Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 194, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1923 — Page 10
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BILL WOULD HAVE JURY HEARING IN CONTEMPT CASES Idea Calculated to Curb Federal Judge’s Alleged Tyranny,* By LOW'ELJj MELLETT WASHINGTON, Dec. 27>-Jury trial Is the remedy for the tendency of Federal judges to exceed their proper powers under the present contempt of court law, according to Senator Kenneth D. McKellar of Tennessee, author of a bill providing this cure. He hopes to get action in the present session of Congress. McKellar would not restrict the power of Federal judges to punish for contempt committed in the courtroom or within the hearing of the judge on the bench. But this. In his opinion, is as far as a judge should go without being upheld by a jury. The Senator fears a growing assumption by judges of the power to stifle criticism' outside the court as well as within. Two Supreme Court decisions he has in mind are those upholding the actions of Judge Killits in Toledo, and Judge Mayer in New York. In each case the judge inflicted a penalty for criticism appearing in a newspaper. The alleged contempt, in each instance, was clearly outside the presence of the court and, McKellar believes, properly calls for jury trial “The dignity and orderly proceedings of the court must at all times be maintained,” said the Senator, “but when the court uses the power to punish for contempt to enforce preliminary' orders without trial on the merits and without hearing both sides, it seems to me well enough that the court in such cases should be backed up by the flnidings of a jury. Such a course would make for the more orderly administration of justice in our courts. It would square with the American idea cf justice and with the American Constitution, guaranteeing the sacred right of trial by jury.
GREK SHAPES ON EUROPEAN STAGE MAT PRESAGE WAR >/iliard Predicts New Strife With England and Hun Allied, By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—Growing uneasiness is felt here in highest 'circles over the siinster reports from Europe. From London. Paris and even from Berlin comes information leading to the belief that Germany is preparing for some desperate coup, perhaps war. while rumors of anew alliance between France and Russia, and an entente between Italy and Spain, are current. Senators Burton K. Wheeler of Montana and Henry Shipstead of Minnesota attended a dinner in New York at which a speaker, just returned from Europe, predicted “the next war" within six months, with England and Germany fighting on the same side. The speaker was Oswald Garrison Villard. editor of The Nation, who stated “two distinguished British generals' found nothing smprisng in the question when he asked them how soon such a war would come. And their estimates, he said, differed only slightly from his. Cables from London quote a semi-
“Nature Isn't Cruel, It Just Is,” Says Thoughtful Author
By DAVID DIETZ PARlS—Havelock Ellis in his newest philosophical book. "The Dance of Life,” quotes Einstein and the theory of relativity in support of his own theory that life must be regarded as a fine art. Therefore, the reader may indulge me if I wander from the field of science into that of philosophy. My excuse is that I had a most excellent guide—Hendrik Van Eoon, author of the "Story of Mankind" and the newly published "Story of the Bible." A drizzling November rain was falling. and when it rains Van Eoon waxes philosophical. He admits it. "I always go back to Spinoza,” he says. “In the arid wilderness of modera philosophy he is the only oasis where pure and unadulterated water can be found by those lucky enough to discover the hidden source. "Professors who hold chairs of philisophy. as far as I have been able to discover by a clear perusal of their famous works, avoid this dreaded spot where the subtle light of a crystal pool is apt to reflect their own poor countenances with startling and shocking reality." • • • "If Spinoza could distill the absolute and the infinite out of mathematical formulas, we ought to be able to do the same with the present state of society,” said Van Loon. "Anyway, we might as well try. "Every nation is composed of individual units called citizens or subjects or oomrades or whatever you please. "Every individual unit is composed of two parts, to-wit. Fact and Fancy. "The fact includes his daily materia! life. The fancy consists of cerheterogeneous materials which are supposed to reside in the gray matter which covers the smaller part of the human skull. "It includes fairy' stories which he absorbed as a child and the even more dangerous fairy stories which he learned to venerate as a grown-up. “Fancy is entirely man's own inventidn, but fact is subject to outside laws of which man. thus far, has only
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(UPPER) H. GARRISON. (CENTER) JACK SPRADLEY AND (LOWER) F. DOUGHERTY. Indianapolis Lodge No. 56, Knights of Pythias, will give their third annual minstrel show tonight at 110 E. Ohio St. Charles Wulf is director. The cast includes many entertainers, among them being Dougherty, Spr*tlley and Garrison. official news agency as saying the British government is concerned over German military preparations, while similar news has reached Washington from Palis. .\ndre Tardieu. former member of Cbmenceau Cabinet. openly • '■ - that Germany has been tep •paring for war fdr the past - I, months, heavy orders of war n, . •ii Is having come from America. h.v -ligation here shows Germany h i- imported rathe rheavily from the United States recently, her purchases in this country alone during the last to months amounting to ?2. r >6,332,724. Os tiiis amount almost half, or approximately .*110.000,000 went for cotton and copper. Cermifny, it appears, has bought 15 per cent more cotton from the United Slates this year than England, the world's greatest textile nation. Cotton is almost indispensable in the manufacture of high explosives, copper in the manufacture of shell. Herr Harden Protests MaximiUian Harden, famous German editor, meanwhile publicly takes the Berlin government to task for maintaining a huge war department and spending billions of gold marks supporting secret fighting units all
