Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 81, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1924 — Page 10

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PROFESSOR SEES TIME WREN ALL LAUGHIS GONE Men of Future Will Know Too Much to Be Amused. By Timet Special NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Professor Charles Gray Shaw of the philosophy department fiX New York University, predicted recently before a summer school audience that there was little genuine laughter left and that the time was coming when there would not 'be a laugh left in the entire world. Dr. Shaw said primitive men did not know enough to laugh, since wit involves a certain amount of intelligence, and that the men of the future would know too much to laugh at anything. He even told his audience that in the sober peried of scientific and social thought there might be museums that would preserve our Jokes and comics the way we keep the memorials of the stone age. And that case, he said, would be labeled “The Age of Laughter.” Dr. Shaw pointed out that mankind used to laugh at incongruity and inequality: that men used to laugh at Columbus and Galileo and now try to joke about Einstein and Freud. Now, he said, the comic figures of the past are taking leave; we no longer laugh at the old maid, bobbed hair or matrimony, and the Eighteenth Amendment has killed the joke about the drunken man. “In place of such comical figures we keep up a dying laughter by an appeal to bananas and flivvers,” says Dr. Shaw. "Anything for the sake of a laugh. Even men and women are no longer funny and we have to substitute a makeshift by laughing at animals.” He predicts that war and laughter will depart, hand in hand. Dr. Shaw finds there is only one thing to look forward to, and that will be the hearty guffaw of the person who laughs last and therefore laughs best.

‘STANDING ROOM ONLY’IN WORLD, SCIENCE FEARS Professor Warns U. S. May Pass China’s Population in in 75 Years. By Times Special WILLI A MSTOWN, Mass., Aug. 12. —Is the World becoming overpopulated? Dr. Henry Pratt Fairchild, professor of social economy at New York University, and an authority on immigration. believes there is dange-' of it. He says the population of the United States, at its present rate of the end of the twentieth century, would be 55.000,000. or one-third greater than the present population of China. Increase in the birthrate, safeguarded by better living conditions, in 10,000 years, he calculated, would produce more human beings than could be provided with standing room. Untold Billions in 10.000 Years. Before experts assembled to discuss "Population and Related Problems,” Dr. Fairchild produced statistics to show the earth’s probable density of population in future ages. His estimate of the world's population a hundred centuries hence was represented by a figure followed by a series of cyphers that extended into space like the mouse s tail in “Alice in Wonderland.” At that remote period in the future, he said, the human species, if unchecked by war or disease, would number “222 billions of billions of billions of billions,” and each person wouVl have to stand upon only one and one-half square feet in all the earth’s area, including the North and South poles. At present the earth’s 1,728,000,000 inhabitants each has thirty square miles to move in. Many Young Perish “In the animal and vegetable world,” said Dr. Fairchild, “there is no species, however low its rate of reproduction, which could not cover the earth in a very few years if all the young produced could survive to the normal lifetime of the species.” Taking the oyster as/an example, he said its unchecked reproduction in five generations, * starting from one oyster alone, would result in a mass of oysters eight times the size of the earth. He quoted Havelock Ellis, the British expert on animal reproduction, as showing that there exists a minute animal organism which, if not killed off as rapidly as it was produced, would in a short period create a mass larger than the sun. More in U. S. Than World “When he face the question cf dense population,” continued Dr. Fairchild, "the element of standing room becomes important, for standing room takes from the space available for the production of food. To what extent man may enlarge his standing room upward, we do not know. He has produced remarkable results in the skyscrapers in New York City, but we do not know how much farther his expansion in this direction may be carried. “In the United States, at the rate based on the census figures of 1910 and 2920, in spite of war and epidemics, we will have by the end of the century a population one-third larger than, China’s present population. China is always cited as an example of intense overpopulation, but there will be teeming millions in the United States if our present increase continues. About the middle of the next century, at the same rate, we would have in this country as many people as tjjere are in the entire world.”

