Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 194, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1922 — Page 9

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inn GOBEHHHS Face Sentences as Christmas Prospect Aster Hearings. Nino young men faced prison, penai faina or jansentences as their Christmas prospect today. They sentenced by Jurìge James A. Collins in Criminal Court on pleas of guilty as follows: Roosevelt Greer, 19, two io fourteen years in thè- reformatory for grand arceny: John Brooks, 22, eolored, sl> 0 and costs and one to fourteen years in thè reformatory for grand larcenv; Joe Davis, coiored, for receiving stolen got-ls, tfi ree months on thè Indiana Stato Farm: James L. Brown, 2S, for grand larcenv, one to fourteen years in thè reformatory; George White, 21, for unlawful pos se.ssion of an automobile, returncd to reformatory a parole violator: Harry Turner, four months ,-it thè Indiana State Farm, for unlawful possessiori of an automobile Harry \Y. Nachand, SSO and costs and one day in jail, for rereiving r tel<e goeds; Raymond Dickerson, 21, for grand lareeny. Dite to fourteen years in thè reformatory, and Cornelius Johnson, 21, for grand lareeny, ?JOO and eo.sts and one to fourteen years in thè reformatory. FREEDOM IS BEFORE IRELAfiD —LLOYD GEORGE (Continned From Page One) ever loti Ireland, ouiet to thè point of gentleness, almost to thè point of appearing saturnine. A man of laconic utterance, he answered in nono syllables where ntost men would ha ve considered an oratorieal dehverance to be demanded by t'ne dignity of thè oecasion. But we sound In our few weeles' -acquaintance that bis yea was yea and his nay miant nay. He led thè Irish depjitation. He was asked whether he would sign. In his abrupt stancato manner he i%plied: ‘ Speaking on my own behalf I rnean to sign.” By his side sat a handsome young Irishmnn. He was Irish through and through, in everv respect a contrast to h' p taeiturn neighbor. Vivacious, buoyant, highly strung, gay, impulsive, but passing readily from gaiety to grimness and back to gaiety, full of faseination and cliarm —but also of j dangerous sire. That was Michael Col- • lins, one of thè mest courageous lead- \ ers ever produced by a vali xnt race. Nevertheless he hesitated painfully tthen thè quiet little figure on his left had taken his resolve. Both saw thè shadow of doom clouding over that fateful paper—their own doom. They knew that thè per. whlch affixed their signature at thè sanie timo àigned their death warrant. The little man saw beyond his mvt fall Ireland rising out of her troubles a free nation and that sufficed for him. Speetre of Death Michael Collins was not appalled by j thè speetre of death, but he had thè I Irishman’s fear of encountering that charce which comes so readily to thè ìlps of thè oppresseti—that of having succumbed to alien wile and beirayed ■ their country. Patriots who checrfullj face thè tyr.mt’s steel loc<> their nerve hefore that tlread acet’-atinn. It was thè lirst tinte Micino . Collins ever shotved icar. It was also thè las( time. I knew thè reason why Ite halted. aithougn he never uttered a word which revealed his mind, and I addressed my appeal to an effort to j demonstrate how thè treaty gave Ire- j land more tlian Daniel O’Connell and | Pamell had ever hoped for and that j h!s countrymen would be ever grateful to him not only for thè courage which won such an offer, but for thè wisdom which accepted it. He asked for a few hours to considr, promising a reply by 9 o’clock. Xinc passed, but thè Irish leaders dìd rot return. Ten. Eleven and they were not yet back. We had doubts as to whether we shouid see them a gai n. Then carne a message from thè secretary of thè Irish delegation that they were on their way to Downlng 6t When they marched in !t was clear from their faces that they had come to a great decision aster a prolonged struggle. But there were stili difficultles to overcome—they were, however, difflculties not of principie hut of detail. These were discusseti in a business way and soon aster 1 o’clock in thè morning thè treaty was romplcted. No Cletv to Passions Outside in thè lobby sat thè man v ho had used all thè resources of an ingenious and well trained mind, b.icked by a tenacious wi!l, to w--eck every endeavorto reaeh an agreement —.VIr. Erskine Chiiders. A man whose slight tigui-e, whose kindly. reflned and intellectual countenance, wnose cairn and courteous demeanor ofTered no clew to thè Aeree passiona which raged inside his breast. At every cruciai point in