Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 160, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1926 — Page 10

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Death Notices SPETH —Miss Alma Anna: beloved daughter of Mrs. Anna C. Speth and sister of Mrs. Laura K. Crouch. Passed away at tho home of her, mother. 2104 Ashland Ave., Sunday evening. I uneral from rest dence. Wednesday 2:30 p. m. Friends uivlted. Burial, Crown Hill. _ Funeral Directors BERT 8. GADD. 2130 Prospect St. Phone Stewart 2273. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 23 W Faii E M°§Sve A pUe. da, or night. Han. 4400. 4401 or 4402. Operating INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY George Grinsteiner Funeral n (522 E Market. KRIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR MA. 1154. 1402 N ' Res. 8 Bei. 3800 R-l-W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 222f1„ Shelby St. DRexel 2570 UNDERTAKERS—-ITTSET & TITUS. 951 N, Delflwnre Main 3680 Special Notices m .. imi WANT part time hauling; have one new six-cylinder ton and quarter truck. One ton and half truck. Will contract bv the year. Web. 6219. ARTICULAR EOPLE ATH MULLER HAT CLEANERS 107 W. Maryland. THE ELECTREAT putß new me in vour veins and relieves your pain. LOLA WALKER un,,, 524 State Life Bldg. Ltn. 8873. MAE HIRT 2351 Ashland. nan. 0339. Try electricity for kidney trouble, ne rltla. rheumatUm. nervousness, MARGARET SELLERS. D. Obstetrician: acute and chronic disease massage. 1 N. New Jersey. Lin. 5-0... _ GOOD home for elderly Ueon l e valids: good heat: all conveniences, rei rrenrv* given, 1427 N, Delaware. LI. .HID PAY $5 for beautiful PERMANENT WAVE- guar 0 mo Cheaper rates cause ol low exp Wch 5319 an n o SPECIAL marcel and shampoo. SI. Oct. 0. 7 8 2023 Madison Ave. Drex._4lhhL_ Instructions MEN to learn barber trade. BARBER COLLEGE. M 9 Eton St . Indianapolis. Ind Mato OPP i Lost and Found mut-uwwi ywuirrs'svr TOUND —Articles found on IndUßj aDOlis street cars yesterday: | FOUR UMBRELLAS LUNCH BOX TWO PURSES THREE PR GLOVES THREE BOOKS FOUR PACKAGES MAIN 2737 .. LOST; Boston bull pup. screw tail, eare not olioned. Female. Reward. Main 440 U. 1400 N. Holmett. POCKET BOOK lost Wednesday. Palace Then ter or front 122 S- Penn. Call Lin. yo3d. Ma. 2704, UOIN nurse containing white gold wrist waten. keyw lost, liar. 195 d-R. Reward. Help Wanted Male IF VOU CAN SELL. A LIVE WIRE. CALL WEB 3141-R. WANTED elderly upholsterer and repairm !n. CaU H.irrison 063?. Help Wanted Female Girls Between tho ages of 18 and 25. who are seeking permanent employment and whose homes are iii the city. APPLY Indiana Bell Telephone ROOM 101. CORNER NEW YORK AND MERIDIAN. SALESLADIES to sell Matthews Distinctive Frocks direct. Restricted district assigned to each representative selected. 545 Illinois Bid.. Indianapolis. YOUNG woman for gen. hse wrk. Apply 1029 E Market St. Situations Wanted Male EXPERIENCED colored man desires poiition as chauffeur or work in gorajre; 10 years with our family. Best of reference & rd. exn. Address Times Box A 150. INDUSTRIOUS young man wants job as nor Ur or chauffer; years of experience; reference furnished, Lin. 54 5fL Situations Wanted Female NURSING: REFERENCE. Web. 1577. LADY would like to answer telephone during day. Call Web, 1274-R. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS Rooms tor Rent ALABAMA. N.. Ill: rooms without board. $2.50: with board. $6: meals at anv hour, day or night BROADWAY, 3118: large. Tront rm.: twin beds: miv. home: par. Wash. 38U2. CAPITOL AVE . 209 W. 33D; front room. nicely lurnished, with absolutely new furnishings: next to bath: plenty of closet room: private home of congenial young couple: no other roomers: home privileges. C;di_eve nlnga only. CAPITOL N.. 4214: elegantly furnished; private home: garage. Wash, 4751. CAPITOL. N., 3143: warm room, twin _ bed. mod., pr. home: men pfd. Ra. 1032. CENTRAL. 2429: nice large, well ventilated sleeping room; nicely furnished: reasonable. Ken. 2593. CENTRAL, beautiful, cozy, warm room: bus, man: priv, home, Har. 0339, apt. 6. COLLEGE. 3343: furnished rm. in private home, Washington 3243. DELAWARE. 723 N : Apt. nicely turn., suitable for two, near Dental College. _ LA SALLE N,. 2239: nicely turn, rm.: modern private home, Web. 0743-K. MARKET. E.. 528; modern turn, rm.; newly papered; steam heat: hot water; $2 (H) $2.50 $3.00 per week, 5Ter7~N.. 2208; beautiful room, suitable for 2: So. Har. 3679-W. OAKLAND, 00S- lovoiy front room; modern priv. home: gar.: reaa. We, lti!2-M. OAKLAND Ave.. 1133: lge. front rm. up.; mod. homi : coup, or 2 men: meals opt. Web. 1242-M. PENN.. N.. 729; sleeping rooms for man , and wife or 2 gentlemen. Lin. 1990, PRATT K.. 118: turn, sleplng rm.: priv home: gentleman preferred. Lin. 2422 SPRUCE. 1037: NICE. MOD.. COZY RM.; PRIVATE HOME: BOARD OPT. ST7 JOE St.: desirable, modern rm.. steam beat: walking distance. Main 0190. SUMMIT, S., 146 4 rooms cottage; water paid: S2O. ISI4 W. New York, fl rooms, single, gar. ge. $22.60. 1001 W. New York. 5 riams. water paid; $25. 739 N. New Js'-sey, 5-room modern, single; S3O. Main ltfv'B. TAI '•tvi'T. NT! 2009: nicely, furn., mod. :u* . oriv. fam.: steam heat. Ran. 4067.

