolis Gazette pubiished in 1862. lt was a bi-weekly publioation. The paper devotes most cf its space to editoriale on natlonal politica. HARTFORD ClTY—Thleves had packed all thè household goods of A. W. Carr, a farmer near here, preparatory to moving them out when Mr. Carr returned home from a vlslt. The burglars escaped. LAFAYETTE—WiIIiam Lamb, 16, whS discovered a Wabash Rallway bridge on Are recenti}’ and reported lt In tlme to prevent any great ìoes, bas been offered a paas to any polnt in thè United States he wlshea to go and a posltlon with thè railroad when he complete school. NASHVILLE —Prof. Wallace Percy Taylor, archaeologlst of Indiana University, States that tha sito of thè Brown County Ikike Club was a councìl chambor for seventeen tribes of Indians about 1500 A. D. RUSHVILLE—This city held true to forni with populaiity of natnes appearlng in thè city directory just issued. There are 32 Moores, 30 Smlths, 29 Brown and 23 Jones Usted. SULLIVAN Riloy Cunningham, carrying a keg of nails, stutnbled over another keg and had his leg fractured when thè first keg fell on hlm. COLUMBUS —Willard Rendali left his car by thè side of thè road tvhile he went hunting in a wooda. The two rear vheels, a spai© tire, a motometer, thè back *eat and other -accessories were gone when he returned. EVANS VILLE—Mrs. Mary Orlsky went down to school to giva Miss Charlotte Ewing, teacher, a "piece of her mimi,” for reprimanding her son. Mrs. Orlsky faced thè Judge next inorping and paid a $5 fine for insultlng thè teacher. VINCENNES —T hr e automobile drivers were si ned for breaking through a funeral procession here. EVANS VILLE —Guest* at thè Sonntag Hotel shied around thè lobby when Mi - *. Charles E. Seldman of Wyoming, allowed her pet leopard to couch ltself on thè dlvans.

SHELBTVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wisker celebrateti their flftynluth wedding annivereary bere. Mr. AViskor is 81 years old and bis wlfo 80. They have lived noar he re all their married lise. BLUFFTON—Mrs. T. R. Sheplierd has a second crop of red raspberries foi - this season. They are ripe and well-developed he says. R USH VILLE—TIte Little Theater Society of Rushvllle has haen organIzed and now has a meinbershlp of seventy-flve. COLUMBUS—Trixie. a small dog owned by Charles Noiilett. was given to Mrs. EUza Sparks, twenty miles west of Indianapolis. The day following its arrivai at lts new home it loft and retumed lieve six days later, footsore and hungry. OGILVILLE—The. dirtiest in Ohio townsl}lp, Bartholomew County, belong to Dale Weaver according to a votp taken at a social bere. He received a good "feet washln” and a pale of socks as a prlze. RTCHMOND —Dick Elvord, a blind man of Hagerstown, was arrosted for opei-ating a "blind tlger.” PRANKFORT —<Wiley Wallace, 5. was severely lnjured when his right shoulder was catight in a clothes wringer wlth which he and several other chltdren were playing. PLAYING WITH MATCHES PROVES FATAL T 0 BABY By Time Special STERLINO, Ind., Nov. 13.~-On chlld was bumed to death and thre others are in a serious oondltlon as thè result of belng trapped In a buraIng outbuildln* at thè home of their perenta, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daubs of this city yesterday. Screams of thè children attracted thè parents to thè rear of thè house whare they sound a shed aflre and thè door jatnmed. Doyne, 2, was dead w'hen thè parents broke down thè door. Vivian, her twin sister, George, 12, and Raymond, 9, were severely btirned. The older boy said thè Are was started when he threw a match In a barrei of wute paper whtle playing.

Ornament By United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 13.—Mrs. Alien Zeigenfus startled thè Sunday paraders when she appeared on Michigan Blvd. wearlng a live fox for a neckplece. It worked until thè fox, a pet, took aster a chicken.

fIRCHITECTS PII ANNUALDiSPLAY Plans for thè second annual exhibitlon of thè work of Indiana archltects are being developed, lt was announeed today by Kurt Vonnegut, chairman of thè exhibltlon commlttee of thè Assoclatlon of Indiana Archltects. The exhibltion will consist of perspective drawlngs, plans and photogmphs. "Deslgns in terra cotta, in wrought iron and other materials that lend themselves to artlstic expression will be a feature of thè exhibltion, Mr. Vonnegut said. The purpose of thè exhibition ls to acquaint thè laymen with what thè archltects are dolng, Mr. Vonnegut said. The ‘exhibltion last year was declared a decided success. It proved to be an insplration to members of thè craft, and showed thè arc'nitect what other members were dolng. The date of thè exhibltion, which wdll be held at thè John Herron Ari Institute, is uneettled, but lt probably will be held In February.