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EUROPE WITH U.S. IN AUTO INDUSTRY Smaller Engine Not New in France, Bv Service LONDON, July 12.—European k countries are stepping along with America in the development of automobiles. The smaller engine is nothing now in France and other countries, and, as a matter of fact, has been a produce of necessity on the continent. The straight eight is another achievement of European auto science, and a third is the development toward the use of prude oil as fuel in internal combus\ion engines. ' An Internal combustion engine, being shown at the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley Park, Is designed for operation on the lowest grade of fuel. It is for stationary use, although it points toward the design of a similar engine for automotive practice. A German manufacturer has come out with a straight eight engine, with all of the sylinders and the upper part of the crankcase cast in one block of aluminum. The distinctive features of this car include fan blades on the flywheel to draw smoke and fumes from the engine beneath the chasses and a dummy radiator that is built to give the effect of a V-type, but has a flat core. In France anew six-cylinder engine has been made for increased speed and with decreased piston displacement, the very features American engineers are developing. Other features are positive valve-closing mechanism, detachable water jacket, supercharger and roller-bearing connecting rods. Fishermen Puzzled WEST PLAINS, Mo., Aug. 12 The many different varieties of fish that have been found in the various ponds in this vicinity have puzzled local fishermen. Goldfish, catfish, bass and crappie have been found in the same ponds. v

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j 9 RENTALS a—Houses CHARLES St . 1341; four-room double: gas. electricity, water inside toilet; rooms newly decorated Drexel 1614 COLE ST., 116; W. National HI.; fourroom bungalow, with two-car garage; S2O. Call Webster 3752 between 7 and 8 p. m DORMAN. 314: modern. 6 rooms; newly decorated Inside and out; reasonable, EASTERN Ave., 041: 0-room modern double; garage. Call Irv. 3715. ENGLISH Ave. 2022: six rooms, garage. water, gas and light. HARLAN. 1304: STRICTLY MODERN' 5 ROOMS; GARAGE; $35. DREXEL Pool). AFTER 0 P M Wa£H. 5077. NORTHWESTERN, 2335: modern; water paid. Drexel 4087. S. STATE. 333; double; water paid: etectrleity, gag, toilet; $25. liar. 2222. Irvington—4 and 5-room apts.. 418 N. Bradley. 5 rooms $27.50 2100 E. Washington. 7 rooms, largo barn. 017 N. Capitol. 2 rooms, kitchenette bath. Also COLORED RENTALS. $12.50 tb S4O. „ . I. N. RICHIE & SON. Main 0520. 710 Bankers Trust Bldg. RAYMOND. 4 rooms, also IToS Tabor. 5 ran garages; new. Bel. 1041. EAST 22nd St.. 421; six-room house; in good condition. b—Houses, Flats Furnished CONGRESS Ave.. 821; two rooms, modem, furnished; garage, Randolph 3515, W ANTED—Young lady to share small furnishcd apt Lincoln 7751. c—Apartments LOCKERBIE. 527: 4-room flat: steam heat: adults, walking distance, 835 SUPERIOR ST.; our rooms. .$22.50 32-1 W. 21st. 2 rooms and bath..s2l.oo State Savings and Trust Cos. 9 E. Market. Main 4517, d—Business Place* STOREROOM at 1732 E. Tenth St.; good location lor tailoring shop, dry cleaning or pressing parlor. Rent $35. Inquire at i7;;q Tenth, Br, 1740. OEEiCE SPACE for rent, furnished or unfurnished. 431-432 Lemcke Bldg. f—Resorts and Cottages SPEND the week in the country. Lovely rooms, good food, shady and cool. Mrs J. D, Brewer, Whiteland, Ind. ti EMAIL I OItJSALa ~ b—Houses LA SALLE. N.. 2911; new four-room; good location; 52.450; easy payments. WARREN. 055; 0 rooms, lights, gas, well. cistern; beautiful yd.; $2,850; easy payments. Owner, 009 N, Beville. BR, 1272. $400.00 Cash or Car handles dandy 5-room modern bungalow northwest: practically new will take light car as part payment. 'Price only $4,800. Mr. Keller, Randolph 0894. Schmid & Smith, Inc,, Realtors 130 X Delaware. Main 4088. Opportunity SBOO Cash Four-room home, in good condition; electric lights, city water*in yard, sewer and ga3 in tb the property line, garage, street now being paved. Buyer to assume loan of'sl.lso. payable $11.50 per month: also Barrett law and deed will be given Located near Garfield Park. Call Ed O'Callahan. South Side Specialist, with McCORD & McKINNEY, Realtors, 311 Lemcke Bldg. Circle 6220; evenings, Brocklids 1633,

