Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 249, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1923 — Page 10

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PRISONERS ME OUT Or SKIRMISH WITH BLACK EYES Cellroom at City Lock-up Is Setting for ‘Free-for-AI!, 1 Police told today how, in the wee small hours Sunday morning, there was a free-for-all battle in the cell room at police headquarters among some of the twenty-nine men sched-: uled to appear in city court today to answer charges of drunkenness. While the police were not able to tell which of the prisoners caused the • rouble, they took Ed Barret, 24, of 446 Shelby Su. out of the cellroom and put him into a private cell downstairs. That ended the battle. Barret was charged with drunkenness and failing to pay a taxi bill. He is said to have claimed that Clarence Harris, 2.x, of 743 W. New York St., arrested on similar charges, had caused the trouble in the cellroom. • iohn Brenan, 19. of 527 E. TwentyFifth SL, charged with drunkenness, is said to have received a pair of black eyes in the battle. James Richcreek, whose name also appeared on the slate at Jerome Sweet, 34, of 2435 Bellefontaine St., is said to have suffered a split lip. Turnkey John Peak arrested two men Saturday night on charges of assault ar.d battery and drunkenness. The men gave their names as William Patterson, 115 W. Thirtieth St., and Nutt of 132Vg W. Ohio St. A free-for-all battle in an automobile in the 1900 block on S. Iveystone Ave„ resulted in the arrest of men giving their names as Herbert Grimsley, 2014 Ashland Ave., and George Martin, of Anderson, Ind.. police said. A third man was said to have been so far under the influence of liquor that he could not give his name. The three were charged with drunkenness by Motor Police Amsden and Hyland. HUSBANDWIELDS RAM FIGHT Terre Haute Man Attacks Brakeman Talking to Wife. By Time* (Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Feb. 26. John W. Ryden, 4S, brakeman on the Big Four Railroad, was seriously cut by a razor wielded by James Paradise, 34, when Paradise found his wife and Ryden in conversation. I yden was rushed to a hospital where he is < x pec ted to recover. Paradise surrendered to police. EVANSVILLE —Three girl students at Reitz High School counted twentyfive robins on the campus at one time. DECATUR—More than one thousand fire-men from northern Indiana will attend the firemen's convention to be hc-’iCi here. Ten firemen’s bands will participate in a parade. FRANKLIN —"We are just as much in love with each other today as we were sixty-two years ago," said Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kelly at a dinner marking their sixty-second wedding anniversary. UNION ClTY—Basket-ball players at the gymnasium went home broke. Thieves broke into the dressing-room during a game and stole money and valuables. DECATUR —Twelve boys and nine girls were called before authorities Investigating liquor law violations at a dance. More than a score of persons were asked to leave the floor. PINE VILLAGE—The first shipment of spring chickens has been mailed at the postoflice. There were 1.009 potential "fries” in the lot. FT. WAYNE—Herbert Spears, colored. now serving a term in the State reformatory for robbery, is heir to $137,000 in San Antonio, Texas. BLOOMINGTON This orchestra, composed of Indiana University students. Will go to the Orient this summer: Walter A. Stiner. Indianapolis; Mark Gantz, Terre Ilaute; Harry Williams, Muncie; Howard Allen, Washington, and Frank Masterman, Robinson. 111. SOUTH BEND —Mrs. Marie Demay, twice married and once divorced from Camiel Demay, has sued for divorce, charging cruelty. PRINCETON —"We were depending on the Lord to heal him,” said John Land, farmer, when Sheriff Holden and physician arrived at his home to see that bums received by a 16-months-old bahv were properly treated. The child was injured two weeks ago. SOUTH BEND—Due to the fact that it is no longer an uncommon thing for children to complete the eighth gTade. as in olden days, the St. .Toseph County board of education has decided to discontinue commencement exercises for grammar school graduates. Drug Store Robbed. Detectives today wore searching for a burglar who entered the drug store of Fred Dunnington, Capitol Ave. and Twenty-Eighth St. The thief broke a window. He carried away a pay telephone and a cash box cbntaJnlng $7. Mareosson at Richmond By Time* Special RICHMOND, Ind., Feb. 26. Isaac F„ Marcoseon, newspaper correspondent, will lecture on "Adventures in Interviewing" Thursday under the auspices of the Earlham College Press Club Will W. Relief, president of the Richmond Rotary Club will preside at the meeting.