thè negotiations he piaved a sinister pari. He was clearly llr. De Va!era’3, emissary and faithfully did he fulfi.il thè trust reposed in him by thajt visionar>-, Every draft that emanated from his pen—and all thè fìrst drafts were written by him —challenged every fundamental position to which thè British delegate were irrevocably conimitted. He was one of those men who by temperament are lncapable of com- | promise. Brave and resolute he un- ! doubtedly was but unhappily for him- ! self he was also rigid and fanatical. When we walked out of thè room j where we had sat for hours together | wom wlth tense and anxious labor, j but all happy that our great task of j reconciliatlon had boeh achieved, we 1 met Mr. Erskine Cliilders outside, sul- j len with disappointment and com- ' pressed wrath at what he conceived to be thè surrender of thè principles ; he had fought for. I never saw him j aster that morning. Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith j I met repeatedly aster thè signature of thè treaty, to discuss thè many obstacles that surged up in thè way of it execution, and acquired for both a great affection. Poor Collins was shot by one of his country-men on a bleak Irish roadside. Worn Out by Anxiety Arthur Griffith died worn out by ! anxiety and toil in thè cause which i he had done so to carrv to thè summit of victory. Erskine Chiiders was shot down for rebeliion against liberties he had helped to win. Truly thè pathos Irish

freedom right to thè goal is paved with tragedy. But thè blood-stained wilderness is almost throueth ; 111 e ver i dant plains of freedom are stretched before thè eyes of this tortured nation. Ireland will soon honor thè name of Green Isle, and I am 1 proud to bave had a hand in erecting thè pillar which will formark thè boundary between ; thè squalor of thè past and thè hope of thè future.. EXECUTIVE STAFF GIVES WATCH TO MESSENGER Coiored Mail Who Serves Governor Receives Token. “May this token serve you just as faithfully as you have served us,” were thè words of Governor McCray today in prpsenting to Louis Liggins, coiored messenger, a gold watch and Chain prescnted by thè members of tho executive office staff. Louis, as he is knowu to innumerable Statehouse caliere, h;us served both Governor Goodrich and Governor McCray. The gift was presccnted by thè Governor on behalf of liimself, his secreta ry, Miss Ada Bush, and Misses Jeanette Harris and Bertiia M. Thompson, attaches. TWO GIRLS MISSING Locai polivo today were asked to scardi for Berly Hovus, 15, and Margaret Suttet, 15, both of Martinsville, by William H. Collins, 49 W. Harris St., Martinsvdlie, stepfather of Miss Hovus. ile said they left Dee. 22. ( HI K( H NOTICF®. MB ©F MISTMMTIST Lesson —Sermon “Clhrìst Jesus” FIRST CHURCH—Meridian at "Otti St. ” SECOND CHURCF—Delaware at 12th St. THrRD CHURCH—33SO Washington Blvd. FOURTH CHURCH—Masonic Tempie, Irv ington. Sunday Services First. Second and Thtr.l churches at 11 a m. and 8 p. m. Fourth Cliuroh at 11 a m. only. Testimonial Meeting. Wednesday evening at 8 u'clr* . Free Reading llnoras SUI Occidental Bldg.. Washington at II! St. 1258 Consolidated Ridi? HI. N. Pcim. St ) 205 E. Thlrty-Fourth St The Public ls oordiaTly in. ited to attenti these Services and tu % isil thè readni-,' room. Cadile Tabsraacle Ohio at New Jersey Evangeli ist MAJOR EARL F, HDTES Special! Clhirlstmas Sermoni 2:30 P. M. ’ Evening Service 7:45 P. M. , MUSEC Gypsy Smith Chotr 1,200 Voicea T-wenty-mlnuto ortfan recita! by - Mr*. tViiliam Duthlo before caeh Bervice. Other Bpect&l numbers. JOE OVERMYER, Director of Music EVEBTBODT Wra,COME. wmi Rev. James D. Stanley Morning; snbjeet: “Tihe Woriìd’s Psace” 'k3,rr~ : * i FIRST SPIRITUAI.IST CIICRCH 008 X. Liberty St., betveui Massachusetts Ave. and North St. Sunday serviec at 7 :-15 p. m. Lectnre by Mr. B. F. Uaviten. Meesae by Rev. Lydia Cranc and thè pastor. Message Services Wednesday at 2:30 and 7:45 p. ni. Pari of thè time will be dovoted to lioaltng. Conjp bring your friend. All are welcome. f Tlio Second Spiritila lisi Church 230 K. Ohio St. Castle Hall Bldtr. REV. ANNA THRONDSEN. Pastor There will be a brief talk on “Spiritualism a Religion.” Tbatemainder of thè evening will he to thè gtving of messages. The Rev. Throndsen and Dan H. Smith will be thè message bearers for thè evening. ; Song Services from 7:30 to 7:45 p. ra. Part of thè time devoted to healing thè sick. Mid-week Services are held every Wednesday, 7:45 p. m., at 1633 College Ave. Bring your ; friends. Everybody welcome. We will have a watch