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21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—House* 4 New Bungalows Six rooms each, 300 block S. Dearborn St,. Fine, large lots, garage, etc.; priced $3,500; $l5O cash, balance S3O month. See Mr. VanArsdale, with • < 11. C. Tuttle & Bro. 233 E. Ohio. MAln 1168. Res, WEb. 1108. Want Offer on 454 Haugh St.: 5 rooms, electric lights, gas, well and cistern; all in good condition. Call Mr. Keller, Randolph 0894. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors 130 N. Delaware. Main 4088, Facing Garfield Park 8-room modern on improved street. House newly painted and decorated, garage, terms, call Mr. Keller, Res. Drexel 7180. J. E. MORRISON & CO.. 513 Lemcke Bldg, Lincoln 7536. $500.00 Cash Nine-room modern house on McCarty near Virginia; double garage: all in good condition; ideal for rooming house: priced for Quick sale, $5,500. Mr. Keller. Randolph 0894. Schmid & Smith, Inc. Realtors 130 N. Delaware. Main 4088 Your Lot As Down Payment or $350 cash pul9 you in to this dandy 5room bungalow on Comer Ave.. 4 squares east of Shelby St. Has electric lights and well. Enclosed back porch. Monthly payments less than rent. Call E. C. HOUGEN. Res.. Irv. 0580-W. J E. MORRISON & CO., 513 Lemcke Bldg Lin, 7536, Colored Buyers, Look New five-room bungalow and garage: comer Thirtieth and *iovey. fust north of Douglas Park; a fine home; pay $l5O cash, balance like rent. Sco Mr. Barton. Main 2681. With Emory C. Crawford Nine-Room Modern On N. Keystone, near Brookside Park: large barn with cement floor: house in A-l condition; large lot with trees, only SI,OOO cash and $45 per month. Call E. C. Hougen. Res., Irv, 0580-W. J. E MORRISON A- CO. 513 Lemcke Bldg Lincoln 7536. S3OO Cash Six-room home: new decorations: electric lights, gae. well and cistern: monthly payments 525: price. $2,750. Call Ed O'Callahan, South Side Specialist, with McCord k McKinley Realtors. 311 I.emcke Bldg Circle 522*1. 1100 X. Drexel Five-room semi modem bungalow, in good condition, on full lot, with one-car garage and large shed. This is priced right, so don't fail to investlgite. Call E. C. Hougen. R* , Trv, 0580-W. J. E MORRISON k CO. 513 Lemcke Bldg. Lincoln 7536. 708 SOMERSET. Just completed. 5 rooms. basement, furnace, eemrnt and brick porch, near new- school $3,750; terms CIVIC REAI.TY CO 136 N Delaware. Lincoln 5050; evenings, Ken. 2789. STRICTLY modern. 5-room bungalow, n Carlyle Place Full basement, long living room, built-in features, shades arid draperies. Low priced for quick sale. Drexel 4063. IN 1200 block Kelly St.; 5 roosts and bath: garage; large cement porch; grape arbor: $4,000: terms can lie arranged Drexel 40*13 • BUNGALOW, five rooms, modem except furnace, fine lot, Minnesota car line; $3,750; $350 cash Webster 2092 900 BLOCK Cottage Ave ; five-room mod era; garage: house newly decorate*! one-half basement. Prexri! 4063. NORTH, new. lovely, 2-way tuecn double: built In features. No agents. Cal! Wash. 4*356. HARRISON St . 941: 4 room, briek house. $2,250: SSOO cash, balance $17.50 per month. By owner Irv 1536 IN 900 block N Jefferson Ave . 7 rooms and bath. $35: terms can bo arranged. Drexel 4063. FOUR-ROOM bungalows msv paymenT* Wash 4144 CITY BI.PRS REALTY CO. 51,000 EQUITY in a five room modern stucco for SBOO _ 1 343 Roache FOR modem nr semi-modern doubles, east

