Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 53, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1926 — Page 10

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MOTHERS, save your children and homes by installing Superior Fire Preventive Flue Flashing. Can be purchased anywhere in U. S. A. by addressing E. H BTEEL 1029 N. Jefterson Ave. Patented. THE ELECTR EAT MASSAGE For Neuritis and TUieumatißin LOLA W ALKER. 624 State Life Bide Lin. 8873. _ Instructions MEN to learn barber trade TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE BIOE. Wnshmeton St,, Indianapolis, )nd. Main 609•* feDGINNERS: piano, half-hour lessons, 50c. 24 W. Raymond St, _ _ Lost and Found FOUND—Articles found on Indlanapolis street cars yesterday: 4 UMBRELLAS 1 BOSTON BAG ’ CHILD’S HAT 2 PURSES 3 PACKAGES i Main 2737 } FOUND—One Ford tire, on Louisiana St. Can have samo by paying for ad. -iw Detroit St., after 6 p. m. PIN lost: round gold calla lily V 1 J* n VjT’ feffCTSt-y 18 : Help Wanted Male WANTED Experienced collector to cqßect on city routes, must know city. Harper. 807 Meyer Kiser Bank Bldg. ’ HERE is an opportunity for a live, wideawake voung man between In and lo who wants to get with a concern where he can advance. None who wishes to work during vacation only need apply, tn letter <Tf application give age. schooling. reference, and state if previously employed. Address Times. Box a-6. WANTED Neat appearing young man to work with manager. SEE MR. BLUMCLSCHEIN? 607 Meyer-Kiser Bank Bldg. Can use a good collector at once see Mr. Bapiett. 607 Meyer Kiser Bank Bldg. WANTED—Experienced man capable of doing high-class gold edging in book binding work. Apply immediately. 707 State Life Bldg- or phone Riley 4061. ENGINEER through thrashing season. 615 S Lebanon St. Phone 742. Lebanon, tnd. —-w SELL coal, ton or car lots: commission basis only; drawing account. 212 N. Pine. Help Wanted Female - GIRL for general office work: one who has P. B. X. experience preferred: give references permanent position. Address Tlmeß. Box 924. (VHITE woman for general housework; 4 in family: no laundry. 1257 S. West. gIRL wanted: room and $6. 1511 N. IHinla St. Situations Wanted Female K. ILLINOIS, 518: suite of rms.: everything furn.. in exchange for small servtces. Call evenings. Main 1138. Rooms for Rent ALABAMA. N.; large front room, nicely furn.; private family. Har. 4929-R. CAPITOL. N., 1116; "apt. 8: large’ front rm.; also single rm.; mod. Lin, 2680. CLINTON HOTEL’ 29 Virginia Ave.: large rooms; 58 *n $5 per week. Riley 1738. _______ COLLEGE, 2934: rtn.: private home; adj. bath: refined gentlemen. Ran. 6478. bELAWARE. N.. 1649: nicely furn.. front room, mod.: home privlleegs. Ra. 1627. EDISON. 509 3 nice, clean modern rooms; private family. Lin. 8564. GUILFORD. 3445; nice, clean room: prlvate family: 1 or 2, Wash. 2270. kfbfWOOD. 29-20: rm. in mod. home; newly deco.; private family; 1 or 2; breakfsat opt. Ran. 3095. MERIDIAN. N.. 520; apt. 17; young girl to share apt. Riley 4535. SfICH.. W.. 6: apt. 25: love! y rms.; cool, ■ light, airy 2 gentlemen. Riley 3833. PARK Ave.> 1546: large front room"; downstairs: Central car. Lin. 7113. PENNSYLVANIA, N" 1100; attractive. 2room suite, living-room and bedroom; suitable for 3 or 4; reasonable. RILEY. 410 N.: furn. rm.. mod. homo; priv. ent. Irvington 1571-W. ROOSEVELT Ave.. 1231: 3 unfurnished _ rooms: modern: sl2. TALBOTT. 20()9 N.; mod. rm. in priv. family: nicely furn.: 1 or 2. Ran. 4067. S’ENTH. E„ 226: modem sleeping rooms; private home Riley 2878. __ BIST. 628 E.; nicely furnished room; 1 or 2: Central or College cajt SSTH. E.. 116: nicely furn.7airy rm.. mod. priv. home; man preferred. Ran. 3008. *TWO cool, mod. rooms: private entrance: Convenient. 2231 College Ave. Web. 3165. LARGE, well furn. rnT.: use kitchen: breakfast rm.: private home. Lin. 4493. S"LARGE mod. rms.; private family;l or 2, Webster 1527-M. Housekeeping Rooms for Rent JBELLEFONTAINE. 3320; 3 unfiirn.- rma.. heat. li*ht, gas, water furn. Ken. 2639.

