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OKLAHOMA SOLONS REFUSE WALTON’S OFFERTDRESIGN Governor Offers to Quit if Legislature Will Pass Anti-Klan Law, ' B*r United Press OKLAHOMA CITT, Okla., Oct. 10. —The Oklahoma Legislature meeting at 8 a. m. tomorrow will refuse to accept the offer of Governor J. C. Walton to resign provided anti-Ku Klux Klan laws are immediately enacted. leading legislators declared today. A copy of the Governor's peace offer was placed in the hands of W. D. Mcßee, unofficial leader of the lawmakers, who scorned the suggestion. Mqßee at once issue! this official statement from the legislative headquarters In the Skirvin Hotel: “A quorum of legislators is not present now, consequently the Governor's offer could not be considered by us only as individuals. The ljist time a quorum was present we were dispersed at the point of a bayonet.” He made no other comment. Other solans at headquarters remained silent. In their outward attitude, however, there was visible the determination to proceed immediately with their work of impeaching the chief executive upon convening Thursday. The Governor’s proclamation came after a day of conferences with politicians. friends and a long session with Aldrich Blake, his personal advisor and who gave out the offer made by Walton to resign. 200 DELEGATES ATTEND 23D D. A. R. CONFERENCE

Senator Watson Speaks at Opening Session. HU United Press BEDFORD, Ind., Oct. 10.—Senator .'antes E. Watson addressed delegates ! s.t the opening of the twenty-third i annual conference of the Daughters : of the ■ American Revolution here Tuesday. Representative of seventy-one chapters, about 200 delegates are present, J according to Mrs. Henry B. Wilson of ] Delphi, State regent. Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, president general of the D. A. R. was to address the convention today. REPAIR OF DIKES AT FLORIDA LAKE UNDER WAY Water Still Stands in Streets of Town, Following Break. fijt United Press MOOREHAVEN, Fla., Oct. 10.— Workmen made feverish efforts today o repair dikes along Lake Okeechobe, which broke yesterday, resulting in lift flooding of Moo rehaven. Water was still standing in the ! streets, but no further damage Is expected unless there is heavy rain before the repairs can be completed. BAPTIST MINISTERS ELECT Convention Presidents Address so Feature State Assembly Today. 111/'Times Special LEBANON. Ind., Oct. 9. —The convention president’s address by Dr. O. A. Cook of Linton, was to feature today’s program of the Indiana Baptist’s assembly here. The convention sermon will be delivered by t,he Rev. U. S. Clutton of Indianapolis. About 1,000 visitors and delegates are present. The ministrial conference which adjourned Tuesday elected the following officers for 1924: D. Ijleitmeyer, Crawfordsville, president; C. P. Greenfield, Indianapolis, vice president and F. Bostick, La Porte, secretary-treasurer . WABASH ALUMNI MEET Association Makes Plan for Big College Home-Coming Event. | The Wabash Alumni Association of ' Indianapolis held their first regular meeting of the season at a luncheon Tuesday at the Severin. Home-coming plans were made for the Wabash-De Pauw game, Nov. 24. Clair McTurnan, president, appointed a committee for the annual Wabash banquet, Oct. 26. SERVICES AT CHAPEL Illness of Nine Months Is Fatal to Miss Emma Marshall. FuneraJ services for Miss Emma Rebecca Marshall, 72, who died at her home, 340 E. St. Joseph St., Monday, will be held at the W. E. Kreiger Chapel, 1402 N. Illinois St., at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Miss Marshall had been ill for nine months. Surviving: Two sisters, Miss Josephine Marshall and Mrs. E. F. Boardman. both of Indianapolis. Junior C. of C. Ball Oct. 31 Mayor and Mrs. Shank have been invited by the Junior Chamber of Commerce to lead the grand march at the Mardi Gras ball which the Junior Chamber will give at Tomlinson Hall, Oct. 31. Prizes will be awarded for the best and most unique costumes. Committee: A. C. Kampiain. L. C Kercheval, Russell Secrist, P. EL Miller and Glenn Campbell. Tickets may be bought at Junior Chamber headquarters. Stole Curtains and Horn, Charge James Crutchfield, colored, 50, of 1718 Ogden St., was arrested on a warrant charging him with the theft of an auto horn and curtains valued at 315 from the American Railway Express Company. The signer was Andrew Kiffmeyer, 3142 Rader St., who alleges petit larceny. Doctors to Danville '. presentatives of the Indianapolis Medical Society will attend the meeto* ’he Medical Society at Danville, •fy

