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I DEATH NOTICES CBOSS, HARRY EDGAR —Infant son ot Mr. and Mre. Harry E. Cross, òied at thè residence. 322 Dewney Ave.. Saturday, Dee. 2: aga 2 montha Funeral and burial private. ENGLERT. ANNA B.—Age 74 years, pas-ed away at thè home of liet daughfer, Mrs. Gehbaugher, 270 Richland. Saturday night. Funeral at St. Anthonys Tuesday. Dee. 5. Si i. m. Fnenda invited. Burlai Hoiy Cr.is, LANE. JOHANN A—Mother of Michael Lane and Mrs. Guy Worthingto.u, dled Sunday. Dee. 3. Funeral from thè resioenee. 814 N. Pine St.. Tuesday. Dee. 3, at 8:30 a. m. Services at St. Joseph's Church at 9 a. m. Friends invited. KAHLER. HELI.ÈN' M.—A se 54. beloved wife of William S.. mother of Harriet and Mrs. Victor G. McCoy, passed away Saturday. Dee. 2. 7 a. m. Funeral notiee later.. Friends may cali Sunday from 2 to 9. KINCAID. THOMAS——Beloved husblmd~óf Elizabeth Elncaid. passed away at his residence. 3814 E. Thirty-First St.. at thè ago ot 85 years. Funeral from thè United Brethren Church. corner of Walnut and Park Ave.. Tuesday. Dee. 5. at 2 p. ni. Friends invited. Burial Crown HilL ERTLLHART. GEORGE—A gè 76 years. husband of Lavina Brillhart. passed away at thè residence. 2836 E. Tenth Si.. Sunday, Dee. 3. at 8:55 a. ni. Funeral will be held at residence Tuesday. Dee. 6. at 1:30 p. ni. Friends invited. (Olncy, 111., papera please copy.) RAFTERY. MICHAEL SR.—At his home. •805 Prospect St.. Friday. Dee. 1. at 11:30 p, m. Notiee ot funeral later. SCOTT. JOB—Husband of Paulina Duke Scott, passed away Dee. 3, 1922. 7:20 a. m., aire 80 years. Brief funeral Services •vili be held at residence. I.indlmrst drive and Miller St., Tuesday at 9 a. ni. Friends invited to thè Waverly Methodist Church for Services at 10:30 a. m. Friends may cali at thè residence Monday aster 4 p. m. Burial at Odd Fellow I. O. O. F. cemetery, south of Waverly. 3 CAKU OF THAXKS CARD OF THANKS—I wish to thank thè manv relative, friends and neighbor tor thè flowers and their kindness and sympathy shown us in thè loss of my wife. Mrs. Anna Almack. Also wish to thank J. C. Wilson, undertaker. THOMAS AI.MACH. 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. T. Blasengryin Independent Undertaker. Prompt ambulante cali. "The proof of a Service, is thè Service tt rendere." 1702 N. Illinois St. Randolph 0870. 1625 Shelby St, Drexei 2570 FLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 North riinois St. Funeral director# to thè people of Indianapolis silice 1887. Phor.es—Main 0641-0642 LI. 2641 INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY ITcIÌcL Parlors 1222 Union SI. George Grinsteiner Funeral Director. 522 E. Market. Main 0908. Joimson & Montgomery 1032 Central Ave. Main 1430. j SHIRLÉY BKOSTCOT Main office 94ti N. Illinois St. Cirele 1918. Main 1841. ! FUNEHALLIRKCTORS—I4O2 N. Iliinoia WM. E. KRIEUER. Main 1154 Res. Phone, Ben Davis 332-L. ì GADD —BEKT S GADD. 2130 Prospect St. Phores: Drexei 0422. Stewart.227B. UXDEBIAKERS—HÌSEY * A TITUS. 951 North Del. L, 6504. M. 3680. 9 PERSONAJLS i VWAi''/MVN< FAIRMOUNT Maternity Hospital for confinemeut. May wor., ior pari of expenses. Babies tor adoptioa. Write for booklct. Mrs T. B. Long. 4911 E Twenty-Seventh St. Kansas City. Ho. ______ ! 10 LOiST ANI) FOINT) I.OST—Twenty dollars between Times office and Market anu Deìaware. Cali Times mailing room durine day. At night cali Washington 1646. Reward. LCST—GoId wrist watcn with ribbon bantl on Twelith St.. Central car. Pennsylvania St. or E. Washington car; reward. Irvington 0353. FOUND —Two banche* ot keys on Meridian st. Cali at 939 N. Meridian between 7 a. m. and 5 p. m. for same. FOUND—-A boat near Thirtieth st. and Fall creek. Address A No. 1997. Time. 12 HELP WAXTED—MALE

"\Y aditeti By M., lv. k T. Ky. Machinists Boilermakers Blavksmiths Free Transportation Apply to Master Mechanic, Parsons, Kas. Denison, Texas. Room 8-15 Railway Exchange, St. Louis, Mo., or Koom 215, Traction Terminal Bldg. WANTED—YOUNG MAN to t-ssist wtth clerieiii work about the school at odd hour in exchang-e for a complete business course. This is a splendid opport unity for a young man wanting to set a good business educatimi, but a little short on ready money. See Fred W. Case. prineipal CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner Pennsylvania sud Vermont Sts. Ncxt door to Y W. C. A Wanted —Boys Six tee ri years old or under, to carry Times routes in centrai part of city. Routes between North and South and East and West Sts See Mr. Moorehead, auy aiternoon. between 2 and 0. LÀBÒRÈRS Wanted at once, steadv work. Apply AMERICAN GLUE CO.. 539 West Fourteenth Street. TWO young men for special sale work. Must be between 16 and 20 years old. Excellent opportunity for boys just out of school. Apply J. DUNBAR, Manhattan Hotel. 229 Vi W. Washington et.. 7toßp. m. MEN to learn vulcantzing iradc: a fine pay; ing business to get into. ANDERSON STEAM VULCAMZER CO BOYS AS MESSENGÈRS. DELI VERY DEPT. WESTERN UNION. Monument Place. 13 INSTKUCTIONS a —Business Colieges MEN to learn barber trade. TRI CITY BARBER S COLLEGE 30!* E. Washington St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle Q7o~. 14 SALESMEN WAXTKD - TRUCK SALESMAN If you are not making money and bave made good in the past. we can use you. Leads furnished. See W. I. Jordan, 819 E. AVashingtou St. SALESMEN, We require tlie 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.

