Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 252, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1923 — Page 10

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HARVEY STARTS CONTROVERSY BY BRITISH SPEECH Urges England to Withdraw Balfour Note to United States, H't United Prtin LONDON, March I.—Again Ambassndor George Harvey has let loose the dogs of controversy, this time by a speech at the Pilgrims’ dinner to the British debt funding commission. In plain words, the American ambassador told the Anglo-American gathering that the present British government would do well to retract the now famous Balfour note, in tthich the then spokesman for Great Britain declared that much of the debt owed to America had been borrowed for Britain’s allies. Harvey said a great proporation of the amount lent by the United States to Britain had been used by the latter for clothing and food. He said the United Suites carried a heavy burden, that DO per cent of the lenders were of British stock, and that besides $5,000,000,000 loaned to Britain, America had loaned the other allies ? 7.000,000,00 b. The Balfour note, Harvey said, implied that the United States would only make advances for the use of France if Britain would back the notes. This, he said, was untrue, and he hoped Britain would explicitly say so. BEER, BUT NC DRUNKARDS LONDON, March I.—The city of Crewe, which boasts of 45,000 inhabitants, has established a record for itself. Not an arrest on a drunkenness charge was made there during the last twelve months. Lighter and more expensive beer, as well as a curtailment in the number of hours the saloons may be open, are given as the reasons for the sobriety. Marriage Licenses tioH Bunmett. 23, Montgomery. Ir.d.: Edna Pfadt. 20. 1732 Keiiy. L. C. Morris 2 !. ’ 1 -. College: Edith McFarland. 19, 5304 Colltjrc. Wj-ciifle Humphrey. 31. 1534 Central; Robena Fuller. 2d 1105 Sj,n <e. A. H. Stakes, 23. ISI7 S. Delaware: Sallie Carter 20. 040 Union. W. E. Smith. 23. li>4o Cornell; Marie En-sley. IP. 1100 X. Sin itt<->ct. F D. Williams. 25. 5,7 N. Sheffield Opal Hartley. 21. 1009 W. 'lJur y-Third. W. A. Ward. 22. 901 Albany: Stella Fryman. 17, .'iiu Albany. W. H. O r:i‘ to . 40. New Palestine. Ind.; Mary Beaver. 40. 2016 E Wa.-hii: to:i. . E. S. Passwan,-r. 3J. 45 E Thirtieth; Emma Keeler, 28. 1110' N Capitol.

Births C.'rls Joe and Edith Thompson. Methodist Hospital. William and Dorothy Harold. 5S N. Hamilton. Edward and Margaret Whiltingkam, 33 S. Mount. William and Amelia Spangler. 2702 S. Meridian. Janies and Clara MeDaiiel, 1430 Olive. William and Haze! All?. 551 Jones. G-orge ai.d Inez Scott. 811 N. Rural. Gilbert and Lenora Sellmeyer. 1519 N. Dearborn. Thomas and Bebeeea Meeas. 2015 Adams. George and Althea Goodyear, 2Sd4 S. Galo. Dolph and Violet Cox. 3037 N. Gala. Henry and Ciara Si.ding, 1522 S. Ea3t. Ray and Gladys Fatont. Methodist Hospital. Clifford and Dorothy Clifton. 2217 Miller. William and Minnie Hart e 1530 Asbury. lva and Lillie Ebert, o 12-10 Udell. Henry and Martha Birth, city hosplxtl. Boys Jasper and Lilly Wade. 523 Union. Leo and Elizabeth Wildrick. 4650 E. Nineteenth. Andy and Myrtle Weaver. 137 Leota. Ear! and Carrie Cole, city hospital. Oar'.* a and Bridretta Byrne. < .ty hospital. Earl and Mabel Bailey, city hospital. Building Permits Ernest H. Micheiis, double. 511 N. Colotaiiu. 57.000. H. Lewis, ears? , 3514 N. Illinois, S3OO. Rt y Laiiham. dwelling. 1 531 V: a 53.500. Giiv. r snoddy. garage. 1540 Spann. 5250. A. J. Kelly, .arar-. 2013 Loyl. 5300. Frank Bail mar., addition, 1641 S. Talbott, SCOO, Mlies & Rolloway, dwelling, 035 Sherman Dr.. 53.500. Mile* A Holloway, dwelling. 935 Sherman Dr.. 53.500. William H. Coleman, garage. 216 N. Meridian. 5 0.000. it Bccatoid. dwelling. 29 N. Web3ter. 54.950. Randal & Ti'.man. dwelling. 33 S. Webster, 54.100 Joseph Garnick. reroof. 901 Ketoha.ni, s3f 0. Otto O. Lewis, double. 4015 Broadway. SIO,OOO. A. C Erbrr. parage. 4721 Park. SSOO Kyrie K. Klepper. double. 2710 N. Dearborn. 54 500. J J '.rambling, dwelling, 5001 N. Meridian. 520.00 ). Francis Erber. dw-l’iny, 4530 Broadway. $4,000. Frank Rembn=,'h r ’"rprises, furnace. 55<-7 E. Washington. 52 14. Fred W. Sugarage, 1027 N. Keallng. S2OO y V .4 Mar C-itnpan ■ lition, 3409 E. Washington. 81 TOO. I'eleriuan Drothrrs, dwelling, 2722 Adams. 54.000 0. D. Parrish, dwelling, 5025 Central. 57.000. F K. Mitchell, parage. 5772 Central. 5389. Frank Newcomer, garage, 27 Woodland. 5300. M-an Constr'c-tM-) Company, shed. Keallng ami Walnut, 51.000. Voi’tnt, era of America, sign. 43 N. Capitol SSOO. The l;y store, gim J 6 W. Ohio. SSOO. Charles Smith, dwelling. 1555 Comer, SI,OOO. Maria Stock, dwelling. 721 Weghorst, $2,400. C. C Bingham, dwelling. 3.316 W. Washington, 52.200. The Mo. a -h Company, dwelling. 3901 E. Washington. 511 000. Charles D Evans, dwelling. 1851 Koehne 52 000. Julius Rasmussen, dwelling. 2015 Cooper. $2 800 Hattie M. Norton, garage. 4302 Central. SSOO. Tea Square Construetion Company. parage. <925 Central. 55.500. Deaths William Burkett, 25. Deaconess Hospital, peritonitis. Mary B. Johnson, 44, Deaconess Hospital, carcinoma. Fount Royston. 41. city hospital, carcinoma. Dale Cortelvou. 43. 1125 W Thirtieth, acute endo, arditis Henry Brant. 4S 557 W. Washington. Influenza Mn-ttn E. Br.vdy, 43. 3049 Ruckle, angina pectoris. l: --r- ar<} Faust. 2 days. 1.340 Barth, patent foramen ovale Victoria Smith Allen. 42. Methodist Hospital ear orua. Arthur Edwin Hartman. 20. 1151 Knox, broncho pneomonia. ” "9 -- —, on:aa. 5 months. 730 Torbct. lobar pneumonia. P.~ 1 e W. Twenty-Sev- •• ' ' -• tuberculosis. Sarsh L. Griffeti. 66. Flower Mission, pulmonary tuberculosis > . . Manor. 1. 1016 N. Haugh. 10l it John O'Connor. 70. city hospital epi *<> r -'ug'e 64 610 Porter influenza. Marv Whitehead. 68. city hospital, chronic myocarditis. John James Jackson. 4.6. city hospital, acute nar ncbvr'atoi's nephritis. Helen Marie Hr-ris. 2 • days. 427 W. Norwood. broncho pneumonia Wsrw- tier i-i W 2 months. Method I*4 Hospital, broncho pneumonia. r •< : and W ard. 5 hours. 827 8. West, premature birth. Mary E. Itanser, 79, 938 N. Pershing j broncho pneumonia. Ts-ion. 41. 1322 S. Harding ; aortic aneurism. maker. 56. 541 Holly, cere- ‘ fcrei hemorrhage. Robert 24 days. 518 Holly, broncho pneumonia. Levi Smith. 76. 51S S. Miami, acute cardiac dilatation .i.a . dchulae, 36, 2120 Cushing, •arcytoma

