Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 133, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1923 — Page 10

MORPHINE HIDDEN IN ‘BOOK’ CURIO IS HELD BY U. S. Curiosity Shop at Dead Letter Office Receives Everything, By FLORA G. ORR. WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.—“And if ou care for reading, here's a good book by St. John Irvine.” Superintendent Dalzell of the dead ietter office was showing me about 'he parcel post rooms. • The book he held in his hand was ailed "Changing Winds.” When I opened it I found a neat hole cut through the pages right in the center of the book. In rhe hole was a bottle of morphine. It had gone through the mails as a “book.” The one to whom it was sent had not called for it at "general deliver?'.” The return address was fictitious. “Changing Winds,” with Its interesting cargo, is kept in a safe with t he other narcotics, moonshine, pistols, blackjacks and firearms. Asa curiosity shop the dead letter office admits of no superior. Garden tools, automobile parts, tires, hats, musical instruments, ribbons, cotton goods, watches anti jewelry of all kinds, dishes, silverware —everything you can think of —is there. Suit Case Ruse Worked I saw about 300 suit cases, probabiy containing laundry. “You see what Jimmie’s laundry that he sends home to mother when he doesn’t address it right,” laughed Dalzell. “You don’t sell those suit cases full of soled clothes when you have the dead-letter sales do you?” I asked. “Oh yes,” sair Mr. Dalzell. “Once in a New York sale a man kept bidding on a lot of these suit cases until he got them. We followed him to see what on earth he was going to do with them. “He hadn’t had them in his Seventh Ave. store very long before he put out a sign ‘Abandoned Hotel Baggage.’ When the crowd collected, he shrugged his shoulders and said he had bought them up at different hotels In the city. He didn't know what was in them. “Finally somebody offered $5 for one of the suitcases. Everybody crowded around to see what the ‘starter’ got. This suitcase was full of wonderful Armenian laces. "Wild, Wild/Wives” “These laces hadn't been there when the dead-letter sale was held, eo draw your own conclusion. Os course after that the suitcases went like hot cakes.” Dalzell and I picked up a bunch of "dead letters” that had jras: come in. We found two manuscripts, wrongly addressed by the writers. One was a movie-scenario entitled, “Twisted Paths of Passion.” The other was a short-story called “Wild, Wild Wives.” In the Washington office alone 24,000 letters and packages come to the morgue of the postofflce department every day. In the course of one year, about 80,000 letters with perfectly blank envelopes come in—no address or return address either.

DEATH CROSSINGS BEING CONDEMNED IN MANY STATES One-Third Over U, S. Roads Will Be Eliminated by Engineers, / By C. A. RANDAU WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.—-Uncle Bara i figrhtim? a winning battle apalnst grade crossings. Death sentences against 214 dangerous railway croseiners in thirty-five States are now being carried out. The bureau of public roads, is the Government's executioner. Over one-third of the crossings on all roads now being rebuilt with the aid of Federal funds are being eliminated. These include practically all of the more dangerous crossings. At the same time plans are being made for the gradual elimination of even a greater proportion of the crossings on all Federal aid roads. The total number of grade cross ings in the United State* has been estimated at 50,000. Os these probably 10,000 are located on much traveled roads. Before even the latter can all be eliminated, the States of the Union will have to adopt legislation empowering road-builders to construct bridges over railways, dig tunnels under tracks, and cross adjacent privately-owned property regardless of the wishes of railway companies and landowners. Avoidance Often Ooetly In carrying out its activities, the bureau of public roads has found that sometimes the avoidance of a single crossing involves costs aggregating SIOO,OOO. From this as a maximum, the coat drops down to as low as $5,000 or $lO,000 for a bridge across a railway cut or a tunnel under a graded track. The more expensive projects often involve several mlle of difficult road building and the purchase of expensive land. One of the most successful ways of avoiding grade crossings, the bureau found, is achieved by simply staying on one side of a railway. Recently in reconstructing nine miles of highway in Virginia, the Federal engineers eliminated all six of the grade crossings which had formerly made the road, wending its way back and forth over the right-of-way, a veritable nightmare for motorists. One-third, Aim Now In Alabama, a 25-mile stretch of road crossed the railway 14 times. By a piece of excellent engineering. 13 of these crossings were eliminated and the one remaining is not danger•us. All grade crossings cannot be elimi-