e—Suburban Sterling Farms ACRE TRACTS Located 7 miles west of Monument. H mile of Ben Davis and 2 blocks smnn of National road. Intenirban stop on addition. Bus line within 2 blocks. Mak* excellent tract for chicken raisin* or ard* nin*. No building restrictions ou tho cheaper tracts SIZE OF TRACTS These tracts are 101 feet wide and 311 feet lonsr One of theso tracts would make J large city lots PRICES Tracts range in price from SOOO and up Weekly payments of $1 50 and up Can be bought for $lO down. We allow liberal discounts for any amount of cash. COTTAGE We also have anew four-room cottage, located on one of the best iraets in the addition. About an acre of ground, garage, east front. One block from interurban stop and 3 blocks frdm bus lines. Will aril for $2,300. S2OO down and s2l per month. NOTICE These desirable tracts are selling fast. You will have to set quick to get a choice tract. Don't let the next slump In-work catch you with nothing to fall back upon. SALESMEN ON GROUNDS EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING UNTIL DARK, INCLUDING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. For further information call Main 2957 or BElmont 3380, ring 2. evenings. -115-18 Occidental Bldg. f—Sale or Exchange WILL trade equity in nve-room bungalow for lot or equity in small singlo or double house. Call Stewart 2417. COTTAGE; 5 rooms, bath: northeast"; exchange for small farm Owner, 3062 Wood St, or Webster 8499 S —Builders and Contracting. IF YOU HAVE A LOT. WK WILL BUILD AND FINANCE YOUR HOME. RELIABLK REALTY CO. Mam ()186_ 22 REAL ESTATE WAN IEI) LIST your property with us and prepare to n*ve. Onr service does the turn Buyers waiting. Call Mr. Strong. Main 2957. Orin Jessup Land Cos. 415-16 Occidental " A BUILDER Os small investment properties wants to buy from owners several low-priced lots. Randolph 0473. or address A No, 1443. Times. WE HAVE prospective buyers for homes worth the price; cash and payments. You can get action here. See Ia phone JESS. 816 Meyer-Kiser Bidg. Main 610.'.. WANT small home in city priced under $1,000: can pay cash. Address A No. 1466. Times. WE NEED HOUSES. Call Lincoln 3734. KTTINGKR & SCHRKIBEK I WILL pay spot cash for your nomo if priced reasonable. Randolph 1303. 23 FARM LANDS FARMS—SSO down, $lO month, buys 80 acres: some timber, balance In cultivation; near Silver Lake. Mo, Price 3600. A bargain. Box 198, Mt, Vernon. 111. JK3B_A L ESTATfe FOR SALJB d—Lota Drexel Ave. T!a9t front lot. between Michigan and Tenth; in a neighborhood of good houses PRICE SI,OOO Priesmeyer & Weiss 136 N. Delaware St. Lin. 8105. 25 MISCEIX\NEOU^F()kIsALE b—Clotbine \ TROUSERS p To Match p ■ n Your Coat n T $3.95, $4.95 T g $6.96, $6.95 and up. g THE PANTS STORE CO. 48 West Ohio St., Near Illinois

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Good, Sound, Yellow Ear Corn, Delivered to the Stock Yards. 2; BIS IN ESS ANNO l N CEMENTS CLEANING AND DYEING CAPITOL CITY CLEANERS DREXEL 9491* DREXEL 2383, FEATHERS bought, sold ana renovated; leather mattresses and pillows made. E. F, BURKI.K, 416 Mass. Main 1428. RUGS. 9x12. tiirly clnd. $2: all work guar. SUPERIOR CLEANERS, Ken 4462. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGE, 201 Indiana Are. REMODELING concrete blocks and cement work; tinning. T. F. BISHOP CO., 901 E. Washington St. Lincoln 3495. Main 7512. MULLER'S HAT SHOP. Moved to 107 W Maryland St. PAPER hanging, ten cents per roll. Drexel 0404 28 STORAGE ANll TRANSFER —ii—i—i Furniture Moyed Anywhere 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 CALIFORNIA LOW RATES Packing, shipping household goods. Pool cars for Los Angeles and San Francisco August 15. PHONE OTTO J. SUESZ, MAIN 2333-3628. NIGHTS, WEBSTER 0680 W-4579. MIKE O BRIEN Transfer and Storage. Main 1307. 29 B ISINESsY)I'POitTL NITIES DOCTOR'S opening in Indiana town. Only doctor recently died leaving good practice of fifteen years in town and territory. Oil ice, residence, etc., available. Address Quincy, Ind . Box 162. MEAT. ' egetable market, with grocery side line; cas l and carry; doing a business of SSOO eekly; located 5 years; Owner leaving city. Address A No. 1463. Times, or 1165 Southern Ave. TRANSFER business and truck: $250 cash; income about $l5O mo. Har. 2252. FOIt SALE—Rooming houses, restaurants, groceries and all kinds ol business places. A. A. BARNES SALES SERVICE. 309 Guaranty Bldg, Circle 4933. HAVE SSOO with services; meat market or restaurant preferred: call or address GEORGE PRATHER, UlB Udell.

the Times Want Ads—but have you ever used them? It is easy and profitable. Decide what you want to sell, buy or rent and then call Main 3500—ask for an ad taker—give your ad. A Times Want Ad will do the rest. The cost is small. A three-line ad published in The Times three days for 99c. V Now, while you are thinking of it, telephone your ad.