14 SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN. Wanted experienced hoise-to-house salesmen: talary and conimissoin. Address A No. 2794. Times. 16 HELP WANTED—FEMALE Wky Not Become a Tekplhoinie ©perator? Telephone Operating is a profitable professimi. Over 1,200 GIRLS in this city are enjoying positions as Telephone Operators. There’a a place in this Profea6Ìon for any brighi, healthy young ffoman of 17 years or more. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. . Miss Cooper, Room 101 : WANTED—YOUNG LADY, good reader, to assist in thè dictation department in re- ! turn for a shorthand course. See Fred W. Case. Principal. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Thlrd floor University Park bldg. Corner Pennsylvania and Vermont Sts. Next door to Y. W. C. A. WANTED—Women for meat trlmmmg department: piece work; experienced trirnciers. Earn from S2O to $22 per week. Cali INDIANAPOLIS ABATTOiR COMPANY. WHITE woman. settled: generai liousework in modern country home with children. Washington 1135. WANTED—HOUSEKEEPER. Address A No. 1996. Time. ÌB~ ROOMS lOR RENT ALL outside rooms, hot and coid water; steatn heat: $5 up. HARBOUR HOTEL, 617 H N. Illinois St. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 439: modem furnished room, 55; employed people preferred. ONE furnished housekeeping room; funiace heat and bath. 159 N. East si. a—Light Ilousekeeping TWO largc. beautiful pront rooms for housekeeping. Also one sleeping room for 1 or 2 young mtn. House for rent on ThirttyFourth St. 219 E. Tenth St. Orde 7948. TWO unfurnished rooms. partly modern, stove heat. 902 Ashland Ave. Circle 56Iti. WELL furnished sleeping and light housekeepmg rooms at 359 W. Washington St. TWO "nfURNISHÉD ROOMS AT 709 FLETCHER AVE. | b—Board and Rooni9 £1 S. TT’XEDO. board and rooms. with garage. for mam d < ouple. Wife to help; square from K Wash. carline. Web. 5162 • 21 S. TUXEDO. just off Washington: lovely | furnished room With board and garage, couple: wife uuempluyed. Webster 5162. ALABAMA, sonili ot creek: Rice home tor WANTED—SmaII child to board: good home. Webster 6542. 19 RENTALS

a—Houses 33 S. BHERMAN DRIVE Five-room modern house with garage, in good conditimi. S3O a monili. Duiilop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market St. SIX rooms: good condition; electric liglits, gas. city water in kitehen; water bili paid. $35. 1101 North Beville Owuer at 1225 North Beville. Mam 0520. Ask for MR. McINTEER MODERN bungalow at 1819 Roosevelt st. Ilas 5 rooms. $35.00. FOWLER fii EATON. ! 301 City Trust. Main 6871. ! FIVE-ROOM house. $25: ttve-roora cottage: Greenfield, li d.. $lO. Cali Drexei 5119. | ED. KING. 1 SIX-ROOM cottage, gas city water and vistemi: S2O. 217 S. Pine. Drexei 4437. 1 1227 ROACHE. 6 rm. modern, garage. $lO. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO PARK ave. 921: half of modero doublé: eight rcoms; garage. Circle 2056. Ì'OUR-ROOM doublé: gas, electricity, city water. S2O. 5951 Rawle* ave. SIX-ROOM modera doublé. 4112 Park Ave. Cali Wash. 2906. ■ b—\part rnents 310 X. Deìaware St. Two rooms and bath. $32.50. State Savini's and Trust Co. Main 4518. ! " COLOR EIL ' 2069 Boulevard PI.. No. 1. 3 mi modern S4O. ; WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST Co. c—Business Placca DESIRABLE space including desk and phone. 34 Union Trust bldg. Main 0821. e—Houses. Flats Furnished ELEGANTLY furuished 4-room cottage; electricity. gas, well, cistern; no objectious one or two small children. Randolph ! 6340. : BROADWAY. 4164: half-modern, 5-roora doublé; neatiy furnished: garage. Wash 0975. 21 KEAL USIATE I OK SALE b—Houses , A Beai Bargain in a new, modem bungalow of exceptional merlt near College Ave. and FortyNtnth st., j thence 4 square east. Only $4.300. Easy I terms. Frank S. Clark & Co. ! Main 3377. 226 E. Ohio $3,750 Se' this dandy cottage; 6 room, fumare, gas, city water, electric lighte. In good re pair, newly painted: near College and 63c Street. Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors I 122 E. Market st. DANDY little tour room bungalow on W Michigan and Miley Ave.: vacant: largt I living-room. two Isdroom* with closeis. bath, : gas. electric light. coment front ponh: i price 53.250. small down payment. balanoe ■ Ukc rent, or would take lot worth thè n.oney ; as part. Cali JACK MORRISOX. REALTOR. J Main 0792. Harrison 0703, I STRICTI.V modern house. full basement, suuroom, three rooms down, three and bath up. east front lei vitti south exposure, , strteis paved: privt $6.1.50 plus Barrett assessmeol: terni $1.500 cash. $45 per monib. Bucateci northwest coir.tr Guilford and FortyNinth St. The Southern Lumber Co. “new doublé” Fmr rooms. front ami r* nr porche a sidr, cleytric lights. near ì>. Meridian St. ear line. Pri*e >3..~<>4), >SOO cash. “Live Wires.” T. H. JONES Ci CO., Ili l‘copie 6 Bank Bid*. Main 37ÒH. FOUR-ROOM bungalow on Cole St.. north oi National road, electric ligTitfi. veli at fitnk, full lot. 52.150, email oaeh i payment. balanoe like rent. Cali JACK MOR RI SON. REALTOR. Bank and Trust Company. , Main 079*L Harrison OTO.'L 5-IBKLM BUNGALOW - Five-room. 2-car garage, lot soxl6o, elecì triv light. furuave. bath. frolli and rear : porche. Price $4.000, $.400 cash. "Live Wirvs. T. R. JONES & CO.. 414 People a Bank Bidg. Mani 5758. SX\F ESSF.X & LUCAsVjTV A. Tf * A UAL j Propert.v in ali parta of thè city for saie. Cash or paymeuts. I SEVEN-ROOM doublé. E. Tweuty-Seoond st.. near College: leni $8.4 per month. price j $7.000. CAPITAL REALTY CO. j 204 Ranh bldg. Main 2874 | SEVEN-ROOM. semi-modem house south; *lectrie lights, cistern. celiar, bath. corner j lot. improved Street coment walks. 2 square from Fornitala Square ; $3,200. Cali ; Main 0186: eveping. Wash. 3545. KAST. near Washington St. and elioni, limoni house, garage, fine inmUtion: price $4.200: terni Cali Main <1771. MODERN fìve-room ne bungalow: West Ttiirty-First st.: ♦SOO cash, bai anco $33 per mouth CAPITAL REALTY CO -04 Rauh bldg. Main ’2874. S, RANDOLPH, 5-room cottage, good locaUuu; oniy $2.800; small payments. Main 6771. HOYT Ave., 6-room cottage, excellent conditloù; only $3,750; SSOO down. Mcvln 6771.

