Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1923 — Page 15

FRIDAY. APRIL 13, 1923

22 REAL ESTATE WANTED (Concluded From Preceding Page) WILL PAY CASH Rave $20,000 to pay for rental properties. close in preferred. Does not have to bo In good repair Address A No. 2245. Times. WANTED—Hous'-s. 'east or south; not over $4,500. Call Lincoln 3734. 23 FARM LANDS Bargain Hunters 114 acres, about 20 miles north of Indianapolis. 2 miles south of Xoblesville. Vi mile from concrete road, on good pike, good 6-room house, barn. 40x50. cribs attached, fine water, watered wood lot. over Vi black land, well fenced and tile drained. “Notice:” All other farms around this is selling for 5250 to S3OO per acre. Our price for ten days. $142.50 per acre. Enc., SB,OOO. Will be sold without reserve. The Evans-Roberts Cos. * 505-6 K. P. Bldg. OUR idea of a square land deal is explained, with other protective features, in our plan of selling Florida land without any payment on the principal for ten years. Write for it. REALTY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION. 15014 S. Illinois St.. Indianapolis. Ind. SALE, trade or rent: 50 acres: 12 miles west of Columbus. Tnd. Lincoln 842.1. 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE a—Household Goods Sewimig Madhimies s. o. s. HELP We are trading in sewing machines on White electrics faster than we can dispose of them and they are crowding us out. A Few of Many Bargains Eight Singers—slo, sls. S2O. $25, $25, $26, S2O. $45. .Many like new. Four Whites—s3o, S3O, S4O. sls One Free—s3o. One Pettis Portable—S27. One White Peerless Portable — S3O. One White Rotary Portable —$48. One Wilson Portable—s3s. AND MANY OTHERS. SOM F AS LOW AS $5. All machines rebuilt. Machines Os al' makes repaired. White Sewing Machine Cos. 312 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. ““RUGS—LINOLEUMS “ Gold Seal Congoleum rugs, 9x12; perfect foods, newest patterns. $13.75. Axmlnstert, Velvets and Wiltons at lowest prices in the city All new. periect goods. Dorfman Rug Cos. 307 W. Washington, opposite Statehousa "If It Covers the Floor. We Hare It." THE EXCEL FURNITURE CO. Save 25 per cent or more on furniture, atoves and ruga. Eaat Waah. and New Jersey ata.

b—Coal. Ice and Wood Stop==Look Why Pay More? 11l or Ind, Symp fforked $5,65 2, toms sll Genuine White Ash Lump $7.50 2 Tons, $14.50 Our guarantee—2,ooo lbs. per ton and a square deal. Nagelson Coal Cos. CI role 0355. Prices Reduced on the Best Coals Coming to Indianapolis Indiana 4th Vein. Large Lump $6.65 Indiana sth Vein. Very Large Lump. . $6.40 West Virginia Lump $9.50 East Kentucky Lump $9.50 Pocahontas Mine Run $9.50 Pocahontas Lump ......$llOO Indiana Egg $6.00 Glendora Lump $7.75 Indiana Mine Run $5.50 Egg Coke $12.25 Nut Coke $12.25 The most modernly equipped coal yard in the state City Ice and Coal Cos. 720 E. Washington St. Ma. 1098, Ma. 1099, Lin. 8621 Buy Your Coal Now Rock Bottom Price* Linton lump No. 4 M. R-, lumpy.ss.2s ind. and 111. egg $5.50 Large Knox county No. 5 lump.s6.oo Large Linton No. 4 lump $6.50 W. Va. splint (Island Creek) $9.00 Kastern Ky., M. R $6.50 By buying your coal now for next winter’s needs you will get the advantage of present low prices, also the best quality coal possible. Acme Coal Cos. 424 W. 17th. Randolph 0534 NEW PRICES Best Ind. 4th vein fkd $6.50 Best Springfield (111.) block fkd.. .$6.50 Best 111. or Ind. Egg. fkd $5.50 Best 111. 2 to 6 in. lump, fkd $5.65 PROMPT DELIVERY ANY PLACE IN CITY. Bethel Coal Cos. DRexel 0250 Glendora Everyone Knows This Coal We handle the uenuint Giendora lump $7.50 Amber Jacket lump j. .$7.00 Indiana forked lump $6.50 Walnut St. Coal Cos. 381 W. Walnut Ifln 6270 Mam 6270 CALL on a “Business Service” advertiser to do that job for you.