party at thè church New Year's Ève. Refresliments will j be served. The public invited. Progressive Spiritualist - Church ~ Capito! and North streets. Redmen * hall. Rev. H. W. B. Myrick will spenk. Subject: "Was Christ Perfect?” Mrs. Bessie Woodorth will deliver messages to .vou from those who have passed to higher lue. Mrs. Audra Hodson will furnish thè regular music and solo and Miss Yoland Vyce and Miss Castle will givo thè extra intertainment in song and music. Sunday sorviees begin at 7:45 p. m. Ladies' Aid incets every Tuesday aftemoon at 2 o clock. Rev. Myrick. Mrs. Woodworth and other coworkers will be present. You may write your questiona to your pirlt si tenda at home and drop them in thè box at thè door. Come, teu axe welcome. Unity Practical Christiauity Meeting Sunday 3 p. m. Healing meeting Wednesday 8 p. m. Study class Tuesday and Thursday 3 p. m. Prosperlty Fellowihlp, first Monday out of each month, at 8 p. m. All free. All welcome. 725 N. Belaware St.. Apt. No. i. Circi 5525. V

CHURCH NOTI CES, THE SPIRITUAL CHURCH OF THE SOUL. Services Styiday evening, 7:30, at my home. 913 Indiana Ave. Services conUucted by Bev. Omar H. Mendenhall. 1 DEATH NOTICES REAGAN, MRS. HARRIET (noe Pierson) — Passed away Dee. 22, at 9:50 a. m , at thè home of her daughter, 3814 Ruekle et Fu nera! notico later. ROSENZWEIG, ADOLPH—Beloved husband of Sarah Rosenzweig and father ot Edward, Harry. Frank. Esther, Arthur. Amia i and Sam Rosenzweig. died at thè residence. :;041 l’ark ave.. Dee. 31, age 51 years. Fui aerai Services will be held al thè residence i Sunaay, Dei:. 24. 3 p. m. Burini Jewish j eemetery. Friends invited. Ple;ise omit flowers. # SHELBY. GEORGE W.—A se CO. husband of I Angustila Shelby and father of Matilda, | Julius and Norris Shelby. passed away Dee. 21. Funerai Services Tuesday. l)e<-. 2tì. JO a. in., from thè residence, 2828 N. Capitol ave. Burla! Crown Udì. Private. / LANE, MARGARET tiiee Miller) —Beloved [ wife of William Lane, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Basii Miller, died Friday, Dee. 22, ;ige 23 years. Funerai irom thè home of Mr. Miller, 949 Lexington ave. Timo of finterai given later. MORGAN. LOUIS B. —Beloved husband ol Rotta B. Morgan and brother of Joseph R slorcan, at his home, H’jS N. New Jersey. Krida.v. Dee. 22, ! a. ni. Funerai Saturdav. Do-, 33. 7 :-70 p ni., at thè homo. Friend* Invitisi Also short serve-e at Cento ville Christian Church Sunday, 1:30 p. in. Richmond (Ind.) papera please copy. .2 CARI) 0F rilANivS CARD OF THANKS—WALSH—We wisl, to thank our neK-hbnm, friends and relatives for tlieir ;c:ts of kindness in thè deatii of our beloved son. William K Walsh. F.s| cially do we thank thè Hr-v Storie, pastor Edwin Ray Church: the undertaker, .) < Wilson, and those who ■ outnbuted to thè beautiful fiorai offeritigs. FATHEII, MOTHER AND FAMILY. 3 IN MEMORI AM IN MEMORIA M—BON ESTEEL, WILLIAM* C, who loft us si ve y, ara ago today. Gene but uot forgotten. WIFE ANI) CHILriiEN. 5 FCNERAL DIRECTORS W. T. Blasengym Independcnt Undertaker. l*rompt ambulance cali* "The proof of a servine ts tho Service lt j render*." 1702 X. Illinois St Randolph 0870. 1025 Shelby St._ Drezri 2570 FLAN NER & BUCHANAN 320 North TUinol* t. Funerai director* to tho peonie of Indlanapo ts silice 1887. Phones —Maio tm4L-0H42. LI. 2041 INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY Parlor* 1222 Union St. Johnson òi Montgomery 1032 Central Ave. Main 1430. SSiiiHLEi Ì3KOB. ’ CO. Mani office D4d N. Illinois St Circi c Main 1841. George Grinsteiner Funerai Director. 622 E. Market. Main osoß. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 N. Dllnota WM. E KRIÉGER. Mala 1! K-s Ih - .. . Ben 1 tarla 332-L. GADD— HEUI 8 GADD. 2130 Proap'-ct St Pilone* Droei 0422. Stewart 2278 CNDHIff AH EI!S——HISEY A 1 ITI; 8. Psl Noi th Dri L 65*14. M. 3380. SPECIAL. NOTICES ONE MORE WEEK Por tho freo exhibit at 138 N Dolawara *trcit of wonderful Bible chronnh>gy ciiari*. Everybody shouid *e them Nolhlng like them ever *een in Indianapolis No ooller tions. No tlnanciai begglng. Daily aftor !) a m. Cathollo. Jews i’rotostanta and unbeliovers welcome. Indeiieudent and scien Uhc d -monstratum oi human aritlquity with a forc ast oi <ho near future by B it'.er ; J.-i' k. tlie Iìlf,.e chronologist an<t-ovangelica! j prophet. (First Cor., xiv and xv.) 9 PERSONAES FAIRMOUNT Maternity Hospital for conflaement. May work for part of expense Rabie* for adoption Write for booklet. Mrs T. B. Long. 4911 E. Twenty-Seventh 8t Kansaa City. Mo. 10 LOST AND CO UNI) LOST—Bnnch of key*: ftnder rctttrn to Wallace Lee. Indianapolis Light and Hcat. Ll' . oln 2371. I.OST—Santa Claus sutt. Cali liroxol 0430. or Irvington 3552. and rcceive reward. sriTCASE !o*t. near Mcridian ned Georgia Bt Cali Waih. 2628 Rewsrd. 