30 AUTOMOIHLES FOK SALE CHEVROLET touring. 1921: in good shape and priced to sell for cash or teriim No trade. HAYNES & SCHMIDT. INC. 1-012 W. North. Lin. 7575 Open evenings and Sunday. CHEVROLET touring, good shaped win lake good talking machine as part payment Webster 1958. * 3 I HK\ ROLET. 1923 touring; A-l eondl-tio.-i; SIOO down, balance 1 yr MILLER Al-rn SALES, 644 E. Wash. CHEVROLET 4-90 touring; come and see "934 rash. 624 Udell St. Harrison ! COLE four in very good running ccindition: good paint: first S6O gets it tor quick sale. Owner leaving city. Hid S. Senate Ave. DODGE DROTHER3 TOURING 1920 production; a low priced dependable car that has many mice of satisfactory service: only $300; terms C. H. WALLERICH CO. 833 N. Meridian St. DODGE touring, a real buy Tor $65.00 i down. See It today at 427 N. Meridian. : OP fr evenings ; ELGIN 6. sport, newly painted: fine condltinn; SI 25. 2225 Avondale Place. Essex Coach, A-Six YOU CAN NOW BUY—A new E.-sex 6 roach, balloon 'ire equipped, for $371.34 down and $.>1.29 a month. Clotted car comfort at open car price. Open for trades. DOWNTOW N—Hudson-Essex associate dealers There's somethin* new In Hud-son-Essex now on display. Standard Auto Sales Cos. Associated Dealers Hudson-Essex Motor Cars Select Used Automobiles. , ... „ 322 N- Delaware St. J. W. BERRY. p. B. SMITH. Lincoln 3003 F<>Kl> BODIES ’ Coupes, sedans, .tourings, roadsters, used speedsters; cash or terms ... „ SWISS HELM A PARKER. ■J_44 E Maeh. Circle 4740, >ORI- 1922 touring: starter, aem.. lock A->a tc e, w an £.. athe £ extras: $175; terms. 4~< r. Meridian. Open evenings and Sun. ! FORD sedan, late n odd. with over sloo' In extras, first s:.’!ls drives It away. J Terms 42, N Meridian, Open evenings. Ko .V*' 1923 touring, siarter. aemcTunia. n kb ,ock wheel, like new. Finance car. Sell balance due soo down Mam 5013. FORD, 1923 touring: starter, dcm. rims ■ Lise new. $75 down, balaneo E Z terms 644 E. Wash i l 9''o touring: starter, dom. nms.! down, balance E 7. terms. MILLER /l TO SALES. HI4 E. Wash. St. FORD sedan $95 down. 050 N. Capitol Open evenings w FORD coupe. 1924: big bargain. 29T7 Central Ave. Randolph 1300. FURL), 1921 touring: a real bargain. $158; terms. 427 N, Meridian. Open evenings. FORD, lute 1922 sedan, with aTI kinds of ' extras s2B,> cash or terms. Call DR, 1,196. 1 LIBERTY ft touring, ctib aown: 5 cord tires; runs good 559 N. Capitol. Open evenings NASH 6. touring: $95 ao*g 659 N. Capitol Open evenings. OVERLAND touring. 1920: sun visor, lock wheel: good tires: SBS down. HAYNES & SCHMIDT, INC. 120-122 W. North. $ Lin. 7575. Open evenings and Sunday. OVERLAND for sale. Will take Victrola nr furniture in trade. Riley 1528, For Good Used Cars See

