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COLORED CONTROL ESTABLISHED AT VETSMT9SPITAL Dr. Ward of Indianapolis Heads Institution at Tuskegee. Timet Washinotqn Bureau, 1322 .Veto York A re. WASHINGTON, July 23—A11-col-ored control has been established at the Veterans' Bureau hospital. at Tuskegee, Ala., thereby culminating one of the most bitter race controversies in that State for years with a colored victory. This Veterans’ Bureau hospital is used to treat colored veterans exclusively, but up until this week supervision had been vested in a white physician. Dr. Charles B. Griffith. Colored organizations maintained the hospital should be run entirely by colored men. Tuskegee whites submitted heated protests and even sent delegations to Washington. The whites insisted the key positions should not ae killed by colored men, pointing out that such a situation would tend to incite race riots. In the early days of the contest, President Harding promised colored organizations that he meant to put in an all-colored personnel. The replacement was so slow, however, that Tuskegee was mainly responsible for anti-Republican comment in the colored press and the eventual indorsement of Senator La Follette by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored PeopleFull authority was vested in Dr. Griffith to change to an all-colored personnel as soon as he thought it advisable. Griffith has Just wired to Director Hines that he has transferred the control of the hospital over to Dr. Joseph H. Ward of Indianapolis, colored, who formerly held the position of chief of the surgical staff. Transfer of the control to Ward leaves but one of the 269 employes at the hospital a white man. He is the electrician and will be replaced by a colored man before Aug. 1. Dr. Griffith also will remain at Tuskegee till Aug. 1 when iie will come here to a position in the Veterans’ Bureau medical division.

OCTAGON NOOSE QUAINTEST PLACE IN WASHINGTON Ghosts Supposed to Live There, Although Architects Deny ft. Timet Washington Bureau. 1322 Xeu) York Are. WASHINGTON. July 23.—Architects are not afraid of ghosts. They have demonstrated this by their twenty-two years occupation of Washington’s famous “Octagon House,” at the corner of Eighteenth St. and New York Ave. During all the time the American Institute of Architects has had its headquarters there, they claim they i have never seen a ghost, and as for the "haunted bell wires,” if there ever were any, they seem to have left off troubling the inhabitants now. Yet the "Octagon House” continues to be one of the first things people want to see when they come to Washington. It is as famous as "The Little Green House on K St.,” or “Ned McLean's Little House on H St.” \ Like the latter, it is credited with having a tunnel passage, leading in this case to the Potomac River. Secret .Doors Admitted There have been stories of "secret panles.” "secret pasageways” and “secret rooms.” The American* Institute of Architects admits that there are secret dpors leading into the back hall and dining room and will point them out if you like. They are some distance from tho actual door and no key-holes, hinges or openings show on the blind side. Wash-boards and chair-boards run right across these doors, making them unnoticeable. Plenty of historical atmosphere still remains in tlife beautiful ojd place. Here it was that Gol. John Tayloe of Virginia, with his princely fortune of $75,000 a year, used to entertain lavishly the elite of Washington and Europe. Presidents came there. Including Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and John Quincy Adams. La Fayette was feted there. George Washington visited the house aften while it was being built, but had died before it was completed. The story of the haunted bell-wires is that all the bells In the house used to- ring mysteriously at a certain hour each night. One skeptical gentleman, dining with Colonel Tayloe one night when the celebrated clanglngs began, is said to have jumped up and .caught the bell-wires in his hand, only to be lifted Mght off the floor as he did so, while the ringings went on. Eventually the bells were taken out and put in differently so that superstitious negro servants would remain in the house. Shape Is Fascinating It is the shape of the house which is so fascinating. The central section is a semi circle, which is flanked by two wings which bend back, angle by angle, until an eight sided figure is formed. President and Mrs. Madison Occupied the "Octagon House” as a “temporary White House” after the British had burned the White House in 1812. It was in the circular room upstairs, now occupied by the secretary of the American Institute of Architects, that Madison signed the treaty .which ended the war.

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> I Gang life, slums, unhappy marriages. These are just a few of the things University of Chicago sociological students are going to look into. A $75,000 from the Laura Spelman Rockefeller memorial fund and $25,000 from other sources—will finance the investigations. i£Tof. Charles E. Merriam (above) will have charge of the work. '