15 HELP WANTED— MALE Wanted By M., K. T. Ry. Machinists Boilermakers Blacksmiths FTee Transportation Apply to Master Mechanic, Parsons, Kas. Deuison, Texas. Room 8-15 Railway Exchange, St. Louis, Mo., or Room 215, Traction Terminal Bldg. Wanted—lioys Stxteen years old or under, to carry Times routes in centrai part of city. Ro ’es between North and South and East a m West ! Sis. Sec Mr. Moorehead, any afterrcon. between 2 and 5. Teams and trucks wanted to haul coal at 1405 YV\ Ray St. Teams and trucks wanted! to haul eoa! at 430 Indiana Ave. T WANTED Times carriera between the age# of 10 and 12 years in North Indianapolis. Good chance for live-wire boy* to tnake money and advance. See Mr. Graetie. rear 2941 CUlton Street. Times wtation. aster 2:30 p m. WANTED —Men to unload coal at 1405 W. Ray St. WANTED—Men to unload coal at 430 Indiana Ave. ! EXPKRIENCFD, ali-round riggers; only first class mea necd apply. W. S. FRYE TRANSFER CO.. 27 S. Alabama'St. MEN to iearn vulcantztng irade; a fine paying bUßiness to get Into. ANDERSON STF.AM VUI.CANIZKU CO. I.ARGE PROFITS from mmII expendtture foliow Remi listata tóvertigtng in “Waut Ad columoi of tlia Times 13 INSTRUCTIONB a—Business College MEN to learn barber traile. TRI-CITY BARBER S COLLEGE. 309 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind. Clrcle 0757. 14 SALESMEN WANTED , * I ^VWWWSe/WWS*WWWVW^^W^V THE Novelty Advertißing Company, Coshocton, Ohio, has southern Indiana terrltory for an experienced ealeeman. Season just opcning. New lino ready. Sells thè yoar through. Liberal eomniißsions paid every two weeks. Big money mado in seliing America * niost complete line of advertising specialUcs, isgns, leather goods. cloth goods, commerciai and art caleudars, yard stick*, gasoline gauge*. etc. Established 25 years. Give three business references and sale* experience flr*t letter. SALESMEN—Three with maehtnes; excellent future to the right par-.*. See Mr. Fletcher, 1562 Lemcke Annex Arilg.

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14 SALKSMhIN WANTED WANT MEN SA LESMEX TO WORK IN MARION COUNTY OUTSIDE OF INDIANAPOLIS. O X LY THOSE OWN INO A U T O I\l 0 B ILE. STAKTING JAN. 1. SEE W. I. JORDAN, 819 E. WASHINGTON. TRUCK UAIL-uLoìv jIAU If you rm not rnakiin money and have made good in the past, we can use you. Leads furnished. See V. I. Jordan, 81‘J E Washington St. 16 HBLP WANTED—FUMALE Why Not Becomne a Opera tor? Telephone Opcratiag is a prutìtable professiou. Over 1,200 GIRLS in this city are enjoyiug positions as Telephone Operators. There’s a place in this Profcs sion for any bright, healthy young woman of 17 years or more. ! INDIANA DELL TELEPHONE co. Miss Cooper, Room 101 FIKTV EXPERIENCED POWER MAGHINE OPERATORS To fili additional niachhir* just installt-d. Steady work yt-ar aronnd. Guarantee and picce work. Apply in persoti or by letter THE GLOVE CORPORATION. 329 E. Jack son St.. Shelb.vville. Ind. si SITIIATIQNB WAVI LI) b—Vernale C'URTAI NS TO LAUNDER. I ‘T.- ( >u,tlN ' l . NICELY Itirniahed alrepitig roi.m. eonneot.lng bath; hi inodora apartmctit ; young ootipl without Chlldren or two girl*. Girelo 1419. 5.38 LOCKERBIE, nice furnlslisa sieeping room, steam hoat, walkmg di! ance Cali beiore 8. 2870 N. iliinots st.. attracuve, warmn. front ro ,m. with bath; gentlemen; gootl carline. HARBOUR f!..!.;, 017 N. Illinois; outside rootn; hot, cold water; steam lieat; $5 up. PARK Ave., 2254: ilice warm room In prlvatn fatnily. Harrlnon 01(50. PENNSYLVANIA. 1855 N.; largo fronì room, line, location, garngo. Itali. 9553 PRATT St.. 421 Ti.: rootus, ne.vly furnished; apartmeny 1. Cali Lln. 4778. FRONT sleeping room; moil'-rn ; nuitablo for two. Randolph 3966. MERIDIAN, 4-80 N'.; Apt. 2; nlcely fur nished room; stenm heat. NEW JERSEY St., 517 N.: one large front room: furnace linai. a—Light Houselteeping LIGHT housekeeping room*. Lynhurst Apt.. 200 block E. St. Joe; 2 roonis, front apt., light, heat and gaa furnished. $12.50 per week. MADISON Ave., 1026; lovcly housekeeping room*; $6.50; gas, bath, private cu trance. Drexel 5.375, 1610 E. MARKET, front room, ground floor, light housekeeping, heat and lightss.oo. TWO UNFURNISHEIi ROOM.S.' 739 Fletcher Ave. 19 RENTALS —Hottses 511 E. NORTH STREET Five rooms, newly deeorated; good condì tion. sl3. \ Stato Savings and Trnit Co. Main 4618. E .Market St.