Housekeeping Rooms for Rent CENTRAL. 1948; suite of rms.: also rm. and kitchenette; turn. Ran. 0408COLLEGE. 1322: picas ant, turn. rms.: modern. Riley 2668. 139 N. EAST ST.: nice, clean rooms. $3 up. Room and kitchenette, $3.50. FT. WAYNE AVB.. 633; mod. rm*.; walklng dist,, gd. loc. 81. 3815. HALL PL.. 1730; 2 clean*mod. furn. front connect, rms,; garage. Har. 4597-W. ILLINOIS, N.. 1515: downstairs front rms. for light housekeeping, $2.50 per week. MICHIGAN. E., 520; 3 newly furn.; employed couple; 87 week. MILEY. 120; two furn.: gas. elec: ground fl.; prlv. ent.; $5, Bel. 1839-W. TRAUB. N.. 128: nicely furn. pretty rm.; heat, light, water, garage, Bel. 1516-J. WALNUT. W.. 20; suite of housekeeping rooms; adults; strictly modern: $6 per. Room for Rent With Board COLLEGE, 2007; lovely, cool room, for 2; •garage optional. Ken. 5778. DICKSON. 118%: nicely turn, rm.; mod.. private home; $4. Lin, 3075. BOARD and room for elderly people or Invalids; best of care given; doctor's references. 2350 College Ave. Wanted to Rent MAN, 30. congenial. Protestant, wishes homelike place. State particulars. Address Box 376. ' ~ Houses for Rent /v^aa/vw>aa/wva^^v^wwwvwvw^ BELMONT. 231; four-room cottage; large yard; garage; sl6. Har. 1559-J, CARROLLTON. 6341: south half modern double; o rooms; garage. Hum. 2082. CHESTER. S.. 31. strictly modern six-room double; built-in features; reasonable. Web. 4878 or Web. 1257. 1633 Comar Ave. Tr-5-rooms all modem, except gas; newly decorated; $27.50 per mor.tn. CORNELL AVE.. 2470: colored: 4 rooms. sl|’| C 0 tnC C^ ht l 3lsf aß ltG Cl^ar„ at § r 76f.^r MRS. ELSNER. Irv. 3955. DENNY, N.. 2963: 4-room double: light. gas, toilet; water pd.; S2O, Irv, 4452. EMPIRE, W„ 411; 5 rooms, semi-modem; water paid; sl6. Lin. 4082. EWING. 1§33: four-rbom half double: garage; $25. Web. 2242-M. HAMILTON Ave.'. 802: 7-roojn modern house: only $32. Ran. 5533. HANCOCK. 301: 6-room house ; garage; semi-modern. Bel. 1023. HIGHLAND. N.. 414. near Tech; half mod. double; 3 bedrooms: gar, Web. 4126-J. 758 KETCHAM ST.; 760 Ketcham St: 766 Ketcham St.: 768 Ketcham St.. 6 rooms, elecrie lighs. $lO. 1464 S. Illinois: 1468 S. Illinois: 1470 S. Illinois: semi-modem four-room doubles: sl6. 1461 S. Illinois, semti-modern. $lB. 1471 S. Illinois. 4 rooms. sls. 712 Beecher St.. 4 rooms. sls. 81 Schiller St.. 5 rooms, S2O. Main 1709, 106 N. Delaware. LOCKWOOD. 1830: four rooms, semi-mod-ern; double garage. s2l. Bel. 3885. MISSOURI, S.. 418- 4 rooms, semi-mod-ern: water paid; sl6. Lin, 4082. MORRIS. W., 254: newly decorated 6 rms. Rent sl3. InquireZ2s7 S. West. Dr. 3233. 19TH St.. E.. 503<505: modem double; 6 rooms and bath; s4o' newly painted and papered: new shades and everything in lst-ela-ss condition. DR. HARRY D. WELLER. 506 Kahn Bdlg. Main 1587. Keys 1833 Central Ave. OHIO. W.. 2019: attractive four-room dou> ble; inside toilet, gas. electric lights. water paid. s2l. i Wasn. 1910. OLIVE 1846 half modern double; 6 rms. bath, gar,; water pd ; S3B. Dr. 1637-W. PARK AVE. 2407—Five-room apartment; sun parlor; $55. Frank S. Clark A Cos.. 226 E. Ohjo Main 3377. SHEPARD 1537: 4 rooms and kitchenette. remi-modem. with garage; half stucco. _Llncoln _8184._ ST , r r sf v‘ i5 : 7 -room double: in excel - lent condition; $25. Lin. 4082. _ STERLING. 1010: 6 rooms, bath, water furnished, fine locatoin for barber shop, beauty parlor. Inquire 1730 E. Tenth, or call webster 5623. or Ran. 6074. SUMMIT. 47 S.; modern 7-rooin house; garage; good condition; TEMPLE. S.. 10-12: six-room half modem double: all conveniences. Dr. 0556. 25TH St.. W.. 416: 4 rooms; gas. electricity: S2O. Riley 5325. Wash, 1820. UDELL. 562: strictly modern double; 6 rooms garage, Har. 4540-J. VILLA AVE.. 1004: half double: 8 rms.. semi-mod.; gar.; water pd.; S3O. COLORED: 2329 Terrace Ave.; 4 rooms; lights; sl7. Hum. 3610. _ SEE tor bamalns HOUSES, SOUTH 1511 Spaan: gas. elc. Its., waters S3O 00 1202 Pleasant , pas. el. Its., bth. 5 2o 00 2004 English ; gao, elec. Its., gar. fl 22.00 141 Nordvke: gas elec. Its. . ...6 20.00 247 S. Arsenal: gas elec. Its. . ..• 16.Q0 718 Beecher: elec. Its. . . . .. . . -4 _16.00 DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL Apartments for Rent ALABAMA N.. 1830: 3-room, semi-mod-em apt.; S2O. Har. 0211-W. CAPITOL. N.. 1701: 3-room apt: everything furnished; me. gar, Riley 6069. FOUR ROOM modern upper duplex; $25. In Irvington. Call Main 6687. after 4 n. m. Ask for R. L Roberts. Houses and Flats Furnished EASTERN. N.. 438: 6-room modem horns; beautifully furnished. In'. 1098-W, WOODRUFF PL.. 993 Middle Dr.; 3-room apt,: everything furnished; $3.5, Business Places for Rent

LOOK! * Fine modern storeroom. Splendid location at 1110 N. Illinois. Heat and water furnished. This is an unusually well lighted and ventilated storeroom and should be seen to be appreciated. Call or Fee owner, H. D. Goode, SWISS CLEANERS, 1120 N. Illinois. MAin 6555. £ STOREROOM and dwelling: choice locatlon; S. Meridian St. Rand, 6820, WILL rent; half of my office to contractor, etc.; good location east. THE STEWART COAL CO. Webster 4600, BUSINESS ROOM: fireproof, suitable for small mfg.: reasonable. Wash. 0741. Cottages and Resorts COTTAGE for rent. Lake James; completely furnished: private beach, basement kitchen, garage, complete bath, spring water, screened porch; sleep ten; $22 per week. July and August. OSCAR MARTIN. 2218 Broadway. Ft. Wayne. Ind. FOR SALE OR RENT—Completely fury nlshed modern summer home at Northport Point, one hour’s drive from Traverse City. Mich. Wire A. L. LaFranier. Traverse City. Mich., for particulars. WISCONSIN cottages: Squaw Lake; good fishing, boating, bathing. Wash. 2293. Houses for Sale 1538 EAST 34TH 5-room modern bungalow: street railway bus service: paved street; $4,250; terms to suit purchaser light oar or clear lot as first payment. See Ryan. SECURITY TRUST CO.. 11l N. Penn. St. Main 1804. Residence, Har. 2562. 4- Modern Bungalow double, rents S6O per month. Priced right for home, or a good investment. W. B. Rueby 425 Lemcke Bldg. Lin. 1782. ONLY SSO CASH NIFTY BUNGALOW 5 rooms: in Bellair Addition, near 40th St. Price. $2,650 each; SoC cash: balance easy terms. See Van Arsdell, with H. C. TUTTLE & BRO. 223 EAST OHIO ST. Main 1168 Nights. Web. 1108 ONLY $25 CASH and balance sl9 per month buys five-room house: eelctric lights; newly papered. 3147 Ethel St Call Mr. Bray. J. G. McCullough 106 N. Dei a. Main 1709. 125 N. Wallace $3,800; S3OO DOWN Dandy 4-room modern; in good condition; fine location; this Is a real buy. See it. Call Lin. 6057 Res., Irv. 1569 THE CHARLES R. ETTIN&BR CO. 1318 WADE ST. 5- modem bungalow; basement, laundry, large lot, garage, paved street; only $3.50:); SSOO down. Lin. 3734.