RADIO PICTURE*. SENDING MADE COMMONPLACE Light Values Converted Into Electric Variations in New ‘Miracle,’ Bv XEA Service WASHINGTON. July 23.—Transmission of pictures by radio, long the subjecCof world-wide discussion and experiment, is at last ready for practical use. Initial installations are now being made and soon the whole United States, as well as other countries, is expected to be covered with a network of radio photo transmitting and receiving apparatus. A company has already been formed here for the purpose. It establishes and operates transmit ting equipment, manufactures and leases receiving apparatus, and is continuing research work for perfection of the machinery. Basic patents have already been issued and others have been applied for. Behind this tremendous advance in the history of wireless is C. Francis Jenkins, the inventor, who is as famous In the motion picture field as he is in the radio field. He has the distinction of being accredited the inventor of the first motion picture projector. The Apparatus For the last few years It has been known that Jenkins had been working on a method of sending pictures by radio. Others, too, have been busy with ,the same idea, but Jenkins’ machine is unique. The basis of the apparatus is a prismatic ring, or disc, anew optical shape in glass, which Jenkins himself designed and can make only by the use of special apparatus. In the sending apparatus, four prismatic rings are combined, revolving across a light beam directed through a photo negative. These rings slice the rays Into strips and convert the light vajues into electrical values. The electrical values are then sent out into space on radio carrier waves, just as sound Is transmitted. At the receiving end, these electrical waves are caught, converted into light and recorded on a photo negative. *"'* Thus one broadcasting station can transmit a photograph to as many points as have the required receiving apparatus, powerful enough to detect the wave of the broadcaster. In this, the photo broadcasting is similar to sonud broadcasting, the distance of transmission being dependent on the power of the station and the strength of the receiving set. Radio Vision Ahead Jenkins expects to gq even further. He forecasts the coming of radio vision and radio movies within a few years. In his laboratory here, five youths are helping him perfect these wonders. Combined with Aidio-radio, Jenkins sees the next generation listening to and seeing plays and events enacted far away. For the present, the Jenkins installation for broadcasting pictures by radio includes the transmission of messages, contracts and newspaper copy by this method. Jenkins has been able to flash 100 words a minute in this way. He predicts 1,000 words a minute within a short time. RADIO PUT* ON TANKS Successful Tests Made With Suitable Equipment. By XEA Service WASHINGTON, July 23—Army Tanks will be equipped with radio sending and receiving sets, according to word from the United States War Department. This has been decided on after successful tests made with equipment suitable for rough usage such as tanks undergo. The only difficulty with these is that the noise while the tanks are in motion is so great that the sets cannot be used. Even while the tanks are not moving, for proper transmission the sets have to be well shielded from metal bodies. U. S. Company Builds In Canada By Times Special WINDSOR, Ontario, July 23.—The Campbell Soup Company, an American confrern, plans to establish a factory in Essex county. The factory may be located in either Kingsville or Leamington.

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LOCAL WANr AD RATES 12c Per Line 1 Time 11c Per Line 3 Times or More 10c Per Line 6 Times or More Minimum Space Two Lines. The Times will not he responsible tor more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement. Want Ad Clerks will give a Rill number when a cancellation or stop order is received. Advertisers are urged to keep a memorandum of thisi number, as it indicates the time and date of cancellation. You can telephone your Want Ads and bill be sent later. Just call MA in 3500. Ask for Ad Taker. TIMES WANT ADS COST LESS 6 rUNERAL, DIRECTORS DR EX EL t 2" r -’ orß UNDERTAKERS—HISEY" & TITUS. 931 X. Delaware. W. T. BLASENGY.M 2228 Shelby St. 1702 N. Illinois. Drexell 2570. FLANXER & BUCHANAN 320 N. Illinois St. Funeral directors to the, people of Indianapolis since 1887. Phone—Main 0641 0642. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY BERT S. UADD—2I3O Prospect St. Phone Stewart 2278, George Grinstemer Funeral director. % 522 E. Market. Main 0908, Whiteside & Ilixon 1618 Prospect St. Drexel 38113. AM) ~ FOUND—Articles found In IndiananolU street cars yesterday: ELECTRIC WIRE 2 PURSES 3 PACKAGES INSURANCE PAPERS LARGE BOTTLE MALTED MILK 1 UMBRELLA MAIN 2737. COIN purse: gray; lost: with bill and rosary: reward. Kenwood 4616, PURSE; small black. 2 snaps; containing SlO or $11; lost Sunday; Walnut Gardens;'reward. 1115 Fletcher. Drexel 7331. BUNCH of keys lost Sunday, vicinity of King Ave. and St. Clair St. Finder return 2610 W. Michigan. Reward.- BEI- - 1308 or BElmont 1473. LOST—At Riverside Golf Court, a pair of eye glasses. Reward. Rand. 7177. LOST—Roy's wheel at Garfield Park Sunday. Return to 322 W, Raymond. Rew. BOSTON* bull terrier; child s pet; reward. Randolph 1289. 12 HELP WAN TKI>—MALE BOYS s WANTED To CARRY TIMES. Two good routes for sale. Apply at 3009 N. Capitol Ave. RA ndolph 0934 MRS. BINNINGER FOUR farm hands between ages 40 and 60. single; good salary; steady work; at once. 210 Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio. 16 HLLP \Y AM LI4—IKM.ALK WOMAN about 60 years of age to keep modern apartment for man with little girl. 9. Must be some or.e desiring good home and a lover of children. Randolph 158 1. WOMEN wishing to make money, doing Interesting. light work, whole or part fhe, apply 1804 College Ave (rear). Here is a chance to help hubby pay the bills or earn some pin money. FISHING BRIDGE = IN YELLOWSTONE BIDS FOR FAME

