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CHURCH NOnrES. churchès of GUS ffi li ST 5 505E65 TU ST Lesson —Sermon “Soni and Body” WIRST CHURCH—Meridian at 20th St. SECOND CHURCH—Delaware at 12th St. THIRD CHURCH —3350 Washington Blvd YOURTH CHURCH—Magonie Tempie. Irvtngton. Sunday Services First. Seeond and Third churchea at 11 . m. and 8 p. m. Fo uriti Church at 11 a. m. only. Testimonial Meetings Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. . Free Reading Rooms 813 Occidental Bldg., Washington at HI. St. 1258 Consolidated Bldg (formerly Lemoke Annex.) 203 E. Thirty-Fourth St. 11 Johnson Ave.. Masonie Tempie, Irvington. The Public W cordially invited to attend these Services and to visit thè reading rooms. FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. 608 N. Liberty St.. between Massachusetts Ave. and North St. Sunday 7:45 p. m. Lee ture bv thè pastor. Rev. Ruth Van De Bouken. Subject : "The Ser.ses of thè Soul." Mtssages by Rev. Lydia Orane. Messale Services every Wednesday st 2 and 7:45 p. ir... eonducted by thè Ladies' Aid. Pari of thè timo devoted to healing. Come bring ynur friends. AU are welcome. THE SECOND SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. 230 E. Ohio St.. CasUe Hall Bldg. Rev. Asina Throndsen, pastor. We wtsh to announce to our friends that this is to be another ad messale night. The entire evening will be devoted to thè glving of meesages. Abie medium* will be in cbarge. Midweek Services are held at 1633 Codece, every Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. Part of thè tlme devoted to healtng thè sick. Bring your friends. Public invntd. Progressive Spiritualist Churck Redman s Hall. Capitol Ave. and North St. Rev. H. W. Myrick wil! preach. Sublect: “A Holy Se ance Hear thè Spiritualist vlew of this important subject. Mrs. Bessie Woodworth will deliver messages trom your love ones. Mrs. Audra Hodson will furnish -music. Services begiti ai 7:45 p. m. Sunday. I.adlee' Aid meets every Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Mrs Woodworth and Rev. Myrick will be present. You are welcome at these meetings. Meet your loved ones here. ] CNION BPIRITUALIST LYCEUM Holds ita session every Sunday at 2:30 j p m. in thè First Spiritualist Church. 608 ff. Liberty St. Spiritualista sentì your children All are InTited to attendi tue old as tre!! ae thè young. Come help ua teacii thè j ehiidren true Spiritua.isui.

Him that cornetti unto Me I will tn no wise cast out. Cadi© Tabe macie (Ohio at New Jersey) Evangsiist MAJOR EARL F. HITES 2:3H> p. m. and p 0 m. MUSIC Special Numbers by The Oypsy Smith Choir 1.200 Voices Twenty-minute Organ Recital before each Service. Mrs. Wm. Duthie, Organist Special Solo Joe Overmyer, Director of Music EVERYBODY WELCOME Garfield Church of Clirist Bradbury and Boyd Sts. 10:30, Dr. George Mtlìer of india. 2:30. Paul Kddinfieid. Mluister. Sterling Ladies’ Quartet 7:30. Edwin M. Laugher, I.ecture, “The Sbackles of thè World. " Ed. Alexander. Tenor Fife and Davis, Evangolists, Nov. 20 to Dee. 10. Do Not Miss a Night. muffili? church Rev. James D. Stanley Morning subject: “The Churches’ Task” Unity Practical Christianity Meeting Sunday 3 p. m. llealing meeting Wednesday 8 p. ra. Study class Tuesday and Thursday 2 p. m. Prosperity Fellovrship. first Monday out of cacò month. at 8 p. m. All free. All weieorae. 725 N. Delaware St- Apt. Su. 1. Circle 5525. 1 DEATH NOTICE3 HOAR, MISS MARY Died Fridav, Nov. 17 at residence, 903 North Hamilton ave., age 65 years. Funeral party will leare Union Station Monday, Nov. 20 at 7 a. m. Funeral and burlai at Richmond, Ind. McKINNEY, EDWARD—-Be’oved son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKinney, died Fridav, Nov. 17 at residence! 2021 Barth ave.; age 11 months. Funera! Monday, Nov. 20 at 1:30 p. m. from residence, foiìowed by Services at St. Cathermes Church at 2 p ni. Burlai Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. MORRIS, JESSIE MlX—Age 33 years. beloved wife of thè Rev. Paul Judson Morris. passeri away Friday, Nov. 17. Funeral Monday. Nov. 20 at 10 a. m. at thè Emerson Avenue Baptist Church. Burlai at Memorial Park cemetery. NOONE, FRANCES T. —Beloved daughter of Luke and Mary J. Noone (nee Hayes). and sister of Margaret and Hannah Noone. died Friday. Nov. 17 at thè lamily residence, 39 N. Walcott. Funeral notice later. 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. T. Biaseni^ym Independent Undertaker. Prompt ambulane* calla. “The proot of a aervlce la thè servire t 1702' N. filinola St. Randolph 6870. 1625 Shelby St Drexel 2870. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 820 North min ola St. raserai directora to tbe peonie of Indlaaapolla etnee 1887. Phonee—Maln 0641-0642. LI. 8641. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY ssr Ìoa£cL Parlors 1222 Dnlon St. George Grmstemer Penerai Director. 522 E. Maritai Maio 0805.