21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE g^^VV^WWV^VS/WWWWV\iV4^AAA^AA^ A Beautiful Home loeated in thè 1300 block on Jefferson ave. ; consisting of - long living room, dining room, kitehen, panty, front and rear porche down; 2 bedrooms and bath up; side drive garage: lot 45x250; basement under entire house; cash or terms; price $7,000. Cali owaer. House now vacant. MYRON H. KOHN. 305 MERCHANTS BANK. MAIN 6337. i ST. JOAN 0F AEG PARJSir Six rooms, sun parlor, breakfast nook, refrigerator room, furnace, coal bin, laundry tub and cistern water in basement, briek flreplace, pilastered mantel. either gas or fuel. hardwood floors up and down; buffet in dining .room. cabinets in kitehen, clothes chute. ctìat closet downstairs, three bedrooum with closets, linen closet in hall, complete bath with solid base tub: linoleum on kitehen and bath, best quality shades, non-tarnisliable doublé curtain rods. high-grade electric flxturea; plenty wall openlngs, doublé garage, front drive, paved alley; beautiful shrubbery with cement vases. This doublé will have to be seeu to be appreciated. In thè very beat location north. Prtced rlght for qutek sale. Terms. "Live Wires." T. R. JONES A CO. 414 People's Bank Bldg. Main 5758. SSOO Cash. Qr Vacant Lot Near Garfleld Park : new 5-room modern bungalow on east front lot. Brlck and cement front porch. Two-room basement. Lot 40x136.5. Balance lese than rent. Cali W. Washburn. with McCord & McKiuney, Realtors. 311 Lemcke Bldg. Circle 6220Evenings. Randolph 8731. FOÌTcolòred NEAR R2VERSIDE PARK A good 7-room cottage on W. TwentySlxth St.. lias electricity, gas. well and cistern. large lot with 3-ear garage on rear. House In excellent condition. Price $3,000, on terms. G. C. Welch. CITY TRUST CO. Circle 4022. Res.. Circle 3641. S4OO Cash West Thirty-Thlrd Street, near Clifton: new 5-room bungalow: electric lights. city water, gas. toilet in bathrom and plumbing ready for tub. Nice basement, cement porch on 'erraceli lot: S4OO va*li. balance $34 per month or vacant lot will be eonsidered a ftrst payment. Cali W. Washburn, with McCord & McKinney, Realtors. 311 Lemcke Bldg. Circle 5220. Eventnga. Randolph 8731. CAI n Slgns Hke the one at thè left vULU * * ppear on lltted ifóvrrt tA&t y Banker Truet bldg. *• MA In I*o|. _