Rooms for Rent 12TH. W 138: 2 nice warm rms.: priv. home- g’tlemen nref - walk dlst LT 8423 23D W.. 711 - 2 sleeping rooms: east of College Ave, Ken. 3748. 24TH St.. 511 E.; nice, large, warm, cozy rm,; priv,, mod, home. Ken. 2871. 2UTH. W. 50: rm. in mod. home: 1 or 2 gentlemen: $4, Har. 1505-R, COMFORTABLE warm mod. rm.. writing table; Bidt. for bus, men. 83. I)r. 7793-R. TWO young men that wish to room together. Ran, 0851, 2 NICELY furnished rooms- walking dlstance; single or double, Lin. 0938. Room for ,Rent With Board AAAA/WVWWWWWWWWS/WWWV' BBVILLE. - ’ N., 23; Mod. home, grentleman; hma. priv., ?aund. K. Wash. We. 4887-J, DEL.. N., 2825; larire. wl. htd. rm.; *d. meals: priv. hm.; 2 ladles. Ran. 1085. JEFFERSON. N.. 217: lovely rm.: priv. family: home privileges: reasonable. STATE, S., 20: 1 largo front room for 2: also 1 other lovely room. bath, well heated, private home. Lin. 3707 ST. CLAIR E (132: room and board In modern home. Riley 1013, ST. CLAIR E.. 632; CHILDN. TO BOARD: . MOTHR’S CARE.. NC. M. HM. RI. 1613. CHILD in good home, near school. Drex. 4250. lils Lexington Ave. NORTH: DESIRABLE RM.: EXCELLENT BOARD; GAR,: 1 OR 2. HAR Q525-W, Housekeeping Rooms for Rent ALABAMA. N.. 608: 2 large front rms. down, also 2 In rear with heat, bath-. BROADWAY 831: 1 and 2 rms.. nicely furn.; newly pap.; price right. RI. 4117. CAPITOL. N.. 1905: 2 clean, modern, furnished connecting rooms. Randolph 5719. HAWTHORNE. S.. 115; 2 nicely furn.. mod, rms.: emp, adults nref. Irv, 0548, ILLINOIS, N.. 2245: living-room with day bed: kitchen and breakfast nook: mod. ILLINOIS, N„ 1515; light housekeeping front room: $2.50 a week. OHIO. E.. 540; nice, clean rms.: everything furn.: sleeping rm.. $2.50. 139 N, East. SHELBY St.. 1113: l nice, warm, mod. rm.. steam-heated apt. DRex, 0232. 13TH, W.. 22: 2 front rm. apt., heated: modern; newly decorated. Lin. 2493, 17TH, 2928 E.; partly furn. house, to board owner; semi-mod.; 3 telephones; adults. Web 2140. 22ND. W.. 1431: 2 large. mod. rniH.; everything turn.; newly pap.; priv.: reus. 26TH, W„ 50: beautifully furn.. largo rm.: emp. or elderly coup. Har. 1505-R. VERMONT. E„ 545; 2 large modern warm rooms, furnace heat. WALCOTT. N.. 248: 2 or 3 rms.. light housekeeping, turn, or unfurn.. mod , priv, home. WASH.. E.. 1530: 2 nicely furn.. warm. modern rooms: garage. Lin. 1736. Houses for Rent , VWV>A^^^^^WVWWWWW^WWS/>A ADDISON. S.. 26; 6 rms.. bath; modern. except furnace; garage. Bel, 0746, ALABAMA. N., 1830; Rear, three rooms. mod, except heat, SIB.OO Har. 1702. W. ALABAMA. N.. 916; five rooms, semimodern; water paid. Ran. 4794. ARCH, 053—6-room modern, new furnace, downtown. Randolph 0800. BOULEVARD PL.. N\. 3211: single. 0 rms., furnace, hath, toilet, gar., lge, lot. BROADWAY. 0418; beautiful, modern flveroom bungalow. Hum. 1429. COLLEGE. 3247—High-class brick double; 0 rms.; redui-eil rent, Har. 3079-W. DELAWARE. N. 2544—0-room modern; north side of double, Randolph 0853. EWING. 1403: 4-room mod. double; newly decorated; garage. Adults. Bel. 0803. EWING. 1314: 4-room modern: water paid: garage; $32.30. DKex, 7772, FULTON. 327; lidtOOM. MODERN HOUSE: S3O, LIN. 3042. GRACE. 435: small house, suitable for couple. $lO. DKex. 0443-W. GRACELAND. 4217: strictly mod. double; 4 Ig. rms., sun parlor. 6ne furn.; gar.; excel, neighborhood; $42.50. Call 4210 Graceland. HARRIS, 33; 0 rooms, bath, modem excopt furnace, garage. Bel 0746. ILLINOIS. 3249 N.: 5-rm. mod. single: hot water heat: 840: adults. RA, 1308 INDIANAPOLIS Ave., 2840-48: 4-rm.dou-ble; gas, elec., well: $lB. Ran. 2179. IRVINGTON—DEWEY. 5840: 5 ROOMS. SEMI-MODERN; WATER PAID; $26. IRV. 4119. LAUREL St . 1744: 3 rms . elec, lights sls per month. J. G. McCULLOUGH 100 N, Delaware St, Main 1709. LINDEN. 