5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Johnson & Montgomery 1032 Central Ave. Maln 1430. ~SHIRLEY BROS. CO. Maln office 84S N. Ullnoia St. Crete 1818. Maln IS4I. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 N. Illinois WM E KRiEGER. Maln 1164, Hea. Phone. Bea Devia 332-!^ CADD—BERT 6. OADD. 2130 Prospect St. Phonee: Drexel 0422. Stewart 23?8. CXDERTAKERS—HISE’Y A TU C 3. 851 North Del. L 6564 M. 3680 8 SPECIAL NOTICES DO you want to get rlch quick at small coetr Here's your chance. Wife and I will give title in fee eimple to a good gold mine for a lease on a modern dwelling house up to thè day of our death, wheu thè same shall revert back to thè owners and thè mine stili be theirs forever I will be glad to give particulars any timo in interview. Address A No. 2779, Timeo. 9 PERSONALS FAIRMOCNT Maternity Hospital for confinement. May work for part of expeasee. Babies for adoption. Write for booklet. Mra. T. B Long, 4911 E. Twenty-Seventb St, Kansas City, Ko. I HEREBY notlfy thè public that I rifuse to pay any bìlie marie by my wife, Frances Cora Brennan. FRANK BRENNAN. WILL take care of child for working mother. IrVington 1894. ÌO LOST AND FOI’XD LOST—Pup, 4 months olii, white with blavk sr>ots on back. Cali Drexel 2308. Reward. 12 HELP WAXTED—MALE ÀVanted Bv M., K. & T. Ry. Machinists Boilermakers Blacksrniths Free Transportation Apply to Master Meehanic, Parsons, Kans. Denison, Texas. Room 8-15 Raihvay Exchange, St. Louis, Mo., or Room 215, Traction Terminal Bldg.

PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM Offers Permanent Jobs to Quaiifled Raliroad FLOOR MECHANTCS, 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 WANTED AT ONCE Ten good eolicitors for steady city work. See HASTINGS, Circulation Dept., Indianapolis Times, aster 19 a. m. Wanted —Bovs Slxteen years old or under, to earry Times routes In centrai pari of city Rotile between’North and South and Eas! and West Sts See Mr. Mooreuead. any afternoon, between 2 and 5. _______ ~LABOR E R S EAST TENTH AND OXFORD STS. 40 CENTS PER HOUR. WANTF.D—AduIta, aire 25 to 70. to book orders for trees, shrubs. vinm. rosee; full or spare lime, commlssion paid we -kly. cx?*rtence unneceesary WESTERN NEW ORK NURSERIES. Rochester. N. V. MEN to learn vuTcanlzlng irane. a nne paylng business to get tnto. ANDERSON STFAM VUI.CANIZEK CO BLACKSMITH and wife; wife to keep boarders. SMITHA S BARN. rear of 1128 W. New York. BOY? AS MESSENGERS. DELIVERY DEPT WESTERN UNION. MoDUBMBt Place. WA NTBD LAT HER s Maln 0186 Drexel 1556. 13 INSTRUUTiOXS ELECTRICITY TACGHT BY EXPERTS— Earn while you learn at home. Electrh-al book and proof loesons free. Sattsfactlon guanarteed and posttlon eecured. Write to Chief Engineer Cooke. 2146 Lawrence Ave, Chicago. a—Business Colleges MEN to learn bar ber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER 8 COLLEGE 309 E Washlngton et, Indianapolis. Ind. Ctrcle 0757. 14 SALKSMFN WANT ED SALESMAN—Experiencerl. for csiablished foorl product. cali ine on retali and Wholesale trade in thè outsidn Indianapolis tcrritory. State age, nationality. exieiiencc and saiary exi>ected Replies confldcntial. Address. A No. 2783. Times. HIGH-GRADE salesmen and salesladìes to sell silk hosiery from mlll to consumer direct. Good par 323 Saks Ride 15 AGENTS AND SOLICITORS EASY, quick sale Vapolite Kerosene latnp burner. Generates large white gas dame. Smokeless. Guaranteed FIVE years. BIG proflts. Secure terrltory NOW. Ser.d for particulars VAPOLITE CO. Dept. 299. Toledo. Ohio. 16 HELP WANTED—FEMALE Why Not Beconne a Telephone Operator? Telephone Operatine is a profitable profession. Over 1,200 GIRLS in this city are enjoying positions as Telephone Operators. There’s a place in this Profeseion for any bright, healthy young woman of 17 years or more. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. Miss Cooper, Room 101 Girls, 18 to 30 Years for operating linlng machine; good opportunlty for speedy operators. Apply in i persoli. American Can Co. South East and Be!t Raliroad. Take Garfield car. WANTED—Women foi meat tnmmlng department: piece work: experienced trimmers. Earn from S2O to $22 per week. Cali INDIANAPOLIS ABATTOIR COMPANY, BLACKSMITH and wife; wife to keep boarders. SMITHA'S BARN. rear of 1128 W New York. MIDDLE-AGED lady for ’nousekeeper. Cali evenlngg aster 7. 150 Detroit 17 SITUATIONS WANTED b—Female CURTAXNS to lauùder. MRS. LUTZ. % Drexel 0895.