Bank President is Dead By Time* Special JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., Feb. 26. —John Frank McCulloch, 65, president of the National Bank of New Albany and Charlestown, is dead at his home following a stroke of paralysis. He is survived by the widow, three sons and a daughter. 1 DEATH NOTICES IiASUY, HELEN MARlE—Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Basey, 2 miles west of Eden, passed away Sim day morning at the ape of 0 years. Funeral Tuesday. 8:30 a.' m. at residence: 11 a. m. at the London church. Interment London cemetery, in choree of Max Hcrlick & Son. DESSERT. MKS EMMA (NEE WIRTZ) Beloved wife of Edward B. Dessert, died at 13:25 a m.. Feb. 26, at her home, 2208 Madison Ave. Funeral notice later. HINES. ELIZA A—Ape .'B, died at 10:10 a. m. Sunday, at her home. 1307 College Ave., oi pneumonia, after a short illness of ten days She leaves three children, two I sons and one dauphter: Harry, who lives at | Sheibyvi'.le, Ind : Edward Hines and Mrs. I Fred Hey, both of this city Mrs. Hines ; was a member of the First Baptist Church I of this <4ty. The funeral will tie held at She’byville, Tnd . Tuesday at 3 v> m. Remains will be open to friends Monday evening!. HOBSON, P. .T.—Died at his home. 1047 N. Beville Ave.. Sunday morning, Feb. 25. Funeral notion later. HORCFfTm All Y—M other of Albert N. of Monroe. La.. Frank J and Mrs. W. R. Cooper of Indianapolis, fiasseed away Feb. 34 at noon. Friends may call at the resi-dua,-e. 3323 Central ave . Monday. Funeral at St. Mary s church, Tuesday at 9 a. m. ; Burial private. j McNulty. Margaret m.—wife of Patrick F. McNulty, died Saturday. Feb. 24. at the family residence. 646 Birch Ave. Funeral Tuesday morning at residence at 8:30. Services at the Assumption Church at 0 o'clock. Friends invited. O'DAY. WINFRED—Diad~Feb. 25. 3 p. m„ at residence. 446 Douglass St : sister of Pat nek O'l)iy and Mrs. Patrick Corcoran. Funeral notice later. RUSIE, JOI IN - 11 —Am 88 years, of Mooresville, Ind , passed away Feb. 25. 1023. at 5 p. m at the home of his sons. S. W and .1 If. Ruhe. 302 Parkview Ave. Funeral notion later. SHIMER. THOMAS N.—Husband of Helen Lampard Shinier, passed away at his home, 22211 N De'aware St.. Feb. 24, 5:30 n m. Funeral notice later. STERLING. JULIA—Feb. 24. 1023' at 10:15 a. m., age 57 years. Funeral Tuesday. Feb. 37. at S* a in., at late residence. 1447 W. Market St Friends invited. Burial in F'crgi Park cemetery. SWIFT. NANCY C.—Eighty-six years old. beloved mother of Mrs Nana May Bush. Henry U. r.d ilibbert Swift, died at her lato residence. 823 N. Delaware street. Sunday. Feb. 25. Funeral services will be held Tuesday evening. Feb. 27, S p. m. Friends invited. Remains will 1 ■ taken to Aurora, Ind for interment Wednesday. Feb. 23. 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Isas- JO<x£d? Parlors 1332 Lnion St. GADD—BLKJ' a GAPD. -130 Prospect St. Phones Stewart 2278. \\. T. Buisengym Independent Undertaker. Prompt ambulance cads "The proof of a service is the service It ; renders." 1702 N. Illinois St. Randolph 6870. : 1625 Shelby St. Drexel 2570, FLANNMR & BUCHANAN 320 North Illinois St. Funeral directors to the people of Indlanapo::s since 18s7. Phon-—Main 0641-0642. LI. 2641. IND I ‘.NAPOI.IS CREMATORY BHIKLEY iUvOS.’CO. Main office 846 N. Ilmois St. Circle 1818. Main 1841. George; Grinsteiner Funeral Director 522 E. Market. Mam 0808. Oscar G. Herrmann 906 N. East. i Main 7813. Johnson A Yiontgomerv 1032 Central Ave Main 1430. FUNERAL DIRECTORS—I4O2 N. Illinois. \VM II KRIEGF-R. ; Main 1154. _Re Phone. Ben Davis 332-L. ; UNDERTAKERS ill SET * ' TITUS 951 North Del r., 6564 M_3680. 18 Special .nuiicls WILL pav *3 cash to any one telling me where I >an sell anew sewing machine MR BENHAM. Main 0600 DANCE—Mar h 10 given by Gordon and I.irdsell at the Moore hall, 132‘a Audubon ! Road. 9 PERSONALS I WILL not b" responsible for any bills contracted by my wife. Mrs Laura Singi.T. A. I. SINGLEK TO communicate with women who can qualify for a 100 r ? American organization. Address A No. 1719, Times. 10 LOST AND FOUND LOST—Pocketbook, black bather, near In dlar-.a ave. and North at.: contained about sls In currency and several membership cards, with name ar.d address of owner; reward for information or return to 521 W. North st. Main 7218. ___ LOST—Wrist watch, white sold, velvet band. 1 Wed Market st.. between terminal, Y<! low Cab garage. Call New Augusta BTB. i Reward. LOST—Downtown Thursday. small gold wrist watch. Call Washington 0416. \ LOST—Package Quilt Mocks aud comfort tot* 38th st. blvd. Washington 2610. ! VAN IT Y - CASE, black, lost in Ayres' Tues- | day. Lincoln 8553. Reward | LO^T—Large amethyst ring, claw setting Irvington 9868. 12 HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED Teams amid tracks to haMS coal; short haan23. 1405 W. Ray St. WANTED Teams and tracks to hainl coal; short hauls, 430 Indiana Ave. Wanted—Boys Sixteen years old or under to carry Times routes m central part of city Routes be-l*et-n North aim fcouth ami East and West ms bee Mr Mooreheao. auy afternoon between 2 and 5. WANTED ! Times carriers between the ages of 10 and J- years m North Indianapolis Good chance for live-wire boys It, make money and ad- ! Vance. See .Mr i.ruetis. rear 2941 Clifton i >lr< **t Times siatijn. after 2:30 p. m MEN who like to draw ana nave undeveloped talent. Real opportunity to eura QIC money _AdJr. as A No. 2220. Times. MEN to learn vurcantzlug trade; a tine paying business to get into ANDERSON ! STEAM V 1.1,1,AN1Z1-llt CO EXPERIENCED teamsters. Apply city disposal jria-it. southwest of stock yards. Itqulre at Bnntlia camp. SOME one to take charge of kitchen and dining-roon.. Will fifty-fifty. Call Bclmont 4.500HOVB AS MESSENGERS. APPLY DEI.IVSRY DEPT, j WESTERN UNION. iJ INSTKi.CI lONS TO) A iflr and popular piano music iW taught in twenty lessons, beginners and advanced. Reduced rates. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL. 106 Pembroke Arcade. Circle 3034.