2023-25—Semi-modern double: newly decorated: $16.50 u side: water paid. Civic Realty Cos , 130 N. Delaware OHIO, 1132 E.: 7 RMS.: GAS. ELEC. INSIDE TOILET S2O WASH 281.) OLNEY. N.. 2000; 4 rooms: semi-modern. Rent $26. W. B. RUEBY. Lin. 1782. PRATT. 114 E.; Nice, single, 5 rms.. bath; vastly heated: S3O. PROSPECT. 3700: four rooms: good conditlon; barn; half-acre; fenced. Lin, 7780. RAYMOND, E.. 19- HALF DOUBLE. SEMI-MtlDEKfc; VfeRY REASONABLE. STATE. S„ 331; 6 rms.: electric lights. gas, city w-attr: sl9. DRe x 1822-W TEMPLE S.. 271: 5 rooms. $lB. S. Easttern Ave.. 2357: 5 rooms: gas. electric lights water naiit. Lin. 8754. E KINO 12TH. 3703 W.; practicall.v new. 4 rms.: gar,: sl7. Kino condition DR 4971 20TH. W.. 52: nice. 0-rm. mod double: reas,: coot! furn, Har. 1505-R. 35TH. W.. 1308: 4 rms.; all modern: gar.: in-a-door bed in dining rm.; S3O. water paid. Lin. 0010. Wash. 2888. SEE DUNLOP & HOLT7UEL tor bargains HEAL ESTATE 3 DOUBLES —Corner Herbert and Gent: modern except furnace: 6 rooms: $lB Call corner house, DRex. 1130, Wa. Old. THREE rooms, semi-modern: S2O a mo.; south side. DRex. 0080, REDUCED KENT On this modern, except furnace, fourroom house: in fine condition; located 1918 Roosevelt. Only $25 per month. W. B. RUEBY 425 Lemckc. Lin. 1782. FOR COLORED ONE MONTH FREE 963 N. Tremont: 5-room house: good condition: sls. Take IV. Tenth Car W. R. HUNTER CO. MA. 1078. Eve. Hum. 3045, 143(1 OLIVER AVE.: 5 rooms 1442 Oliver Ave.: 5 rooms f 16.00 919 Ketcham St.; 5 rooms 927 E, Vermont St.: 6 rooms; m0d.525.00 C. G. RICHIE. 541 Bankers Trust Bldg*. ' Riley 5941. " 2 WEEKS’ RENT FREE 4042 Boulevard Place: 5-room sinple, newly papered, electricity, city water, gas inside toilet sink, large yard, garage. $25 month. Main 4088. REDUCED RENT On this modern, except furnace, fourroom house: in flue condition: located 191;} Roosevelt. Oniy $25 per month. \Y. B. RUEBY 425 Lemckc Lin, 1782 FOR COLORED 152. T Garfield Place. 4 rooms, electric Ilights. gas, city water inside I paid $17.00 90'.3 W 25th. 4 rooms, gas. electric ] lights, city water paid ..... ,$16.50 1152 W. 27th. 5 rooms, gas. electric lights $17.00 THE C. W. HENRY CO. 429 Lemcke Bldg. RdO’ 1064 Apartments for Rent ASHLAND Ave.. 1731: 4-room apartment: modern. Phone Kenwood 1777. DAWSON, 811: Upper duplex, modem, heat, water, garage. $35. Ran. 6608. 2831 KENWOOD Four rooms, modern: hardwood floors: all in first-class condition: $.30 per mqnth. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL MERIDIAN and 34th Sts.; The Kenilworth; handsome. 6-rm. apt. Ma. 5499. 32ND. 615 W.: duplex. 4 rooms modern; water, coal, garage, S4O. Apartment Rentals H. H VVOODSMALL CO . INC. We Insure everything but the hereafter. Houses and Flats Furnished TALBOTT. N„ 2422: 5 rooms mod., heat. water furn.: $55; gar, opt. Har. 4929-R. 20TH. W.. 60: nicely furn.. 6-rm. mod. home- reap.: reference, Har, 1505-R. APARTMENTi 3 rooms, with everything furnished. 6an. 6851. 1750 N. Capitol. Business Places for Rent COAL or lumber vard office, with switch. Office. 1257 S, West. DRex. 3233. Houses for Sale IDEAL LOCATION—NORTH New 5-room bungalow, long living room, finished floors, full basement, furnace. Only SIOO.OO cash. Hum. 3438. Hum 2016. 2 NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOWS Lots 50x150 long: living-room: near good school: $2,750 each: sinali down payment. Call Web. 4239, NEW five-room bungalow. In choice residence section: built for a home, must sell, Irv. 3930. TROY and H. Penn. Sts.: 5-room semi-mod-ern bungalow; large lot. fruit trees, garage; desira.— neighborhood. Dr. 5874. IN St. Philip parish, modem double. 5 rooms wide, double garage improved. Barg, if gold at onoe. TVms, We. 2146-M. MODERN cottage, 7 rooms, garage: $3,500 on nayments. Irv. 2421.