I WOLF AHTO CO. ' 559 N. Capitol. I ■ Main 1579. Open Sundays. GUARANTEED USED CARS. Your own terms. Day and Night Auto Laundry. AUTOMOBILES o. every aescriptioa CHAS. G. SANDER 9 CO.. 1025 N. Moridlan. Circle 2772. USED CARS casii payment or trade. j Jones Whitaker Sales Cos.. 345 N. Cap. USEIJ CARS bought ana sola. I GODS j BURG. 622 N. Capitol. TTMES WANT Al>s LE VD TO SUCCESI c—Trucks CHEVROLET. 1923; open express, light del. truck; $250; terms. 427 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday, FOUR-WHEEL trailer that will do behind 8 or 3%-ton truck or Ford tractor. Stake body, 16x6; also couplings for any truck. Will haul 314 tons extra with trailer: two wheels and tires, tarpaulin, new paint. Sell cheap. Drexel 8919. HIGH-GRADE REBUILT USED TRUCKS. INTERNATIONAL H A RVESTER CO. 1133 KENTUCKY AVE. Lincoln 7391. FORD panel bony: 1-ton truck; engine reedfitly overhaluled; A-l shape. Call Bolmont 1617, 31 AUTOMOBILE WANTED ~ WANTED —100 cars to wreck for parts, j Will pay the highest cash prices. Call us first. SAM CORAZ AUTO PARTS AND j TIRE CO., 519 N. Capitol Ave. Main 6389. AUTOS WANTED—2PI Is. New York 9t. Main 4440. 32 AUTO SUPPUIKsJkFILAIGS TIRES—TIRES Ford sizes. $2 and up. Other sizes. $3 and up. All uaed tires guaranteed. Adjustments at half price. 525 W. Washington St. Open evenings. USED tires, any size. $2. Open evenings til! 10 p. m. ROGER'S TIRE SHOP. 3117 W. Washington. Belmont 4300. FOR SALE—U. S. faorfe tire and tube 33x4: excellent condition; $5. 909 N. Hamilton,

32 AUTO SUPPLIES. REPAIRS VWWWWWWSWfW^WW^VSA/VWW Here You Are! TIRES LOWEST IN THE STATE 3hx3% Cords $6.50 30x3y 2 O. S SB.OO 31x4 Cl. Cords 8.50 31x4 S. S. Cords 10.00 32x4 Cords 10.50 .33x4 Cords 10.75 34x4 Cords 11.50 32x4 1 /& Cords ...15.00 33x4% Cords 15.50 34x4% Cords 16.00 35x4% Cords 16.55 33x5 Cords, heavy duty.. .18.00 34x5 Cords,Niieavy duty. 23.50 J6x6 Cords, heavy duty. 32.50 30x3% Lion Cords $7.50 Mail orders given prpmpt attention. We have our own garage for our customers to drive in for tire change. Mil ttM OTOILEBAJ.E hue mmmv 201-9 N. CAPITOL AVE. Open Evenings and Sunday. Circle 6942.

OARAGES Various sizes. Following prices: 10x12 S 65.00 Hi/Jyf '3 12x14 84.00 gssfMll 12x18 124.00 Pi ¥IP 18x20 178.00 20x20 178.00 719 E. Maryland St AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 334 N. lUlnoU. S & S Auto Laundry TIRES ON" PAYMENTS. CAriTOI. SALES CO . o 4 W New York. JS MOIOKCVnYS. RICYCLFS ! GOOD bicycles. $8 and up: tires. $2 and up 940 Massachusetts Ave. Si AUTOMOBILES ruK RKNT RENT A NEW CAR. C driva it- 127 B. Wabash- Criele 3000. ""LEGAL~mTuCEB NOTICE. Indianapolis. July 28. 19-4. Notice Is hereby given that the unaer'.igned. exectitrlx ot the last will of Pru11a Fo-tner. deceased, pursuant to ttie provisions of said will, will offer for pale *n 17. 1924, at the office of Clarke I & Clarke. Nos 730-735 Bankers Trust Building. Indianapolis Ind-. tar not less than the full appraised value ther. 0.. tne I following described real estate, to wtl: Bart of the east “i. southwest 14. sec‘loi. 15. and pari of the east 4. northvrst J * section 22. township l.