25 MISCELLANEOU S FOR SALE b—Coal, Ice and Wood Best Grade off Emdiaima or llliiniois Lump Forked 111 or Ind. 2-in. to 6-in. 1ump.55.50 111 or Ind. Egg, forked... .$5.45 ill. or Ind. Mine Run $4.75 Nut and Slack $4.00 Red Ash Poco. Mine Run..sß.oo Pocohontas Lump $10.50 Semi-Pocohontas Lump... .$9.00 W. Va. Forked Lump ....$8.75 W. Va. Shovel Lump ..... .SB.OO VV. Va. Mine Run $6.50 TOM SHROYER 430 Indiana Ave. Circle 0598. Circle 0597. Try 1 ton 111. 10-ln. egg, clean forked (haft lump) $5.75 Indiana forked lump $6.25 Illinois forked lump $6.50 Linton No. 4 .. $6.75 West Va. and Ky. lump $9.00 Pocahontas, mine run $9.50 Try 1 ton of our furnace coal, guaranteed ..$7.00 Meridian Coai Cos. Lincoln 6237. Lincoln 6237. New Prices Kindling With Each Ton Illinois Egg, clean forfced $5.60 Ind. Egg, clean forked $5.50 Illinois mine run $5.00 Indiana mine run $5.00 Best Ind. Lump, clean forked.s6.2s Illinois block, forked $6.25 Brazil Block, large forked SB.OO DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN CITY. Union Ice and CoaL Drcxel 4621-4622 TAKE a tip. take the telephone, call MAln 3500 when you have a want. c—Clothing TROUSERS To Match Your Coat 4jl/ $2.95. $3.95. $4.96. $5.95. $6.95 and up ff THE PANTS STOKE CO. 48 West Ohio St.. Near IlilnoU e—Pet and Live Stock 11 FINE Ancona hens and rooster. Also six laying hens. Ancon* and blue Andr.lnsian eggs for setting. 210 N. Richland St. Belmont 1633. ______ GOOD ice rout*: hoire. wagon and harness, or will eeli separate Fall Web 2202. f—Miscellaneous

jfo^V G\S RANGES. LOW PRICES: low oven. $lO and ud: high oven S2O and up. Delivered 1 and connected fret CHARLES KOEHIUNG. SB2 Virginia avenue. __ fTfctRIC light fixtures for store use. cost $9: $2 cam'll. CHAS. HARTMAN. 317 E. Washington St. FOR SALE —12 lbs sewed carpet rage. 003 Ashland Ave. Circle 361 1,. 26 MllsCb-LLANEOLS WANTED GOOD. SOUND, DRY. YELLOW EAR CORN WANTED AT STOCK YARDS. WE WILL PAY 85 CENTS PER BUSHEL ON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. 27~~BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS Your Old Hat We Make Them Irate Up-toOate Styles MULLER CO. 28 Kentucky Ave. MA in 6179. 4 Doors From Lincoln Hotel. ' AUTO PAINTING Credit extended to auto owners. Zerkle Paint Cos. 31 YEARS PAINTERS Top building and geoeral repairing. Prices low a* lowest, highest quality. 1517 Kelly St. Drexe] 4455. We own and operate two shop#. MIME Let us do your roofing; workmanship and material guaranteed Prices right. Terms cash or payments. INDIANA ROOFING CO. 2406 Northwestern ave. Kenwood 4934. A bath a Day Is the Healthy Way. E. M. HARDIN CO. Merchant plumber. 3220 E. Mich. Webater 3001, i YOUR loofii z applied by expert roofer. Roof repairing a specialty Estimating tree, Spotless Roofing Cos. Wash, 4006. FEATHERS bough., sold ana renovated; feather mattresses and pillows made. B F BUBBLE. 416 Mase. Main 1428. NOW is the time to have your garments and rugs cleaned. DE LUX CLEANERS. Call Lincoln 5674. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TTJjCigEDGE. 201 Indiana its tiEATH S Barber Shop; union: warm, comfortabie bathrooms. 132 W Market LET me figure on your double bungalow or garage: estimates free. Irvington 3159. EAST SIDE Vault and Sink Cleaning Cos. _ffilo E. Maryland St. Stewart 1784. FTRNITURE repaired an a reflnlshsd: upl hoi a ter me. Stewart 1478. FOR A PERFECT HAIR DYE. CALL CIRCLE 4693 PAPER HANGING. WEBSTER 9448 THESE advertisers get results—Why don’t you run a daily ad?