Houses for Sale A Real Buy 5-room semi-modern bungalow; suburban; in A-l condition; newly papered price $2,800; S3OO cash; balance on easy tejms. See or call Paul Hitch or George Shuck. Hitcta Realty Cos. “A good firm to Hitch to.” 604 Fidelity Trust Bldg. Lin. 2126 or Bel. 1Q27. NEW. attractively arranged, builtto endure, bungalow. Well located in restricted section southeast. Large living and diningroom combined. Two nice-size cross ventilated bedrooms. Convenient kitchen, breakfast nook, bathroom with toilet, large cemented basement, garage. All rooms artistically decorateq. Large corner lot. .7.0x200. Price only $3,900: small cash payment. balance like rent. FRANK R GATES Ac SON. REALTORS. 624 Illinois Bldg. Main 1409. 11 NEW BUNGALOWS Fronting south on rhodius park A wonderful new home section. Thoroughly modern five-room home, artistically designed and unusually well built. Large rooms large basements: $4,100 to $4,760: terms; $37 to $45 per month: 1800 square W. Wyoming. Take W. i. car to Belmont, walk north to Perk. BRIDGES A GRAVES CO.. Home Builders. 237 N. Delaware, „ Riley 6260. Let Ua Build Your Home. For Rent With Option.to Buy 3500 Block Salem St. This Is a well located modern and very complete 6-room house with 2-car garage, close to transportation, stores, churches, new theater and the new Shortrldge. Small option binder will ’handle. AT YOUR SERVICE. W G. LYTLE. WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO. Main 0792. Ban• 5200. COZY BUNGALOW —NORTHEAST Well constructed, well arranged. Large living-room, din-ing-room. convenient kitchen. 2 nice-size bedrooms. complete bath, full basement, furnace, ga- - rage. large east front lot on pavd st. in Forest Manor. Price $5,750; SSOO cash, balance like rent. FRANK E. GATES A SON. REALTORS. 624 Illinois Bldg. Main 1409. Evennigs. call Webster 3096-W. $26 PER MONTH BUYS CHOICE OF FOUR NEW SEMIMODERN BUNviALOW S ISOO BLOCK TABOR STREET Four and five rooms: inside toilet, city water at sink in kitchen; gas; electric lights; garrsLc: will paper to suit, pure hat*ers. Small down pavmen{ reqitired LORENZ SCHMIDT A SONS. REALTORS 144 E. lOhlo St. Main 3715 Res., Irv. 1064±SMALL DOWN PAYMENT This splendid. 7-room home with inside toilet, furnace, gas. electricity: located at 2326 W. Morris St. Paved street. Price $2,900. Call _ _ „ The C. W. Henry Cos., Realtors _ 429 Lemeke Bldg. Riley 1064 Res.. Humbodlt 2634. _ HOYT AVE. 3951 —In English Heights; nice, new. 4-room electric lights: front-drive garage; cement uo. in >gtnd walks; large closets and pantry. Price 450 on eaav payments, lake EngJitn Ave car to Garfield Ave.. 3 squares sotilh. Ccu.e mtt any evennlg or Sunday. Main 507 • Webster b 899. HOMES FOR COLORED We have a number of houses located in different sections for colored. Avery small down payment accepted .with balanc? like rent. If yoit are paying $l B a month rent we can sell y?u a r h ?£} e ' STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST (XL Main 5156. L. Ray George. Irv. 2896-W. ONLY S2OO DOWN Just 2 squares east of Shelbr St a r. ettinger op Lin. 505 T Res.. Irv. 1658 ONLY SIOO CASH New bungalow: 6 rooms basement gafage: bus service. Mr. Christcxia. Hum. 3438 Mr. Huse. Hum. 2016. WILLIAM MURRAY HUSE. REALTOR. . AN OLD-ESTABLISHED grocery with nice clean stock and good business: located In heart of city. Wilt give free to party that gets this grocery two sloO share* In wholesale house tn Indianapolis. FRANK BANTA. Danville. Ind. NEAR Spedway: new. attractive, small house with garage: $2,760; payments. Trade for clear Apt or new auto Room 140-2°o N. Illinois. Main 1051. MR. CHAPIN. NEW three rooms nad garage: northeast: Lots for Sale ACRE LOTS Warreni Terrace: B. 14th and Shadeland; $750 and $8.50: $lO down and $lO monthly. Salesman there from 4 to 6 p. m. AUDUBON RBAI.TY 00. Irv. 1520. HAVE' SSOO equity in lot on east side. Will trade for auto. 1706 Stamm Ave. FIVE ACRES, northeast: price $1,250; SSO cash. sls monthly. AUDUBON REALTY 00.. Irv. !R2o. Irv. 1201-M. Real Estate Wanted REAL ESTATE. 10 bn 'k^z or * e r E h A a sT “ u _ 719*20 Lemckf Bide Phone Lin. 8434. WE specialize In east and south side prop-erties-only. If your price is right and T 559 ,S CHArA U R. ETTINGER CO D Vo TO i N oiy^^.c^Y^. K X E jvCTg7 Acreage for Sale