RALSTON LAUDS RESERVE Senator-Elect Speaks at Navy OfTieers’ Wa ri Room Mess. Development of the local naval reserve unit to serve the State and nation was commended by Senatorelect Samuel M. Ralston at the of- | ficers bimonthly “ward room mess” i at the Columbia Club. The work of the unit was explained | inofrmally to Ralston in a series of : short talks, including one by A. F. ; Heslar, commander of the Ninth Regiment. “ foil men are to be commended upon your unselfish interests in behalf of your country,” said Ralston. You can count on me for a sympathetic interest.” JEALOUSY GIVEN BLAME Woman Alleges Man Struck Daughter and Tore I’hone From Wall. Apparently enraged by jealousy, F*ed Ryan, 4316 E. Washington St., is alleged by Mrs. Mary Harris. 739 W. Vermont St., to have struck her daughter, Lena Wilson, and torn a telephone off the wall when the girl answered a call from another man while he was visiting her. Police said they advised Mrs. Harris to file a warrant against Ryan charging assault and battery and malicious destruction of property. 1 DEATH NOTICES BRADY. MARTIN E.—Baloved husband of Catherine Brady, died Tuesday, Feb. 27. at r* sidence. 3049 Ruckle St.. are 43 years. Funeral Friday. March 2, at 8:30 a m at residence, followed by services at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral 9 a. m. Burial Holy Crass cemetery. Friends invited. CHAMBER LIN. WILLIAM M.—At residence 1 miles west of Maywood on Seerley road. Wednesday. Feb 28. age 83 rears, beloved husband of Mary Ellen Chambenin, favher of A. B. Chamberlin and Mrs. W. T. David of Indianapolis, Mrs. Alva Jay of Bridgeport, C. O. Chamberlin of Topeka. Kan., and Mrs. Pearl Foltz, living at home with her parents Funeral Saturday. March 3. at 10 a. ni., at residence on Seeiiey road. Friends irvit.-d. Burial Mt. Jnekscn GIPSON. ELIZA JANE—The beloved wife of Janies T. Gipson, died at the Methodist Hospital, Wednesday. Feb. 2S. at 8.40 p. ra. The funeral will be held at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Flora Cassel. 41' N. Dearborn. Friday, March 2. at 1:30 p. m. Filin ra! private. Friends may • ail at residence after 2 p. m.. Thursday Burial will be at P •infn-ld. bid., abort 3:30 p. m. HAUSER. MARY E—Mother of Mrs. Mary Backus. Frank. Ben. Wniiara and Albert Ha ,>er. Mrs Cecelia Chambers. Mrs. Lena Long and Mrs. Christiana Cossell. died T day. Feb 27. at tin family residence. St.'.S N Pcrshinc Ave. Funeral Friday, March 2. at s:2O a. nu. at the r<-sid‘-n->•; services at Holy Trinity Church at 9 o'clock. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Friends Invited. HAUVEY. MARY—Mother of Sttrie K and Albert Hauvcy. and: J at the home, of her son. Albert Hauvcy, ' 1 Ruckle. Wednesday. Feb. 28. at 8:10 p. ra.. age 92 years. Funeral services at the home Friday. March 2, at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial at Crown Hill cemetery will be private. Friends may cad Thursday from 6 to li) p. m. v JOHNSON. MARY BLANCHE—Ave 44 years. Wcdntv-iay 3 a. m., wife of Thomas J. Jo' mother of Grace. Charles. Helen. Walter, Hazel and Robert John-on. Funeral at liitf koine, 550 Jones bt.. Friday. 2 p. m. i Burial Crown Hill, PITCHER. ANDREW J —Husband of Martha Luella Pitcher, passed as ay at his home in Greenwood, Tuesday. Feb. 27. Funeral Friday. March 2. at 10:30 a. in., at Greenwood Christian Church. Burial Breenwood cemetery. Friends Invited. SCHULZE GRACE PEARL —Beloved wife of tVi .iam Schulze and mother ot Crystal and Lorev.a Schulze, departed this life Tuesday. Feb. 27. 7:55 p. ra.. ae 36 years. Funeral Friday. March 2. at residence. 21.30 Cushing -A at 2 p. in. Burial Crown Hill. Friends Invited. SHIPP. JAMES P—Ago !>:}. died at hiresidence. 415 E. Twelfth St.. Feb. 28 of influenza. Funeral not ice lnt-r. 2 CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS—We wish to extend our appreciation to our relatives and friends for kindness ami sympathy shown us during the tlineis and death of our beloved husband nr.d father Robert Skaggs We e,;,e■ta .y thank the 11 v. Da ires and -mgers. Roy Towell, Masonic brothers No ti>>9. Kingan J. Cos.. Knights of the K K. K.. August lltan nta Heat and lag Company, Shirley Brothers and all tor the beautiful floral oiitnr.ES. WiF’E AND CHILDREN.