PLYMOUTH ATTORNEY ON INDUSTRIAL BOARD McCray Appoints Humriehouser to Fill Vacancy. Henry L. Humriehouser of Plymouth, former member of the State Legislature, has been appointed to the State Industrial board by Governor McCray to succeed Samuel R. Artman, former chairman, who was placed on the public service commission. Thomas Roberts, ranking industrial board member, became chairman. Humriehouser is an attorney. Miss Mabel Gray of Crown Point, who was appointed secretary of the board to succeed Leland K. Fishback has reported for duty. Miss Gray, appointed last week by Governor McCray, is the first woman to hold the position. TRAIN FOR BUTLER FANS Final Arrangements Are Made by Men’s Club at Luncheon. Butler students attending the But ler-lU.no.s fracas at Urbana Saturday will go in a special tra.n leaving the Un.on Staton at 7:45 a. m. Saturday. The train will return after the game Saturday night. F.nal arrangements for the trip were made at a luncheon of the Butler Men’s Club at the Lincoln today. Coaches Hinkle and Strohmeir who attended the Illinois-Nebraska game at Urbana last week, will g.ve some “dope" on the Ill.nois team. Tickets for the special and for the game will be sold at the luncheon. All tickets at Urbana have been sold out, ac-pord-ng to a dispatch. TRIBUTE FOR I. U. COACH 200 Naval Men With Fifty-Piece Band to Join Parade to Game. Naval tribute will be paid "Roarin’ Bill” Ingram, .-Indiana University football coach, when he makes his debut into Big Ten football with the Northwestern game Saturday. A parade of more than 200 uniformed men, led by the fifty-piece band, will also witness the game at Washington Park. A Greater Northwestern Association of Indiana will be organized by more than 500 Northwestern grads meeting at the Severin. The alumni will be hosts at luncheon to the delegation of students arriving at 12:30 p. m. and later will join in the parade. INJURY PROBABLY FATAL Editor’s Wife May Die—Five Others Hurt in Auto Crash. Bu Times Special ANDERSON. Ind.. Oct. 10.—Mrs. Robert W.lmington, 55, wife of Robert Wilmington, editor of the Summitville News, was probably fatally hurt in an auto coll sion late Tuesday. Five other persons were injured. Automobiles driven by Wilmington and Myron Reynolds of Anderson crashed at a crossroads, where the view was obstructed by corn. All Things to Him Who Digs. Ready to abandon a search for liquor they bel eved stored in a garage of WilLatn • McKinney, 3,3, R. R. F., Box 8, Bert IVJprgan and George Winkler, Federal prohib tion agents, and Police Captain Pausell gathered hope when a hollow sound came from the floor. A shovel soon uncovered a concrete inclosure containing one hundred and forty-four pints of bonded wh.sky, officers said. Milk Theft Is Charged Mrs. Jones, 43, of 540 Dover St., w T as in city court today charged with petit larceny. Four bottles of milk, valued at 40 cents were taken from the porch of Everett Harmon, 538 Dover St., ■who filed the warrant.

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J DEATH NOTICES KESLER. MARGARET —Beloved wife of Joseph Kes’.er, mother of Ernest and Charles Kesler and Mrs. Anna Conner, passed away at their residence, 629 Stevens St, 9:45 p. m, Oct. 9. Friday. 10 a. m, funeral will be he’d from St. Patrick's Chfrch. Burial at Holy Cross O’CONNOR, PATRICK. JR.—lnfant, son of Patrick and Hannah O’Connor. 25 N. Tacoma Ave, age 6 months 13 days. Funeral Thursday. 2 p. m. Burial Ho.y Cross. 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. T. Biasengym Independent Undertaker. Prompt ambulance calls. “The proof of a service is the service It renders.” 1702 N Illinois St. Randolph 6870. 1625 Shelby St Drexel 2570. PLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 North nilnois St. Funeral directors tc the peeple of Indianapolis since 1887. Phonf —Main 0641-0642. LI. 2641. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY George Grinsteiner Funeral Director. 622 E. Market. Main 0908 “SHIRLEY BROS. CO. Main office 946 N. Illinois St. Circle 1914. Main 1841. iT lEL Jih£c£j Parlors 1222 Union St. FUNERAL DiRECT'URr—I4O2 N. Illinois. WM. E. KRIEGER. Main 1154. Res, Phone. Ben Davis 332-L. GADD—BERT S. GaDD 2130 Prospect St. Phone. Stewart 2278. UNDERTAKERS—HISEY £ TITUS 951 North Dei. L. 6564. M. 3680. 7 LODGES AND CLUBS ~ VERITAS LODGE, NO. 808. T. & A. M, called meeting for work in entered apprentice degree, Thursday evening. Oct. 11. at 7:’b o’clock. Visiting brethren welcome ' ’ , T ' n *tEN. WM, and E.

8 SPECIAL NOTICES WE WILL PRINT YOU 500 White Wove Envelopes $2.00 500 Bond Letter Heads $2.00 Cash With Order. THE SUN PRINTING CO., North Vernon, Ind. DP. MARGARET A. SELLEB9 MIDWIFE 128 W, Vermont St. Lin, 8246. 10 I OST AND FOUND FOUND—Articles found in Indianapolis street cars yesterday THERMOS BOTTLE MAN S WATCH TWO PURSES TWO PACKAGES ONE NOTEBOOK ONE BRACELET Telephone Main 2737. LEATHER hand carrying case, containing books and magazines. Left Acton, Ind, 9 p. m., Oct. 9. drove to Indianapolis on Michigan Rd,~ Seems most likely to be in edge of or near Acton. Finder please notify L. L. HAVENS 852 E. St. C.air. Phone Circle 2351. Reward. Indianapolis, Ind. LOST—One blue tick female hound with a piece out of ear. Finder return to 1037 W. Twenty-Third. Reward. Or call Randolph 3957, THOMAS KNIGHT. LOST—Bunch ol keys. Finder please call Webster 0956. Liberal reward. 12 HELP WAMKD—MALK WANTED First Class Houseman And