had the slightest and haziest of notions. “Now it happens that man lives on a fifth-rate satellite to a tenth-rate sun In a forgotten little book of a negligible solar system, way, way off, in a distant corner of the vast heavens. “Keep this simple little fact well in mind, for it will make all the rest quite simplei” • • • • "This fifth-rate Satellite," Van Ix>on continued, “is subject, like everything else, to the eternal laws of the universe. “These laws go their own sweet way. "Sometimes they allow themselves to be discovered after herculean efforts on the part of the puny little mortals who crawl around on this tiny planet. But they refuse to reveal more than an infinitesimal fraction of their true character. “This obliges us to sail ” the uncharted ocean of un-understood realities with a broken down compass and a Handbook of Navigation of which every second page has been removed. “Man is faced by the fact of the year of grace, 1923. “He tries, after the nature of the beast, to solve these facts with the help of his fancy, which is the product of half a million years of erroneous reasoning, complicated by every variety of prejudice and hobby and fad and bias Inherited from countless generations of ancestors. “In short, the human race lives in an edifioe of fancy which was constructed for the greater part in the out-going middle ages and which is entirely surrounded by facts which are of and by and for the present day. “ffust now this planet is wheezing with a loud noise of complaint against the bitter cruelty of nature. “But nature is not cruel. It just is. "It is man’s job to study and understand that ‘is.’ If he insists upon denying the .‘is’ and Insists upon a beatification of the ’m 1 so much the worse
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1 DEATH NOTICES WALLS, BENCKN—23S2 Stuart St., passed away Wednesday evening'# Funeral Friday. 2 p. m.. at residence and at 3:30 p. m. at Christian Church. New Palestine. Interment at New Palestine, in charge of Max Herrlich i- Son of New Palestine. 3 ( AMI) OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank Judge. Jurors. Police and Detective Department for speedy justice rendered in Mrs. Helen Hager Whelchel ease From FATHER. GRANDFATHER and BROTHER 3 IN MEMOKIAM IN MEMORIAM —In loving remembrance of our little son and brother, Billy, wins dieel two years ago Dee. 20. Sadly missed by his mother; daddy and little slaters. MR. AND MRS. W. H. EDWARDS AND CHILDREN. 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Drexel 2579. Res. Drexel 2046 W. T. BLASENQYM FUNERAL DIRECTOR Auto Service for Ail Occasions Auto Ambulance. Lady Attendant. 1625 Shelby St.. Indianapolis, Ind. PLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N. Illinois St Funeral director* to the people of Indianapolis since 1887. Phone—Main 0041. 0642 Li. 2041. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY George Grinsteiner Funeral Director. 622 E. Market. Main 0008 SHIRLEY BROS. CO. Main office. 946 N. Illinois St. Circle 1918. Main 1841. ss? iel Parlors. 1222 Union 3t. Funeral director —1402 n. iiiumi*. WM. E KRIEGER. Main 1154 Res, phone. Ben Davis 332-L. GAID—BERT S. GADD. 1130 Prospect Si. Phone Stewart 2278. over the country' and otherwto* keeping up a monster war machine. The feeling here is becoming one of anxious bewilderment. Europe is compared to a rftage, plunged in darkness. Now and then, as in a flash of lightning, or the blaze of a pistol, sinister figures are seen for a second, swiftly moving about as in some gruesome play. Who’s who or what nobody knows for certain, but everyone is sitting tight, holding on to his seat, waiting for the light. When it does come, they fear, it will mark the beginning of such a tragedy as tho world has never before witnessed.
EMPLOYES FIND ROBBER IN STORE Man Crawling Toward Counter When Discovered, A burglar found in the Carlin Music Company, 143 E. Washington St., early today, is a track athlete, declare B. R. Weaver, 927 E. Sixty-Third St., and Miss Sylvia Perkey, 306 N. SLato St., employes. Weaver was sweeping out. Miss Perkey had just arrived. A shadowy form moved near a counter. It was a man! He was trying to crawl under the counter. Miss Perkey said she screamed. The shadowy form arose and dashed for the door. Weaver swung wildly with his broom. He missed. The burglar had broken a small front window to get in. He broke some speed records getting out. He took $lO and some Mexican half dollars, overlooking a large quantity of stamps. SOX LACKED HARMONY Cliques Formed During 1923 and Caused Team to Slip. Those on the Inside say the failure of the White Sox to finish better than seventh in the American League during 1923 was due to cliques on the ball club. Several of the players, are alleged to have suffered from the belief they were being discriminated against, and as a result did not give their best efforts. Among the disgruntled athletes was mentioned a clever outfielder and a capable pitcher. Under Frank Chance, who rules with an iron hand, this condition is sure to disappear, or elsfe the peeved athletes will be wearing different uniforms. FOUR TEAMS ON PAR American League Averages Show Some Lnusiia! Record*. According to the official averages, four American League teams were just about on an equal footing de fensively. The quartette comprised Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and Washington. The Tigers and White Sox each allowed 741 runs during the season while Cleveland permitted 746 and the Nationals 747. The Yanks were low with 622. Tex Silent for Day Bu United Press NEW YORK, Dec. 37.—Tex Rickard 'today preferred not to comment upon reports from London that he was arranging a bout between Georges Carpentler and Tommy Gibbo®* to be contested here this winter.