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Lodges io Conduct Pioneer’s Funeral tH* ■ 'wJBhHmI THOMAS WYSONG Kites for Thomas Wysong, 68, riativ*- of Indianapolis who died Sunday at the home of his son, William J. Wysong, 1528 Woodlawn Ave., will be held at 10 a. m. at the son’s residence. Marion Camp of the Modern Woodman of America and members of the Knights of Pythias will officiate. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Wysong had been ill five weeks. For the past eleven years he had been clerk of the local lodge of Modern Woodmen. He was also an active member of the Royal Neighobrs and Knights of Pythias. He is survived by two sons, William J. and George T. Wysong. nated without greater financial outlay than either the states or the railways can now afford, say officials of the bureau of roads.. Confronted with this reality, the Bureau has adopted as its policy the avoidance of grade crossings wherever practicable. In figures, this means one out of every' three crossings, and FILLER

FIVE PERISH IN DWELLING FIRE Woman Seriously Injured in Leap From Third Floor, By United PresH NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—Five persons were burned to death when fire swept through a three-story frame building in the Bath Beach section of Brooklyn early today. Another, Mrs Lillian Andrews, was seriously injured when she leaped from a third story window. Flames spread through the wooden dwelling so rapidly the victims were trapped in their beds and burned be yond recognition. Took Car Out for “Airing” Hugh Howard, rear of 1205 College Ave., was fined $5 and costs for unlawful possession of the automobile of Victor Lockhard, 1221 College Ave., which he took out for an "airing” after polishing it all up. At Nineteenth St., and College Ave., the car collided into another .police learned. He Wanted to Be Bell Boy John H nry, colored, 31, Hudson House, 403 Indiana Ave., wanted to be a bell boy. So he told a stranger whom he nit at a poolroom, 401 Indiana Ave., when the other vol unttered to obtain him a job. Henry gave the benefactor.. $3.80 to buy a bell boy’s uniform, he tcld police.

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V DEATH NOTICES WAGGONER RUTH L.—kittle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Waggoner at the late home. 1526 Saulcy St., Monday, Oct. 15. Funeral from residence. Tuesday, Oct 1*!. 2 p. m.. friends Invited. Burial Floral Park, ■ WYSONG. THOMAS—Pawed away al thf home of Ills son. William J. Wysontr 1528 Woodlawn Ave.. Sunday Oct. 14 2:15 a. m Funeral Oct. 17. 10 a. m at above address Friend* lnvlted. 5 FUNERAL I>l RECTORS PLANNER & BUCHANAN 820 North Illlnola St. Funeral director* tc the people of Indianapolis since 1887. Phone —Main 0641-0642 LI. 2641. INDI ANAPOLIS^CRKMATORY W. T. Biasengym Independent Undertaker. Prompt ambulance calls. The proof of a service is the service It renders.” 1702 N Illinois Bt. Randolph 6870. 1625 Bhelby St Drexel 2570, George Grinsteiner Funeral Director fi22 E Market. Main OPQB. SHIRLEY BtfOS. CO. Main office 046 N. Illinois St. Circle 1018 Main 1841. DREXEL Parlors 1232 Union St. FUNERAL BTrectoß—' 1402 N. Illinois. „ WM. E KKIEGER. Main 1154. Rea Phone, Bep Davis 332-L. GAUD—BERT 8. GaDD 2130 Prospect Phone. Stewart 2278 UNDERTAKERS— HiBEY ft TITUB. 061 North Del L 05114. M 3680 DR MARGARET A. SELLERS j Acute and Chronic Diseases. 128 W. Vermont. St Lincoln 8246. 9 rEKSQ^L~~^^ Will Ralph De Vere please communicate with A. B. 10 LOST AND FOUND E FOUND— Articles found In Indianapolis street cars yesterday: TWO OVERCOATS ONE HAT ONE PAIR GLOVES TWO SAWS TWO BOOKS TWO PACKAGES ONE FILM ONE CAN OF PUTTY ONE DRAWING ONE LUNCH KIT ONE PAIR GLASSES ONE PURSE ONE SHOVEL ONE SACK OF TOOLS Telephone Main 2737, LOST—Brown leatlier hag. containing two diamond rings and other articles, between 1.0:30 and 2p. m. Wednesday Liberal reward: no questions asked. Drexel 2863. LOST—Five months old collie, long noso, light color, wearing license tag Ko. 4354. Child’s pet. Liberal reward. Cal. Main 0132, 12 HE Ll* MAM ED—MALK ATTENTION BOYS Routes In business district will pay your school expense: prefer high school boys, but all applicants will be given consideration. Apply MR JEFFRIES. 26-29 S. Merid an, afternoons. WANTED—Experienced male Elliott-Fisher operators Apply INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CORPORATION, South Bend. addressing communications to ’Attention 10-81.” FACTORY connection: pood clean work. We teach you in our school to sell. Mr. Meyer. REGINA CORP, corner Maryland and Pennsylvania. U INSTRUCTIONS EX-SERVICE MEN Knights of Columbus night school offer* you free courses in auto mechanics, bookkMpmg. business arithmetic, business English. commercial art. higher accountancy, mechanical drawing. Dubltc speaking, radio telegraphy, salesmanship. shorthand and typewriting, show-card writing traffic management and welding. Register now. Term opens October 1. Main 3027 113 E. Maryland St. ■ MEN to learn barber trad*. TRI-CITY BARBER'S COLLEGE. 808 E. Washington St. Indianapolis, Ind. Circle 0767.