13 INSTRUCTIONS a—Business Colleges MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER S COLLEGE. 309 E. Washington St„ Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757. 14 SALESMEN MANTLET SALESMEN We want a few energetic men to handle a wanted article to sell at prices below retail. If you are an employe of a factory or any large organization and want to make some extra money in your spare time, this is your chance. You can make $15.00 a day easily. See F. M. Bradley, Washington Hotel, this evening or any time Tuesday. 16 HFLI* \YV N TLI4—IF MAI K YOUNG WOMEN over 17 years of age, desiring permanent positions where their work and service arc recognized will profit by appij is to MISS COOPER. ROOM 101. Indiana Bell Telephone Cos. New York ami Meridian Sts. Coro Makers Experienced; good rates: steady work. Apply employment office. Belmont ave. Link-Belt Cos. South of W. Washington st. j LADIES with talent for drawing: will In- | ter view only those who want to make it their profession; real opportunity for ambitious women Adurt-ss A No. 2219 Times AT ONCE,—Capable worfien to demonstrate and sell dealers: $25 to SSO per week: and traveling expenses paid. Write GOODKfCH DRUG CO , It, fit. A-10, Ci i- uninti. <> COOK, white: night work. Short ord rs. 332 Shelby. ]B~ ( LOOMS l Oii KENT FIFTEENTH ST., E.; warm. pleasant rooms, private, modern home, use of sitting room and sun parlor. Married couple employed or two roommates. Lincoln 81_43. PARK AVE.. 1900 block: large front room. modern, private home, two gentlemen or married couple S3O month. Kenwood 3022. DELAWARE Wr *ll N.: nicely furnished warm, clean, tght modern room: 10 minutes' walk Phone Circle 0373. | BROADWAY. 1961. large modern furj mshed Iront room: man and wife, or two gentlemen. Randolph 01-17. NEW JERSEY, 517 N One nice sleeping room; suitable for two: '••• sing'o room. MBRIDiANrkiO N.. Knox Apt.: large front room, nicely furnished; steam heat; very pleasant. MERIDIAN. 534 N Nue. warm dowu-tairs room. Circle 5-156. ! HOYT AYE. 1151 furnished room; suitable for 2 gentlenjcm Drexcl_293ii. _ I PARK Ave.. 936; rooms st- am heated with j kltoh-i, priv. ,-es Citric ■*•962. TUXEDO :: I S large front room; modern Websler 5163. a— Liuiit Housekeeping MICHIGAN. 12 F. DESIRABLE MODERN LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING SUITE 1.733 CENTRAL AVE. Rooms for rent; light housekeeping, mo en i NORTH ST . 11 s i: . lurni-ht 1 fr- nt room and kitchenette: modern and walking Uis- : tanee. Cir - ‘056. DELAWARE 1142 ding front room: kitchen cabinet and gas range, wail furnished- g.tr-itic. CAPITOL. N, :1 I two housekeeping rooms. reasonable; sleeping rooms for men $3 M h EAST. 551 N. two neatly furnished front rooms. *5 per week _ b— Bound and Booms THE KOCKER boarding’- lions-. 37 N. l ast. best of home eno:.iuir family style, rooiiis and hoard $* bo I--19 REVEALS a—Mouse* Houses 2104 Langley, 3 rooms S2O 90 1634 Cornell, 5 rooms $70.00 524 E. I’rutt. 6 Muiim $37 5U 241 S. Randolph, 4 rooms... $27 50 Dunlop & lloltegel, Realtors | 122 E. South Sule 1 Throo rooms i—at and -n- r furnish -1. | mod’-rn. $-0. 1708 S. East st. See MR [sYNDER Washn.glo Bank aj.d Trust u Mam 0792 EVERGREEN APARTMENT. I 3504 Evergreen Ave.. sun parlor, living room, bedroom. Pullman diner, kitchenette. I bath; a.i for $65 without garage. EVANS ROBERTS • O. I 505-0 K. of P. B.ilg. Main 3192. | 903 COLLEGE 5 rooms; beat anil water furnished; only $45. Marion County State Dank 334 OGDEN ST, 5 ROOMS, $lO6 t> —Apartments 935 N. Meridian St. Six roonifl anrl Vntk, door; walkinc; ; distant, enod ]n<*atton: State Savings & Trust Cos. ! Main 4518. 9 K Market St. 21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses North Indianapolis Bargain 7-room modern horn*-, full lot, traraiffe; cioso to car; price easy terms. New Bungalow, East 5-room modern, lontr brick fireplace, hardwood floors, lot 70x140 it.. $5,000, only down. R. Jiritton son Rauch Bldg. Lin. 3411. Ken. 4050. SX GAL Circle 6600. Within 5Vi miles of Monument. 3% cre, 5-rouui hnus'- and outtmilduigs. 53,500, 51.000 cakh, $25 per mouth. j One acre. 5-room bungalow and garage; | :one year old: $4,000. Both of these prop-! ernes will bear tho closest investigation. South East FORCED SALK. Seven-room modern, except hath; 4 years old: lot 40x111; cement walks and porch; $3.:>00 on terms Also j New 0-room modern bouse, less than cost; I must se.i; $4.200, suoo cash, $35 per mo., including interest. (Janaday Realty Cos. 1 306-T City Trust bldg. M. 1340 Ran. 5332 Bungalow,. East Between Broou side blvd. and car line; 5-room strictly modern for $4,500; SSOO cash. Mr. Ryan. 431 Lemcko bldg. Main 3115. Harrison 2562. Another Big Bargain Eight rooms, strictly modern; hardwood floors throughout: built-in features; double garage, uieo forest shade Hi front; 111 2400 block N. Alabama st. Prico $6,750 for quick sale; $1,750 cash; terms. “Live Wires. T. R. JONES & CO. 504 Roosc- : velt bldg. Main 5758. IF YOU VV /. .. I A MODERN home and YOUR LOT IS PAID FOR. WE WILL BUILD FOR YOU AND YuU CAN PAY L3 ; BACK IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS. The Southern Lumber Cos. t 81h Floor K. of 1‘ Edg Bariraiu—s2oo < lash New 5-room bungalow north. Has cast front, electric lights, driven well and fireproof roof. Br.lance $25 per month. Call Mil. JOHNSON Lincoln 1453. SEVEN rooms, beautiful front, porch, three bedrooms. SI,OOO cash: 5 rooms modern, cast; close in. Many others e.i it and southeast on terms Farms for sah- or trade for good city property. C. J. OSIiURN. Drexcl | 6184. | FOR quick sale on your vacant lots in resiI deuce districts, medium priced doubles and 1 medium priced single houses list with R 1> Wilson. Realtor, 1101 National City Bank | bldg. Lincoln 6104. HERE'S your chance to r t nice 7-room modern hoi::;>'. r ear Fountain Sq.. at bartrn a large bit and fruit Circle 1901. ; 5-rt’iOM. strictly nii.diru bungalow; garage: eclect location east: near Rural; oniy ' 7£|..o_W _ Ca'l Lincoln 3731. FI.ETCHER Avo.. 5-room, seml-icodcril col in.'- garage: fine location $3,250. Call i Lincoln 3734. 1 FRANK E CATES ic SON. REALTORS? 1011 Hume-Matisur. Lincoln 1269.

