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1 DEAJH NOTICE9 DICKEY. LOBA B.—Eldest daughter of Marshall and Barbara Diokey, siater of Elmer and Alice Dickey, 1001 W. Morris St.. died Saturday, Hot. 25, 1922. age 14 yearo 4 montha 25 day a. Furierai Tuesday. Nov. 28. 2 l>. m.. West Morris Street Christian Church. Frlends may cali and see Bora at thè home of her grandmother, Mrs. Warner, 1422 W. Morris St. Frlends inrlted. Burlai Crown Hill. McCLINTIC. WILLAFD—Are 45 years. belo ved husband of Minnie McCllntlc, paesed away Sunday. Nov. 26. Furierai at thè residence. 17.18 Ludlow Ave.. Wednesday, Nov. 29. at 2 p. ni. Friends invlted. Burlai Crown Hill. NAGEL. LOI~SF. C.—Are 79 years. widow of thè late William C. Nagel, died at thè famlly residence, 1329 Oli Test.. Saturday. Nov. 25. One son. Charles ¥. Nagel, survives her. Funeral Services wlll be held Xueeday. Nov. 28, 1:30 p. m.. at thè home ( privatel. and 2:15 p. m. at St. John# Evangelica! Church. Sauders and Léonard sta. Frlends inviteli. Burlai Crown HIU. 3 IN MEMORI AM IN MEMÓRIAM—In lovin* remembraace of our darling mother. Alile J. Cullings (nee Cale* who died Nov. 27. 1921. The dearest blessing lise has broi'ght Of joy and hope and pleasure: The deareet lesson lise has taught. Are memorie most I treasure. Of a tender, loving Binile— A solile that’s like no other. The blessmgs that make lise worth while. Are aweet memories of mother. HER LOVING CHILDREN. 3 FUNERAL lURECTOKS W. T. Blasengym , Independent Undertaker Prompt ambulance calle. “The proof of a Service is thè Service it rendere." 1702 N. Illinois St. Randolph 6870. 1025 Shelbv St. Drexel J 5670 FLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 North Illinois St. Funeral directors to thè people of Indianapolis silice 1887. Phones—Main 0641-0642 T.I, “641 INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY _ SS?”- UkvtcL Pari ora 1222 Union St. _ George Grinsteiuer ir unerai 1/irectur. 5i!2 E- Market. Marn 090 S. Johiisou & Montgomery 1032 Central Ave. Main 1430. SHIRLEY~BROS.’ co. Main office 946 N. Illinois St. Circie 1918. Main 1841. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 N. lUinoia. WM. E. KRIEuER. Main 1154. Ree. Pilone. Ben Davis 312-L. GADD —BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St. Phones. Drexel 0422 Stewart 2278. CNDERTAKKRS—HISEY A TITUS. 951 North Dei. L. 6564, M. 3680, i SI’rX'IAL NOIKK3 DO you wwit to get rich quick at email costi Heres your chance. Wìfe and I will give title m fec simple to a good gold mine for a leaee on a modem dweiiing house up to thè day of our death. when thè game shall revert back to thè ownera and thè mine etili be th?lra forever. I wili be giad to give particuiarg any lime in interview. Adtiress A No. 2779, Times 9 PERSONALS FAIRMOUNT Maternity Hospital for confinement. May ora for part of expenses. Babiea for aùootion Write for booklet. Mrs. T. B. Long 4911 E Twenty-Seventh St. Kansas City, Mo. ROTOREB GOITRE OINTMENT. A wonderful goitr rttmdy. Cali Irvington 3583. 12 HELP WANTEI) —MALE

\V auted By M., K. & T. Ky. Machinists Boilerrnakers Blacksmiths Free Transportation Apply to .Master Mechanic, Parsons, Kas. Denison, Texas. Koom 8-15 Railway Exchange, l St. Louis. Mo.. or Rooin 215, Traetion Terminal Bldg. PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM Offers Permanent Jobs to Qualifled Railroad FLOOR MECHANICS. VISE HANDS, BOILER MAKERS. Rate' 72c PER HOCR. 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 solicitors for steady city work. See HASTIXGS, Circulation Dept., Indianapolis Time, aster 10 a. m. Wanted—Bovs Sixteen years old or under, to carry Times routes in centrai part of city. Routes beiween North and South and East and West Sta. See Mr Moorehead. any afternoon. betweep 2 and 5. MAN WANTED. With car. some knowledge of automobile. Willing to start at SIO per day. Easy, pleasant, permanent work for thè righi man. Address A No. 1992. Times A l TOOLMAKERS WEIDLEY MOTORS CO. MEN to leara vulcanirmg trade: a fine paying business to get iato. ANDERSON STEAM YULCANIZER CO. 13 IXSTRUCTIOXS a—Business Colleges MBN to leam barber trade. TRI-CITT BARBER S COLLEGE. 109 E. Washington St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Chele 0757. 14 SALESMEN WANTEI) SALESMEN We require thè Service of several firstclass salesmen on popular price car. If you are a successful salesman we want you. Leads furnished. See Mr. W. I. Jordan, 819 E. Wash. HIGH-GRADE salesmen and sales'.adies to sell silk hosiery from miìl to consumer direct. Good pay, 323 Saks Bldg. 16 HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED Experieneed girls for power maohines. Good wages to start. Address A No. 2789 Times. Markers and Assorters Experieneed for our rough dry dept. BTERLINO LAUNDRY\ T rialnrnm Fin*.