3 IN MEMOKIAM IN MEMORIAM—Tc remembrance of our dear son and brother. Fred L. Turner, who departed this litc three years ago today, Feb. 20. 1020. Sweet i th- thought, he is resting. Safe from all pain, grief anil care. Sheltered from the world's tribulations. In hie heavenly home so fair. MOTHER. FATHER. SISTF.R AND BROTHER. 5 FL N KUAL pi RKCTOKS £T EL IQ-qlcL Parlors 1222 Union St. GADD—BERT S UADD, 21110 Prospect St. Phones. Stewart 2278. ; YV. T. Biasengvm Independent Undertaker. Prompt atoL .lance cans. “The proof ot a service la Ido service it renders." 1702 N. Illinois St Randolph 0870. 1625 Shelby St ______ _ Drt xM 2570. PLANNER & BCCIIANAN 520 North Illinois St. Funeral directors to the people of Indian apohs smee 1887. ; Phon Main 0041-0042. LI 2041. IXDi xXAUOI.IS CREMATORY SHIRLEY BROS.’CO. Main ofiice 040 N. Ilmois St. | Circle IP 18. Main 1841. George Grinsteiner Funeral Director 622 E. Market Main 0008. Oscar G. Herrmann 000 N. Fast. Main 7813. Johnson & Montgomery j 1022 C ntral Are Main 1430. ■ FUNERAL DIRECTORS —1402 N. Illinois. W.l E. K KTI..SER ; Main 1154. Re Phone. Ben Davis 332-L. i DNPERTAKERS~“in3ET A TITOS. 851 Xbrth Del. L 0504 jM_36BO 8 sFi-Jc lA~L~NQI I UiX ' ~ DANCE—Mareh 10. siren by tiordon and j Birdsell at the Moore hall, 132'j Audubon ; ! D°ud I PERSONALS WANTED—Any Information about crippled laiiy who fell while alighting from E. j ; Washington ear at Ta<“ ma Are. on Wednes- ; ! day. Feb. 14 Call Humbolt 1247. 10 LOST AND FOUND LOST—Purple velvet purse containing Hampton watch and money, somewhere I between Keith's Theater and 835 Jefferson I are Reward Webster 2174. LOST—Twenty dollars. Tuesday, by night j wati'hman 71 years old. between Liberty I and A'ab.una on New York. Reward. Lincoln 807!l. -LOST—Two crips from car in front of j Union Station. Wednesday evening: re- : ward no questions asked. tVaslungton ■ 20 D 4 . LOST—Ace Club fraternity pm. diamond i shape, gold with black enamel, one pearl and : iter A in sold. Call Humboldt 1442. j Howard. I COLEI,: DOG. child's pep 4 white feet, scar i over risht eye: name Rex. Reward. 22 i N. Oarfie’d ave. Irvington 23!)8. | LAUNDRY bundle lost on west side of city on Ki T’tary 10: liberal reward. TIFFANY LAUNDRY. 25-27 McLean Place. UMBRELLA, purple silk with amlier handle and tip, In Woolwortli's. Finder please I call Webster 27C5. Reward. LOST—PHI "DELTA THETA - PIN:” NAME ON BACK F. D. HOPE. REWARD. Randolph 5H34. LOST—-Navv watch charm with E. C Dier ; b n ei, .raved on back. Call Brooksid - j 1562. Reward. . i LOST—Route books. Return Kins Koffee Ko. Main 4173. Reward. J Lo: a Erie cord tire, 35x4 Va. Call B. linont Reward.

12 HELP WANTED—MALE Wanted —Boys Sixteen years old or under to carry Times routes in central part of city. Routes between North anti South and East and West Sts. See Mr. Moorehead. auy afternoon, between 2 and 5, _ 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 2941 Clifton street Times station, after 2:30 P in MEN v.-ho like lo draw and nave undeveloped talent. Rea! opportunity to earn big money Address A No. 2220. Times. MEN to learn vuicS' tzing trout-: a fine paying business to get into ANDERSON STEAM VT'i.CANfZKIt CO WANTED—Experienced feeders and folders on mangle. M. & H. LAUNDRY. 936 E. Market st. ASSISTANT pastry ooon. Apply Court St. entrance. Cbiypoo! Hotel. BOYS AS MESSENGERS. APPLY DELIVERY DEPT. WESTERN UNIOX. ;• -runrxr^ ITY) A tf~rr an< * popular piano music ks Av U II taueht in twenty lessons, beduced rates. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL 106 Pembroke Arcade. Circle .3034 a—Business Colleges MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER'S COLLEGE 309 K Washington St.. Inriiaimoolis. Ind. Cirel" 07m. K>) 4 COMMISSION SALESMEN For city sales. Electric specialties. See H. W. Claffey, 9-12 a. m. SAN BOHN ELECTRIC CO. 309 N. Illinois St. SALES MANACER To the right man who can organize quickly, we have the opening* y<>u want. Ii you haven’t handled nitvi and really produced, don’t answer. A man who isn’t afraid of work, ;ui train men and close deals, not furnish alibis, tills is a worthwhile iob. with an A-l firm. All information strietlv r onfident il. Apply 304 State Savings and Trust Bldg. 16 HLIJ 7 W A NT; I >—UE M \LE GIRLS EXPERIENCED GLOVE MAKERS and Power Sewing Machine Operators. Pleasant working conditions, excellent opportunity for steady employment, and good pay to competent operators Apply 7:30 to 10 a. in. Indianapolis Glove Cos. Liberty and E. Michigan Sts.