28 STORAGE AND TRANSFER **^^^* < .*^^****^**" < ^^ A * < * rt^ MOVE THE RED BALL WAY Largest Trucking Organization In America RED BALL TRANSIT CO. “National Household Mover*." Guaranty Bid#. 26 Monument Place MAin 4631. Offices In All Principal Cltlea Overland Hauling, Special Rates Phone OTTO J. SUESZ. Main 2353-3628. Night Web. 0699. Circle 4760. STORAGE. Household goods packed for shipment. 29 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES i SMALL, well equipped machine shop or factory. Well located; corner lot. Plenty of room for expansion: lot. building and machinery cheap. McLEAN BROS. 136 S. Meridian st. __ DOWNTOWN meat market for sale: good ocation Address A No. 2254, Times. 30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—Gasoline FORDS New Used (Service First) 1917 Roadster: demountable rims. A-l condition SSO down 1920 Coupe: lock wheel. 5 good tires 75 down ! 1917 Touring; good condition. 30 down ! 1919 Roadster; excellent con- | dition 50 down ! 1917 Touring; new top. good condition 25 down 1918 Light delivery truck; shocks ... 50 down 191-7 Roadster; good condition 35 down 1917 Touring: good condition 25 down i 1922 Ton truck: new tires and tubes, new Marlin - Perry closed cab. platform, stake body. This truck is in excellent condition 100 down BALANCE BY WEEK OR MONTH. OPEN EVENINGS. BROAD RIPPLE AUTO CO. AUTHORIZED DEALERS FORD—FORDSON —LINCOLN j 828 E. 63D ST. WASH. 4737. i I No better used car values are to he found in the city. Look over this list, make your selection and come in and tel! us what size down payment you can make. Late 1921 coupe, shock absorbers. 5 good tires S3BO 00 1920 touring, starter 8250.00 1921 sedan 5375.00 1020 sedan, late model. 5 good tire*, speedometer. $350 00 j 1910 roadster . ! JIOO.OO | 1916 louring $125.00 1921 roadster, shock absorbers. S. and D .$250.00 1917 touring SIOO.OO i 1921 tourirg. S. and D...5250.00 1917 Buiek roadster ..,,,$250.00 1920 truck chassis $240 oo 1920 roadster, starter ....S2OOOO 2 chassis .each 5100.00 g&ng&f t rTH frint/ J Authorized Ford Fordson and Lincoln dealers Open for bnsinee*. evenings, and Sunday. 3 a, m. to 12 m. M Ain 6650. 259 9. Meridian 9t. BUit'K 6 touring. 1921. Buiek 6 roadster. 1921. Buiek 6 coupe. 1929. Dodge coupe. 1919. Ford sedan, 1921. Overland 4 sedan. HLFF-JU K lv SALES CO. 42S N Meridian FORD 1322 TOURING Starter, demountable rims: speedometer, | lock steering wheel, good as new. Payment* 1 or trade DIXIE SERVICE STATION. I 3008 Bluff Ave USED CARS Buieks. Dodges. Clialniers, lords, Stutz, Marmons. Cadillacs, Chevroiets, Pearics* and 1 many others. Sonio as low as SIOO dowp. , balance one yar I. WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N. 11l in on. Open Sunday. CHEVROLET Baby Grand; good running condition. 535 down, balance weekly paymonts. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. 2008 Bluff Ave. FORD BODIES AND PARTS. Used sedans, tourings and roadster* Hoods, shell and body parts. BWI9SHELM A PARKER. 330 F Market. _____ FORD 1918 TRUCK | One ton: overhauled and in good shape. ■ Payments or trade. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. Ford touring, $45. Ford roadster. SIOO. Ford touring, 1919 model; $lO5. T ALLEN. I 725 Virginia Ave.

CROW-ELKHART Touring; good running condition; $35 down, balance weekly payments. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. EIGHT WEIGHT, six-ey Under touring car with Teeter motor. Lots of pep. Newly painted Read}’ for service. First person with $285.00 gets it. Owner MA in 1409, Res. WA shington 4175 GRANT COUPE B'irst-clsss shape; ne.w rubber all around. Payments or trade. DIXIE SERVICE STATION. Ford, One Ton Smith Forma-Truck; line solid tires; excellent condition; $83.50 pays lor It in full. Grab this. 518 N. Capitol. USED CARS Good shape. Payments or trades DIXIE SERVICE STATION. WE have a full line of new Chevrolet Superior models. Your car In trade. Cash or payments. L. T. ALLEN. 725 Virginia Ave. CHEVROLET Royal mail roadster; good running shape; $35 down, balance weekly payments DIXIE SERVICE STATION. 2008 Bluff Ave. Monroe 1919 Touring This car is in A-l mechanjcal condition: good tires; $75 down, balance or.o year. 044 E. Wash. Mam 3493. FORD —1921; starter, demountable rims; good condition: $275. SOUTH SIDE CHEVROLET AGENCY. FORD touring, two 19205. in excellent condition: come early and get your choice at $75 down. Balance one year. WIDBS St MILLER. 844 K. Washington. Main 319.3 VIM truck: good tunning condition. Price SIOO. C. H. WALLERICH CO.. FORD touring: late model: one-man top; sloping windshield. SOUTH SIDE CHEVROLET AGENCY. FORD coupes. Ford sedans. Ford tourings. one-man tops Like new. Small payment f svn. Your car in trade. FORD coupe: same as new; take car in trade SOUTH SIDE CHEVROLET AGENCY. FORDS a few 17s to 19s in good running condition with good tires, as low as $25 down, balance to suit. Come in and talk it over. 641 E. Wash. Main 3493. FORD sedan, practically new tires; A-l mechanically. s4fs. C. H WALLERICH CO., FORD touring. 191,0; bargain: terms. OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES. I tliil-tir. S. Meridian. OLDBMOBTLE 8 touring; perfect condition: slso} down. 430 N. Capitol.