SIX-ACRE farm: 5 miles southeast of Martnlsvllle; good road: fruit; good house; ideal for chickens: fine neighborhood. Ownpr on premises; *6oo. No trade. J, STEPS, R. R. 3. Box 96. Building and Contracting IF YOUR have a clear lot we will build you a home. Our houses are better and cheaper because we have no office help and pay no commissions. ELVERS & KLEIN. INC. Lin. 2627. GARAGES A SPECIALITY ” , , Call us for estimates. Terms. Smith & Thompson, contractors. Drexal 5084. Irvington 4703, Miscellaneous for Sale BABY carriage. $35: Pullman, good condi. Mon. $lO. 829 W. Twenty-Eighth St. CANOE, Old Town: 18-seat: equip.; re as.. 2825 Central. Har. 0166 W. CARRIAGE. wagon, harness, at a bargain. Inquire 410 Mass. Ave, CASH REUI3I*ERh. scales, grinders, sllcera rebuilt: guaranteed Fixtures all kinds SPRAGUE EX.. 22 W Ohio. Main 0564 CHILD'S IRISH MAlL—Large size; now; $5. Randolph 0294. COUCH, sanitary: good: cheap. Ken, 1980, DAVENPORT, red velour; good as new. 2820 N. Penney!vanla. DAVENPORT. OVERSTUFFED TAPESTRY. KElfr. 5635. DELOO LIGHT PLANTS! some large enough for summer camps, or villages. Write for list of bargains. EVANS ELECTRIC 00.. 340 N. Temple. Webster 4840. DINING-ROM SUITE. 8-piece. Flemish oak; good condition: cheap. Ken._l 666. ELECTRIC fan, 16-inoh. D. C.; cheap. Riley 5688, ELECTRIC BTOVE and tent for sale. Ran. 4056, GAS RANGES’ Used: thoroughly overhauled; *lO and up. Delivered and conpacted. Charles Koeiiring. 882 Virginia AVI. GAS RANGE—HiglKoven; awning, 13 ft.: 200-lb. ice box, Humboldt 3384. GAS range, in good condition; bargain. Drex. 3238. HOUSE cleaningr Your surplus clothing. furniture, magazines, papers, will heln 111 to help others Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon Riley 6622 127 W Georgia ; KITCHEN CABINET. McDougall. oak Ilnish: good. 5853 Broadway. . KITCHEN CABINET. McDougall. oak flnish; in good condition. Hum. 0135. ' MATTRESSES Rebuilt and recovered Home Bedding Co- 870 Virginia Ave. DRe.x. 0780, MOVING PICTURE MACHINE. MAGIC APPARATUS. BARGAIN. DR. 3133-J. PAPER baler; all steel; $lO takes it. Ran. 0990. RANGE, combination Buck, for coal and gag. Bargain. Web. 3933-W. REFRIGERATOR. 75-lb- Alaska. .$20.00 Hum. 5629. &09 E. 57th St. ™ RUGS and linoleum at lowest prices DORFMAN RUG COMPANY. 207 W, Wash. St. Near Capitol. SCHOLARSHIP for Central College; price greatly reduced. Wa. 3008. SMALL apartment furniture: excelfent condition. Lin. 5038. TAILOR SHOP OUTFIT-!— Sewing machine, pressing irons, tables, etc. Main 1297. TYPEWRITER “Royal:” factory rebuilt: excellent condition-; reasonable. LI. 2722. Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED—Pony wagon or buggy. Call Lin. 6388, or Wash. 5645.

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Musical Instruments JONLY $2 PER WEEK kee this Kimball piano today: used, but V wonderful tone and action: case In e condition; this week special price $145. WILSON STEWART MUSIC CO. TECHNOLA player piano, with bench. 18 rolls. S2OO. 6119 Broadway. Hum. 2119. Coal and Wood Summer Prices ' Special Discount on Your Next Winter's Requirements. Best Va.. Kan. Cos.. 6-lu. blk.. 1kd..58.50 Best Va.. 3x6 lp.. clean fkd T 1.25 Best Ky.. Har. Cos.. 6-in. Id., cln. fkd. 6.50 Beet Ind. No. 6. 4-ln lp.. fkd 6.25 Best Glendora Lump or Egg. Kindling with each ton, UNION ICE AND COAL 60. 1910 Bluff. Drexel 4621. Dependable since 1908. It will pay you to visit our yard and aee the difference in good coal. J. AND L CQAI CG... Contract next Winter* coal now. NORTH ST COAL CO IJn. 1458. Clr 6566 Night Irv 4020 TR> OUR MAJOR COAL _ MAJOR COAL CO Ran 4129 Pets and Live Stock . BABY CHICKS FOR SALE BOYERS’ HATCHERY, 25 E. MARKET. RI. 5470. HATCHERY THORNTOWN, IND. LARGE type Barron strain white Leghorn baby chicks. $8.75 hundred postpaid; Rhode Island Red chicks. $10.75 hundred postpaid. We pay the postagp and guarantee live arrival. THE RED HATCHERY, MarehaU, Ind. BOSTON terriers: 6 males: 7 weeks old. 1 ' dark seal satiny coats, white markings: short muzzle. cobßy bodies. Sired by the wonderful stud and show dog. Dokkle Boy. Web. 4472. 2668 Brookslde Ave. 8091, 2524 Oxford. TWO JERSEY COWS FOR SALE; excellent condition. , Web. 3091. Business Announcements CARPENTERING- repair, cabinet ‘work. roofs, gar, built. Baker A Kelsey. LI. 4175. CURTAINS TO' LAUNDER. " MRS. J. LUTZ. MAIN 0150. FEATTIERS bougnt sold and renovated feather mattreeeea and pillowa madv g. F, BURKLE 416 Maas Main 1428. HENDRIK DINKLA. house painting: comp, ins. 2650 E. 34th. Web, 2682-W PAPERHANGING. CASH OR TERMS—15c roll. Har. 4580-R. PAPER "FURNISHED AND HUNG; $4 per room and up; also painting. Ken. 3846. REPAIRS for any stove or furnace: also gaa and coal ranges. U-NBEDA STOVE REPAIR 00.. Main 6913. 339 Virginia ItVfV ROOFING—You furnish shingles and I will lay them for $2.50 per square. Repairs of all kinds. Irv. 2550-J. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDOB 216 N. Dllnolf. SHEET metal worn, guttering and spouting. Tin work and general repairing CAMPBELL CO. Phone Bel. 2808. 100 LADIES—To get permanent waves! marcelVffect. ringlet ends. Special opening price for limited time only. SB. given by Mr. Arthur Hildebrand, expert operator, of St. Louis. Mo. Marcel and shampoo. $1 Open 9 to 9. By appt. Lin. 5650. 349 Maks, Ave,, Art-Nor Beauty Shoppe Business Opportunities GOOD real estate business for sale. Will sell half or all. Address P. O. Box 54. GOOD' BOTTLING WORKS MUST BE SOLDI Owner leaving city. Not a large Investment. Lin. 5854. 6QI N. Senate Ave. HARDWARE STORE: bargain for quick sale. Address Times. Box 735. WILL SELL AT BARGAIN: fruit and vegetable route and worm-drive truck. Owner has other business. Web. 3511-2. ROOMING house: eleven rooms: nicely furnished. locaW-d in good district north; U well equipped and a real proposition. This place must be sold at once. Owner ■n ill healthsnd must leave the city; SSOO takes all. Hurry. Cali Main 3933. YOU can have your nouse painted, papered. reroofed, fclumbing or furnace installed. garage built or limited repairs made, and pay for it in monthly payments. Will also build and finance a VSy f N 0 Vl oi y.li! ot 6QsCTve. RE^er42C^: dr .t locauos Storage and Transfer Get our price. Estimates made free. HOOSIER TRUCKING 00. 1618 E. Wash. Day and night _phone Lin, 8778. BTOR AGE E *i^CKI|^ B OV ERLANDMaln 2353-3§2IL J ‘ Wrt> SZ 4s79-069f1-W. of overland * 0 TRAt FER 1273 Oliver Atb. Bel. 4307. LOADING car [or Miami and Ft. Lauderdale Low rate on California shipment OTTO J. SITESZ. Main 2353-3628. ,n gs7r ,at>i>mao NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER OO." Call at all tlmea Randolph 3741 OVERLAND moving: reasonable, rates. J, REEBB. Web. 4467. Motorcycles and Bicycles MOTORCYCLES Ws sell sod exchange, ALLEN 509 Mass Are Main 7029. Automobiles Wanted W^.,v DaT Ll C r a 461 t § r Wx'.'hiSM™ USED CARS bought and sold. GOLDBERQ. 622 N. Capitol. Money to Loan