Chaffeur 1304 N. Delaware. WANTED Trucks To Haul Coal. 920 E. North St. “ ATTENTION BOYS Routes In business district will pay yfcur school expense: prefer high school boys, but all applicants will be given consideration Apply MR. JEFFRIES. 25-29 S. Meridian. afternoons. THREE young men for special sales work. experience unnecessary, 5100 to 5125 month to start. Apply sto 7 p. m. Roosevelt Hotel. See MR, t OLLITT. ITS never lost until Indianapolis Time# Want Ads have failed to find it 13 INSTRUCTIONS ~ fx-sf.kVtce men Knights of Columbus night school offers you free courses in auto mechanics, bookkeeping. business arithmetic, business English. commercial art. higher accountancy, mechanical drawing, oublic speaking, radio telegraphy, salesmanship. shorthand and typewriting. show-cArd writing traffic management and welding. Register now Term opens October 1. Main 3027 113 E. Maryiand St, MEN to learn barber trade TRI-CTTY BARBER S COLLEGE. 309 E Wasbington St. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757. CHRISTENSEN S method of popular music and syncopation in 20 lessons. Short cour°e for advanced. Circle 3034. POPULAR PIANC music taught to 20 leasons. beginners and advanced. Clara Boles School. 10 W. Ohio St. Circle 8326. RAG—JAZZ and popuisr piano playing In 20 lessons Booklet free. CHRISTENSON SCHOOL. 100 Pembroke Arcade Cir 3034. IT'S never lost until Indianapolis finm Want Ads have fal’ed to find lt_ 14 SALKSMKN~\y ANTED \ MEN WE ARE IN NEED OF THREE AGGRESSIVE MEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 25 AND 35 YEARS WHO ARE NEAT. CLEAN-CUT AND AMBITIOUS. THIS IS A FACTORY ORGANIZATION AND YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A SUCCESS. WE WILL GIVE YOU EVERYTHING WE HAVE IN CO-OPERA-TION CALL AT INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT AND HEAT CO. AND ASK FOR MR. WOOD. Salesman Have an opening for a high-class retail salesman, who wants to learn how to sell automobiles. Sec Mr. Herder STONE CHEVROLET CO.. SALESMEN WANTED For the salesman who can qualify, we have a good paying, permanent connection with splendid future. Sec Mr. Wicktcr Ground Floor INDIANAPOLIS LIGHT AND HEAT CO. SALESMAN v. anteef experience unneceasary. Goad pay while learning. Apply Mr, Meyer. REGIN CORP, 485 Century Bldg 15 AGENTS and solicitous SELL MADISON “BErTER MADE” SHIRTS direct from our factory to wearer No capital or experience required. Easily sold. Big profits Write for l REE SAMPLES. MADISON MILL?, 503 Broadway, New York, To HELP WANTED—FEMALE

Girls of Indianapolis Do You Want a Profession That Will Assure You of a Permanent Position With a Steady Income? See Miss Cooper, Who Will Gladly Explain the Many Advantages of Telephone Operating. Indiana Bell Telephone Company, New York & Meridian sts., Room 101. SALESLADIES for part-time work, one or two days each week and on special sale days. Experienced preferred, but not necessary. Apply immediately to superintendent's office, sevetnh floor. WM. H. BLOCK CO. WANTED girl or boys between the age of 10 and 14 in north Indianapolis and Riverside to carry Times routes. Morality must be good. No caddy boys wanted. Apply L. V. GRAETER. 2941 Clifton St, rear; after 3 p. ni TWO ladies for house to house canvassing. Guaranteed salary. Call MR. POLLITT. Roosevelt Hotel for appointment. GIRL to care for baby and assist with heusework, Humboldt 2773. 1j SITUATIONS WANTED b—Female NURSE in confinement cases. Call Washington 1S80 ; 18 ROOMS FOR RENT -vwv aw FURNISHED, modern, steam-heated room for two girls or gentlemen; walking distance •ad prtvEte entrance: $2.60 week. Circle 1899. DELAWARE, 400 N„ Apt. 12: attractive, steam-heated room for two in business districtYOBLE. 317 N.; nicely furnished modem seeping room.-: close in: 82 Circle 5140. '*3jige~ front om 1 •> -ate home: —Habic for jvo

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18 ROOMS FOR KENT i COLLEGE, 1631: furnished room: hot water, heat. Lincoln 8757 between 0 and 8. BEAUh lEUL front rooms for rent. 2016 Central Ave. Harrison 3532. ALABAMA, 1401 N.: furnished room in modern home for gentleman, NEW JERSEY, 226 N.: sleeping rooms; steam heat. Circle 3847. TWO UNFURNISHED a—Light Housekeeping TWO nice, clean fumisned rooms: modern: private home; pleasant location; central: with light housekeeping privileges to refined couple with references. 520 E. Eleventh. Main 7596. TWO rooms and kitchenette, furnished. 665 E. Twenty-Fourth, corner College Ave. No children. TWO la-ge fur. housekeeping rms.; clean, modern, everything furn., 36.50. 21 S. Tuxedo. TWO rooms furnished, modern: sink, good heat. Children welcome. Circle 0980. 610 E TWELFTH ST.; 2 suites of unfurnished rooms: modern: good location. b—Board and Rooms MODERN FRONT ROOM. CLOSE IN. STEAM HEAT. MAIN 7925. , 19 RENTALS a—Houses 2247 N. Capitol Ave. A six-room thoroughly modern, double house, located in a very desirable neighborhood. Rents for $55 per month. Reference required For information call Mr. Bates. Main 0792. Washington Bank and Trust Cos. 1148 E. Pratt Four rooms and bath, modern except heat. $25 month. Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors SIX rooms and bath, with turnace. electric lights, gas, full basement, front and rear porches; everything in first-class condition; 1117 W. Twenty Fifth St. Rents for $35. •Live Wires ' T. R. JONES & CO., 504 Roosevelt B'dg. Main 5758. GOOD 6-room house. i acre ground. 10 miles out of Anderson on good paved road. Reference required. Rent $6. Rantlolph 6657. SEI EN-ROOM modern home, 1511 Sturm Ave. Webster 4155, 90 i GOODLET AVE.; three rooms, st-ml-•nodern; rent S2O. DOUBLE. 6-room modern. 801 N. Keystone. Call Webster 7414. 3330 E. NEW YORK St., 3 rooms and garage. Belmont 1041. b—Apartments Nice Apt. Close In Four rooms and bath, first class condition: located on third floor, Cit; heat. ~ State Savings and Trust Cos. 9 E Market Vain 4517. HILLSIDE. 2043 ttmr 3-room apartments, serai-modern. children welcome; two blocks from school. Rent for $21.50 and $22.50. Webster 6500. c—Business Places Downtown Office Space Two large connecting rooms on third floor. Very desirable, reasonable rent. State Savings and Trust Cos. Mam 4517 9 E. Market St. ffjFtE AIL EST ATK FOR~S AUK ' a—Business Property StYT ESSEX * LUCAS /T* Afl A 310 KBhn BW -' UAL Inis ad will only appear once. We want to trade a business valued at $60,000. netting sl2 000 per year, lor Indianapolis investment propoity. Circle 6600. FOR SALE—Our stock general merchandise, groceries, dry goods, shoes, will invoice $4,000. A, ROBBINS, Windfall. Ind. THEATRE for sale seating capacity 249. Priced to sell. See D. M. KEUNODLK, Jamestown. Ind. _____ b—House*