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5 FI XER ALIII R ECT()KS UNDERTAKERS—IIISEY & TITUS. 951 N. Delaware. L 6564. M, 3680. 7 LODGES! AND CLUBS ATTENTIOON YEOMEN! You are requested to at-l tend a business session Friday night the 28th, Ngjgr at Morrison Hall, 52% Circle. All Yeomen are invited. Social meeting after. Signed, JOY STODDARD, Cor. JESSE ADCOCK, Forman. kT lost AND FOUND FOUND—Articles found in Indianapolis street ears yesterday: FOUR UMBRELLAS. ONE SHOPPING BAG. TWO PURSES, TWO PAIR GLASSES IN CASE. ONE PACKAGE. TWO ODD KID GLOVES (MAN'S). TWO ODD GLOVES. TWO PAIR GLOVES. Telephone Main 2737. LOST—Gentleman's purse, between Armours Packing- Company to ashinglon and Illinois Sts., or on Riverside ear. Name and address in purse. Finder please call WIL ROSS. Randolph 5992. Reward. LOST red enamel watch, between Pahud’s iloral shop and Crown Hill entrance, or in Crown Hill. Circle 8428 or 1449 N. Pennsylvania. Reward. LOST —Brown pocketbook in Palace restroom Monday evening. Finder please return purse and keys but keep money. Call Main 3147. LOST, strayed or stolen; 2307 Talbott: English pointer bird dog; black and white; named "Tom.'' Call Kenwood 3004. Regard. LOST—Party' who found end gate for Ford ton truck with "roofing" painted on please .-a!! Main 3637 and receive reward. LOST—In Gayety Theater, lady's black rimmed glasses Saturday 0 p. m. Drexel 4855. or Stewart 2281. 11 LOST, - in City 'Trust envelope: owner’s name on envelope. 217 N. Sheffield. Belmont 0160. LOST—Bale of carpet marked 7. Thomas. 1(146 Wade St. Call Main 1431). Reward. BLACK HORSE right bind foot white. Webster 9165. 3313 E. Twentieth LOST —Male Persian cat. yellow, child's pet. Reward Wash. 2441. 12 HELP WANTED—MALE
THE INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SCHOOL 512 N Capitol Are trains men In Automobile Mechanics Our EMPLOYMENT BUREAU helps students to secure positions, which enables them to Earn While They Learn This service is free. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SCHOOL. Open daily; also Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings. Earn While You Learn to Sell We want men between 22 and 45 years of age who have wanted a ' chance to learn sale* work. We have the chant* for you. Come in and talk it over. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Regina Corporation W. P MEYER, 36 S. Pennsylvania St. 485 Century Bid*. BOYS WANTED Tech High Boys who live in South or East part of City. See Mr. Jeffries afternoons, Times, Main Office. 1 MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN With come stenographic experience. None other need apply. MARIETTA MKG CO. Sixteenth and Sherman Drive, Webater 1007 LICENSED pharmacle.. Only men wttS reference need apply. MR HUCKLEBERRY. Wash. 1019 MAN and wife to take charge of hoarding and rooming house Be.mont 4806. 13 INSTRU( TIONS SAXOPHONE LORENZ SAXOPHONE SCHOOL CIRCLE 0543. PEMBROKE ARCADE DREXEL 4862. POPULAR PIANO music taught in 20 lessons beginners and advanced. Clark Boles School, 10 W Ohio St Circle 8320. MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-OIT? BARBERS COLLEGE. 510 E. Washington St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0767. Ra i —JAZZ and popular piano playing in 20 lessons Booklet free. CHRISTENSON SCHOOL. 106 Pembrodge Arcade, Cir. 3034. TEACHER for mandolin, guitar and ban|o. 920 Arboi Ave. Belmont 1854. 14 SALESMAN WANTED Salesmen Reorjramzation of Royal cleaner department makes opening 1 for several ambitious, energretic salesmen: inrxprk raui who qualify will be trained; part time in storo: frood income, limited by your own effort#. Apply Mr. Lawrence, ILfth floor Pettis Dry Goods Cos.
