Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 209, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1923 — Page 10

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SOYBEAN CULTURE FARMERS’ TOPIC King Corr. Forced to Share Honors With Vegetables on Short Course Program. SESSIONS ARE CROWDED Women Are Given Instruction in Uses of Modern Household Conveniences. Bu Timet Special LAFAYETTE. Ind., Jan. 10.—King corn, Indiana’s leading crop, shared honors today with the soybean, a coming crop, and vegetables on the annual short course program, at Purdue University. The annual meetings of the Indiana Corn Growers' Association and the Indiana Vegetable Growers’ Association featured the short course program and several hundred of tnose here for the work attended one of these sessions. Addresses by George M. Briggs of the University of Wisconsin, Charles Me harry of Attica and C. M. Vestal of Purdue featured the corn growers’ program. Mr. Briggs enumerated the purposes of growing beans, for feed, for feeding to all kinds of livestock, the pressing out of the oil which is used for food purposes or paints, and the use of the soybean flour and meal. The vegetable growers’ were welcomed to Purdue by Dean J. H. Skinner of the school of agriculture. Disinfection of vegetable seed, was discussed by M. W. Gardner and F. C. Gaylord of the Purdue staff. Prof. O. G. Anderson and Prof. W. E. Lommel, also talked and K. C. Hanley explained the work of the organizations fruit marketing. Ivan Morris,, Terre Haute, and W. is. Knehuck. Ft. Wayne, spoke on the work of local fruit marketing associations and gardening in northern Michigan. The other short course students •were given instruction in corn, livestock, poultry and dairy judging. The j women learned of the use of pressure, steam and tireless cookers. Dean Sarah Louise Arnold, of Boston, Mass., spoke on "The Daughter of the House.’’ Miss Marguerite Mallon, spoke on nutrition and Mrs. Helen McKinely, of the Purdue staff gave a demonstration of hints in home dressmaking. Coeds gave a fashion show. President E. C. Elliott and Dean Arnold, will be the speakers on to right’s program. Hoosier Briefs CLAYPOOL—Georgette shirtwaists end French heels were scored by Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley, State president of the W. C. T. U. in addressing a joint meeting of Clay Township farmers i and high school pupils. WABASH —Ten per cent of the 101 fire alarms answered by the local fire department last year were false, records show. The total lire loss here last year was less than $7,000.

FT. WAYNE Drunkenness has been on the increase here during- the past five years, according to police records. The number of "drunks" arrested during 1922 was double that of 1917.

CLAYPOOL A community i<-e j house owned by twenty farmers residing near Yellow Creek I-ik<- is being filled with the winter's crop of \ ice, seven inches in thickness. GREKNSBL’RG —An over-cnthusi. Hstic welcome l>y the family dog knocked Mrs. Jessie Barlow to the ground. Her hip was broken. NASHVILLE The historic jail of Brown county is to be retired and anew jail erected, commissioners have decided. The ancient structure will be preserved as a point of interest to tourists. ALEXANDRIA—Eidora Charline. 2, died as the result of falling into a bucket of boiling water being use.d for the family washing. MARION—Fire wagons in Marion have been ordered to slow down in making runs. A maximum speed of thirty-five miles an hour has been ordered by the board of public safety. JASPER —Dubois county’s oldest citizen, Sebastian Kuebler. 94. is dead. He was born in Baden. Germany and came to this country in 1832. He was a. wagon maker. HUNTINGTON Punctuality won a bride for Patrolman Harry J. Brebaugh. Miss Mary E. Fisher, a telephone operator, admired Brebaugh’s punctuality in reporting for duty. He returned the compliment. They now are man and wife. COLUMBLV CITY—AII schools, theaters, lodge and club meetings have been closed due to prevalence of smallpox. GREKXCASTLE —Site for anew home for the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity has been purchased here. A $50,000 house is to be constructed, according to Prof. H. B. Longden, vice president of the university. QUICK JUMP SAVES LIFE By Times Special WABASH, Ind., Jan. 10.—After driving his automobile through safety pates at a crossing here and into the path of an oncoming passenger train, Roy Slagle jumped t osafety a moment before the train struck and demolished his car. DIES OF INJURIES Bu Times Sperinl NOBLESVILLE. Ind.. Jan. 10.— Emery Cooper. 40, died at his home here from injuries received in an accident last week, when his automobile was struck by a Lake Erie & Western train. Mrs. Cooper, who also was injured, Is recovering.