WANTED Experienced Power Machine Operators on Shirts. Lew.s Meier Go. 1002 Central. AUTO BRAND YOUNG WOMEN over 17 yc.ir* of a;-, desiring permanent positions where their work and service are recognized ill profit by applying to MISS COOPER. ROOM 101. Indiana Bell Telephone Cos. New York and Meridian Sts. LADIES IIH tar It for arawing: will tnI' i.i* or those who want to make It their profession: real up. rtuunr tor am bitinue women Address A No 2219. Tunes TO communicate with wm •-i v <■ ran qualify for a 100 American organization. Address A No. 1719. Time* ih KUOMB FOR KENT CENTRAL AVE., 2902: im; lern furnleheel room; private home d<-irable location. rent reasonable gent,cm,in Harrison 2105. I CHESTER AVE N . 333: to gentlemen; i private, in idcrn honn . n . ithcr room< r; ; near car ilnc. Rrooksido 7552. BUSINE ■ . .. irtraent or rent room; beautifully furnished. Kenwood 5275. COLLEgK. 2133: laoic.i or man and wife: airy light front room, furnished. Randolph 8784. N. MERIDIAN; beautiful room, private fatally: splendid heat, reference. Randolph 6158. j BUA TIFUL n m privati family ex i 1 • location gcntli man only Kenwood 4931 j LARGE room, modern, 2 men or employed couple walking distance. Circle 2924. I'AltK Ave. O.'IU: rooms st mi heated with I kfli’lioi privilf..-' o Cir.-!r ./IC" HIGHLAND AVIS., 138: 3 furnished rooms, inoijerii Lincoln 70.11. TUXEDO. 21 s ; large front room; modern Webster 5162. a—Light Housekeeping EUGENE ST., 849; three furnished rooms fur housekeeping; stnclly private. Harrison 0794. 220 : MiTTLKR t.. TVVO FURNISHED LOOMS. b—Hoard and Looms DELAWARE. N.; room with or without board, gentlemen: reasonable, liar. 0289. HIAWATHA 203. room arid hoard. $7 per week. Circle 3835. 19 RENTALS ~~~~ a—Houses 1002 E 17th 7-room, modern houtic. Will docorato when iuutPd: month. Duiiiop & Holtegel, _ Market. b—Apartments “Luuriley” N. Meridian St., No. 1540 O ily a few of theso high-class apartments now available Completely modern. Keiitais very moderate. The Union Trust Company 17 E. St. Joe St. Basement apartment, live rooms and bath, 520. State Savings and Trust Cos. Xf ai*i 4518 __ :i E Market t 21 REAL ESTATE FOK SALK b—Houses Serai-Modern Bungalow S2OO Cash TzOCftted oil St. Paul St. In the 1200 block, practically new. Can arrange pavm<T)t-i ♦ suit iurchaser. Call Mr. Allison. Circle 12. KL 1231; f*v • v.. ... • Realty Finance Cos. ; FIVE ROOM, new, modern bungalow. Irvington: oak floors; paved street; $5,560, payments. Four rooms, N. Jefferson, near Washington; city water, gas. eloctrie lights, porch, cellar: only $2,000. payments. Seven rooms. Rellofontaine, near 16th: modem, except furn.ice: gas electric lights, | cellar, porches: $3,350, payments. Four-room cottage, E Pratt, near Tacom .in water in house, electric lights; $2,100, payments. JOHN T. BARNETT & CO.. 165 E. ai 11 .a i Main 1484. FOR SALE—Five-room house In Beech Grove; basement, electric lights, garage; good condition. Call Beech Grove 125. FRANK E GATES ic SON. itEALTORSi Kill Hume-Mansur. Lincoln 1269.