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21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses Bo You Want a Home On the Edge of the City? This excellent 6-room home and lot 63.4x300 ft. located on paved Troy avenue, Just west of South Meridian street, is ideal. Long living room across the house; hardwood floors and oak woodwork; large, light dining room; china closet; bedroom with large clothes closet and hardwood floor; very convenient kitchen with cistern at the sink; two large bedrooms, each with clothes closet and separate entrances from both front and rear stairways, and an attic, upstairs; glass inclosed rear porch; cement front porch: full basement, and an excellent furnace; large barn; cement floor and floored loft: chicken house and yard; everbearing strawberry bed. asparagus Vied; currant bushes: grape arbor: two full grown kieffer pear trees: three maple shade trees in front yard good well: cement walks from front to barn Price, $5,500: part f cash, balance monthly. Lorenz Selimidt & Sons 37 Monument Circle. Main 3715. Evening Webster 8800. A Real Bargain Eight-room modern home, two blocks southeast of fairground on the hill. Ask Harrison 1506 for fiq-ther information. FOUR-ROOM cottage, largo chicken yard. 529 S Holmes ave. d—l Alts MAKE AN OFFER Four lots south of 38th st. on Chester. Grocery store on one lot. Rented. Others vacant. Owner says sell. W. A. JOHNSON. Till Fidelity '! rust Cos. Lincoln 1453. CORNKU. SOUTHEAST.’ BEING ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER MINNESOTA AND I DRAPER. SIZE 36x58. CHOICE BUILDING SITE. PRICE M W ONLY SSOO MAiu 1409. Res. Washington 4175. c—Suburban Oh Boy, Just Got In Two and one-hail-acre tract: 5-room bungalow; center hall type; strictly modern; screen for front porch and all tho windows; window shades, 3-ear garage, chicken House, 23 fruit Dees, till grape vines, making a Itv autiful grape arbor, full bearing; large asparagus bed. beautiful shade and shrubhery. the very Ik-.-h of ground; 60 chickens. Prico $10,000: $2,000 cash; easy terms. Located at 3650 8 Meridian st., just across ! from the new Catholic church. You will have to hurry if you get this. No more like it near city “Live Wires.” T. R. JONES & ( *U, 504 tg M,i;:i 5758. I $lO CASH gives you possession of an a<-ra I trait cast n-ar grad, and school and East 1 Washington s*. intent-ban • ar. Build a 'retail house and -.itcd. Balance easy payments Price S6OO to SI,OOO. Evenings, : Irvington 0512. COOPER & HADLEY. Main 2776. Uni\ ersity Heights New, 5-room bungalow: room for bath; .basement; cement and brick porch, electric list.*s; gar,iso. $3,250: $250 down. Main 01-o. Evenings Washington 3li t. R-'J. f—Sales oi- Exchange FOR $.. E OR TRADE. Improved 1.184 acre ranch in Cherry : County, seven milts oat. 60 acres eultivaitil lays rolling, mortgage Sa.ooo. runs 5 ~,tr* Price 50 p-r acre. G. W. BROOK ER. owner. Cruokston. Neb NKW SIX ROOM MODERN HOMfi. paved street, will make EASY TERMS OR CONSIDER LOT OR LOTS. MAIN 0142. 22 REAL ESTATE WAN ! HD Cash for House, West I hava huyor for a five or iixroom hoiirv* uihl -f Jkdmont ave. nc-tr V- WaAhiiiKton uar Jin©. Call Mr. A -ox G;r •* Eve.. WcLhUv ivealty Finance Cos. it THE FOle I.‘ V.'lNi, NORTH Six room and üble close In. Five i--ci htgii •. . bungalow. Fir-t - a-, cottage. T.ACY Hi-lAKN. 11ARHISON 1024. M-mt-er Mn'tip'e Listing' Bureau, WV; kh" 4o in "vi o Rfs Tor suuDIVIDING GIVE l.< CATION. TRAN - : PORTATIoN. LAY OF LAND. PUBLIC Iu: ii.ii ii’.s available and lowest CASH PRICE. ADDRESS A No 2237. TIMES WILL PAY CASH Have $25 ihil) to pay for small rental pr..- -rtiee doesn'l have to be tri good repair A id.- A No 2225. Time*. WI property east and south, not over ■v i.'.00 l’T.l Lincoln 3734 25 SHM ELLA.NEOI s t OK BALB a— Household Goods RUGS— LINOLEUMS Brussels r Blue, Tan. Taupe and Old Rose, 9x12, -I "50 Wool fiber and grass i ,gs. 9x12. s7.."ci. i';i.[>et l.all runner, 45c a yard. Gold Seal Congoicum rugs, Bxl3, perfect good-, newest pal: run. §13.75. Ax ; minUiter Velvets ar and Wiltons st lowest prices In tho city. All new, perfect and good. Dorfman Rug Cos. 297 W Washington, op; „jte Statehnose ‘lf It. Covers the Flop; We Hava R." b—Uoul, Ice and \\ ood Large, cieun lorked iiliuois egg, free trow slack, slaie and clinker*. We guarantee this coa! to be aa large as some lump coal, $6.60. Illinois lump $6.76 and $7.25 Indiana lump $7.00 Indiana mine run, 70% lump.s6.oo No 4 coal $7.20 West Va. and Ky. lump $9.00 Poca. M. R., very lumpy $9.50 More Heat Per Dollar If you hav© trouble tv! a your furnace coal try one ton or our large <->an forked. | e* peci ally prepared furuaco luuip; ituaxauVeed. 