Claim JVlore Fish Caught There Than in Any Other Place. YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wyoming. July 23. —A little distance from the timbered point where the Yellowstone River flows out of Yellowstone Lake, the stream, is spanned by a low, sturdy bridge, not overly handsome, but ranking with the most famous bridges in the world. It is the Fishing Bridge, where more fish are caught on the hook than at any place in America. Here the tyro, who knows nothing of the finer points of fishing, may enjoy himself equally with the pkilleJ angler. All day long you will find on Fishing Bridge an eager throng, with lines in the water, angling for trout, and very, very few of them go away disappointed or empty-handed. The fishing possibilities of Yellowstone Park are coming to he ap predated more and more every season. Yellowstone Lake, offers the angler a tempting field, lut many sportsmen pass It by be- < ctiuse it is too easy to catch fish there. Many who have fished its waters caught their day’s quota from its deep 1/iue waters in less than two hours. The Lamar River, in the vicinity of Camp Roosevelt, where Theodore Roosevelt and John Burroughs tramped, camped and fished in 1903, is a veritable sportsman’s paradise, fishermen report. The fish are large and exceedingly gamey, and there the angler finds the supreme test of his skill. Some beautiful strings have been brought In by enthusiasts who would rather stay at C i Roosevelt gnd fish than view all scenic marvels of the park. I The streams abound in rainbow, cutthroat, redthroat and .epeckled brook trout, and with Montana grayling, Rocky Mountain whitefish, yellow perch, several varieties of sucker and dace. In the lakes are to be found the mackinaw, the Scotch lake trout, lock leven and European brown trout. There is, as always, great rivalry among fishermen for the largest single catch. So far as authentic records go, for recent years, “Sam” AVoodring, chief ranger, leads with a twelve-pound mackinaw, taken from a hole in the Snake River near the south boundary of the park. But Sam sa'ys he knows that a tourist from Glendive, Mont., caught one in the sjme hole- in 1923 that weighed twenty-three pounds. A record was established in 1923 for trout egg collecting in Yellowstone, when more than 13,000,000 were collected, and more than 12,000,000 planted.

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Rentals — Almost every one is looking for a place to move. Those who have lived in flats during the winter want to get out into a bungalow. You Gan Rent your house by using a Times Want Ad. They are easy to use. Call Main, 3500 and ask for an ad taker. Charge accounts opened with responsible parties of permanent address. % 1 1 " An Ad a Day Is the Surest Way

13 INSTRUCTIONS ATTRACTIVE SALARY ■ * Interesting work * * In Beauty Culture A profession which Is not overcrowded and tho demand for beauty culturists growing stronger every day. Seo how wo help you to earn while you learn, how we gfve you practical experience, how we enable you In either day or evennig classes to make your life work easier nnd happier In a better paying position; investigate NOW—send for free booklet—complete Information on this wonderful opportunity—NOW t Free Clinic J&thibowjfcademv (ttltare w? 157 N. ILLINOIS ST.. SUITE 207.” PHONE Circle 0296. MEN to if-arn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBER S COLLEGE, SAO E Washmgton St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 07 >7. POPULAR piano music taught ;n 20 lessons. beginners and advanced. Clark yob-s,School. 10 W Ohlo_St Circle 8326 16^HELI'’ IVANTE I *—FEMAIJE GOOD HOME for middle-aged colored wom\ an. responsible, good cook, willing to go to lake. Wash 4117. 17 a—Male PORTER on work around house, willing to work L J BUTLER Lm 4 429 b—Female CURTAINS TO LAUNDER LUTZ. DREXEL 0805. DAY WORK or general housework; no laundry, Kenwood 3236 1051 Roach St CLEANING and sweeping; experienced wowan. Lincoln 2951. ROUGH-DRY washing* to bring home, by colored woman Clrrle 3593 REFINED lady with son. 14 wishes position housekeeper. Son will work for hoard. Country prefrd. A No. 1456, Times ie ROOMS toil KENT AUDUBON ROAD. N. 336: Irvington; a large, cool, light, well furnished bedroom; $25; only women considered. CAPITAL, N.. 2180 nice large room. modern, for 1 or 2. Randolph 9492 CENTRAL, 3335; ■urtushed three-room apartment; bath, private homo: will accommodate 4 empljyed; adults preferred. Washington 22U>. CLINTON HOTEL - 29 Virginia Ave ; dr suitable, right in heart of city: $3 to $0 per week. MERIDIAN, 520, N : Apt 18; very desira ble room; gentlemen. Main 8698. NEW JERSEY. N. 220: clean, modern rooms, by the day or week. Prices reasonable. Circle 3847. ORIENTAL, 944: pleasant fur. rooms: In private family; reasonable. Web 2167. ST. JOE. E., 19: large, cool room, tor one or two: home privileges and breakfast; walking distance. Circle 4575. NICELY Furnished" room for two men. Webster 5786. MODERN front room; private entrance. MODERN, attractive suite, furnished, for one to three persons: cheap. Lin. 6506 LARGE, attractive, cool, front room, widow’s home; walking dlst, M, 7925. NEWLY furnished front room; in a modem private home; $5. Web, 4077. r a—Light Housekeeping BROADWAY. 1523; 2 lovely front rooms. well furnished modern. Circle 3087. (Xrf.LEGE Ave., 2154 U: nice, clean, furnished light housekeeping room, moddln, private, janitor service,, reasonable. DELAWARE, N. 1836; two"w-ell furnished. light, airy rooms range; cabinet, ELEVENTH St., 520 E.: 2 desirable, com pletely furn. rnis.; mini. Main 7596 MeCARTY. E. 949: modriYi front rooms, kitchenette, bath, everything furnished; 86 00: good location; tfear Fletcher Ave. NEW JERSEY, N., 1474: 1 large room and kitchenette; also large front sleeping room. Private home, MERIDIAN, N., 816; large room; private entrance; walking distance. TUXEDO, 21. S.; two front housekeeping rooms: modern, garage; $7 week. 12TH St., E. 1526: two rooms with kitchenette, unfurnished, strictly mod., pmployed mar, couple, range furn. Web. 3635. TWEI.FTH, E. 610; two large mod. conneeting. unfurnished rms., kitchenette. BEAUTIFUL Woodruff large room, kitchenette; furnished; S3O. Webster 4108. HOMEY place for two settled women; north side, elose in. Humboldt 1964. 3IST. W., modern furnished housekeeplng room. Randolph 7879. NICE, housekeeping rooms: everything furnished; $3 up. 139 N. Eats St. b—Board and Rooms CENTRAL, 3060; large furnished front room: modern; home privileges; reasonable: breakfast optional. Rand. 9071. ILLINOIS, N. 2722: strictly private home with'all home privileges. Ha*. 8368. 27TH, \V. 341: modern, 0 rooms and bath, full basement. S4O. Rand, 2636. YOUNG LADYtO share room: private home, board; home priv. Webster 6797. d—Business Places DELAWARE. N. 1846; garage for 2 cars; fine location: rent cheap. Ken. 2634 You Read the Want Ada— Have you tried to use them? V*