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f ' MORE 'PATOKA Our name is not Riley, we’re not the poet So many have told us we can’t help but know it, The reason we’re trying is not very strange/ We know you folks would like a change. Most coal men’s songs are all the same, “BUY NOW”’ coal “BARGAINS” are getting tame, But PATOKA is different and our service, too, ONE EXCLUSIVE DEALER FROM THE MINE TO YOU. We are not losing money —our prices are fair, You get what you pay for, both here and there. We’re proud of PATOKA and know it is good, WE GUARANTEE IT FULLY just as we should. Our cookstove egg at six-twenty-five, Makes biscuits raise like they were alive, Our six by three lump is our very best size, Costs six-seventy-five and takes the prize. Our six-inch lump as big as your head, Makes it so much easier to get out of bed. Just two more lines to finish this verse, The poetry’s bad, but a cold fyouse is worse. SIGMON* COAL COMPANY Exclusive Patoka Dealers Msain 1883 Main 1884 Randolph 1212 We, the W. 11. HOW T E CSAL COMPANY, Indianapolis, as sole producers of Genuine Patoka coal, hereby affirm that the Sigmon Coal Company have the exclusive Agency for Patoka Domestic coal for the entire city of Indianapolis.

15 INSTRUCTIONS CHRISTENSEN'S method ol popular music and syncopation in 20 lessons. Short course for advanced. Circle 3034. POPULAR PIANO music tsught In 20 lessons. beginners and advanced. Cls.rk Boles School, 10 W Ohio St Circle 8320. RAG—JAZZ and popular piano playing to 20 leesons Booklet free. CHRISTENSON SCHOOL. 106 Pembroke Arcade. Clr. 3034. 16 HEli’ WANTED—FEMALE Girls of Indianapolis Do You Want a Profession That Will Assure You of a Permanent Position With a Steady Income I See Miss Cooper, Who Will Gladly Explain the Many Advantages of Telephone Operating. Indiana Bell Telephone Company, New York & Meridian sts., Room 101. WANTED glri orbors Detween the age of 10 and 14 in north Indianapolis and Riverside to carry Times routes Morality must be good. No caildy boys wanted. Apply L V. GRAETER 2941 Clifton St., rear; after S p m _ MAID and second cook, white Apply in person. SCHOOL FOR BLIND. Pennsylvania and North Sts DISH WASHER at once 11 p m to 7a. m 332 Shelby St WILL give woman or girl good home and fair wares Belmont 4606 IT SITUATIONS WANTED b— Fenuihp WASHINGS to bring home. MRS RUTH BROWN. 522 Myrtls. __ NURSE tn confinement cases. Call Washington 1860 18 ROQMB FOR RENT 913 E. 11th. St. Comfortable sleeping rooms. Modern Private entranoe. Circle 4734 DELAWARE. 400 N.. Apt. 12; attractive. steam-heated room lor two Ma. 31 All ALABAMA IhOtl N clean, modern housekeeping room. $4 50. Circle 7636 ALABAMA 1401 N.; rurnlshc3 room In modern home for gentleman. NEW JERSEY. 226 N . sieeping rooma; •team heat Circle 3847. FURNISHED rooms, good heat, cheap 915 N Capitol Ave. THREE unfurnished rooms. THREE furnished rooms, near Penn, shops. Brookside 1031, '. ft—Light Housekeeping COLEGE AVE . 2 and 3 front rami: completely furnished, steam heal, gas and electricity: $lO and $12.50 per week. Randolph 2021. TWO large connecting unfurnished light housekeeping rooms, on car line. 463 H Blake St. > TWO large connecting rooms, modern: good location. 610 E. Twelfth St. ROOMS; gas range, cabinet and Ice box. Circle 2875. MERIDIAN, 1655 S ; private home and en-trarn-e, Drexel 036tf. 126 MILEY; two furnished rooms; private entrance; bath, electricity: $8 Bel 1839 h—Board and Rooms ALABAMA. 1017 N.; 2 nice, clean, well furnished front bedrooms. with good board. Very reasonable Suitable for live people. Lincoln 2446 19 RENTALS a—House* 3113 N. NEW JERSEY Fire-room modem, with garage: in good condition. J. G. M’CULLOUGH 106 N, Delaware. Main 1709. 