Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 107, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1924 — Page 10

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HEALING POWER ' OPEN TO ALL IN SCIENCECHURCH Chicago Lecturer Speaks at Noon Meeting at Keith’s Theater. “One of the distinctive features of Christian Science is the fact that the power to heal and regenerate mankind is open to all.” said Richard J. Davis, C. S., of Chicago, 111., In a lecture at noon today at Keith's Theater, under auspices of the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, Indianapolis. He was introduced by Miss Kate C. Cox. “This healing power is yours today. It belongs to no privileged class. It is true that there are thousands of consecrated men and women who are devoting their lives to the ministry or practice of healing as taught in Christian Science, but today any one of you, earnestly seeking Truth, may commence the study of Christian Science and its actual practice, tip to your highest light. “May Begin Today” “Today you may begin to approximate the understanding of Christian Science and apply it in your life and the problems of your daily living. Do you believe It blasphemous to assume the right and power to heal as Jesus did? “Do you believe that Christian Scientists are assuming too much in their loving endeavor to lift the heavy burdens of their brothers and let the oppressed go free? Shall Christian Scientists be criticised for their effort to completely fulfill the injunction of the Master to heal the sick? "Are we so remote from God, so separated in belief? Have they taken away our Lord that we know not where they have laid him? “No Reason to Marvel” “People strangely marvel at what they call miraculous manifestations of divine power. But why should they marvel? Should it surprise us to see concrete evidence of that one omnipotent God who governs the universe and man in perfect harmony and order? “The works of healing and regeneration seem incredible only because humanity has continued on its sorrowing. suffering way in ignorance of its Redeemer. The operation of God’s law should seem the most natural thing on earth to us.” BOYS DRINK MULE Three Lads Uncover Liquor Secreted on Vacant Lot to Police. Three boys, saw the life of drunkard protrayed in reality Wednesday night, and as a result of their questioning by police, eleven gallons of white mule was seized. One of the boys, 10 years old. was intoxicated, hut the other two had taken only one drink each, they said. The trio led the police to a vacant lot at the Belt Railroad and Washington St., where they pointed out the liquor. YOUTH REPORTED GONE Nathaniel Green Said to Have left With Another Boy. Police have been instructed to look for Nathaniel Green. It>, who for- ; merly lived at Twentv-Pifth St. and Baltimore Ave., and who is reported missing from White's Institute. Wabash. Ind. He has light hair and j is light contplexioned. Janies Carter, formerly of 2037 Massachusetts Ave., .was with him, officials said. Charles Vincennia. 67, of 126 S. B’oble St., is also missing, police were told.

THUG KILLS PATRON Man Is Shot Down in Cleveland Restaurant. By Vritid Prr*s CLEVELAND. Sept. 11—William O. Kinsey. 31, was shot and killed In a restaurant today by a masked bandit. The bandit entered with drawn pistoj. Kinsey made a move to leave the place and the thug shot him through the chest. The murderer escaped. Small Boy Lectured Sergeant Tooley lectured a .small boy as to what would happen to him if he was caught turning In false fire alarms. The entire downtown squad of apparatus and police responded to an alarm at East and Vermont Sts. Wednesday night, and some boys there told Lieutenant Earl of the salvage corps and Tooley that the boy pulled the box. The mother of the boy denied It. Poor Aim By Timm Sprcial COLUMBUS, Ind., Sept. 11.—Rushing out of the house to shoot a hawk. Delvin Miller accidentally shot his wife in the hip. About sixty shot, glancing off the porch floor, struck her body, being so deeply Imbedded physicians refused to permit removal. Police Aid Asked Charles W. Compton, 3169 N. Capitol Ave., today asked police to ■watch for articles stolen from him recently while he was at Homer, Ind. A diamond ring and other valuables were taken, he said. Now He’ll Lock It J. P. Meyers, 3114 N. Capitol Ave., didn’t lock the rear window at his home Wednesday night. Thieves entered and stole silverware, jewelry and money for a total of sllO, he ■old police today. Sheath Skirt Y; he sheath skirt is very popular gfrkvening gowns and is usually slit 9*4 ke side to reveal a tube skirt beor clever arrangements of rufgraperies.