19 RKXTALS a—Hotse* BICKTNQ, 215; single 7-room, modern house water paid; S4O. Drexel 7592. c 1 22'-’l; south half mod. double, 8 rooms, garage Rand. 2332. CAPITOL. N , 3170: o rooms; modern corner, double. Randolph 3413 *?L , ® : 4 rooms, semimodern; $25 W. L. BRIDGES, 237 N. Delaware St. Circle 7808, EUCLID. N\. 40U: 3-room cottage water electne lights: 5J6,50. Main 0409 ’ HAMILTON 229, N.; 8room. aeml-modern: will Paper part: $35. Main 0792. WASHINGTON BANK—AND TRUST CO. JEFFERSON, X. 317: six-room modern; doulhe t irage Webster 2581 KEYSTONE. S, 432: 6 rooms; modern: tgarage: 837. Drexel 6119 ORLEANS. i833; 9-room modern housedouble garage; S4O. Drexel 1485 SIXTEENTH, E. 2441; four-room double: modern; newly decorated: near Brook side nark ST ATE. V 456: south halt of mod. double >* rooms, near Tech, Drxel 1518 1318 Roach x. 5 room* ro no 334 S Hamilton, 5 room* 22.50 2322 Belief on tains. 4,rooms and bath 40.00 COLORED 535 Drake 3 rooms $15.00 FOl W. Walnut. 3 rooms 18 00 529 W. 17th. 4 rooms 20 00 529 *4 W 12th, 4 rooms, bath.... 22.50 502 N, California. No 1. 3 rooms and bath in a-door bed ...... 35.00 402 W. 20th 0 >oo ns. modern.... 40.00 I. N. RICHIE & SON. Main 0520. 710 Bankers Trust Bldg. 4 BEDROOMS Eight room modern house. In good repair. 414 E Fifteenth. Rent $65 Call Indiana Trust. Rand 9364. NEW four-room double on northwest corner of Sheffield and Howard: electricity, gas. city water, inside toilet, shed, i R W. LEWIS Sr CO. COLORED. 2138 AND 2*30 N. ARSENAL New four-room cottage*. s2l each K W. LEWIS Sr CO. MODERN double. 4 rooms to a side: 1 side modern double; 7-room house. Call at 2202 Martha St. Belmont 2403. HALF of double house, semi-modern: $25 Call Belmont 3687. b— Houses, Flats Furnished ST CLATR, E., 314: 4-room apartment; downstairs Lincoln 048*5. c—Apartments DEXTER and 21s. modern 5-room apartgarage Randolph 3426. TACOMA Av., N., 1214; three rooms with private bath and entrance; newly furnished: reasonable. ©—Miscellaneous FOR RENT —Office space, furnished or unfurnished. 431 432 T.emcke Bldg. 21 REAL ENTATK FOK HAIJft b—House©

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On the Sunny Side of the Smoke. New West Side Addition Gravel Streets, Drainage Sewer, Cement Sidewalks, Electricity, Water inside of Houses. 4 and 5-Room Bungalows Moderately Priced “Why Pay Rent?’’ The rent you pay will buy on© of these beautiful homes. Located 4700 west on West Washington street (National Road) on south side of road. Watch for Our Sign All West Washington Street Bus Lines Pass This Addition. Come out this evening. Our agents will be there. Or call and arrange for appointment. Hume-Mansur MAin 3868.

FLETCHER Ave., near Shelby; six-room modern, except furnace: fireproof roof. Only $3,500. Easy terms. Lincoln 3734. PARKER Ave., 54iF open for* inspection all day Friday, July 25; 7 rooms, modern. hardwood floors, beautiful front porch, nice ya-d and nice basement, parage; close to St. Philip Church. See this without fail, then call Drexel 6184. TIMES WANT ADS DEAD TO SUCCESS