NICHOLSON DEFENDS ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE Noted Reformer Answers Charges of William Dudley Foulke. By Timex Special RICHMOND, Ind., Jan. 10,—Replying to the charges of William Dudley Foulke condemning the Anti-saJoon League method of obtaining the passage of the Volstead act, Timothy Nicholson, noted reformer and president of the Indiana Anti-saloon League since its origin, stated that if a civil service provision had been affixed to the law it would not have passed Congress. Mr. Nicholson said that putting the enforcement division under civil service might have been more desirable, still it probably would not have meant a perfect enforcement. COMPROMISE $25,000 SUIT By Times Special WABASH, Ind., Jan. 10.—Mrs. Anna L. Walker, who filed suit against the estate of John M. Curtner for $25,000 for services as housekeeper, when no provision was made for her in the will, has compromised with the executor for $5,200. Mrs. Walker alleged she served fifteen years as housekeeper without remuneration. 1 DEATH NOTICES HACKLEMAN. HARRY—Son of Sarah Kackleman, passed away in Chicago. 111., Jan. 7. Funeral at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Charles Cruse, 1034 Blaine Avc, Thursday, at 3 p. ni. In charge of Heydon W. Buchanan. JONES. CORNEIJA—Aie”i> years, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert V. Jones, passed away Jan. 9. Funeral service* .Thursday, 2:30 p. m.. at residence, 1322 W. Thirty-First St. Buual Crown Hill. KETCHAM. MRS. J. L—Orlando. F1... Sunday. Funeral from the home of Mrs. W. A. Ketcham. 4133 Capitol Ave., Thursday. 2 p. m. Burial private MOORK." MARY—Wtfe~of t>~ late A. W. Moore, mother of W N M ">ro. Ft Worth, Texas; sister of Margie Watts of this city: P: 'tie] O. Hendrickson. VVieh.ta Falls. Texas: At drew Hendrick sou, Birmingham, N. J., died in Ft Worth, Texas.. Monday, Jan. 8. '■ Funeral Thursday. Jail. 11, !• :30, at the! residence, 3339 Park Ave.; 10 a. m.. Ft. ! Joan of An Church. Friends invited. Friends may view tl) remains Wednesday! evening at the residence.

RONEY. ROSEHAXNA A —Widow of Henry C. Roney and mother of Mrs W T. Pupate and Mrs. A. C Fenton anil grandmother of Mary Fugate of Indianapolis, and Harry C. Fugate of West Palm Boaeh, Fla , passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Fenton. ‘.' >O7 Park Ave.. Tuesday. Jan f>, 4:20 a m Funeral at above • address Thursday. Jan. 11. 2:30 p. m. Friend* invited. Burial Crown Hili. TOUT. ROBERT D.—Ape 7.4 y* are. passed away Monday. Jan. 8, at 4:30 p. m Purer a: Thursday. Jan. 11 10 a. ni.. at Shirley Brothers chapel, bid N. Illinois St. Fro nds invited. Burial Crown Hill Members ol Center Lfxipe No. 210, K. of P.. and members of the G. A. K. please take notice. iCambridge City Tribune please copy.) \VATKIN- MARY (: - M of Mrs. Mar-gar-t Smock. Mrs. Ella Jenkins and Carl Watkins, pas-til away Jan. 0. 10:4."* a. m.. age Hi) years. Funeral at the residence, 024 N. Beviile Ave.. Thursday. 2 p. m. Friends invit.-i Buna! Ci ... Hill. WATSON. M ABEL—Wi.|.,w ..f ~g‘. rareAv-|7-son. died Jan. 9, 11)23. at 8.45, city hospital. Friends may view body at the VV*. I*. Illasengym funeral parlors, 1 t;*A.Y Shelby St., from 10 :t m to 1 j*. m Wednesday. Jan lt>. Remains will be taken to Edinburg. Ind. WESS El.. HERBERT H.—Beloved brother of Mrs. Martha Flick and Paul Weasel, died at his late residence. 3H N. Highland Ave.. Tuesday, at 3:44 ■ n. age 3*l years. Funeral at residence Thursday. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill 3 IN ME.MORIAM IN .ME.MORIAM—In loving remembrance of Alpha Weaver, who departed this life Jan. 10, 1922. Tli<- moon and -tars arc shining oil a lowarid silent grave. Where lies the one whom we loved but could not save. How we mbs you dearest Alpha, as you quietly -leer* and r ,-t. Rut when we think of how you suffered. Then we know that God knew best. From MOTHER AND MSTF.R IN ME.MORIAM—In loving' remembra: e ,-.f our dear daughter. Ada Riedi >nee Taylor) who diet! Jail. 10. 1919. The month of January again is here. To its, the sadd* st of all *li- year. Hence from us vou passed away Our hearts are sad and lonely. As we think of you today. While we htpe aja ,n to meet you. Where no tears are ever shed. MOTHER AND FATHER MR. AND MRS. ISAAC TAYLOR. SISTERS AND BROTHERS. 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. T. Blasengym Indcpetident Und'-rt a- er. Prompt ambulance call*. “The proof of a service is the service It renders.” 1703 N Illinois st Randolph 0870. 1625 Shelby St Drexel 2570 PLANNER & BUCHANAN .320 North Illinois St. Funeral director* to tin- p'-opk of Indianapolis sincf 1 >8? Fhr.r.rc—Mr;ir, 1-"♦ i-PT LT *2041. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY £5" UkcAL ! Parlorb 1222 Union St. SIUIiLEY BROS.’ CO. ~ Main office 1)46 N. Illinois St. Circle IRIS. Mam 1841. George Griusteiner Funeral Director. 523 E. Market. | Main 0908. Johnson 6c Montgomery j 1032 Central Ave. Main 1430 FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I iO2~ n7 Illinois" WM E K RIEGER Main 11.34. Res. Phone. Ben Davis 332-I*. GADD —BERT S GADD. 21.4 b Prospect St. Phones: Drexel 0423. Stewart 2278 UNDERTAKERS—h ISE Y A- TITUS. ’ 051 _ North Del I* 6564 M. 3680. 3 LODGES AND CM BS VERITAS LODGE, NO. 608, F. & A. M. —Called meeting for work in ; entered apprentice degree. Thursday | evening, Jan. 11. at 7 o’clock. Visiting i Brothers welcome. WM. JEGEN, W. M.; E. A. LESTWICH, Secretary. !9 PERSONALS FAIRMOUNT Maternity Hospital for confinement May work for part of expenses. Babies for adoption. Write for booklet. Mrs. T. 15 Long. 4911 E. Twenty-Seventh St.. Kansas < in M LOST \\D FOUND LOST —Blank traveling haz or B mil**© •oath of Lebanon •••• Jackson highway, bearing the name “Mark M. DulLon. " R* ward. Call Kenwood .‘5647 2159 N. Illinois or 503 K. Kim St., Lebanon. Ind __ _ LOST—White fox terrior, male, with blauk eye, black ears and black spot on top of head and sid°. Answers to Billy. Return to til3 Maxwell St. LOST —Setting from Masonic ring: diamond in center of black enamel cross. Call Washington .3811 or Randolph 060*'LOST—Small yellow purse containing SI 1 near or in Smiths bakery. Drexel 4975. Reward. LOST—Brownish black and white female collie pup. 1523 Southeastern ave. Reward. 12 HELP WANTED— MAI U. Twenty laborers for street work, at 52nd St. and College Ave. Best wages. WANTED —Men to unload coal at 430 Indiana Ave. WANTED Men to unload coal at 1405 W. Ray St. MEN to learn vulcanizing trade: a fine paying business tr> ret into. ANDERSON STEAM VCLCANIZER CO LARGE - PROFITS. from small expenditure follow Real Estate advertising in "Want Ad" columns of the Time*.