STARTS DRIVE DNBLUELAUIIS A counter attack against thè drive for blue Sundays In Indiana was starter! here today. Sanford B. Horton, secretar}' of thè Religious Liberty Assoclation of Indiana. Illinois. Michigan, and Wisconsin, carne to Indianapolis to inaugurate a campaign against thè drive in behalf of blue Sunday law enforcement. Do You Know Your Child'S Classmates? Here they are lf your chlld attenda William A. Bell publtc school No. 60, Pennsylvania and Thirty-Third Sts.. In grade 1B; teacher, Rebecca Nicol.son: Forbea Antrim. EdsTn Belknap. Sarlcs Ercwn, Hall Cocbr ine, Bllly Gaua. Donald Destar, Harold Hu?hes. Edward Johnson. William Koehne. Jerome Leve 7, Biliy Link. Paul Lorenr, Robert McCoglin, Joe Miner, Joseph Mullane, Cari Keedman, On-in Sandbur*. Robert Smith. Erto Hadlei*U. James WiUitnrham. Alene Baily. Elaene Bora. Mary Louise Brandlein, Bettle Brown. Dorothy Fowler. Marion Klot t Kiivabetìi Ann Larsh Mattte MiLinioms. Jean Mllholland, Maxi!.. Pt ter, Betty Ann Roeaner, Joßephene Russe! Margaret Stancill, Hilda Thsyer, Jan Ice Well. Here they are in grada 1A; teacher, Miss Mary Moorland: Jean Anderson. Harry Ashbenrer. Mike Bagnoli, Ester Baker, Jack Blakely, William Brackett, Kathleen Cleveland, Elsie Cooper, Charles Dawaon, George Deiner. Corti Fr-.ish. lla.iru.ond Goodman. James Hoorer, Joseph Illingworth, Robert Jaeger, Jaek Kiltle. Elise Mayer. George MeLuea. Bctlv Mtseick, Charle Mohr, Roger Nehrbas. bovoli Osler. David Porterflrld. Arthur Small. Richard Stayton, Courtney Waddell, Kusael Wel'.er. Mere are thè lßs under Miss Crane: Elizabeth Jenklns. Evelyn Addington. Gordon Amo*. Kathryne Barett, Donald Busehman. Madellne Coates. Robert Biet*. John Eubank. Clyde Fishba-k. Jack Hartlev. Dorothy Henderson. Dean Hoatson, Philip Hytner. Ruth Jennings. Bllly Johnson. Roeamond Jones, Virginia Kl-tn. Paul Kraus*. Gatherlne Maser. Margaret McJ.ean, France Mott, Dora MoLUllan Neal, Virginia Necley. Helen North, Mary Price. Mari ori e Pyke Marv Euntco Quakenbuab. MaryEleanor Rich. Betty Richardson, Mary Lre Rlchter. Henry Sakowlti. Donaid Shafer, Mari-tesile Snidar. Martha Jean Soehner. Robert Urmston, Harry Walters, Billy W righi.

VETERAN PRINTERS FORM ORGANIZATION IN CITY Veteran members of thè International Typographical Union residing in Indianapolis have formed an organlzation to he known as thè Old Time Printers’ Association of Indianapolis. The organizatlon, with a membership of thirty, will look aster thè lnterests of veteran printers who hold a continuous membership with thè International unlon. President E. R. Barry of thè association has called a meeting for Dee. 10, when it is expected more than fifty applicants will he accepted as members. LUMBERMAN INJURED FALLING AGAINST SAW By Time * Special NASHVILLE, Ind.. Nov. li*.—'Warner Creamer, 30. employed at a locai lumber mill. stumbled and fell against a large circular saw. His left arm was cut until amputatimi will be necessary, it is said. LA NGSYNEC ELEBR AT E S George W. June was elected right lionorable primo of thè Boys of Auld r.ang Svne, an organization cornposed of charter members of thè locai branch of thè Elks. at thè celebration in honor of thè locai cliapter recelving its charter. S. J. White of Chicago was thè Principal speaker. Other oftteers elected were: Vice primo, James V. Cook: secretary and historian. Charles F. Ralz: treasurer, Edward Schurman, and steward. John H June. SHOT BY wTfE June Baker. 39, colored, 238 Cora Pt., was shot In thè left leg by his wife last night. Mrs. Baker went to police headquartera and was arrested on a charge of shootlng with intent to klll. Baker told police he had quarreled with bis wife. BOYS TAKEPURSE Mrs. J. H. Wallace, 7 E: North St., was klnd to two young boys yesterday and let them ride In her automobile from New York, St. and Highland Ave. to New York and New Jersey Sts. Later she rnissed her purse containlng $9. Rainliotv Vets to Meet. Members of thè Rainbow Di Vision, Veteruna’ Aissociajtlon, will hold a meeting Wednèsday at 6 p. m. In Superlor Court. Room t