16 HELP WANTED—FEMALE Why Not Become a Telephone Operaior? Telephone Operating is a profitable profession. Over 1,200 GIRLS in this city are enjoying positions as Telephone Operatore. There’s a place in this Profession for any brijht, healthy young woman of 17 years or more. BELL TELEPHONE CO. Miss Cooper, Roora 101 WANTED—Women for meat trimming dpartment: piece work: experieneed trinituera. Earn from S2O to $22 per week. Cali INDIANAPOLIS ABATTOIR COMPANY _ 17 SITE AT IO NS WANTED b—Female : RELIABLE woman wanting half day work, address Box. No. 1991, Times. 18 ROOMS FOR RENT 1116 N. CAPITOL. nlcely furnished. warm sleeping and sltting rooms for wtnier. Circie 2284. ALL outside rooms, hot and cold water, steam htat: $5 up. 617>,ì N. Illinois. Main 1334. a—Light Ilousekeeping 219 E. Tenth. room for light housekeepicg. aìso rooming house ’ for sale. Circie 7948 DELAWARE, 2514 N.: rooms for light housekeeplng. Randolph 3571. SOUTH st.. E.. 317; furnished rooms, housekeeping; bath; $1.50 week. b—Board and Rooms NEWLV furnished room with board: gentleman: $8 per week: one-fourth sonare from E. Washington carline. 21 South Tuxedo. Webster 5162. CHILD to board : 4 years or over; mother’s care. Webster 5132. 19 REXTALS a—Houses 1112 N. Rural 6-room house; $25 month; good contìltlon. Dunlop & Iloltegel MODERN bungalow at 1819 Roosevelt st. Has 5 rooms. $35.00. FOWLKR & EATON. 301 City Trust. Main 6671. TEARBORN. N„ lil5: ~half of doublé. 0 rooms. $25: semi-modern Webster 8220. BOULEVARD PL.. 3211: strictly modera. six rooms, $35, HAI.EY, Main 6978. DELAWARE at., 2300: 6-room house; flrst class: garage: $55. li arri so u 2964. ENGLISH ave.. 1110: slx rooms, 1324 English, three rooms, $12.50. FOUR-ROGM doublé: gas. electricity. city water; S2O 5955 Kawies Ave. EROADWaT. 2503; modera 7-room doublé. Randolph 2919. b—fipartment 416 E. Vermont St. Feur rooms and bntli, thoroughljr modern, $52.50. State Savings and Trust Co. Maiu 4518. TRREE-ROOM apartment, large room. flrst • class, in-a-cioset bed. large closeta and tile bath: In beautiful Woodruff: no children. Adtire&a A No. 2788. Times. c— business •''iacea SyC OAL carde 6600. u The Howe-McCoy building for lease on Georgia st.. between Illinois and Capitol ave. 20.000 square feet; sprlnkled; flrst-clsss building; three storie* and basement; eie. vator. e—Houses, Elats Furnikhed HOUSE: doublé; foor rooms: newl.v furnished: bath. phone. garage. $42.50. Drexel 8194. 2312 Woodlawn. 21 ìtEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

b—tlouses Common Senso In Buving A Home We have two good homte. locaied on paved West Ray Street, near South Mendian, that we ean seti for a down naymem of 5250 and monthly payments oi S2O and $22.50. One of thè homes has Ave rooms and is on a corner lot_ Priced at $2,500: thè other has tour rooms and ls just neoct door. Priced at $2,250. They bave both been newly paintcd and will bave new decorations: eloctric hghts. gas. city water and inside toilets. The raonthly payments with future taxes. Insurance and upkeep ex. penßes will be lese per year than would have to be paid a rent for simllar honiee and will make thè purchaser independent of tba landlord. For tnspectlou cali Ed 0 Callahan. with Lorenz Schmidt & Sons 37 Monument Circle Maln 3715. Ève.. Webster 8800. SSOO Cash W. Twenty-Ninth St. Dandy five-room modem bungalow, hardwood floors In llvinz and diniryr ttoms. Coment front pnrch, newly painteu and decorated. Near school, churches and business dlstrict on Clifton: lalance $33 per month; lesa than rent. Cali W. Washbum wlth. McCord & MeKinney, Realtors 311 Lemcke Bldg. Circlo 5220. Eves.. Ran. 8731. Beautiful Home Oli Corner, Near Garfìeld Park This house was built for a home. Has 4 large rooms down. 2 up. The flrst floor is well arranged and has fine hardwood finish and floors, largo basement, excellent furnace. 3-car garage. Hot 102x131, or three 34-ft. lots. This property is an estate and must be sold at once. Tcrms can be arranged. M. D. JOHNSON. MEYERKISER BANK. Lincoln 3341. Ree., Ran. 3753. S7OO Cash This new five-room modero, colonial bungalow on east front lot on paved Street. 4400 East: hardwood floors. good baaement. cement front porch; S7OO cash, baìance $42 per month. Cali W. Washburn with McCord & MeKinney, Realtors 311 Lemcke Bldg. Circle 6220. Evenings. Kandolph 8731. Dandy Five-Room Home, West 3935 Harvest St. Only $1,800.00. Has five good-sized rooms. living-room, dinlng-room and front bedroora connected by arches. Nice electric light iixtures. good well and garage, lot 48%x157. Lots of young fruii. A reai bargain. Only S3OO cash required, baìance sls per month. Why pay rent? Cali Mr. Brooks. Main 0702. Eves.. Randolph 8600. WASHIXGTON BANK AND TRUST PO. S4OO Cash Òr Tour vacant lot will be considered on this new 5-room bungalow on W. Thlrty-Tliird St.. near Clifton. Electric lights. city water, gas. toilet in bathrooni. plumbing ready for tub. Good basement. Terraced lot. $3,800; S4OO down, baìance $34 per month. Cali W. Washburn with McCord & MeKinney, Realtors Oli Lemcke Blclk. Circle 3220. Evcninra. Randolph 8731. A South Alabama Street Doublé, Near Morris Street This 7-room-a-sidc doublé has large front and back parlor, dlning room and kitchen. 3 large and airy sleeping rooms and batli, second floor. Fine furnace. 3-car garage. Will make reduetion for all cash. See or phone. M. D. JOHNSON. MEYER-KISER BANK. Lincoln 3341. Res, Randolph 3753. Reai Bargain in .i new. modem bungalow of exceptional merit. Come out Sunday. College Ave. to Forty-Ninth St.. thence 4 rquares east. Only $4.300. Easy terms. Frank S. Clark & Co. MAin 3377. 226 E. Ohio. l SEVEN-ROOM doublé. E. Twenty-Second st.. near College; rent £35 per month; price $7.000. CAPITAL RKALTY CO. 204 Bauli bidg. Main 2*74.