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REAL KSTATE FOR SALE b—Houses UNUSUAL ACTIVITIES In the real estate business during the months of January and February convinces us that now is the time to buy. WE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING Homes, North 4 bedrooms, thoroughly modem, soft water bath and laundry; large lot; fruit j and shrubbery: two-ear garage: price, $9,000. 6-room bungalow with every modern eonI venience. Frank Hunter designed, floors ear- ; peted, refrigerator, electric range: move your furniture into this beautiful home; price. §13,500. 5-room semi-bungalow, largo living room, dining room anel kitchen; two bedrooms and bath up; one-car garage; price, $6,800. Small modern bungalow, north of Thirtyeighth st.. east of Capitol: small lot of j course: SBOO elown; price. $3,800. One* seven and one eight-room house | north: both thoroughly modern and very | attractive: will consider fair building lots I up to $5,000 t>n either firico: each sll 500. 8 Doubles, North We have doubles all modern ranging in | price from $8,756 to $14,000: all showing a 12 per cent and better investment. Lots WASHINGTON BOULEVARD. |62 1 ,4x165, price $4,250 100x300. price $7,500 CENTRAL AVE. CORNER. Size 72x150. price $4,750 COLLEGE AVE. CORNER. Price $2,625 All improvements in on these lots. List your property with us. i phono call will bring one of our representatives. We are members of the Multiple Listing Bureau. Pivot City Roalty Cos. 809 Traction Terminal bldg. Office Eve. RAndolph 1902. MAin 106.3, WAshington 2092. Well Arranged Home on Leonard St. A seven-room house with five rooms down: all large, and two rooms up with Moored attic: hot water heat: brick foundations; all rooms light and airy: lot 40x148; two-car garage; fruit and shrubbery: located in 1500 block; shown by appointment. M. D. Johnson. Moyer-Tviser Bank ! LINCOLN 3341. RES.. RANDOLPH 5839. Attractive Home Near Fountain Square Tliis six-room house with large living and dining room, kitchen. airy sleeping rooms 2 room basement, oak and mahogan> finish interior, front and back porches: ! lot 35x180 is ; located in 1200 block on | Woodiawn ave. A good buy. Terms can ; be arranged. M D. JOHNSON. MRYEK-KISLK bank. Lincoln 3341. R i id 8 31 1 Raise < ’hickens, Keep a Big If You Want to It will soon be time to plant vour garden. and wo can give you immediate pos- ; session of this 4-room house, just 3 years old, 1 avti f •lo 'ijhts. well, chicken j house and garage, on 'a acre of ground I just oiitsid** the city on the Rockville road. : 1 Price $2.0 >U, cm terms. B. R. MEREDITH. REALTOR. M a i 2303 Webst r 79.1 R NEW NORTH i Six rooms a Rid*?; all built-in feature**. ; mantel and fireplace; full basement on eaoh Bid's. b*ai:Lful brtu porch in front. ?nir sit rubberv, netal eroeim and awning* for entire h: u*e: thre?**ar garage; not th lot 50x171; oae !of tin* ehoi<!€> hvationn of the ity; price ; slf,ooo for quick Bale ' Live W\re T iR. .TONKS & CO., 501 Roo*-velt b’L: Main 67 - S Why Not Let the Rent Help to Pay for This South Sido Double? A double with f.\ w.Ji arranged rooms to a Bid*. All r o.h*rii and .i car gar ■* ; Idea! for liiveainient or home. Vear’y rental \ of lor all -Nish will sacrifice. M. I). Jolmson, Moyer-Kiser Bank Lincoln 3.341. Residence, Rand. 5839. $l5O Cash Four-room cottage, northwieit; electric ■ lights Newly papemt. large lot. Price §1,750: payments §tT per month. Dunlop i llolt*i{tl. Realtors '. WK WILL IH'IL'D FOB Mil; on your lot and by your plans. You paj' In monthly Installments like rent If you do not have a lot we will buy the lot and build for you ; 1 for a sina'l cash payment and I aiauee like i rent. Taik this olan over with us. FEDERAL INV .STMKNT A LOAN CO, j ONLY $5,500 CORNER NORTH. Six rooms, full two story modern home: very low prit-o Owners leaving city Ernest E. Woods, Realtor. MAin 3084. 12 I BAi 1.3 ■ I Down Best buy on west s‘de: 6 room modern bungalow type hon e, liaan bath . Full lot | with front drive garage. Price $4,750. See i Huh today. RAY BRITTON. 20*1 Rvih bldg I.ln. .3411. Ken. 4050 IE Yo'f WAl.r A M'-'I'IKN HOMF. AND YOi R Ll/t IS PAID FOR, WE WII.I r un I. EUR V(IU AM) YOU < AN PAY US BACK IN MONTHLY- PAYMENTS The Southern Lumber Cos. SX GAL Circle 6600. Have on 8-room home with one acre In 1 Southport: want to trade for city properly. V. hat have you? BOSART. north of Washington. 6 rooms, aim parlor, modem In every way. liuiit-in features, with large breakfast room, full 1 basement; lot 45x1*58. ITi v- $9,000. E. E. VAN OSDOL. 701 National City Bank bldg. Main 2630. Irvington 2141. ACT ICK If you want this bargain Hrb 7 room*, city water, na 4, electric fights and bcw't con I tifctlon*. Lo Ht.ed in bußinee* district; •i " *> ‘t Main 0915. Wiiv Pay Rent? 1350 \v McCarty st. Six room cottage; cash, SIS per month Main 0186. Kvcnma*. Washington -Ail. R . Bargain S2OO Ci New 5-romn bungalow north II ni* t*nM , front, electric liffhta. driven and fire- | proof roof Balance $35 per month. Gail ; MR JOHNSON. Lincoln 1453. SEVEN rooms, front porch, three’ bedroom®, SI,OOO cash; 5 rooms modern, cast; close in. Many others east and south* : east on term#. Farms for sale or trade for j Rood city property. C. J. OSBURN. Dr ex el I 6LS4 I Birch St,. Double Fivn room* to a side, routs for $35.00. < In good condition. Prim $3,250; $350 cash. Call -I.i -k Morris m. Main 0792 liar 0703. WASHINGTON BANK _AND TRUST CO. NEW* MODERN HOUSE. SIX ROOM 9, ERY CONVENIENCE. EASY TERMS lOR WILL CONSIDER IMPROVED CITY LOT AS PART i MAIN 0107. ‘■mx Rooms, East Cottace;* mod* rn, fine location east, near j | Rural, only $4,200; terms Call Lino. .3731. ] Ettinger & Schreiber j EWING. 1218: five-room bungalow; mod- I ern except hath lixtiiren: steam heat: ! Improved effect, garage, full lot, $4,100: S9OO cash. Uall TRUEBLOOD. Circle 3281 Evenings. 4M13. WEST - SIDE HOME. 1067 Went McCarty street: 4 rooms; i lights, well. shed. Can bo bought for $1,650. Terms. .MARION COUNTY STATE BANK. d—lk)i i REDUCE high city expenses. Have a gar- | den and raise chickens. Now is the timo to secure one of these ideal tracts north- | east, on paved Sixty-Third Bt. Splendid lo- ! cation, values increasing. Just think, 70x j 292 ft., u small farm. Only $645; $lO down, then only $7 per month, j MAIN 1-109. _ RES. WEBSTER 2110. Mj\Kh an cVffKit i Four lots south of 30th st. on Chester i vacant. Owner says sell. $ wer. water and i gas; grocery store on one lot. rented. VV. A. JOHNSON. 701 Fidelity Trust Cos. Lincoln 1453. COR NKR. SOT IT lIK AST; BEING ON - THE SOUTHEAST CORNER MINNESOTA AND DRAPER. SIZE 36x58. CHOICE BUILDING SITE. PRICE NOW ONLY SSOO i IMA in 1409. Res. Washington 4175.; BARGAIN lor cash. Lot right on E. Tlilr- I ty-Eightb St. Blvd. between Orchard and Keystone, just east of fairground; 40x136 it. i Only $750. MAIN I .pm, RES . WASHINGTON 4175. e—Suburban Suburban New 5-room bungalow, enrage, 3 lots: located north: $250 cash. $24 per month. Main 0180. Evenings. Washington 3614 It-2.