Houses for Sale fVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWN ONLY SSO DOSVN ’ Dandy Bungalow Five rooms located 300 block S Dear, bom St., price $£,850; SSO down, balance easy terms. CHI Mr. Van Amiril. Realtor, with H. C. TUTTLE & BRO. 233 E. Ohio St. Main 1168 Nights, Web. 1108 BIJILT TO ORDER ON YOUR LOT ,’A modem or semi-modern bungalow, if your lot is fully or half paid lor. No further cash payment required. Investigate our terms and plans. LORENZ SCHMIDT & SONS. INC. 144 E. Ohio St. T Main 3715 Res.. Iltr.. 1964-. T Euclid Ave., N., 105 $750 CASH Five rooms modern: excellent condition; Frtgidalre system: 1-car garage; paved alley: shrubbery. Price only $6,000. See Mr. Fox. Fieber & Reilly. Realtors. 124 N. Delaware St Main 6 /5.>. MAKE OFFER Owner leaving city, must sell at once. 611 E 24 ih St., mousrn 7-room home in fine condition: sdendid, neighborhood, near 45 achool and Blaker s College. Room rent will pay for it This is your opportunity. No reaso.iable offer refused. Easy terms Cell Lin 289’’ days, or Ken. 4702 WALTER Sr STRONG CO. E. Washington Car Line East of Belt. 4 square from car and stores; 5-room modern bungalow' in A-l condition. Priced, for quick sale.7oo; only SSOO cash. Mr Keller Ran. 0894. Schmid & Smith, Inc., Realtors 130 N, Delaware. Main 4088, Bungalow Double 4-room semi-modern, rents $52 a month. Always rented. Might consider trade. An Ideal location northeast. W. B. Rueby 425 Lemcke. Lin. 1782. 5 ROOM BUNGALOW Home In W. Indpls.. in fine condition: gas. electric lights and cement walks; can be bought with small down payment, balance like rent. STATE SAVINGS & TRUST V. B. McLoary Main 5156. Ran. 4010. JUST OFF W. WASHINGTON Near new high school: good five-room semi-modern double, renting for $25 a side. Price only $4,800. Only S3OO cash. Call Mr. Keller. Ran. 0894 SCHMID & SMITH, REALTORS 140 N. Delaware. Main 4088. S2OO DOWN: S3O MONTHLY Five rm. Fletcher Ave. home. Here Is a real opportunity to pay rent to yourself. Excellent location on improved street and alley. The price is right and should boa quick sale. STATE SAVINGS * TRUST CO. L. Ray George Main 5156. Web. 4180. HOYT 4104: nice new’ four-room bungalow; electric lights, garage, cement porch, cement walks, will sell at bargain, $2,350: easy payments. Take English car. transfer to street car bus to Garfield. Come out any time. Main 5072. Eve.. Web. 0709 STATION ST.. 2835: new. modern flveroom bungalow Owner Web. 1360. Lots for Sale NICE comer lot: reduced, price for few davw, $509 oa*h. Wf-b. 4177. Real Estate Wanted I NEED small cottages and doubles that can be sold on small down payments Call Mr. Keller Randolph 0894. SCMIDT & SMITH. iN’C. REALTORS. 130 N. Delaware. Main 4088. Wfc, specialize in east ana south side properties: if you want results, call us THE CHARLES R ETTINGER CO. Lin, 5057 Res , Irv. 1559 WE buy real estate contracts. No delay. 307 Lombard Bldg. Building and Contracting BRIGIITMIRE GARAGES Distinctive in np i| jJ . pearance and sold on \ PAYMENTS you cannot afford to tie without one. Roofing and general repairs are also Included in our service. L. G. BRIGIITMIRE CO. Office Eleventh and Capitol. Lin 7810. Nights, Wash. 4890 ONE-CAR GARAOE $57 . All - the lumber, rooftr.g and hardware necessary to build a 1-car garage, 10x1(1 feet: only $57 cash at our yard. Build it yourself Ptioenlx Lumber Cos Web. 0410 WE iiiaae repairs jno improvements ol an kinds on liberal monthly payments: also build and finance homes. fre£ esti mates CIVIC REALTY CO. 130 N. Delaware. _ Lin 6050 Evs.. Ken 4247. Miscellaneous tor Sate BREAKFART-ROOM furniture manufactured and decorated to order. Web. 6571. BUREAU, walnut, finished in old ivory, glass knobs: $5: no mirror. Small ice box $3. 2321 Jackson St. CABINET Hoosier kitchen; nearly new. >ls, Call 611 E. 12th. after 5 p. m. CASH REGISTERS scales, grinders, slice’s rebuilt, guaranteed Fixtures all kinds SPKAOUfc EX .22 W Ohio Main 0504 CINDER hauling: 8-yara load. $0: 3-yard load. $2.50. Call Lin. 6194. DAY OLD BREAD AND CAKE For sale at half price. Store open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. CHAS. FREIHOFER BAKING CO. DRESSES: plan, fancy: sizes 14 16: soveral pairs pumps, sizes SAA. Har. 4741 J. GAS RANGES used thoroughly overhauled, $lO ano-up Delivered and connected Charles Koehririg 882 Vlr. Ave. HEATER. 1 coal. 1 gas. 1 oil: cheap. 420 N. Denny. OIL range, high oven. Red Star. Cheap. 232 S Oakland, PEARS—CaII Southport 40-W. THOMPSON & CLARK PEARS, by the tree or bushel: very reasonable. 2207 Baltimore. Web, 2323. PEARS for sale, except Sunday. 4220 Boulevard Place. HUi.L-IOP and double oak flat-top desks, chairs, railing, iron safe: good bargains. 