Bargain SSOO C'asli 0n 5-room modern bungalow, east of Clifton on Twenty-Nlnth treet Newly painted and decoratevi: hardwood floor In llvmg and dining rooms. Balance s3li per mouth. Cali W. with McCord & McKinney, Realtors. 311 L#mcke Bldg. ‘ Circle 5220Evenlngg. Randolph 8731. FOR property east or south. cali OSBORNE. Drexol 6184. a—Lots WANT LIGHT COUPÉ FOR CLEAR TAVT ON E. THIRTY-EIGIITH ST . NEAR FAIRGRor.NI) ONLY $7.40. MAIN 1409. RESIDENCE, WASHINGTON 4175. e—Suburban $lO GIVL3 you possession ot an acre tract east: ideal home site: good land. COOPER & HADLKY 838 Hldg._ _ _ Irvtncton 0512. i —Sale* or Extlianue DOL'BLE. si ve years old: dear and modCm in vvvry way on north side; listevl for SBO per side and valued at $15,000. Want lo tradì ou apartment petween $25,000 and $30.000. Wtll deal only with private owner. Aiì'iress A No. *3795, Time. KE U. |>l Al i; WANTED Your Opporiunitv to Cash Out We will buy se. trai Sour to six room, senn-miHlcni honn-s rtgardles of their condltlon ìf prieed right Gtve full desvription to receive attenticn. Address A No. 2791. Times. " PROPERTY *BEI.!.S TTSELF FOII 100 PER CENT. VA LUE. IF 11A VDI.ED BY A BAI.ESMAN IT BRIN'GS MORE. LIST WITH ME AND GET THE MORE. Hairisou 1024. 23 I .VK.M I.A.NDS HO.MESEF.KtRS—Semi for Virginia farm !ist; tiest climats. Dept 0. Empori. Va. 23 MISCELLAXEOI S FOR SALE a—Household Cioods RUGS—LINOLEUMS Imported Japanese Gras Rag. 9x12. $7.50: Bxlo. *7.25. Hall runiur. 35c per yard. Gold seal congoleum rugs. 9x12. perfect goods: newest pattern. $13.76. Axminsters, velvet and wiltou* at lowest prioes in the city. Dorfman Rur Co. 207 W. Washington, .opposite Statehouse. ; "IF IT COVKRS A FLOOR. WE HAVE IT." b—Coal, Ice and Wood Genuine 4th vein Lurnp Coal, $7.50 Two tons for $14.50 Genuine 4tli vein or Illinois Egg Coal, $6.50 Two tous for $12.50 All Coal Forked. No Roeks or Dirt. ISLAND COAL CO. WE bster 0122. Good Coal Ts Our Success fresh mineil coal off thè car. KINDLINO WITH EACH TON. Illinois Egg. clean forked $6.50 Illinois Mine Run, 60% Lump...56.00 Indiana Egg, clean forked $6.50 Illinois block, large forked... .$7.25 Best Indiana or Linton lump, clean forked $7.25 Genuine Brazil block, large forked $9.00 Prompt delivery anyw bere in city. UNION ICE A COAL CO Drexei 3280. Stewart 2226. ILLINOIS LUMP. Special, $6.50 CRIDER COAL CO. DR exel 6898. Buy Coal Now Try 1 ton 111. 6-in. egg...56.50 Indiana forked lump $7.00 Illinois forked lump $7.25 Try one ton and if this coal doesn’t meet with your approvai, send tt back. MERIDIAN COAL CO. Lincoln 6237. Lincoln 6237. Cold Weather Special While 5 Cars Last. Indiana Shoveled Lump $6 2 Tons, $11.50 ' Commercial Fuel Co. MA in 0430. MA in 0431. CLEAN PORREI) ILLINOIS. 2 TO fl-INCII LUMP $6.25 ’NDIANA, LARGE LUMP $7.0(1 ILLINOIS EGG 6.00 TO $6.25 MINE RUN $6.00 ILLINOIS BLOCK $7.25 DREXEI. 9003. HEAVY CORD WOOD. WILL CUT IN LENGTHS TO SUIT YOUR STOVE, FURNACE OR FIREPLACE, MAIN 0142.

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25 MISCELLANEOL'S FOR SALE b—Coal, Ice and Wood BUY YOUR COAL at the Best Prices Try Olir Illinois Coal It ia one of thè best coals on the market ttjp'ay. We guarantee this coal not to clinker —and Our Guarantee Is Good Large 111. lump, forked $7.40 Large Ind. lump, forked $7.40 111. 2 to G in. lump. forked $6.60 Ind. 2to 6-in. lump, forked... .$6.60 Illinois Egg. forked $6.40 Indiana Egg, forked $6.40 111. shoveled lump $6.15 Ind. shoveled lump $6.15 111. mine run 2-3 lump $5.90 Ind. mine run, 2-3 lump $5.90 I’ROMIT DELIVERY ANY PLACE IN THE CITY. TOM SHROYER 430 Indiana CI relè 0598. CI relè 1435. CI relè 0597. SPECIAL 111. 2 to 6-in. lump, forked... .$6.75 111. Egg, clean forked $6.50 111. Egg, shoveled $6.25 111. mine run, 50% lump $6 00 High-grado Ind. Egg. clean forked $6.75 High-grade Ind. lump, clean forked $7.50 Best 111. block forked $7.50 High-grade riut and slack $5.00 Prompt Delivery Any Place in City. BETHEL COAL CO. DRexel 0250.