EXPERIENCED magazine men. line up now on the snappiest magazine proposition in the country: Jll lo S> 12 a (lay easy to a man who will expose himself to the orders; work both cities and small towns. Apply 425 State Life Bids'., from 4 to 0 p m. Ask for MR. YOUNG. SALESMEN wanted: cxpereneo unnecessary; (rood pay while learning. Apply Mr. Meyer. HEGINA CORPORATION. 485 Century Bldg, SOLICITORS BECOME representative large concern. Establish yourself permanently. Simplified method selling shoes, factory to wearer Your daily profits large. Apply immediately. STYLE ARCH SHOES. Cincinnati. TEN agents make $2 per hour Call after 3 p. m. j.'lii N. East St. Tfi HELP W ANTE I>—l K M ALE “ NEAT APPEARING GIRLS FOR FLOOR AND COUNTER WORK (; UARA NT Y CAFETERIA, BASEMENT < I UARANTY BLDG., MERIDIAN AND CIRCLE. CANVASSERS of personality, ability and willing to work: experience not essential: chance to earn from S2O to $25 per week. Aptily 425 State Life Bldg., 4:30 to 6 p. tn. Ask for MRS. YOUNG. WAITRESSES, cooks, counter girls, housemaids: at once. DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 134% E. Washington. Room 208. RELIABLE woman' to do light housework snd care for children: good wages paid right party. Call Randolph 6975 or Harrison GIRL, bln school, white or colored: good home a® will send to school; light housework. RiWaolph 3147. WHITE gil for general housework; German preferred stay nights; references. Kc-n----wood 4603. ____ WOMAN for general housewo/k; go home nights; white or colored: highest wages. Randolph 1838. WIFE and husband to {ake charge of board ing and rooming house. Call Beimuot 4806. EXPERIENCED counter girl, good wages. Apply HOTEL WASHINGTON COFFEE SHOP. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED b—Female WASHING ana lronii.g; work taken home. 2030 Cornell Ave. Harrison 0177, LAUNDRY work and lace curtains called ~ for and delivered. Drexel 5895. LAUNDRY work and lace curtains called for and delivered. Drexel 5895. NEAT colored girl wants general housework. Call 637 Ogden St. WASHINGS done reasonable. Called tor sad delivered. Drexel 4871.
30 AIJTOaMOBILES FOR SALjE * —— - - • TAKE YOUR CHOICE and YOU Name tine Dowm Payment We want to move our stock of used cars and 'offer this unusual opportunity so all may have a chance to buy. NO AMOUNT TOO LARGE—NONE TOO SMALL We have used cars of many makes and prices. Come In and see for yourself, then tell us how much you want to pay down on the car you select. 1923 FORD ROADSTER, starter and 1921 FORD TOURING; starter, demountable rims, lock wheel and shock absorbers. -1919 FORD TOURING; STARTER. 1924 FORD TOURING, starter and 1020 BL'ICK TOURING, demountables: been driven 25 miles. 192:; FORD TOURING, starter and demountables; lots of extra?. 1923 DORT TOURING. 1923 FORD TOURING, starter and 1921 COLE 8 TOURING. demountables. 1922 FORD TOURING, starter anddemountables. 1920 FORD TOURING. IROQERS & BUTCHER 38116 Eo Washington St.
18 HOOMS FOK RENT VERMONT. 128 E.: Colonial apt. No. 1: comfortable, modern, heated rooms, very desirable. SLEEPING room in modern homey lady preferred. E. Tenth car line. Webster 9012. PENN. 1820 N.; comfortable room in private home; garage. Randolph 8642. BLAKE. N.. 427; two rooms, not modern. but reasonable. Call Lincoln 3206. WALNUT. E. 620; nice room for gentleman In private home. Call Main 6492. BEAUTIFUL wool iR U F I'—Room, modern. third floor $23. Webster 4108. ONE large room, 2220 Harding St a—Light Housekeeping BEAUTIFUL WOODRUFF —Large rooms and kitchenette furnished for light housekeeping; modern, private entrance; s3o. Webster 4108. MERIDIAN, N 534; one front room, downstairs; furnished for light housekeeping COMPLETE furnished, clean housekeeping room; rent reasonable. 712 Madison Avs. ILLINOIS. N. 1329; front room, kitchenette; single room. No objection to children. LA SALLE. N - 2014 housekeeping room and kitchenette; modern; >6 week NORTH. Ill; large front room and kitchenette. $7 * b—Board and Room.* WALCOTT, N. 334; room, board: touple or ;adv employed. Lin. 6639. 19 RENTALS a—Houses Houses —South 203(1 Mable. 4 rooms 2011 Lambert. 4 rooms f-O.OU 12 8. Forest. 6 rooms fsV li, 329 S. State. 6 riiorni I*loo 427 S. Ritter. 4 rooms 519 00 1206 Orange. 5 rooms 822 00 1233 Deloss. 4 rooms .5.0.00 Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors 122 E. Market THIRTY FIRST ST~ W 819 ; six rooms and bath modern except furnace; $35 Cirole 7962. GRACE!.AND Ave . 3139: five room, single, modern: garage: $43 Humtioldt 1948. EAST N.. 808: ten room modern, svutable for rooming house; S6O. Riley 176 Q. DExTF.tt. 2183; fonTroom double, reasonable: young married couple preferred. LAVVTON"sI , 1501 5 room house: gas for cooking, electric lights Drexel 4050. WEST. 3 and 4-room, halves of doubles. New, partly modern. Irv. 4170. CHESTER N. 2907; lour rooms: $25. W. L. BRIDGES. 