Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1924 — Page 10

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PAPER OF TODAY IS LIKENED 10 SANDSOF TIES Newsprint Ages Quickly and Historian Fears Modern Records May Be Lost. Someone is always referring' to the footprints on the sand of Time. Little do they reek that where there is sand there must be sea, and where there is sea there must be waves and that sea waves have a cute little predilection for washing out said footprints. In the old days, aboriginal man placed little faith in such poetical fallacies and consequently carved his records in the rocks. Today, therefore, although we parody the caveman stuff beyond all reason, we have the records of his existence clearly before us. The chap that wrote the history of his race in sand is simply nil. Statehouse officials cite such a parable for the guidance of those who would have the records of the State preserved. Back in the old days, 100 years ago. the Auditor of State, for instance, knew his stuff. The paper he used is still intact and the j ink extremely legible. Some of these ancient records, especially the land grants, are perused every day by i George Cheney, land clerk. But j they stand the strain of handling. No, No, Not Sandpaper As for the paper used today. State officials fix its average life j at fifteen years. In other words, present records are being inscribed on sand. “The only disappointment." says j Cheney, “is the fact that these old ! records, well preserved as they are, | are fact of little use. The offi- . cers used to put part of their rec- ! ords in the books and part they kept j in their heads.” The State library is also worried ! over newspaper files. Take any bound newspaper in the library of ] fifteen years ago. attempt to turn a page by taking hold of a corner of it and the corner turns to dust in your hands. But take, for instance, the library's copy of the Western Sun for June 23, 1812, and the oldfashioned rag paper is tougher and more durable after 112 years than the newspaper upon which our daily papers are printed. Good Paper Too Expensive "Good durable paper is too expensive for newspaper use in this age of quantity production," says Miss Esther McXitt, assistant director, : history department of the State li- ; brary. “And we could hardly ex- ; pect our local papers to print for us a special library edition of their daily paper on special paper. It would cost too much. The New York Times is trying it but it’s expensive business. It’s simply one of those problems no one has yet solved practicably.” No one questions the necessity of keeping State official records intact. But newspapers also come in for a serious consideration. For instance. Miss McXitt points out, only the early part of the last century of Indiana history' is complete. The newspapers hold the details since that time. It is perhaps fortunate that up until the last twen-ty-five years has newsprint been of curable qualifv. But in years to come, by the looks of the present state of the ten-year-old papers, the historian will have a serious problem before him, trying to rewrite the history of the State from a pile of yellowed dust.

COLLEGE GIRLS HELPWORKERS Send Eight to School —Take Their Jobs, By I'nitnl Prrxx MADISON, Wis., June 10. —Two girls from a shoe factory, one from a cafeteria, two office workers, a clerk and two from domestic service will be given a term this year in the Wisconsin Summer School, without cost to themselves. The opportunity is due to the work of a small group of '‘co-eds” at the University of Wisconsin. Th y raised the money to provide scholarships for the eight girls, including all tuition and expenses. Diving quarters for these girls have been set aside at Barnard Hall, the finest dormitory the university beasts. But the college girls will go further. So that these girls from offices and factories will not lose their jobs while at school, their employers have been interviewed nd their consent secured to have volunteers among the college girls take over the workers’ jobs for the sixweeks’ term. Disappearance Is Mystery Mystery still surrounds disappearance of Ernest Southern, 15, of 239 W. Twenty-First St., who left home early Sunday. Police are unable to unravel the story related by his buddy, Allen McMillan, 15, of 1350 W. McCarty St., who returned his clothes wet and muddy to Mrs. Southern 6 a. m. Monday. Youngster Struck by Auto Deonard Gordon, 3, of 323 S. East St., was cut on the forehead when he was knocked to the pavement at Virginia andj Fletcher Aves. by an auto driven by Clifford Hurst. 113 S. Oriental St. Police arrested Hurst and took the injured boy home. II C. S. Official Elected C. C. Hanch, a representative of H. C. S Motor Car Company in the National Automobile Chamher of Commjfce, was elected second vice