TEDDY ‘AT HOME' IN SCHOOL ROOM Third Day Finds First Grader Thoroughly Alive to Possibilities for Fun,

(Miss Ruby Weil of The Times staff is going to school * with Teddy Scott this week to find out what happens to a small boy just beginning his education.) By RUBY WEIL Mr. Sparrow provided an unexpected lesson for Teddy Scott, 2002 NT. Alabama St., and his classmates in the IB at School No. 45, TwentyThird St. and Park Ave., Wednesday, their third day of school. Just after recess, while the youthful scholars were having a rest period, Mr. Sparrow suddenly made his appearance in the room. No one knew just where he had come from, but Miss Lillian Bohnstadt, the teacher, thought he had flown In a window. Around and around flew Mr. Sparrow. He perched on a window, frightened and uncertain of the way out. Finally Miss Bornstadt caught him. Holding him gently ,she took him up one aisle and down the other. while the children petted his head lightly and “Oh-ed:” and Ah-ed!” Then she held him out of the window and let him fly away. Fully Recovered Teddy had regained full use of his leg, which he hurt while turning somersaults Tuesday night, so he walked to school with Eugene, his 8-year-old brother, and me. We were accompanied all the way by Buck, the Scotts’ airedale. who just would not turn back, no matter whut pleas we made. “Buck, you can't go to school: you’re only ten months old.” Teddy told him. But Buck trotted right along. When we reached school. Buck found another dog to play with, and we slipped inside without him. Bobby Jackson. 1936 N. Delaware St., Teddy's special school chum, was on hand. I had a taste of being teacher, when Miss Bohnstadt called to a teachers' meeting. Some of the forty pupils even called me “teacher.” making me feel most important, but not helping me keep them quiet. They built houses of blocks ;they played with colored pegs: they

Double Order By i'niled Prr* CHICAGO. Sept. 11.—“Dhuble order of everything” was the breakfast order of Nathan Leopold. Jr., and Richard Loeb when they arose today after a night of sound slumber i:the death cell. • They were placed In the death cell, with the Jights blazing all night* to make doubly sure against anything unusual happening. “We won’t be able to get the good food at Joliet that we get here,” Loeb said. “So we wan L-to get plenty now.” The boys have been getting their feed from a restaurant. The “double order” breakfast today consisted of x’eaches, scrambled eggs, pork sausage, fried potatoes, toast, cookies and coffee. A deputy sheriff supervised the cooking.

Views WILL HELPS BUTLER Banker, Killed in Wreck, Leaves College Money, Butler College today was notified that it wall receive a bequest of between $20,000 and $30,000 from the estate of Edward W. Swayer, Pittsboro (Ind.) banker, who with his wife was killed Tuesday when an interurban car struck their auto near here. The will, filed for probate at Danville. Ind., provides special bequests of $30,000 to relatives and friends and religious organizations, leaving the balance of the estate for the establishment of an E. W. Sawyer trust fund to be used to aid worthy students In obtaining education there. His Izcsson Iyamed It doesn’t pay to steal anything from a policeman. That’s what Henry Miper, who gave his address as "city" when arrested, will tell you. He was fined S4O and costs in city court Wednesday after It was alleged he stole a motometer valued at $7.50 from the machine of John Moorman, city policeman. City “Fringe” Clean-Up Campaign to remove unsightly dumps and sign boards on railroads and highways leading to Indianapolis has been launched by the real estate board. J. F. Cantwell has been named chairman of a committee to start action. Business Man Dies Bn Timm Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Sept. 11.— E. M. Hare , 71, wealthy business man, Is dead at his home In this city. He was active In business here for forty years. Three sons, Frank, Albert and Willard, survive. Woman’s Leg Broken - Mrs. Corine Smith, 713 Park Ave., sustained a broken left leg, bruises about the body and several teeth knocked out, when she was struck by a machine at Park Ave. and St. Clair St., today. She was taken home. Police are looking for the'' driver who failed to stop. License Drive Nets 26 Nineteen men and seven women were slated at the city prison and re leased on their own recognizance Wednesday to appear before Delbert O. Wilmeth in city court and tell why they have failed to obtain city license tags for the year beginning July 1.