148 N Delaware. 432 S. KEYS TONE six rooms, modern, furnace. Drexel 5119. ED KING. ENGLISH AVE. 1010 seveix-room modern house. Call Drexel 1828. FOUR rooms; hall block from car line, east Call Irvington 0132. c —A part men t Malyneeo Apartments 416 E. Vermont St. Four rooms and bath, good condition. Ist and 3d floors; city heat State Savings & Trust Cos. Main 4517. 9 E Market St. 1042 COLLEGE. ? rooms modern, second floor, water and heat paid Inquire below. $32 per month: garage $4. if desired. d—Business Place* DESK SPACE, roll-top desk good lightMATHER Union Trust Bldg, Mam OS'-1. TWO-STOHY buiidlng 433 Indiana Ave. Main 1503, 21 REAL LST VIE IOK SALK b—Houses c WII YT? TRJ CALL MAIN c . 5759
Colored Buyers A brand new. cosy bungalow: small down payment, balance like rent. 5 rooms, break* fat nook; electric lights, fireproof roof; cement porch and walks. A bargain. (jraitlner Realty Cos. Lincoln 4102. Evenings. Harrison 4193. Five-Room Cottage on Eighteenth Street Half square east of Roosevelt Ave : house in gotxl condition; electric light* good cellar. 110 feet frontage: $3,350: $350 down. SSO month. Main 0186. Res., Stewart 2749, ________ Near Brookside Lot or reasonable cash payment on new 5room. modern bungralow. hardwood floors with built-in feature*, paved street. $4,700. Call Mr. Washburn with J ih MORRISON A CO. Lin 3664 Lemcke BUly. Rand. 873 1 Colored Buyers We have severs! nice cottages which can he bought for small payment down, balance like rent. Dunlop & Holtegel, Realtors Beautiful Bungalow, North All tho latest built-in features including flaxltile sink tn kitchen, tile bath, breakfast nook, full basement and garage. Priced right for quick sale; $2,000 cash. "Live Wires" T. R. JONES & GO . 504 Roosevelt Rldg. Main 5758. COZY bungalow; new, five rooms, bath, furnace, plootrio lights, hardwood floors, corner lot; both streets paved and paid for; snap at only SSOO down and s4(l monthly. Price now $5,100. THE KINNEAR COMPANY. 607 Fletcher Trust Bldg. Main 1409. Res,, Webster 2360. See This, Emerson Heights Complete bungalow east, latest built-in features, double boulevard drive. Priced right for quick sale. Small payment cash. "Live Wires " T. R. .TONES & GO, 504 Roosevelt, Bldg, Main 5758. BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW, by owner: strictly modern, five rooms, hardwood floors, built-in features; lovely fixtures and bath: east-front lot: located on N. Bancroft. Priced reasonably, on terms. CA9TETTER. Irvington 2803, Irvington 3633. TERMS TO~SUrf! Six-room semi-modem house; large lot. 200 block N. Minkner St. Price $2,300. Terms. E. J. McCracken, Circle 4022: Residence, Humboldt 1452. DOUBLE, west, near Riverside: fine investment and home: five large rooms to "side; two-story. Now only $4,000, SI,OOO down, S3O month. Renting for S4O month. MR. MAPLE. Webster 2360. _ SEMI-MODERN FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE 413 W. Thirty-Second St. See owner, 3038 Boulevard Place after 0 p. m. Open for inspection 3 to 5 p. m. Saturday and Sunday. Week days, phone UNGER. Main 6335. _ 24 N. BROOKVTLLK Ave.. 0-room. strictly modern home. Want offer. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. SMALL COTTAGE FOR SALE; CHEAP. STEWAHT
21 HEAL EST A TEFORBALE b—Houses modern residence; 2 large lots; ideal i location for apartment or rooming house will sacrifice for immediate sale. Riley 2244. SIX-ROOM modem, east; cash or terms: priced right to sell immediately. Call Irvington 0363. FIVE-ROOM strictly' modem home; price $4,000; SSOO cash, $35 monthly. Main 0142, FOB bungalows or three bedroom homes east or south, call C. J. OSBURN, Drexel 6184, $250 CASH buys four-room bungalow. CITY BUILDERS REALTY CO. Wash. 4344. SEVEN ROOM house, modern. Call owner. Randolph 1115. and 1 Kits T WASHINGTON BOULEVARD Y Beautiful cast front lot. 02Hx223. Fine homes adjoining. Rare oppor tmnty. About Forty-Fifth St. Oni.v SSOO down, balance monthly. THE KINNEAR COMPANY. 607 Fletcher Trust Bldg. Main 1400. Res Washington 1079. large lot located in drxel garDENS will trade for light touring ear. 1321 N, Ray St Belmont 1588. EOT for sale. 198 Washington Place Heights 60x200 ft.. 12 fruit bearing trees. $650. Quick sale Drexel 0760. / LOT—Right mi E. Thirty-Eighth St. v / Blvd., just east of State Fair grounds, y Payed street anil sidewall paid for; $25 cash, then $7 month •'Now only S7OO MR MAPLE Webster 2360. e—Suburban ( HICK EX DINNER ,PLACE hive-room bungalow, two large lots, twocar garage, large chicken house, stoves, shades and draperies all furnished. 