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5 FUNERAL D1 HECTORS W. T. BLASENGYM 2228 Shelby St. 1702 N. Illinois. Drexel 2570. PLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N. Illinois St. Funeral directors to the people of Indianapolis since 1887. Phon*—Main 0641. 064*3. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY BERT S. GADD—=I3O Prospect St. Phone Stewart 2278. George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 622 E. Market. Main OPOB. DREXEL PnEon UNDERTAKERS—HISEY * TITUS. 951 N. Delaw a re. (lAKS PYTHIAN SISTERS Members of Myrtle Temple No. 7 P. F are requested to attend the funeral of Brother William F. Hamilton. Service at the home. 1318 Blaine Ave., Wednesday, June 11. at 2 p. m. Signed ALMA RUSH, M. E C. GOLDIE GRIMES, M of K and C lO l OST ANI) FPL XU FOUND—Articles found in Indianapolis street cars yesterday: FOUND—Articles found in Indianapolis street cars yesterday: 1 glove. 2 packages. 1 shopping bag. 8 umbrellas. Main 2737. LOST—White collie mare: 4 years old. tan on face and ears, dark stripes from eyes to ears. Name "Mae.” No collar. Call ■ Main 7Sill, Reward ] LOST—SIO bill between Kentucky ano I Senate Aves. and Woolworth s 5 A 10. or ! in store. Reward. 202 Kentucky. I LOST —Shell-rimmen glasses. Thursday at Riverside Park. Wash 0898 Reward POODLE DOG—White mare, strayed from . 844 N. Keystone Child s p"t Brk 1436. I STRAYED—Gray mare Fri.. from W. Morris St. Belmont 1452 Ring 3, ; *2 HELP WANTED—MALE SALESMAN: If you have a Ford or Chevrolet car and want a job that will appeal .£0 a real he-man in which you are your own boss; working for yourself, with the j sky the limit to possibilities, come in to see me at once. This job won’t appeal to cake-eaters | or loafers. I-t's work but it’s hard, cold cash and plenty of if. MR. JONES, 947 N. Meridian. TIMES CARRIERS WANTED Boyr or girls between ages of 10 and 12 years, good chance for live wires to advance. Morality must be good. Apply at once L. V. GRAETER. Poplar and Pennsylvania Bte. THREE men. young nr old: pell Fritch's Vegetable Soap to factories in this city. Address Box 657. city, WANTED—Man and wife for small eountry p!a>-e ten miles out 4212 Broadway or Wash 0429. YOUNG man for light delivery truck DORFMAN RUG CO, 201 W Waahington St. 13 INSTRUCTIONS ATTRACTIVE SALARY Interesting work, in Beauty Culture A profession which is not overcrowded anc the demand for beauty culturists growing stronger every day. See how we help you to earn while you learn, how we give you practical experience, how- we enable you in either day or evening classes to make, your life work easier and happier in a better paying position; investigate NOW—send for free booklet—complete information on this wonderful opportunity—NOW 1 Free Clinic f&tfaibowjteademv Culture vr 157 N. ILLINOIS ST.. SUITE 207. PHONE Circle 0296. MODERN piaro and 10 uanjo taught in 20 lessons. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL. 100 Pembroke Arcade. Circle 3034. MEN to learn barber trace. TRI CITY BARBER S COLLEGE. 610 E. Washington St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757. POPULAR piano music taught in 20 lessons. beginnerß and advanced. Ciark Boles School. 10 W Ohio St. Circle 8326. a*T7777A I iV-S Vvvied SALESMAN We can use salesmen that are married; know how to hustle. We will train you in selling Ford Products: increase your earnings; put yourself ou easy street. Sell Ford Cars for The Barber-Warnock Cos. The Ford Dealers. SALESMAN FOR CITY, or man with car to sell quick and ready-selling household necessity to farmers: no experience required: no deliveries: big cash commission: pay every day; worth investigating. Room 306 Circle Bldg. president passenger ear division at the national convention in New York Car Wrecked; One Hurt By Timm .special HAMMOND, Ind., June 10.—When a train hit and demolished an automobile at a crossing here, Violet Garvin, 2, was the only one of four occupants to be injured. She received a broken leg.

16 HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED —Young lady, who writes a good hand; high school graduate preferred: to do clerical work in our office at 82.00 per day in exchange for a business course. See or write F. W. Case, Prin.. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Corner Pennsylvania and Vermont Sts. Next door north Y. W. C. A. 17 SITUATIONS WANTED a—Male MASTER MASONS —Am really in need. Don't want charity. Want job. Help me help myself and those dependent upon me. Am 30. Mason, married, good education. Best references. Clerical or any permanent job. siore or factory. Not afraid hard work. When may I call and see you. Address A No. 2900. Times. MOVING and raiding houses: experienced man: reasonable prices. Webster 2233. WANTED—House cleaning, painting, _sodding and lawn cutting. Lincoln 6057, b—Female COOKING or maid work; will go to lakes. References. Kenwood 2092. CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. LUTZT DREXEL 0895. LAUNDRY WORK—To bring home. Call for and deliver Kandolph 6500, 18 ROOMS 1 OK RENT ASHLAND. N., 1214; modern furnished room. Circle 15.58; near car line. BELLE VIEU Place 145(1. mod. room: homelike; breakfast opt imal. Bel. 3399. EAST X 728: apt 16 nice front, mod. room. Lincoln 4760. JEFF CRSON, N.. 345; lovely trout room; iao.t_ ladies or couple Brook. 1917. KENWOOD Ave.. 2910: mod room, board option. I‘rotes t ant preferred. Rail. 8170. KEYSTONE. N., Sl7: large modern front room; garage. Webster 9045, KEYSTONE. N . 