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li) RCXTALS a—!iouse? For Coloro! Three roorns on Addatila ut., sl2 50. Capito! iìealty Co. 204 Kauh Bidè Main 2874. EÌGHTKKNTH stV. I la: W . i .♦ • .uins. batti. fumaci 1 , taralo, .-.'C So; at 1130 vV. KighteeaiUi st Dn xd ‘i 100. b—Apaiimtnts LOYKI.Y two room ?;•<.>•■• •. tpartment: reattori ab D. 4:{ \7 KlovfjHh St i >iA luiOii SAL.K b—Mouse# < 'olouial Bmmalow Start thn New Ycar right I*. . th;s m<hìrii bungalow *-i por*.' ' in*:- •t :oc ì,t < monta. Only £},.'{tX). Frank S. <‘j,*irk Co. Mani ::.J77. * *j*/.; \- ohiu STftICTI.v rv.orio." io,-)- 'l,- nv ni. Hiuiroom, thro. roon.s .! ov:,. tlir a . i b'ith tip. <SM li piti l.* a iti ii'.itti fx;-' • ;p. eli••■•tfi p.r. >•'!. pricc pi'.,!;." p , Rari u Fm'y Nin ! ; St'.'' The Southern Lumher Co. .*•■{.2oo s3f>o l.'asli I> *?'.dv •"* roor il>> i i ‘. v tnc Jigbt. water. lo -t ; -4 iti H.vairhvir--Duiiiop'<!v Hoìio o n‘k liealiors 122 E. M iri;et St S.'cO CASH .VVI S. VT arnian Ave 1 room /.ri.! late!.enett<\ w ut.-r ai i rlectr:.; iigi.ts. prue $ 1,600. K. .1 M. < > , city trust co Circle 40-2. ile.. Itali. mio. F(ih * ÒL<)KED Modrtrn h *m- on 1 < .sh roar Vermont Street; 7 rootr.s. S 7 * !*ayrne; t*Mariou Founty State Uank. I MM J-Ti/aTK" Vi SS‘;>SION S7OO r.isti li::vs a dandy 3 moni homo a! 2532 Engiiah ave m illl diala’ ce oi ivo railrua.l ai "ps b.C-aie <■ > ’.ì per pio F’OWEEK & EATON 301 City Tr at Maio ASTI. FIVE-KOOM coti - electrlc Ughts, wi 00 1 cauli, balaniti $> tuoni a. CutfiUii ftealty Co. 204 Hauti Bill!: FRANK K OATES A NON, hÉaLTOUST 3 011 Hiime-Manaur. ! : um 3 2*l: FOR tiroperty cast or guulh, cali OSBUEN Drexel 13184. d—Lot.t FINE CAST FRONT I.OT IN Il IO il CLASS RESI DENCE S!N.”i roN NORTHEAST I’RU'F; *vni a-11 c.'.-ii and i-i -u : k • liY. MAIN 1400 Ri'.'.. IRVI VETON 3056 I.OT. N. Illinois at Fortioth: eut front; attradivo urroiiiiiliiiTa: iilsu modi'm nix rooma on Forty-l'ourth. Cali OVER MAN. Harrlaon 1506. e—Subii ihnn $lO GIVES you posseaalon of a half acro tract eael: Ideai lamie gite: good land. COOPER A HAWuF.Y. 838 Lemeko ICA,. Main 2770. Evenlngs. f—Salea or Kxcliun^e For Trade 12 Apartmenf, North siilo SIOO,OOO 1 Ap&rtment, North siilo 50.000 3 Apartment. Fkisl .aulii '.... 20,000 i Alt.NfS WANTEU COR A BOVE $10,500 iiioi a-'agi- on wcil tniprovid I irm iui.d, waiit lioiue idear. 1 Apartim ut, North guio, 5.15,000, mort4ttce Slb.oOO, wili (r.ult; for amali propeTties. TUE EVANS ROBE UT CO.. .>n >o K. ol i l . Bldg Ì3~ t Ai.AI I.AMIX HOMESEEKKRB—Semi for Virginia fftrm Rat. beat olimaie. Dept. Q, Eiuporla, Va. iò MJSt iaI.CAM.OI S I FJi SALE a— llouseìiold U00d.4 RUGS—LINOLEUMS < Importeli Japanege Grasa Rugß. oxl2. $7.50: Bxlo, $7.25. Hall runner. 35c per yard Gold Seal congoicum rugs, llxÌ2. iierfect goods; neweat patterna, $13.75. Axminstor, velvetfl aiui wiltons at loiveat pricea m thn city. Dorfman Ibis Co. 207 W Washington oppnslte Stateliouse. “IT IT COVERS A CLOOR, WE HAVE IT." WHITE aewlnc machine for sale. Uaed very little. Randolph 7152. b—Coal. Feo and Wood Coal 11 linois Forkcd Lump $7.2.') Illinois Forkcd Ilgg $6.50 Indiana Forked Lump ....$7.25 Indiana Forked Egg $6.50 Orders Received Before 3 o'Clock Delivercd Sanie Day JUNIOR COAL CO. DR EX E L 0904 I)EEX Ely 6310 \Ve Are Stili in thè coal business. Nice Big Clean Forked INDIANA LUMI 3 . $7.50 GLENDORA LUMI' 0.00 Cali us if you want quick servlce aud correct weight. Walnut Street Coal Co. 331 W. Walnut. Main 6370. Buy Goal New Try 1 ton 111. 6-in. egg...56.50 Indiana forked lump $7.00 Illinois forked iump $7.25 Try ona ton and If this coal doean’t met with your approvai, send lt back. MERLDIAN COAL CO. Llrcoln 6237. Lincoln 6237. I