97.00 per ton. Page Coal Cos. ! MA in 8326. RA ndolph 8272. Try 1 ton 111. 10-inch egg. .$6.50 This egg is as large as lump coal. Indiana forked lump $7.1)0 Illinois forked lump $7.25 Linton No. 4 $7.15 West Va. and Ky. 1ump..59.00 Poca. M. K., very lumpy. .$9.50 If you are having trouble with your furnace or stove try 1 ton of our special furnace coal. Hand-picked and boom-loaded You should t r y I ton of thin coal at $7.60 Try 1 toh and If this coal doesn't meet with your approval, send It back. MERIDIAN COAL CO Lincoln 6237 Lincoln 6237. | PRICES REDUCED. Kindling With Each Ton : Illinois Egg,' clean forked $6.00 I Tnd. Egg. clean forked $6.00 Illinois mine-run $5.76 : Illinois Nut. and Slack $5.00 Ind. or Linton lump, forked... .$7.00 Illinois block, forked $7.00 Brazil block, large forked $9.00 DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN CITY. Union Ice and Coal. Drcxfi 4021 -1622. ILLINOIS LUMP, Special $5.75 CRIDER COAL CO. DR exe! 6898. SUECJAL SALE Tltis is real coal Indiana mine run, very lumpy $5.50 COMM EKCIAL FUEL CO. MA m 0430. MAin 0431, Pocahontas Mine Run, $lO West. Va. Lump. fkd M $lO If you are having trouble xvttn your fediana coal try our STAR CITY LUMP. Cne of the bent grades mined in Indiana. Clean, Forked Lump, $7.50 E. & I. Coal Cos. Cl rule 0306.

23^MISCELLANEOITSi FOR SALE b—Coal, Ice and Wood SPECIAL COAL SALE THREE DAYS ONLY We sell the best coal money can buy. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Ind. or HI. Lump, forked $6.60 2 tons $12.75 Ind. or 111., 2 to 6-inch lump.s6 25 2 tons $12.25 Ind. or 111. Egg, forked... .$5.95 * 2 tons $11.75 Ind. or 111. Mine Run $5.75 2 tons $11.25 Largest 111. lump... .$7.25 Largest Ind. lump .. .$7.25 2 tons $14.25 Pocahontas Lump, forked.sl2.oo 2 tons $23.00 Pocahontas Mine Run ... .SIO.OO 2 tons $19.00 \V. Va. Mine Run $7.50 2 tons $14.50 W. Va. Shovel Lump ....$8.50 2 tons $16.00 (live Me Your First Order and I’ll Get the next one. Tom Shroycr 43u Indiana Ave. YARD NO. 1 Circle 0598 Circle 0597 Circle 8390 Circle 1435 YARD NO. 2 14U5 W. Rav BEL 4375 BEI. 4376 I Stop==Look Why Pay More? Qeiniuliine White Ash Lymnip, $7.S© 2 tons, sl4 J® We guarantee tins coal I to be the best buy of any high-grade coal in the city at the price. Our guarantee of 2,000 I lbs. per ton and a square j deal. Nagclson Coal Cos. CI rcle 0,555 Special Best grade, Illinois. 2 to 6 in. lump, forked... .$6.00 2 tons, $11.75 Illinois or Indiana egg, clean forked $5.90 2 tons, $11.5( Beet Rlinois block, forked $7.25 2 tons, $14.25 Best Linton or Indiana lump, clean forked ~57.10 2 tons, $14.00 High-grade Nut and slack .$5.00 Alt our coal is as food as th bB-tt and better than the most. Honest weight, quick delivery and best service, no slack, no rocks. Talk does not rnako good coal, but (rooil coal makes talk—and good customers Prompt delivery any place In the city Bethel Coal Cos. Dli exel 0250. HWIMM, ®! WWI If you will give us your next order we know you will tie satisfied. For in the past we have been helping the people, confronted with the coal problem by supplying them with tho very best coal. CALL WEbster 9280. for GOOD COAL IToosior Brick & Coal WEb. 9280. WEb. 92SL Glendora Everyone Knows This Coal We handle the genuine Glenrlora forked lump SD.OO Amber Jacket lump $7.50 j luuianu forked lump .$7.50 Walnut St. Coal Cos. 331 W. Walnut j Main 6270. Main 6270. While 3 Cars Last Good Indiana Lump..s6.so 2 Tons, $12.50 E. & I. Coal Cos. I Circle 0306. Illinois Lump, forked.s7.so 111. and Ind. mine run.ss.so WEAVER COAL & FEED DR exel 2201

25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE b—Coai, Ice and Wood ELEVATOR COAL Its “HOTTER THAN SUNSHINE” Big Dixie Egg (111.)..56.25 Linton Lump, No. 4 (Ind.) $7.50 Big Dixie Lump (111.).$7.00 Fred Goepper & Son Established 1893 BElmont 4704 BElinont 4705 Take some a load We loud you for less. WOOD FOR STOVE OR FURNACE. ALSO KINDLING WOOD. MAIN 0142. e—Clothing TROUSERS fTo Matelfo /TV Your Coat W 1 Pauls Store Cos. 48 West Ohio Street Near Illinois f—Miscellaneous I -Hl SAI.E ;il uniiiiimi'd freight station C., u . €. & St. h. Ky. Cos., Capitol Ave. and South St., public auction, 9 a. m. Tuesday t' 3. 1 .3. Nine large kitchen ranges, boxes, barrels and crates, disliea, knives, for,, ■ and spoons, new anti eecond-hanii eto - pots, I oxen and barn-ls cooking uteusiis. granito pitchers, 4 bath tuba, 3 enamel sinks, 1 urina., p cartons cocoauut, 5 caj'tous o-rea -i largo ice cream freezer, 1 meat “lice:-, 4 crates enamel bread boxes. 