12 HELP WANTED—MALE Wanted—Boys Sixteen years old or under, to carry Times routes in central part of city. Routes between North and South and East and West Sts. See Mr. Moorehead, any afternoon, between 2 and 5. Teams and trucks wanted to haul coal at 430 Indiana Ave. Teams and trucks wanted to haul coal at 1405 W. Ray St. FURNACE TENDER for small brass and aluminum foundry. FEDERAL PATTERN WORKS Delaware and M'Carty Sts. WANTED Times carriers between the ages of 10 and 12 years in North Indianapolis. Good chance for live-wire boys to make money and advance. See Mr. Graetis, rear 2041 Clifton street Times’ station, after 2:30 p. m. 13 INSTRUCTIONS RA tfZ, and popular piano music A\ ll taught in twenty lessons, be“u ginners and advanced. Reduced rates. Christensen School. 106 Pembroke Arcade. Circle 3034. a—Business Colleges MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARKER S COLLEGE 309 E. Washington St . Indianapolis. Ind Orel* 0757. 15 AGENTS AND SOLICITORS AGENTS—MaIe and female: join the moneymakers’ class by demonstrating our patented kettle lid and holder. Every woman is a prospect showing it means a sale; i SSO weeklv easily made Write SIDLE S | ALUMINUM WARE 3111 E. 61st, Kansas City. Mo. !16 DEEP WANTED—FEMALE YOUNG WOMEN over 17 years of ago. desiring permanent positions where their work and services are recognized will profit by applying to MISS COOPER. ROOM 101. Indian.*] 801 l Telephone Cos. New York and Meridian sts. WANTED—At once, cook and housekeeper. 321 v West st 18 ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOM in apartment, close in. on Meridian: very rea-rmable: nicely furnished. Webster SOSI Washington 4287. COLLEGE Ave.: close in: nicely furnished room: private home; good heat: in a-door bed: bath adjoining; one or two men pro ferried. Lincoln 7 HENDRICKS PLACE. 3c: Front room, bath and heat, hall block E. Yt ish car Must be seen to b< appreciated Webster 1391. CARSON ST 34; 2 r oms p unfurnished: kitchen down: genu-mod ru: to adults; Catholic preferred. Sacred Heart parish. EXCEPTIONALLY nice home; 2 largo front rooms. Hill- with twill tads. Garage if desired. Washington 34HH COLLEGE \v> 352s Room in private home fur ciy or mar. and wile employed. Ra .dolph Sti.’iH HARBOUR Hotel OiT N Illinois: outslds rooms: hot. cold water steam h> at. $5 up. EAST: Nee front furnish'd room, p odern, $5 week: walking dista:--r. Lin. 5743. THIRTY-FIRST s, . near C nice room, modern home Wash. 0969. CENTRAL* Ave . 233.4 tihTN furnished room mod'rn Kenwood 3217. MODERN, furnish"'' room; gentleman pro fern-d. 1034 Ftm St. a—Light Housekeeping 820 N ILINOIS, 2 light li"iie:;eeping rooms: also 1 large front light housekeeping room. Circle 3709. TWO niod"'-n iight !i • >': - • keeping rooms. Belmont 0490 19 RENTALS a—Houses 2104 Lari<rley Five-room houee; jrood 'ondition S2O per month. Duulop & IFoltopel, Realtors _ 122 E. Market. 3020 E. Wash. 10-room modern, *v. llunt rooming house location. pir month. Schmidt & Smith, Inc., Realtors. 134 N. De iw • :•: 1088. Apjirtmciit, ( lose i n Very a.ttra.‘tivr \ rooms t:. i bath. 55? 50. STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. 9 K. Market Main 151*: JEFFERSON ave . 130* N 0 room mod* e. ji: frara+r*\ Kent 550 a month. MVIION H. KOHN. 505 Merchants Bank. Mail 6337. IRVINGTON, 301 S.. ftudubon modern double. sevrn roottlii lr;i£T*. *47.-ML fr\ lml ton Ul9 FIVE-ROOM house eleetrie lights and acre of ground, p i for < ar. Irvington 3108-1 160 V’ VERMONT St i>r rent, one-half W • : 561 23:; X. State * -room double, lights, gas and hath, S3O P'r month. Schmidt. & Smith, Inc., Realtors. 134 N. Delaw are Main 4088 21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses VV. 31st St. 1)0x200 feet: fruit; semi-modem 9-room house; large barn or garage. S. Mount St. Two lots; 5-room houso, good condition; lights, fruit. Sanders Realty & Investment Cos. 330 llurne Mansur bldg. Lincoln 3515. I<‘vill(* Avenue Vivo roornn, bargaiiiH $5.400. S3OO raph, baiai*”* like rent Nenr l.ist T<*nth street. VAN ARBDALK. with 11. ('. Tuttle & I >ros. slo(Ta\Sll SECURES PoFPespion of this new 5-room bungalow, north Has clertric litjht**, drivni well, fireproof phinglc roof, east front. Balance $24 per month. Near public echool. WM. A. .JOHNSON 7m Fidelity Trust Bldg. Lincoln l t.3. /’ Essex ft Lucas A TT X OAL Circle 6600. Wo hare properties of all kinds in all parts of the city and on most any kind of terms Call us and let us verify this statement. $l5O GASH hour rooms. lights, well, cistern. McCarty 8t near River ave Rneed at. $1,7.50. Only s| 50 eash. balanee sl7 monthly. Marion County State Bauk i II BAILEY Main 5660. TWENTY-SECOND St., near College: 7room modern double. Kents $B.; $2,000 cash, balanee terms Capital Realty Cos. 204 Rauh Bldg. Mam 2874. $3,800 —Terms Srvm-room modern home located near New York on Eastern ave. Dunlop & Iloltejzel, Realtors 122 E Market St. WE will buy lot In loeailijr you desire and build house to suit you and you can make cash payments and pay the balance in monthly payments no larger than rent. The Southern Lumber Cos. St> floor K of Bldg. ~iioo CAsfT" 3147 Ethel Ave. Imm.diate possession. Has 5 rooms, electric lights, newly painted and papered. Price 82.750. E. J. McCracken. Circle 4022. Res.. Ran. 6416. - DOUBLE—SSOO CASH Balance terms 3637 Northwestern Ave.; 5 rooms to side: rents SSO: price $4,500. Luther Polon with FOWLER ft EATON. Main 6871 Res.. Irvington 0158 S. DENNY. 5-room modern: garage: deep lot; $4,000 Call Tru.blood. Circle 3384. Evenings. Irvington 4213. FRANK - ST GATES SON. REALTORS. 1011 Hume-Mansur. Lincoln 1269. FOR property east or south, call OSBURN. Drexel 6184.