131 N. Chester Ave. Lower duplex; five rooms and bath. S4O. State Savings & Trust Cos. Main 4517. 0 B Market St. BEAUTIFULLY fumiahed eight -room house, north of Fall Creek, $125. Washington 4624. MODERN five-room house; walking distance; $46 per month. Call Main 1711 HAMILTON Ave.. 305: modern. 6 room double; reasonable. Webster 1062. FOR RENT—HaIf of six-room double. 801 N. Keystone; modem. Call Web. 7414. 223 SPRING St., 4 rooms. $2<L RUey 1760. b—Apartments 416 E. Vermont St. Four rooms and bath; good condition; third floor: city heat. State Savings and Trust Cos. Main 4517. 9 E. Market. 21~~ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses Beautiful Bungalow Built for home; about 3400 north; large living room, fireplace, dining room, hardwood floors, Jytchen with cabinets, two lovely bedroomsuind bath; lull basement; laundry; two-car garage; shrubbery; excellent corner lot; room for another house. Exceptional value. Only SI.OOO cash required. Call E. E. Brodbeck. Realtor. Gregory & Appel, Inc. Main 0995 Residence. Randolph 3740. 1616 BATES 5 rooms with inside toilet, sink in kitchen, electric lights, gas, newly papered and painted. SBOO cash. $22 month. See this. JOHN R. WELCH & SONS, REALTORS. Main 1531. 23 W Ohm St. NEW four-room house In Wayne Park for sale or rent. Call Belmont 3874.

21 b—Houses A Bargain—s3,9so Five-room modern bungalow, just completed last winter. Has cozy living-room. 2 bedrooms. bath. dining-room. efficiency kitchen, large cement front porch, glassed in back porch, basement, good furnace, beautiful lighting fixtures, plenty of closet room. Owner must sell. Cash required $650, balance $35.50 per month Located near Oarfield Park on oar line and paved street. Call MR BEARD Stewart 2425. FINE bungalow; 6 rooms and bath, hardwood floors. furnace. ecirtc lights, garage, od beautiful high ot overlooking Brookside Park; $6,000. $. 000 cash. Also 5-room bungalow nef.r E. 10th. St. car. fuma<-e. bath, electric ► slits. gas hardwood floors, garage, fine shrubbery. A bargain $6,000 REAL ESTATE SERVICE CORPORATION 918 Peoples Bank Bldg. Circle 0~82. Five-Room Double 122 NORDYKE AVE. Electric Sight-*, gas, city water: rents S4O month; price $3,800; SI,OOO cash, balance S2B month. Capital Realty Cos. 204 Ranh Bldg Main 2874 Home for Colored 2044 Columbia 7 room housU electric lights, city water. Inside toilet, large lot, nice porch. PRICE ONLY $2,500. Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors 12*5 E. Market St. EIGHT-ROOM modern. exce\i% furnace; Vary© barn at 15*31 Roosevelt Ave.; SI,OOO <*a*h. balance $.35 month. < 'apital Realty Cos. 204 Rauh Bldg. Main 2874 ss(io Cash All new; five rooms; ready to move into, monthly payments 947 Drexel Ave.; modern $4,750 953 Drexel Ave.; modern 4.T80 429 Spencer Ave : modern 4 500 Mr Travis W 1,. Bridges. 148 N Delaware (fircie 7808. 1721-23 Laurel Street COZY HOME AND INVESTMENT Three rooms and pantry di wn. large bed room and close! up: nice basement all In best condition. Other side rents $22 Price only $4,000 SSOO cash nETTINGER A SCHUEI HER 1308 Natl City Bsnk Bldg Lincoln 3784 HOMES new, never occupied some just starting, tom nearing completion; every modern convenience and luxury; moderate price, easy terms four at Tempi* and Thirteenth: five at Tacoma and Thirteenth: two will be staru-d soon at Tacoma, ajid Twelfth. Or, If you own city.lot. will build; monthly payments no larger than rent. THE SOUTH ERN LUMBER CO. Bargain, East Seven room bouse on Forest Ave.. near Michigan. $3,300: S3OO cash, balance like rent. Van Arwlal. 