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30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—Gasoline To buy a better used car does not necessarily mean that you must pay an exorbitant price for it. We have a line of used cars’ bought right and sold at a reasonable profit, which enables you to drive a better car at a very small cost. We have cars at all prices and you will have no trouble in being suited here. A list of a few that can be considered as very reasonable: 1919 Cole Aero S Touring Newly painted, 5 good cord tires; mechanical condition fine; for $545 1918 Saxon Little 6 Touring Avery nice car in appearance and runs well; 5 good tires. . .$145 1917 Chalmers Little 6 Touring Good tires: an extra good buy, for $95 1920 Davis 4-Passenger Coupe Good condition, 5 cord tires $395 1920 Cole Aero 6 Sedan Five passenger; newly painted; runs perfect. Car in appearance, same as new $1,245 1920 Cole Aero 8 Sport Model Wire wheels. 5 good cord tires; newly painted anil thoroughly overhauled ... $950 1921 Reo Coupe Four passenger, perfect condition; newly painted $595 We have many others, making it worth while to investigate before placing your order. Very reasonable terms or trade considered. (I.Warner Comp&iW 339 N. Capitol Ave Lincoln 7878. llslj 1921 Touring. isisl ll* I starter, dem ...s2oo I I’M W*\ 1916 Tourirg ....$75 I®*\ 1917 Chassis SSO /iP**/ I Touring.. s7s j I Many others to select from. Some with payments as low as sls Down THE RED ARROW 945-7 Southeastern ave HAROLD HANCOCK, MGR. Stewart ‘2707 BUICK BARGAINS 1919 Buiek 6 tour. 1921 Nash 6 tour. 1921 Cleveland, 6-passenger. 1920 Cole Aero 8 touring. 1920 Nash 6 sport. 1920 Jordan sport, 4-pass, sport. 1920 Studebaker special 6 touring. 1920 Oldsmobile 8. 4-passenger Roamer. 4-passenger sport--1920 Kissel sedan. 1920 Dodge sedan. And 58 other rral bargains to select from All the above csr* are in fine condition and guaranteed 90 day# Terms or trade SndiaMpoSns Auto Sales “THE SAFEST PLACE TO BUY.” 430 N. Capitol. MAin 2246. Open evenings and Sunday.

FORDS New and Used MA in 4708 Tihie Frasik Hatfield Compamiy 620-27 N. Capitol 24 Hours’ Service. DODGE touring, looks lino new; live good tiro*; $295 tor quick sale Better hurry. 220 8. I'emisvH ama M un_J 705. BUCK 4 touring: line shape: bargain, terms. OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES. 1661-65 S. Meridian KURD bodies, all styles, smo or exchange L. T ALLEN. FORD l-ton truck, 1910. wtth 4 brand new tire*. Will be sold for $175. Term* if dasind. 644 E Wash. Main 3193. FORD speedster, cheap. OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES. 1661-65 3- Meridian. 6LDSMOBILK tnioK a uanay tor a milk route: new tires: A-l mechanically. Phone Trvinrton 4389. DODGE truck. 1019: bargain OAKLEY OVERLAND SALES. 1061-65 8. Meridian. BUICK fl, 1919 touring: new paint. $l5O down, balance one year. 33* N. Capitol Cadillac 55 tour., new cord tires: line condition: S2OO down. 430 N. Capitol. STEPHENS 1920 sport roadster; new cord tires:_U-rm* L 334 N. Capitol. DOfiGE. 1910 touring; $135 down, balame one year. 334 N. Capitol. 31 AUTOMOBILES WAXI-EIJ Autos Waited We also buy wrecked or junk cars. Indianapolis Auto Parts & Tire Cos. 518 N. Capitol Ave Main 2038. LARGEST BUYERS IN STATE. CASH PAID—NO DELAY. USED CAlib WAN TED Will pay cun. No delay. Late model* preferred. KLEIN BROTHERS Eureka Auto Parts and Tire Cos. 834 N. Capitol. Circle 0878. AUTOS WANTED WE PAY CASH. I. WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N, nilnois. Main 1579. AUTOS wanted, see ua nrsi. Best cash prices. CITY AUTO PARTS AND TIRB CO- 411 N, Illinois. Main 6796. hIGHEST cash prices paid for used car*. SAM CORAZ. 519 N. Capitol. AUTOS WANTED —212" E. New York St. Main 4446. 82 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS There is one plac* In Indianapolis that “SPECIALIZES’' in Good Used Tires, and the price is always right ROGERS, 3116 W. WASH. BELMONT 4300. AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 334 N. Illinois S & S Auto Laundry SEED a battery for your car? We have them. Willard, Exide. Prest-o-LiU and others: 6 volt for SIO.OO. SOUTH SIDE BATTERY SHOP. IT’S never lost, u’ltil Indianapolis Times Want Ads have f.iiled to Pnd it.