Almost New Double of four rooms to side; rents SSO month; S6OO cash, balance $45 month. Capitol Realty Cos 2874. 204 Rauh Bldg. Don't Miss This Dandy semi-modern home with 2 large lots, plenty of fruit, good baru. suitable for garage: chicken house: good furnace. This is a real buy and priced to sell. Terms can be arranged. Interstate Realty Cos. West Indianapolis 515 S. Harding Six-room cottage: electric lights; full lot. Price $2,100; S2OO down. A GOOD BITY. Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors $350 Cash Tremount near Washington 6-room cottage. electric lights, city water. gas and sewer, also well and cistern, full east lot. price is right. Call Mr. Washburn with .1 Vs. MORRISON & CO.. Lincoln 3564. Reg., Randolph 8731. In Holy Cross Parish Beautiful home, 7 rooms and hath, thoroughly modern. PRICE $7,000. This is a real buy. Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors Modern Home Bargain Seven rooms, bath, eteam heat, hardwood floors throughout: owner wants qpiek sale; located north, on College Ave. Price $10,500. Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors Bargain, East Seven-room h'luec on Forest Ave., near Michigan, $3,300; SSOO cash, balance like rent. Van Arsdal. H. C. Tuttle & Bro. 1538 Stanton St. Six-room cottage, with gas. electricity, well, cistern, screened-in front porch; full lot: garage: long grape arbor. Inside and sidewalks: $3,260: $250 down. S3O per month. Main 0186. Residence, Stewart 2749. S3OO Down Puts you in a 4-room cottage: back Inclosed porch. Bath and toilet large yard, on paved street: 900 blcck on Division street. Sale price $3,000. Phone, Main 0891, Belmont 1580. MR. LEE. 2920 Sangster St. Bungalow: 4 large rooms; built-in features. electric lights, large cement basement, two 41%x130-ft. lots; some fruit; $3,100. Main 0186. Residence, Stewart 2749. $350 Cash Will girl you immediate possession of a five-room semi-modern bungalow, only one year o’d, .ocated in Bright wood. A good buy at $2,350. G. C. WELCH. Circle 4022. Res . Humboldt 4471. BUNGALOW east: long living-room, hardwood floors, brick and cement front porch, full basement. 40-ft. front, nice hedge on front and sides, improved street, double garage $1,250 cash, remainder as rent, and many others east.and south. C. J. OSBORN. Ilre-xel 0184. See —1827 Spann Ave. Five rooms, electric lights, gas and city water; house needs paint and gutters. Now vacant. Bargain if sold soon. Call owner. Line. 3734, Pay Like Rent 1058 N. Tremont Ave.: 5-room modern bungalow, only $3,800. Marion County State Bank CALIFORNIAST7~ Large, modern, near Michigan St., suitable for rooming house or hotel purposes; co’ored; terms. Gardner-Wright Cos. 1028 Peop’es Bank Bldg. Lin. 4162. * 2330 Cornell Ave. Six rooms, modern, paved street. $4,000. Easy terms to re’iab'e co’ored family. THE SGUTHERN LUMBER CO 1421 SOUTHER?? AVE., 2173 Madison. 1222 English, 1664 Southern. 29**6 Shelby, 2621 Napoleon. Look these over and call EVEKROAD, 401 Transportation. Lircoin 3880 and Drexel 3250. COZY bungalow in neighborhood new homes near Garfield Park. Small down payment; balance like rent. Circle 4079. NEW four-room house. Will sacrifice for quick sale: $1 600. 1209 Martin, end of She’by St. car line LET us build your feme. CITY BrrLOYR 5 ! REALTY CO.. 1160 Fsirfte and A-