307 Lombard Bldg. HUGO anu linoleum at lowest prices. DORFMAN RUG COMPANY zu7 w Wash St Near Capitol. SMALL GROC : WILL TRADE FOR CHEV. _ SEDAN. 537 N, TREMONT. BE. 2743-R. STOVE, combination gas and coal 1811 Singleton St. Drex. 3741-J. WAGON, carriage and doublet net ivirriage harness. Apply 410 Mass. Ave, FOR SALE —APPLES Grimes Golden. Delicious. Stayman Winesap Truck load—or by the bushel Grimes Golden 50c® $1.25 Delicious Stayman Winesap 50c® $1.25 46 miles from eitv or State Rd. 12. TEN O’CLOCK LINE ORCHARD. \ Gosport. Hid. Miscellaneous Wanted GOOD sound old yellow ear corn wanted at the Union Stock Yards. Main 0196. HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon Rllev 6022 127 VV Georgia. USED clothing wanted. Call after 0. Lin. 4143, WANTED clothing and shoes of all kinds. We pay more. Ken. 3408. Pets and Live Stock <WWVWW'^WWWWWWWSA/WVNAA BABY CHICKS FOR SALL BOYERS’ HATCHERY. 34 N. Delaware. HATCHERY THORNTOWN IND HOUNI) PUPS. 10 weeks, female. $3.00: male. $7 00, Call DRexel 1929. COLLIE PUPS—Four. 3 months: Stop 6 on Shelhvvllle car line, DR. 3694, ringl. TWO pedigTeed Persian kittens," male. half grown. Web. 0185-M. Musical Instruments APOLLO player, bench, 130 rolls: fine condition: 3 years old. Irv. 1308-W, You Read the Want Ads— Have you tried to use themf It’s easy—Call Main 3500. Aak for an Ad Taker.

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Musical Instruments PHONOGRAPH SALE Console and Upright Models Vocalion. mlig.. $43. Premier, mhg.. $39 Victor, oak. S2O. Columbia, oak $49. Clarion, mhg.. $29. Granby, mhg. $45 24 Double-faced records and 300 needles With each phonograph sold during this sale EASY TERMS. WILSON STEWART MUSIC CO 44 N. Penn.Business Announcements y MATTHEWS LIGHT CO. v\ ill wire five* rooms, basemen! and porch lifht. switches ami fixtures included, for $47..>0. They repair fans, motors, irons, vacuum cleaners and washing machines For service, call Mail \ 2£13. bought told ana renovated feather mattresses aad pillow? made K, F. BUHKLE 419 Mass- Main 1428 HUG 9x12 THOROUGHLY CLEANED $2 Superior Rug Cleaners, Ken. 4462 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened TUTTLEDGE. 216 N Illinois SHEET metal sura. gutteruiK ana puuv lug. Tin work and general repalruig CAMPBELL CO Phone th I _2 808 WE photograph the deceased and floral dec. A life time keepsake. Reas, prices. Bennett's Studio. 1122 ITosixs-t. I)r 061 1 LA MUR permanent $5. Fur appumtmeiil call Main 357(1. 209 N. Illinois. PAINTING. varnishing, woodwork and "alls Wph 2082 W. Hendrik Dinkla. CHIMNEYS pointed, roof and gutter repalrs: plaster patcheii. Har, 2283-R. PAINTING and papering: have samples Call Belmont 0838-U. I‘I,ASTER patching, gutters painted, leaks stopped, lines" painHiig. Web. 11284. LA MUR PERMANENT WAVING. $6. Irvington 2631. LE MUR PERMANENT WAVING. IR' 2631. Business Opportunities CAPITAL FURNISHED BY SECURITY SELLING ORGANIZATION with active clientele ami every known facility for the prompt distribution of stocks. We desire attractive resale issue or new enterprise with irood possibilities. Principals only. CLARK K HA VI LA ND & CO.. 200 Broad\vav. New York Citv. KUOMiiMi HOUSE. 15 rooms; close in; rent S7O; income $215 per mo.; water furnished. This is a wonderful paying place. E. J. SCHANTZ. 502 Lemckc Bldg. Riley 2255, CONFECTIONERY and lunch: rlose in; all marble equipped: doing S7O a dav amt better; sickness reason for selling. K. J SCHANTZ. 502 Lemckc Bldg. Rilev 2255. GROCERY in rood location; business established. Lincoln 2577. Storage and / ranster ESTABLISHED 1895 Packing, hauling and storage Low prices on city and overland hauling. Phone us for estimates. OTTO J SUEZ, Main 3028.2363 Webster 4579-0099 W. LET us figure wun you on your moving? Local or overland PARKER TRANSFER , 1273 Oliver Ave Be I 4.107. MOVING and trucking Reliable men Call RORNMAN Web. 5571 NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Call at ail times Randolph 5741 BROAD RIPPLE Trans.. Stor.: gem haul. W. i: l; .! - l E 6tth Wa 443,3 SMlTH—Transferring, rry me out Moting $2.50 per load. Drex. 4007. Coal and Wood SEMI SMOKELESS. 4 in. ip., fkd.. Eaglo Siam $7 60 Best W. Va. 0-ln. block, fkd. Kanawha Cour.tv $0 75 Ind. 0-ln.. fkd. No. 5 $5.50 E. Ky.. 6-in. block, fkd.. Hazard seam $7.00 W. Va. Mine Run 55.50 Kimlltn,- with eaeli ton. Bethel Coal Cos. I)Rev 5200. 250 Btss-her Si QUALITY COAL Kindling in each ton. Best W. Va.. 0 In block, lge. fkd...s7 (Ml Best E, Ky.. tl-in. i>lk.. lge fkd....57.00 Best W. ta. egg. 2x4. clean fkd... $6.50 llesl W. Va. mine run $5.50 Kanawha Comity Va.. Harlan Cos. Kv Genunie Glendora. 