11. C. Tuttle & Bro. Double, West Four room double, ou Lynn St . just north of Michigan, In fine condition: lot 35x120: rental $34 per month. Price for quick sale. $2,600 Call Mr. Young. Main 2937 Or in Jessup Land Company Near Cathedral High School Ten-room modern home. In fine condition; well arranged for duplex Garage. PRICE SII,OOO. Dunlop & Iloltegel, Realtors 2900 North New. 5 rooms, strictly modern bungalow, with many built-in festires full basement; large brick and cement front porch; full lot; property must be seen to be appreciated. 500 block Eugene. Call Main 0186 Evenlngs, Stew art 2749 SV/ ESSEX ft LUCAS. .TV AII X 310 Kahn Bldg. (l HA L Circle 6600 'AJUUIi-r On Tuxedo close to Brookside Park; 6room modern homp Garage. Beautiful shade and lot; $6.250. Terms ll(i N. Denny St. Must Sell—Will Saerifire Seven rooms, modern; three bedrooms, one down, two up; best condition: select location, east. Price only $6,000. If interestid, call Lincoln 3734 Strictly Modem Duplex, North Seven rooms, breakfast nook and siui parlor and bath to a side. 2 separate steamheating plants. 2-oar agarage Price sls 000. Drexel 7702, BRAND NEW BUNGALOW 271 S. Sherrnan Drive Long living room; large, beautifully windowed dining room; light, airy sleeping rooms; delightful bath and pleasant kitchen; priced at $6,000: only $760 cash. Mariou County State Bank LaSalle Near Michigan Five-room modern bungalow, garage, laundry room with tubs, only $6,400; terms. Call Mr. Cottingham. Main 2967 days or Randolph 8605 eveningß. Orin Jessup Land Company 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. Drexel 6184. 1011-1013 S NF.W JERSEY ST. FIVE ROOM DOUBLE: NEWLY PAINTED. PAPERED AND REROOFED: GOOD LOCATION. PRICE $4,000. ONLY SSOO CASH REQUIRET). SEE MR. .FOX FIEBER A REILLY. REALTORS, 124 N. DELAWARE ST. MAIN 6755, OPEN AND LIGHTED THIS EVENING Brand new, strictly modern bungalow. 2727 Manker Ave., 1 block south Garfield Park, l block west Shelby St. Make shnall payment and move in. balance like rent. For appointment, call Circle 4079. 1460 HOYT AVE. FIVE ROOMS, SEMI-MODERN LET US build your home. CITY BUILDER3 REALTY CO.. 1160 Fairfield Ave. d—Lots BUNGALOW: electricity, gas. water; garage; fruit trees: two lots; near Rivermde ear. S3OO gives -Immediate possession. W ashington 1021. Choice Lot, North 65x133 ft., corner lot, all improvements in. Price SB,OOO. Drexel 7702.

l\ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE (I—Lots SALE or trade, triangular lot on railroad: fine switch property; for vacant lots or residence property. Address A No. 1785, Times. e—Suburban Ben Davis Extra well built 5-room bungalow, near National Road, only 6 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 partnership and must sell at once. Terms can be arranged. A. C. Johnson Realty Cos. 1115 Peoples Bank Bldg. Lincoln 6010. Eve,. Ben Davis 1402-2. SUBURBAN home sues, aero and half acre, east and northeast; S4OO and up: easy payments. COOPER ft HADLEY. 838 Leracka Bldg. Main 2776 Webster 5774. One-Acre Tract Five-room house, garage, chicken house and other out buildings, fruit and shade. Price $4 200. Drexel 7702. t —Sale or Exchange University Heights Five rooms, furnace, basement, electric lights, garage, large lot S3OO cash, balance easy payments. Reliable Realty Cos. Main 0186. 601 City Trust. FOR TRADE, equity in 3-room bungalow", for car. Call Drexel 8519. 32 REAL ESTATE WANTED Want to Buy A small home, near W. Washington St. Can pay cash. Call Randolph 7114 after 7 p. m. OUR auction department guarantees to sell your real estate in fifteen days. ORIN JESSUP LAND CO. Main 2957. 