31 KKAL ESTATE FOR SALK b—Houses S3OO Down Puts you in a 10-room double on W. Ray St., in the 12 hundred block. Paved street, gar and eleetrie lights, well, water arid sink in kitchen, sewer connection to toilet in yard: sale price $4,000, rents for $45. Phone. Main 0891, or Belmont 1580. MR. LEE. Five-Room Modern Bungalow EAST BELT R. R. ON MICHIGAN Owner sacrificing $4,300; small cashf payment down; easy terms. See Mclntecrl with I. N. Richie & Son 710 Bankers Trust. Main 0520. Rental Investment 526-28 W. Morris St. Five rooms aside: electric lights, gas, city water, inside toilet. Rents $53 monthly. Bargain, $4,500; S6OO down. Call Lincoln 3734. California St. Large, modern, near Michigan St., suitable for rooming house or hotel purposes; colored terms. Gardner-AVright Cos. 1028 Peoples Haul; Bldg. Lin 4162. 116 N. Denny St. ~ Must Sell—AVill Sacrifice Seven rooms, modern; three bedrooms, one down, two up; best condition; Beiect location, east. Pri,.e on’y $5,000. If interested, call Lincoln 3734. d—Lots 100x200—5440 sls Down One of the many real bargains in Sherman Drive Park, the beautiful addition with 4.000 ft. of boulevard frontage, facing public park. For appointment to s§ti these fine large lots. Call Mr. W. B. Grcwer. The Union Trust Cos. Main 1576. Res,, Beech Grove 50, ring 3. Irvington Terrace Lots. SSOO to $1,250 each; sold on easy payments of $lO cash, balance monthly: east side Irvington, lrvii gton 0512. Cooper & Hadley 838 Lemcke Bldg. LOOK HERE! Stop paying ret.t. Buy this big lot. 50 "by 130, on Wallace St.; $lO cash, then $1 weekly. Price now $345. Will help finance persons wanting to build now. Webster 2360. East Lit 35x130: all improvements in: choice location, on Bosart Ave. Near St. Clair. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Price $1,200; terms. E. J McCracken CITV TRUST COMPANY Circle 4022 Evenings. Randolph 6416. WONDERFUL building site in Forest Manor. east front. 75x12.3, on an 86-ft. wide boulevard. Rare opportunity. Price now $675,; $25 cash, then $1.75 weekly. Webster 3360. Best Section, North Have 60-foot frontage on Broadway at a reasonable price and on easy terms. Call Harrison 1059 HAVE two choice sixty-foot frontage# on Fifty-Eighth St., just east of Central Ave.: sewer going in now; easy terms. Harrison 1559, o— Subtil ban New Bungalow „ With 1/2 Acre Just being finished. Will make modem or semi-modern as you wish. On 90 ft. wide boulevard, facnig wooded park. in newly developed section southeast. Good sized garage. House has living room, dining room, two bedrooms room for bath, kitchen, cement cellar, big front porch. Small down payment Balance easy terms Call Beech Grove 50. ring 3. Builder will call for you and show yon property. Ben Davis Extra well built 6-room bungalow, near National Hoad, only 0 months old Lon* living-room, all good-sized rooms, bathroom, built-in features, electric lights, garage, well and cistern, lot 60x230. A beautiful place at a bargain Owner disolving ship and must sell at once. Terms can be arranged. A. C. Johnson Realty Cos. 1116 People# Bank Bldg. Lincoln 6019. Eve , Ben Paris 1402-2. Dandy Bungalow Long living room; room' for bath, etc.; 2 blocks from Stop 5 Lafayette interurban: 2 extra lots. $3,150; $350 down. RELIABLE REALTY CO. Main 0186 SUBURBAN home sites, a.-re and half acre. east and northeast; S4OO and up; easy payments. / COOPER & HADLEY. ( 838 Lemcke Bldg. Main 2776 Webster 5774

23 REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED Four to six-room homes, modem or semlmodern or rental property. It your home is for sale or you are thinking of selling, a cal would be appreciated. Mr. Washburn, with J E. MORRISON & CO. 425-28 Lemcke Bldg. Lincoln 3564. Res, Randolph 8731. Wanted Cottages Five or 6 rooms, south or task, not over $3,000. Call Lincoln 3734. CASH For your equity or sale contract. Call Randolph 7114 after 7 p. m. OUR auction department guarantees to sell your real estate in fifteen days. ORIN JESSUP LAND CO. Main 2967. 707 Occidental Bldg. 23 I'AK.M LANDS ~ FORTY acres Florda land for S4O down; cn ! y sls per acre: $lO monthly Level, productive, good drainage and markets: in Irish potato and orange grove belt. Write Rea’ty Development Cos, Palatka, Fla. MISSOURI— -$5 down. $6 monthly buys 40 acres truck ana poultry land near town southern Missouri. Price S2OO. Send for bargain list. Box 196. Mt. Vernon. 111. FOR SALE, at the well-known Mu-cle Shoals, Ala, both my farm and city property. O. C. Pevcr, 721 E. Mobile St, F'orence. Ala. for SALE a—Household Goods RUGS and linoleums at lowest prices. 207 W. Washington St. Opposite Statehouse. FURNISHED house for sale lor $300; loavitig the city. Circle 4167. 741 N, East. FLORENCE hot Mast, large size, all black. sls: Ved springs, $5. Kenwood 1234. LAUREL heating stove. 2350 Spann Ave. b—Coal, Ice and Wood WE HAVE NO SPECIAL NAMES. And we have no fancy prices. You are paying too much if you pay more than the following prices for good coal. Try One Ton and Be Convinced. Best genuine Pooa. lump. ..$ll.OO Pocahontas mine run 7.75 W. Va. splint or b10ck.... 8.00 West Va. egg, forked 7.50 Eastern Ky. lump, forked.. 8.00 Eastern Ky. egg. forked.... 7.50 Linton 4th vein lump, frkd 6.50 Illinois block, forked 6.25 Indiana lump, forked .... 695 111 or Ind. 2to 6-in lump. . 6.50 Indiana egg, forked 5.40 Nut and slack 3.75 The Bethel Coal Cos. Bethel Ave. and Belt R. R. DRejyrl 2716. DRexei 2717. Holds Fire Over Night Try- our Hoosier Red Ash and save money. Kind'ing with each ton. HOOSIER RED ASH LUMP $5.95 HOOSIER RED ASH EGO 5.35 VIRGINIA LARGE BLOCK. FORKED. . 8.00 EASTERN KY . LARGE BLOCK. FKD. 8.00 BRAZIL BLOCK. FORKED 7.50 GENUINE LINTON 4 LUMP. FKD 6.50 ILL LUMP, CLEAN FORKED 6.00 IND. LUMP. CLEAN FORKED 5.95 ILLINOIS EGG. FORKED 5 50 IND. EGG 2-2 IN LUMP, FORKED S..*>s HIGH-GRADE NUT AND SLACK 3.95 Delivered Anywhere in City. ! UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 4621. Drexel 4622. HARD WOOD, stove length, delivered anywhere in city. Cali Webster 7487. BEST COAL AT BEST PRICES. ’’REXEL 3174.