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L I'^ THE BURNING QUESTION Kaox Cos., ladiairaa, Forked Lirmjs $6,95 per tom Reduced from $7.75 I’er Ton This is a large, clean, lumpy coal and chuck full of heat. Our guarantee backed by over 20 years’ performance. INDIANAPOLIS COAL CO. MA in 1700—1753—1790

sAI - 1 - e— Suburban SUBURBAN, 5 Here,, corner HOth and Pennsylvania st : high and level, 25 large bearing !r nt trees '.deal for home or investment. near College <ar Cheap at oni> 55.000; SI,OOU or more cash Mr. Montgomery with 7DO Bankers Trust bids Mam 14011. Kveninva. Irv 205*5 Chicken FTirras Several choi*f> locations ui a!mo*t * **v dirtM'tion from *;ty on pavtl roads, bus liih*h or intcrurban from thr*e of ;tri a or# 4 t< sin hto trai-t-H. Cnn b>UK’ht for as low ,i $lO down and -r-H p*r month Improvpd if you wish. <'i:l Chh*k*n Farm manager Mam 2057. 705-10 Occiduntai ] u < *i ; J N ji.-: i- land CO .fdUO Cash gives possessinti of this 5-;e-re home. to> itr,J tl miles norttieaet near paved road and interurban line, has small hotise, barn and chicken house All ex- client buy at $3,760. G ’ Welch. CITY TRUST CO. Circle 4022. Res.. Circle 3641 $1 <i CASH guts vou possession of an acre tra.t eaet. balance easy payments. Ideal 1 ome sit, good land: prlc- S6OO to St.O()U. Evenings Irvington 0517 CtiOFKR k HADLEY. 838 Lemeke Bldg. Main 2776 Suburban Home Five room bungalow, near intenirhan lino. Has eloctri' lights; one a<xe of ground lor truck gardening or raising chickens: SSOO down. Main 2957. Chicken Ranch Three a> res. 100 fruit trees. 3-room bungalow; lots of shrubbery: modern chicken house; good location; easy terms. Main 3957. f—Sales or Exchange A DANDY 5-room bungalow, with room for bath; cement and brick front porch, cement walks, good gar age, basement. House wired Located In University Heights; $3,250. $350 down fall Mam 0186. Evenings. Washington 2719-3. 22 REAL ESTATE WANTED Wanted A five-room modern bungalow, locate*! eaM of Belt, or in Irvington; algo n *\ room-to the-ide modern double. Phone or write (!. E. Cory 210 Holliday bidg Riley 1622 CASH Wilt pay caeh for rental properties No delay in Hoeing deal if prlt*e is right. Address \ No. 2216. Times. WANTED —hive or B room cottage, east or south Main 6771 23 FARM LANDS 25 Acres impnved, 9 miles southeast of Monument: bargai n . Capital Realty Cos, 204 Rauh Bldg ’ Main 28 i I 25 MIS( ELLANEOI S I OK SALE a—Household Goods RUGS—LINOLEUMS Brussels rugs. Blue, Tan, Taupe and Old Rose, 9x12, sl2 50. Wool fiber and grass rugs, 9x12, $7.50. Carpet hall runner, 45c a yard. Gold Seal Congoleum rugs. 9x12. perfect goods, newest patterns $13.75. Axminster. Velvets and Wiltons at lowest prices in the city. All new, perfect and good. Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W. Washington, opposite Statehouse. b—Coal, Ire and Wood G lendora Everyone Knows This Coal We handle the genuine Glendora forked lump 59.00 Amber Jacket lump $7.50 Indiana forked lump $7.50 Walnut St. Coal Cos. 331 W. Walnut Main 6270. Main 6270. “CoaP No. 1 Indiana Lump s7.r>o Junior Jumbo Lump $7.50 Orders received before 3 o’clock delivered same day. Junior Coal Cos. DR exel 0904. DR esei 0310.

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25 MINI ELI.AM.OI S FOR SALE b—Coal, lee and Wood COAL COAL Genuine West Virginia Splint. Genuine Rrazil Rlock. Indiana Egg. Indiana Lump Illinois Lump. Illinois Kpg. Eastern Kentucky Lump Active Gcal Cos. Circle 70EJ. Genuine Fourth Vein Lump $7.50 Illinois Lai’u* 1 Lump..s7.so Fourth Vein and Illinois Egg $6.50 Two tons for $12.50 Indiana and Illinois Mine Run $5.75 All Coal Guaranteed No Rocks or Dirt ISLAND COAL CO. WE bster 0122 ALL OUR COAL IS OF THE REST GRADE Rest Illinois egg, clean forked.s6.2s Illinois 2 to Gin. lump, forked.s6.so Indiana egg, clean forked $6.25 High grade Indiana lump, forked $7.50 Best Illinois, largo lump, forked.s7.so Illinois or Indiana mine run... $5.75 Prompt delivery any place in city. BETHEL COAL CO., DR exel 0250. 2 in (i-ineli I dinip . . . .$6.50 111. Forked Ijinnp ....$7.50 Anther Jacket Forked Lump $7.75 Indiana Mine Unu W. V;i. Mine Kim W. \ a. Forked Lump WEAVER GOAL CO. DRexe! 2201. NEW YEAR SPECIAL " Order 2 Tons You Win. Indiana Mine Run, very lumpv $5.25 ' 2 Tons, $lO Commercial Fuel Cos. M A in 0430. M A in 0431.

ILLINOIS LUMP, Special. $6.60 CRIDER COAL CODR exel 6898. Buy Coal Now Try 1 ton 111. 6-in. egg... .$6.50 Indiana forked lump $7.00 Illinois forked lump $7.25 Try one ton and if this coal doesn’t meet with your approval, send it back. MERIDIAN COAL CO. Lincoln 6237. Lincoln 6237.

25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE b—Coal, Ice and Wood Buy Your Coal at the Best Prices Try Our Illinois Coal It is one of the best coals on the market today. Large Illinois lump, forked... .$7.40 Large Indiana lump, forked... .$7.40 Illinois, 2 to 6-in. lump, forked.s6.so Indiana, 2 to 6-in. lump, forked.s6.so Illinois shoveled lump $6.25 Indiana shoveled lump $6.25 Illinois egg, forked ........... .$6.25 Indiana egg, forked $6.25 Brazil mine run $6.50 Illinois mine run $5.75 Indiana mine run $5.75 West Va. mine run $8.50 2 Ton order, sl6 W. Va. shoveled lump $9.50 2 Ton order, $lB Prompt delivery any place in the city. Dive Me Your First Order and I’ll Get the Next One Tom Shroyef 430 Indiana Ave. Circle 0598 Circle 0597 Circle 8390 Circle 8391 YARD NO. 2 1405 W. Ray BElmont 4375 BE lmont 4376 BE lmont 4446. Clean Forked Coal, Free From Slack, Slate and Clinkers Illinois 6-inch egg $6.50 Illinois lump $6.75 and $7.25 Indiana lump $7,00 Indiana mine run, 75','c 1ump..56.00 More Heat Per Dollar If you have trouble with your furn ace crut! try ono ton of our large, clean fnii'd. uriilv prepared furnace lump; guaranteed, -7 .50 pur ton. Page Coal Cos. MA in 8326 RA ndolph 5272. Coal —Clean Forked —Coal K itrrn K'-ni • y lump. West Virginia lump or e.-x, Ohio lump. Indiana lump, nut or mine run: Linton—Hamilton —.1a.;,-mu Hill —Braril block—lllinois lump oi eg.- Furnace coke—Kiudline and charcoal. Atlas Coal Cos. Main 19)13 Lincoln 2TS4. Kindling With Each Ton Nice fn-flh mined coal. Illinois Egg, clean forked $6.25 Indiana Egg, clean forked ....$6.25 Illinois Mine Run $5-75 Deliver any where in city. UNION ICF AND COAL. Cal! Drexel 4d21-4622. WOOD HEAVY. FOR"hFATTNG STOVE"OR FIR BLACK LIGHT W( eID FOB COOKI'-:, KINDLING MAIN 0142. c—nothing TROUSERS