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21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE V b—llouse* A Country Home and Five Aeres 3H MILÉS SOUTH OF MONUMENT. A seven-room house with largo rooms, fur-na.-c being instalied: fruit and flowers. On Ja<kson highway. Cau give possession at once. For Information se.M D. JOHNSON. MEVER-KISER BANK. Lincoln 3341. Rea.. Randolph 3753. $250 CASH. Fi ve. room wmi-modem cottage. Balanoe $25 p*-r month. Randolph 0943 HOME AND HNCOME Building with 5 living rooms and storeroom: tias electricity. city water, good fornace: gasoline station on Baine lot; corner location on East Tenth carline; 15 per cent investment. Prive $4,250; terms G. C. Welch. CITY TRUST CO. Circie 4022. Residence, Circie 3641. STRICTLY modera house, full baßcmenl, sunrootn. three rooms down, three and bath up. east tront lot with South exposure. strccte paved: prive $6,150 plos Barrett assessment: terms >1.500 cash. s4."> per month. Loeated north west coti.tr Guilford and FcrtyNintii St. The Southern Lumber Co. $250 Cash Five-room bungalow: long livtng-room, batbroom. garage, 6 extra lots; 2 squares west of Stop 5, Lafayetts lnterurban: $3.750: on terms; $250 cash, balani $35 per month. Main (*IS3. Wash. 3545. SPLENDO) SIX ROOM HOUSE JUST FINISH ED: RALSTON AVE. AND 33D ST. LAftGE LOT. 2 BLOCK S FROM STREET CAR $2.800. S3OO DOWN. BAL ANCE LIKE RENT. George Q. Bruce KII E Ohio St. 3300 North Fine 7-room modem doublé with four sleeping rooms; full sire lot. Central Ave. carline: two-car garage. Shown by appointment only. MAIN 1409 IRVINGTON 3056 SSOO CÀSIi Dandy seven-room modera: big lot; in 2700 block on Gale , lmprovrd St : One iieighborhood: only $4,200. CHARLES OKAY, 1369 Olney. Wetistcr 1507. 961 S. Delawaro St. A five-room cottage: electric lights. gas, city water at;d kitchen sink. Price $2,800 on termo; S3OO cash. Cali Mr. Kyan. Main .31 ! • SXX-ROOM house; gas. electric lights. city water, garage and ehicken house. Larga lot. cenicnt front poreh, cement waiks On carline. 2214 West Morris st. Easy terms Cali Maio 0186. Evenlngs. Washington 3545. MODKRN five-roora new bungalow; West Thirty-First st. : SSOO cash, balance .*.'l3 per month. CAPITAL REALTY CO 204 Rauh bldg Main 2874. SIX-ROOM. seml-niodem. 3 bedrooms. excellent condition. garage. ]o-atcd cast near E. Washington Terms. Cali Lincoln 8734. FLETCHER Ave.. 0-room modera cottage. A reai home. good location, garage: $4,500; terms. Cali Lincoln 3734. _ FIVE rooms. loeated southeast. Only $2.800. Easy terms. Cali Main 6771. FRANK E. GATE3 & SON'7 REÀLTÒRsT 1011 Hume-Mansur. Lincoln 1269. FOR propertv east or South, cali OSBORNE. Drexel 0184. d—Lots IRVINGTON TERRACE lot, only $760. $lO rash and $2 week. Hlgh-grsde residence districi in east side Irvlnglon. Evenlngs, lrvhigton 0512. W. H. COOPER & CO. 838 Lenieke bldg. ' Fuy~.a lot"and make alxjt" SSO CASH. Lot 40x150: 3200 block Martindale ave., near Sutherland ave., balani $3 per week. E. J. McCracken. Circie 4022. Res., Ran. 6410. LOT north, near falrground. Just east of Fa) Creek. Prie now only $435. Re•pons Ole party can buy for $lO cash and $125 a week. Main 1409. Res.. Irvington 3056. CÒOD corner lot, 50x125 si., with enough lumber to buiid two Uve-roorr* houses. and fourteen thousand brick. At a bargaìn. J. C. OWENS. 507 E. Washington St. e—Suburban FIVE-KOOM bungalow; long livtng-room, bathroom garage, 6 extra lots; 2 squares west of Stop 5. I.afayeite lnterurban: $3.750; on terms: $250 cash, baiance $35 per month. • A REAL BARGAIN. Main 0180. Wash. 3546. 22 KEAL ESTATE WANTED WILL PAY SPOT CASH We have a Client who will invest $20.000 In small properties, rcgardless of their condltion if thè price is right. Address A No. 2784. Times. 2.H FA KM LANDS 123 ACRES, barn. 5-room house, fruit and berries Trade for good lot south and SSOO cash. Time on baiarnse. 329 Vi E. Washington. > HOMESEEKERS —Send for Virginia farm Hat ; beat climate Dept. <3. Emporia. Va. 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE a—Household Ooods R U GS—LIN OLEUMS Imported Japanese Grass Ruga, 9x12. $7.50: HxlO. $7.25. Hall runner, 35c per yard. Gold seal congoieum rugs. 9x12. pcrfect goods; newest patterns. $13.75. Axminsters, velvets and wlitons at lowest priees in thè city. Dorfman Rug Co. 207 W. Washington, opposite Statehouse. “IF IT COVERS A J'LOOR, WE HAVH IT.” COMBINATION coal and'gaa stove, cheap. 922 Sauders Street.