32 Al TO Sl ITI.IKS, REPAIRS TOPS—TOPS—TOPS Do you want anew top for your auto. If so get our prices and take advantage of material bought before the raise in price. Also get our price on painting. AH work guaranteed. Ky. Ave. Auto Top and Tire Cos. MA in 117/. 33-35 Ky. A76. Spring Service Station New springs, separate leaves and spring parts for all cars and trucks Installing and repairing while you wait. Ewald Spring Service Station 31 S. Senate Ave. LI neoln 1872 35 FINANCIAL FIRST AID FOR CRIPPLED FINANCES Do you need coal or more furniture? Do ! you want to buy a home? Do you want to pay the balance on your furniture, your grocer, doctor or other bills? Do you want ! to pay your taxes or fix up your property and do not have the money at hand? We Furnish the Money For All Needs If you are in debt and can not meet your obligation, don’t trifle with vour credit: it to dangerous See us We can help you. The rate of Interest is fixed by law and oo charge is made for service* Here is a sample rate: $45 Total Cost $3.15 i for three months. We loan any amount up to 5309 on furniture, pianos, fixtures, eteI Come in and talk it over or call us on th* j phone. Commonwealth Loan Cos. 305 Odd Fellow Bldg. Corner Pennsylvania and Washington ata Phone. Main 4619. Under state supervision. 37 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY Borrowed of us carries a greater value, because we sell you SERVICE. Why worry over your bills or obligations wheft financial aid can be easily ' and quickiy obtained from US. S2O to S3OO We loan on PIANOS. FURNITURE, AUTOS, LIVE STOCK, FARM IM ELEMENTS, ETC. We can arrange repayment of loan to •uit you. Capitol Loami Cos. H 4 V/i E. Washington St. Mam 0585. Lincoln 7184. WE MAKE and rive second mortgage* on Improved farm* and lodianapoll* real estate AETNA MORTGAGE A INVESTMENT OO 508 fidelity Trust Bldg MONEY furnished on realty mortgages and oontrat ts FRANK K. SAWYKR. Meridian Life Bldg . 307 N. Pennsylvania Bt. Biiey 1426 FIRST and secono mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis r< al cs’ate R B WILi TON, 1101 National City Back Bldg. Lini coin 6104 MONEY to loan on second mortgages. L. B. MILLER. 127 N. Delaware St Main 6795. 39 LEGAL NOTH LS. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF SWAMP LAND. BELONGING TO ’1 HE STATE OF INDIANA. IN THE CITY 04 HAMMOND. I LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA Notice is hereby given, that a petition has been filed with tin State auditor, signed by twenty-eight resident freeholders and voters of Lake County. Indiana, asking that certain Kwar.ip lauds belonging to the state of Indl- | ana. and lying within the meanders of Lake George, in the city of Hammond. ui the County of Lake, be offered for sale, in at--1 eord,-1111.-1' with the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indij ana, authorising the sale and conveyance of land* belonging to the State, approved March 9. 1889. and the amendment ot section ; 4 thereof, approved by tin* Governor of tin* ■Staf. Man h 2. 1923. Acting upon said ! petition, as r, .juirrd by law. the a ulitor of Stale will offer tho lands described therein, ; for saie at public -ale. at the time and Place hereinafter stand, and upon the 101-; lowing conditions as required by the law. i to-wlt: He will at such time mid pla< e offer said j land* for sale to the highest bidder for cash. ] first of: ring the same for sale as a whole. ! If no cash bid is received for the appraistii value of Mid land* so offered, he will then offer the same for saie in parcels. If no j : cash hid for the appraised value of said lands is receiv'd when the same are go offer*d for sal'', as ,t w hole or In par*-' is. ' tho State auditor will immediately rtoffi r said lands for sale on a credit of not to exceed throe years, payable in equal annual installments, with interest payable annually In adt a net Said lends have been platted and ap-pro-.,i as r< iulred by law, a descriptios of the same and the appraisement thereof being as follows: Description Appraisement. 1. Al! that part of the fractional southwest. quarter of fra. tiona! section nineteen | CIO), township thirty seven (37) nort) ; range nine (9) west of th • second principal meridian, not iuclud and in lots three (3) and four (4) of the United States Government j survey of 1834. of said section 19 (excepl--Img tho westerly eighty (80) feet thereof, containing .’.330 ,n r.appropriated by the city of Hammond. Ind , for strict purposes), containing 44 773 acres, mors or icss $15,070,55 2. All that part of the fractional northwest quarter, not Included in lot two (2) of fractional section nineteen (19). township thirty seven (37) north, range nine (9) west of the second principal meridian, of the United States Government survey of 1834. of said section 19 (excepting (lie westerly eighty (80) feet thereof, containing 4 860 acres, a'-propriatcd by the city of Hammond. Ind., tor street, purposes). containing 135.513 acres, more