c—Ciotliing TROÙSERS $2.95, $3.95, $4.95. fO $5.95, $6.95 j|||| IR Match Your Coat and all ■ ■ Save the Difference 9 J % & Two STORES in One si The Paets Store Co. 48 West Ohio St., Near Illinois SHORT. B'*a! pili ih coAt; lilk linad: good ai new; rheap. Si/.c ;.8, Cali Irvliiffton 34 d—Musical Instruments NKW UPRIGHT PIANO; will sell on paymonts al *1.75 per week. Randolph 4221. MB MORGAN. VIOLINS, all bi/cb. completo outflt. $12.50 up. WACHSMAN, 628 8. Alabama. Drexei 5768. STECK square plano: good condition. 1021 S. Senato ave. Drexei 7401. e—Pet and Live Stock ONE HOLSTEIN MALE CALF. WEBSTER 2349. i—Miscellaneous Tarpaulins ITepare now for tho wiuter. Contractor, truck and wagon owners. taka notiee. We -have every size from 4 to 40 feet wido and 10 to 100 feet long. All mada of heav y O. D. ariny duck. Every cover in stock. No delay to bave cover# made up. Prieed lowor than elsewhere. See us befora buying. Also full lino of hardware, consisting of shovela, pielcs, forge anvils, vises, levels. trowels. rubber beltin?. 1,000 and 2.000-lb. capacity platform seales. M. L. Goldberg & Son _ 1302 W. Washington. INVALID CHAIRS—Good. strong rubber tired chaìr tor reni. $3.50 per month. Crutebes, 25e. Delivery free. BAKER BROS. STOVES. used but Si perfect condition; gas rango $lO and up: coal range 3, heaters, bas-burners. CHARLES KOEHRING. 882 Virginia ave. Drexei 0400. WHEN YOU THINK OF TVPEWRITERS THINK OF JUDD. 22 S. PENN, ST. 26 MISUKLLANEOUS WANTEI) GOOD, SOUND, DRY, YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT STOCK YARDS. WE WILL PAY 68 CENTS PER BUSHEL ON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.

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26 MISCELLAMOOLS WANTI.D BROKEN JEWELRY Such as old watch case, ring, ehains, i eyegla frames, gold teeth, crown and bridge, etc.. SI.OO per set fur old false teeth. Cash paid for partly fllled boolis of Thrift stampa. Short timo only. Open Motulay. Dee. 4. Room 118 Arcade; second floor. THRÉE~YÉAK Maltese eat sold Sunday about nuoti by small boy for 25<'. Pet of little ifirls. Reward to' return tu 355 N. Keystone. 2i BUSINESS ANNOI Nt EMEMS *WW^VWVWWS^VWWVSA I W\<WVWW>^ A Bath a Day is the Healthy Way E. M HAKDIN CO. Merchant plumber. 3220 E. Mich. Webster 3001. DETECTIVES QUIGLEY-HYLAND AGKNCY, INC. 404 National City Bank BUhr. Main 2902. Day or nuht. FBATHERS bought. sold and renorated: feather raattre:-e ami pillows mad. E • BUBKLE. 16 Ma* Main 1428. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TTTTTLEDGE. *3Ol Indiana ave VAULT CLEANING. Fcr quick nervi -e fall Rapili Vault and Sassi Cleanlng Co. Ilelmont 2607. PIANO bulidor and tuncr Repair all ìund Work guaranteed. NICHOLAS iiILDMAN, Belmout 0328-3. F. J. WILLIAMS, carpente! a■■toi . • mates furuuhed on short notke. Bel. 3079. HRATH’S Barber Shop: Union; wartn., comfortable bathroom'' 133 W. Market. 28 STORAGE VM> TRANBFERS Shauk Superior Service BEST FACUHTTEH FOR STORAGE TRANSFER. PACK INO AND SHIPPING. 'l'Z7 N. Now Jersey St. Mam SO2B. LI. 1138. :;u AUTOMOBILES I tili SALE b—Gasoline Monroe demonßtrators used two months greatly reduced in price. Reai Bargaina In the followla* used cars: Dodge Touring Gardner Touring Monroe Roadater Cole Touring Kelaey Sedan Monroe Touring Cash, Payments or Trad. MONROE USED CAR DEPT, 602 N. Capitol Ava. Ford Barbains c / A largD line all rnodela and styles 10*’2 with onc-rnan top. 1021-1920 with atartera ami (lemountable rima in aood condition. Will tako any mako car in inule. Srnail payment down. Bring your car or amali down payment and drive a *ood Ford away. No rea tape. Open Sundays and Eveniugs L. T. Alien, Auto Exchange 725 Virginia Ave. FORD BODIES PARTS New and used tourings and roadsters Headlightf, gas tanks. tire carriers, lioods, shells, radiators and windshields. Swisslielm & Parker 330 E. Market. Ford Sedali 1920 model, eompletely niuippeii, paint, tire and upholsterlng good. Runs like new. S3OO. Terms. Monroe Motor Coi*]). 130 K. New York. Mani 3871, DODGE BROS., usivi cars. All model at cheap prices C.H.Wallersch CompanY Dodsc Erothcrs MotorVemctes _ 833 N. Meridian FORI) touring:. 1021; cord tir*; newly painted; runs and looks liko new: prico is rlgdit. SWISSHELM & PARKER 330 E. Market. CVole 4740. OAKLAND Six touring, new tires: fine shape: $165. ‘ Ternib. OAKLEY GARAGE. light ~ "six ""touring wtth teeter MOTOR. CASH OR TKADK. PREFER DIAMONDS. Wll AT HAVE YOU. PRICE $495. MAIN 1409 RES- WASH. 417.4. F( TU) truck. 1921, new pneumatic tirei* fine shape. Terms. OAKLEY GARAGE. 1661-65 S. Meridian. MAXWELL touring, new top, new paini, new tire, meehanieally Al. $125. Better 1 urry. Open evenìnge- 220 S. Pennsylvania. Main 1705. DODGE truck, panel body,' excellent conditiou. Terms. OAKLEY GARAGE. 1661-65 S. Meridian. WANT DIAMONDS FOR LIGHT SIX TOURING CAR, IN GOOD ORDER; PRICE $495. MAIN 1409, REB„ WVÀSH. OAKT.AND EIGHT, fine running condition: bargain for quick sale. LINCOLN GARAGE. 38 Kentucky Ave. FORD touring, runs good. look good; SBS. OAKLEY GARAGE. 1661-63 S. Meridian. FORD roadster. llko new. starter, $275; payment. ALLEN. 725 Virginia ave. FORD. 1017 touring: .kóO dowm~WlDE9 & MILLER. 644 E. Wash. Main 3493. GRANT SIX, coupé: $75 aown; wire wheels and new tire. 518 N. Canlt.nl FORD touring, $45 down: fine shape. 518 N. Capitol Open evenlngg. FORD touring, good shape. $35 down. 318 N. Capitol. Open rrenlng.