18 ROOMS FOR RENT HENDRICKS PI, 35: furnished front room. medern; must see to appreciate. No other roomera. Webster 1391. RANDOLPH, 12. N.; modem fumished room in 1800 block on E. Wash. carline. Drexel 4480. BEDROOM. sitting room for working man and .wife or two gentlemen. Lexington Apt. No. 26. LARGE front room for 1 or 2: breakfast. _ 1441 N. Alabama. Clrcle 4575. _ _ ILLINOIS, 1132 NT ni ce, comfortable sleeping rooms. Reasonable. Circle 2624. LIGHT HOUSEKEEIMNG HOOMST CAPITOL. 1311, N.; modern sleeping room: near Illinois car. Cali Circle 3022. _ FURNISHED 2 or more rooms; light, heat and phone. Belmont 1291. LARGE ROOM in apt , for 1 or 2; walking distance. Clrcle 2289. a—Light Houst*keping TWO suites of well-furnished light housekceping rooms: heat. electric liglits, water in kitchcn; gas range: use of phone. 1437 Prospect St. lor adults only. TWO furnished rooms. first fioor: good heat: private entrane©. One largo room and kitchenette: good location. Randolph 2478. 16 E. Twenty-Secoml. LARGE front light housekeeping room: private cntrance. S 3 00. 611 Virginia Ave. TWO nloely furnisheil nousekctping rooms; good location: adults. Belmont 0537. TWO mec fumished rooms for housekeeping; good location; adults. Belmont 0537. t>—Board and Rooms WANTED—ChiId to board by day or week. Webster 5132. 19 KEXTALB a—Houses For Rent Five-room bungalow. one-aere lot. near 'church and school, $25 per month, location Edgewood. Trustees System Matn 5857. Evenings. Ben Davla 1402-2. 1302 14 S. Belmont. 4 rooms sl3 50 1634 Cornell, 5 rooms S2O 00 212 Goode, 5 rooms $20.00 512 Warsaw, 2 rooms SIO.OO 1202 Deloss. 5 rooms $22.50 Dunlop & Holtegcl 122 E. Market. For Colored 323 W. Xlueteenth Bt. Two rooms and bath : tu-a-door bed iQ llviii* room: frout apt. State Savings & Trust Co. Main 4518. TEN rooms and batu. 1 larga room sultable for grocery. 2476 Madison Ave. $35 per month. FOWLER & EATON. Main 6871 SOl City Trust. FIVE-ROOM house, gas, electrlcity. eli: lot 60 ft. front. 125 ft. deep 1509 E. Ra>mond St. Stewart 1265. $1.200 cash. FIFTY-SECOND. E, 832: tl ’ room, yard. frult, electrlcity. well: inipruved Street: owner reserves one room: $25. FOUR-ROOM doublé gas, electrlcity. city water 5971 Rawlee ave, S2O. Irvingto:i 3849. PINE st, 829 North; 2 rooms; electric lights and gas: only sl2 month. Main 3192. NEW. modern. 6-room doublé In Emerson Helghts; garage. Webster 5733. MODERN new six.room doublé: Joan or Are parlali. Clrcle 5770. DORMAN st . 316; slx-room modera, %40. Welwter 2410DE QUIXCY. N tìO' . 6-room modern doublé. Irvington 0763. c—Cusines l’lacea STOKE ROOM ior rent, good locstoin, South side on Prospect St. Address A No. 2780. Tlm;s '1 RE Ai. Ini Al I. FOR SALE b—House Mv J lonie How plcnisinp tlissi- wunli n.re to th(* mnn and woman huyinr tholr firnt home. I have a uew five-room modem home, 1800 south. that will intere#t you. Worth thè inuttey; $450 cash, balaure lena than rent. or your vaeant lot wjli constdt reti as lirst payment. Cali W. Waahbura with 311 Lemcke Bldg. Clrcle 6220. Evenings. Bandoli di 8731, Boulevard Piace Dandy homo, 6 rooms and room for bath. fornace, hardwood finora, electric lights, city water and gas: largo lot. north of ereek. Prlee 54.500. Dunlop & Holtegcl, Realtors, Dandy Four-Room Cottage 414 Haugh St. Ras four nfee room. electric lights and gas good well and cistern; shed* for fuel, good celiar Death In iamlly mane Is necessari to sell at once. A r<-al b&rgain; small cash pavnient, Palanco monthly. Cali Mr Brooks, Main 0792. Evening, Randolph 8699 WASHINGTON BANK & TRUST CO Cottage—Northwest KOR COLOREO. 2339 AQOEDUCT ST. Four-room rottale. Just Uke new Only $l5O cash; easy l ayrnerits Now vacant. Dunlop & Holtegel. 1217 Hoyt Ave. A good 0-room mijdem house. Just rlght for a room in g house. A hargain at $3.900; $550 cash Cali Mr. Meredith. Meredith & Johnson Main 2393. Webster 7958. Home Bargain Dandy 6-room house, gas. city water, e'ectnc lights. paved Street, corner lot. On E. Nineteenth St. Prive $2.600. $250 cash, haijuicn tims. Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors 122 E. Market St.