35 MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE b—Coal. Ire and Wood Coal —Special Sale—Coal 1 000 Tons Island Creek W. Ya. Imp., $7.25 Three Tons < s2l This is one of the best coals mined In West Virginia. Free from slate 1 , slack and wUi not clinker. 1,500 Tons Illinois lump $5.50 3 Tons sls If coal is not as advertised, return at our expense. TACKSON COAL CO. Xineo'n 5496. Lincoln 5490. i —Clothlne TROUSERS s[\ To Match fT\ | Your Coat tjnl \\ $2.95, $3.96, $4.95, |f W $5.95, $6.95 and up WH The PANTS STORE CO. 48 West Ohio St., Near Illinois d—Musical Instruments CONTINUED ' FOR v ONE MORE WEEK BALDWIN’S SUMMER RESORT SALE While our great sale has been a tremendous success we have decided to give the music loving public another week in which to take advantage of the low prices and terms we are offering. Original $460 Piano, now $ 69 Original S4OO Piano, n0w........ 69 Original $450 Piano, now 79 Original SSOO llano, now 89 Original $475 Piano, now 99 Original $450 Plano, now 109 Original $475 Piano, now 119 Original SSOO Piano, now 129 Original $550 Piano, now 139 Original $525 Piano, now 149 Original SSOO Piano, now 169 Original $525 Piano, now 169 Original SSOO llano, now 179 Original $526 Piano, now 169 Original $475 Piano, now 199 Original $650 Grand Piano, now.. 475 Original S7OO Player Piano, now.. 271 Original S7OO Player Plano, now now $468 And 100 more new, shopworn, used and rebuilt pianos and player pianos. All going at lowest possible prices and terms. HMdwami Psair&o Go* 18 N. Pennsylvania St.

30 Per Gemt allowed on any and all cash paid at time of purchase during our Great sale. To be continued for one more week. Baldwin Pmm Co* 18 N. Pennsylvania St. f—Miscellaneous Field Raege Boilers New Government boilers, suitable for dishwashing, cold packs, bread boxes, cooking, washing clothes, ash cans and many other household uses. Price 35 each. 3 ior SI.OO. Made of heavy block charcoal tin. all boilers complete with lida. Also complete line of tarpaulins, in every size. Fire hose with nozsels, suitable for hre protection for factories and nulls. Pipe and die stocks, anvils and forges and numerous other items tn hardware and supplies. Open Saturday until 4 p. m. M. L. GOLDBERG & SON CO, 1302 W. Washington St. Typewriter Bargains USED LARGE AND SMALL TYPEWRITERS AT LOW PRICES: ALL GUARANTEED CASH OR PAYMENTS. EXPERT REPAIRING AT LOW COST RIBBONS 50c EACH. Clark Typewriter Shop 18 W. MARKET ST, 2nd FLOOR. Main 2686. FOR TRADE Nine-apartment, north side; rents $5,100; price $50,000; clear. Want Illinois land. 175 acres 14 ml>s of the Monument; good buildings; $l5O acre; enc. $8,500. Want flat. THE EVANS-ROBERTS CO. 505-6 K. of P. Bldg. TYPEWRITER BARGAINS Rebuilt Remington, S3O, S4O. S6O. Rebuilt Underwoods. $35 to SBS. Rebuilt Coronas. $25, S3O. S4O. Used machines from $5 ud. All makes tented, .$2.50 per month US. JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 142 N. Meridian St. Tel. Main 3890. TYPEWRITERS. * $25, $35, S4O. SSO. S6O: factory rebuilt# and fully guaranteed. Typewriters rented, repaired. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO, 30 S. Pennsylvania. Linculn 6822. Established 40 years. wanted Wanted Good, Sound, Old, Yellow Corn > At The Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Cos. WANTED to buy 1.000 feather beds. 725 Massachusetts Ave. Circle 6495. rfBUSiNE S S ANNO I’NX £ MkAtS FEATHERS Dougm, sola ana renovated: feather mattresses and pillows made. B. r. BURKLE, 416 Mass Main 1428. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TTTTTT.EDGE 201 Indiana Ave CHIMNEY? rebuilt repaired or repolnted, BB 1662. PA/”’-' Wwk guarantor Call

28 STORAGE AND TRANSFER STORE YOUR FURNITURE HERF PAY SIX MONTHS FROM NOW We will haul your furniture and store it in our sanitary brick and concrete storage, just completed. You don’t spend a cent until you take your goods out, or in six months. Let us explain Ours is the most reaeonab’e p’an you could ask. ROSNER'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. MAIN 3453. 3453 MAIN, Packing, Transferring, Storage OTTO J. SUE3Z M. 2353-3628. Night. Web. 0699. Web, 4579. LOW prices. Moving, ugnt naming, baggage and trar |fer. CHARLES COOMBS. Webster 3391, Red Ball Transit Cos. 20 Monument Pi Main 4631. 2T BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE—Groceries and meats. Living rooms connected. Can be bought cheap. Call Belmont 4634. between 2 and 5. 30 Al Hi.MOBILLS FOR SALE b—Gasoline S=DAY SALE These cars taken back on loans. An opportunity to save dealer's profit. Sold for balance due. Down. 1921 Ford Touring $40.00 1920 Ford Roadster $40.00 1921 Overland Roadster. .$50.00 1920 Overland Roadster. .$50.00 1919 Reo Speed Wagon . .$50.00 1922 Buiek Touring $150.00 Cars coming in every day. Save what the other fellow jjaid, at 2.35 W. Georgia St. Open Till 8 P. M. L. T. ALLEN Overland Sales 919 Virginia Ave. See the New Champion It’s a Knockout We have all other models on display at our salesroom. Open evenings for your convenience. Stop in and look them over. L. T. ALLEN Overland Sales 919 Virginia Ave.