707 Occidental Bldg. WANTED AT ONCE 5 or 6 room cottages, east or south. Can pay cash. Call Lincoln 3734. ETTINGER ft SCHKEIBER. 23 FAJHfM LANDS FORTY acres Florida land for S4O down; only sls per acre: $lO monthly. Level, productive, good drainage and markets: In Irish potato and orange grove belt. Write Realty Development Cos.. Palatka, Fla. 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE a—Household Goods RUGS and linoleums at lowest'prices. 207 W Washington St. Opposite Btatehous*. COAL range ai.d kitchen cabinet. 512 Minerva St. b—Coal, Lee 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. Beet genuine Poca. lump $ll.OO Pocahontas mine run 7.75 W, Va. splint or block .. 8.00 West Va egg. forked 7.50 Eastern Kj . lump, forked 8.00 Eastern Ky. egg. forked 7.60 Linton 4th vein lump, forked. . . 6.50 Illinois block, forked 6.25 Indiana lump, forked 5.95 111 or Ind. 2 to 6-ln. lump..-. . . 5.50 Indiana egg. forked 5 40 Nut and slack 3.75 The Bethel Coal Cos. Bethel Ave. and Belt R. R. Drexel 2716. Drexel 2717. Use Elevator Coal and Coke It's Re-Screened. Indiana Lump $5.95 Diamond Nut $6.00 FOR RETORT HEATERS AND RANGES Good Linton Lump W. Va. and Pocahontas Coal FOR FURNACES AND HEATERS Illinois. Mine Run $4.60 Indiana Nut and Slack 53.60 Take home a load $1 less. Fred Goepper & Son ESTABLISHED 1893. Belmont 4704 Belmont 4705

WEST VJRQDNIA RAVEN RED ASH $7.75 Real Furnace Coal EHRLICH COAL COMPANY Malo ©906 BUY COAL CHEAP Island Creek W. Va. Lp..57.25 3 Tons. s2l. This in one ol the bust ooale mined in West VirxinU Free from slate, slack, and will not clinker. 111. or Ind. lump Jj'O.SO 3 Tons, sl6. If oo*l in not ao advertised, return &t our expanse. JACKSON GOAL CO. Lincoln 5406. Ltnroln 54Pff Holds Fire Over Night Try our Hoosier Red Ash and save money. KINDLING WITH EACH TON. HOOSIER RED ASH I/’MP. FORKED $5.95 HOOSIER RED ASH EGG, FORKED..! )5 35 Virginia lar*t> block, forked ! 8 Q 0 Eastern Kentucky larffo blk . forked.. D8 00 Brazil block forked D7 50 Gen Linion No. 4 lump, forked $6 60 Illinois lump, clean forked $0 00 Indiana lump, clean forked $5 95 Illinois ears, forked $5 50 Ind. e*r. 2 to 6-in lump, forked $5.36 High-grade nut and slack $3.05 Deliver anywhere tn city UNION ICE AND COAL CO. Drexel 11121. Drexel 4622. COAL SALE Indiana 6-inch Lump $5.75 Pocahontas Mine Run $7.76 West Virginia Lump $7.75 J. & I. COAL CO. 127 Fulton St. Circle 0306. HARD WOOD, stove length, delivered anywhere in city. Call Webster 7487. HEAVY hardwood and kindling for furnace use; big truck load ehcap. Circle 5694 BteST COAL AT ~BEST PRICES. DREXEL 3174. c—Clothing TROUSERS ®T© Matdhi Yom Coait ||ll $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, Ms $5.95, $6.95 and up Jp THfe PANTS STORE CO. * 48 West Ohio St, Near Illinois PRACTICALLY new lady’s blue Bolivia art coat. Trimmed with wolf fur. Also set ®f rscoon furs. Will sell cheap. Irvington 3700. f— Miscftllanoou* TYPEWRITERS. Rebuilt Remington, S3O, S4O, SSO. Rebuilt Underwood, $35 to SOS. Rebuilt Coronas. $26, S3O, S4O. Used machines from $6 up. All makes rented. 32.60 per moath up JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 142 N. Meridian St. Tel. MAln 2890. BED and spring $1.50, 2-hole gas plate sl, Buck oil range with oven $7. gas iron SI .50, small size shoes and slippers 25c pr„ hats 25c. blue serge suit. 88. $6; coat $1.50, cape $1.50, water-power washer $2. blue cape SJ .50. brown coat sl. Circle 1899. 1215 E. New York St. TYPEWRITER!. $26, $35. S4O, S3O, S6O; factory rebuilt* and fully guaranteed. Typewriter* rented, repaired. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., 30 S. Pennsylvania. Lincoln 6828. Established 40 years.