21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE o—Suburban i New Bungalow ! $300.00, Balance Like Rent ■ | Only six miles from Monument. On paved J road, over which two bus lines pass con- ! tinualiy. One square from hiterurban line. | Contains about an acre of ground for garj den and chickens. House to suit your own l requirements. Lot us show you our model | baby farm and bungalow. Just drop in at I 705-10 Occidental Bldg., or call Main 2957 days, or Harrison 2380, and ask for C. I Jessup. Orin Jessup Land Cos. $lO CASIi gives you possession of an aero tract east. East Washington st.. interurban car. Build a small house and get started. Balance easy payments. Price S6OO to SI,OOO Evenings Irvington 0512 COOPER & HADLEY. 838 Lemcke bldg. Main 2776. University Heights New, 5-room bungalow; room for bath: v moment; cement and brick porch, electric lights; garage: SL‘vs<): $250 down. Main 0.86. r w . ii-2. f—Sales or Exchange WE are making many ti ades. What have you to trade? RELIABLE REALTY CO. Main 0186. 22 REAL ESTATE WANTED PRIVATE PARTY has cash to buy small single or double. Must deal quick. BELMONT 4167. WE NEED houses, 4 to 7 rooms, east ot south $2 000 to $0,500. If this includes your property, call us at once Ettinger & Schreiber 1508 Natl. City Ban!. Bldg Lincoln 3734 23 FARM LANDS 40 ACRES, 20 acres in fruit, peaches, apples and pears; 4-room house. frame barn, other out buildings lev-el; northern part of fruit belt of Michigan: 4 miles from county seat. For next ten days will sacrifice my equity of seventeen hundred ($1,700! dollars. for small elty property, grocery st - k or good automobile. Balance mortgage of SB3O can be renewed. SAMUEL H. LODGE, R. K. 4. box 13. Kokomo, lud. FOR KENT by owner: 10(7 acres 70 under cultivation, balance pasture land; also 40 acres adjoining. Plenty ol truit on farm. Also horses and farming utensils, together with plenty o( feed for the stock for one year. Also employim nt this fall and winter for tho right man. About S2OO tu S3OO required to handle the proposition. Address TANARUS, S. T- Hox 32. Cl(>verdale. lud. I 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR .SALE —— '~‘~~ a—Household Goods HUGS—LINOLEUMS Brussels rugs. Blue, Tan. Tin. n and Gld Rne. 9x12. $13.50. Wool fiber and grass rugs. oxl2. $7.50. Carpet hall runner, 45e a yard. Gold Sea! Congoleum rugs. 9x12, ; perfect goods, newest i-nfb rns. $13,75 Axniinister. Velvets and Wiltons at lowest - prices In the city. Al! new . perfect and - good. Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W. Washtnt tun. - :>m -tie Statehuose. • "If tt Covers tlie Floor, We Have it" EIG lIT-Pl i-'.CK, Eariv English diningroom suite. S4O 1 have a large stock of furniture and stoves at rt.as< liable prices on easy payments MARTIN WHITE. New and used furniture. I _6l_l_Vlrgiina_Avb—t'oftl, Ico ;uid Wood Before you spend your money for coal Bood Indiana Knox County Lump Coal, at sts.6f> Cood Indiana Knox County i Nut Coal, at $0.90 j Large Illinois Lump $6.rU ; Illinois Kgg .., . • $5.90 'Large West Va. Lump. .SIO.OO Prompt Service, Honest Quality, Correct Weight. The Morgan * '<>al ( 1 0. Now doing business in tho same old stand. West Thirteenth St. and Big Four Railroad. Phone Lincoln GOll

! Try 1 ton 111. 10-inch egg. .$6.50 Tbist egg is as large as lump coal. ■ Indiana forked lump ..... .$7.00 Illinois forked lump $7.25 Linton No. 4 $7.15 \Y est Va. and Ky. 1ump..*9.00 Boca. M. IT, very 1umpy..59.50 If you are having trouble with yu r furnace or stove try l ton ot n r sperm i rnaco coal Hand-picked : .d 1.--mu-loaded. You should Ary I t.m >f this . nu! at *7 Try 1 ton and if this mat doesn't meet with your approval s- mi It t-a k. MERIDIAN COAL CO Lincoln 62-17 Lincoln 6237. , PRICKS UKDiXiU; Kindling Willi Each Ton j Illinois Egg, clean forked s(>.oo Ind. Egg clean forked $6.00 Illinois mine run $.">.75 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 100 and Coal. Drexei 4621 4622. T#f'- tof ILLINOIS LUMP. Special s.>.is CRIDER COAL CO. DR exel 0898. Ui leiitiora Everyone Knows This Coal Wo handle the genuine Glendora forked lump J 9.00 Amber Jacket lump 67.56 : Indiana forked lump 87.60 Walnut St. Coal Cos. 331 \V. Walnut Main 6270 Main 0270 $7.50 —Per Ton—s7.so Amber -Jacket The Coat That Satisfies. Ntr*>. olrtan. fork<-l Jump fr cn from rock, !nte ami -‘linkers. Burns to a fine ! ash with a uniform heat. Buy one ion | and be convinced. Rrookside Ico and Coal Cos. I WKbster 1567. WEbater 1507 I Bora hunt as Mmo Run, -$lO \V(‘St. Va. Lump, fkd., $lO If you are having trouble witn your Indiana coal try our STAR CITY LUMP. One of the best grades mined in Indiana. Clean, Forked Lump, $7.50 E. & 1. Coal Cos. Cl rcle 0306. SPECIAL SALE This is real coal Indiana mine run, very lumpy $5.50 COMMERCIAL FUEL CO. i MA in 04d0. MA in 0431. Illinois Lump, forked.s7.so 111. and Ind. mine run.ss.so WEAVER COAL & FEED DR exel 2201 BRAZIL BLOCK ........ .'58.75 POCAHONTAS LUMP EHRLICH COAL CO. Bethel Coal Cos. DREXEL 0250.