or less $47,429.60 3. Alt that part of the southwest, quarter of the northeast quarter of fractional section nineteen (19). township thirty-seven (37) north, range nine (9) west of the second principal meridian, not Included in io'. two (2) ot tne United States Government survey of 1834, of said section 19, containing 7.907 acres, more or less $2,798.05 4. All that part of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of fractional section nineteen (19), township thirty-seven (37)north, range nine (9) west of the *ccond principal meridian, lying west of lot one (l) of Ihe United States Government survey of 1834. of said section 19, containing 28.861 acres, more or less $10,101.35 5. All that part of the south one-half (S%) of the south one-lialf (S G ) of fractional section eighteen (18). township thirty-seven (37) nortii. range nine (9) west of tho second principal meridian, not included in lot four (41 of the United States Government survey of 1834. of said section 18 (excepting the westerly eighty )80) feet thereof, containing 2 430 acres, appropriated by tlie city of Hammond. Did., for street purposes. containing 102.230 acres, more or less $35,780.50 Said lands will be so offered lor sale, at the office of the auditor of State, in tha Statchouse at Indianapolis, at 12 o’clock, noon, on the 4th day of May, 1923. No bid will be accepted for les* than the appraised value of said lands. The appraisement of the same, as above get forth, has been approved by a majority of a commission composed of the Governor of the State, the auditor of State, and the treasurer of State, which commission may also accept, or reject any and all bids. ROBERT BRACKEN. Auditor of State. Dated. Indianapolis, lnd„ April 4. 1923, GOODB stored in the name of Howard Dewey. Albert Gilbert. James Goldie, Della Kennedy. John Kress. Ike N. Moore. Lillie Pope. Mr. Ross, Mrs. Winifred Vardemnn. Mrs. Cinthia Williams, John Womble and Mrs. Charles Woods, also an automobile body, name not known will be sokl for storage charges Friday, April 27. in’.'.’!, at 3 p. in. Goods having been m storage the allotted length of time and charges unpaid. BANNER STORAGE CO.. 326 E. Wabash St. Circle 2077. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as executrix of estate of Ada C. Lecklider. deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. GENEVIEVE B. PORTER. No. 21113. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that thp undersigned has duly qualified as adniinist atnx of estate of Carl K. Strait, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. LOLA M. STRAIT. No. 21005.

39 LEGAL NOTIUKri. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION BRIDGE DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the director of the Indiana State highway commission at his office in the Capitol building, in Indianapolis. up to ten (10:00) o’clock a. m.. May 1, 1923. when all proposals will be publicly opered and read. Tho work contemplated is the construction of the following bridges on State highways: y? ~ 30050 oo ' oioaiooiiooioiooesoe c _ qqooq oq ®t-qf' : ot';i-ct~t-;©® qo® 8,2 q-irsci© cioi eidoiboicsdt!6doioti-i*-lrt ’CB< Ps - -8 11 = 7e ei e 9 c 6 c £ &aa c & rj ** w 'St? 73 • s . 2*2 2 InI!S I*S ■S’SH’SS’SslgxSfeud -3W udbd’sdS'sdb’SW’goci o O 000 S3BSesßsssswo3B;psa)s33 £ „ oboobboo 000090bb000909b 5r 1 b©x© ©X b <*7 l ©wo©* oo © i-i baox boo co C.3 09999999999999® HHnHHHHH HHtIHHHHHHHHHHHrt A r® l is 111 l ,| isiMil&sSEzv* y >;Si■'cny i -)Oai3 , ieS®3ic!Sk4ik qy a,qqcye&;aSls:Ks,-<QQC Tiif -r-roxoi ad -e-rdddddd.3isddot:' _ rIM r r.-*rCotos<"9*-r e o CSC 4 4- -a -= as -1 8 _ g -as S 3■’Sf x~i= ■ a -e*s4'.^gßSsSld-.s > v :r Z t 2®* o/'£ - s*o „*.-.00t51©55?rt.7.7,, SOtM VSI--ncßßa ciio rtr-iwo-nv-re' II < < Iw to The plan* and specifications may be examined at the office of the State highway commission in the Capitol building. or | opies thereof will be forwarded upon a payment to the director, of the amounts designated above. No refund will be made for plans returned. Each bidder, with his proposal, shall submit his bond payable to the State of Indiana in the penal sum of one and one-half 1 1V4) times the amount of his proposal with good and sufficient security to the approval of the director. SUCH BOND SHALL BE ONLY ON THE FORM SPECIFIED BY THE DIRECTOR. COPIES OF WHICH WILL BE FURNISHED UPON REQUEST. If any bidder desires to submit a combination proposal on two or more structures of the same or different types of design, propohol blanks tln-ref'ir will be prepared upon request, providing such request be made AT LEAST THREE DAYS prior to the date of letting. Bidders on steel structures are invited to submit proposals for the superstructure alone, or the substructure alone, or for the structure • omplcte. Plans and specification* lor either portion will be forwa-ded upon ihe payment of one-half th*> amount required for the complete set of plans Bidders on flooring jobs are invited to Mibmit proposals for the new flooring alone, I lie painting alone, or for the flooring ami painting combined. Plans and specifications for the flooring will be forwarded upon the payment of one dollar isl 00). and opacifications for tho painting alons will be forwarded free upon request. The right is reserved by the director to ieject any or ail bids, or to award on any combination of bids that in Uts judgni' l .s mi *i advantageous to the State of Ind: . INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. .IOIIN D WILT lAMB. Director. ■ S ; r' H ■5 . INSTRUCTION Notice i hereby given that sealed bids wait be received by the Director of the State Highway Commihrion. at the office of tli" State Highway Commission, in the State House City of Indianapolis. Indiana, until 10 a. m on the Ist day of May, 1923. for the construction of certain highways and described ,is follows: No 1 K. A. 49. Sec B. Lagrartge-An-gola Road, five mils west of Angola to Angola. Steuben County: I 681 mile*. No. 3 F. A 52. See R Dixie Bee Line. Youngstown to Terre Halite, % igo County 4 090 mih* Bids will )* received for three type* of pavement—Brick, Bituminous Concrete and Conctete—on the above listed projects, as shown on plans and described in standard specification* for same. Cement for the above listed projects will be furnished the contractor by tho Indiana State Highway Commission. No 3. F. A 34 Sec, \ GenlryvilleSt Meinrad Road Genlryville to Lincoln City. Spencer County: 2 330 miles. Bids will be received for grading and structures under tu-enty-foot span and gravel base i-ourse on tho above listed project. as shown on plans and described in standard -peciflcation* for same. Contractor will furnish necessary cement for the above listed project. Proposal blanks and specifications may be obtained free, and plane upon payment of ss.t)o per set. upon application to the State Highway Commission. Indianapolis. Indiana No refund for plans returned Plans may also be seen at the office of tho State Highway Commission, Indianapolis. Indiana. Contracts will be let to the lowest and best bidder, but the right to reject any and *ll bids is reserved, if any cause exists therefor. Bidders shall file bonds with tho bids as provided by law. J D. WILLIAMS. Dire* tor Indiana State Highway Commission