3 roils poultry fenee, 30 coal oil heaters, 6 | crates i , .(■!-, news bk. 38x44-035 C. 1. S.W. about 3,000 sheets; 10 cots and matin.-. s, 1 halo sheeting, 2,737 yards; 1 laundry tub 3 part. 10 cs. beverage. 1 electric ! dishwasher. 1 elec, potato pt-eier. 25 rug*, van ...s sizes ami patterns, 1 carbide liglit tank, 200 baker s bread pans, lot galvaniz.fsl sr-r -cii wire, 1 case paper, 5 reams 32x 44 inatro. paper 595. and many other lots. Hardware Supplies Tarpaulins, all sizes, some covers as large as 40x100 Sect. All ut-w goods. forges, vises, anvil*, carpenter and blacksmith, too.s. wrenches, hammers, hatchets, levels tool hags, rasps and files, tool chests 'shovels, spades, picks, Manilla rope, holt cutlers, square*, b iding chairs, wool blankets. platform and folding scales, lire cx'tinguisliers, electric bench grinders, nails, staples, saws and belting. : See us for bargain prices. ! We retail at wholesale prices. M. L. Goldberg & Son, ! 1302 W W ish light six touring car in'good running ORDER FOR DIAMONDS. PRICE ; 54! 15 MAin 1409. Res. WA shington 4175. FOB SALE. Damaged freight, unclaimed freight station. C., C.. C. a. St L. Ry. Cos., ICapifiil ave and South st. Auction l> a. m., i T --.la Fob 27 J. Ji VANCE. F. C. A. ROOi iNG. best quality red and green slate covered. 5,’. per roll Slightly damaged S' • > per 1011. CHARLES KOEUVirginia are. Drawl 8400. W" N' V TIM NK OF I VI’KtYtI'TF.RS NK OV lUDD 142 N •!' .111 ' \N. MISt ELLANEOI S WANTED GOOD, SOUND, DRY, YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT STOCK YARDS. WE WILL PAV 75 CENTS PER BUSIIELON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. i, ULSI.SLbS AX.NOtM LJIL.NT A iiutb a Day ia the Healthy Way. l m habdin co. Merchant plumber. 3220 E. Mich. | Web*ter 3001. FI-A I ULUS t*-*..lii. soiG wrirt renovated. leather mnitrrsaes and pillows made. E F BURKT.E. 4Main 1428 MARCEL waving. 6ttampooltig ana luanleurif :g 15 Lexington Apts.. 1110 N. Ct,pi to 1 PJcInt'ING —SOO bt.RinesH ■ artU for sl. Call THOMPSON, THE PRINTER. Belmont 032 tV SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. Tt DGI 201 fi 1 tna Art. HK,ATI' S Bari r Shop: union, warm, comftirlable balhrimni*. 132 \V Market ■ ii N , p at-Kuarai.tci'd. W ■ WATTS Wcl st-T 313 FURNITURE repaired and retuitshed: up-i hicaieniig Stewart 14 78. W 1 ■ ; ; i-r •'<• i. : g mill hanging. Stewart j 2254 l’-txel 8404 28 SI OK AGE AN’II TR ANSFER MOVE THE RED BALL WAY Largest Trucking Organization in America RED BALL TRANSIT CO. “National Household Movers." SO2-3-4 Merchants Bank Bldg. I MA in 4631 Offices in AR Principal Cities Overland Hauling Special Rates Phone Otto J Sue**'. Main 2353-3628 Night. Web. 0699. Circle 4760. Storage Hoj -.-hold eoods packed for shipment. 30 Al TOMOHILKS FOR SALE b—Gasoline FORD roadster on new tire., good condition. Only $215. C. H WALLERTCH CO. 833 N Meridian St. FORI) 1922 TOURING Starter, demountable rims; other extras. Terms. _ 61 ti N. Illinois. I W 1 i.LVS KNIGH i seven passenger touring. , new paint and new top Uriee only $465 C H WALLERTCH CO.. FORD roadster, L!119; demountable rims, good tires; $99 OAKLEY GARAGE. FORD touring. S6O, OAKLEY GARAGE. 1061 65 S. Meridian. OH AL MIiRS 6 ROADSTER Very classy. Terms. 619 N. Illinois. DODOE ROADSTERS; ONLY $285. i C II WA Li.ERICH CO. 833 N. Meridian. j CHALMERS: late 1919 touring Many ex tras, $l5O down, balance easy terms, 644 E. Wash. Main 3493. FORD TOURING. $75. j Overland, 75 model roadster. SSO. ALLEN 725 Virginia ave. j DoDGE tourings, several to sell from as low as S7O down, balance one year. 644 K. Wash. Main 3403. Fords! We have a few left, 1917s to ' 19195. as low aa SBS. 044 E. Wash. Main FORD touring ; like new, 1922; one-man top For sale or trad*. ALLEN 725 Virginia ave. MAxTvELL touring. i.V OAKLEY &ARAOE. 168 Uos_ 3, aleridiam FORD coupe: seven weeks old. Several ex | tras. At a discount. ALLEN. 725 Virginia ave. , MERCER touring wire wheels: needs some tuning up. lhg hargian. 518 N Capitol M Alt MON speedster: late mudel: snappiest job in town. Terms. 334 N. Capitol* BUICK 6. rondsters and tourings; bargains: your own terms or trade. 518 N. Capitol. OVERLAND sedan. 1920; like new. wire wheels. Terms. 334 N. Capitol. mTT: PASSENGER Overland touring; firstclass condition I aheap. Uebnont 0562. : BUICK 8 touring, 1919: reflalshed. SI6G down, balance terms. 334 N Capitoc 11920 COUPE and sedan. Payments or trade. ALLEN, 725 Virginia are.