431: furnished large front room, first floor. Webster 7046. MARLOWE. 1426: large front room, modern: no other roomers: east: 2 gentlemen or married couple. Lin. 1654. ORIENTAL. N. 19: apt. 2 mod. furnished room: $1 w*c, Drexel 0655, SOUTH ST . E.. 315: three nice rooms, first lloor. bath, electric lights. ST. CI.AiR. E . 520: newly furnished front room; modern: near bath. TALBOTT. N 1933; m.-.y furnished mod. room : private home. Randolph 0007 TWENTY-THIRD, E., 715; first-class mod sleeping rooms: private family. ROOM beautiful. a:ry mod . sleeping; north: garage. Harrison 1368. 949 K. MoCARTY: furnished rooms kiP h--nette; hot :i., bath: 86 good location. 2 NICET.Y furnished sleeping rooms, privftc home, gentlemen ._ Circle 1640. IT'S never lost until Inoiatiapoiis Times Want Ads have failed to find it. a—Light Housekeeping BELLEFONTAINE. 2821 two furnished trout rooms in priv-il.* home; garage. COLLEGE. 1922: mod. hotwkpg. room. kitchenette, ai-o sleeping nil Kan 7064 EAST. N. 139: lit front room: everyllnng furnislo-d: 85.00 week ELDER, N . 350: neatiy iurnighec mod ern room; reasonable for housekeeping. MILKY. N., Ill; housekeeping: downstairs room: middle ;,g<d people ji'iw .t k*. \ '.Hi light bo'isekeep lug and sleeping rooms: thoroughly modern and right downtown See them. PINE. N \ 819: 3 hr iseiicepiiun' furnished: sink in ki'ehco: gas furnished SOI TH 'ST E 31 7 fun ishii <1 rooms'. bath; housekeeping if desired §2 up E. TWELFTH. 610, z upturn, rooms, modern . g mil location ; -avaj- home. walnut, no w j apt . tirst floor no !y furnished bill. 8188. RESPONSIBLE woman; share apt : $3.50 wk,: will care baby. 301 Dorman, apt. 3. ONE or two ms t lu a privileges if ip-nv.l Randolph 7829. b—Board and Rooms ROOM, large, airy: with board for gentlemen: private family, liar. 2708. <-—Rooms and Hoard Wanted CHILDREN TO BOARD: mothers care. Belmont 0861. d— Hotels AI.TEN'BURG Hotel. 531 N Meridian St. Desirable large outside rooms with Dot and 'did running w it : , 80 wk. Cir. 4277. _ - RENTALS a—l toast's lOWA, SO9: 6 room mourn double; paved street. Drexel 3091. LA SAI.LE. N . 2 730, 4 romnia _ s-mi-inodern $25 W L Rndg- \ 137 N. Delaware Si. Circle MINERVA’ .ill 5-room house. s>em:-mo<i-rrn Circle 04.56. COBB RE A LTV Cos RENTS—INSUR-ANCE-REAL ESTATE Main 2316. ONE LARGE RO<>M lights and ;■ ue for garden: $lO per nn.npi Belmont 4712ITS never lest until Indianapolis Times Want Ads have failed to find it. c—Apartments EASTERN Ave . 10: mod . 3 rms. kitchenette. h> ! , ■ - •,: W o 0727. GIU HAM. Six ty-Third and Belief on tai ne; new apartment-: living-room with in adoor bed dressing-room bath, diner and kitchenette: very complete $35 to S4O. MARTIN MANOR 3760 N. IVrn-yl-vania st . excellent teven-room flat with garage. Call custodian. Randolph 1254. LOGENIE. 702 N. Alabama St ; six rooms, bath; large porches. LUMLEY, 1540 N. Meridian St: four rooms, bath. heat, water, ice. HAWTHORNE. -826 N. New Jersey St.; five rooms, bath, front and rear porches. OXFORD, 316 E. Vermont St.; four rooms, bath. heat. $42.50 2049 N. Talbott, six rooms, bath, heat, garage. The Union Trust Cos. 116 E. Market St. Main 1576 NEW YORK. W , modern. 4 rooms and bath; newly papered and woodwork refinished in whit* . rent $35. Walking distance. Main 0 1 •'io• RURAL. N . 440; new duplex. 5 rooms, moa. See owner, pame address. d—Business Places BUSINESS ROOM 3b W Tenth St STATE SAV. & TRUST CO. Mam 4317. 9 I;>. Market St _ IT'S NEVER lost until Indianapolis Times Want Ads have failed to find it. tr KJvALVsr Xl 1. E()K SALE b—Houses ASHLAND Ave., 7-room modern home, lot 40x21.5; owner. U ni, 8052. BKOOKSIDE. 2919; new live-room modern, bungalow; $5,00(3. 5320 down, or will take in trade, car, lot or diamond as first payment. Washington 1876. CAPITOL AVE.. Il( ai .iSlh: modern except furnace: new roof; newly painted, papered. new fixtures, full lot; east front; 84 250 small down paynn lit. Wash. 1876, FOURTEENTH ST.. E., 919 COLORED BUYERS: 8200 down buys good semi-modern home. CIVIC REALTY CO 136 N. Delaware. Room 104. Lin. 5050 Eve.. Har. 0158. STATE St.. S. 1941 ; three-room cottage. See owner same address. Bargain. TERMS TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES Cornell 2061: a pretty 4-room, semimodern home: $2,250. Cornell. 2063: cor. 21st St. This is a bargain at $2,750? W'arren. 655: 6 rooms, semi-modern; nice lot and good location. W 1., 4-room, semi-modern double, rental value $36. Cheap. , COOLEY MEYER-KISER BANK. LIN. 3341. BROOKSIDE 1273. 3, NEW. NIFTY, 6-ROOM BUNGALOWS 300 block, S. Dearborn St.. Priced 83,500, $l5O cash, balance S3O per month. See Mr. Van Arsdale. with H. C. Tuttle & Bro. 233 E. Ohio St. Main 1168. Res.. Web. 1108. BARGAIN, HOME, WEST 212 Hancock St.; five-room extra good house; electric lights, gas, basement and furnace; brick and cement porch; garage; $3,000, SSOO cash, $25 a month. Sec Ryan, with j. g. McCullough 106 N. Dela. Main 1709. Res, Har, 2562. A Real Buy Livingstone Ave. near W. Michigan car. 6-room home in fine condition, near good school, gas. lights, cistern, east front lot. A real value; only SSOO cash, balance less i than rent Cowles. Main 2957. ORIN JESSUP LAND CO.. Occidental Bldg.