2100 block N. Sherman Dr Pri'-e $3,885; terms. E. J. McCracken. Circle 4022, Res. Humboldt 1452. CITY TRUST CO. Five-Room Suburban property, newly papered and painted, with aereened-in sleeping: porch: 1 acres ground about *J S squares of interurban stop; $3,750; easy terms. Main 0186. R*u*.. Stewart 2740. ACRE and half a<*ro tracts, east: best location; near cock! school; temporary house permitted; $450 up; $lO cash, balance monthly. COOPER A HADLEY. 838 Lemcke Hid#. Office phone Main 2770. Home. Web 5774 SlI U' K BAN 11 () USE - A dandy 7-room house, garage, large lot. Improved road. Only SSOO down payment, balance 550 month •J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. S2~ IfE A L E S TAT E W ANTE I) \ynut to Buy for Casli A small home near Shelby car line. Call Randolph 4830 15 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALK a—Coal, Ice and Wood bp your mail AT WEmi raura PMES We sell the best coal that money can buy guaranteed and the guarantee is *ood. Uen. W. Va. Island Creek lkd. lump ?6.95 Gen. W. Va. Jackson Jumbo fkd. lump ...; : $6.95 W. Va. shoveled lump $6.45 W. Va. mine run $5.45 Ind. or 111. egg, fkd $5.15 Ipd. or 111. domestic Ip., fkd....55.25 Ind. or 111. large lump $5.75 Ind. or 111. mine run $4.20 Ind. or 111. nut and slack $3.40 Gen. Poca.. lp„ fkd $9.25 Gen. Poca. Ip., shoveled $9.00 Gen. Poca. mine run $6.90 The best grades of Semi-Smokeless Coals on the market, as follows: J coals are very high in heat and low In aah. Litwar Ip., fkd $7.50 Mohawk Ip., fkd $7.50 Pocatan Ip., fkd $7.50 Asha way lp., fkd ...$7.50 Shoveled lump of tho above semi-smokeless coals mentioned, $7.25. These prices are subject to a change any day. Order today, as market conditions will not offer these prices long. Give me your order and I’ll get tho next one. Prompt Delivery Anywhere. In the City. TOM SHROYER Our Phones at Your Service from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.. 6 days a week. Phones: Lincoln 8361, 8362 Lincoln 8363, 8364 $5.50 PER TON Two Tons $10.75 Clean forked Indiana Lump Indiana egg $5.15 Two tons SIO.OO Try our Hoogier Red Ash. It burns well and holds fire over night. Hoosier Red Ash lp.,clean fkd $5.85 Hoosier Red Ash egg, clean fkd $5.25 Finest Quality—Correct Weight Guaranteed. Kindling With Each Ton. DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN THE CITY. Union Ice and Coal Cos. Drexel 4621 Drexel 4621. GOAL* Gen. Pocahontas. West Va.. Indiana Prices Always Right Try a ton of BLMCO. Large, clean, lump $6.75 Ton No blinkers—No Soot Builders Lumber and Material Cos. Webster 2003 GLENDORA The coal that gives satisfaction ' MONCRIEF COAL CO. , State and English Ave. Drexel 2004 SPECIAL SALE Linton No. 4 Fork Lump, $5.25 Why not the best? Less ashes, no clinkers. more heat, the favorite for years. The same today. SLACK $3.00 W. VIRGINIA LUMP $7 25 GLENDORA $a.35 CRTDER COAL CO.. Drexel 6898. WOOD vrv/ILK Brawl 3444. Ltn. 7310.
25 MI SUE LLAN E 0 I S FOR SALE a—Coal, Ice and Wood PRICES REDUCED > Buy Your Coal Where You Get Finest Quality—Best Prices —Correct Weight and Courteous Service. Try One Ton and Be Convinced. Glendora egg or nut, clean fkd., specially prepared for retort heaters and ranges $5.75 Glendora large lump, fkd $6.75 Best Gen. Poca. lp $8.25 Gen. Poca. M. R $6.75 Smokeless Pocatan Poca., fkd..57.75 E. Ky. Blue Diamond lp., fkd...57.25 W. Va/ Splint or block, fkd...57.00 W. Va. egg, fkd $6.50 W. Va. Lp. (Island Creek), fkd..56.95 “E. Ky. egg, fkd $6.50 Linton fourth vein lp., fkd $6.00 111. block, fkd ~...55.95 Ind. lp., fkd $5.75 111. or Ind. 2’ ’ to 6’’ lp., fkd $5.40 Ind. egg, fkd $5.25 Baseburner coke $11.50 The BETHEL COAL CO. Drexel 2716. Drexel 2717. ISJY COAL (MF Island Creek W. Y"a,, $6.75 3 tons, $19.50 This is one of the best ooais mined in West Virginia, free from slate, slack, and will not clinker. Ind. or Hi. Lump, $5.50 3 tons, sls IF COAL IS NOT AS ADVERTISED RETURN AT OUR EXPENSE. JACKSON COAL CO. Lincoln 5496. Lincoln 5496. Linton Lump $6,00 Brazil Block $6.00 Pocahontas Lump . . .