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—Gasoline FORDS Sold On Paymeuts to Suit You 1921 Sedan, in best of condition.s3Bs 1921 Coupé, looks and runs good, has lock wheel and spare tire.s3B3 1920 Touring, starter and demountables, lock wheel $250 1920 Coupé ....S3OO 1917 Touring, fine condition... .SIOO 1916 Touring $ 50 1914 Touring \.s 35 Red Arrow Open Saturday Evening and Sunday a. m. 945-47 Southeastem Ave. Harold Hancock, Mgr. > STewart 2707 FORD TOURINgT $65. ALLEN. 725 Virginia Ave. 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED Autos Wanted Cash for any ear See us. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 618 N. Capitol. Main 2638. ÀUTÒS WANTED. ’ LATE MODELS. 212 E. New York St. Main 4446. AUTOS WANTED. WE PAY CASH. I. WOLF AUTO CO 619 N. Illinois. __ Main 157 CL WANTED —-Ford truck or touring car in exehange for equity in fiv-e-room cottage: south side. Drexei 1124. ring 3. ~AI TOS WANTÈIL WE PAY MORE. 235 N. PENN. AUTO SUTPLIES. REPAIRS Good Used Tires^ All Sizes. Take Your Pick, $2.00 Each. ROGEKS. 3115 W. Wash. Belmont 4300. TIRE SALE No used tire over $3. If any of these used tires prove unsatisfactory within 90 da>, return with reteipt and get another for half price. No mali orders. ROY'S TUIE STORE. 215 Indiana Ave. Open evening and Sunday. Auto AYashing Our Special ty DAY AND NIGHT I4ERVICE. 332 W. Maryland Circle 0653. AUTO WASH INO Our spedalty. 334 N Illinois. S A. S Auto Lauridry Auto Storage $8 per Month HEATEO GARAGE $8 PER MONTH. 332 W Maryland. Circle 0653. 35 FINANCIAL When You Xeed Money We Have An Unlimited Capital which we are enablt! to loan to thè boiTowmg publlc ut Indianapolis. $lO to S3OO Loans Lo ani mode on fumi ture, Victrolas, I>ianoß. live ito*ik, eto.. and rrtnember our • Easy Payment Pian Rate* and Methods: % 20; total oost 4 months, $ L. 75 $ 40; total rost 4 muntlis, .*1.50 * 00; total *o*t 4 months. S 5.25 s 75; total cosi months. ? 0.5*3 JS 00, total ost 4 nionthfc. ? 7 B.S fl50; total rosi 4 months. $13.13 $250; total *ost 4 months. $21.88 Our onstantly inoreasmg business mak**s it possible to offer you terms >f repayment so satisfactory that you ohu noi afTord to be witliout money (or any logdtunate purpose. Telephone applications receive prompt attentimi. Main 2983. American Loan Co. 347 Bankers Trust bldg. Third floor. Corner Pennsylvania and Ohio sts. Licensed and bouded company 36 | .\SIKAN<E

WK MAKE and gfve eecond mortgugee oa iraproved (arma and Indianapolis reai fatato. AETNA MORTO AG E * INVESTMENT CO. 508 l'Tdelity Trust Bldg. RKAL ESTATE and tnsuranee TEXEDO STATE BANK. 4304 E Non York. Irrington 2503. 37 MONKY TP I.OAN Goinnt Vomir Money Winter is conni)?, you tnay be short. Tf So, We Will Loan You Money on Your Fumiture, piano. Victrola or flxtures. You oan buy oheaper when you bave thè cash. Samplo rate: $45.00 Total Cost $3.15 (or three months. Other amounts at rame rate tip to S3OO Cali, write or phone Commonwealth Loan Co. 305 Odd Fellow bldg.. Cor. Pennsylvania and Washington sts. Suecosaor to State Loan Co. Phone Main 4619. LOANS “ on fumiture. pianos. autos. "liveetock. farai implements and other collateral. 141 ’i B. Washington St. CAPITOL LOAN CO. Main 0585 Auto Lincoln 7184 MONBV fumished on realty mortgages and contrada. FRANK K. SAWYER. Meridiali Lise BUlg., 307 N. Pennsylvania St. Riley 1426. FIRST and seeond mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis rea! estate. Il B. WILSON. 1101 National City Bank Bldg. Lincoln 6104. MONEY to loan on seeond mortgages L. B. MILLER, 127 N. Delaware St. Main 5762. 328 E. Wabash St. 89 LEO AL NOTICES ’ <S/VVVVVN/VVVeeVVN/ u^/^fw<VN*N/V^VW'fWWS^ LEGAI, SALE. Notice is hereby glven pursuant to thè statuto that thè undersigned conducting a publlc Storage will on Thursday. Dee. 28. 1922. sell for acorued eharges thè household and other goods held in Storage for one year with eharges unpaid belonglng to thè followtng named persone: William Besa, 89016-, •lesse Brown, 88955: Mrs. James Carter, 88869 : J. 11. Druley. B1>000; Grace Easley, 88023 ; Marion Gaddts, 8886: Mrs. Charles Grider, B 8813: Ruth Joj. 87759: J. B. Keppla. 88921 : Mrs. F. W. Killen, 82421; Emma Lockwood, 89026: Mrs. L. V. Lynch, B 9020; J. L. I-oney, B 8805: Grace Mcllenry, B 8843: J. A. Munson or Muratoti, 88273: Mrs. Flora Newgent, 88643: Henry Patterson, B 9060: Ruth Paah. B 8838: Max Spencer, B 8801: Mrs. Charles Staples, B 8619: F. J.* Selzer, 88437; Laura Mae Williams. 89069; Emory Wallace, 88935; Joseph Weakley, 88707, Stella Jones. 88930. SHANK BURNITURE AND STORAGE CO. 227 N. New Jersey St. NOTICEOF APPOINTMENT. ' Notice is hereby given, that thè undersigned has duly quallfied as adminigtrator ot estate of Hc-noe I. Orme, Sr., deoeased, late ot Marion County, Indiana. S&ìd estate ia supposed to be aolvenL wrEhUR A. ROYSE. 240. 20038.