25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE f—Miscellaneous Typewriter Bargains USED LARGE AND SMALL TYPEWRITERS AT LOW PRICES; ALL -GUARANTEED CASH OR PAYMENTS. EXPERT REPAIRING AT LOW COST RIBBONS 60c EACH. Clark Typewriter Shop 18 W. MARKET ST.. 2nd FLOOR. Main 2686, TRADE canoe, equipped, and violin for light car or typewriter. Address A No. 1784. Times. KIEFFER PEARS, $1: Grimes Golden apples. $2; hand picked; delivered. Webater 3151. FOR SALE—Tinsmith sand other tools. Apply 1929 Arrow Ave. Webster 8774. TWO fur automobile robes, very good condition; moderate prices. Kenwood 2759. FINE trunk. 936 N. Illinois St. Phone. Circle 4896. 26 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED ~ Wanted Good, Sound, Old, Yellow Corn At The Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Cos. WANTED to buy 1.000 feather beds. 720 Maaaachuaetts Ave. Circle 6495. NEAT sewing at reasonable prices. 29 W. Pratt St. Circle 5688. 27 BUSINESS ANNOUX CEMENTS LOOK and see how many old hats you have that can be made to look like new. Ladies’ and children’s hats remodeled. x Muller the Hatter MA in 6179. 28 Kentucky Ave. SEWING machines repaired, all make; we guarantee to make them sew as good as new or no charges. Estimate free. Singer Sewing Machine Service FEATHERS bourn., sola ana renovated; leather mattresses and pillows made. B. F. BURKLE. 416 Mass Main 1428. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE 201 Indiana Ave CARPENTERING and repairing cement and brick work; satisfaction guaranteed. Main 7749. 88 STORAGE AND TRANSFER STORE YOUR FURNITURE HERE 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 reasonable plan you could ask ROSNER'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. MAIN 3453 3453 MAIN. Packing, Transferring, Storage OTTO J. SUESZ M. 2353-3028. Night. Web. 0699. Web. 4579 LOW price*. Moving, ngnt naming, baggage and trar ifer CHARLES COOMBS. Webster 3391, WANTED—Hauling and transfer work. Have IH-to n new truck. Belmout 4314. 29 BUSINESSOeiHmTI MTIE.S F. J. WILLIAMS, carpenter, contractor and builder. Estimates furnished on short notice. Belmont 3079. FOR SALE—SewIDg machines: dropleaf Oolden Oaks like new: price $lO. 1012 8. Meridian. 30 AUTOMOBILES for sale ~

b—Gasoline OAKLAND 11923 Sport-Model Urn Good Condition^ L. T. ALLEN Overland Sales 919 Virginia' Ave. Investigate Our Weekly Payment Plan Ford touring $25 down. bal. $1 weekly. Ford roadster. $25 down, bal. $1 weekly. Ford speedster 935 down. bal. 92 weekly. Ford coupe. 1921. 9100 down, bal $2.50 weekly. Ford touring, 1923. SIOO down. bal. $2.50 weekly. Dodg truck, inclosed with screen. SIOO down, $3.50 weekly. Mercantile Garage 125 S. Pennsylvania Main 6830. OVERLAND 1923 Like New $125 Down L. T. ALLEN Overlamd Sales 919 Virginia Ave. At Bottom Dollar 1923 Ford touring: Atwuter-Kent ignition: shocks, daah lights, parking lights, speedometer. aluminum running boards: in first-class shape: at a bargain; $75 down. This car four months old 235 W. Georgia. BARGAIN NASH ROADSTER, 1923 Four-Cylinder A=l Condition L. To ALLEN Overland Sales 919 Virginia Ave. Ford, 1923 touring, like new. Ford sedan, newly painted. SEE THE NEW CHAMPION It’s a Knockout L. T. Allen, Overland Sales. 919 Virginia Ave. LEXINGTON 1921 Like New A-11 Condition L. T. ALLEN Overland Sales 919 Virginia Ave. Fori Touring, $140; Ford Touring, $165; Ford Roadster, late model, $250; 1918 Chassis, new tires, wire wheels, A-l condition, $75. Th p se cars are priced to sell. Cash or terms. SWISSHELM <& PARKER 544 E. Washington FORD, 1930 touring: starter: good condition: Decker wheel, shocks; SIOO. S4O down, balance easy terms. MILLER AUTO SALES, 044-46-48 E. Washington, FORD roadster; your choice of two good serviceable cars; $125, terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO., 427 N. Meridian.

30 AUTOMOBILES FOK BALB b—Gasoline We Selil 'Em DODGF.S, Buieks. Gardners, Fords. Overlands and many others at bargain prices. Your own terms. $75 down and up. Rebuilt. refinished and retopped. All guaranteed. 522 N. Capitol Ave. Open evening* and Sundays. OAKLAND 1192(0) < Sport Model In Good Condition Lo To ALLIEN Overlamidl Sales 919 Virginia. Ave. For Good Used Cars See I. WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N. Illinois. Main 1579 Open Sunday*. FORD, 1920 sedan; A-l condition; starter. dem.; $250; small payment down, balance easy terms MILLER AUTO SALES. 644-46-48 E, Washington, ATTENTION MECHANICS Overland, early 1920 roadster; needs a little work: $125 ca3h. or terms. Open evenings and Sundays. 334 N, Capitol. 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED HIGHEST PRICES PAID. We want any make or model. Large** In State. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.. 618 N. Capitol. ' Main 2688, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. AUTOS WANTED. WE PAY CASH. I. WOLF AUTO CO.. 619 N. Illinois. Main 1678. HIGHEST cash prices paid for used car*. SAM CORAZ, 519 N. Capitol. AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E. New York 84. Main 4446. 32 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS SPRING SERVICE Day and night Delivery service, road service Spring and spring leaves Rearching, retempering. Installing, graphiting INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SPRING CO. Circle 4886. 820 W, Washington, There Is one place in Indianapolis that •‘SPECIALIZES” in Good Used Tires, and the price is always right ROGERS 8116 W. WASH. BELMONT 4300. USED AUTO PARTS For over 100 makes and model ear* at 60 to 75 per cent off list price. A complete stock of new ring (rant pinions, new axles and new spring!. Mail Orders Shipped Same Day as Received. KLEIN BROS.. Eureka Auto Pails, 834 N. Capitol. Circle 0878. AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 334 N. Diinola S & S Auto Laundry NEED a battery lor your car? We have them; Willard, Exide, Prest-O-lite and others: 6-vrit for $lO. SOUTH SIDE BATTERY SHOP. 413 8. Meridian. THE MASTER VTTLCANIZERS. CUT RATE VULC. CO.. INC.. 327 N. NOBLE ST.