25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE b—Coal, Ice and Wood x We Soli thè Best Coal Money Can Buy —Guarauteed—And Our Guarantee Is Good Special Furnace Coal We recorumend West Virginia ! mine run and Illinois lump mixed baJf and half as one of the best ! furnace coals on the market today. Tcy One Ton, $7.50 Large Illinois lump, forked... .$7.40 Largo Indiana lump, forked $7.40 i Illinois'furnace, screened lump $6.75 Indiana furnace, screened lumj) $6.75 Illim-Ws. 2 to 6-inch lump, forked $6.50 Indiana, 2 to 6 indi lump, forked $6.50 ì Illinois egg. forked $6.25 Indiana egg, forked $6.25 Illinois mine run, 2-3 lump $5.75 Indiana mino run, 2-3 lump llrazil mine run. 2-3 lump $7.00 W. Va. mine run $8.50 . W \.i ihnveled lump *. $9.50 W. Va. forked lump $10.50 Frompt deliveries any p)a--e in city. Give Me Your First Order and I'll Get t Ite Next One Tom Khroyer 430 Indiana ave. ('lnde ( 151)8 Clrcle 0597 ( Iride .1435 RE AL COAL—REAL PRICES Dependable Delivery Illinois eggjump $6.25 Virginia Spliut $10.75 Genuine Brazil b10ck..58.75 Hot—White Ash Clinkerless. That's our Brazil Block All our coals are of the highest qualities obTaiuahle. A trial will convince you. ACME COAL CO. RA ndoiph 0534. . 424 W. ITth St. ( ieimiiir Fourth \ r ein Lump $7.25 11iiim tis Laru- Lump. .$7.25 Court li Vein and Illinois iLU'g- $6.50 Two tons for $ i 2.50 Indiana anh Illinois Mino It li n $5.75 All 1 "al Guaraiileed No Kor-lc* or Dirt ISLAM) COAL CO. WEbster 0122 ALL Ol R COAL IS OF THE BEST GRADE B t Illinois egg * lean forked.s6.2s Illinois 2 tosi in. lump forked.s6.so Indiana *gg. clean forked $6.25 Hi eh giade Indiana lump, forkel ...$7.25 li. • Illinois, large lump, forked.s7.so lllinoi or Indiana mine run....55.75 Itigli grado Nut and Slack $5.00 Frompt ilflivi-rj any piace In city. 11 ET HE L COAL CO.. DR exel 0250 ILLINOIS LUMP. Special, $8.50 CRI DEH COAL CO. DR exel 6898. Illinois Forked Lump.s7.so Indiana Forked Lump.s7.2s Illinois Egg $6.25 Indiana Aline Run or Illinois $5.50 Nut and Slack $4.75 W'EAYER COAL CO. DR exel 2201 Kindling With Each Ton Nlee f reali ni in ci coal. Illinois Egg, clean forkea ....$6.25 j Indiana Egg, cìean forked ...,$6.25 , Illinois Mine Run $5.75 Frilver any ivlior* in city. UNION ICE ANI) COAL. Cali Di-excl 4321-4323. HEAVY CORD WOOD. WILL OUT IN LENGTHS TO SUIT YCUR STOVE. FURNACE OR FI REPLACE, MAIN 0142. Illinois Large Lump $7.25 Illinois Egg $6.50 DR exel 0003 c—Cloth lng TROUSERS $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, figl || $5.95, $6.95 j )and up. H m Match Your Coat and Hh ■ Save the Difference. ■ ■ Two STORES In One. f j The Paets Store Co. 4S West Ohio St., Near Illinois d—. Musical Instruments VIOLINS. complete outfit, $12.50 up. WACHSMAN. 328 S. Alabama. Drexol 5738. f—Miscaftaneoiut Army Merchandise Three-gallon tire extlnguiahera, practieally new, $7.50 each. Also ansila, forgea, visea. saw*. tenta and tarpatilin. See u* for tarpaulin* at low prlce*. We can save you some money. Also rubbet- belting : complete line of hardware; blaeksmith and ’arpenter tool a • M. L. Goldberg & Son 1302 W. Wash.