25 MISCELLANEOUS 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 111. Lump, forked $6.60 2 tons $12.75 Ind. or 111., 2 to 6-inch lump.s6 25 2 tons $1.2.25 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 i 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 \Y. Va. Mine Run $7.50 ; 2 tons $14.50 W. Va. Shovel Lump .$8.50i 2 tons $16.00 Give Me Your First Order and I’ll Get the next one. Tom Shroyer 430 Indiana Ave. YARD NO. 1 Circle 0598 Circle 0597 Circle 8390 Circle 1435 YARD NO. 2 1405 W. Ray BEL 4375 BEI. 4376 BEL 4446. Stop==Look Why Pay More? Genome White Ash Lomp, $7.5(0) 2 toms, SMJ® We guarantee tliis coal to he the best buy of any high-grade coal in the city at tlie price. Our guarantee of 2,000 lbs. per ton and a square deal. N age Ison Coal Cos. Cl rcle 0355

ELEVATOR COAL It’s “HOTTER THAN SUNSHINE” BD Dixie Egg (111.)..56.25 Linton Lump, Xo. 4 (Ind.) $7.50 Ind. Lump $6.50 Big Dixie Lump (111.).$7.00 Ercd Goepper & Son Established ISD3 RElmont 4704 BEliuont 4705 Take home a load We load you for less. < Special Illinois fi<?g Large, clean lurked iniuois egg, free from slack, slate aud clinker*. We guarantee this coal to be as large as some lump coal, $6.50. Illinois lump $6.75 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. It., very lumpy $9.50 More lleat Per Dollar If you have trouble v i your furnace coal try one ton or our large clean forked, especially prepared lurnace lump; guaranteed. $7.60 per ton. Page Coal Cos. MAin 8326. KA ndolph 5272. ILLINOIS LOG $5.95 WEAVER COAL CO. DREXEL 2201 worm for stove on furnace. A I,SO KINDLING WOOD. MAIN 0142 e—Clothing: TROUSERS ff\ ‘To Match (J\ ,] Yoimr Coat ||lj Pants Store Cos. 48 West Ohio Street Near Illinois f—Miscellaneous National Typewriter INCLUDING CASE. J’" New fefjljl 1 Only $40.00 —lrr'iwiLy CAS menT3* AY " Also bargains in other mokes of used typewriters at low ' '' "< prices All guaran--18 W. Market Bt. (Upstairs). Phone Main 2680. Clark Typewriter Shop STOVES, used but lit perfect condition: gas range $lO and up; coal ranges, heaters, baseburners. CHARLES KOEHRING. 882 Virginia Ave. Drexei 0400.

25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE l —Miscellaneous INCUBATOR. “Old Trusty," made by K. M. Johnson Cos.. 140 pood as new, sell cheap. Irvliigton 2627-3, SMITH-PREMIER double keyboard; No. 10 typewriter; very good condition. Circle 0194. WHEN YOU THINK OF TYPEWRITERS THINK OF JUDD 142 N. MERIDIAN. 26 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED GOOD, SOUND, DRY, YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT STOCK YARDS. WE WILL PAY 75 CENTS PER BUSHEL ON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. ci BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTICE TO PUBLIC" Now is the time to clean out and repair ; your cisternis before the spring rams. I aiao | clean dry wells anti v anils; .aiiitsl barrels m i the business. Satisfaction or no pay. Caii I Mam 9081. __ A Bath a uay is the Healthy Way. E. M. HARDIN CO. Merchant plumber. 3220 E. Mich. Webster 3001. FEATHERS bought, soic. wnY renovated leather mattresses and pillows made. E. F BUBKI.E, 416 Ma - Main 1-128 1 PRINTING —500 !■ -I . Ca:i THOMPSON. THE PRINTER. Belmont ” SAFETY RAZOR _ BLADES Sharpened. TUTTT.EDGE, 301 Indiana Ave. HEATH'S Harhi r Shop; union; warm, eom- | sortable hath rooms. 132 W Market. PAPER HANGING positive!V guaranteed. w. L. WATTS W Iter 3135. j FURNITURE repaired and reilalahed; upholstering Slewart 14~S. 7a s i oiuv<;y~yn ;> j | j [\si M MOVE THE RED BALL WAY Largest Trucking Organization in America RED BALE TRANSIT CO. "National Household Movers.” 802-3-4 Merchants Bank Bldg. MA in 4631 Offices in All Principal Cities Packing Household Goods. Low ! Rates On California Shipments Phone OTTO J. SUFSZ. Main 3628. I 23r>.T NiiHit Webstar Cirrlf* 47<>0. LE b—Gasoline PAIGE 6 TOURING Good mechanical condition. Payments or trade. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. LIGHT six touring car with Teeter motor and lots of pep Good rumiinir order. Paint cood. First person vvitii $295 cash rets it. MAIN 1409. RES.. WASHINGTON 4175 lOR I) 19 IYYoUIi IXG Thoroughly overhauled and new top. Payments or trade. DIXIE SERVICE STATION, FORD BODIES AM) PARTS Used 'sedans, tourings and roadster* Hoods -hr sand bodv pans SWISSIIELM & PARKER FORI) COUPE SI U.: I’nyn - lits nr trade DIXIE SERY ICE VIA l iON to priced to noil: 5100 to 5250. Ai-o s; e- i ! eial t\ Dt moustr.nor f< r sa’e. W. O. | SI RINGER &■ SONS. Grcen'\ />u L Lid. WILLYS-KNJGH i fcv'on inuring: new paint and new top only S4US. C. H WALLKRICH CO.. fc.TI N Meridian St