SI.OOO CASH, baiamo monthly. buys beautiful, new\ modern bungalow: long livlngroom, colonia! briek ftreplace. hardwood finora, built-ln buffot. - French rioora. brrakfpt room. bath, fumavo, beautiful decori tlotis, wtndow Bhadea. fully etTUippf-d baaement; 155 feet of paved St. Owner. Ran. NEW DOUBLÉ N -ver been occupied, 4 rooms a side electric ltghtß. front and r<-ar porche. Price $3,600; SSOO cash. Will easily rent for S2O a side. “Live Wireg." T. R. JONES I CO, 414 Pcopie s Bank Bldg. Maln 5758. BY OWNER—New east front, modera bungaJ low; fivo rooms and batti, celiar and furnaco; beautiful deeoratlong and electrical ftxtures: ilnished floois. This la a board linxl houeo: prlee $5,000; SSOO down payment. monthly payments can be arrauged. Phone Irvington 8849. FOR COLOREI) BUYErTSSOO cash, baiane monthly, buys lieautlful 11-room residence, 1051 Roache Ave.; electric lights, gas, well, cistern, front and rear porche*, pantry. shade >nd frult. beautifull.v decorated, new ghades to all Windows and doors. Owner, Randolph 1860. rN WF ÈSSEX & LUCAS, yf~S7 A TT 31 c“r; 0 r uAL I have a number of reai bargains eaat on spleiuiid terni. Two Doubles Seven eqttares from Monumenti dlfforent Street; excellent buy. CAPITOL REALTY CO. Main 2874. 204 Rauh Bldg. BEVEN-ROOM. semt-modern house South. electric lights. cistern, celiar, bath, corner lot. lmproved streets. cement walks, 2 . squares from Fountain Sqtiare: $3,200. Cali] Malti 0186; evenings, Wau>h. 3545. FINLEY Ave., near Sunken Gardena, dandy Callfornian bungalow, modern, built-tn features. ready for occupaney. BVERROAI). Irexel 3250. BUNGALOW, modern. near Sunken Gardens, will take lot as part payneut. Investigate. FVEKROAD. Drexel 3250. FIVE-ROÓM bungalow st 3037 Station Bt. Easy terms; by owner. Cali evenings, Webster 4553. TWO dandy modera stuccos. Park Crest near Garfield Park: ca6h or terms. Drexel 8250. SIX-ROOM house, seml-mcdern ; near Rlveceide; cash or payments. 1239 N. Mount. FRANK E. GÀTESTÌ SON, REALTORS? 1011 Humo-Mansur. Lincoln 1269. FOR propcrty. east or South, cali OSBÓRNE. Drexel 6184, d—Lots SEVERAL goo<l building lots. Let me talk about building for you. EVERROAD. Drexel 3250. I HAVE 3 dandy building lots on cast side. Cali L. E. TRUEBLOOD. Circle 3284. Irvington 4213.

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21 KI.VL ESTATE FOR SA_LB_ d—Lots ACRE LOT. ideal for suburban home site. Near National road east of Irvington. $750; $lO cash, balar.ee monthly. COOPER A HADLEY. 838 Lemcke Hid* Ève, Irv. 0512 LOT north. near falrground, Just east of Fa' Creek. prlee now only $435. Re epons ole party can buy for $lO cash and $1.25 a week. Main 1409. Ree, Irv in ton 3056. EAST front lot on Bucklugham Ave, near Sixty-Seeond St, whtch is paved. Gas electric and phone. Prlee S6OO. $lO down. $2 per w-ek. Mairi 4295. Evenings, RaJidolph 4057. Mr. Davidson. FINE cast front lot on Ralston drive, jiear Slxty-Sevond St School, Street car. gu. electric. Prive $673. rlO down, $2 ;> r wee.i. Main 4296. Evenings, Randolph 4057. Mr Davi Isoli.

NICE wooded lot on Rosslyn Ave. near Flfty-Ntnth St. Prtce $925. $25 down. $2.75 per w jek Mani 4295. Evening. Randolph 405 \ Mr. Davidson. e—Suburban FIVE sere* with modern 6 room brlck house northeaet. Near pived thoroughfare iPendleton pike). Here ls one of thè most complete mai! farm we bave ever o iter od Righi al car stop Treea. fruii, altrui, out buildinga, electrlcity, everylhlng for your comfort and convenlence. Prlee for quick sale only $7.500. Oue-third cash. The Kinnear Company 760 Bankers Trust H.dg. Matn 14 09 :• ■ '•'• .■ f—Sales or Exrhaitfie XVili Trade ' 75 county: cno<l si room house, barn ami ano ami rrops 8 with iho farm. Will t.-aui for indiasiapolia home. CAPITOL KEALTY CO. Maln 2874. 204 Kauh Bld>;. Il RKAL ESTATE WAN 11-D SOLO OUT I necd houses and lots in all parta of thè ctty Cali tuo if .vo i are •-■nisidcrlng scìltng. O. C. Weleh CITY TRUST CO. Ctrcle 4022. KM, Clr. le 3041. FIVE or 6-room bungalow. Will put In good lot on tmproved Street as first payment. "Live Wlres." T. It. Jones A Co, 414 People’s Bank Bldg Main 6758. HA VE BtTYERS for small propertlee west ai d north west. Whst nave you for sale! Cali Jack Moritson, Main 0792. Itarrtßon 0703. Washington Bank and Trust Co. WANTED—Fi ve or stx-rootn modern or semi modern, east or South: not over 84,000. Cali tis at once. Main 6771. CASH money for doublé* t aparUiients; good location*. Address A No. 2781, Times. 24 FAR MS WAXTED WANT to hear troni owner havtng farm for sale: givo particulars and lovvest privo. JOHN J BLACK, Indiana St, Chìppewa Falla. Wls. 25 .MISUIjLLAXFOr S FOR SALE —Household Good RUGS —LINOLEUMS Imporlcd Japanoee Grass Rugs. 9x12, $7.60: Bxlo, $7.25. Hall runnrr. 35c per yard Gold eeal congoleum rugs, 9*12. periect goods; ne west oalterns. $13.75. Axmiosters. velvel and wIiPJU ut lowest privo In thè city. Dorfman Rug Co. 207 W. Washington, opposite Statrhouse IT COVER3 A FLUOR. WE HAVE IT.*' b—Coal, Ice and Wood Priees Reduced Kindllng with oach ton. Illinois Egg, clear forked $6.50 Illinois mine run, better than 50 per cent lump $6.00 Indiana Egg, clear foiked $6.50 Indiana mine ruu, better tluui 50 per cent lump SO.OO Illinois Block, largo forked... .$7.50 Indiana or Llnton Lump, clear forked $7.50 Red Ash Pocahontas mine run $10.76 Cati deliver anywhero In city. Union Ice and Goal Co. Drexel 3280. Stewart 2235. ILLINOIS LUMP. Special, $6.50 CRIDER COAL CO. DR exel 6898. Genuine 4th Vein Indiana Lump $7.50 Island Lump C0a1...57.50 Island Egg Coal $6.75 All Coal Forked No Roeks or l)irt ISLAND COAL CO. WE bster 0122 Buy Coal Now Try 1 ton 111. 6-in. eg£...56.50 Indiana forked lump $7.00 Illinois forked lump $7.25 Try one ton and lf this coal doesn’t moet with your approvai, send lt back. MERIDIAN COAL CO. Lincoln 6237. Lincoln 6237. Tliree-Day Special INDIANA SHOVEL LUMP, DELIVERED $6 MAIN 0430. MAIN 0431. Commercial Fuel Co. 816 W. Ohio.