$9.00 W. Va. & Kentucky. .SB.OO Orders Taken Sunday A. M. Between 8:30 and 12 . Call HU mboldt 4421 Ind. and 111. Lump Clean forked $5.25 RED OAK SPECIAL 55.75 LARGE CLEAN FKD. W. VA. LUMP $7.00 POCAHONTAS LUMP. RED ASH §9 75 | POCA. MINE RUN. RED ASH $7.00 Red Oak Coal Cos. | LINCOLN 1888. LINCOLN 1808. | DRY kindling-, truck loads. Call Main 7451 or Drrxel 5555. b—Clothing TROUSERS ! rT\ To Mattdn rn Mr Your Coat jp Im $5.95, $6.95 and up M % THE PANTS STORE CO. 48 West Ohio St., Near Illinois COATS, girls, 3: brown: fur trimmed; So ca-h. fine condition. Wash. 18S8. LARGE - GRAY OVERCOAT with belt, gixe 50 or 32. Call Webster 2773. c—Household Goods Rugs—Linoleum Gold Seal Congoleum rugs 9x12. fully guaranteed; new perfect goods; special. ¥l4 75. Brussels rugs. bllje tan, taupe and old rose. 9x12: $12.50. Imported Japanese grass rugs, double warp. 9x12. $7.50. We carry a full line of Brussels. Axminster, velvets and Wiltons at the lowest prices in the city. Cali and be convinced. All now. perfect goods. Dorfman Rug Cos. COT tV. Washington St. Opposite State’iouse. "If It Covers the Floor We Have It," ODD PIECES OF FURNITURE, including 0 DICKERING PIANO. Stewart 1850. 221 Sanders St. FURNISHINGS of 2-room apt.. complete: privilege of renting: bargain Lin. 5760. COMPLETE FURNISHINGS of 5-room flat. Call Main 3883. i43 X. Illinois St, HAND or motor power washing machine and wringer, §lO, Irvington 3063. TWO smokeless Garland hot blasts for sale. Drexel 4050. 1501 Lawton St. MATTRESS -- MORRIS CHAIR, three girls' coats. Washington 2200. DOUBLE bookcase, desk. 3 drawers between. Irvington 3696.
d —Miscellaneous National Typewriter 18 W Market St. (Upstairs) IPhone Main 2686. Clark Typewriter Shop j TYPEWRITERS $25. $35. S4O SSO. S6O: factory rebuilt* and fully guaranteed. Typewriters rented, repaired. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. 30 S Pennsylvania. Lincoln 6822. Eetablished 1880. CINDERS. SCREENED; eight-yard load: contractors’ special price. Irvington 2448 R 4. e—Musical Instruments USED VICTOR PHONOGRAPH $l5O model, cheap, terms. Call Circle 0832, ask for Mr. Wllking. 2 PLAYER PIANOS, good rolls and records: reasonable: easy terms; going out of business. Cali Harrison 2861. USED player piano. Can be had by finishing payments. Call Circle 0832. Ask for Mr. Wilking. SSO WILL BUY good piano. Call Harrison 2861. f—Pet and lave Stock AIREDALE. PEDIGREED MALE PUP. Beech Grove 162 R 11. Tbilisi NESS AVNOT NLKM ENTS FURNACE AND STOVE REPAIRING Authorized dealer and service for the HONEYWELL HEAT REGULATING SYSTEMS. Reducing coal bills a specialty. Webster 2711, CUSTER ELECTRICAL work, nouse wiring and fixtures. Call NORTHEASTERN ELECTRIC AND BATTERY SERVICE. Webster 9380. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTI.EDGE, 201 Indiana Ave. FEATHERS bought, sola snd renovate?: feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. BURKLE, 416 Mass Main 1428. 28 STORAGE AND TRANSFER Packing Household Goods. Low rates on California shipments. Phone OTTO J. SUESZ. Main 3628-2353. Night. Webster 0690. Circle 4760. MOVE, $4 load Save money. Reliable, responsible furniture movers. VOGEL TRANSFER CO.. Storehouse. Bel. 3426. Red Ball Transit Cos. 26 Monument Pi. Main 4631. 29 BUSINKSS oTu OKTUNriIFS BEAUTY parlor outfit, complete, for sale; very reasonable, Randolph 1175. ‘ 30 A L TOM 081 LE S FOR SALE b—Gasoline „ FORD sedan, late 1020; new paint: excellent mechanical condition; *SO cash, balance monthly. ' Circle 8327. 835 W. GeorU.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALR^ b—Gasoline 138 REAL BARGAINS • Cars as low as 825 down; easy reeWi or monthly payments. MERIDIAN OVERLAND CO. 957 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday SSO AND $75 down, balance $3 weekly buys a good Ford Dodge, Buick. Hudson and others at lox prices. Absolutely guaranteed. Open eve nine and Sundays. INDIANAPOLIS AUTf PARTS AND TIRE CO., 522 N. Capitol Ave NASH 6 tounng. 1923; has had only 4,00( miles’ careful city driving; cannot bo toll from brand new; $250 down payment, bal ance monthly. INDIANA INVESTMENT AND SECURITIES COMPANY. Circle 8327 235 W Georgia., For Good Used Cars See I. WOLF AUTO CO. 559 No. Capitol."” Main 1579. Open Sundays. FORD TOURING. 1923; more than §IOC worth of extras; best of mechanical condition; $65 cash, balance monthly. Circlt 8327. 235 W, Georgia. Will take talking machine as pari pavment on good used car. Lincoln 6865. - ' , • CHEVROLET sedanette. 1923; best of mecharii.ial condition: been driven only 5.000 miles; SIOO cash, balance monthly. CircU 8327. 235 W, Georgia. FORD BODIES, CALIFORNIA TOPS Two Used Sedan Bodies —-Cash or Terms SWISSHELM & PARKER 544 E. Washington. Open evenings. OVERLAND touring 1922; has been used but very little; looks and rims like new; $75 cash, balance monthly. Circle 8337. 235 W. Georgia. , vFORD touring. 1922: good tires, paint an3 mechanical condition. Best buy in town, $225. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 427 N, Meridian St, ■ ;r DURANT sport touring. 1923: been used very little; looks and runs like new; e monthly. Circle 8327. W. Georgia. jBP OAKLAND, 1920 touring: reflnished, like new $250: $75 down, balance easy terms. MILLER AUTO SALES CO.. 044-46 E, Washington St. FORD, 1923 touring; starter, demountable; lock wheel, finance car; sell for_ balance due; bargain at SSO down. Main 5013. OVERLAND roadster, starter, new top. sid curtains; sls down, balance easy term*. 