Popular Methods Hi the Small Loan Business $lO TO S3OO ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS PIANOS. ETC- WITHOUT REMOVAL. Ten years of intensive investigation have proven that this business meets a real economic need. Indiana passed a law setting a fair rate of Interest and licensing the lender Loans are made for thousands of different purposes. If you need money in emergency, do not hesitate o call, phene or write either of our offices. Repayment arranged in easy, monthly installments of principal and interest. Loans can be reduced or paid In full any time. Interest ceases immediately on every dollar repaid. , WHAT YOU PAY ON PRINCIPAL: On *2O you pay $1 per month. On SOO you pay $3 per month. On SIOO you pay So per month. On S2OO you pay $lO per month. On S3OO you pay *ls per month. With Lawful Interest Popular Finance Corporation 106 E. Market St. Room 532 Lemcke Bldg. MA in 1278 NEED MONEY \ Quickly, confidentially and buslnese-Uka dealings is a part of tne service ws give you. LOANS ON Pianos, Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141 Vo E. Washington St. MAJn t? 586 Ltncolp 7154 6% Mortgage Money Meyer-Kiser Bank frIRST or Second Mortgageslndianapolis or Indiana real estate. Prompt service R, H WILTON Lin 6104 ITOI National City Bank Bldg. _ Off 404 l&eege p^RATION Main 29*8. Auto Supplies and Repairs WE WILL paint your car with Lyke-Glas Laquer finish and let you pay for the Job by the wek. Ford open cars $20.00 Ford closed cars. . . . $25.00 All others in proportionate prices. CITIZENS AUTO GARAGE. 330 N. Illinois. Main 6268. _ BEST used tires any sue: wholesale aad NEW and used parts, accessories, tires and > batteries for practically every make of car for less. Satisfaction guaranteed. im co - ST.

Auto Supplies and Repairs WHY SHOP AROUND? You car. generally find just what you want in good used tries at Roger’s about the price you wish to pay. 30x3*4, $2.50-$3 Each. • All 4-in. Tires, $4-$5 Each. 6-inch Tires, $5-$7 Each 6 inch Truck Tires, $lO Each. ROGER’S TIRE SHOP 3117 W. Wash. * BEI. 4^oo. I ON YOUR VACATION TRfP ALL FABRIC SEAT COVERS EASILY CLEANED CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL Expert tup and trim repairs HABIG QUALITY SHOP 1035 N. Meifdlan. Lin. 8302-8303. USED TIRES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. L BELIO * SON 23 8 East Wt Automobile fog Sale 1926 AUBURN 8 4-DOOR BROUGHM Fully equipped: only about three months old; driven only 3.200 miles: a real bar-, gain at $1,660. Easy term*. C. L. SCOTT AUTO CO., 422 N, Meridian. Main 3020. Open evenlnrs and Sunday. AUBURN: good condition mechanically: S6O If sold at once. Riley 6114. CHEVROLET DEMONSTRATOR A COACH. A LANDEAU SEDAN AND A REGULAR SEDAN. The*e cars are less than forty-five days old: carry new car kuarantees and new car bills of sale. We have given only a few house demonstrations with these cars and they are, from a mechanical standpoint. better than new. They carry extra accessories. JONES WHITTAKER SALES <O.. 345 N. Capitol Ave. Mam 5646. Aik for *ales manager. 1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN Good tires; upholstering and finish In good shape. Here is a car that will give vou nUles of transportation at low cost. Only $375: $l5O down. $22.50 inonth C, L. SCOTT AUTO CO Main 3022. 422 N. Merldla.l. Open evenings and Sunday. CHEVROLET. 1924 touring: lock wheel", motometer. extra good tires and mechanical condition: fair paint: $lB9. STONE CHEVROLF.T CO.. 220 E. New York. COLE 1921 TOURING. CHEAP. Call, rear--313-15 N. Tacoma. Web. 2981. DODGE panel truck: good condition: will sell at bargain or trade for Ford runabout. Web. 3363. ESSEX COACHES Three 1925 models. Many extras. Your car in trade. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917-23 Virginia Avenue. FORDS— Wangelin-Sharp’s Bargains for Today Down Price. Pav't. 1924 Coupe $285 SBS 1925 Coupe $295 $95 1924 Coupe s2rs $75 J. 922 Coupe $135 $45 1924 Tudor . $295 $95 1924 Touring $135 $45 1924 Roadster $125 S4O Make Payments Direct to Us. 443-61 Virginia- DR exel 5020. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY FORD touring, 1925: balloon tires: original finish: lock wheel. All this one needs Is an owner. MARION CHEVROLET OO . 401 E. Wash. Lin 4841 FORD BODIES All styles, newaand used, regular Ford bodies, sale or trade; cash or term*. BWISSHELM A PARKER. FORD. 1925 coupe. This car ha* not seen a lot of miles: runs and looks fine: $275: easy terms. STONE CHEVROLET! CO. 640 E. Wash. Open tonight. FORD coupe. 1924: reflnlsh-d a dark freen: has all necessary equipment: will on sight MARION CHEVROLET CO.. 401 E. Wash. Ltn. 4841. FORD BUS. 1925 Ruskstell extension; excellent condition. Just the one for a good school bus. A low price for quick sale. 210 Pennway Bldg. Main 5614.