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IS W Market Si. U pstairs) Phono Main 2686 Clark Typewriter Shop Armv Merchandise Thr* o-frailon fir© _ extinguisher®, practically new, $7.50 each. Also anvils, forges, vises, saws, tents and tarpaulins. See us for tarpaulins nt low price©- *© can save you some money. Also rubber bolting'* complete line of hardware; blacksmith and carpenter tools. M. L. Goldberg & Son 1302 W. Wash. ROOFING, best Quality red and green slate covered $2 2.4 tier roil Slightly damage. 1. $1 it. 4 per roll CHARLES KOKHRING. 882 Virginia ave. Drexel 9400. INVALID CHAIRS—Good, strong rubber tir-r) chairs for rent. $3.50 per month. Crutches. 25c. Delivery free. BAKER BROS tvi i) ;N YOI' Till NK OF TYPEWRITERS THINK OF JUDD 22 S. PENN. ST. 26 ’vnsi l i U.VNBOI s WANTUD cool), SOUND, DRY, YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT STOCK YARDS. WE WILL RAY 70 CENTS PER BUSHEL ON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. (JOOD TKETII Crowns, bridges: broken jewelry bought: any condition: spot cash: $1 for false teeth: must he old. Few days only. MISS CLARK, buyer. 118 Arcade. 27 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTO PAINTING called for and delivered. Zsrkls Paint Cos. 31 YEARS PAINTERS Customers recommend our work Prices low as lowest, highest quality 1517 Kelly St. Drexel 4455 Wo own and operate two shops A Bath o Oay Is the Healthy Way. E. M. HARDIN CO. Merchant plumber. 3220 E. Mich. Webster 3001. * VAULT CLEAN! NIL For quick service. Call Rapid Vault and Sink Cleaning Cos. Belmont 2607. SAFETY KAZOR BLADES Sharp.- Tl I I I.EDGE. 201 Indiana Ave. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated; feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. HURKLE. 416 Mass. Main 1428. PIANO builder and tuner. Repair all kinds. Work guaranteed. NICHOLAS HiLDMAN. Belmont 0328-3. STOVES repaired, furniture repaired and refinished: upholstering. Stewart 1478.