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25 MISCKLLANFOU3 FOlt BALK b—C'oal, Ice and Wood BUY YOUR GOAL at thè Best Priees Try Our Illinois Coal It la cne of thè best cosis on thè market today. We guarantee this coal not to clinker —and Our Guarantee Is Good Largo 111. lump. forkrd $7.40 Large Ind. luiup, forked $7.40 111. 2 to 6-tn. lump $7.15 Ind. 2 to 6 in. lump $7.15 Illinolß Egg. forked $6.90 Indiana Egg. forked $6.90 IH. shoveled lump $6.15 Ind. shoveled lump $6.15 111. mine run 2-3 lump $6.00 Ind. mine run, 2-3 lump $6.00 PROMPT DELIVERY ANY PLACE IN THE CITY. TOM SHROYER 430 Indiana CI relè 0598. CI rete 1435. Circie 0597. SPECIAL 111. 2 to 6-ln. iump, forked. .. .$6.75 111. Egg, clean forked $6.50 111. Egg. shoveled $6.25 111. mine run, 50 ( .ó lump $6.00 Hlgh-grade Ind. Egg. clean forked $6.75 High-grade Ind. lump, clean forked $7.50 Best 111. block forked $7.50 High grado nut and slack $5.00 Prompt Delivery Any Placo in City. BETIIEL COAL CO. DRexel 0250. Good Goal Is Our Success Nipo fresh mined ooat off ihe car KINDLING WITH EACH TON. Illinois Egg, clean forked $0.50 Illinois Mine Run, 60% Lump...56.00 Indiana Egg. clean forked $6.50 Illinois block, large forked s7.^o Best Indiana or Llnton lump, clean forked $7.50 Genuine Brazil block, large forked $9.25 Prompt delivery anywtH-rc in city. UNION ICE & COAL CO. Drexnl 3280. Slcwart 2225. Genuine 4th Yein Indiana Lump $7.50 Island Lump C0a1...57.50 Island Egg Goal $6.75 All Goal Forked No Rocks or Dirt ISLAND COAL CO. AVE bster 0122 ILLINOIS LUMP. Special, $6.50 CRIDER COAL CO. DR exel 6898. Cold Weather Special While 5 Cars Last. Indiana Shoveled Lump $6 2 Tons, $11.50 Commercial Fuel Co. MA In 0430. MA In 0431. Buv Coal Now Trv 1 fon 111. 6-in. egg.. .$6.50 Indiana forked lump $7.00 Illinois forked lump $7.25 Try one ton and lf this coal doesn’t meet with your approvai, send it back. MERIDIAN COAL CO. Lincoln 6237. Lincoln 6237. HEAVY CORD WOOD. WILL CUT IN LENGTHS TO SUIT YOUR STOVE, FURNACE OR FIREPLACE, MAIN 0142. DRV seasoued wood by load. Cali Stewart 1617. DRY scasoned . ood by thè load. Cali Stewart 161 ” d—Mus 1 Instruments NSW UPRIGHT PIANO; wlll sell on paymeuts at §1.75 per week. Randolph 4221. MR MORGAN. I —Misrellaneous ROOFING, best quallty red and green siate covered, 82.25 per roti. Sllghtly damaged. 81.65 per roll. CHARLES KOEHRING, 882 Virginia ave. Drexel 9400. INVALID CHAIRS—Good. strong rubber ti red chairs for rent. 83.50 per month. Crutches, 25c. Delivery free. RAKEB BROS.

25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE f—Misrellaneous Tarpaulins Preparo now for thè winter. Contractors. truck and wagon owners. take notine. We bave every size from 4 to 40 feet wide and 10 to 100 feet long. All made of heavy O. D. army duck. Every cover in stock. No delay to have covere made up. Prioed lower than elsewhere. See ua before buying. Also fu i line of hardware, consisting of ehovels, picks, forge anvils, visea, levels, trowels, rubber ’oelting. 1,000 and 2,000-lb. capacity platform scalee. M. L. Goldberg & Son 1303 W. Washington. S—Clotliing TROUSERS $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, &£& WÉ $5.95, $6.95 W |m Match Your Coat and 'l'J | h Save thè Difference g 3 a Two STORES iu One J The Paurats Store Co. 48 West Ohio St., Near Illinois 26 MISCELL.ANEOUS WANTED GOOD, SOUND, DRY, YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT STOCK YARDS. WE WILL - PAY 68 CENTS PER BUSHEL ON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. 2ì BUSINESS A.XXOL NCEMFNTS A Bath a Day is thè Healthy Way E. M. HARDIN CO Merchant plumber. 3220 E. Mich. Webster 3001 DETEC.TIVES QUIGLEY-HYLAND AGENCY. INC. 404 National City Bank Bldg. S Main 2902. Day or night. NOIIOE — TO~PUBI.iò— Let me gtve you an stimate on cleanlng your vauila and dry welle The man with thè iargest barrela. Main 908 U GENERAL house repairing rooflr.j and remodeling Personal Service. Rsasonabie prie Addrrss H. G. Johnson. 411 Harlan St. FEATHER3 bought. sokl ami renovateÌ; feather mattresees and pillows made. E F. BURKLE. 416 Mas. Main 1428. VAULT CLEANING For qutck Service. Cali Rapid Yault and Sink Cleanlng Co. Beimont 2607 NOTICH. 31 00 A HEAD for your desd liorses and dead eowe. Truck servioe. PIANO bullder ned tuner Itepalr all kinds. Work gusranterU. NICHOLAS HILDMAN. Beltnout 0328-3. SAFKT V HAZÒIt HLADKS Shnrprned. TUTI’LLDGE. 201 Indiana avf HRATH’S Shop: union: warm cf>mfortablo buthroomn 133 W. Market rI’RNACR work tinnuig mi ronTlnir pair work a ieciaity Drexfi 851!* ALL KINDS of dr*>*makinK and wwinjr done. Webiter 2345. 28 STORAGE AND TKANSFKRS Shank Superior Service BEST FACILITIES FOR STORAGE TRANSFER. PACHINO AND SHIPPING. 227 N. New Jersey St. Main 2028. LI. 1138. WE haul anythlng; movlng $3 up: ovn-land a spetlalty; experiend men. KENNARD VOGEL. Belmont 3426. 29 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DANDY grocery; good, clean stock: good flxturea. 6 luce living-rooms. ss. electricity, garage, for sale by owuer; bargaìn. Cali Belmont -1960. ___________ 30 Al TOMOBILEB FOR SALF b—G asoline

FGRDS SOLD ON SMALL PAYMENTS Bring $25, Drive Home A Ford Touring. A Few of Our Bargains. 1922 Sedan, 5 montha old, spare tire, bumpers $485 1921 Roadster, starter, demountable, sllp-on body, speedometer, look wheel $l9O 1921 Sedan, new tires $385 1920 Touring, starter $165 1921 Coupé, cord tires $385 1920 Coupé, cord tires $325 1917 Touring, best of running condition S9O 1919 Ton-Truck ...$125 Ton-Truck Chassis $125 1916 Touring $65 Red Arrow Corner Wash. & S. Eastern Ave. Open Saturday Evening and Sunday Till 12 a. m. Ford Touring 1921 model, excellent condition throughout; eompletely oquipptxJ. Many extra#; a bargaìn. Terms. Monroe Motor Corp. 132 E. New York. Main 3871. Ford Bargains Ford ars, mali paynient dowu drive a #:ood Ford away A largo lino of eiffhty car# to pick from. Take any make car in trade. L. T. Alien, Auto Exchange 725 Virginia avo. DÓDGÉ BROS., u#ed oar#. All modols at cheap price# C.h.Walue-rich Company Dodse Bncmteits MoTonVeHictjes 833 N. Mcridian FORD touriu#, 1921; cord tire#: nowlr palnted; runs and looks liko new; prlcs ls ri^ht. SWISSHELM & PARKER 830 E. Market. (Avi 4740. OAKLAND Smaltile Six, jood Uree, fin# ahapo. Torma. OAKLF.Y GARAGE. 1661-65 S. Merldian. LIGHT SIX TOT-RING WITH “TEETÉR MOTOR. CASH OR TRADE. PREFER DTAMONDS. VVHAT HAVE YOU. PRICE $495. MAIN 140 f. RES., WASH. 4175. FORD. 1-ton truck; xood nieclianical conditioD. Terms. OAKLES' GARAGE. 1661-65 S. Meridian. MAXWET.L, dandy little touring:. clectrioallv equipped. new Urea: $135 for quick salò. Open eveuinga. 220 S. Pennsylvania. Main 1705. DODGE commercial, fine shape, a reai bartiii. Terms. OAKLEY GARAGE. _1 661-65 S. Meridian. WANT DTAMONDS FOR LIGHT SIX TOUR! INO CAR. IN GOOD ORDER. PRICE $lO5. MAIN 1400. RES. WASH. 4175. FORD, ÌOIB roadster; A-i ahape; good tires, SBS drive her away. Terms if desi rrd 644 E. Washington. Main 3493. FORD. 1020 touring; demountable rima: tarter, A-l ahape; S2OO. terms. 644 E. Washington. Main 3 403. FORD touring, run# good. look# good. Terms. OAKLEY GARAGE. FORD, 1017, touring: A-l sliape; good tire#. SIOO. 644 E. Waahlngton. Main 3493. FORD touring, $45 down: fin# shape. 518 N. Capitol Open evening. GBANT SIX. coupé; $75 down; wlr# wheel# and now tir#*, eli N. Capital.