FORI) 1922 TOURING Starter, demount-.hie rims, other extras. Terntu 619 N IKimus KORU tourlnt*. S4O; Ford ehas-is. sls Several cars of other male s at verv low prices: payments or trade. 919 Virginia ave. I FOKD roadster on new tires, good condition. Only 8215. C. H WAI.T.ERICH CO. 833 N Meridian St. OLI>SMOBFLE 6, 1921 Touring: can hardly hr told from new; terim ur trade til 0 N I Liodge ?200 Motor in A-l mechnni-■ *, -dition: terms. 64 i E Washington ICHAI '-I "lIS. 1920 touri \ 1 mechat 'al condition: cord tires extra bargain. ; Terms or trade. 644 1! \V . M i::i 3493. DODGE ROADSTERS; ONLY s2ao9 C H WAI.I.HiUCH CO CHALMERS 6 ROADSTER Vi y BUICK t 5 tourlnc. 1010: rcflnishfd. SISC 1 dy' " FORD touring, battery, gent" itor, lids extraa: down. MS N. Cap Op?u eves, j yiTCHELL f*i<tan. good *‘o'>dition: SIOO down; balnu< <‘ urn - ;t:*4 N Gapirol OAKLAND six. 1019 t \ -• r j built: If 145 down. 51b N. Cap Open eve. MARMON speedster; late znoaet snappiest ob in towr ; . Thrills ;.G4 A. < MERGER touring: wire wheels: needs some tuiiinff up. 518 N. Cap. Open ev*s. BUICK ■ touring: down 43(> y, Capit BUICK fl touring, bargain 505 down: terms _or trade. 518 K Cap Open eves OVERLAND sedan. 1P20; nhe new: wire | wheels. Terms 384 N Capitol. DODGE tourintr. fine &hap % . lots extra**: SOS down. 518 N. Cap. Open evenings. MARMON tonnng:. 1020; bargain if sold fix once Terms 334 N Capitol. MAXWELL tourine: petal condition. SSS ALLEN. V * F(IRD touring;: early Ig:° aeino.miahie rims Terms. 834 N Capitol. : FORD coupe body, sale or exchange. ALLEN. 725 Virginia ave. BUICK 6. sport; early IP2” new; bar • torn. Tyrms. 334 N. Capitol ELGIN . sport. slst conn; bargratn Open • evenings. 4*o N. Capitol j STEPHENS. 1P ’0 spo l roruisler; new cord tires: terms. 334 N. Capitol.

THE BURNING QUESTION Khuox Coz 9 Imidmuna, Forked Lunnnip $6*95 PER TON Reduced from $7.75 per ton. Tliis is a large, clean, lumpy coal and chock-full of heat. Also have for immediate delivery a good supply of West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky lump or egg. Our guarantee backed by over 20 years' performance. INDIANAPOLIS COAL CO. MA in 17UU—1759—1790

INDIANA LUMP, F0RKED....56.95 Selected quality Knox County Coal gives more heat than most Indiana coal. Prompt delivery. mmi ns mmm go. Main Oflioe —1109 E. Fifteenth St. WE lister 4890 WE bster 4592 WE bstar 4891 WE bster 4893

THURSDAY, MARCH X, 1923

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—Gasoline FORD 1922 TOIJRINO Starter, demountable rims. look steering wheel; good as new. P*jr ments or trade. DIXIE SERVICE STATIOK, Thirty Used Cars | and trucks; payments or trades. ?oma u low as SSO down and one year to pay balance. Financed on 8%. All cars and trucks in good mechanical condition. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. GRANT COUPE First-class shape; new rubber all around. Payments or trade. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. FORD sedan and Ford touring; sedan In tip top shape, with several extras: $325; touring is late 1922, used five months, good, n- new; has several extras; priced worth the money. W. O. SPRINGER & SONS, Greenwood, Ind. FORD eoupes. sedans, tourings and roadsters; the largest line: payments or trade. ALLEN. 725 Virginia avenue. i FORD. 1920, touring electric Lights, starter; $75 down. 430 N. Capitol. c—Tracks FORD 1918 TRUCK One ton; overhauled and in good shape. Payments or trade. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED Autos Wanted CASH PAID—NO DELAY. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS & TIRE CO. 51 8 N. Capitol Ave, Main 3628. WILL trade my nine-stone cluster diamond for automobile; Ford coupe; late model preferred Cali Circle 0878 between 9a. m. and 4 p. m. autos wanted. WS PAY CASH. I WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N. Illinois. Main 1679. AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E New York st. Main 4446. 32 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 334 N. Illinois, S& S Auto Laundry * WANTED—Everybody to Snow that we charge 6-volt batteries for 50c and rebuild them for $6: 12-volt, *lO. SOUTH SIDE BATTERY SHOP, 413 S. Meridian st. 35 FTNANCTAL PERSONAL LOANS S I T,S 3II This oflioe is operated under the supervision of the State of Indiana and was established for the purpose of providing a place where honest people can borrow any amount from 610 to 3300 without paying more than the legal rate of interest or without being imposed upon in any way. It is only necessary that you are keeping house and permanently located. NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED Ws do not notify your employer, neither do we make inquirietf of your friends, relatives or tradespeople. You can have all the time necessary for repayment and pay only for the actual time you keep tho money. Call and let us explain. No charge unless you borrow. Loans with other companies paid of! and more money advanced at legal rates.

IF IN A HURRY PHONE MAin 2923. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Rooms 205-7-9 Indiana Trust Bldg. 113 U Wash Pt Corner Yirginia Are. W INSURANCE 4 oe-vwwwwwwwswvvwvwwvvvwvjl WE MAKE end give second mortgages on improved farms and Indianapolis real estate. AETNA MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CO. 508 Fidelity Trust Bldg. i 3t" MII.\LVT()IA)AN LOANS AND INSURANCE on City and Farm Property. THOS. C. DAY & CO. 709-715 toi-tcher Trust Buildinf Main 1325. FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. H. B. WILSON. 1101 National City Bank Bidg. Lincoln 6104. __________________ MONEY furnished on realty mortgages an3 contracts. FRANK K. SAWY'ER. Meridian Life Bldg.. 307 N. Pennsylvania St. Ki'e.v 1426 MONEY to loan r.n s-'eond mortgages. L. B. MILLER 127 N Delaware St. Main 5762. 39 LEU A iTnOTI CES iwwwvwv.--~w-w,eoo^wvwwws NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given, that tho underS duly .Pitied as administrator of relate of Nicholas Karaiskakls, deceased, lats of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to bo solvent. No. 26841 JOHN CHERPAS. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administratrix of estate of Harry C. Parnell, deceased, lats of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. No. 20S0. FLORENCE O. DARNELL. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administratrix of estate of James M. MeCready. deceased, late of Marlon County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. AMANDA J. McCREADY. No. 20926. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as adinintatratow ot estate of Charles B. Popple, deceased. Uhfl -i Marion County, Indiana. Said estate bra supposed to be solvent. WILLIAM O. POPPIE. No. 20928.