NOV. 13, 1922

TELLS PDSITIDN ON'DRY'NOTES By MRS. SIACI) WOOD PARK President of thè National Leagrue ot Women Voterà Written for thè United News CHICAGO, Nov. 13—The attltude of thè National League of Women Voters on prohlbition enforcement ls, of course, in line with its policy of strong advoeaey of law enforcement In generai. No specific action was taken upon this at thè last natlonal convention, held in Baltimore in thè spring, but lt is thè understanding of our membership that thè resolution adopted at thè convention in Cleveland last year, in which we carne out strongly for enforcement of all laws, including thè prohlbition laws, constitutes one of thè league’s standards. However, our position is part of a larga program, and not at all a crusade in any specialized understanding. Ariy other position, either by thè league or on thè part of members of Congress, is impossible. The provision for prohlbition in thè United States is not statutory, but ls a part of thè Federai Constitulion ltself. Members of Congress, together with all other public officlals in legislative, admlnistrative and Judicial positions, take an oath to uphold thè ConstitUtlon when they are inducted lnto office; obviously, from this there can be no appeal. Th<} League of Women Voterà wishes to be sound in thè forefront of thè forces which aro contending for law enforcement and for good govem* ment, but thè members of thè officiai board are not unmlndful of thè danger of acquirlng a too narrow vlaw of law enforcement and good guvernment In generai, if thè voter, man ot woman, permits one question and one only to constitute his standard ot what ls required in a candidate who presents himself for public office. ASKS RIGHT LIVING “The science of tight living ls bas4 fundamentally upon thè knowing of what rea! lise is and on thè living of that lise; “there is rio other way of dtmonstrating Christian living,” Prof. H'-rmann S. Herring. C. S. 8., meraher of thè board of lectureshlp in thè First Church of Chris';, Seientist, ot Moston, Mass., declared Sunday afternoon in a lecture on Christian Scianca, delivered at thè Murat Theater. PASTORS FLASH LIGHT ON ALLEGED ’SPIRIT By Time Special MARION, Ind., Nov. 13.—Tlta Her, W. E. Moore, pastor of thè First Christian Church, and thè Rev. D. L. Woodward, pastor of thè First Baptist Church. attended a meeting at which “splrits” were to walk and talk. Durlng thè progress of thè meeting thè Rev. Woodward says his suspicione were aroused and he fiashed a light which revealed a woman medium talking through a trumpet.

MRS. HARRY COQK DEMANDS GUARDIAN FOR HUSBAND By United Press ANDERSON, Ind., Nov. 13.—A suit asking for thè appointment of a gtmrdian for Harry Cook. wealthy manager of a paper mill at Alexandria. ha been filed here by hls wife. The complaint alleges that thè husband suffered an attack of sleeping sickness in New Y'ork in 1920 and that certain persons alienated hls affection from her durlng hls recovery. Mrs. Cook lias been living with her parenta in Oshkosh, Wis. CANON EXPLCOES; SQUAD HAS NARROW ESCAPE By Times Special NEW ALBANY, Ind., Nov. 13.—A, cannon used in fìrìng thè Armlstioa day salute exploded on thè rive front, scattering fragments In everjp direction. No one was injured, al though thè flring squad of thè Amari# can Leglon had a narrow esoap, UPHOLSTER BUYS Announcement of thè sale of thè tip holstery shop of thè D. M. Fulton Fui* niture Company, 319 W. Market Sito George W. Oliar, former buyer and manager, was announeed today. Th* sliop will be moved to 231 Massaohtt setts Ave. Mr. Oliar formerly was thè head o| ! thè Oilar Bros. Furniture Company and later vice president and manage# of thè Foster Furniture Companj% William H. Sparing will be manage# of tlie new’ orgwnizatlon. HUNT INJURED MAN Deteottves today were searchlng top a supposed s atomobile thief who wsl Injured in an accident at Meridiaa and Thirty-Flrst Sts., Saturday night, An automobile rrashed lnto an eleotrl# light polo and th© Injured driver hur rled away. The certificate of tltle showed th car was thè property of David J, Belles of SheHdan. Ind. The polle*, say they belleve thè car wa atoleit! fi-om Belles. HELD FOR ACCIDENT Clarence Idsby of Coatesvllle WM under arrest loday on a charge ot operating a motor vehlcle while under thè iqfluence of liquor. His automobile eollided with a car driven by Marguerite Memen, of Cumberland. In front of 3820 W. Washington St. No or.© was injured. STEAL 15 KNIVES John Andrews and Harold Jofcnsott were held by thè polico today on a charge of petit laroeny. The polle say they stole fifteen knives from th* Natlonal Dairy Lunch room In thè* Board of Trade building. WOMAN TAKES POISON Stella Dixon. 22, of 634 N. Capitol Ave. today had a chance to reeùvep from thè effeets of poison taken ye*terday. She had been drlnking liquor, thè police say. SLEEPER ROBBED A sneak thief robbed G. E. GrosueP' of Hot Springs, Ark., of S4O, eariy i today. Grosuer was s'eeping In roonv No. 819 at thè English Hotel when thè thief stele his purse.