21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses . Sale or Trade Double, south; new, 4 rooms a side; electric lights, gas, inside toilet, double garage. Price only $4,650: equity SI,OOO, or will trade for 4 or 5-room cottage. Reasonably priced. Mr. Keller. Rand. 0894. Schmid & Smith, Inc. Realtors. 130 N. Delaware St. 4088. S4OO Casli Handles 5-Yoom modern bungalow: 1 year old; on Indianapolis Ave.. near 30th: only $4,800; balance $44 per month. -Mr. Keller. Randolph 0894. Schmid &\Smith, Realtors 130 N. Delaware St. Main 4088. S3OO TO SSOO DOWN 6158 Haverford Ave., near Broad Ripple; grade and high schools: modern bunfalow; 5 rooms. up-tff*tlate, with shades; iving room, two bedrooms, bath, kitchen, breakfast nook, cement basement, laundry tubs and model furnace. Price $5,650. Down pavrnfeat; balance like rent. C. L. DAVIDSON. Main 4295. Evenings, Randolph 4057. . Beautiful Bungalow 3440 Hillside Ave. New four-room' bungalow and two large lots. This will bear prompt investigation, as it is an .exceptional bargain; SSOO down. S4O per month. J. S. Cruse Realty Cos. 128 N. Delaware. Main .5840. Warman Ave., S. A good cottage of 4 rooms and large pantry, electric lights, well and full lot. Best bargain in town at $1,450; on terms. G .C. Welch. MEYER-KISER BANK. Lincoln 3341, Res,, Humboldt 4471. Near Prospect On Hastan; four-room; gas, electric lights; A-1 condition throughout; price $3,000, S3OO cash: immediate possession. Mr. Keller. Randolph 0894. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors 130 N. Delaware St. Main 4088. S2OO DOWN Four-room bungalow, with electric lights and garage; extra large east front lot for chickens or garden; $lB N. Worth Ave.: about 5200 block W. Wash. St. Price S3.800: down payment: balance $25 per month. C. L. DIVIDSON, Main 4295. Evening*. Randolph 4057, FIB M.MED 5-room bungalow, bath, toilet, paved strtet, large lot: located 2867 Columbia Ave. Price only $3,250: easy terms. Call Mr. Weesner. Main 0792. WASHINGTON RANK AND TRUST CO.

Cash hr Your Lot as down payment on new 4-room bungalow. I'4 blocks oft E Wash, on S. Webster. Prlee $2,600. Call Mr. Keller; res.,, Prexel 7186. ___ $2.200.00: 7200 down, balance monthly, new four-room bungalow on cinder street. 2 lots 61x158 each Main 0520. After 0 p. m. Randolph 2474. I. N. RICHIE Sr SON. 7IQ Bankers Trust Bldg. VACANT LOT OWNERS I have several small doubles and I will consider clear, vacant lots as first payments. MR BURCA'V. Main 1576. Res.. Randolph 0473 evenings. by~owneb " New semi-modern bungalow, 5 rooms and room for bath. Attractively finished. Priced at rock turn RA 1162 WA 24 58. FOUR-ROOM HOUSE—2 lots, outbuildings. plenty fruit, in Marshall. Ind . near Turkey Hun State Park. Cash price SI,OOO. Owner. 741 N. Perilling. EAST 6 room modern east front, lot 40x160. 3 car garage Price $4,500. Webster 4543 1106 N TREMONT 6-room modern home Full lot. Rybolt furnace: SSOO cash, balance - terms. Webster 0100: Webster 5309. NEW o-room, semi-modern, by o^ner; S3OO down. Drexel 1539. 1202 a* Sherman Drive DOUBLE, east. 5 rooms a side, semi-mod-ern. 2-car garage, large lot: priced Ur Quick sale on easy terms Drexel 4063 NEW. 4 rili r $1,600: SI,OOO down; terms: 91 700. S2OO down. Owner Bel. 1159. FOUR-ROOM bungalows: easy payments Wash 4344 CITY BI.DRS. REALTY CO, d—Lota BYRAM ?t : near 53d and Butler college new site: size 50x150: only S6OO and on payment* of $lO down and 51.50 per week Call evenings. Ran. 4057. 38111 ST., near Keystone: excellent lot; 4’.'*155 $450. $1.25 per week. Humholdt 2439. A BARGAIN; 22d and Butler Ave; lot 40 *128: cast front: $264: $1 per week. '3 ALTER SAI NDERS. Wob 7509 eve. ITS never ,ost unto maianapolts Times Want Ads have filled to find it. ©-—Suburban Acre Tracts Located 7 miles west of Monument or H mile west of Ben Davis and 2 blocks south of National road. Interurban stop on the addition. Hus lines within 2 blocks. Makes excellent tracts for chicken raising or truck gardening. Prices and Terms Prte** of tract* run from 9550 up to $99*5. Can be bought for $lO down and $1.50 per week. Liberal discount! allowed for any amount of caah. Salesman ou grounds every afternoon and evoninff. Cottages We also have 3 new Froom cottages lo-ca'-d on good tracts in this addition, one block from interurban stop and 3 blocks from bus lines. Will eeil for following terms and prices: No. 1, price $2,350, S2OO down. $21.50 per month. No. 2. price $2,400. S2OO down. $22 per month. No. 3 price $2,300, S2OO down. s2l per month. For further information call MAtn 2957 or BElmont 3386 Ring 2. evening*. 415-16 Occidental Blog Here’s Your Chance $3,200 S2OO cash, balance monthly; ground 169x253; new four-room bungalow: shed. well, on cinder street. Main 0520. After 6 p. m. Randolph 2474^ I. 'S. RICHIE Sc SON, g—lluilders and Contracting. IF YOU have a clear lot. wo will build you a home. Our houses are better and cheaper because we have no office help and pay no commissions. Coll Main 1221 and ask for MR. ELVERS or MR. KLEIN. IF YOU HAVE A LOF WE WILL BUILD AND FINANCE YOUR HOME. RELIABT.E REAI.TY CO Msin 01 86 22~ REAL ESTATE WANTED Property Owners I have plenty of calls for reasonably priced property in all parts of the city. If you have something for sale, call me. Mr. Keller. Randolph 0894. with Schmid & Smith, Inc. Realtors 130 N, Delaware St Main 4088. I Rave Many calls every day for hom? on the south side. I can sell your property in this section of the city providing price is consistent with condition and location. Call Ed. O'Callahan, South Side Specialist, with McCORD & McKINNEY, Realtors. 311 I/omcke Bldg. Circle 5220: evenings. Brook side 1633. LIST your property with us and prepare to move. Our service doe 9 the turn. Buyers waiting. Call Mr. Strong. Main 2957. Orin Jessup Land Cos. 415-16 Occidental LIST your prope/ty for sale with Prie*mlryer Sr Weiss. 136 N. Del. St. Lin. 3105. I WILL pay spot cash for your home if priced reasonable. Ran. 1303. 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALB *—<Coal, Ice and Wood SPECIAL PRICES Best Va. Block Large Forked $6.50 Best K.v. Lp. Large Forked $6.50 Best Glendora Lp. Large Forked. . . . SO.OO UNION ICE & COAL CO. Drexel 4021. Drexel 4622. ©—Household Goods BEDS, oak. ivory or any color enamel or unfinished banister beds, $18.59 special for $12.90. FURNITURE SPECIAX.TIES CO.. 422 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. LINCOLN 6001. BRASS bed, three-quarter, springs and mattress, slightly used. S2O. Call Humboldt 2755. > FURNITURE for three-room apartment: cheap; beds. desk*, davenport, dressers. morris chair, table and chairs. 6320 University Ave. RUGS AND LINOLEUM CHEAt. 207 W. Washington SU