25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE t—Misrelianeous National Typewriter CLUDING CASE CASH OR PATMENTS. - ' ALSO BAUGAINS IN OTLER MAK..S OF USED TYPEWBITERS; ALL, GUAtt AI 18 E MARKET ST. (UPSTAIRS.) PHONE MAIN 2683. Clark Typewriter Shop KOÓFINgT beat quality reo and green siate eovered, $2.25 per roll Slightly damSI -65 roll. CHARLES KOLH* KING. 882 Virginia ave. Drexel 9400. , INVÀLÌD CHAIR——Good. atrong rubber tired chair* for rent. $3.50 per month. I Crutches. 25c. Delivery free. BAKER BROS. I DIAMOND rinj and diamond necklace. Cirele 3761. Aak tor Mr. Jones. I CHRISTMAS tree at 4515 N kéystone Ave. 50e to $1.50. Waah, 2068. 26 MIStLLL.VNi tìLS WANTED GOOD, SOUND, DRY, YELLOW EAK COEN .WANTED AT STOCK YARDS. WE WILL PAY 68 CENTS PER BUfciriELON IMMEDIATA *>E LIVEHY, 27 BUSINESS ANNOI NCEME.NTS AUTO PAINTINQ Zerkìie Paiimt Cd. Our customers recotumeud our worß. Ptìccb as low as the lo west. Quality eciual to the best _ DR exel 4455. 1517_KeRy St. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OW’NERS • Wliy not get your outside riranìn-r done . now belone the busy season.w-ts in - I have thè large*t barre!. I do the work mys-lt and try to BaUsly. I oleari dry wells. eiaterus and vaults Also repair and open sewers. Mata 0081 A Bath a Day 13 the Heaìthy Way E. M HARDIN CO.. Merchant piumbei-. 3220 E. Mieti. Webster 3001. DETECTIVES QOTOLEY-HYLAND AGENCT. INO. 404 National City Bank Bidg. Mam 2902. Day or night. safet'y razòr blàdes _ Shane ned. TI.'TTLEDGE. 201 Indiana ara. FE ATTI ERS bonght. old and renovated; feather mattre.-ses and pillow* mada E F BURKLK. 413 Mas*. Mam 1428. PIANO bulld r and :11 er K pali all klada Work guaranteed. NICHOLAS HILDMAN. Tir L. .e ! VAtJLT CLEANING. Fcr nuick servioe. Cali Rapid Yault ac3 Sink Cleanine Co. Belmont 2607. F. .1 WILLIAMS, carpenter. contractor: eattmate* furnubed u:i short nuttee. Be! 3079. HEATH’S Barber Shop: Union : warm. comfort'rie bathrooms 1.3.3 W. Market. WHEN~YOIT THINK OI TttINK OF .11 1)D -'2 S. I'ENN, ST. > STOVES rnd, flnished: upholatering Stewart 1478. ELEC3 tic - - five room* complete. sl6 Webster 3041 PAPER ìiaN(;Tng and'patnting. HKLMOXT 2348. 28 ST ORALI: AND lit ANSI-ERS EST. ISDS. Otto J. Suesz Packing. hauling, low rates od California sliipments. Through oars to Los Angeles. Main 2353-3628. Night, Webster 0699 80 AUTOMÒBILES FOR SALE I)—Gasoline GIU' IME (Efì’ectivo Dee. 20th) WE ARE FIRST AG AI N " , $ V y NEVER USED BEFORE Indianapolis V JJ Something \J/ NEW That’s a Saving for J EVERY NEW si AT LAST _ I I WE HAVE <7V / it - I / / You Can’t |Guess It! lt, Can’t Be Given Ovov f thè Elione. v nj/ “You Know “The Lowest Down Payment in Ihe World” TUE BARBER-WARNOCK CO. 813 to 833 East Washington NASH, 1918; in exceJlent conditiou; newly palnted. A bargain. Terms or trade. 644 E. Washington. Main t’493. Ford, 1916 Roadster S4O down, balanca weekly. Stewart 2707. FORD, 1921 tourlng: atarter, demountables with extra*. Terms or trade. BETHT7RUM. 1016 E. Wash. ELOIN Six. touring; starter and demountables. Terra* or trade. BETHUKUM. 1016 E. Wash. FORD Spesdster, new top and wimi -.Viriti' 1 Terni or trade. BETHURI’M 1013 K Waeliington. FORD, 1917 tourinx; Al shape. good tire**: S4O down, bilance 1 .year. 644 E. Wash Main 3493. DID YOU BELL ITT “ U not, try tho automobili solammo et Ut Times Waut Atta.