wrote and drew all over the blackboard. A few of them, much to my relief, looked at pictures and books. And all of them talked, talked, talked, so that only an “At-ten-tion,” said In almost tone Miss Bohnstadt used, had any effect on them. New Game Learned After about fifteen minutes, the real teacher came back and soon the boys and girls were learning anew game. Teddy had his first recess. Tuesday he could not go outside because of his injured leg. Today he played “Cat and Mouse” with the others. After recess and the sparrow “lesson” came a drawing lesson. Then some Mother Goose rhymes, to end the third day. Teddy was feeling very much “at home,” so much so, in fact, that Miss Bohnstadt "called him down” s eve raj times. Bobby, too, twisted around in his seat every few minutes, to see that all was well with his friend Teddy. They had a good time, but "teacher” didn-’t. 2 CARD OF THANHS CARD OF THANKS—We wish to express our many thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for kindness ami sympathy shown ns in the sudden death of our beloved son. Raymond G. Butcher, and for the many beautiful lloral offerings. Especially do we wish to thank the Rev-. Prinkle and Dr. Ben Clark for their consoling words: Marion bodge. F. *4 A SI.. No 35, Scottish Rite. Shrine. Knights of the Ku-Klux Klan and all other orders. Also the funeral dieretors. Charles D. Chase of I-ugansport and Shirley Bros, of Indianapolis. MR AND MRS. CHARLES E. BUTCHER. CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank the friends and neighbors for their sympathy sjxfwn during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father. John L. Chitwood. Rev. Wilhelm. Bros. Eicherson. Tom Beehler, Mr. Stiegman for the many beautiful floral offerings. WIFE AND CHILDREN 5 FUXEKAL DIHECTORS_ _ “I® 1 \V. T. BLAiSENGYM 2228 Shelby St. 1702 N. Illinois. Drrxrl 2570 UNDERTAKERS—HISEY & TITUS. 051 N, Delaware. Main 3080 George Grinsteiner Funeral director. 522 E. Market. Mam OOPS Whiteside & llixon . 1618 Prop'c* St Drcuel 3823PLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N. Illinois St. Funeral directo-s t 6 the people of Indianapolis sinee 1887 Phnnf —-Main 0011. 0042. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY _ BERT S ADD—2I3O Prospect 3t. Phone St> w a-t 227 3 B> 1 L ol . Nr> FOUND—Articles found in Indianapolis street ears yesterday: PAIR CLASSES 2 PLUSES PURPLE UMBRELLA Main 2737 WIRE WHEEL, carrier and tire. 34x4. Return to 505 N. Tarorna, or Brookside °449 LOST—Diamond-set platinum Shrine pm in Block s store or downtown district. Monday afternoon. Reward. Photi WAsh 3022, LOST—Erie cord tire and tube. 33x4 reward Consnmerc Tire r,> [.in 0003. 12 help w %xted—m m l A WEST INDIANAPOLIS Butler College student who has his afternoons open can connect with a good position Ask for MR. HOOTS. Indianapolis Times Circulation Department. SHEET metal and furnace man wanted at once. 117 N. Alabama. 13 INSTIU < TIONS ATTRACTIVE SALARY Interesting Work In Beauty Culture A profession which Is not overcrowded. See how we help you to earn while you learn, give you practical experience enable you in eitheer day or evening elssst-g to make your life work easier and happier. INVESTIGATE NOW ■ —send for free booklet and complete information —NOW. FREE CLINIC Diploma* Awarded.

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h—Houses Brookside Ave. EiM of Rural; 5-room modern bungalow with hardwood floor# Uffrge lot. garage . 54.400; £8.)0 eah. balance leu# than rent. Call Mr. Wanhburn, Re#.. Hum. 4256. J. E. Morrison & Cos., 513 r.pnioki' Bldg. Lincoln 7536. KING Ave., 1234: open evenings from 6 to 8: Sunday. 2 to 4; new modrrn fiveroom bungalow; long living room with fireplace; other built-in feature*; largo closet*, linoleum on bath and kitchen floor: splendid basement; garage; price. $5,700; terms. 610 Kalin Bldg, Main 3331. MACPHERSON AVE.. 3205 FIVE-ROOM modem bungalow, new never occupied; garage: extra large lot: paved steet; price $5,750; SSOO cash, balance like rent. Main 4517. Irivington 0143. STATE SAVINGS & TRUST CO. TACOMA, N. 632: five room*, semi-mod-ern cottage, fireproof roof, garage, paved street, Lincoln 3734. S4OO Cash And sl9 50 per month puts you In this new 4-room bungalow on Denny St.. 2800 north. Has electric lights, city water, sewer gas in street. Good sized rooms with large closets; 1-car garage; lot 3714 x!BS. Call E. C. Hougen, Res. Irv. 0580-W. J. E. Morrison & Cos., 513 Lemoke Bldg. Lin. 7536, 129-133-141 S. Webster $l5O cash will give you possession of any of the above new 4-room bungalow*. 1 H blocks of E, Wash, car in Irvington. Balance $24.50 per month. Call Mr. Keller. Res, Drexel 7186. J. E. Morrison & Cos., 513 Lemoke Bldg. Lin. 7536. New Six Room Bungalow 300 block S. Dearborn St. Price $3,500; SSO cash, balance S3O per month. Van Arsdali, with H. C. Tuttle & Bros., 233 East Ohio St. Tel. Main 1168. Res. Web, 1108. S3OO Cash Six-room, semi-modern home. electric liglUs, gas, cistern and well, good cellar, new decorations: monthly payments. $24.50. Call Ed O'Callahan, South Side Specialists, with McCOKD & McKINNEY, Realtors. 311-12 Lemoke Bldg. Circle 5220: eve,, Brookside 1633. NEW home ready to move in, live large rooms, front and back porches, garage, 50-foot lot. $2,750: SIOO cash. If this house don’t suit you we will build what you want. 2119 N. Wallace. Irv. 2304. FLOYD PETERMAN. EXCEPTIONAL bargains east. SEE UNION TRUST CO.. 116 E. Market. FIVE-ROOM bungalows; easy payments. Wash 4344. CITY BLDRS. REALTY CO.