25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE c—Household Goods SEWING machine; portable electric: bargaln quick sale- 930 S. Meridian. SINGER SEWING MACHINE,, practically new, reasonable. Phone Randolph 0160. CENTRAL Ave.. 225*; dining-room suite, buffet, table and chairs. Owner leaving Cost $l5O. sale prico S6O. Randolph JULY sale on ruga and linoleums. 425 E. Washington St. ’ b—Clothing BATHING suit. sl2: lady's size 38; perfectly new, SB. Irvington 4213. TROUSERS To Matclh n Your Coat n T $3.95. $4.95 T g $5.95, $6.95 and up. g THE PANTS STORE CO. 48 West Ohio St., Near Illinois d—Miscellaneous DRUM set, $25; baby buggy. S2O; Princess dresser, sl2. 1637 Rembrandt. MIXER; small concrete; in dandy condilion. Lincoln 2054. The Lawrence Paints Over 40 years on the market; covers more and preserves the surface longer and goes further than other paints. L. D. Tvler & Cos. Sole Distributors. BOR SALE at public auction Thursday. July 24. 1924. at 9:30 a. m.. at the Unclaimed Freight Station of the C.. C.. C. & St. L. Ry. Cos.. Capitol Ave. and South St.. Indianapolis. Ind.. refused, unclaimed, over and damaged freight. For a partial list of the articles to sell, see auction notice in this paper J. K. VANCE. F. C. A. July 22, 23, PRATT, E 109; electric fan for aale.'Call Circle 4817. ©—Musical Instruments COLUMBIA phonograph, walnut (finish. excellent condition. $l5O Bize. bargain $35.00. Terms: no Interest. 1114 N. Meridian St. ELLINGTON piano: good tone and excellent condition. Call Drexel 1668. f—Pet and Live Stock Good, Sound, Yellow Ear Com, Delivered to the Stock Yards.