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Rentals — Almost every one is lookingfor a place to move. Those who have lived in flats during- the winter want to g*et out into a bung-alow. You Can Rent your house by using- a Times Want Ad. They are easy to usA Call Main 3500 ■ nd ask for an ad taker. Charge accounts opened with responsible parties of permanent address. An Ad a Day is the Surest Way

:i KEAD ESTATE FOK SALK b—Houses DESTRUCTION BY TORNADOES Over Million Dollars Property destroyed. Are you protected? Tornado insurance only *1 per SI,OOO on dwellings for thro** year* ua at once. J. S. ( RI SE REALTY CO. Main 57 40. 4-ROOM COTTAOE, $1,400 Paved street electric lights. gas good location on W Morris St A good buy lor someone. Rents tor 71 terms 7-’OO cash >ll per month C t!l Mr. Weenie-!-. Mam 0T92. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST Cos 3:500 X. Sherman Drive 6-rnom hous** i ,irna< <• elc-tm* D-ht* paved Blrort. lot i* *4 acre. M**re ii doBired at low prices 7 350 cash w'ive P' sfleiHiiin .Mr \\Vcsr.- ; r. Main 0792 Washington Bank & Trust ( CtH.ORKD BUYERS NOTICE 1011 E 21 st St .1 room, two story with elect re- lights, gag. .-It v water m house, pared str-. t good location: cheap at >2.500 on payments COOLEY Meyer Kiser Hank Lip. 3341. lies Brookgule 1272. Hcntal—Bargain Four rooms a side, garages, paved street, near Shelby, ex-'--!'--nt rental n-vestmeitt rent SI-1 per month. Bargain for cash I.:: e iln 3734 E 111NGER A-- HREIBER COLORED BI YERS ! - mis can be arranged to suit Five rooms electric lights gas and water, 027 Holbrook St. Call Mr All son Eve Ken 3175 R ALLISON A CO. Riley Him Ml.. Meyer Kiser Bank Bldg 93,250 terms 9250 cac ntl l.v: five rooms, newly painted and pa-per-si; cellar, sheds and garage: South Belleview PI./ Main 0520. After 0 p m Randolph 247 1 I N RICHIE & SON. 710 bankers Trust Bldg COTTAGE new on paved sti >et: > rooms and bath, semi-modern with toilet and sink: city water, l-ghts. full basement and furnace, sink m basement, garage extra lot. 74.200 S3OO down, balance like rent. 1202 S. Sherman I,rive. four room bn -W nv and sn large Inis, on cinder street northeast Main 0.520, After <> p m Randolph 2474 I N RICHIE & SON. 7lti Bankers IVust lie!.E. 18TH, NEAR RURAL ST. Four-room-a-Hido s**mi-modern double; SI,OOO cash. balance term*. 01 00. r 5309. IN WEST INbTaNAUOITs 655 Warren. 6-room twu-story. large lot. frond locution: $2,850 Terms. COOLEY. Mayer-Kmer Bank. Lin. 3341. Res. Brookaide 1272. 6-ROOM cottage, best of Delaware St Will sacrifice at $3,000: reasonable terms. Appointment. Call Linooln 3734. ETTINGER a- mt iIHiLER • DOUBLE in \V I . 4 rooms a side, large lot. nici location. Rental value $36 Price $3,200. Terms. COOLEY. Lincoln 3341. Brooksido 12 72. 1917 X. LA SALLE St new. modern bungalow; garage, hdwd fluorn; Rybolt fur.; nicely decorated • $~. UKV t‘ rms. Irv, 1003. FOUR ROOM bungalow*. payments. Wash 4344 CITY BLOKS REALTY CO FOR nice homes, east nr south, call C. J. OS BURN Drey el 61 84 NORTH, bungalow. ."> ’ ooms lot 50x212 ! j. T-rms Owner. V/ash 1080. d—!k)ts $245; $1 weekly: 61 foot front, northeast. near paved roads and bus line. Main 0520. After 6 p. m Randolph 2474 I N RICHIE & SON. 710 Bankers Trust Bldg NINETY acres m Morgan County, thirty miles from Indianapolis; improved; orchard. clear. Trade for Indianapolis property. L. R LYONS. 108 N. Delaware. EUCLID ,N. 406: lot with garlow. MAIN <5400 ©—Suburban Acreage Tracts $ 3 (0) o iQ)(Q) Down Located % mile west of Ben Davis and 2 blocks south of the National Road. Paved road to city with excellent bus service. Interurban stop on addition called Sterling Heights Stop, on the Terre Haute Line. Prices range from $550.00 up. Weekly payments $1.50 and up. Buy this year and build next year. If you haven’t a car call us up and we will be glad to take you out and show you these fine tracts. Salesmen on grounds afternoons and evenings every day. MA in 2957 or evenings BEI. 3386 Ring 2. 415-16 Occidental Bldg. S2OO DOWN New four-room cottage, garage and about an, acre of ground, l / 2 mile west of Ben Davis and 3 blocks south of National Road. Paved road to city. Only 7 miles from Monument. Three blocks to bus lines. One block to interurban stop. Open for inspection every afternoon and evening or will take you out by appointment. Call MAin 2957 or evenings BEI. 3386 Ring 2. 415-16 Occidental Bldg. g—Building and Contracting. IF you have a clear loi we will build you a home. Our houses are better and cheaper, because we have no office help and pay no commission. Call Main 1221 and ask for MR EI.VERS or MR KLEIN. BUILDERS Have lots clear will deed. Let you build house, and take second mortgage. Address A No. 1428. Times.