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25 MISCFLLA X liOl'S FOR SALE b—Coal, Ice and Wood BUY YOUR COAL AT THE BEST EHI CES Try Our Illinois Coal lt is one of Ilio best coals on thè market today. We guarantee this coal not to clinker. Our Guarantee ls Good Large Illinois Lump $7.40 Large Indiana Lump $7.40 Illinois 2 to 6-lnch Lump $7.15 Indiana 2 to 6-inch Lump $7.15 Illinois Egg $6.90 Indiana Egg $690 Illinois Shovel Lump $6.15 Indiana Shovel Lump $6.15 Illinois Mine Run two-thirda luinp $6.00 Indiana Mine run. two thirds lump $6.00 Prompt delivery any place in thè ci tv. TOM SHEOYER 430 Indiana Avenu-i Circle 0598. Clrcle 1435. Circle 0597 Special •Gigli-grado Indiana I lump, forked $7.50 ! Best Illinois large lump, forked $7.50 Illinois mine run, 50% lump $6.00 PROMPT DELIVERY ANY PLACE I IN CITY. Betliel Coal Co. DR exel 0250. Indiana Mine Run, $6.00 35 V LUMP. WHITE ASH WHILE 50 TONS I.ABT AMERICAN (DAL CO. HA ndolph 0927 MTLL IVOOD, fiimiim or stove and cinder. Truck delivery. Drexel 3626. WELL seasoned wood for beatine stovo or firepia'-e. Mair. 0142. c—Cloiiiing TROUSERS ®Fall Patterns /I \ to Match Your l|f|| 8,000 Palrs lljljr Two Stores in One. The Pants Sto re Co. BOY'S sult. extra trousers, size 7 years. new cost S2O; eli $lO. tndudinsr watsts. Drrxel 1601. d —. Musical Instruments WILL sell $2lO equity in player piano for $35 to some oue who turili taka over con- ì tract. Contra, t cali lor payment of sl2 i per month. Piatto piactically now and stili : carries a guarantee irom lactory. Wash. i 3590. NEW UPKIGHT PIANO; wilPgell on' p - ments at $1,75 per week. Randolph 4221. MR. MORGAN. 1. A C. FISCHER PIANO $65 00. ROBERTSON 51U31C UOU9B. 433 Mass ave Malo 4534. f—Mlscellaneotis Tarpaulins Preparo now lor Ilio winter. Contractore, truck and wairon owners, take notice. We | havo every si/e troni 4 to 40 fcrt wide and 10 to 100 i'eet long. All marie of liea' y O. I) army duck. Every cover in stock. No delay to have coverà mado up. Priced lower tbau elgewhere. See us before buying. Also full line of hardware, consisting of ; sliovels, ìiicks. forge auvils, visus, levelg, ! trowels. rtibber beitiug, 1.000 and 2,000-lb. capacity platform scalea. M. L. Goldberg & Son. 1303 W. Washington. APPROXIMATELY 1.400 second-hand track tics 8 ft. long. Locateci on Big Four side track, near Zlousville, Ind, at traction stop, 6t. Clair; prive reasonable. Telephone, Beeeli Grove No. 120. STOVES, ust'd but in perfect condition: gas range $lO and up: coal ranges, heators, baseouruei-B. CHARLES KOEHIUNU. 882 Virginia ave. Drexel 9400. INVALI!) CHAIR3—Good. airone rubbet tired chairs lor rent. $3.50 per monta. Crutcbea, ape. Delivery free BAKER BROS. FOR SALE—Frult trees, 3 yeai i old: all guaranteed; appiè 7òc. pear $,.00. plum SI.OO. Cali Drexel 1049. FOR SALE—Fruii and shade trees. shrubberv. all kinds of evergreen. Wash 5129. GOOD Faultless Comfort furnace; good a new. Prive $35. BeecU Grove 196. 27 IH SIXLSS AXXOUXCEMFXTS DETECTIVE^ QEriGLEY-HYLAND AGENCY, INa 404 National City Bank Bldg. _ Maln 2902. Day or night. PIANO bullder ano tuner. Repatr ali kinds. Work guaranteXl. NICHOLAS HILDMAM. Bslmont 0328-3 ÌFATHER9 bought. sola and renovated: feather mattresses and plilowa mad*. E. F. BURRI,E. 416 Mas. Maln 4438. F. J. WILLIAMS, carpentcr, contractor: esti- _ niates furnished on short notice. Bel. 3079. fiEATH’S bar ber Shop; unton; warm, comfortable bathroom 133 W. Market.