30 automobh.es for sale b—Gasoline Monroe demonstratoro used two montha greatiy reduced in prie. Reai Bargaina 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 BODIES & PARTS New and used tourings and roadsters Headlights, gas tanks, tira carriers, hoods, shells, radiators' and windshields. Swisshelm & Parker 330 E. Market. FORD touring, good sliape. $35 down. 518 N. Capito!. Open evenlngs. 31 AI TOMOBILES WANTED Autos Wanted Cash for any oar. See us. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. SXB N. Capitol. Main 2838. autos wanted. LATE MOIJELS. 2X2 E. New York St. Main 4446. WANT IIgÌÌT COUI’E FOK CLEAR LOT ON E. THXRTY-EIGHTH ST.. NEAR FAIRGROUND. ONLY $750. MAIN 1409. RESIDENCE. WASHINGTON 4175. AUTOS WANTED. ~ WE PAY CASH. I. WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N. Illinois. Main 1579. aìttosAvanted. ' WE PAY MORE. 235 N. PENN. 32 ALTO SUPPLÌES. REPAIRS Good Used Tires, All Sizes. Take Your Pick, $2.00 Each. ROGERS. 3115 W. Wash. Belmont 4300. Auto Washing Our Specialtv DAY AND NIGHT 4ERVICO.’ 332 W. Maryland. Circi# 0653. AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 334 N. Illinois. S & S Auto Laundry Auto Storage $8 per Month HEATED GARAGE $3 PER MONTH. 332 W. Maryland. Circi# 0653. 30 INSURANCE WE MAKE and give econd mortgage on tmproved f arnia and Indianapoli reai estate. AETNA MORTI.AGK A INVESTMENT CO. 508 Fidellty Trust Bldg. REAL ESTATE and Insurance TUXEDO STATE BANK. 4304 E New York. Irvlnglon 2803UID YOU BBLL ITT If not. iry thè automobile columns ot th# Tlmaa Wtnt Ad# 37 MONEY TO LOAX Doo’t Worry Brcaume yo’ aro . jt of money or Iwcause you several bills. We ftpeeialize in Such Cases Don't rulli your r lit, even risii it. when there in sudi an inexpenstve way of keeping it We Furnish thè money to Keep Your Credit Established Ther# ari- no investigatola charget. no interest aiided or devlucted. Interest charged on boiauces only. All that la necosaary 1# that you own furnlture or plano or Viottola. You Will Be Surprised at thè prompt and confldential manner with whicli a loau may b secured. Wo loau any amount up to S3OO. Cali, wrtto or phone. Commonwealth Loau Co. 305 Odd Fello. Bldg Cor. Pena, and Wash. Sta. Succ“3ssor to State Loan Co. Phone Main 4610.