FORD coupe. 1925; has bumper and other extras; runs like new' only $295; terms. MARION CHEVROLET (X).. .04(3 N. Meridian, Llil. 6361. Ford Cmipe, 1925 Good paint, good tires, upholstering like new. S9O down, balance monthly. 210 Penway Bldg. MA in 6614. Fords—All Prices Forty-five to pick from. We handle our own payments. ROY WILMETHaCO. Twenty-four-hour service. 720 N. Meridian. Lin. 6875. Open evenings, FORD touring: re finished and runs fine; only SBS: terms. MARION CHEVItOLET CO 1 Oltk-JY Meridian. Lin. 6301. F0rd11926 Tudor equipped with* lock wheel, balloon Urea: guaranteed. The Frank Hatfield Cos. Authorized ford Dealer. 626 N. Capitol Ave, Open Evenings. 1925 HUDSON COACH Fulhr equipped, finish interior tires, in fact Wfry detail in this car Is like new. Some money on this Job at $850: only $375 down. bal. monthly. C. L. SCOTT AUTO CO.. 422 N. Mer. Main 3022. Open evenings and Sunday. . HUDSON COACH 1924, Newly Painted. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES, 917-23 Virginia Ave. KISSEL SPEEDSTER 1923 model; fully equipped. Has had good care and Is in first-class condition throughout. Here is a custom-built car that any one would be proud to own and the price is only $975: $.‘175 down. bal. monthly. C. L. SCOTT AUTO 00. Main 3022. 422 N. Meridian. .Open evenings and Sunday. MARMON 4-PASSENGER SPORT TOURING About 1 yr. old: fully equipped with 4wheel brake, natural wood wheels, carries tire mount on side of body, trunk rack on rear, painted a beautiful RollsRoyce blue Duco. Here is a value that must be seen to be appreciated. Cost owner $3,000 new: our nrice $1,150; on terms. C. L. SOOTI AUTO CO.. 422 N. Meridian. Wash. 3022. Open evenings and Sunday. OVERLAND. 1923 Champion: will trade for a clear lot worth S3OO. STONE CHEVROLET CO- 540 E. Wash. OVERLAND. Chevrolets. Fords. _ Essex. Hudsons. Oaklands. Willys-Knights, Dodges: many others. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917-23 Virginia Ave. Star 1925 Touring Balloon tires in excellent condition Inside and out. Exceptional value at SIOO down, balance monthly. 210 Pennway bldg. MA. 6614. WANT a goed current model closed car. Will trade for real estate. Main 1051. MR. CHAPIN.

Automobiles, for Sale VWW^/VWVS/WW^AAA/SA/SeA/W>^A^ * Oldsmoblls $275/ Hupmobile coup* $309 Ford touring $126 Jewett roadster .$260 Armacost 602 North Capitol 832 North Meridian t MA in 0550 JOUtS WMITAXm SA-fltf Ford, 1923 v Fordor Sedan Good shape; several extra*; $225. Chevrolet \ 1925 Touring Balloon equipment. Lot* of extras; $350. cash or terms. ’ Jones-Whitaker Sales Cos. ' 343 N. Capital Are. g 616 N. Capitol Ave. 318 S. New Jersey. MA_ 5647- . *4 HSUft SERVICE J QUALITY COMBINED WITH . LOWEST PRICES Chrysler, 1926 coach, demo...s 975 Chrysler, 1926 sedan, demo.. 1,050 Rickenbacker, 1925 4-pasK coupe , _ 885 StearM-Knight, 1924 sedan.. 850 Oldsimtbile, 1925 coupe 625 Rickenbacker, 1924 sedan.... 750 Maxwell, 1924 coach 450 1923 Chalmers coach 450 Ford, 1926 coupe .., ' 265 Ford, 1924 coupe 200 Nash, 1922 coupe ....‘. 485 Studebaker, "Big 6,” 1924... 685 Studehaker, 1923 touring.... 425 Overland, 1922 coupe 175 Overland, 1922 roadster .... 150 Dodge, 1921 touring 225 Studebaker, 1925 phaeton... 800 (‘‘Special 6") Several others not listed. We trade fairly give the easiest of terms. Carl H. Wallerich, Inc. USED CAR DEPARTMENT 314-20 N. Delaware at. Lin. 6588. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. PACKARD TRADE-INS 1926 Packard single 6 sedan. 1924 Packard single 6 sedan. 1924 Lincoln touring. 1923 Packard coupe. 4-pass. 1922 Mitchell touring. 1923 Stutz 6 sedan. 5-passenger. 1923 Hudson coach. 1921 Franklin brougham. 1921 Nash sedan. 1924 Overland touring. $195. 1624 Cole coupe. 4-passenger. Haynes roadster. s7o. 1923 National sedan. 5-passenger. 1922 Mymon speedster. Many otrier bargains. Always open. Your car in trade. Term*. The Citizens Motor Car Cos. Packard Distributors Since 1904. 31 W. 13th St. Mam 6942. STAR TRADE-INS RECONDITIONED—GUARANTEED Dodge coupe $375.00 Ford Fordor 360.00 3 Star lour'ngs from.. $275.00 to $425 00 Overland sedan 400..00 Star sedan 400.00 MANY OTHERS TO PICK FROM N SiSMWSS 1001MMERIDIAN. Lincoln 1177. Open evening*. Willys-Knight 6-cylinder. 1926. coupe-sedan: driven less than 6.000 miles; fully equipped: perfect In every detail; priced to sell at once. Indiana locomobile Sales Cos. 055 N. Meridian. Lin. 1171. Wlllys-Knlght 66 Coupe Sedan Your car in trade. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917-23 Virginia Ave.