27 BUSINESS AXXOUXCEMEXTB Aiuto Paktflinig Zerkle Paint Co. Our distornerà recommend our work. Priees as low as thè lowest. Quality equal to thè best. DR exel 4455. 1517 Kelly St. William Ho Qrauitmaini, D.'C. CHIROPRACTOR 65 WIIEN BLDG. CIRCLE 2058. A Bath a Day is thè liealthy Way E. M. HARDIN CO. Ifercbant piumber 3220 E Kkk Webster 3001. VATILT CI-EANING. For quick Service, Cali Rapid Vault and Btnk Cleaning Co. Belmont "BOTh SAFKTY RAZOK BLADES fibarpeued. TPTTLEDGB. 201 Indiana ava. 2 6MISC FI, I, A NKO US WANT E 1) GOOD, SOUND, DRY, YELLOW BAR CORN WANTED AT STOCK YARDS. WE WILL PAY 70 CENTS PER BUSHEL ON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. 28 SIUKAOK AND TRANSFER EBk. 1893. Otto J. Suesz Packin", hauling, low rates on California shipinents. Through cara to Los Angeles. Main 2353-3628. Night, Webster Shank Sopenor Service BEST FACILITIES KOB STORAGE. TRANSFER. PACKING AND SHIPPIN. 227 N. New Jarsey Si. Maln 2028 LI. 11** Auto Storage $8 por Month HEATED GARAGE $8 PER MONTH. 332 W Maryland. Circle 0653. WE haul anything movln* $3 up; overland a epecialty experienced men. KENNARD VOGEL Belmont 3426. 29 HI SINKSS OI’PORTUXITIES DANDY grocery: clean sto< - k; good flxtures, 6 nice livtng-rooms. gas. electrlcity, garage, for sale by owner; bargain. Cai! Belmont 4060, 30 At KIMOH.LI.S F ( >K SALE _ b—tx asoline

<VADTpORIV.ED DEALER Òwtnc(> attycu.r ckrob Ford Sale We oouhl save \’ou $25 to S4O on a used car. 1919 Tourings and Itoadsters, SIOO. 1920 Sedan and Coupé, S3OO. Light Dclivcries, SIOO. Hudson, Nash, Cole, Overland. See these cars. Open Sunday morning. 5436 E. Wash. Irv. 1124. New and U§ed We bave severa! good used Fords on hand that are priced to sell. TOURINGS—ROADSTERS. One-quarter cash, balancc 12 months. OPEN EVENINGS BROAD RIPPLE AUTO CO. Authorixrd Ford and Fordson Dcaiers. Washington 4737. 828 E. 63d St. Monroe demonstrators used two months greatly reduced in price. Heal Bargains In thè following used cars: Dodge Touring Gardner Touring Monroe Roadster Cole Touring Kelsey Sedan Monroe Touring Cash. Payments or Trad. MONROE USED CAR DEPT., 602 N. Capitol Ave. Ford Bodies Nine New and Used Touring Bodies Exchange your open job for a good closed one. Easy terms. Swisslielm & Parker 330 E. Market. Ford Touring 1021 model, excellent condition thronghout; completely equrpped. Many extras; a bargain. Terms. Monroe Motor Corp. 132 E. New York Main 3871. Ford Bargains Ford car. small payment down drives a good Ford away. A large line of eighty car to piek frotn Take any make car in trade. L. T. Alien Auto Exchange 725 Virginia Ave. Ik)DGK BROS, used cars. AU modela at cheap price*. C.H.WaLLERICH COMPANy Danae Hamt- *r.i Motoh VetiicuM^ 833 N. Mertdlan ~ 1922 Ford Sedan Just Ilko new; extra cheap; small payment, down, baianoe monthly. Randoiph 3740. Ì’ORD coupé: late model. electrically equlpped; terms. OAKLEY GARAGE. 1601-65 S. Meridlan. * FORDS—FORD9 Many bargains as low as S4O down, baiance easy terms. 644 E. Washington. Main 3493. FORT) roadster, demountable; excellent conditlon, slls. OAKLEY GARAGE. 1061-65 S. Meridian St. REO, 4-passenger roadgter. with Rex top: perfect running coLfltlon. Cali Circle 7821. 420 E. South. FORD sedan, 1921: 5 good cord tlres. Al condition. private owner; bargain. Main 8640. aster 0 p. m. Ford touring, $65. OAKLEY GARAGE. FORD roadster, like new, starter: $275; payments. ALLEN. 725 Virginia Ave. 1920 MODEL DODGE, perfect runnnig order. Cali Ctrcle 7821. 420 E. South St GRANT BIX, coupé; $75 aown; wire wheels and new tires. 518 N. Capitol. FORI) touring, good ahape, $35 down. 518 N. Capitol. Open evenings. FORD touring, $45 down: fine shape. 518 N. Capitol. Open evenings.