644 E. Washington St Main 3493. FORD coupe, 1921; excellent mechanical condition: SSO cash, balance monthly. Circle 8327. 235 W Georgia. FORDS, three 1923 tourings, roadsters and sedans. Terms. 559 N. Capitol. Open evenings. ■ OVERLAND. 1920 tourmg: just overhauled! finance car; sell balance due; $45 downfl Main 5013, I FORD roadster. 1921. starter, lock wheel; S4O down. Better hurry. Main 5013. . TEMPLARS, sport roadster ana tounng; terms 559 N. Capitol. Open evenings. BARGAINS in used cars. BIVEN & PAYNES. 120 W, North. Lincoln 7575. DEPENDABLE usa cars. C. H. WALEERICH CO.. 833 N. Meridian. ~~ 31 A L IOmT) BILES WANTED HIGHES* PRICES PAID We want any make or model. Largest in State. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 518 N Capitol. Main 2638. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. AUTOS WANTED WE PAY CASH. I WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N. Illinois St. Main 1579. CALL us before you sell your old car; no delay; good preea. STATE AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 631 N. Illinois St. Lincoln 1934. HIGHEST cash prices paid for used cars. SAM CORAZ. rl9 N. Capitol. AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E. New York St. Main 4446 32 Al'TO SUPPLIES, PARTS For over 100 makes and model cars at 50 to 75 per ceat off list price. Mail orders shipped immediately. EUREKA AUTO PARTS COMPANY. 334 N. Capitol. Circle 0878. AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 334 N. Illinois. S & S Auto Laundry THE MASTER VULCANIZER9. CUT RATE VULC. CO., INC. 37 MONEY TO LOAN
WOULD SIOO S2OO S3OO HELP SOLVE YOUR MONEY PROBLEMS? Any Amount, $lO to S3OO. Any Ttmfl^ Investigate our easy to pay Twenty Payment Plan Loan*. Get S 50, pay back S 2.50 a njoatSk “ 8100 “ 8 5.00 * “ 8200 “ 810.00 * “ 8300, “ 815.00 ** With Interest at 3% Per cent a montlh ! Pay faster if you wish—less cost. As follows: Pay 850 loan in full in one month. TOTAL COST 81.75. You pay only for the actual time loan* run. Interest i9 charged only on the actualr amount of cash still outstanding. Come i* and get free booklet. "The Twenty Payment Plan.” which describes everythin* fully. AIL business confldental. * We loan on furniture, pianos. Vlctrola*. etc., without removal. Also Loan on Diamond* Call, phone or write INDIANA COLLATERAL! LOAN CO. W (Bonded Lenders) ESTABLISHED 1887. 201 LOMBARD BUILDING. 24% E. WASHINGTON ST. Main 3286—PHONE—Main 3259. FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana and Indianapolis real estate. R. B. WILSON 1101 National City Bank Bldg. coin 6404. MokEY to loan on second mortgagee! L. B. MILLER. 127 N Delaware St. Main 5768. 39 I LEGAL NOTICES Notice is hereby given that the State and Deputy Examiners of the State Board of Accounts of Indiana wilt hold an open and competitive examination on Thursday, January 3. 1924. between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 6 o’clock p. m., in the House and Senate chambers. LAWRENCE F. ORR. State Examiner. WALTER G. OWENS. _ Deputy Examiner. GREENBERRY G. LOWE. Deputy Examiner. Dec. 20 and 27. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator with the will annexed of estate of Laura H. Pearce, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. THE UNION TRUST CO. No. 21903. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of the estate of William C. Armand, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. No. 21880. DOWNEY COLEMAN. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. , Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of the estate of Bertha M. Bleler, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. No. 21881. S. HERBERT M ALP AS, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the signed has duly qualified as executor of estate of Charles W. Moores, deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate it supposed to be solvent. THE UNION TRUST COMPANY. No. 21563. _ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT * Notice is hereby given, that the under* signed has duly qualified as executor ot estate of Gustave A. Haller, deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is sups posed to be solvent. ELIAS J. JACOBY. No. 21891. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT * Notice is hereby given, that the under* 'signed has duly qualified as administrator of estate of Lena M. Southard, deceased, lat* of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate 1 supposed to be solvent. GLEN MILLFTR No. 81800.