*1 READ ESTATE FOK SALK g—Builders and Contracting. IF YOU have a io, wr wn) build and finance a house You pav like real CIVIC REALTY CO l .id N Dc'awa—room fill Lincoln 5050 27K1.U. HM .UK U \ N I El> WANTED—S or B room mod. home near Catholic sehl ' I. or will consider mod double 91,0 10 co h W ■ t-.li 4.(90 I WANT to buy a cheap cottage or double . ler $1.500 Brouksid 127 LIST your property w; j), I>77.>Tmieyi ■■ & %% • !--. lN Del S! WE NKEDTioCSKs Ca i Lca oki : <73 i ETTINGEK A SCHKKIPEK ! W ILL pay spot is • • ,apri • . ri ts ibh Ko: 1303 tt MISf ELLANEOtJS FOB SALE a—Coal, Ice and Wood Special Prices Now is the time to buy pood, clean coal To ecure pood clean rot you must bo -ur-' to buy from i poo! reliable coal dealer Th** past sixteen years' ex - P'tkih’c in the coa! business taught us to select "‘our coal from the best reliable mines in th** country Best W. Va. Block clean fkd.s6.so Best E. Ky. Block clean fkd.s6.so Best Poca. Red Ash $8.50 Best Glendora lp., clean fkd,s6.oo Best Glendora egg. clean Ikd 95 50 Best Ind. Ip . clean f kd LI or Ind. egg. clean, Ikd 75.15 High-frr.a Ic nut an. 1 Pack $3.75 KINDLING WITH EACH TON A dis-ount on all cash orders ol two tons or more. Union Ice & Coal Cos. b—Clothing TROUSERS To Matclhi n Yomif Coat n J $3.95, $4 95 Y S $5.95, $6.95 and up. S THU PANTS STORE CO. 48 West Ohio St., Near Illinois (—*-lliischold Good-. DAVENPORT brown leather'.-ttc: ball tree. good condition, * 0. IM7 Koeme St. Randolph 3132 _ ELECTRIC lirelcss <*ookr*r. standard with <ro**k; excellent condition W:inh. 3409. FLOOR covering. 9x12. $6. rugs. $8.45 up. UNITEi in . a PIN ( o ; GAS stove*. &ood condition fine baker. $6: two new Hereon doors. $6. Web. 8382. GAS KANG E r HEAP __ _ Cad Wash. 1373. KALTEX funiiturc; bargain prices CAIMTOU SALKS CO 52_\V New York St SPECIAL Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, 9x12, $14.75 Regular nationally advertised is sl§. Small pizes proportionately priced. All frizes and patterns in stock. NO SECONDS All perfect, rugs and are fully guaranteed. Our new spring stock of Brussels, Axminsters. velvets and Wilton rugs aro Fold at the lowest prices in tho city. Come in and let us jirove it. A small deposit holds any rug lor future delivery. Free Delivery Anywhere Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W. Wash. St . opposite Statchous*. "If it covers the floor, wo have it." Op n evenings until !> o'clock. ATTRACTIVE, full-size wooden beds in ivory, oak or any eolor enamel. 715.50 FURNITURE SPECIALTIES CO.. 442 Miss. Avi'. Lincoln 0001 WILL pay 73 cusn lor information leading to sale of new sewins; machine. Drexel 2-102. d—Miscelloneous BATH CABINET AND MASSAGE TABLE (’ HE AP. H All HI SON 3(137. RANGING baskets with terns; potted lilants for porch boxes. 503 Southern. Foul. TABLES, like new. ST. DENIS HOTEL. Main 2171. RADIO BARGAIN SALE; receiving sets sold at the RTeatest bargains ever known. CAPITOL SALES CO. 52 W. New York SI. Typewriter Bargains USEb LARGE AND SMALL TYPEWRITERS AT LOW PRICES; ALL GUARANTEED CASH OK PAYMENTS; EXPERT REPAIRING AT LOW COST. RIBBONS 60e EACH. Clark Typewriter Shop 18 W. MARKET ST.. 2ND FLOOR. Phone Main 2658. TYPEW KIT ERS $25. $35. S4O, SSO. S6O: factory rebuilts and fully guaranteed. Typewriter# rented, repaired. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.. 30 S. Pennsylvania. Lincoln 6822. Established ISSQ, CANVAS FOLDING COTS Wall Tents. Auto Tents Storage Tents, Tarpaulins, all sizes. Manila Rope, Binder Twine, slightly damaged; Vises, Scales, Anvils, Forges, Pipe Tongs, Crow- Bars, Bath Tubs and' hundreds of other items for the camper and contractor at bargain prices. Open until 4 p. m. Saturday. M. L. GOLDBERG & SON CO. 1302 West Washington St. FOR SALE—Canoe and outfit in good condition; reasonable. Call Bel. 2464. e—Musical Instruments PHONOGRAPHS, $3.98 For picnics. camps, canoes MRS. RENO, 1940 Broadway. Randolph 1469.