SEME PROBE OF FLOGGING OPENS 4 Joint Florida Legislative Body Takes Up Death Case. Hu f'nited Press ,TALLAHAH.SE, Fla.. April 13. Witnesses were called today before the joint legislative committee investigating of the death of Martin TaberL North Dakota, youth in a Florida convict camp. The committee, before it met, extended an invitation to the Putnam Lumber Company, in whose camp Tabert died after a flogging, to send representatives to testify. The investigation will probably be extended to includi the entire convict leasing system of the State. A resolution to this effect was passed yesterday by the House and will be acted on today by the Senate. TURKS WILL IGNORE PROTESTS OF FRENCH \ Angora Government Holds t er Concession Means U. S. Friendship. By United Press CONSTANTINOPLE, April 13. French protests against the granting of concession in Mesopotamia to the Chester group of American capitalists will not be heed*d by the Tuiks, according to report® today from Angora. Firm in the belief that the conceessions will hasten the resumption of diplomatic relations between the United States and Turkey, the Angora government has decided to turn a deaf ear to all protests, advices state. Three Die in Fire By United Press PRINCETON, Mo., April 13— Max Koueh, a ehiropracter, and his two sons were suffocated today when a fire destroyed a business block in which they lived.

COURT SUMMONS ‘SHEIK’ Foster Charged With Violating His Probation. Even a has to toe the line in city court. Byron Foster, 966 N. Tuxedo Ave., whom City Judge Delbert O. Wllmeth severely reprimanded April 2 before placing him on parole, today was ordered to appear in court on charges of failing to report a probation officer. A girl from whom Foster was alleged to have borrowed a SSO ring which he later tried to pawn, according to police, pleaded for leniency at his trial. His bell-bottomed trousers and sleek hair created a. sensation in the courtroom. ghargesaglst LEXINGTON DENIED BV CONTROLLER Acting Financial Head Brands Receivership Suit False— Defends Condition, General denial of allegations in the suit for receivership of the Lexington Motor Company of Connersville, filed in Federal Court here by the Jacques Manufacturing Company of Wilmington. Del., is made in dispatches from Connersville, quoting G. E. Snearhod or Chicago, acting controller of the Lexington. Shearhod says figures submitted to the court purporting to show assets and liabilities of the company would come nearer indicating the actual conditions. if reversed. The complaint scheduled liabilities of $3,470,000 and assets of $1,794,000. A meeting of creditors, representing 80 per cent of the merchandise liabilties of the concern, is said to in progress in New York City in the hope of reaching an amicable settlement of the company’s affairs. Shearhod is unable to understand action of the Jacques company in filing suit, since that concern had agreed to work with other creditors in the matter of directing the future policy of the Lexington, he said. Frank B. Ansted, president of the Lexington, declined to comment upon the unexpected suit when informed by wire at his hotel in New York.

WIDOWERS SEEK AD FOR CHILDREN Welfare Society Answers 10 Calls in Month. Most people think that widows are the only ones who need assistance in the care of their children, said Paul I*. Benjamii'. secretary of the Family Welfare Society, in his monthly report to the board of directors in the Chamber of Commerce building today. “It is a unique fact that duri. g the past month there were ten widowers who -ought assistance in care of chil Iren. There was an equal number of widows. “ A report of the Cleveland system of child care in institutions by Benjamin revealed that only 8 1-3 per cent of the children in the institutions were orphans. “Experience in Cleveland shows that the best place for a child is in a home.” Benjamin said.