MAJOR COAL MINE DISASTERS THIS YEAR Killed Jan. 30, Pinesville, Ky 6 Feb. 2, Belle Ellen, Ala 9 Feb. 2, Brownsville, Pa 25 Feb. 7, Pinson Fork, Ky.... 9 March 20, Dilltown, Pa 5 March 24, Sopris, Colo 17 May 25, Acmar, A1a..,.. 11 Sept. 23, Gien Rogers, W. Va, 6 Qct. 20, Curlan, Okla 8 Nov. 3, Cerrlllos, N. M 7 Nov. 6, Spangler, Pa........74 Nov. 22, Birmingham, A1a...87

muli DUE TO NEGLIGENCE Director of Bureau Says Majority of Fatalities Preventable. By Timr/t Special WASHINGTON, Dee. 4.—AppaJling losses of lise these days in American coal mines are due, according to Director H. Foster Bain of the Bureau of Mines, to “neglect of precautions.” Some 320 miners were killed in November alone, several tlmes that number injured. Of the fatalities, 171 met death in three “major disasters” —77 in the Reilly mine at Spangler, Pa.; 87 in the Dolomite mine near Birmingham, Ala., and 7 at Cerrlllos, N. M. The enforcement of mine safety legislation is in the hands of the various States. The Federai Government has nc police powers in the matter. It can only advise and assist the States. But from now on the Federai authorities will fight negligence with pitlless publicity, negligence of State mining cfficlaJs, as well as of operators and miners. In 1921 there were 1,973 mine deaths and in 1920, 2,271. There have been approxlmately 1,850 so far this year. This represents a big increase, considering that for almost half of this year during the big strike 600,000 miners never entered mine. Practically all of twelve “major” disasters (where Ave or more men are killed) this year have been caused by thè explosion of coal dust. These explosions are the result of neglect, says Bain. "Investigations carried on the Bureau of Mines for more than ten years have demonstrated beyond question of cloubt that spreading of explosions hy coal dust Can be prevented,” Bain saìd. "Responsibility for this rests upon the mine managements.”

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR LATE SOLON AT CHICAGO Botli Houses of Congress Send Dele-a----tions With Body of James R. Mann. By l'nitrd Presi CHICAGO. Dee. 4.— Funeral Services for Representative James R. Mann of Illinois, who died in Washington Thursday, were to be held at thè Hyde Park Presbyterian Church here at 2 o'dock this aftemoon. The body was accompanied from Washington by Mrs. Mann and delegations from both Houses of Congress. BIRTH9 Boy Martin and badie Barrett, 1705 Park. Ralph and Osceo! Fieu. 1223 N. Moun*. McClam and Katherine Williams. 406 Minerva. Charles and May Williams, 226 Lincoln. Harold and Delia Lohman, 9351, W. Vermont. Harry and Ursula Bryan, 1048 E. Market. Richard and Emma Arnold. 787 Indiana. Theodore and Lelia Suher, 852 E. Wyoming. Girl Frnct and May Moore. 428 E. Merrill. Tom and Helen Locati. 917 S Missouri Henry and Alrena Neai. 2727 N. Dearboi n. Frank tnd Catherine Baker. 1229 N. Gale. James and Clara Boyle, 244 S. Arsenal. Edward and Betty Doench, 6 W. Bay. Louis and Ida Greeuberg. St Vincent Hospital. Charles and Florence Meiselike, St- Vincent Hospital. George and Mayme Dorsett, Methodist Hospital. Francis and Vera Linebaok. 534 Patterson. James and Maggio Boston, city hospital. Kelly and Clara Bennett, 429 Kauffmann. Ervln and Edna Ruegemer, 45 N. Keystone. Felix ard Alta Babbett. 14C1H W. Twen-ty-Sevrnth. DEATHS Jolianna lane. 62. 814 N. Pine, acute cardine dilatation. Hirry Edgar Cross, 2 months. 322 Downey, acute gastro enteriti. Helen M. Kahlcr. 54, 1117 Arsenal, broneho pneumonia. William Joyner, 49. city hospital, carcinoma. Mary Elizabeth Veach, 58, city hospital, diabetic gang Tene. Grace Hartman, 29. 234 E. Wyoming, acute nephritis. Anna Samlers, 52, 528 E. North. cerebral apoplexy. Emma Shoemaker. 53. 2842 Illinois, toxemie roitre. William H. Stelily. 69, Roberts Annex, cerebral liemorrb agc Thomas J. McHugh, 67, 1009 Harrison, cerebral hemorrhage. Ruby Loveless. 19, Methodist Hospital, acute appendicit)#Stuart Lane Brown, 3 days, 1426 E. Tenth. premature birth. Urban L. Armstrong. 38. St. Vincent Hospital. cerebral hemorrhage. Grover C. Neal. 35, 1418 E. Kelly, pulmonary tuberculosis. Samuel F. Stoeker. 75. 1469 N. Alabama, acute dilatation of heart Ransom Plunkett, 72. 401 S. Harding, chronte myocarditìs. Mary Eagland Goetcheus, 68, 2538 College, cerebral hemorrhage. Oscar K. Ramier, 72, Methodist Hospital, acute cardiac dilatation. • George Brillhart, 76. 2636 E. Tenth. ehronic myocaraitis. Rate Davis, 50, Dcaconess Hospital, carcinoma. Ring and Watch Gotte A burglai* ransacked the home of Rue Wainscott, 404 S. Tempie Ave., early last night. A gold watch and ring are mlssing.