PIT bull pups, thoroughbred: $lO and sls. 2225 Winter Ave. 27 iq SI NESS ANNOUNCEMENTS BATHROOM COMPLETE. S9O ■ M. Hardin Cos. 3215 E. Mich. Web 3001. CLEANING AND PRESSING. CAPITOL CITY CLEANERS. DREXEL 9499. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated: feather mattresses and pillows made. E F. BURKI.E, 416 Mass. Main 1428, FURNITURE, upholstering, repairing and r-finishing. Webster 4665. RAG rugs, carpet weaving; made by experienced workman. Bel. 3541. REMODELING concrete blocks and oe>ment work: tinning. T. F. BISHOP CO.. 901 E. Washington St. Lincoln 3495. "Main 7512. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE. 201 Indiana Ave. MULLfeR S HAT SHOP. Moved to 107 W*Marylaiid St, B'UED L. BLANTON: cirpenter. contractor and huildcr. Phone Webster 2865. REMODELING and reroofing. cabinet work. Call MR. HYATT. Bel. 1422. FOR rernofing and roof repair, call E. G, HENSLET. Drexel 7387-2. 28 AND TRANSFER Furniture Moved 4n>’wkere Responsible for all damages; special loads to Chicago. S9O up: city moving by job or $1.25 to $3 per hour: storage, $1 up. Ask about our payment plan. Drexel 8919-0362. H. T. BIEHL RADIO TRANSFER Sp s " 3 Overland or City Hauiug 3 8 214 E. New York. 8 8 8 PACKING. STORAGE. OVERLAND HAUL-IXG-—Low rate* on California shipment*. Phone 2353-3628; night. Webster 06994379. LOWEST prices: moving $3 a load and up. CUAS COOMBS. Webster 3391. MIKE O BRIEN Transfer and Storage. Main 1307. 29 HI SINKSS ()IPOHTt NITIKS CONCESSION at Broad Ripple Park. $l5O. R. H. ABEL. 714 State Life Bldftv Lin. 1478, RESTAURANT; no competition: doing good business; well equipped, cheap rent; bargain price; good place for right party. LOUIS MILLER. Box 65, Idaville, Ind. RESTAURANT for stle at once: nice location: small down payment: balance on easy monthly payments. N. C. Goodman. Tipton. Ind. WE HAVE cash buyers for rooming house and grocery store; also equity in good rental, to exchange for restaurant or grocery. A. A. BARNES SALES SERVTCU. 309 Guaranty Bldg. Circle 4933. SMAI.L r.-staurar.t on Ft. Wayne Ave.. near anew laundry: bargain for man and wife. R. H. ABEL 714 State Life Bldg. Lin. 1478, $1750 BUYS exclusive proposition for Indianapolis; enormous profits. Address A No 1454. Times. WILL sell lor $490 cash, proposition that should pay S7O per week. Address A No 1455, Timeß. 80 AUTOAIOBULKS FOK SALE CHEVROLET, 1923 touring; original tires and paint; first-class condition throughout: demonstrator; $375. JONES-WHITAKER SALES CO. 343 N. Capitol. Open evening*. CHEV., 1923 touring; 5320; let us demonstrate. Call Riley 1050, 427 N. Mer. CHEVROLET. 1919 touring; for S6O: terms, 427 N. Meridian. Open evenings. DODGE BROTHERS TQURING 1920 production; a low priced. dependable oar that has many miles of satisfactory service; term*. C. H. WALLERICH CO. 833 N. Meridian St. i DODGE touring; late 1922 high hood; 5 good cord tires: bumpers: has just been Simonized: top, motor and upholster;- in excellent shape. Priced to sell, S2OO down. HAYNES Sr SCHMIDT. INC. 120-122 W. North. Lincoln 7575. Open evpnings and Sunday. DoI)GE touring a real buy for $65.00 down. See it today at 427 N. Meridian. Open evenings, ELCAR. 1919 touring; m A-l .mechanical condition: good top and upholstery: spotlight; front bumper. 5 nearly new cord tires: priced to sell at a bargain. $l5O. Hurry and see it. JONES-WHITAKER SALES CO. 343 N. Capitol. Open Evenings. F|RD\ BODIES ‘ Ten used b©die*> tourings, roadsters, sedans and coupes. Cash or terms. SWISSHELM & PARKER, FORD sedan, 1923; fully equipped and has had tho best of care SIOO down, balance E-Z terrfis. MILLER AUTO SALES CO.. 644 E. Washington. „ FORD, 1922 touring; starter,,, dem., lock wheel' and other extras; 5175: terms. 427 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sun. FORD, 1923 touring: Btarter, demountables. lock wheel; like new. Finance car. Sell balance due. SSO down. Mjin 5013. FORD, 1923 roadster: starter, liem., $225. Terms, 644 E. Waeiuagton Sk

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SO AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE FORD sedan, with over SIOO in extras. for sale or trade. Riley 1050. FORD. 1921: Oakland 34-B, sedan. W. Washington St. FORD sedan: $95 down. 659 N. Capitol. Open evenings GRANT 6, 1921 sport roadster; spotlight; spare tire: SIOO down. HAYNES & SCHMIDT. INC. 120-122 W. North. Lincoln 7575. Open evenings and Sunday. JORDAN sport model tounng: perfect condition; sacrifice for quick sale. See Mr. Brown. 611 Meyer-Kiser Bank Bldg. LIBHBFY 0 touring; 93 down: 5 cord tties; runs good 559 N. Capitol, ©pen evenings MAXWELL. 1926 tounng: runs perfectly. Yours for sllO. Terms. MILLER AUTO SALES. 644 E. Washington St. NASH 6, touring; $96 down. 559 N. Capitol Open evenings. OVERLAND, brand new; closed 5-passen-gcr.; cord tires; baked enamel body; $625. See this at HAYNES & SCHMIDT,-INC. 120-122 W. North. Lincoln 7575. Open evenings and Sunday. OVERLAND TOURING. 1920; sun visor; lock wheel; good tires; for quick sale, $225. HAYNES Sc SCHMIDT. INC. 120-122 W. North. Lincoln 7575. Open evenings and Sqpday. WILLYS-KNIGHT coupe. 4-pass.: owner; might trade;—s4so. Hum. 4965. USED CARS nought ana sola. I. GOLBURG. 522 N. Capitol. For Good Used Cars See I WOLF AUTO CO. 559 N. Capitol. Main 1579. Open Sunday*. GUARANTEED USED CARS. Your own term*. Day and Night Auto Laundry. AUTOMOBILES ol every description. CHAS. G. SANDERS CO.. 1025 N. Msridian. Circle 2772, USED CARS easn payment or trade. Jones Whitaker Sales Cos.. 345 N. Cap. c—Truck* FOUR-WHEEL trailer that will do behind 2 or 3 ’/i -ton truck or Ford tractor. Stake body. 16x6: also couplings for truck, Will haul 3H tons extra trailer: two wheels and tires, new paint. Sell cheap. Drexel 8919. 31 ALTOMOUILKa WANTED~ to wreck for parts. Will pay the highert cash prices. Call ua first. SAM CORAZ AUTO PARTS * TIRE CO. 519 N. Capitol Ave. Main 6389. AUTOS WANTED Ford roadsters. J. STEWART. Riley 1750. 520 E. New York St. AUTOS WANTED—2I2 E. New York St. Main 4446. 32 ALTU SLI’I’LIKS, REPAIRS AUTO WASHING Our gpecialty. 334 N. Illinois. S & S Auto Laundry TIRES—TIEES Ford sizes, $2 and up. Other sizes. $3 and up. All used tires guaranteed. Adjustments at half price. 525 W. Washington St. Open evenings. USED tires, ar.y size. $2. Open evenings till 10 p- m. ROGERS TIRE SHOP. 3117 W. Vv.ishington St. Belmont 4300. TIRES ON PAYMENTS. CAPITOL SALES CO.. 54 W New York. 53 MOTORCYCLED. BICYCLES GOOD bicycles. $8 and up: tires $2 and up. 940 Moss. Ave, 14 AUTOMOBILES rOK KENT RENT A NEW CAR. U drive tt. 127 H. w abash Cricle 3000 ii FINANCIAL. Persoiml Loams $lO to S3OO to any one keeping house, g* No indorsers. No embarrassing questions. No inquiries of employer, friends or tradespeople.