We Sell 'Emm DODGES, Buicks, Gardners, Fords, Overland- and many others at bargain prtoea. Your own terms. $75 down and up. Rebuilt. refinished and retopped. AU guaranteed. 522 N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings and Sundays Ford Touring, $140; Ford Touring. $165; Ford Touring, $175. Ford Roadster late model, $250. These cars are priced to sell, cash or terms. Swisshelm & Parker 544 E. Washington. % FORD. 1921 coupe: 5320 s9b down. 334 N, Capitol. Open svenigg and Sunday. USED CARS ONF, DODGE SEDAN TWO FORD COUPES ONE FORD TRUCK Excellent condition; priced to sell at once. Terms if wanted. Call after op. m. Randolph 3502. DODGE. 1917 touring $220: 576 down 334 N. Capitol Ave. Open evenings and Sunday. For Good Used Cars See I. WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N. Illinois. Main 1579 Open Sundays. STEPHENS, 1920 roadsteU wire whet-uT: $575 —$175 down 334 N. Capitol ATTENTION MECHANICS Overland, early 1920 roadster; needs a little work: $125 cash, or terms. Open evenings and Sundays. 334 N, Capitol. BUTCK. 1918 touring. $325; SIOO down. 334 N. Capitol. Open evenings and Sunday. OVERLAND. 1021 touring; in elegant condition: wire wheels; $250: email payment r' vn balance easy terms. MILLER AUTO SALES. 044 40-48 E. Washington St. NASH. 1920 touring Sb4o; 5245 down. 334 N, Capitol Open evenings and Sunday. FORD roadster: your enolce of two good serviceable oarsr $125. terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO., DODGE. 1020 roadster, S-i3o. 5110 down. 334 N Capitol. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD touring, 1921, speedometer, lock wheel, starter and deinountables, good paint job; runs fine: price $225. Randolph 5699 after 6 o'clock, DODGE, 1920 touriug. $425; 5125 down 334 N. Capitol Open evgninss and Sunday FORD. 1920 touring; starter: motor A-l; many extras; $125; your own terms. MILLER AUTO SALES. 644-46-48 E. Washington St. FORD, 1921 touring. $2%0; $75 down. 334 N. Capitol Open ev nines and Sunday. FORD. 1920 louring; A-1 condition: SIoTT; S4O down, balance easy terms. MILLER AUTO SALES. 644-46-48 E. Washington St. DODGE. 1919 roadster, 5345: $95 down. 334 N. Capitol. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD, late 1922 sedan; In excellent condftion: SIOO down, balance to suit. 334 N. Capitol. Open evenings and Sunday. OAKLAND. 1919 louring: 5295: 590 down. 334 N. Capitol; open evenings and Sunday ONE DURANT touring car; will sell or trade for trufk. 460 Division St. WRECKED car or parts tor sale. 3333 Prospect St. Drexel 8257. FORD. 1.920 roadster; $18o: 565 down. 334 N. Capitol. Open evenings and Sunday. c—Trucks STEWART truck; closed cab; covered body: cash or terms Circle 5994. 1419 Montca’m. IT'S never- losi until Indianapolis Times Want Ads have failed to find it 31~ AUTOMOBILE, S WANTED HIGHEST PRICES PAID. We want any make or model. Largest In State. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE* CO 818 N. Capitol. ” Main 2638. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. AUTOS WANTED. WE TAY CASH. I. WOLF AUTO CO.. 619 N. Illinois. Main 1579. HIGHEST cash prices paid for used cars. SAM CORAZ, 519 N. Capitol, AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E. New York Bt. Main 4448. ja ALIO -SUPPLIES. KKPAIKM There is one place in Indianapolis that 'SPECIALIZES” In Good Used Tires, and the price is always right ROGERS 8115 W. WASH. BELMONT 4300. USEu AUTO PARTS For over 100 makes and model cars st 60 to 75 per cent off list price. A complete stock of new ring gears, pinions, new axles and new springs. Mail Orders Shipped .Same Day as Received. KLEIN BROS., Eureka Auto Parts, 834 N. Capitoi. Circle 087* NEED ah; tlery lor your car? We havt them; Willard, , Exide, Prest-O-Lite and others; 6-vHt for $lO. SOUTH SIDE BATTERY SHOP. 413 S Meridian AUTO WASHING Our specialty 334 N. Illinois S& S Au f o Laundry -HIE MASTER V T TLC A NIZER9. CUT RATE YJLC CO.. INC.. 37 M NF, Y TO LOAN MONEY m . . ’ -onc ages. L. B. MfTV’.-'S: J- -S' M,tn 5765.