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—Gasoline Thirty Used Cars and trucks; payments or trades. Some as low- as SSO down and one year to pay balance. Financed on 8%. All cars and trucks in good mechanical condition. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. COLE, 5-passcnger touring; excellent mechanical condition, paint and tires good: SSOO cash or payments. S. W. MADDEN GARAGE, RITTER AND BROOKVIi.LE ROAD, IRVINGTON. j 4-90 Chevrolet touring 1920; new paint, 5 good tires; mechanically 'fine; $75 down, balance 12 months. OAKLEY GARAGE. FORD BODIES AND PARTS Used sedans, tourings and roadsters Hoods, shells and body pans SWISSHELM & PARKER 330 E. Market FORD. 1921 COUPE. 1920 SEDAN. 1921 SEDAN. Large line touring and roadster. Payment or trade. ALLEN. 72~> Virginia Ave. OLDSMOBILE 6, 1921 Touring; can hardly bo told from new; terms or trade. 619 N, Illinois, CHEVROLET 4-90 touring: absolutely like new. $95 down. 518 N. Capitol. BUICK 6, sport: early j 922 i. -c new, bar- _ t-'a;Terms. 11114 N. _Capitol. _ BUICK 6, louring; like new; $l5O down 430 N. Capito.. Open evenings. STEPHENS. 1929 sport roadster; new cord tires: terms, 334 N. Capitol. FORD touring: early 1922 oemountabie rims. Terms. 334 N.- Capitol. FORD roadster; starp-r; demountable rims: 1921 model. 725 Virginia ave. FORD. 1970, touring electric lights, starter: sTfi down. 430 N. Capitol. FORD touring; starter, S2OO. Payments or trade. 725 Virginia ave. ELGIN 6. sport Slfai uoin; bargain. Open eyenings. -430 N. Capitol. MARMON touring. 1920. bargain if gold at once. Terms. 334 N. Capitol. 31 altomobiTYY wanted Autos Wanted CASH PAID—NO DELAY. INDIANAPOLIS ALTO PARTS & TIRE CO. 518 N. Capitol Ave. Main 3628. AUTOS WANTED. WE PAY CASH. I. WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N. Illinois. Main 1579. AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E New York st. Main 4446. 32 ALTO SLi’PIJES, REPAIRS Good Used Tires Al! Sizes Take Your Pick $2.00 and Up ROGERS, 3115 W. Wash. BE Imont 4300. Auto Washing Gur Specialty DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE I 332 W. Maryland Circle 0653. AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 234 N. li'inoisi S& S A ll l o.La un dry Auto Storage $8 per Month HEATED GARAGE 58 PER MONTH. .33" W. Maryland Circle 0653. WANTED—Everybody to know that we recharge 6-volt batteries for 50c and rebuild them for S6; 12-volt. 810. SOUTH SIDE BATTERY SHOP 413 S Meridian st. 30 INM RAM L WE MAKE and give second mortgages on improved farms and Indianapolis real AETNA MORTGAGE A INVESTMENT CO 508 Fidelity Trust Bldg. 37 MONEY TO LOAN Wishes Da Not Pay BiSHs Neither do good intentions. It takes money to supply your smallest or your greatest needs We Furnish the Money for all purposes. No investigation char-pea No Interest dedui?ted. Tho interest on un paid balances is less than you anticipate. Sample rate: $45.00 Total Cost $3.15 /or three months. Longer time if desired. •Vo loan on furniture, pianos, etc., in auy amount up t- S 'OO Call, write or phone. . Commonwealth Loan Cos. 305 Odd Fellow Bldg. Corner Penn. & Wash. St*. Phone, Main 4619. Under State Supervision. Take Advantage of Oui "Easy Payment Plan" S2O —Total cost 4 months .$ 1.75 $49 —Total cost 4 months.. 3.50 560 —Total lost 4 months.. 5.25 sloo—Total cost 4 months. . 8 75 s2oo—Total cost 4 months . 17 50 S3O9 —Total cost 4 months. . 26 25 Al! other amounts at the same proportionate rate. Longer time end small payments If desired. ’ LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. VICTKOLAS. LIVE STOCK, AUTOMOBILES FROM S'O TO S3OO. Telephone applications given prompt attention. Mam 2983. AMERICAN LOAN GOo 347 BANKERS TRUST BLDG. FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. K B. WILSON, 1101 National City Bank Bldg. Lincoln 6104.