25 AnSCELLANEOUS t "ySALE e—Musical Instruments PLAYER piano for sale. $300; wonderful | tone, walnut case, used but little, ex- | cellent bargain. Address A No. 1437, Times, or phone Circle 4034. PLAYER piano, fine xor rent, with selection of rolls. $6.50 per month. Phone Circle 4034. f—Pet and Live Stock RHODE ISLAND Red and White Rock chickens for sale. Web. 143:. 2Tbl si NESS ANNOUNCEMENTS BATHROOM COMPLETE, S9O E. M. Hardin Cos. 3215 E. Mich. Web. 3001. CARPENTERING A NT) ROOFING Repairs. T. F. BISHOP. 15 S. East. Main 6813. FEATHERS bought, sola and renovated: feather mattresses and pillows made. E_ F. HURKLE, 416 Mass Main 1428. PAINTING, pap. nng. * clean.; gen. con. Work guar. Web. 1735, Bel. 4470. PAPER cleaned, inside painting, hardwood floors finished. Call Webster 8801. HARRY CPURT. ' / PAPER hanging and cleaning; first-class work: latest samples. EDWIN 11. JORDAN. Web. 875 L. PAPER HXG. & PAINTING: FIRSTCI.ASS WRK GUARANTEED. Bel, 4647. PAPER '-leaning, woodwork washed, make old paper like new. Randolph 6219. SAFETYraZOK BLADES Sharpened. TUTTJLEDGE. 201 Indiana Aw. RUGS. oxl2. thor. ulna; $2; all work gruar. SUPERIOR CLEANERS. Ken. 44(32. SODDING. GRAD IN G. VV HITE WA S HING, spray **r hru:Ai. I.im-oln 2014. UPHOLSTERING rurn.. repairin'? and refinishincr. Drexel 7691 for free est. VAULT CLEANING. PERSONAE SERV~ TUB. P. 35 E. Maryland. St‘w. 1704. MULLER’S HAT SHOP Now Located at hO7 W. Maryland. Formerly 28 Kentucky Ave. J~F. SMITH & SON. earii.-nteruig; old or new work: aspha’t shingles and roll roofing, metal gutters aim down spouts. Fi estimates, call Webster 3799, FOR EXPERT PAPER CLEANING < \ '- HARRISON 3635. * 2S > l OKAGE AM* T RANSFER KAI) [0 TRANSFER ST 18 3 ova rlami or City Hauling 3 3 214 E New York. 3 33 HAULING—PACKING —STORAGE Otto J. Suesz, Main 2353 3625. Night: Webster 0699. Low rat-’ on California shipments. LOt i moving race. :-rating and packing HOOStEK TRUCKIN' . fii .: 5 8 E St M. in 6812 _ WES’! SIDE I'RAKSFER 1 OTTO l* WOOD Re ■ itee: genera 11 mg dia- ■ '.ro '.a , g 1 1 ( 1 1 !’• -. i: Bel. 2528. MIKE O BRIEN. Transfer and S' -rage Main 1307. M 151 SIM M OI POKII MIU'S CLKANINt. PRESS INO plenty of work: host location north, best buy in city: C i-i w ill handle. Owner L:n. 78Q2. GROCERY More-, rooming houses and ig stores for -ale or exchange for on!a; property If you are in the market to buy or ■'.!. ea.l and see u- Have some real In;'- in business opportunities. A A BARNES SALES SERVICE. 309 '..arintv P - : Lincoln 6095. TTaRDW ark 'store for "jv: reason for - ■ .- -s R 0466. bTxTIUSIVK sale for Indpls. ot Fritch’a Box 657, Cit> Wt ■ 6 IW(IRKING SHOP : lly equipped: bargain RANDOLPH 09 13. 30 At rO.MORILES FOR >ALE b—Gasoline CHALMERS, in A-l ' condition, for S2OO. A J BPSSEN'BACK. Mam 5363. 511 E Washington, h-tweei- 7 and 5:30. CHEVROLET coupe. 1922: m exceptional-j !y good condition: large steering wheel.! front and rear hump, rr Cow l lights, trunk I ha - Mrp plat --* stop.ight and 5 good ■r-! t:re- On our lio-.r for immediate de-ny-v We need tin- room JONES WHITAKER s-VLES CO. 343 X, Capil h evening! CHEVROLET. 1922 touring: see tins ex- i eenttonal bargain today for $160; on easy terms STONE CHEVROLET CO. r N M< ridia - ; tnd Sundaj *23; par t iiki new. m.uor in excellent condition ind a bargain tor someone who likes! a Chevron ! 'llO down. bai. lerins. CAPITuI. OVERLAND CO. Capitol at Michigan. Open eve ping a and Sunday. lIIKvHdI.KT bur'.nr s<> starter. 5 giMsl tires, real shape, mechanically See j this quick: s-;5 down bal, $3 p, r week.] i . N m ■ O and Sunday. CHEVROLET, 1922 touring: A t condition.! motor coinpVt"ly overhauad. Must have cash, s'.’Hi Call Drexel 8375. 721 Cottag.- AmLJii i Kill 1 T Till RIN> new $l5O down. PRATHER CHEVROLET CO. 650 V irginia Ave. DR 6847. Ill" n o'■ mugs and Sunday. CHEVROLET eoupe. 1923: line condition; curd nr s.- P.’.i By owner. Irv. ,3122.| (tT’eVROLET—I922 coupe: $315. This little coupe has original finish, in good condition. ■ good tires. See this before vou bu.v. Will consider trade. Ourn Sunday and evenings. Main 3022. 422 N. Morid ian St. COI.E. 1920 sport mode!: just like new; 5 good tires: good paint: many extras: vour ear* in trade, balance payments. 902 N New Jerse.v M 2683 DODGE BROTHERS PANEL TRUCK | 1921 production. A good dependable truck that has been reconditioned and is* ready to delner satisfactory service Can be purchased $l5O down, balance monthly payments. C H WALLERICH CO. 533 N. Merldian St Circle 4300 ] DODO l - good condition; $75. CIIAS G SANDERS CO- 1025 N, Mer. DORT 1922 touring: new tires: terms. ..>!> N Capitol. Lincoln 4516. j DODO" roadster, oversized tires, shock ab-j sorhers. many other extras. Ford coupe, late model, with extras, cheap if taken at | once. 730 \V Wash. St. EUBANK MOTHK SALES CO. DODGES, all models. ipen and closed: lerins (-. 1 r.i. 1 c_ 559 X, Cmilol. LL 4516. FORD sedan 1923: upholstery in very Lest condition: lock wheel, motometee and bar cap. 4 good cord tires, motor in A I condition, windshield wiper and step plates. On our lloor for immediate delivery. Comp in and see it. JONFS WHITAKER SALES CO 313 N Capitol. Open Evenings. FORD sedan, 1922: naiiit like new; look wheel, 5 good cord tires; this ear will make a wonderful buy for someone in a light closed ear: trade or terms. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO., Capitol at Michigan. Open evenings and Sunday. FORD BODIES T~^ Sedan, eoupo. roadster, commercial and touring bodies. SWISSHELM & PARKER. 544 E. Wash. Open Eves. FORD touring. 1923: this ear is a real barsim. good tires, good paint: SIOO down. bal. terms. This car will not stay here long, so hurry. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO. ' Capitol at Michigan. Open tveitings and Sunday. FORD. 1923 model, price $275; five pood cord tires: first-class mechanically: looks like new; terms or trade. 422 N. Meridian. Open evenings ami Sunday. FORD, 1924 touring: starter, dem.; like new: $295. This won't last long. MILLER AUTO SALES CO.. 644-46 E. AVashington St ; FORII Speedster; 1920; overhead valves: just completely overhauled and is in perfect mechanical condition; S6O cash, balance monthly. 235 W. Georgia. Cirdr 8327. FORD touring. 1923: looks and runs exceptionally good; good top, curtains and tires; S6O cash, balance monthly. 235 \V Georgia. Circle 8327. FORD. 1922 touring: starter, deni., lock wheel and other extras; $175; terms. 427 X. Meridian. Open evenings. FORD. 1919 touring starter block: yours for S6O. MILLER AUTO SALES, 614 E. Washington St. FORD. 1923 touring; starter, demoun tables. lock wheel: like new. Finance ear. Sell balance line, SSO down. Mam 5013. FORD. 1922 touring, starter, dem., lock wheel and other extras: $175; terms. 427 N. Meridian. Open evenings, FORD, 1918 tounng. v our best buy today; SBO. 427 N. Meridian. FORD roadster, $65. 427 N. Meridian. Open evenings. INTERSTATE, excellent condition; new tires, cheap, Humboldt 1547.

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—Gasoline OVERLAND roadster. 1923: good tires, j good paint, spotlight, bar cap and motometer; $l4O down, balance terms. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO. Capitol at Michigan. Open evenings and Sunday. I OVERLANDS | that we have are the only touring cars' under SSOO with a body made entirely of ! steel. HAYNES & SCHMIDT. INC. 120-22 W. North. Lincoln 7575, OVERLAND. 1921 touring; runs good: $l5O. Hurry for this one. MILLER AUTO SALES CO . 644-46 E, Wash Si. OVERLAND coupe. 1922: five good cord tires. motor completely overhauled: $175 down, balance terms. A real bargain if you w ant a good closed ear. CAPITOL OVERLAND CO. Capitol at Michigan. Open evenings and Sunday. ! OVERLANDS ‘ Do you know that we have the only gear-shift ear in the world listing under SSOO HAYNES & SCHMIDT. INC. 120-22 W, North.* Lincoln 7575. STEPHENS —5-passenger touring: $250. Here is a chance to own a*f>tephens at a low figure. Good tires and good shape mechanically a rare bargain: terms or trade. 422 X. Meridian St. Open evenings and Sunday, For Good Used Cars See I WOLF AUTO CO. 559 N. Capitol. Main 1579, Open Sundays. DO you know that we have the only ear under SBOO with a permanent finish of hard baked enamel? HAYNES & SCHMIDT. INC 120-22 W. North, Lincoln 7575. 1921 CHEVROLET touring. $150: 5 good ! cord tires: good condition throughout: ! looks fine; a bargain- SSO down, bal. $3.50 per week. 422 N. Meridian St. Open evenings and Sundays. I DO you know that we have the only car 1 under SSOO with a speedometer as stand- . ard equipment? HAYNES A- SCHMIDT. INC 120-22 W. North. Lincoln 757.5. For the best of good used cars STOP at our lot. HAYNES & SCHMIDT INC. 120 22 W North. I.::). 7575 1922 MONROE Tour ; $375; this ear ran only 6.000 miles: original tires and paint: first class condition throughout: terms or trade. 422 X. Meridian St. Open evenings and Sundays. | WILL taxe goon talking machine or radio set as part payment on good used car. LI ncoln 6865. GUARANTEED USED CARS. Your own terms. Day and Night Auto Laundry. 1920 STUDEBAKER 6 touring: $425: 5 good tires: good running condition: a bargain: terms or trade. 422 N. Meridian. Op'-n evenings and Smiilay 1)0 you know that we have the only car under SSOO with curtains on curtain rods that open with the doors? HAYNES & SCHMIDT. INC. 1920 FORD coupe: very good: bargain. 1025 N. Mer. St. CHAS G. SANDERS CO AUTOMOBILES of every description. CHAS G. SANDERS CO. 1025 N >!e-ridt-'ii Circle 2772. USED ears, all kino.- easy payments, storpar's, accessories ail night service. SOI*TH SIDE SALETS Drexel 6240, Ur Ell CARS bought and sold. I. GOLDBI’RG, 522 N~ Capitol CARS. cash, payment, or trade. ,1 Whitaker Ci'o Cn 345 N. Cap. c—Tniekß GARY .".‘- ton dump truck. completely overhauled: A 1 shape throughout: newpaint and tires. Priced for quick sale* Terms ■an b*- arranged. 235 W. Georgia. Clrci'- 832 7. 31 Al rOMOBILES WANTED WANTED, 100 CARS to wreck lor parts. Will pay the highest cash pri.x-s Call us first. SAM CCKAZ AUTO PARTS A- TIRE CO. 519 N. Capitol Ave. Main 6389. AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E. New - York St. Main 4446. Ri PAIKS JTANiDARD MAKIXEA JY TERMS emm soles co joasl " A L'TO Ay ASHING Our specialty. 334 N. Uiinoia. 8 & S Auto Laundry ‘ TIRES—TIRES Ford sizes. $2 and up. Other sizes. $3 and up All used tires guaranteed. Adjustments at half price. 525 W. Washington St Open evenings AI TO TOPS—SIO UP Sedans trimmed and upholstered. AUTO TOP SHOP. 26 E. South Circle 8110. 33 MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES BICYCLES, good. $8 and up. tires. $2 and up. 9-10 Mass. Ave. 34 AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT RENT A NEW CAR. U drive it. 127 E. Wabash. Cncle 3000.