37 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ELECTRIC WIRING OF ALL KINDS. House wiring’ a specialty: prices quoted. F. P. FOTJLK. electragist. Brookside 2547. HEATH'S Barber Shop; union; warm, comfortable bathrooms. 133 W. Market. 28 STORAGE AM) TRANSFER MOVE THE RED BALL WAY Largest Trucking Organization in America. RED BALL TRANSIT CO. “National Household Movers.” 802-3-4 Merchants Bank Bldg. MAin 4631 Offices in All Principal Cities MOVE the cheapest way. CARTER TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE. Special prices on overland trip.-: Circle 4669. 29 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Room a rug Homs© 0 rooms at 656 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place, partly furnished, only >BO month. The Evans-Roberts Cos., FOR rent or sale, a modern garage, where hundreds of ears pass daily. Call or address 756 Rossville ave., Frankfort, Ind 30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—Gasoline ALL ARE BARGAINS Ford Touring, A-l condition, $100; S3O down, balance small monthly payments. Ford Sedan, starter and demountable rims, $265. SBS cash, balanee to suit purchaser. Ford Roadster, $75; $25 down payment, balance easy payments. m f© m. mmit Yffrr/cm Wand e lin YhetrtJ CompanX Auuiorizcd Ford Dealer* Opn Sunday Mornlnf. 459-61 Va. Ave. Drexel 0360. Open Evenings and Sunday Morning. Buy your used cars now and save yourself from $25 to $56. A small deposit will hold any of the cars listed below for thirty days if desired. 1920 coupe; excellent condition. $325. 1921 roadster: starter: tool box: lock wins i shocks motor in ex-ecih-nt condition; S3OO. 1920 roadster -.arter, four 30x3 Va tires; rif.v top and curtains: new upholstering; car in ext’-.a good condition, sl9o. 1930 touring: starter; demountable runs; bargain at sl9.">. 1919 touring; good tires; exceT.cnt running condition: sl.'o. 1919 touring: good tires: excellent i ondition, $l5O. 1917 touring: new top: SIOO. 1917 touring: good tires: S9O. 1918 ton truck: bargain at Kortisoa tractor: VERY LIBERAL PAYMENT FLAN. Broad Ripple Auio Cos. AUTHORIZED FORD AND FORIIsON DEALERS Wnslntii'lon 4737 S2B E. Sixty-Third St. Kurd Sedan Case ID'M. finu nv < hai nvi! uoniition, romplutely equipped; cord tires, Jock wheel, bumpers, other extras. A real bargain. Terms. Monroe Motor Corp. 130 K. New York. Mun ;;S7l J Buick Six 'louring Dodge. Chandler. Jordan. Hudson. Oakland. Reo 6, Fsa-x. Stutr. Fords. Oldsmobile and others. Repainted, rebuilt and retopped. Your own terms or trade. .318 S. Capitol Ave. Open evenings and Sundays. FORD BODIES SEDAN.COUPE TOURINGS AND COMMERCIALS. SWISS!! ELM & PARKER. 330 E. Market. FORDS, about 15 or 20 of them, all in good condition: < .in be bought as low aa $)0 down, or in other words bring >4O and drive "11" away. WEISSMAN. 212-14 E. New York. FORIi touring 1931. starter, S7O down, balance 12 months. OAKLEY GARAGE, lfiiil-iio S. Meridian Fl RD sc in, 19-0; new tires, newly painted: $375: terms. 0. 11. WAI.LERICH CO. 833 N M r dian St iFORD. 1921, one-ton truck: good shape: good tires. Terms. OAKI.EY GARAGE. 1001-65 S. Meridian. FORD ROADSTER New tires. Price only S9O. C. H. WALLERICH CO. [ 533 X. Meridian St FORD sedan. 1930: five cord tires; meI chanicaJly A-l Terms OAKLEY GARAGE. 16C1 65 S M. r iian 1 I iRD ci up" i9. . good tir''--. $375; terms. C. II WALLERICH CO. 833 N. Meridian St. _________ FORD TOUR ING 7 S7O. OAKLEY GARAGE. 1661-65 S. Meridian. FORD 1917 chassis, A-l mechanical condition. HASSLERS. $35 down, balance easy terms. 