0 In. I>k.. eln. fkd.s7.o'J Genuine Glendora. 3x6 In . eln. fkd.s6 50 Genuine Glendora egg. 2x4. eln. fkd..’ i 0 25 Citizens eok<- all size, $9.75 UNION' ICE AND COAL CO. DRexel 4021 19111 Bluff. IND. 0 IN. LP. FKD. LINTON $5.25 KY.. 4-IN. FKD. MUT.ENBERG $0 26 W VA, 6-IN. KANAWHA $0 75 POCO. NO. 3. M. K. 75 coal co. DREXEL 20V4. 130 E MORRIS ST IND. No 5 (i-IN. LUMI* FORKED. 55.25. J A I. COAL CO. TWO TONS $10.25 1205 ROACHE ST. RAN, 2471 , Money to Loan QUECK LOANS SUB to S3CO This corporation Is operated under the supervision of the State of Indiana and provides a place where you oiay borrow fiom $lO to S3OO in a dignified, business-like manner without paying more than the legal rate of Interest or without being imposed upon hi any way We do not notify your employer neither do we make inquiries of friends relatives or trades iieople You get the money in a few hours time and without having any one sign vour note. If vou are unahle to rail in person at our of flee, phone us or write us and our representative will call at your home. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 404 Kresge Bldg. (Fourth Floor) Corner Pennsylvania and Wash. Sts. Entrance 41 E Washington St. Telephone. MA 2923 Loans on Autos at Legal Rates Pay while you ride. Easy terms. The Marion Finance Company 207 Guaranty bldg. LI ncoln 1581 We Refinance Automobile Accounts NEED MONEY Sulckly. confidentially and business-like ingg is a part of the service we give you. LOANS ON Pianos Autos, Furniture, Etc. CAPITOL LOAN CO, E. Washington St. MA In 0585 LI ncoln 7184 REAL ESTATE CONTRACT 9 „ PURCHASED, we buy from persons holding deeds real estate contracts of sale. Mr. Fry. the Washington Company. 267 W. Washington St. MA. 07412. FIRST MORTGAGE We make first mortgage installment loans od city and suburban real estate. Mr Fry tbs Washington Company. 157 W. Washington St. MA. 0793. LOANS 2% 7 WHY PAY MORE! Loan., on furniture 1“A % below tbs legal rate Lowest rale in city. Irdlan apolis Public Welfare Loan Association. 830 Occidental Bldg. Main 0229 Southeast corner Washington and Illinois See large ad on Wednesdays. LOANS $lO TO 530 C Room- 613-14 100 E Market St. Phone. Main 1278 Auto Supplies and Repairs USED TIRES The largest stock in the city. L. SELIG & SON. 23 S. East. Wholesale and Retail. 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Auto Supplies and Repairs We have lots of used tires at $2 each. Also a few slight higher prices. Wholesale and Retail. Open Evenings to 11 p. m. Rogers’ Tire Shop i>ll7 W Washington. * Bel. 4900. NEW and used Darts, accessories tires and batteries for oraeUcall.v cverv make or car lor less. Satis tact ion guaranteed CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 821-23 N Ullnoit Mam 9090 AUTO Tops Recovered Rex Glass Enclosures: Copper Coil Auto Heaters. HA BIG MFC. COMPANY 1036 N Mr.-HI inn St Lin. 8302-8303 Motorcycles and Bicycles /WV WK BUY tell and exchange used motorcycles. Good used parts for sale. LENS ft OP Mass Ave Main 702 P A uto mobilesW anted WILL poy cash for your car or vour equity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Lin 4516 561 N Capitol USED LA Its mmghi and Sold GOLD BERG 622 N ffipltoi Main 2638 Automobiles tor Sate CHEVROLET Touring. 1023: A-l condition: $125 00; easy terms. 329 W. Market. Main 1005 CHEVROLET. J9’9 demonstrator sedan; bnnmers. spare tire. This is Mr. Stone s personal car and h<a.s had rood care. .V-'Oi).oU_down. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 610 Wash. u.ir.v itULGi' Coupe. 1923; A-l condition: $165.00; -asy terms. 329 W. Market. Main 1005. CHEVROLET. 1923 Coupe; 5 tire*, oxcellept paint, motor anil upholstering don’t ixjmpare this ear with the average. $65.00 down STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 K New York. CHEVROLET sedan. 1922: good, mechan*al condition, rubber gnoii. lock wheel, speedometer, windshield wiper Sacrifice for quick sale: $15(1. Bv owner, 749 King. CHEVROLET. 1925 Roadster; Bumpers. lock wheel, spare tire, windshield wiper, mirror, runs and lookr like new. SIOO.OO down STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York. Dodgo Brothers Dependable USED TRUCKS 1924-25 Dodge Bros. 34-ton panel. Good tires; A-l mechanical condition. T 925-26 Dodge Bros, -%-ton screen closed cab. Just like new. 1924 Dodge Bros. Panel; reconditioned. 1922-23 Dodge Bros, screen; good tires; priced below value. Several Others Not Mentioned. Most Transportation per Dollar. F. L. SANFORD CO. Commercial Dept. 126 W. New York MA. 4369 Open Evenings and Sunday. LATK, 1925 I)0D( IE~ SPORT ROADSTER Six balloon tirrs. fine mechanical <*ondition. looks and runs like a tiev ear. Bargain for a quick sale. Terms. Web .