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SI S OOO $20,000 A YEAR Are you slaving for someone else at about $5 a day. and afraid of losing your job most, any time? Are you discouraged with your future outlook? Are you or your family continually paying doctor bills? Do you want to make real money and get your health so you can enjoy it? LISTEN! Get your pencil and figure with me. If you were a chiropractor and had only 10 patients a day your earnings would be at least $lO a day. Many chiropractors have 40 to 60 or more patients a day. Use your pendll What are tiieir earnings per year? NOW, you can enter our School, take day or evening classes, prepare yourself to earn real money, at very low tuition cost and get yourself and family well while still in school at no extra expense. a-l course. Palmer textbooks used. Palmer and Bebout methods taught. E. sy payments. Enter now before increase in tuition. Come in and talk it over. Central States College of Chiropractic 1031 LEMCKE BLDG. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALK

m *pfiMTS mi STARTS FRIDAY, JUNE 6 ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 14

FREE DELIVERY ANY PLACE IN THE CITY WE SHIP ANYWHERE IN THE STATE Fuarmtuire Specialties Cos. 442 Massachusetts Ave. * Lincoln 6061.

39 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Indianapolis. June 6. 1924. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. executrix of the last will of Pruella Fortner, deceased, pursuant to the provisions of said will, will offer for sale on July 30vh, 1924. at the office of Clarke & Clarke, Nos. 730-735 Bankers Trust building, Indianapolis. Ind.. for not less than the full appraised value thereof, the following described real estate, to wit: Part of the east 14. southeast ’.4, section 15, ard part oi the east V 4. northwest 44, section 22. township 15. range 2 east described as follows: Beginning in the center of the National road at a point 281.8 feet measured along the center of said road eastwardly from the vest line of the east 14, southwest U of said section 15: thence south parallel with the west line of said half quarter section 819 feet into section 22 to the north line of the right-of-way of the Terre Haute A Indianapolis Railroad: thence westwardly with said right-of-way line 274 25-100 feet, more or less, to the west line of said quarter section: thence north along said west line 798 feet to the center of the National road: thence running with the center of said road north 69 degrees east 281 8-10 feet to the place of beginning, containing 5 acres, more or less. If said real estate is not sold on said date, the undersigned' will continue from day to day thereafter to offer said real estate for sale at said place until the same shall have been sold. Said real estate will be sold for cash in hand and free and clear of all incumbrances. except all unpaid taxes ALTIA WELLS. Executrix. CLARKE & CLARKE. Attorneys. June 10-17-24-July 1. NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC. In the matter of the estate of Anna B. S. Baldoek. deceased. No. 65-21159. In the Probate Court of Marion County. June term, 19414. Notice is hereby given that William S. Baldoek, as administrator of the bove named estate, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Probate Court, on the sth day of July. 1924, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate required to appear ir> said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship. JAMES D. ERMSTON. Attorney. ALBERT H. LOSCHE.'Clerk.' June 10 17. NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC. 4 In the matter of the estate of Earl J.l Brattain. deceased. No. 65-21210. In the Probate Court of Marion County, June term. 1924 Notice is hereby given that Bertha E. Brattain, as administratrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Probate Court on the stli day of July, 1924, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be. why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship. ARTHUR A. STETTLER Attorney. ALBERT H. LOSCHE. Clerk. June 10-17. In the matter of the estate of Ellen McMahon, deceased. No. 65-21192. In the Probate Court of Marion County, June term. 1924. NOTICE TO HEIPS. CREDITORS. ETC. Notice is hereby given that. William P. McMahon, as administrator of the above named estate, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of sa:d Probate Court on the sth day of July, 1924. at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be. why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And thfi heirs of said •-stats are also required to appear and : make proof of their heirship. ALEERT H. LOSCHE. Clerk. ■Tune Ijl-17. NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC. In the matter of the estate of Amelda K. Mortland, deceased. No. 65-21200. In the Probate Court of Marion County, June term. 1924. Notice is hereby given that Margaret E. Mortland. as administratrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same come up for examination and action o 4 said Probate Court on the sth day ofl July, 1924. at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be. why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship. S. R. H. & SMITH. Attorneys. ALBERT H. LO&CHE. Clerk. June 10-17. SEALED proposals to the board of trustees of Indiana University for furnishing hospital equipment for the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for children will be received at the office of the Robert W. Long hospital until 12 o'clock noon. June 19. 1924 Specifications may be obtained at tha office of the Robert W. Long hospital, Indianapolis. Indiana, (Signed! JOHN W. CRAVENS, Secretary Board oi Trustees, Indiana University. June 10. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of Ella M. Waite, deceased, lata of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. GEORGE W. FROST. No. 22428. May 27-June 3. If*.

For orre week we will make a reduction of 10% less than our already low prices on all furniture in our store. This includes any order for Breakfast sets. We are complete home furnishers. Wa specialize in Breakfast Sets, Living Room Suites, Dining Room Suites, Bed Room Suites, Overstuft'ed Furniture. Full line of Simmons Beds are all included in this sale. Come in, get acquainted and save money.