LOANS on furnlture, piano, auto, livestock, farm lmpiements ani other collateral. 141’ E. Washington St. CAPITOL LOAN CO. Main 0585 Auto Lincoln 7184 MONEY furnished on realty mortgage# and contrae! FRANK K. SAWYER. Merldian Lise Bldg.. 307 N. Pennsylvania St. Riley 1426 FIRST and econd mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis retl ostate R B. WILSON. 1101 National City Bank Bldg. Uncola 6104 _ MONEY to loan on socond mortgare. L B. MILLER. 127 N. Delaware SU Main 5762. 328 E. Watissh St. 38 Al CTION SALES A^A^^VWWWVWWS<\iwWW%AAAAA^AA. NOTICE TO HOAI) CONTRACTORS. State of Indiana, Swttzerland County. : Notice is heteb.v given that thè board of commissionerà of said county, at their office in thè courthouse al Vevay. Ind.. wUI raceivo scale! proposai# for tho improvement of h <'ertain highway. 13.510 feet in length, in said county by gradine, draining and paving with stone a set out in thè speciflcations, pian# and profile now on fll# at thè office of thè auditor of *aid county. by and under thè laws of thè Stale of Indiana. Said sealed propesala will bo opened and thè contract awardeil for salii Improvement on tho 4th day of December. 1022. Bids of proposals will bo reeoioved up to 1 o’clock p. in. on sail date. Tho said road to be improved ls loeated in Cottoli Township, in Switzerland County, Indiana, and is to be known as thè Harry Sciuider et al road when so Improved. Bids wlll be for thè completion of said improvement ni accorti ance with tbs plana, profili? and speciflcations In thè office of thè auditor of sud couniy, anti hall include all labor and material for said work. In no case will extra compensation be nllowed for iny additlonal work alleged to have been dono by thè contraetor or contractors to whom is awarded thè conttact. Each bld shall be acconipanied by a personal or surety borni in a sum equal to doublé thè amount of thè bld filed for tlie work bld on, to be approved by thè board of t mmiaslonerft of said county. Said botul sitali be conilitioned for thè faithfui performance of tho w-ork: tho sureties. if personal, shall be resident frecholdors of thè State of Indiana, one of whom shall be a resident. of Switzerland County. Said bond hall be for thè benefit of any persoli, persona or corporation who shall suff'ir any loss or damage by rcaaon of any such bidder fading or ncglecttng to enter into a contract to perforai such work .as awarded by thè said board of comraissionèrs or to carry out thè game in any particular or to pay for any labor of material whicli may have been furnished to any such contractor or contractors or to any sub-contrao-tor. agont or superintendent under liim In tlie eonstruction of said work. Said Improvement wlll be let as a whole to thè lowest responslble bidder upon affidavit of noncolluslon, whlch must b submitted with thè bid, and upon Induro to submi* such affidavit such proposti! or bld will bo rejected by thè board, and thè board reserves thè right to reject any and all bids. Time for thè completion of saiil work will be agreed upon aster thè letting of said contract by said board of commissioners and Buccessful bidder. Given by' order of thè board of commissioners of said county. W A. REEVES, Auditor Switzerland County. PUBLIC AUCTION. Th# Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago A Bt. Louis Rallway Company. Tho Cincinnati Northern Rallway Company. Th# Evansville. Indianapolis & Terrò Haute Rallway Company. Tueeday, Nov. 28, 1(822. at 9 a. m., at thè Unclaiined Frelght fotation, corner Capito! Ave. and South Bt., Indianapolis, Ind. Many varlous shlpments. including: 1 car load baled hay. 25 ruga. 7 bath tube, 1 enamel kitchen sink. 1 enainel lavatory, 3 closet bowls, 1 clqset tarde. 4 trunit#, 2 hot water tanks. 1 lot traetor wheels, 7 rolls floor matting, desk and table tot, poreh chaìr, baby carriage. 1 baie scrap leather. barrels. drums and kit, roof cement. 1 rool belting, lot auto tiri#, orate# marble slabs, paper boxe, iron signs match sale#, 2 case# mese pan#. 2 bdl. cote, animai food, olla and household good# and many other artioles too numerous to mention. Tenns of sale, cajh or certi si ed check. AH lote subject to cxamiuatlon Monday, Nor. 27, 1923. McFADDEN AUCTION CO.. Auctlon#re. j. K. VANCB. Praùht Claim Itsal.

39 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE FOR BIDB ON COAL FOR THE USE OF INDIANA STATE SAYJATORIUM. Sand Creek Station, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that thè Joint Purcliasing Committe will rcceive sc-aled bids on thè coal supply to be used at thè Indiana State Sauatorium, Sand Creek Station. Ind. You ar iherefore, requested to file sealed bids with thè above namod oommittee at its office. 325-6 Statehouse, Indianapolis, Ind.. until 10 o'clock a. m. on thè 4th day of December, 1922. The estimated tonnage and speciflcations covering requirements for this institution will bo forwarded to any bidder ttpon application to this committee. Said conttact to run for thè period of time from Dee. 1. 1922, to Oct. 1, 1923. The Joint Purchasing Committee reserves thè right to rejcct any and all bids submitted and to waive technical defcts. Dated this 23rd day of November, 1922. By order of JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE, FRED B. ROBINSON, Sec'y. legaiTsale. Notice is hereby given pursuant to tlie statutes that thè undersigned condueting a Public Storage will on Thursday, Dee. 28, 1922, sell for accrued eharges thè houeehold and other gooda held in Storage for one year with eharges unpaid beloaging to thè foilowlng named persona: William Bess, B 9016: Jesse Brown 88955: Mrs. James Carter. B88G9; J. H. Druley. B 9090: Grate Easley. B 8023: Marion Gaddis, BSSB6: Mrs. Charles Urider, B 8813; Ruth Joel. 87759: J. B. Kepple, 88921 : Mrs. F. W. Kilien. 82421 ; Emma Lockwood, 89U26; Mrs. L. V. Lynch. B 9020: J. L. Loney, B 8805; Grace Mcllenry. B 8843: J. A. Munson or Mur sion. 88273; Mrs. Fiora Newgent. 88043 : Henry Patterson. 89060 : Ruth Pash. B 8838: Max Spencer. 88601 ; Mrs Charles Staples. B 8619: F. J. Setter, 88437 ; Laura Mae Williams. 89069: Emory Wallace, 88935; Joseph Weakley, 88707, Stella Jones. 88930. SHANK FURNITURE AND STORAGE CO. 227 N. New Jersey St. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given. that thè undereigned has duly qualifled as adrainistrator of estate of Mence I. Orme. Sr., deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is Bupposed to be solvent. WILBUR A. ROYSE. No. 20038. MARRIAGE LICENSES Walter Followell, 543 S. Illinois St.; Josie Bill. Stubbin Hotel. Claude Clark. R. R. D.. Box 226: Anna Spurgm, 1868 Napoleon St. H. L. Balley. 405 S. Rimai St.: Bessie Prltsch, 918 Olney St. M. E. Uraves. 1901 Talbott Ave.: Nella Van Landlngham, 131 E. Nineteentli St. M. H. Scott. 936 English Ave.: Delphine C. Jones, 1515 Sturm Ava. H. H. Brown, Johnson County: Maud Robinson, 263 S. Keystone Ave. Frank Davis. R. R. C.. Box 4.02 H; Emilie Abbott. R. R. C., Box 402 H. Luther Shirley, 1220 Maderia St.: Clara Crenshaw, 1220 Maderia St. Caci: Metz. 604 N. Delaware St.; Esteila Tokuive. 1200 N. Capitol Avo. Fred Hobuie. R. R. D, Box 100; Clara Davis. 8311 Carson Ave. L. M. Small, 549 N. Pino St.; Irene Wilkinsou. 446 S. East St. R. A. Nichol#, 2012 E Washington St,: Ruth Doyle, 540 N. Bovili# Ave. B. E. Jeuktna, 103 N. Keystone Ave.; Edith Scaiiy. 901 >'. New Jersey St. L. A. Rosemeyer, 1715 Rembrandt St.; Gladys Sstep, 1915 Park Ave. C. J. Davis. Beech Grave. Ind.: Ada Furgason, Beech Grave, Ind W. F. Ranard, 2324 N. Delaware St.; Jane Garner, 515 N. Gladstone Ave. Alexander Schore. 926 N. Senato Ave.; Ruth Russici, 926 N. Sonate Ave. H. N. Fullcn, 1306 E. Market St.; Merlena Simpson, 218<1 N. Oxford St. Charles MiKlurdy. 726 S. Mount St. : Graee Poi arci. 815 S. Senato Ave. G. A. Collins. 264 N. Taeoma St.: Jonephlns R. Coillns, 242 N. Oanland Ave. J. M. Sinclair, 28 N' Belmont Ave.; Zclra.i Hlte. 814 N. Beville Ave. Olile Sono, 226 Smith St.: Stampey Gnilith, 420 W. Sixteenth St. J. E. Meadows, 502 Divislon St,: Barbara E. Mueller. 525 Udell St. Ernie Stovali, 839 Fietcher Ave.; Bianche Ashbrock, 839 Fietcher Ave. E. L. Meodaw. 860 Oakland Ave.: Lo. rena Fisber. 814 lluhlar.d Ave. R. H. Peterson. 906 Fairfleld Ave.: Alma Davi#. 906 Fairfleld Ave. A H. Hopper. 1417 Spann Ave.; Hate Hall Hopper. 1217 Sterling Ave Archte Randall, Clermont, Ind.; Addio Herrymann, 1617 Barth Ave. John Carney, 426 N. Missouri St.: WOlle Lee Mainile. 2414 Carolino St. Theodore Brewer. Bedford, Ind.; Ada Dagrj 620 N. Delaware St. O. 11. Stewart, 1338 W. Thirt.eth St.; Dorothy Willianison. 3724 Kenwood Ave. C W. Moore. 450 N. Senato Ave.; Genova W. Witt, 513 Wright St.