21 KE.VI. estate for sale

NOTICE This is to let vou know that “LIVE WIRES” T. R. JONES & CO.. REALTOR, have moved to the new “ROOSEVELT BUILDING” on the northeast corner of Illinois and Washington streets. We cordially invite you to call and see us at our new address. If you want your property sold don’t forget to list it with us lvhile you are there, as we have always made good in the Real Estate Business. We are celebrating our seventh anniversary by securing this select location and ljy securing membership in the Indianapolis Real Estate Board and the Multiple Listing Bureau. The Roosevelt Building is centrally located and is easily found and is strictly modern, with the very best service that can be given, which is our “motto” too. “live w:ir t. & JB3SES & eorav, eealtors MAin 5758. ||4 “ CSSEfELT BLBS.” Ik-S. BA. 337d. (

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INDIANA LUMP, F0RKED....56.95 Selected quality Knox Count} Coal gives more heat than mo3t dlana coal. Prompt delivery. PEOPLES COAL AMD 01MEMT ©SO). Main Gilke —1105 E. Fiiteenth St. WE bster 4590 WE bster 4892 WE bate*- 4891 WE bster 4893

MONDAY, FEB. 26,1923

37 MONEY TO LOAN i MONEY furnished on realty mortgagee ar.d 1 contracts. FRANK K. SAWYER. Me* ridian Life Bldg., 307 N. Pennsylvania St. : Riley 1426. ■ ' MONEY lo loan on second mortgage*. L. i MILLER. 127 N. Delaware St. Main 576 - -39 LLUAL NOTICES STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION gtk Notice Is hereby given that sealed will be received by the director of tho Stats highway commission, at the office of the State highway commission In the Statehouse, city of Indianapolis, Ind., untU 10 a. m., on the 15th day of March. 1923, for the construction of certain highways ana described as follows i .No. i. F. A. No. 36: location, Dixie Bee Line, Evansville to Inglefield, Vanderburg County 8.513 miles. No. 2. F. A. No. 47, section A: location, Lincoln Highway, New Haven to Zulu. Allen County; 6.646 miles. No. 3. F A. No 47, section B; location, Lincoln Highway. Zulu to Ohio State 11m, Allen County; 6.041 miles. No. 4. F. A. No. 48 section B; location. Boot Jack Route, Springville to Rolling Prairie, La Porte County: 6.723 miles. Bids will he received for three types of j pavement: Brick, bituminous concrete and concrete on the above listed projects, aa shown on plans and described m standard specifications for same. Cement for the above listed projects will be iurnislicd the contractor by tho Indiana Li ate highway commission. Proposal blanks and specifications may be obtained free, and plans upon payment Ot 00 per set. i ion application to the state highway commission, Indianapolis Ind. No refund for plans returned. Plans may also bo se r -n at the office of lhe State highway commission, Indianapolis, Ind. Contracts will be let to the lowest and best bidder, but the right to reject, any and ail bids is reserved, ii any cause exists therefor. Bidders shall file bonds with the bids as provided by law. J. !>. WILLIAMS. Director. NOTICE State of Indiana, department of State. Ed Jackson, secretary of State. To al! to whom these presents shall coma, greeting: T Kd Jackson, secretary of State ! of the State of Indiana, do hereby certify that the Dcupr - Realty Company lias this day filed in tin oliice of the secretary of State the properly signed and attested consents. statements and papers required by seo- ; tion 1 of oi act entitled ‘‘An act preeribing ! the method and procedure for the. voluntary ; >a or private corporation* and volj untary associations, and declaring an emeri gency." approved March 14. 1913. And 1 further certify that such written j consents, statements and papers so filed na iw that said company and : off.rers thereof have complied with the visions of section 1 of said act. and that ; corporation Is now in process of dissolution. In witness whereof, I have'hero. (SEAL) unto set my hand and affixed th seal of the State of Indiana at the city of Indianapolis this 10th day of February, A. D„ 1923. ED JACKSON. Secretary of State. By P. If. WOLFARP, Deputy. PUBLIC AUCTION Damaged freight at unclaimed freight station, C.. C., C. & St. L. Ry. Cos.. Capitol Ave. and South St.. Indianapolis. Ind., Tuesday, ! Feb. 27. 1923, 9 a. m. Boxes and barrels dishes—cups, saucers, vegetable disnes, meat platters, vinegar cruets: boxes and barrels tinware and cooking utensils—bread pans, pie pans, dippers, et-ainrrs. tin cups, dish nans, wash pans, waiters' trays, boxes granite dishes, 1 meal block. 1 electric potato peeler. 5 large camp ranges, 50 new and second-hand stock pots, 2 barrels lamps, 1 barrel and 1 box knives, forka and spoons; barrels and boxes granite pitchers, stew pots, coffee pots, pane. ! brushes, rags, ivory soap and soap chips, : doors, second-hand pillows, cots, mattresses. We will also have about two carload of : various merchandise in this sale. Examina- ! tion of lota Monday, Feb. 26. 1923. J. K. VANCE, Freight Claim Agent. ! McFADDEN AUCTION CO.. A • ■ ot: oncers. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given, that tho under- ! signed, the Board of Commissioners of Mar i rion County. Indiana, will, up to 10 o'clock la. m . March 14. 192.3, receive sealed bids for fire extinguishers and putting partitions 'in portab'e b tidings at Tuberculosis Hospital. One 50 gallon coffe* urn for Julietta ! Hospital: quarterly supplies for all county ; institutions, according to plans and gpeeifi•aiions on file in the office of the auditor of M union County. Each bid must be accompanied by a bond i and an affidavit as required by law. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Witness our hards this 17th day of February, 1923. ALBERT HOFFMAN, HARRY D. TUTEWILER. JOHN KITLEY. Commissioners of Marion Attest:—LEO K. FESLER, Auditor. ISM NOTICE YW To the taxpayers of Center and Warren Townships of Marion County, State of Ini oiana: Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Centtr and Warren Tnwnshipe of Marlon t County. Indiana, that the board of commisj sioners of said county has determined upon, and duly authorized, the issuance of bonds in ilie* total principal sum of $76,000. be.-.r- ---' ing interest at the rate of 4b, per cent per annum, to pay for the construction of the j improvement of English Ave.. in said townshim on petition of S. A. Furnlss et at. i Given by order of said board this 16th day of February. 1923. LEO K. FESLER. Auditor of Marion County. Indiana. • THE assets - of Fred H. Marson, bankrupt, consisting of stock of cigars, candies, etc., furniture and fixtures. Ford truck and Ford coupe will be sold at public auction in bulk Friday. 10 a. m.. March 2. 1923. at No 243 South Meridian street. Indianapolis. Indiana. JOHN F. BOESINGER. Trustee. SO6 Merchants Bank Building. BAMBERGER St. FEIBLEMAN, Attorneys. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of William Samuel Bain, deoeased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JOSEPH T. RAW. No. 20921 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT? Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of Eugene J. Cordier, deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ELIZABETH CORDIER. No. 20916. * NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of Ida Bowlby, deceased, late of Marlon County. Indiana. Said estate la supposed to be solvent. MARTIN L. BOWLBT. No. 20919. > NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has dnlv qualified as administrator of estate of Newman H. Matthews, deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. No. 20897.