Specials Today Riekenbacker sprtan. 1023 S7OO Stutz mlnn. XIXJ.’I 750 ftutz snort, 1922 660 1025 Hudson coach 800 1920 Stutz touring . 260 1922 Studcbaker special touring 400 Small Down Payment. Stutz Indianapolis Cos. 957 N. Meridian St. Open Evenings and Sunday A. M. Riley 4922. > REDUCTION IN PRICES 1923 Chevrolet touring $ 75 1923 Overland touring $l5O 1024 Ford touring $l5O 1923 Ford coupe $l5O 1925 Ovo.rland coupe sedan $395 1923 Willys-Knight touring $495 HAYNES SCHMIDT, INfc. Willys-Knight and Overland Dealers. New Cv Dept. Lin. 7575. Used Car Dept. 120 W. North St. Lin. 7576. Stafford Auto Sales 1926 Ford coupe $295 1923 Fordor sedan $195 1924 Master 6 Buick touring S7OO Half-ton and one-ton Ford trucks and a two-ton Paige truck. Sale or exqhange. 324-326 N. Delaware. Main 5873 FOR good used ears, call L. GUY LONG. 1114 N, Meridian. Lin 6865, Legal Notices LEGAL Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statutes that the undersigned conducting a public storage house will on Wednesday, July 21. 1926. sell for accrued charges the household and other goods held In storage six months or more with charges unpaid belonging to the following named persons: Mrs. Arburhle. B 11172: American Cooler Cos.. B 10006: Chas. Beerck, B 10715: Clay Bryson. Bill 94 Beneficial Loan Cos.. B 11131: Const. Alle. B 11059: Const. Alley. B 11145: Const. Geo. Davis. B 11160: Coni. Freeman. B 11171: James M. Edwards. 810537: Fidelity Loan Cos.. BI118X: J O Groves, 89275: Glenn Giberson. B 10757: Mr*. Paul Hunter. B 11121: Geo. Ingels. 810701- Mrs. F. W. Killen. 82421: Harry Miller, B 11011: E.- E. Moore. B 11161: Mrs. Flora Nugent, 88643: John Poston. BI1107: L. W. Plnnlx B 10024: Claude Ramsey. B 11063: Mrs. Mary E. Sayler. B 10177: Robt. C. Stewart. B 11080: Artie Thomas. B 10155: • WUllam Thomas. 811128 Mrs. Rosa Turner. BX1076: Mrs. Myrtle Wood, 811141. 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 institution* of the State of Indiana will receive, at the office of its Secretary. Room 326 State House, until 10 o'clock a. m. Tuesday. July 20. 1926. sealed bids on paints, oils and varnishes and queensware, glassware and silverware, ai-cording to a ■complete list specifying kind, grade anti-quantity now on file In the office of the Secretary of the Committee. The Joint Purchasing Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids submitted, and to waive technical JOINT' PURCHASING COMMITTEE OF INDIANA. DAILY E. McOOT. Secretary. July 13. 1926. LOTS 23 and 24, northeast corner ft:ro and Bellefontalne St#.. Broad Ripple, will be offered lor sale on and after July

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TO- BE GOOD ‘Pro’ Grid Bosses Won’t / Tamper With Collegians, j Bv Timet Rvccial NEW YORK. July, 13,—A committee from the National League of professional football teams has made its bow to college football aiW promised to be good. Oen. Palmer E. Pierce, president of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association, Monday received George Halas of the Chicago ‘'Bears" Professional Club, George P. Parrett of Cleveland, George Coppen of Providence and Dr. Murray March of New York, who called to remind him that the league had adopted a constitutional amendment forbldlng Its members to tamper with college players. General Pierce replied that he felt there was a place for both the professional and amateur brands of the sport and that he felt everything would be roqy If the tampering stopped. Dr. March replied that the committee felt somewhat sheepish about last year’s Red Grange Incident, but that he was sure the league would behave itself next fall and live the incident down. N -BRASSIES—(Continued From Page 91 with the'capital city artists and were well down the list with a 75 between them. Scores: Paul Wood aad H. C. Fishback. Terre Haute 70 Gus Anderson and Rae Colson, Part*. HI 79 Bob Smith and Johnny Slmps/n. Terre Haute 76 Lee Nelson and MacDufly, Indbls 71 K. G Stonehouse and Luke Lincoln. Indianapolis 76 Walter Mur fry and Hugh Steven*. Vinetnne* ' 78 Pat Sharkey and George Faulds. Vlnivnne# 78 Dick Nelson and Dick Gant, Indpls. ... 69 E. Leonard and F. Wampler, B/dforrl. 80 H. O Leonard and W. O. Ritter. West Baden 74 Fred McDermott and Bob Bowen, Crawfordavllle 74 Walll* Sparks and George Denny, Ind'anapolla 71 Dell Btnsbacher and George Brubaker. Robinson. 11l 70 Leonard Moaley and Calvin Good. Robinson. HI 79 J. J lute and F. H. William*. Indianapolis 73 W. Moore and Goerge Early. Indianapolis 81 Herman layer and H. W. Baker, . Terre Haute 73 Bobby Heaa and F. B. Ijam*. Terre Hauls 7U Wallie Nelson. Indianapolis, and W. L. Sparks, Terre Haute, 75 Masaie Miller and J. W.’McGuire. Newcastle 73 George Stark and Bert Gray. Indianapolis 75 • • • In Brasslc Birdies of Monday some of the leaders In the women’s flag tournament at South Grove were listed incorrectly. The first five* were as follows: Mrs. A1 Roy, first; Mrs. I. Mazur, second; Miss Katherine Barnett, third; Mrs. Hal Holmes, fourth: Miss Elizabeth Dunn, fifth. Miss Blanche Morgan won In 1925 instead of Mrs. Mazur. • • • This Is open week at the Indianapolis Country Club; that Is, the course Is open to the women who plan to take part In the Indiana Women’s Golf Association State tournament next week, July 19-23. Inclusive. The course Is open for practice except next Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. e • • In the list of notices for the tournament, one reads: “The Country' Club has an outdoor swimming pool —bring your bathing su(ts." Which should console some champion swimmers who are not so good at making putts dive.