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21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses NEW 5 room bungalow, located southeast. electric 1 ght. front drive garage, cement walk*, front, rear porches good well price $2,750: S3OO cash, balance $24.50 per month. Mam 5072. Evenings Webster 081)0, MIST SELL Five-room modern bungalow south: 3car garage; term#: sacrifice for cash. Lincoln 11*68. Owner. Main 1974 £4 3<H>. *3OO CASH. balance monthly. Practically new 3-room, modern bungalow. garage. 1.V27 Cheater Ave. See owut-r. 710 Banker?! Trust BUiy.. Main 00-O. After 0 p. m Harrison 03.31 ON BROADWAY: l> apartments net income S3OO per month £20.000; instantaneous hot vyater system; will accept down payment: balance I per cent per month. Drexel 4003. EAST modern 7 rooms 3 bedrooms beautiful front porch, improved street and alley, nice basement: price $0 000 for ! r,-a!j C j OSBTRN Drexel 0181 700 BLOCK on Lexington Ave.; 0-room modern home. 1 blmlt of good school; 7-rar garage: price, $3,800; S3OO down. Prove 1 4003 DOVBLK. Southeastern Ave rental $ ID 30: 5 rooms one side. 3 rooms other; fireproof roof " garages: price $3,700; terms Lincoln 3734. NO DOWN PAYMENT New five room modern bungalow. Call at noon at 334 Lemoke Bldg DREXEL. 111. new six room modern; built-in features; garage; good locaPon. NEW four room bungalow northeast. $l3O down; balance. $lB per month. Web. .3301-R, d—Lots Building* Has Already Started At Truflholm Park The new close tn addition among the tr^p Ono quick decider already has hts home started. Will you he a quick decider? Or do you throw a house away every ten years in rent ? We let reliable people build a small place at once. It's up to you. IDEAL LOCATION. Only 3800 east, on paved s Sherman Drive. a short walk ; south of Washington St., just beyond the Pieasaiit Run bridge. Call us and let us show you these lots. We bar* a tot for every pocket book while, they last Cornel Bea quick decider yourself! Don't let another opportunity slip by! Make your start now ! Robert S. Nordyke, 705 Nat'l City Bank Bldg. MAin 2630. Res. HUmboldt 2132 $245 $5 CASH. $1 weekly; 6! ft. front; northeast. See owner. 710 Bankers Trust Bldg., or rail Main 0520; after 6 p. m Harrison 0331, FOR 841,E—Or trade: 40x135 foot lot in Brighlwood on paved street. Webster 4472. e—Suburban STERLING—ACRE TRACTS. LOCATED 7 miles west of Monument; V, mile we*t of Ben Davis and 2 blocks south of National road: luterurban stop on addition, bus lines within 2 blocks. THESE TRACTS are 101 feet wide and 311 feet long. On* tract will make over 5 large city lots Prices of these tract* range from $675 upwards. Weekly payment* of $2 and up. Down pajmer.t only $lO. We allow litwra) discounts for any amount of cash. COTTAGES of from 3 to 5 room* t arc available on this addition. Down payments on these cottages range from $65 to S2OO. Monthly payments sls. A cottage may be put on any lot as Boon as the $lO Is paid down. Come out and let us explain this proposition to you. SALESMEN on ground* every afternoon and evening until * dark. 415-16 OCCIDENTAL BLDG. MAIN ,2957.