>. rango ! east described as follows: Beginning In the center of the National road at a point "81 S feet measured along the center of .aid road eustwardly from the west line of the east ‘a. southwest '* of said seclion I.V 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 & Indianapolis Railroad thence we.twardiy with said right-of-way l ne more or less, to the west line of said half quarter section: J.henee north a.ong said west line 798 feet to Jhe center of the National road: thence running with the renter of said road north 69 degrees east "81 8 feet_to the place of brinmr.g. containing 5 meres, more or less. If said rtal estate is not so.d on snid date, the undersigned will continue from dav to day thereafter to offer said real est.Vc for pale at said placo until the samp shall have heun sold. . q a ld real estate will be sold for cash In hand and free and elear of all incumbrances. ‘Tx'ecutrix. CLARKE & CLARKE. Attorneys. July 29. Aug. 5. 12. 19. Notice is hereby griven that the undersigned. the Board of Commissioners of Marion County. Indiana will up to 10 o'eloek a. m . Augut 29 re^lwe sealed bids for the furnishing and installation of anew- 60 KW Engine and Generator and certain accessory equipment m the power plant of the Marion County Asvlum for Insane. Julietta. Indiana. At *he same time bids will be received for tho purchase, by bidder, of the old 05 x\V Engine and Generator now in said power plant- . , . . The estimated cost of the new installation is $5,500. „ _ The appraised value of the present KW Engine and Generator is SIOO. Rids shall be submitted in accordance With'plans and specifications on file In the office of the Auditor ot Marion County. ' . . . _ . Each hid must be accompanied by a bond nnd an affidavit as reqfilred by law The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Witness o'Ur hands this l~th day of August, 1924. JOHN KITLEY. ALBERT HOFFMAN. JOHN C M-CLOSKEY. Commissioners of Marion County. Attest: HARRY DUNN. Auditor. Aug. 12-19 NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. Notice is hereby given that the Joint Purchasing Committee for the correctional and benevolent institutions of the State of Indiana, will receive, at the office of its secretary. Room 326 Statehouso, until 10 o'clock a. m. Wednesday. Aug. 20. 1924, sealed bids on dry goods and notions, bedding, napery and toweling, according to a complete list specifying kind, grade and quantity now on file in the cilice of the secretary of the committee. The Joint Purchasing Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids submitted, and to waive technical defects. By order of JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE. FRED B. ROBINSON. Secretary. Aug. 12, S NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as executrix of estate of Charles T. Teckemeyer, deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. MINNIE C. TECKEMEYER. No. 22640. Aug. 12-19-26. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as executor of estate of Lois B. Peacock, deceased, of Marion County. Ind. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. IRA D. FOSTER. No. 22628. Aug. 5-12-19. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the under-' signed has duly qualified as administrator, of estate of Christine E. Midkiff. deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said j estate is supposed to be solvent. HORACE E. MIDKIFF. No.' 22611. July 29-Aug. 5, 12.