VOLUME OF NEW LAWS PUBLISHED Persons who display no respect for present laws and boast that new ones mean nothing in their young lives, have an additional worry in copies of Indiana Acts of 1933, being distributed today by Ed Jackson, secretary of State. In more senses than one today was Friday the thirteenth to lawbreakers. Provisions of the law call for distribution of bound copies of acts of c-ach regular session to State official*:, and to each county clerk proportionate to the population of his county. Tiie clerk distributes his proportion of copies among certain designated individuals and officials. The present edition contains 734 pages, with a prefactory inclusion of she 1921 special session act authorizing removal of the reformatory from Jeffersonville to Pendleton. B3GARDUS AND WIJKOFF HEIRS TO GATHER HERE Hope to Combine Claims to Billie Dollar Estates. Fifteen hundred descendants of Anneke Jans Bogardus and Pieter Claesen Wijkoff will meet here Saturday to perfect final plans toward settlement of the $1,100,000,000 estates in New York said by them to be their rightful property. The property has been in dispute 137 years, Thomas B. Wikhoff, secretary of the association of descendants, said today. At the meeting they expect to combine the claims of all heirs in the hope of settling the controversey, Wikhoff said. “Jf the work can be completed, a settlement will be sought early in the fall,” he s^ld Representative heirs from a majority of States in the Union are expected. Farmers Discuss Radio Station Directors of the Indiana Farm Bu reau Federation met today to discuiv the question of taking over the Francis H. Hamilton radio station here for the purpose of broadcasting market reports and other information of interest to farmers. The .station was closed recently.

NEWCASTLE WILE UNVEIL WRIGHT TABLET SUNDAY Squadron of Airplanes Will Drop Flowers as Tribute to Inventor. By Times Special NEWCASTLE, Ind., April 13. Plans for the Wilbur Wright memorial services Sunday afternoon at which the Wright Memorial will be dedicated in Memorial Park, have been completed. A bronze memorial tablet is to be set on a twelve-ton boulder. A speakers’ stand has been erected near the boulder. Communications from the Wright 'Rviation field. Dayton, Ohio, announce a squadron of planes in battle formation will circle over the memorial and drop flowers in tribute to the celebrated inventor. The Beta Xi chapter of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity is sponsoring the movement. Many noted men are to be present at the services. Orville Wright, co-inventor of the airplane, and Miss Katherine Wright, their sister, are to witness the ceremonies. Dinner is to be served by the Keeslings, who are living on the old Wright homestead, northeast of Newcastle, for Orville Wright, his sister, >, and members of the committee in charge of the memorial.

ANNIVERSARIES OF MISSION SOCIETIES FEATURE PROGRAM Educational Problems Discussed at Colored M. E. Conference. Educational problems and observance of tlie anniversaries of the Woman’s Home • Missionary and Foreign Missionary Sqcieties were features of today's program at the Simpson M. E. Church, colored, where the Lexington Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, colored, was in its fourth day. Mrs. H. A. Foreman presided at the home missionary society service and ?Irs. J. T. Leggett at the foreign society meeting. Mrs. F. I. Johnson was scheduled to address the con ference late this afternoon. Tonight, Dr. E. A. White will lecture. The program for Saturday: 9:00 A. M.—Conference business. Bishop R. E. Jones presiding. 12:30 P. M.—Adjournment. 2:30 P. M.—Anniversary of The Southwestern Christian Advocate. Address, by Dr. L. H. Knij. Dr. E. W. Kinchen, pr< riding. 3:30 P. M.—Epworth League Annivers. Dr. H. IV. Tate, presiding. Address by Dr. Butler. 7:30 P M. —Anniversary of Our Educational Institution. Dr. G. R. Bryant, presiding. 8 30 P. M.—Anniversary of The F.oard of Temperance. Prohibition and Public Uorals. Rev. John W. White, presiding. Address by Dr. Raymond V. Johnson.

U. S. PROBES BSE BE OLEOMARGARINE Eating Houses Alleged to Be Violating Law. Illegal use of olemargarine by hotels. restaurants and boarding houses will be investigated by the department of internal revenue, M. Bert Thur man. collector, announced today. Numerous complaints have been re ceived. Thurman said, that many eating places buy uncolored oleo margarine and color it themselves, without paying the manufacturer's tax of 10 cents a pound. Under the law hotels, restaurants and boarding houses are classed as manufacturers and are subject to tax Penalty for violation of the law is the imposition an extra 25 per cent of the amount of the lax and fines of SI,OOO to $5,000. BRITON TELLS WOMEN FRANCE WITHIN RIGHTS Lord Cecil Addresses Voters at Convention at Des Moines. By United Press DES MOINES. lowa, April 13. France is within her rights in occupying the Ruhr, but is acting foolishly. Lord Robert Cecil. League of Nations proponent, who will address the League of Women Voters tonight, declared. He said the dispute should be referred to the league. The League of Women Voters, in a resolution adopted, today launched a move for equal property rights by husband and wife. DEATH IS FROM SIUCIDE Body of Man “Who Fessed Klan” Exhumed for Autopsy. By United Press CLARKSBURG, W. Va., April 13 His declaration that Kent W. Ogden, wealthy oil producer, died a suicide, was reaffirmed by Coroner’B. F. Mattlieny today when he announced Ogden's body had been exhumed and-.au autopsy performed. In a tinai note to his father Os ■tn / •declared he \v;; ; taking bis own life through fear of punishment n the hands of the Ku-Kiux Klan, who - > secrets he was known to have re vealed.

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