311 MONEY TO LOAN Do Yoe Realize That you should lay in your winter supply of coal and your other winter needs. Why put it off simply because you are temporarily short of money. You can borrow what you need from us on | your household goeds. piano. Vic- \ trola. etc. You keai possession of the security. Borrow Amy Amoiamt $lO to S3OO AT LEGAL RATES. Investigate our Twenty Payment Plan and save money. Call, writ* or ’phone and our agent will call. Commonwealth Loam Company 305 Odd Fellow Bldg Corner Penn, and Wash. Sts Phones: Main 4619. Lincoln 3151. . MONEY Borrowed of us carries a greater value because we sell you SERVICE. Why worry over your bills or obligations when financial aid can be easily and quickly obtained from US. s2® to S3OO We loan on PIANOS. FURNITURE. AUTOS. LIVE STOCK FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. We can arrange repayment of loan to suit yon Capitol Loam) Cos, 141154 E. Washington St. ■Main 0385 Lincoln 7184. FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. R. B. WUr SON. 1101 National City Bank Bldg. Liftcoin 6404. MONEY to loan on second mortgages. L. B. MILLER 127 N Delaware St. Main 5763. 39 legal notices { ' NOTICE OF THE SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Trustee and Advisory Board of Warren School Township. Marion County. Indiana, will up to the hour of 8 p. m. on the first day of December. 1923. at the office of the trustee of said township, located at No. 5241 E. Washington St.. Indianapolis. Ind.. receive sealed bids for the sale of bonds of Warren School Township tn the amount of one hundred sixty thousand ($160,000) dollars. Said bonds will be numbered front one to ope hundred and sixty, inclusive, and will be in the denomination of §1.000.00 earn, nearing Interest at the rate of 4N per cent per annum, payable senil-annually July I. 1924. and Dec 31, 1924. and interest will be due and payable on the first day of July and the 31 st day of Becember of each year thereafter, until all of said bonds are paid. Said bonds will he dated Dec. 1, 1923, and six of said bonds will mature and be payable on July 1. 1924. and five of said bonds will be due and payable on Dee. 31. 1924. and a like number of said bonds will be, due and payable on the first day of July and the 31st day of December of each year thereafter tor ten years, until one hundred and ten thousand ($110,000) dollars of said bonds have been paid. That after that time there will be due and payable five of said bonds on the first day of July and on the 31st day of December of each year thereafter, until all of eaid bonds are paid. Said bonds are issued to provide funds for the erection and equipment of a high school building in said township; both principal and interest on said bonds will be payable at Irvington State Bank of Indianapolis. Ind. Said bonds will be sold upon sealed bids and bids will be received oiwsald day up to and until 8 o'clock p. ra. or 9aid day. The 1 ' right to reject any and all bids is reserved. EDWARD J. HECKER, Trustee. JOHN R. GRAY. F. WILLIAM HOGLE. PAUL B. EREWER. Advisory Board. 8. A. CLINEHENS. Attorney. Oct. 15. 1923 NOTICE FOR BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. Notice Is hereby given that the joint purchasing committee, for the correctional and benevolent institutions of the State of Indiana. will receive at the office of its seers- i tar.v. room 320. Statehouse. until 10 o'clock ' a. m.. Wednesday, the 24th day of October, 1923. sealed bids on paints, oils and varnishes. queensware, glassware and table cutlery. gasoline, oils, greases and yeast, according to a complete list specifying kind, grade and quantity, now on file in the office of the said secretary of the committee. ] The joint purchasing committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids submitted. and to waive technical defects. By order of JOINT PURCHASING COM MTTTEF. By FRED B. ROBINSON. Secretary. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby riven thßt the under signed has duly qualified as administrator if the estate of Margaret A, Warner, dr•eased. late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is -imposed to he solvent No. 21617. FRED P. LURCH.