ONE or more acres, good location, northeast. $750 per acre. $lO cash. $lO monthly. Special prices and terms on from 2 to 10 acres: liberal discount for all cash. See owner. 710 Bankers Trust Bldg., or call Main 0520; after 6 p. m.. Harrison 0331. f—Sale or Exchange NEW semi-modem double; rental $36: accept lot as down payment. Owner. Lincoin 5050, g—Builders and Contracting IF YOU have a clear lot we will build you a homo. Our houses are better and cheaper because I have no office help and pay no commission. Lincoln 2627. Ask for Mr. ELVERS and MR. KLEIN. WE will build and finance a house on your lot. Yon pay like rent. crvic REALTY CO.. Lincoln 50.30. 136 N. Delaware IF YOU HAVE A LOT WE WILL BUILD AND FINANCE YOUR HOME. RELIABT.E REALTY CO. Main 0186. 22 HEAL ESTATE W ANTED LIST you/ property wltn us and, prepare to move. Our service does the turn. Buyers waiting. Call Mr. Strong. Main 2957. Orin Jessup Land Cos. 415-16 Occidental LIST your property lor sale with PRIESMEYER & WEISS. 136 N. Delaware. Lin. 8105. TIMES WANT ADS LEAD TO SUCCES.I

23 MISCKLLAXEOUS FOR SALE a—Coal, lee- and Wood GOOD GOAL 19 A SAFE INVESTMENT ; To secure good, clean coal you oust be j sure to buy from a good reliable coal dealer. The past 16 years' experience in i the coal business taught us tq select our I coals from the best and most reliable : mines in the country. BEST VA. BLOCK, LARGE FK $6.50 best ky. BLOCK LARGE FLK. . sti 50 BEST DOMESTIC BLCK. CLEAN FK. $6 25 | BEST GLENDORA EGG. CLEAN FK $5.75 I BEST ILL. LUMP. CLEAN FK $5.73 ; BEST IND. LUMP, CLEAN FK $5.50 BKS'I ILL. OR IND. EGG. CL FK.. .$5.35 BEST VA MINE RUN. 5(1'5 Ll* $5.50 BEST IND. ILL. MINE HUN. ! 60<y I P $4.75 UNION ICE & COAL CO., Drcx' 1 4621 Drexel 4622. WOOD furnace and stove wood for sais. Drexel 7631 R l)—Clothing TROUSERS To Match Your Coat $3.95, $4 95, $5.95, $6.95 and up. THE PANTS STORE CO. 48 West Ohio St. Near Illinois. e—Household Goods BREAKFAST wts, sl6 to $38.50; also furniture made to your order. FURN. SPEC CO.. 412 Mass Ave. Lincoln 6061. HUGS and LINOLEUM CHEAP. 207 W. Washington St. R 1 ' AND LINOLEUM? HALF-PRICE SALE 425 E Washington St SI No Eli SEWING M 'u'HINE. IHgh-arm; 930 S Mer St HOOVER swrejw-r medium size; reasons? hie. * Lincoln 344] . 1 SMALL-SIZE VB'TROI.A in fine condition for $45.0(1 Lincoln 6865 o—Miscellaneous LAWRENCE PURE j.INSF.ED OIL PAINTS will protect and beat tlfy your property at a cost of less than 1 cent per i square foot. L. D. Tyler & Cos. (Sole Diitrihutors) 325 Massa, (inserts Ave. j TREES shrubbery and Tinea? landscape service planting free SHAKE & HACKETT Call Drexel 0179. 4 (o 9p. m. j KHAKI refreshment tent. 14x9 feet; iron frame. Drpxel 1186-R. INDIANA CINDER CO.; largest load In city, Belmont 4361. BAHI4 CAB blue reed auto top: good condition *l2. Prcxe] 2763._ o—Musical Instruments Pl\NO—Valley Gem upright: walnut ease. with bench. in flrxt class condition: at *l5O i’ih. 1325 Reianor. PIANO, mahogany; upright? perfect <onrtlllon. Sell reasonable 4930 E N York. f—lVt anti Live Stock BTRP dogs, 100 per cent Llewellyns, i Iraintxl: also six youngster*; just right: sge to start training: priced to sell. FRED GKOTHE. Brazil. Ind. i 3)5 Ml St Kid, A N l-; Ol s WANTED Good, Sound, Yellow Ear Coni, Delivered to tlie Stock Yards. BABY Burry or stroller wanted regardless of condition. Lin. 1034. SEWING machine, have your hemstitchinr machine repaired, adjusted by the man who knows how; 30 years’ experience on every kind of machine. STANDARD MACHINE CO., Sparrow & Sprout, distributor#, 140 W ._ Mary lai id. Ph one Circle 0332. FEATHERS bought, gold and renovated; feather mattresses and pillows made. E. F. BCRKLE, 410 Mass. Main 1428. KEMODEidNG concrete blocks and cement work; tinning. T. F. BISHOP CO., POl E. Washington St. Lincoln 3495. Main 7512. HUGS, BxL2. thrly clnd. $2; all work guar. SUPERIOR CLEANERS. Ken. 4402. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGK. 291 Indian* At*. MULLER S HAT SHOP.' Moved to 107 W Maryland St. PAPER hanging. 10 cents per roll. Drexel 9404. PAPER hanging; very reasonable; samples. Lincoln 7652. after 6 p. m, 29 BUSINESS OePORTUXITIES LISTEN! I have a high-grade, well-established business of first waters, and factory running. Have made mine, but old and have gilt edge opportunities for right men of but small means to join me and get into business for themselves with big income. No experience required. Take charge of supply station and ship out the goods, receive and handle all money, both his and mine. Take out the big end and send me the small end. and I only require small payment to become part owner with me. and have an extraordinary opening for the man who wants to go into southern country. Also, have chance of a lifetime for farmer to go West on half section. State your reference and amount of your good faith money In first letter if you mean business and meet your surprise. lam retired on account of age and health. Investigation required on both sides. SIOO reward for its equal. W. NOLES, Hotel Roosevelt, Indianapolis. I