Rat Has Good Time; Rat-Hunters Do Not

A* a rat cateher Edward W. Clark, 37 W. Thirtieth St., publisher of The Spectator, a north side reighborhood paper, is a good newspa per man. Clark was limping around on a cane today. He does not carry the cane to kill rats with. but to help him walk. Clark on Saturday night accepted an invitatiou of the proprietor of a Central Ave. grocery store to go rat-hunting. Tlie grocery man, the olerks and the newspaper man all joined in thè hunt in the basement òf the store late Saturday

DEC. 4, 1922

RESULTOFTRIAL RELIEVESTENSION Banishment of Prince Andrew Considered Diplomatic Vietory for Britain. By United .Veics LONDON, Dee. 4.—Sparing of thd lise of Prince of Greece by thè court-martial sitting in Athens has relieved the tension between the British and Hellenic governmgnts. In a way, the decislon to banlsli tha brother of former King Constantlna inetead of putting him to death, aa were the Ave former cabinet ministers, is eonsidered a diplomatic victory for Great Britain. Although relations were broken off, Britain protested strongly to tha Greek government, which, according to the view here, must have brought pressure to bear on the miltary tribùnal, resulting in leniency for Andrew. It was said that the British government avoided a complete rupture of relations in the desire not to hampor the work of former Premier Ventzeloa at the Lausanne conferenca, where the presence of the Greeks is considered essential to peace in the Near East. Actually, Britain never granted full recognition to King Constantine or thè revolutionary tribunal which placed King George on the throne.

HARDING SLASHES U. S. BUDGET 600 MILLION (Continued From Page One) ing camps, as against 27,000 during this fiscal year, and will enable tha militia bureau to increase the strength of the National Guard from 160,000 officers and men—the strength of June 30, 1922—t0 215,000 officers and men. “For air Service, the amount recommended is $12,871,500 which is $23,500 lesa than the 1923 appropriation, and will permit. this Service to operate efficiency in accordante with existing policy. For the United States militari' academy at AVest Point $2.066,428 is recommended, an increase of $6,779 over 1923. Navy of 86,000 Men “The amount recommended for the Navy will provide for the present enlisted personnel of 86,000 men; will .maintain all present ships in comniission. “The amount provided in the budget for militari’ pensions and allowances includes $253,000,000 for pensions, $434,584,050 World war allowances and $20,389,289 for retirement pay. “The amount recommended for civil functions total $953,599,096. Under this generai function $14,587,167 is I aìlowed for foreign relations and pro- | tection of American interests abroad; ! $18,553,686 for generai law enforceinent; $7,199,000 for the control of cui*rency and banking; $12,584,305 for the Administration on Indian affairs; 517.582.01 S for the Administration of public domain: $11,391,909 for thè promotion and regulation of commerce and industry: $50.411,500 for thè shlpping board and emergency fleet corporation: $4,451.900 for the protection and regulation of land transportation; $590,171,942 for the postai Service and land telegraph and telegraphic communication, which includes $590.166.192 for the postai Service; $24.576.799 for the promotion and regulation of agriculture; $1,244,090 for the promotion and regulation of fìsheries; $4,718,030 for the prò motion of labor interests; $3,871,210 for immigration and naturalization; $15,877,339 for promotion of public health: $10,151,060 for promotion of public educatimi; $10,619,456 for Science and research. Public Works Fumi “The public Works, under civil functions, $96,197.030 is carried. which in cludes $41,764,550 for rivers and harbors proper and items of similar character, $31,430,000 for roads, $6,559,105 for Panama Calan, $4,750,000 for reclamation Service. $2,200,000 foi* railroads in Alaska, $5.728.950 for hospitai construction ajid facilìties for war patients and $3,345,425 for other public improvements and Government plant additions. "Under non-functional appropri ations is carried a total of $1,355,720.602. which includes $36,187,059 for refnuds, losses, contingencies and miscellaneous; $345.097.000 for public df-bt retirements payable from ordfnary receipts, $950.000,000 for interest on the public debt and $24,436.543 for disbursement of trust funds. 1 “Aster deducting these items tnere is left. as has been shown. approxi mately only one billion dollars, out of which these normal operating expenses of the Government must be paid. It is against this group of expendi tures that the retrenchment policy of thè Government has been directed.'’ FI RE CAUSES $26.000 DAMAGE AT WESTPHALIA Elevator Is destroyed by BLazc of Unknown Origin. By United Press SANBORN, Ind., Dee. 4.—Fire. th origin of which was unknown, today destroyed a grain elevajor. at West - phalia, three miles west of here, a.t a loss of $25,000. The elev-ator was ovvned by P. E. Easton. The loss was only covered by $7,500 Insurance.

night. Clark was stationed to watch a rat hole. He was given a large club and told to hit the rat if it Carne out of the hole. Suddenly the rat appeared. Tlien the clerks an-d the proprietor of the grocery joined Clark in hltting at the rat. However. the rat was a wonderful dodger and Clark was a poor dodger. Some of the wild swings intended for the rat hit Clark. One club landed on bis leg and another on his toe. During the excitement caused bv* Clark’s howls of pain the rat disappeared into another unguarded rat hole.