$ 50 for 4 months costs $ 4.38 SIOO for 4 months costs $ 8.75 S2OO for 4 months costs $17.50 S3OO for 4 costs $26.25 The above cost is based on equal principal payments being paid monthly. Other amounts at same proportionate rate. Loan* made for as long a* twenty months payable in convenient monthly installments. Interestis charged on unpaid principal balances for exact number of days between payments and lor just the actual time you keep the money. No other charge cf any kind. If in a hurry phone Main 2923. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE SERVICE CO. 404 Kresge Bldg--41 E. Washington St., cor. Penn. St. Telephone, Main 2923. Und-r State Banking Supervision. 37 MONEY TO LOAN ~ PERSONAL loans, 24-hour service. If you need money we want to meet you. SECURITY INVESTMENT AND LOAN. 136 N, Del,, Room 104. Lincoln 5050. 38 AUCTION SALES ~ PUBLIC AUCTION The C.. C., C. Sr St. L. Ry. Cos., the Cincinnati. Nor. R. R. & E. I. & Tr. R. R. Cos. July 24th. 1924. at 9:30 a. m. at the Unclaimed Freight Statiou of the C.. C.. C A St. L. Ry. Co..Capitol Ave. and South St.. Indianapolis. Ind The following described freight and many other articles, unless previously claimed by rightful owners and taken away prior to date of sale. Rugs, many patterns and sizes: household goods, lubg. oil., paint in oil. stock food, animal tonic, roofing cement, stucco piaster, auto parts, auto tires, auto fendera (Durant), notions, toi et prepn., aa'fl tickets, signs, table tops, kitchen tabldH chairs. 2 refrigerators, beds and bed raiW 10 metal lamp standards, 1 copper wash raach. top. 1 bookcase. 1 stand. 1 bx. framed pictures, empty drums, bed linen, 1 ammonia compressor. 5 bags mineral mixture paper tablet*, stove polish, groceries, 1 bg. coffee, 1 lot Sure-To-Jell. Insecticide, wood tubs (originally for water power washers), 2 rls. Baud paper, wood doors, grlndtsones .wire fence, elect, stge. batteries. 5 tractor wheels. 1 bath tub. closet bowls. 1 brass spray tank, wash boards, laundry trays, wall paper cleaner. 1 crt. veneer. 1 rl. 100 ft. 12 in. 6 ply belting, 1 rl. 91 ft. 12 in. 6 ply belting. 1 White motor trucx.Sjadiator. 1 Incubator stove. 6 galv. troughs.-radiator sections, sheet iron (26 ga. 30x90). 1 bdl. (11) pcs. conduo tor galv. pipe, garden seeds, marble slabs. glass, step ladders, castings. 1 bdl Armored rubber hose. Terms of sale: Cash or certified check payable immediately at conclusion of sale. Description of packages are copied front freight or way bill, but neither quanity or contents are guaranteed. All lots subject to examination Wednesday. July 23. 1924. J. K. VANCE. Freight Claim Agent, McFADDEN AUCTION CO.. Auctioneer*. July 22. 23 89 LEGAL, NOTICJSB NOTICE The Board of Trustees of the Central Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive sealed proopsals until Friday, July 25, at 10 a. m„ for furnishing supplies for the month of August. 1924. Estimate book will be on file at Room 148. Statehouse, from and after Monday. July 21. 1924. By order of - BOARD OF TRUSTEES. July 22, 23. 24. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of George Hayden, deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. CLYDE E. ROBISON. No. 22578. July 16. 23. 30. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as executrix of estate of John F. Mays, deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. SONORIA A. MAYS. _ No. 22598. A July 23-30 Aug. 6. r *| NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as administratrix of estate of Charles G. Rich Ur. deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. MINNIE RICHTER. No. 22597. July 23-30. Auf. ft.