10 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—Gasoline Selling Used Fords IS JUST AS IMPORTANT TO US AS SELLING NEW CARS. RATHER THAN ENDEAVOR TO COAX YOU INTO OUR STORE WITH THE SOCALLED "WONDERFUL BUT9” OUR POLICY IS TO OFEER YOU DEPENDABLE USED FORDS AT A PRICE. EVERY CENT OF WHICH THEY ARE WORTH. IT WILL BE WELL WORTH TOUR WHILE TO LOOK AT OUR PRESENT OFFERINGS. WE HAVE EVERY STYLE AND MODEL TO CHOOSE FROM. HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY VALUES. COUPÉ. 1920 MODEL. LOCK WHEEL. A GOOD SERVICEABLE CAR, S2BO. COUPÉ, LATE MODEL LOCK WHEEL. SPEEDOMETER. REPAINTED. NEW SEAT COVERS. GOOD CONDITION THROUGHOUT, $350. COUPÉ. LATE MODEL. DOUBLÉ HASSLER SHOCK ABSORBER, SPOTLIGHT. DASH LIGHT, LOCK WHEEL. $375. SEDAN, 1920 MODEL, LOCK WHEEL. UPHOLSTERING IN GOOD CONDITION. $425. ROADSTER. PURCHASED TN 1922: STARTER, DEMOUNTABLES LOCK WHEEL. LIKE NEW. ONLY $295. ROADSTER, LATE 1921; STARTER. DEMOUNTABLES. LOCK WHEEL, $205. TOURING. 1922: STARTER, DEMOUNTABLES. LOCK WHEEL, $315. TOURING. 1020. STARTER, DEMOUNTABLES, GOOD CONDITION, $240. TOURING, 1919: STARTER, DEMOUNTABLES. $215. TOURING. REGULAR. GOOD SHAPE. slls. ROADSTER, SLTT-ON BODY, S6O ROADSTER. SLIP-ON BODY. EXTRA LENGTH. SIOO. TRUCK. 1 -TON. SUITABLE FOR HAULING COAL. CLOSED CAB, $175. EASY TERMS. (rem/ 1 259 S. Meridian St.

FORDS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. 1921 roadster: starter, demountable Decker wheel; siip-on body: new hood, tire and speedometer $225 1921 sedan; new tires; look wheel . ‘ $375 1921 coupé; look wheel, cord tires; a car that has been used very little $385 1920 touring: starter S2OO 1917 touring. in good running condition S9O Red Arrow 15-17 Southeastem Ave Open Saturday evening and Sunday a. m. c—Truck i FOR SALE—Ford ton truck. Cali Mutual Milk Co. Minnesota and Bethel Sts. ■£r .u lOMoiin.i s\\ \m i.i) ~7~ Aistos Wanted Caso for any car See us. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO 618 N Capitol Matn 263*. AUTOS WANTED. LATE YIODKLS. 212 E. New York St. Maio 4446. autos want is. WE PAY CASH I. WOLF AUTO CO. 819 N. mino!* Matn 157. j WE wiii buy your car for cash, or we will teli it for you on commtssion See us ! before you sell your car Open evenings and Sundajs. 235 N. Pennsylvania. Mam 2246. did You SELL ITT If not. try thè automoblls colomu ol tbe Times Want Ade 32 AI TO SUPPLIEB, RKPAIRS ( \ UARANTEED TIRES AT REDUCED PRI CES Grant tires stroii" for servire. We kerp your tire repaired free. Fabric 6,000 miles; Cord 8.000 ntlles. Tubes 30x3 $ 5 SO $1.25 SCx3% 6.75 10 85 1.40 32x4 10.50 20 50 2.25 ! 32x4 H 15.50 25.50 2.85 j Curtains repaired: mad> npcn with door. ' Tops recovered Fords. $12.50: ftve.passenger. $16.50: seven-passenger. $17.50. Battery repaired and rcebarged. l'ord magneto recharged. Kentuckv Ave. Yulcanizing Co. 33-35 Kentucky Ave. Phone Main 1137. Auto Wasliing Our Speeialty PAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. | 332 w. Maryland. Circle 0653. ÀUTO WASHING

Cur peclalty. 834 N lutnolsi b b Auto Lanndry Storage batterle* at rock-bottoni priees. Willard Exide lYcst-O-Llte and other makss Btx volt for $10: 12 volt for sls. South Side Batteri Shop. 413 S. Meridian. TOUR maohino Sintonired for $5. Cali Belmont 4744. 135 I IXAXd VI, ~~~ PERSONAL LOANS S J® Ti % MMj luti, cuice is operateti uutiur ine snpervistou ut tho State of Indiana and was estsrvished for thè pur pese of providing a pn-cc vjiere honest peopic cao borrow any amoudt irnm s>o to s3u-- wlthout paymg more toan thè legai rate of interest or wlthout being lmposed upon in any way. It is only necessari that you are keeplng house and permar.c-Jiy located. NO WORTHY PERSDN REFUSED We do not notlfy your empiser. neither do we make tnquiries ol your fnenda. relatives or trades people. You can have all thè tinte necessari for repayment ind pay only for thè actual time you keep thè mcney. "'sii nd lei cs explain. No charge unfess you borrow. Loans with other companies paid off and | more money advauced at legai ratea. IF IN A HURRY PHONE MA in 2923. bEO U KIT )L MURTDAGE LOAN CO. Rooms 205-7-Ó Indiana Trust Bldg. 113 E. Wash. St. Corner Virginia Ave. rio ~ ìXsi RÀNCE WE MAKE and give seeond mortgages on | lmproved farms aud Indianapolis reai estate AETNA MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CO. 608 Fidelity Trust Bldg. REAL ESTATE and Insurance. TUXEDO STATE BANK. 4304 E. New York. Irvington 2803. 87 MONEY TO lOAN~^^ LOANS on forniture, piano, autos. ilvestoek. lana implementa and other collateral. 141 H E. Washington St. CAUiIOL EiUAN CO. Maln 0585. Aulo Lincoln 7184. MONEY furnished on realty mortgages and contraria. FRANK K. SAWYER, Ma rldian Lise Bldg. 307- N. Fennsylvaufa Bt. Bilty 1426. MONEY to losa on seeond mortgages. L. B. MILLER. 127 N. Deìawa.* St. Malo 5784. 28 E. Wabash St.