la IX STRUCTIOXS MMWICTIffi COLLEGE If a chiropractor takes care of 10 patients daily he earns at least ten dollars. You know of chiropractors who care *for 25 to 60 patients daily. Use your pencil! What are their earnings in 30 days? In 365 days? Is there a profession or a businers y'6u can enter that offers you the opportunities that chiropractic offers? Where, with almost no outlay, can you make so much mrmey? W r here can .you do so much good to your fellowman? Special Inducement to those who signify, now, their intention of taking our course. You can pay cash or easy Weekly or monthly payments. September will soon be here. Make your arrangements now and save money. Get Into a profession that means big money in your pocket and makes you a leader among your fellowmen. Central States College off Chnropraetne 1031 Lemcke Bldg. Indianapolis

TUESDAY, AUG. 12, 1924

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TJB LEVIES In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by Decatur Township, Marion County. Indiana. Before the Township Advisory Board. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of said township above named, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the 2nd day of September, 1924. will consider the following budget: —Budget Clasification for Townships——Township Fund— Salary of trustee $ 720.00 Office rent 60.00 Trustee s expense—a. Traveling , 150.00 1 Records, legal publications and 1 office supplies 350.00 t Pay of advisory board. 15 00 j Miscellaneous ...... * 500.00 Total township fund $ 1,795.00 —Estimate of Township Funds to be Raised— Estimated expenditures as above.s 1,795.00 or king- balance at end of year to meet necessary expenditures until receipts of revenue from taxation $ 2.445.60 Total o4Q gQ Less estimated revenue and balance— _ Revenue not derived froni taxation qi o xn Balance at end of this year. .. . 2,440!6Q Total deductions 3 °59 19 Amount necessary to be raised ’ J by taxation ® qri a. 1 p . ~Special School Fund— Repair of buildings si "00 on School furniture and supplies. . 1 000 00 luel for school houses 1 600 00 School transfers fioonn Transportation Rono'rm Teachers' institutes ." !!! .*, l 000 00 Janitor service 1 "no on Miscellaneous 6!000.00 Total special school fund. ... $18,500.00 Estimats of Special School Fund to be .Raised—bstlraata of expenditures as WorlSng balance at end of'year slß ' soo 00 to meet necessary expendifrnm “ ntll receipts of revenue from taxation $15,164.63 Less estimated’ wen™' 533 ' 664 ® auce—"TSon 001 deHvwl Balance at end of ihia’ ’ye^i! lllMiaa Total deductions 19 9"4 sa ‘wwsrrr - *• t>,.'.,YtY ' *. $13.(39.70 T3„ . . —Bond Fund— Payments of bonds . ... q nnn Payment of Interest f !575 00 Total bond fund A 4 i,F,fsr „?■ 5“ £s* &252: lures until receipts of revenue from taxation ?^ n ? 9 s SJJ44 M Total —— L Tnc^i ma ' ed ' rebuff ihd'bil- 7Al ° 84 R 7a?a U ,?on n<>t Balance at end of'thia‘year’2.H4J3 Total deductions ..... <s an m 1, A sHLssrr. 1. b *. v,a !!:!" Pav nf t Tuition Fund— s •- - Pay of teachers S 19.000.00 Total tuition fund . s"iq non iw , 5 „,, Total . Less estimate' 'revenue 'and bal-" ÜB '° 43 ' 93 ance— Re tax n aA n nc>ti d9rived f rom Balance at end of this year! 9.543.93 Total deductions m 0.,.-. to Un tLx n a 7^ Sary t 0 h® raised ' ~ Vet —Proposed Levies— " ' v- ‘ aTab, e property §4 907 oqn no Number of taxable polls u ' 090 00 Township Fund—Levy on property 0"amount to be raised. $98141 propeny ’ t „^P e< i lal School Fund—Levy on polls raised, °$ 1.3. < 739 > .75 Perti ’ ' S: amounl to'beTa'irt Tuition Fund—Levy on property -*O--to be raised. $14,721 27 7 ’ ’ Totals—Levy on polls ' 1.00: lew on 5RS P 10 ty ’ ‘ bß ’ amount t 0 6® raised. $33.JJomparstive Statement of the Taxes rthm Co and to **■ Collected—(Shows amounts collected last three years) .Township F und—Colected 19"" lew ||g2 igi IW3 levy. 5985.48: 1824 !££ Special School Fund—Collected 19"" m'" V i 518.768.44: 1923 lew. sl4 981 %~0lew 1925 lew. sl3®7.W °sbe 5 be coilected thi3 „ Bond Fund—Collected 1922 lew $4 's3 945 -- 92 / H !T vy ’ 1924 lew few $4.i"5 67 ,hi ® 192. J > Bond—Collected 1922 levr ? levy- $11.825.50: 1924 levy i'evy 3 sl'4 Hi "7 >e collected levy. 19" k ? 9fl o IU„ to be collected thi* lew 19"5 levy. $33,568.10. “ ,A£ XV u yer ? {jPPea-ring shall have a right to be heard thereon After the tax letdee have been determined ten or more taxSSTf- fccliu? themselves aggrieved bv iT, rlL™'i apDea J S,ate B <> a rd U TaX .i mm,ss onprs * or further and final :! 7 l >, filing a petition therefor ?r>„r.w h xr Co s a nty i l S dltor no * later than the Board h wiTflJ ° 0 September, and the State county 11 fiX a <late of teann s in this , Dated Aug. 11. 1924. Aug. 1". BERT F ' YEAGER - Trustee. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF BOND ISSUE. In the matter of the determination to .v bondß by Marion County. Indiana, lor the purpose of providing funds to c ! ount . ya Portion of the contracts of Kentucky Ave.. Oliver Ave. bridges and the acquisition of certain real estate to carry out said contracts, per city of In‘jLasapolis declaratory resolution No. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Marion County. Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said Marion Countv at their regular meeting plaee. on the'.3oth and 31st days of July. 1924. determined to issue bonds of Aaid county exceeding lars 6Um °* ive Thousand (£5.000) The amount of bonds proposed to nw issued is for Sev#n Hundred Fifty Thousand (s>/.o0,000) Dollars, bearing interest at the rate of four (4) cent. The net assessed valuation of Marion County is 10,b20,920. and the present indebtedness. with this issue is $7,294,600. More than ten taxpayers, other than those who pay poll tax only, who feel themselves aggrieved by such determination. may appeal to the State board of tax commissioners for further action bv filing a petition therefor with the county auditor on or before the expiration of twenty-nine days from the 12th day of August. 1924. The State board of tax commissioners will fix a date for hearing in said county. ? Dated this II h day of August. 1924. (SEAL) HARRY DUNN. Auditor of Marion County. Aug. 12-19. NOTICE—Thai? I, Henry Simpson, 633 Roanoke St., will on the 13th day of August, at 3 o'clock, sell one Ford coupe, bearing title No. A-79105: license No. 390-920: engine No. 384(3534, belonging to J. P. Lenord. 2916 Clifton St.. Indianapolis. Ind., being in storage 19 months. Aug. 8-12.