28 ST < lIYW* E AN D TRA NS FER Furniture Moved Anywhere Responsible for all damages: special toads 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 STORAGE, packing, household goods: low rates on California shipments; overland hauling. Wanted return load from Dayton. Chicago. South Bend. PHONE OTTO J. SUESZ. MAIN 2353. OR 3628. NIGHTS WEBSTER 4379. OR OdflQ-W. MIKE O'BRIEJn" = Transfer and Storage. Main 1307. You Read tne Want Aas— Have you tried to use themf It’s easy—Cali Main 3500. Ask for an Ad Taker 30 AUTO a—Trucks Big Clearance Sale on Used Trucks. Hurry If You want in on This One Service truck, new i tires, cab top, repainted $ 300.00 One Ford dump truck, complete, sliding gear transmission, new tires, three months old • 400.00 One two ton model “G” International truck, overhauled, repainted, new tires, long wheel base... 750.00 One model S, International speed truck, one ton, express body, cab top, good tires—bargain 700.00 One model 41, International," long wheel base, four speed transmission, ne w two ton 1.000.00 One model S, International speed truck, one ton, stake body, cab top, good tires —Extra bargain ... 700.00 One model 31, International V/o ton truck 250.00 One model “K.” International V/2 ton truck 400.00 One model “K,” International V/ 2 ton truck .- 7.... 350.00 One model 41, International, long yrheel base, four speed transmission, ne w two ton 1,000.00 One model S, Tnferna- 1 tional speed truck, one ton, stake body, extra fine shape 550.00 One model S, International speed truck, one t jrt, stake body, cab top, almost as good as new 850.00 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. OF AMERICA 1188 KENTUCKY AVE. Circle 2809