BIRTHS Soy. Fred L. and Pea-1 G. Hossmac, 819 E. Twenty-Tbird St.. boy. Girl# Jlm and Pauline Demos. 344 N. Pine. John and JoUanna Alien. 604 W. Twelfth. John and Bertha Englert. 108 Mlley. Walter and Ov:U Smith. 221 W. Vermont. Charles and Mary Pier sali, 1531 Wood--1 "Michael and Esther Leventhaì. 1823 Union. _ Ciarencc and Mary Gaie. 1502 Spruce. Chai’le and Mary Dickerson, 1402 S. Shepard. Cecii ami Mary Conn. 518 W. Henry. Benjamin and Bonnio Brown. 3207 E. Tenth. ___ _ _ . Cari and Sarah Wearer. 823 E. Tratti. George and Goldi# Roetter, 1216 W. Thirty-Third. DEATHS Ix>well Fiscu#. 2 day. 1223 N. Mount. prematura birth. Peter Largeut. 69. 960 Eim. pulmonary tuber<mloßia. _ , Peter M. Kling. 67. 2544 Central, chronic angina pe<-toris. Edwln MUler. 59. city hospital, celebra! hemorrhage. . Robert C. Orth. 44. 1118 Park, arterio sclerosi. _ _ _ Pauline N. Ludwig. 42. 3216 E. Twen-ty-Thtrd. cerebral hemorrhago. Mary A. Riggle. 2 months. 53 N. Keystone. bronebo pneumonia. Minio Barnes. 60. 61S Fulton. carcinoma. Mary A. Durke, 76. 5121$ N. Sheffield, mitrai insufliciency. Amanda Smith. 48. 2319 Indianapolis, carcinoma. __ John W. Craig. 79. 1739 W. Minnesota, acute dilatatlon of heart. . Jean Roetter. 2 day, 1216 W. TwentyThird. oerebrai hemorrhage. Mattie Gamble, 55. 433 S. New Jersey, acute dilatation of heart. Verna Francina Alcorn, 35. Methoiiist Hospital, obstruction of bowels. BUILDING PERMITS When Clothing Company, clevator, 36 N. Pennsylvania. $3,500. .1. W. Jackson Sons Realty Company, elevators, Jferldian and Merrill, $25,000. Strohm Realty Company, two elevatore, Kentucky and Sand. $15,000. Realtor Building Company, doublé, olia E. Michigan, $7.500. Hoosier Veneer Company, kiln. 3321 Massachusetts. $6.000. Nellie Bittrolff. dweiiing. 2o W. FortySixth. $14.700. . . J. H. Luseman. reroof, 38,3 E. WashingtoL.sA3lkswis. bara. 2128 Boulevard, S2OO. Ellz Tatman, repairs, 2702 N. Gale. si s?D. Pratt, doublé. 821 Garfield. $3.500. Sam Sharn, repairs, 18 Kansas. SSOO. Joseph C. Alexander, garage. 2122 N. Alabama. $475. Roy Welch. garage. 1002 S. New Jersey, $487 É Martin, dweiiing. 1246 Shepard, $4.000. E. A. Byrktt. doublé. 2930 College. SB.OOO. Thorn F. Carmony. garage, 1140 S. Harding. $2.000. „ Charles Smith, storeroom. Draper and Coniar. S4OO. JEWELRY IS LOOT fiVliile tbe family of H. L. Chippinger, 615 E. Fortieth St., was away from home last night a burglar entered thè house by breaking thè gi;uss from a kitchen window. The thief took two gold watches. a goltl bracelet, a pearl stick pin, an emethyst tie pin. a string of gold beads. and a Masonlc ring. BREAKS STORE WINDOW A colored man smashed a window in thè Army store. 202 S. Illinois St„ laat night, and seized a palr of shoes. James Cralne. 986 N. Oxford St., saw thè man break thè window and attempted to catch him. In thè fight that followed Crai ne hi tthe thief In thè mouth, but thè man escaped with thè shoes. WOMAN SUMMONS HELP When a burglar opened a window in thè bedroom of Mrs. Russell Bleeke, 3220 Graceland Ave. he ordered Mrs. Bleeke to get up and turn on thè H E. 9 or he would shoot her. She JStmed, and her dog started harkBleake wa_# aw*kened and tha ran.