NOV. 18, 1922

S 7 MONEY TO LOAN FIRST and seeond mortgages on Indinosi and Indianapolis reai estate. R. B. WH<> FON. 1101 National City Bank Bldg. Lincoln 8104. _____ 39 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS. In thè matter of thè petition of Henry Muesing et al. for thè improvement of a high way in Lawrence and Warren Townships, Marion County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that thè board of commissionerà of thè County of Marion, Indiana, will, at thè commissioners office In thè courthouse. in thè city of Indianapolis, thè 7th day of December. 1923. until fIH hour of 10 o'clock a. m.. receive sealed vmtw posals for thè construction and completion of thè above entitled improvement. Bids will be for thè completion of thè road in aecordance with thè plans and specifications now on file in thè office of thè auditor of Marion County. and shall include all materiale and labor for satd work, and to be done by tne contractor or contractors to wbom is awarded thè contract. Each bid shall be accompanied by a noncollusion affidavit and by a bond in thè amount equal to doublé thè amount of thè bid, said bond to be approved by thè board of commissioners of said county. Said bond shall be conditioned as by !aw required. Said road will be let as a whole on thè above described improvement and to tha lowest responsible bidder or bidders. The board reserves thè right to reject any and all bids. Time for completion of said work will be agreed upon aster thè letting of said contract by said board of commissioners and thè suo cesaful bidder. LEO K. FESLER. Auditor Marion County. Indiana AUCTION. Goods so’d in thè name of Wm. Epperson, Edward Hudgins. John Scott and Lucinda Cook will be sold for Storage Monday. Dee. 4, 1922. at 9:30 a. tn. Goods having been in Storage thè tinte required by law and charge not paid. BANNER STORAGE CO., 328 E. Wabash St. Circle 2077. WINTER CÉWif SCHEDULEBEEINS Garbage will be collected on thè winter schedule throughout thè city beginning Monday, Truly Xolen, intendent of sanitation for thè of sanitari' commissioners, announced today. Collectors will come but once a week in all distriets except that bounded by East St.. Union Station tracks, Sonate Ave. and Vermont St., where thè ttvice-a-week coilection will remain in force to serve downtown restaurants. Some parts of thè city have been on thè once-a-veek schedule for several weeks. The coilection days will be as follows: Monday—All territory north of Fall Creek and east of Illinois St. Tuesday—All territory east of New Jersey St.. between Thirteenth St. and Fall Creek. Wednesday—AU territory east of Delaware St., between Washington St. and Thirteenth St. Thursday—All territory north of Fall Creek and west of Illinois St. Friday—All territory west of New Jersey St., between Thirteenth St. and Fall Creek. Saturday—All territori' west of Delaware St., from Washington St. to Thirteenth St. Nolen requested thè public to phone Belmont 2144 in case of negligence or discourtesy on thè part of a garbage or ash collector. Many citizens continue to disobey thè ride prohibiting filling of ash cana more than level full, Nolen said. ictlìb • REALIZE DREAIIIIS

By MARY COLLINS TERRY For thè National Kindergarten Association. “It can’t be dona.” “How would j-oti do it?” "Nobody reads around this place.” These were some of thè dlscouraging responses met with when thè Interested Mother suggested starting a public library In thè tlny western town In whlch she llved. But there were others w r ho were eager to ; have lt. “lVell it won’t hurt to try," was thè detennined and cheery response which answered thè objectlons. There were several thlngs to be considered. Granted she could gain thè generai cooperatlon of thè town, there were books to be seciired. a sultable library station sound. and librarians located to take charge. lt was deelded to divide thè town up into distriets. and to have tliese distriets canvassed by some of thè town peopie. A meeting was called of all of those who were willing to help, and thè enthusiastlo response was gratlfying. Posfers Annonce Pian Prior to thè actual cajivass for donations of books and magazlnes, eral attractive, posters thè Project were displayed In thè churches and village iiostoffice. Ona of these read: “Lend thè book you like to your neighbor. “Help start a library for 'Woodville. , ‘ One hundred and eighty-seven books rewarded thè solicitors. And these were collected by generous automobile owners, and taken to thè home of thè interested mother who through previous knowledge of library work was able to catalogue thein simply and get them ready for circulation. Meanwhile plans were being made to secure an empty store In a building of centrai location. A warm little note appealing to thè owner’s civic spirit secured tho use of thè place, rent free. for a month while thè proJect was being started. Aster that a very nominai rental was to be charged which could be easily ralsed by an occasionai entertainment. Canvassers Enthuse It was a great day when thè little band of workers opened thè library. The shelves once used for dry goods display thè 187 cherished books. One large table did for a librarian's desk. A few chairs and several shelves of magazines, all in good condition, eomprised thè furnishings. The enthusiastic book canvassers became librarians, giving an afternoon a week of their time, and enabling a neat little sign on door to say: “Woodville Public Library.” Open Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, 2p.m.to sp. m. •_>') At present thè children of thè community are thè most frequent borrowers and it is a source of pleasure to those in charge to place good juvenile reading In their hands. Plans are on foot for a picnic for thè lihrary’s benefit. By this and similar affairs thè library board, composed of other interested mothers and some of thè town’s business men expect to add new books and defray thè very nominai expense of running thè library.