, 4 cylinders, touring; prac>'cw: equiped with Ranspring I Jumpers, front and rear: motometer. autom.mc windshield wiper. tire lock, five good i Gres, Call owner. Webster 6363 F v'ICK Four touring. 1P23: bargain ■ or tra<sp CENTRAL BUICK CO.. -31. Central Ave. Ran. 1300. Open evenlngs. CHEVROLET. 1023 coupe: all mechanical parts in fine shape: original finish and all good tires; bumper and spare tire. Can be bought for $lB2 down and $25 per month. Loncoln 6865. CHEVROLET touring. 1924: like new; s42;>: $125 down. !, haynes & schmipt. inc. j 1-0-123 W. North. Lincoln 7575. | Open Evenings and Sunday. j CHEV ROLET. 1923. sedan: a nice looking and welH-conditioned car that has been well taken care of; will sell cheap and can take small down payment. Li. 6865. CHEV coupe. 1923; good car for wintergood condition: S3?o; terms, Web. 0646. DODGE BROTHERS TOURING 1920 production; a !ow priced, dependable car that has many miles of satisfactory service’ only $300: terms. C. H. WALLERICH CO. 833 N. Meridian St. Essex Coacb, A-Six CAN NOW BUY—A new Essex 0 coach, balloon tire equipped for $371.34 down and $51.29 a month. Close-1 car cll open car price. Open for trades. DOWNTOWN—Hudson-Essex associate dealers. There's something new Jn Hud-ton-Essex now on display. Standard Auto Sales Cos. Associated Dealers Hudson-Essex Motor Cars Select Used Automobile*. _ 322 N. Delaware St. J. W. BERRY. p. B. SMITH. Lincoln 3003. —— - _________ On© coupe, two sedans, fifteen tourings and roadsters; cash or terms. SWISSHELM A PARKER, 544 E. Wash. FORD. 1923 touring; lockwheel. spare tire; $265; terms. 427 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday, FORD touring. 1920; shock absorbers. Decker wheel, etc.. $125 ; terms. 427 i N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday. j FORD. 1921 touring; starter, dcm. rims: dandy; $75 down, balance E Z terms. MILLER AUTO SALES. 644 E. Wash. FORD, 1920 coupe: starter; dem. rims, 5 new tires; $2lO. MILLER AUTO SALES. 644 K Washington. Main 3493. FORD coupe. 1931 : lock wheel and other _ extras; $225; reasonable; terms. 427 N. Meridian, Open evenings. FORD dump truck. 1924: lust like new; $300; SIOO down, balance 12 months. Droxpl 4094. JEWETT 6. late 1922: first-class condition; $350: California top; price $350. Will demonstrate. Owner Drexel 2991. LEXINGTON, late model touring: see it: hear it run: tip-top condition; $395terms. MILLER AUTO SALES 644 E. Washington. MAIBOHN touring, 1919; 5-passenger; $200: easy terms. 427 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday. MAXWELL, 1918 touring; SSO drives it away. 427 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday. OAKLAND tourings, two brand new; owners going to California and must seeriflee, 712 N. Riley Ave. OLDSMOBILE C touring; late 1923 model; completely overhauled: excellent refinish with enameled fenders and hood all brand new cord tires, bumper and spare: as nice and as good as new. Will sell for $750. I can arrange terms. Lin. 6865, OLDSMOBILE Six. 1924 touring; good cord tires; perfect mechanical condition: excellent reason for selling; can arrange term*. Webster 1958.

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30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE g OLDS 6 touring: motor in line shape; goJ tires and top: car need* re finish mgX priced to sell quick: $lO3 down and sl4 per month. Lincoln 6865. OVERLAND. 1923 touring; a good sturdy little car; original finish and looks nice. Good tires and spare, 2 bumpers and lock wheel; $l4B down. sl9 per month. Lin. 6865. OVERLAND ROADSTER $75 Cash FORD ROADSTER $75 Cash Both in good running condition. Lin. 6805. OVERLAND sedan, 1923: bumper* front and rear: new tires; $525: easy terms. HAYNES & SCHMIDT. INC. 120-122 W. North. Lincoln 7675. Open Evenings and Sunday. USED CARS bougtu and sold. I. GOLDBURG. 522 N. Capitol. USED CARS cash, payment or trad*. Jobes Whitaker Sales Cos.. 345 N, Cap.. For Good Used Cars See I. WOLF AUTO CO. 559 N. Oayitp’ Main 1579. r ——i WILL take talking machine as part payment on good used car, Lin, 6865, WILL TAKE 25 tons of coal as part payment on car, Lincoln 6865. 31 AUTOMOBILES wanted WANTED —100 cars to wreck for part*. Will pay the highest eaeh price*. Call us first. SAM CORAZ AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.. 510 N. Capitol Ave. Main 6389, AUTOS WANTED —212 E. New York St. Main 4446. 3? auto supplies, impairs" AUTO WASHING Our specialty 334 N. Illlnol*. S & 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. WHY not a speeia# MASTER c-oupe or sedan body lor your Ford? Time payments: your body in trade. I. WOLF AUTO CO. 4 555-537-559-561 N. Capitol Are. USED tires, any siz*. $2 and up. Open evenings till 10 p. m. ROGERS TIRE SHOP. 3117 W. Washington. Bel. 4300. ' TIRES' ON PAYMENTS. CAPITAL SALES CO.. 54 W. New York. 34 AUTOMDBILES FOR RENT RENT A NEW CAR U driv* It. 127 B. Wabash, Circle 3000. TIMES Want ADS BOOST BUSINESS LEGAL NOTICES INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION BRIDGE DEPARTMENT. Aug. 30. 1924. Notice to Bridge Contractors. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain bridges on State highways will be received by the Director of the Indiana State Highway Commission at his office in the Capitol building m Indianapolis until 10 o'clock a. m.. Sept. 23. 1924. when all proposal* will be publicly opened and read. Thes* bridges are further described as follows: In Franklin County—Repairs to on* bridge on Road 39-F. consisting of two spans at 20 feet each. Two bridges on Road 39-H. one 6x6 box. and one span at 20 feet. Two bridges on Road 34-B. one span at 60 feet and repairs to one spaa at 20 feet. In Fayette County—One bridge on Road 34-C. one span at 28 feet. In Spencer County—Two bridges on Road 16-G. each consisting of one span at 55 feet. In Perry County—Two bridge* on Road 16-F, one span at 124 feet and one span at :>0 feet. In Crawford County—Four bridges on Road 16-E. one span at 72 feet, one span at 175 feet, one span at 72 feet and one bridge consisting of three spans at 16 feet each. One bridge on Road 22-1, consisting of one span at 30 feet. One bridge on Road 22-K, consisting of three spans at 28 feet- eaeh. In Whitley County—One bridge on Road 2-1. one span at 66 feet. In Allen County—One bridge on Road 2-K, one span at 28 feet. In Switzerland County—One bridge on Road 40-B. consisting of one snan at 19M feet with heavy approach grading. ■ The plans and specifications mav b amined at the office of the Stats Highway Commission, 16 N. Senate Ave.. Indianapolis, or copies thereof will be forwarded upon payment to the Director of a nominal charge. No refund will be made for p'ans returned. Proposals must be made upon standard forms of the Indiana State. Highway Commission, which will be supplied upon request. Each bidder, with his proposal, shall submit his bond payable to the State of Ind'ana tn the penal sum of one and onehalf (1H) times the amount of his proposal with good and sufficient securitv to the approval of the Director: SUCH BOND SHALL BE ONLY ON THE FORM SPECIFTED BY THE DIRECTOR COPIES request” ill be fcrnish ed upon The majority of these structures will be awarded in groups or combinations of several structures each. Fjrfner information regarding the work contemplated and the method of letting, price of plans, and furnishing of cement will be furnished upon request. The right Is reserved by the Director to reject any or all bids .or to award on any stated combination of bids that is in bis judgment, most advantageous to th* State of Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. - . „ . JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Director. S*pr.. 4. 1*