NOV. 27. 1922

'Spoms MEDIO lIIEET NEBRASKA ' ONTKANKSGIVING Two Hoosier colleges, Notra Dama and Wabash, w r lll bring thè 1922 football to a dose with final coatests this week. Notre Dame has one of thè hardest games of a strenuous campalgn in thè Nebraska affair at Lincoln on Than ksgi vili g day. Wabash has a rather peculiar assignment for next Saturday, journeying to Memphis, Tenn., to meet thè Tennessee Doctors. This is not thè University of Tennessee team, but an eleven of medics from that schooL Not a great deal is known about thè Doctors with thè exception that they defeated “Bo” McMillin’s outflt from Centenary College, 14 to 0. Medicai students who have play ed a other colleges are eligible to play on thè Tennessee eleven and a number of stara are on thè squad. Notre Dame is a favorite over thè husky Cornhuskers, but it is a sliglit margin. Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh on one Saturday and Nebraska at Lincoln, Nebraska, on thè following Thursday is not thè easiest sort of a card. If any team can stand trips and stili play football it is NotrsJ Dame. On thè last football Saturday of thè year in this State thè old rivals De Pauw and Wabash got together at Irwin Field in a scrap that showed very clearly thè superiorty of thè Scarlet clan of Pete Yaughan. The Little Giant backfleld led by thè line smasher deluxe, Tiny Knee, craslied and battered away at thè Methodist forwards until they were worn to a frazzle and then thè scores carne thick and fast for a 30 to 0 victory. The win pleased thè Wabash followers who wanted a more decisive victory than thè Butler, 19 to 0, affair against De Pauw. Prout Scores Indiana and Purdue put up one of their usuai thrillers at I-afavette, and aster playing on even terms for three quarters with nothing that locked like a score, suddenly. in thè last few minute*, counted a touchdown aplece for a 7 to 7 tie contest. As a result of thè tie neither school can claim a Conference victory. A blocked kick that was recovered by Niness of Indiana accounted for thè Crimson scoro and Thomas added thè extra point. ShortJy later, with not many mìnutes to go, Prout. a former Manual High School player, dashed through an open field twenty yarda for a touch down while tlie Purdue etands went wild. HolW'erda, with evorything depending on b.Atoe, calmly booted thè extra point usai tied thè count. Franklin was much too strong for Earlham and won handlly, 27 to 0. The Baptists opened up strong and. counted twenty-one points in thè flrst half. Captain Strohl, one of thè best ends In thè State, played his laat game for Franklin. Earlham fought hard but could not stop their opponente’ rushes or passing attack. Hinshaw starred for thè losers. Oulver Military Academy gave Rose Poly a terrific beating, 44 to 0. Out of thè State, Notre Dame defeated thè strong Carnegie Tech aggregation, 19 to 0. Carnegie held thè Penn State eleven to a 10 to 0 victory in a previous game and these comparative scores show thè deadly wallop that thè Irish carry on thè gridiron. The entire Notre Dame back field starred, Crowley. Layden, Miller and Stuhldreher showing dajzling offensive ability. Robertson, thè Carnegie flash, was stopped. Passes and brilliant open field runs featured thè Rockne attack whlch was not to be denled. Butler got another trimming at the> hands ot Bethany in thè laat game of thè season for thè Irvington outflt. The Eastem team swept thè Pagemen off their feet. Long rune and passes carried thè ball into Butler territory time aster time. Captain Randolph of thè winners ran slxty yards for one touehdown aster he had intercepted a Butler pass. Grlggs scored a touehdown for Butler late in thè fourth period. It was on a forward pass. He kicked thè potnt aster touehdown. The two late season defeats makes Butler’s record elght games won out of ten played.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

West Wisconsin, 0; Chicago. 0. Michigan. 16; Minnesota. 7. lowa. 37; Northwestern. 3. Indiana, 7; Purdue. 7. Ohio State. 6: Illinois. 3. West Virginia. 28; Ohio C.. 0. Bethany, 29; Butler, 7. Nebraska. 54: Atnes, 6. Boloit. 17: Ripon, 9. Detroit, 20: W. & J.. 9 Millikin. 6: Lake Forest, 6. Michigan Aggs, 45: Mass Aggs., 0 Franklin, 27: Earlham, 0. Wooster. 43: Muskingum. 0. Heidelberg. 33: Western Reserve. 12. St. IgnatTus (Cleveland). 31; Wdmln*ton. 9. Illinois Wesleyan. 19; Knox. 7. Wabash. 30: De Pauw. 0. St. Xavier, 32; Otterbein, 0. Crelghton, 33; Nebraska Wesleyan, 13. Case, 7 ; Ohio Northern, 6. Ohio Wesleyan, 14: Denison, 13. Augustana. 7 : Illinois College. 6. Coloraclo Aggie, 33: Brigham Young, 4. Columbia (Dubuque), 50; De Paul, 6. Colorado, 16: Colorado Minerà, 0. Stili College. 13: St. Ambrose, 0. Albion, 3; Kalamazoo, 0. Luther College, 10: Camplon, 6. Mount Morris. 52: Elmhurst. 0. Olivet, 6; Hillsdale. 0 Pacific t oast Oregon Ag.. 16: Washington State, dCaliiornia. 28: Stanford. 0. Gouzaga TT, 14; U. of Idaho. 7. Poraona, 10: Occidental. 3. Whitman, 13; Montana, 0. East Harvard. 10: Yale, 3. Army, 17: Navy. 14. Dartmouth. 7; Brown. 0. Bucknell. 20: Rutgers. 13. 3oston U., 14; Tufts. 0. Boston College, 0: Georgetown. ©, Notre Dame, 19; Carnegie Tech, 0I.afayetto, 3: Lehigh, 0. Maryland. 54: Catholic U„ 0. Swarthmore, 25: Haverford. 2. Gettysburg, 15: Lcbanon Va’ley, 0. Muhlenburg. 20; Fordham, 20. Penn Military. 6: Western Maryland, •. South Johns Hopkins. 16: St. John*. 7. St. Louis. 23; Loyola (New Orleans), 4. Drake, 48: Mississippi A. & M„ 6. Florida, 12; Oglethorpe. 0. Alabama. 10: Georgia. 0. Delaware, 21: Dlckinson. 0. N. Carolina State. 33: Wake For., 0. Howard. 9: Birmingham Lutheran, 7. Tennessee Medies, 54: Missouri Minar*, •- Southwestem, 14: Danlcì Baker. 7. Camp Benning. 14: Mississippi, 18. Furman, 20: Clerasou, 8. Csntrs i'reshmsn. 34* LowiswO* fM4