64 E. Washington. M iin 3493. FORD coupe! practically new: driven less than 1400 miles. C. OSTHEIMER, Hoosicr Garage. Oxford and New York Sts. _____ FORD. 1917 touring: A-l shape; good tires: s4‘> down; lialatice easy terms. 644 E. Washington. Main 3493. FORD, 1919 touring; mechanically perfect: $100; terms. 044 E. Washington. -Main 3493. FORDS, large liny now: small payment down. 735 Virginia Ave. BUICK 4, roadster. $250: easy terms: open evenings. 23.4 N. Pennsylvania. FORD. 1970 touring: electric lights, starter, $7.4 down. 23.4 N. Pennsylvania. FORDS, large line: h'lv now: small payment down. 72 4 Virginia \\ • 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED CASH FOR USED CARS. 1919 AND 1920 MODEL CARS. LARGEST BUYERS OF CARS IN STATE. Indianapolis Auto Parts and Tire Cos. 518 N. Capitol. Open eves, and Sunday. WANTED FORDS AND FORD BODIES. BETHUKAMS. 1016 K. WASH DKEXEI. 0140 AUTOS WANTED. LATH MODELS. 212 F New York St. Main 4446 AUTOS’ WANTED. WE PAY CASH. J WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N. Illinois. Main 1579.

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\ 33 AUTO UEFA IRS Good Used Tires All Sizes. Take Your Pick. $2.00 And Up. ROGERS. 3115 W. Wash. BE lmont 4300^ Auto Washing Our Specialty DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. 332 W. Maryland. Circle 0653. AUTOWASHING Our specialty. 334 N. Illinois. S_& S Auto Laundry Auto Storage $8 per Month HEATED GARAGE $8 PER MONTH. 332 W, Maryland. Circle 0653. HOSPITAL for sick storage batteries. An expert doctor ;,t your service, will rebuild your a volt battery for $6. SOUTH SIDO BATTERY SHOP. 413 S. Meridian St. 35 FINANCI AL We Have Unlimited Capital which we arc loaning so thfi borrowing- public of Indianapolis. $lO to S3OO Loans Loans made on furniture. Victrolaft, pianos, live stock, etc., and remember our Easy Payment Plan Rates and Methods: $ 20: total cost 4 months, S 1.79 S 60; total cost 4 months. S 5.25 $ 75: total cost 4 months. $ 6.56 $150; total cost 4 months, $18.13 $250: total cost 4 months, S2USS Out constantly increasing business makes it possible to offer you terms of repayment so satisfactory that you cannot afford to be without money for any legitimate pur* £ Telephone applications reeeiva I prompt attention. Main 2983. ' American Loan Cos. 347 Bankers Trust Bldg. Third floor. Corner Pennsylvania and Ohio Sts. Licensed and bonded company. 36 INSURANCE WE MAKE and give second mortgages on unproved farms and Indianapolis real estate. AETNA MORTMAGE ft INVESTMENT CO. 508 Fidelity Trust Bldg. REAL ESTATE and insurance. TUXEDO STATE BANK. 4304 E New York, Irvington 2303. 37 MONEY TO LOAN ' We Supply the Home With money for all purposes. Make up your budget for the month or year. Let Us Pay Your Bills and start you with a clean slate. The HrltS j 3 £xed by law, but our service is unexcelled. It will cost less than you anticipate. SAMPLE RATE $45, Total Cost $3.15 f cr three months Other amounts up to S3OO ai same proportionate rates. Loans made on furniture, p.anoa, etc. Call, write or pnone Commonwealth Loan Cos. 305 Odd Fellow Bldg. . W , Sts. A I'D.-!-.- Main 4019. fl LOANS” on furniture, pianos, autos, livestock, farm implements and other collateral. 141 L E. Washington St. CAPITOL LOAN CO. Main 0.485 _ Auto Lincoln 7184. MONEY furnished on realty mortgages and contracts. FRANK K SAWYER. Meridian Life Bldg., 307 N. Pennsylvania St. Riley 1426. FIRST ami second mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real esta e. R. B. WILSON, 1101 National City Bank Bldg. Lincoln 6104. MONEY to loan on second mortgages. L. B. MILLER. 127 V Delaware St. Main 5702. 32b E. Wabash St.