j3O AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE .wwwww J-----b—Gasoline FORD BODIES New r and Used Touring and Roadster SWISSHELM & PARKER 330 E. Market. Ford Sedan 1920 model: fine meelianical conditici! compieteli- enuipped: lode wheel: reai bargain, $285. Terra*. Monroe Motor Corp. 1.30 E. New York. Main 3871. DODGE BROS., used cara. All modeis at cheap prices C.H.Wallerich Company DODSEQROTKeRS Motor VeffiCLes^ 833 N. Meridian ______ , Buick Six Touring Dodse. Cìiap.dler, Jordan, Itudson, Oakland Reo 1, Essex. Stutz, Forda. Oldamobilo and others. Repaiateil. rebuilt and retoppud. Your own terms or trade. 518 N. Capitol ave. Open eveninga and Sundays. Ford. 1920 Touring, New tires: $200: payments. 945 Southeastern Ave. Ford, 1919 Roadster Will move qui' k at £6O; $lB down, bai* ance weekly. 9-4 r* Southeastem Ave. WANTED I ORDS AND FORD BODIES. BETHUHV.M. 1016 E. WASH. Foni, 1917, Touring Think of tt. only S6O: sls down, baiane* weekly 945 Southeastero ave. ____ FORD good ilre*, nianv extra: <;tr in good eoiidition: will sei'; for $390: 5.300 cash, baiarne .8 montila; privato uwuer: v,j;i demonstrate. Drexel 3582. Ford, 1922 Sedan Beai Vuy tor $425. SI3 K. Washington. FORD. 1920 tovring; starter and demoumae bit- Terra* or trade. BKTHUUUM, 1016 E. Wash uring; Al ehape. good tire! S9O. 644 E Wash. Main 3493. CHALMKRS bi\. touring. Terra* itETHI.'RUM. 1016 E. Fagli. MAXWELI. coupé, cord uree; $175. A bar. gain. 725 Virginia Ave. ■ nts. A large line. ALLÈN, 725 Virginia Ave. 31 AUTOMOBILES _ WANTED cash FOR USED CARS. 1919 AND 1920 MODEL CARS. LARGEST BUYERS OF CARS IN STATK. Indiauapolis Auto Parts & Tire Co, òls N. Capito!. Open evee. and Sunday. a eros W A nteK * LATE MODELS. 212 E. New York St Main 4446. f AUTÒS WANTED. * WE PAY CASH. I. WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N. ir.irioi*. Mata 1579. AUTOS WANTED. WE PAY MORE. 235 N. PENN. A CTO S UFF;L,IES. REP A IBS Gootr Vsen Tires. All Sizea. " J} Take Your Pick, $2.00 Each. 1 ROGEK3. 2115 W. Wash. Belmont 4300. Auto "Washing Òur Specialty DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. 332 W. Maryland. Circi 0853, AUTO WASHING Our rpecia’ty. 334 N. ruinoie. S & S Auto Laundry BRINO your Storage battery trov.ble to u*. We are export* and eharge lo west pricee : 6 voi: r,-. bara- 50c: rebuild. $6.00. SOUTH BUIE ì IYJ BOP. 44 3 S. Meridian et. Auto Storage Month HEATED GARAGE *3 PER MONTH. 338 W. Maryland. Circle 0653, When You Need Money We Have An Unlimited Capital $j J which we ara cnabled to loan to th borro wing pubi le of India:) apoli. • $lO to S3OO Loaos ’ Loans triade on fumi ture. Yietrolafc .j piano*, live stock, etc-, and remember our gj Easy Payment Pian Rat? ar.d Method: F 20; total cost 4 month. S 175 $ 40; total co*t 4 months, S 8.50 S 60; total cost 4 months. $ 5.25 $ 75; total cost 4 month. 9 6.56 $ 90; total coat 4 month*. $ 7.88 $l5O. total cost 4 mortha, $13.13 $250: total cost 4 month, $21.88 Our constantly Increaslng bui- i ne* makea it possible to offer you , terra of repayment so satiafactory , that you can not afford to be with- , cut money for ny ìegitimat* pur- . pose. J ■' Telephone application reeelv# , prorapt attention. Main 2983. American Loan Co. 547 Bankera Trust bldsThird iìoor. Corner Penusylvani and Ohio sts. Lécensed and bonded company PERSONAL LOANS ì® This onice is operated under thè supera Vision of the State of Indiana and wa established for the purpose of providing a place where honest people C3n borrow aaif amouni from $lO to S3OO without payinc more than the legai rate of interest ot without beine imposed upon in any way. It is only neeessary that you are keep-> ing house and permanentlv loeated. NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSBD We do not notify your employer, neith. er do we malte inguine of your friend, relative* or trades people. You ean have ali the urna neeessary fa* repayment and pay only for the actual time you keep the money. Cali and let us explain. No eharge unless you borrow. Loans with other companie* paid oif and more money advanced at legai rato 1F IN A HURRY PHONE MA in 2923. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Rooina 205-7-9 Indiana Trust Bldg. 113 H Waah. St. Corner Virginia Ave. 36 INSURANCE WE MAES and Rive second morlgages ot improved farm and Indianapolis reai AETNA MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CO. 508 Fidelity Trust Bldg. KE.4L ESTATE and Insurance. TUXEDO STATE BANK. 4301 E. New York. Irvington 2303. nn MONEY TO LOAN LOANS on forniture, piano, autos. livestock. farai implementa and other Blaterai. 141% E. Washington St. CAPITOL LOAN CO. Main 0585 : Auto_Lincota 7184. MONEY furnished on realty mortgage and contract. FRANK K. PAWYEft. Meridian Lise Bldg . 307 N. Pennsylvania St. , 126 FIRST mortgage on Indiana md Indianapolis reai estate. R B. WIL. SON, 1101 National City Bank Bldg. Lincoln 8104. MONEY to loan on seoond mortgage. Ru MILLER, 127 N. Delegare St. Main 576* 328 E. Wabash St.

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