ST ATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION j _*°* lce hereby given that sealed bids | wiil be received by the director of the State highway commission, at the office of the State highway commission in the State House. City of Indianapolis. Indiana, until 10 a. m. on the 23d day of September. 1924, for the construction of ce*-- , tain highways and described as follows: :No I A 91. 2.757 miles. Location: i Indianapolis avenue road. Illinois State j hne to 116th St. and Calumet avenue road. Indianapolis avenue to Sheffield avenue. Lake County. Bids will be received for three types of pavement—brick, bituminous concrete and concrete—on the above listed project© as shown on plans and described in standard specifications for same. Contractor will be prepared to complete the pavement on the northeast side of Indianapolis avenue from the State line to Calumet avenue before Dec. 1. 1924. Cement for the above listed project , will be furnished the contractor by the j Indiana State higrhway commission. * Proposal blanks and specifications may be obtained free, and plans upon payment of $5 per set, upon application to the State highway commission, Indianapolis. Indiana. No refund for plans returned. Plans may also be seen at the office of„ the State highway commission. Indianapolis. Indiana, on or after Thursday. Sept. 4. Contracts will-be let to the lowest and best bidder, but the right to reiect any and all bids is reserved, if any cause exists therefor. Bidders shall " file bonds with the bids as provided bv law JOHN D. WILLIAMS, Director Indiana State Highway Commission. Sept. 4-11. NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE Notice is hereby given that the E. W. Steinjiart Company will sell at its place of- business. 1100 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis. Indiana, on the 27th day of September, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.. one Cadillac roadster. Special No. 57-PP-73 at public auction, for cash to the highest bidder. Said car will be sold to repay charges to the undersigned company for repairs on said car and storage eharges in the total sum of Thirteen Hundred ($1,300) Dollars, incurred by the former owner of said ear. Robert H. Pyle, for which charges the undersigned has a lien against said car. all pursuant to the statutes of Indiana. The proceeds of said sale will be applied to the payment of said charges, and the balance, if any, paid to the former owner. E. W. STEINHART COMPANY. WILLSON & WILLSON. Attorneys, 817 State Life Building. Sept. 4-11-18. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administratrix with will annexed of estate olf Sarah M. Morrow, deceased, late of Marlon County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. CLARA ASHINGEB. No. 22684. Sept. 4. 11. 18. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF MAR lON COUNTY COUNCIL. Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Marion County Council of Marion County. Indiana, will be held at the Commissioners’ Court at the courthouse in the city of Indianapolis, Ind.. oil / Thursday, Sept. 18. at 10 o'clock a. m. I (SEAL) HARRY DUNN, Auditor Marion County, Indiana. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of Frank A. Broeking, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. LAWRENCE F. BROEKING. No. 22720. Sept. 11. 18. 25.