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37 MONET TO LOAN Do Yona Realize That you should lay in your winter supply of coal and your other winter needs. Why put it oft simply because you are temporarily short of money. You cat* borrow what you need from us OB your household goods, piano. Vio trola, etc. You keep possession of the security. Borrow Any If Amount $lO to S3OO. AT LEGAL RATES. Investigate our Twenty Payment Plan and save money. Call, write or ’phone and our agent will call. CommoeweaStlh Loam Company 305 Odd Fellow Bldg . Comer Penn, and Wash. Sts Phones: Main 4619. Lincoln 3151. MONEY Borrowed of us carries a greater ! value, because we sell you SERVICE, j Why worry over your bills or obligations when financial aid can be easily and quicklj obtained from US. * s2© to IStDO We loan on PIANOS, FURNITURE, AUTOS, LIVE STOCK FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. We can arrange repayment of loan to suit you Capitol Loam Cos. 1411 y 2 E Washington St. Main 0585. Lincoln 7184. FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. R. B. WILSON. 1101 National City Bank Bldf. Lincoin 6494 36 AUCTION SALES ~~ AUCTION sa’e, Oct. 26. at 10 a. m. 7 at! Tripp Warehouse Company, 620 S. Capitol Ave. Property of George Buttriek. consisting of one lot chicken coops, stock troughs, fountains, poultry troughs, factory venitlators, silo roof, tile ditcher, feed cooker. - 39 LEGAL NOTH ES ~~~ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS OF THE DETERMINATION TO ISSUE BONDS OR OTHER EVIDENCE OR INDEBTEDNESS FOR THE PURPOSE OF v PAYING THE CITY’S PART OF THE COST OF RESURFACING OR RESURFACING AND WIDENING CERTAIN STREETS. Notice is hereby given to the taxpayer, of the city of Indianapolis. State of Indiana, that the city of Indianapolis by and through its common council by General Ordinance No. 107. 1923. duly passed on the 3rd day of September. 1923. and approved by tha mayor on the Btli day of September, 1923, determined to issue three hundred (3001 new bonds of one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars each amounting to three hundred thousand ($300,000.00) dollars, said bonds to be known as “Street Resurfacing Bond* of 1923” and said bonds to be payable in five (5) series of sixty (60) bonds to the series, said bonds being of one thousand ($1,000.00 > dollars demonination: the first of said series being payable cn the Is* day of July. 1924. and one series on the Ist dar of July thereafter to and including July 1. 1928 said bonds to bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum payable semiannually. Said bonds are issued for thl purpose of raising money to pay the city , i part of resurfacing or resurfacing and widening the following streets In the city of I Indianapolis, to-wit: Senat? Ave., Tenth to Sixteenth, widening i and resurfacing. Boulevard Place. Sixteenth to TwentyFirst. widening and resurfacing. Central Ave.. Twenty-Third to Fall Creek bridge, resurfacing. Central Ave., Nineteenth to Twenty-Third, resurfacing. Illinois St., New York to St. Clair, widening and resurfacing. Illinois St.. St. Clair to Tenth, widening and resurfacing. Illinois St,. Tenth to Sixteenth, widening and resurfacing. Illinois St., Jackson Place to New York i St., resurfacing. , Thirteenth St., Park Ave. to College AveJ resurfacing. Shelby St., Prospect to Pleasant Run. resurfacing. Shelby St., Pleasant Run to Southern ATa„ resurfacing, Ohio St., Alabama St. to East St, resurfacing. Cornel! Ave, Massachusetts Are. to Twen-ty-First, resurfacing. Fletcher Ave, Virginia Are. to Noble St* resurfacing. Prospect St, Shelby St. to Madison Are* resurfacing. Massachusetts, Cornell Are. to Tenth St., resurfacing. Tenth St, Massachusetts 4o east liue Dorj man. resurfacing. As provided for and authorized by an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana entitled “An Act Concerning Municipal Corporations.” approved March 6, 1905, and acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto, including an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved Feb. 26. 1923. entitled “An act concerning the resurfacing end widening of permanently improved roadways in cities of the lirst-ela9s, providing for the levying of a special tax for the payment of the same, providing for the creation of a special fund and the collecting and disbursement of the same, and for the issuance of certain bonds of -such cities for the payment of such resurfacing and widening during the year of 1923 and declaring an emergency.” Unless objections are made by ten (10) or more taxpayers other than those that pay poll tax only, in the manner prescribed by law. the city controller will, pursuant to said determination and order, proceed to cause said bonds in said amount to be issued and sold for the purposes herein set out. S. L. SHANK. Mayor. JOSEPH L. HOGUE. City Controller.

NOTICE , Ths board of trustees of the Indiana Reformatory, Jeffersonville. Ind.. will receive sealed bids until 12 o'clock noon on Saturday. Oct. 13. 1923, for the purchase of used material consisting of about eighty (80) I>. C. 220 V. motors, boilers, window and cell bars, stanchions, cast iron hoppers, soil pip“. iron stairways, scrap iron, brick, etc. Terms, cash. The articles may be inspected between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. nx. until Thursday 3 p. m. Oct. 11, 1925 Address bids to the “President of a the Board of Trustees.” lock box 248. Jeffer-B sonville, Ind.. and mark on envelope “Bid for' The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to waive any informalities ip bidding when it appears to the advantage of the institution to do so. For further In* formation address: * GEO. A. H SHIDELER, General Superintendent. Indiana Reformatory. Jeffersonville. Ind. ..OTICE xO hEIRj. CREDITORS. ETC. In the matter of the estate of William ashback. deceases. In the Probate Court of Marlon County. September Term. 1923. No. 63-20408. Notice Is hereby given that Estelle E. Eshbaek, as administratrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her ac-ount and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and aqlloi* of said Probate Court, on the 10th day of November, 1923, at which time all heirs, creditors ot< legatees of said estate required to appear In said Court arid show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers ehould no* be approved. And the heirs of said estate are a’so required to appear „nd make proof of their heirship. ALBERT H. LOSCHE. Clerk. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT * Notice is hereby given that the undent signed has du'y qualified as administrator of estate of Florence Helm Cutter, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said eat tate is supposed to be solvent. FRANK C. CUTTER. No, 21631. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 1 Notice is hereby given that the under* signed has duly qua'ifled as executor of ea* tate of Emma R. Lowell, deceased, lata of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate Is sup* posed to be solvent. EDWIN Lu BOWYHB. No. 21616. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT * Notice is hereby given that the under* signed has du'y qua’ifled as administratrix of estate of William F. Smitha, deceased, late of Marlon Comity, Indiana. Said estatd is supposed to be solvent. JENNIE SMITHA. No. 21(532. WILLIAM D. SCHLOSSER. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT No*ice i* hereby given that the under** signed has du'y qualified as executrix of estate of Merritt A. Potter, deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate la sup* posed to be solvent. KATHERINE S. POTTER. No. 21608. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT” " Notice is hereby given that the under* signed has duly qualified as administrator of the estate of Martha A. Thatcher, de* ceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said eet:>te is supposed to he solvent. No. 21596 ALVA O. THATCHES. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. * Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator o f the estate of Mary Davis, deceased, lata of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate la supposed to be solvent. No. 21592 JAMES F. BALLET.