jW LEGAL NOTICES ' NOTICE. Popart ment Snail'v. office of city controller, city hall. Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 2. 1923. Sealed bids will be received by the city controller of the city of Indianapolis. Ind, until 12 o'clock i.non on the 15th day of January. li, lor a temporary loan of Sdrto.UOo.oo to the city of Indianapolis. Ind.. acting oil behalf of and for the use and benefit of the sanitary district of Indianapolis, Ind . for the relief of and in aid of the “Sanitary Maintenanca and General Expense Fund" of the said sanitary district. Said loan will bear interest at the rate of not more than 6 per cent per annum, and will be evidenced by twenty (20) notes or warrants signed by the city of Indianapolis, for the use and benelit of and on behalf of said sanitary district, each note in the principal sum of $5,00-1.00. to be dated on the day in January, 1923, on which the proceeds o? said notes shall be received and to be payable June 15, 1923. The interest, on each of the said notes or warrants shall be payable at the maturity of said notes or warrants, and shall be expressed to be a part of tlm principal thereof. Said notes or warrants shall be numbered from one to twenty, both numbers included. The proposals riceived will be opened by the city controller in his office on the 15th day of January, 1923. between the hours of 12 noon and 2 o'clock p. m.. n.nd said - ity , ontroller s.-tll to ’reupon award loan to the person or institution offering rfl y at the lowS rst rate oi interest, but the said city corv, troller shall have the right to reject any and all bids or proposals for said loan. SaiJ notes or warrants shall be payable to th* be a re, thereof at the office of the treasures of Marion County in the city of Indianapolis. Ira,, or at one of the authorized depositories in said city Said notes or warrants shall not in any respect be a corporate obligation oi the city of Indianapolis, but shall be and constitute an indebiedness of the sanitary district of Indianapolis as a special taxing district, and said notes or warrants, with interest thereon, shall be payable out of the proceeds oi taxes actually levied and now in process of collection under section 21 of an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana in the vear 1917. entitled “An act concerning the department of publie sanitation in cities of the first class, defining its powers and duties, creating sanitary districts consisting of such cities and any incorporated towns located within the boundaries thereof, repealing conflicting laws, and declaring an emergency. ' approved March 9, 191 <, as amended by an act approved March 9, 1921 : and the proceeds of such levy have been pledged and appropriated, so far as is necessary. to the payment of said notes or warrants. Said notes or warrants shall be issued and offered for sale, and said temporary loan made, undo- and pursuant to the provisions of said act of 1917. approved March 9, 1917, and all acts amendatory thereof, and particularly under and pursuant to section of said ict approved March 9. 1917, as amended bv said act approved March 9, 1921. JOS. L. HOGUE. City Controller. NOTICE" foilElßS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the Probate Court of Marion County, January term. 1923. In the matter of the estate of Clara M, Mathes, deceased. No. 60-18941. Notice i> hereby given that Thomas A. Garrison as administrator of the above named estate has presented and filed his account and vouchers ui final settlement of said estate, and flint the same will come up ior tin ( xatnination and action of said Probate Court, on the 3rd day of February. 1923. at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate required to appear in said court and show cause, 'f any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved Aial tic heirs of said estate ar--a so required to appear and make proof Offl their heirship. ALBERT H. LOSCHE. Clerk. R. L. EU BANK. Attornev. NOTICE —The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Plymouth Saving and Loan Association, for the election of directors, will be held on Saturday. Jan. 20. 1923. betwofn the hours of 7 and 8:30 p. m.. at Us r ffi. es, 303 Peoples Bank Bldg. Calvin W. RUSH, president: E. E KATTEBHENBY. secretary. LEGAL NOTlCE—Stockholders of Columbian Savings and Loan Association. There will be a meeting of stockholders of above association on Monday, Jan. 16 at 8 p. m- at No. 807 S. East St.