The official entry list closed last midnight. Later, entries will be paired at the tee. Member* are instructed to send their dues to Mrs. B. C. Stevenson, 718 E. Fifty-Sev-enth St. / Those wishing to make Individual entries may do so by mailing the entry fee of $3 to Mr*. Romney Willson, Golden Hill Dr., Indianapolis. Only resident* of the State, and members in good standing of a golf club, affiliated with the Indiana Women’s Golf Association, are eligible to play. In sending the entry fee list the three best scores of the season and your regular club handicap, and women’s par. More than 100 entries are expected. Schedule of events: MONDAY. JULY IB 8:00 A. M.—-Qualifying round, eighteen holes, modal play for the following flight*: First (Hi) State chamnionshin, second (16) Country Club of tndianapolis trophy, third (16) association trophv, fourth (161 president's trophy, fifth (16) vice president's trophy, sixth (16) committee's trophy. (If entry is large enough to Justify, additional flights will be added.) TUESDAY, JULY SO * 8 A. M.—First round, eighteen hole*, match play. State championship: Country Club of Indianapolis trophy, association trophy, president's trophv. vice president’s trophy, committee's trophy. 3 P. M.—Annual business meeting and election of officers. WEDNESDAY. JULY 81 8 A. M.—Second round, eighteen hotes, match play. State championship: Country Club of Indianapolis trophy. Chain o' Lakes trophy, association trophy, president's trophy, vice prvsldept's trophy, committee * trophv. First round consolation flights, eightsen holes, match play. 2:30 P. M. —Driving and putting contests. THURSDAY. JULY * 8 A. M. —Third round (semi-finals), eighteen holes, match play. Drat State championship: Country Club of Indianapolis trophy, association trophy, pres!, dent's trophy, rice president s trophy, committee* trophy, second round consolation flights, eighteen holes, match play. 2 P. M.—Women’s two-ball foursome, nine holes. FRIDAY. JULY 23 ' 9 A. M.—Final*, eighteen holes, match play, all consolations. . . 2 F, M.—Finals, eighteen holes, match play. State championship. Presentation of all trophies immediately following the finals. $34,400,000 IN TAXES Bu Vnitcd Prtti LANSING, Mich., July 13.—Michigan collected $34,400,000 In automobile, gasoline, corporation and other specific taxes during the fiscal year ending June 30, it was announced today. The automobile weight tax paid $16,500,000 and the gas tax. $10,000,000. It cost $900,000 to collect and run the State department. Legal Notices 26th. 1026. 11 a. m Rid* should be tn wrtrijig. addressed to the undersigned, who will give further information on applies tion. ARTHUR W. BRADY, Receiver of Union Traction Company of Indiana. Farmery Trust BujMiag.

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INCREASING COST OF,GOVERNMENT < IN U 1 REVEALED Appropriations by Last Con- j gress Jump Half a Billion Dollars. Bu United Pre WASHINGTON. July 13.—Coat of government in this country is going up. Figures made public todfly by Res>resentative Martin Madden (Rep.), Illinois, chairman of the llouso Appropriations Committee, relieved an Increase In appropriations over last session amounting to nearly half a billion dollars. Congress appropriated during the session Just closed a total of $4,409,377,454, an Increase of $470,888,681 over the total of last session, $3,938,490.773. More for Postoffice Madden pointed out that the postal service required an Increased appropriation of $197,283,375. Borne of the other Items that helped to make up the total increase included: United States Veterans’ Legislation —$173,516,000 Increase. Federal Aid for R0ad5—128,676,000 Increase. Construction of Public Buildings—g $13,987,810 increase. " Prohibition Enforcement of prohibition—sl3,* 467,406 Increase, a Rivers’ and harbors’’ Improvements —$10,000,00(1 Increase. Principal items Included In the total appropriations were: Postal service. $842.522,910. Interest on public debt, $795,000,* 000. United States veterans’ aid, $579,215,000. Sinking fund and debt retirement funds, $515,583,898. Navy, $323,040,600. Army. $271,615,207. • Pensions, $202,730,000. Federal road aid, - $106,878,000. Refund of internal revenue taxes, $155,500,000. Prohibition enforcement, •►1.718,* 106. Rivers and harbors, $75,190,674. The public debt, which was $20,2i15,000.000 on June 30, 1925, had been reduced $865,000,000 to $19,433,000,000 on June 30, 1926, Madden reported. Madden added “the outlook for the next fiscal year Is equally promising." “It Is now estimated there will be a possible surplus of receipts over expenditures of $185,000,090,’' he said. “The constructive economy will be continued, and every effort will be made to reduce the public debt. “It is too early to venture predictions on future tax reductions however." \ SCREAM ROUTS BURGLAR'

Neighbor Shoot* at Fleeing Prowler , —Police Search. Police today were searching for the /burglar who escaped from the home of Leonard Smith, 787 S. Noble St., late Monday after being discovered by Mrs. Frances Smith, his wist. Mrs. Smith said she was aroused from sleep by a noise and found the prowler walking toward her bed. When she screamed the man fled th6 back yard. Gerald Cook, 746 S. Noble St., upon hearing Mrs. Smith's cry, chased the prowler and fired one shat at him. PRISONER UNCONSCIOUS Mart, Hurt in C*o, Believed In Critical Condition. Henry Hurt, 60, of the Craig hotel, 328 E. Washington St., was taken to the city hospital early today after he was found unconscious in the city prison. Hurt was arrested at the hotel Monday on an intoxication charge by Motorpolioemen Albers and l’ow. ere. It is believed he fell and struck his head In the cell. Other prisoner* told Turnkey Julius Reinking that Hurt had been unconscious for hour*. His condition was regarded aa critical. THREE YOUTHS SOUGHT^ Father Asks Aid in Finding Son, II —left July 8. O. L. Coffman, 1128 Spann Ave, enlisted the aid of police today In an effort to locate hie son, Alva, 14. •Coffman said the lad has been missing since July 8. The boy was recently released from a school of correction, police said they were told. Police also hat's been asked to search for Joe Dargo, 16. of 532 Stevens St., and Joe Llggere, 14, of 619 S. East St-, who left their homes Monday. WILL ERECT BUILDING inigemeler $o Construct Edifice on W. Washington Rt. George A. Hllgemeler will erect a two-story building on a vacant lot of W. Washington St., between Missouri and West Sta., Frank-Ik Oates, real estate dealer, announced today. Gates the purchase from the. Bernard Kaufmann heirs. The structure will be used for a retail meat market. The lot rose from a sale price of SIO,OOO to $37,500 in twenty-fire years. WOMEN CONVENTION OPENS Bu Vnitcd Prcs DES MOINES, la., July lf/--Amerlcan women have not yet measured up to the responsibilities that the passing of the Nineteenth Amendment conferred upon Olive Joy Wright of Cleveland, Ohlofl president of the National Federation” of Business and Professional Worn- , en, told the delegates at the organization’s annual convention bar* to•.y. rz