<oon. DOD< JE ROADSTER Only $55. This is a real bargain. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1603-65 S. Meridian. Drexcl 4744. 1923 FORD TOURING Shock absorbers, speedometer, lock s(eer big wheel. Tins <-ir ha had good care. Only 54.5 110 down. WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443 Virginia Ave. Drexel 5020 Open evenings FORD. 1922 Touring; Spixxloineler, loeii wheel, spot lite. mirror, stop liu-. S4O (>() CIUOI Bqya it. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. • i4'* r. VV ah. 1925 FORD TUDOir f '°bd, tires, lock wheel, original finish. Wonderful value. On'y $11(1 down 443 Virginia Ave. Drexel 5020 Open evenings FORD BODIES Touring* Roadsters Coupes. Sedan? ano California tons SWISSHELM A PARKER >44 W Wahingfnn St 1925 FORD ROADSTER Starter and demountable rims. look wheel, new paint, good Firestone cord tires. Only $0.5 1(0 down am X- W A Ni. E LIN- S HA RP CO. 443 Virginia Ave Drexel 5020 Open evening* and Sunday 1924 FORD TUDOR SEDAN Good eondition: $275: terms CENTRAL BUICK CO 120 W North St. Lin. 1995. Open evenings and Sunday. 1925 FORD COUPE -balloon tires, lock wheel. Duco finish. $95 down. WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443 Virginia Ave. Drexel 5020 Oren evening;* FORD used ears Always ann stock of nifxw*id. Rurht , irii4* , 4 hiiiiiirp ilpTlluif THE FRANK HATFIELD 025 Capitol. Authorizni Fonl Dealers. Open evening*. Main 4708 1924 FORD TUDOR' Good tires, reconditioned. Pay only SIOO down. ... .... WANGELIN-SHARP CO 443 V lrtginia Ave Drexel 5020 Open even in g s FORD 1924 style Coupe; 4 nearly new .co™. Ures lock wheel, lieater. visor, windshield wiper, good spare. SOS 00 down STONE CHKVROITeT C(V, 540 E. W^sh 1025 HCDSON COACH $075 terms. CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. North St. Lin. 1995. Open evenings and Sunday. Hudsons 1026 brougham, like new. 1925 coach, newly painte>d. L. T. Allen Motor Sales Oli Virginia Ave. Open evenings MOON SEDAN 1020: hrand new car: ran be bought g t AI tt F^.%f7 B T!^ini ! l-AT-e A] - LEN M ° TOK 1021 NASH TOURING CAR. Excellent Rhape. Good tirea. SIO.t; term. inA w CENTRAL BUICK CO. 120 W. North St IJn. 1995. Open evenings and Sunday. Overlands looks like new. 6-cylinder. 1925 de luxe sixian. 6-eyllnder. 19! 5 standard sedan. 4-cvUndcr. 1026 touring: many extras 1924 92 touring, new top and paint. 1924 tourings, several. SIOO up. 1922 sedan, good tires. Your ear in trade. Li. T. Allen Motor Sales 917 Virginia Ave. Open tvennigs OVERLAND 1923 TOURING A real bargain at. 595. OAKLEY MOTOR SALES 1603-65 S. Meridian Drexel 4743

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Paige Brougham 1926: run 5.500 mile**; bumpers, span tir<*. motoineter. barcap: car runa anci looks like new: allowance on your ear. Tirins. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES. 917 Virginia Ave. Paige-Jewett dealer. it ILKEN BACKER. 1924. late touring:: Ola** inelosure. motometer. bumpers. 5 balloon tire*, snubbers, road light, windshield wiper. General condition good. $200.00 down. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 540 E. Wash. Willys Knight 70 Coupe This is anew ear and ean be bought at a big discount. 1,. T ALLEN MOTOR SAT.EfS 917 Virginia Ave. SPECIAL TODAY lit - .’ - ; Hupmobile coupe $250 1920 Nash sdan 90 1922 Stephens touring 300 1923 Hudson coach 500 1923 Stutz sport 450 1920 Stutz touring 176 1922 HupmiVhle roadster 175 1917 Locomobile touring 200 1922 Peerless coupe 350 1.321 Stephens sedan 350 Snull Payment Down STUTZ INDIANAPOLIS CO. 1)57 N. Meridian St. Open evenings and Ssmdav a. m. Riley 41122 GOOD USED CARS CHEAP 1924 Dodge Sedan $395 Buiek Roadster SIOO 1923 Studebaker Light 6 Touring $235 Ford Touring Car SSO Essex Coupe, balloon tires, duco finish .$350 ARMAGQST AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 209 W. North St. MA in 32G4 WHY WAIT FOR STREET CAR $25 Down and small weekly or monthly payments. 1923 Chevrolet Touring ...$125 1920 Ford Sedan 75 1921 Ford Touting 85 1921 Chevrolet Touring .. 75 1920 Overland Touring 85 Open Evenings and Sunday Morning. IWWTOC®-MOTO* 1001 N.MERIDI/VN. Lin. 1177. Open Evenings. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES. 917-23 Virginia Ave. 1026 Hudson brougham. 1926 Chrysler coach. 19‘26 Moon sedan. 1926 J| wett lie Luxe sedan. 4.500 mi. 1920 Paige De Luxe sedan. 1.100 miles. 1927 Moon coach. 800 miles. 1920 Paige brougham. 5.000 miles. 1925 Overland sedan 0. 1925 Overland sedan 4. Many Overlands. Fords and Chevrolet*. all styles and models: many cheap cars. You car in trade. , We sell new Paige-Jewett. Moon and Diana. Terms to suit. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES. 017-23 Virginia Ave. Open evenings. Glowed Sunday. $20.00 Down Many to Pick From. 1924 Overland touring. 1923 Overland touring. 1922 Overland sedan. 1921 Essex touring. 1933 Ford coupe. 1922 Doelge touring. SEVERAL OTHERS L. T. Allen Motor Sales 917 Virginia Ave. Open evenings. USED CAR BARGAINS NATIONAL BOND AND INVESTMENT CO 313 N, Penn. Mat- Hofig, USED CAR BARGAINS. HAYNES SCHMIDT CO. 1003 N. Meridian St; OLDSMOLE TOURING 1923 Model: reconditioned: $250: terms. F. L. SANFORD CO The Safest Place to Buy. 833-37 N. Meridian. Open Evenings. You Read tne Want Ads— Have vou tried to Use them? It's easv—-Call Main 3500 Ask for an Ad Taker Legal Notices GOODS stored in the name of A. C. Thomas. Minnie B. Freeney. Mattie Heller. Maymie Houchin. Charlie Wilkins, June Marcum. Daisy Thompson. Elnora Bright. W. E. Clements, Katie Parks and Mrs. Anna Bray will be sold for storage charges Tuesday. Get. 26. 1920. at 9:30 a, m. Goods having t>een In storage the required length ot time and charges unpaid. BANNER STORAGE CO.. 328 E. Wabash St. Rilev 5030. NOTICE OF SALE OF BUILDINGS Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis. Ind.. will up to the hour of 8 o’clock p. m„ Oct. 26. 1926. offer for sale to the highest bidder certain buildings located on school grounds, as said buildings cannot be advantageously used for school or library purposes. All bids must be submitted in writing in a sealed envelope, with writing thereon

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B.v Major Hoople YANKEE STADIUM, NEW YORK, Oct. II. —Egad, folks, at the conclusion of Sunday's game, a special messenger, was ushered to my seat in the press box, with instructions that I should proceed immediately to a waiting limousine outside the stadium. The call was from James Walker, the honorable mayor of Xew York. It seems an embarrassment of etiquette toward visiting royalty has the civic heads of New York in confusion. Queen Marie of Rumania, bless her, is scheduled to arrive in New York very shortly, and while New 'York has been the host for visiting princess, a queen commands the most exacting of etiquette, tact, and diplomacy. Naturally I was the man for the occasion. While this has notihng to do with baseball, neither has my two volumes of Eskimo folk lore, which will go on sale in the book stalls for the Christmas trade. Miller Huggins, the Yankee manager, also was feverish for a conference with me pertaining to the winning of Sunday’s game and the championship. I suggested that he arrange a speedy transaction to obtain Alexander the Great, keep the bases filled and let Ruth bat three times an inning, egad. Sorry, folks, but I was four innings late for the contest. An obstinate conductor on the New York tram cars to the stadium insisted that a transfer I had given him was of a questionable date. So I walked the first four innings. I learned later that Babe Ruth had to walk four innings. The game was delayed five minutes pending my arrival. I learned that Babe had hit a home rqn and in the fourth inning that Meusel had dropped a $50,000 fly sent out by O'Farrelk ant} when the smoke had cleared the Cardinals scored three runs. This all happened when I was not there, so I guess I will have to let it go as official. In the fifth inning Ruth was walked for the second time. I feel Haines, the Cardinal hurler, should have walked the Babe in the third inning when he hit the homer. So does Haines. The last of the seventh the Yank fans stood up to try aim stretch in a few runs. With two out and the bases filled, the entire Cardinal team held a convention in the pitcher's box, and Al-

(Sixlh World Series Game) ST. LOUIS „ , . AB R H O A F. Holm, cf 5 1 2 4 0 0 South worth, rs. 6 3 2 2 I 0 Hornsby. 2b... . 4 I 1 1 2 0 Bottoiuiey. lb. . 5 2 2 11 0 0 L. Bell. 3b 4 1 3 1 1 1 Hafey. If 3 0 1 2 0 0 O’Farrell, c .. . 4 0 0 0 0 0 Thevenow. ss .3 1 2 0 5 1 Alexander, p. . . 2 1 0 0 2 0 Totals 35 10 13 27 IT ~ 2 NEW YORK AB B H O A E Combs, cf 6 0 2 2 0 0 Koenig, ss 5 0 0 3 2 0 Ruth, rs 3 0 0 0 1 0 MeviSel. if 3 I 2 2 0 0 Oehrix. lb 4 0 I B 1 0 Lazzerl. 2b .... 4 6 Q 2 I I Duxan 3b 4 1 2 3 2 0 Severeid. c 3 0 1 6 3 0 Adams 0 0 0 0 0 0 Col 11ns. e 1 0 0 0 0 0 Shawkey. p .... 2 0 0 0 1 0 Shockef. D 0 0 0 0 0 (I Pasohai 1 O 0 0 0 0 Thonvis. p 0 0 0 0 2 0 Ruether 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals Ih) ~2 ~8 27 13 1 Paschal batted for Shoruer in seventh. Adams ran for S4vereid In seventh Ruether batted for Thomas In ninth. St. Louis 300 010 501—10 New York 000 100 100— 9. SUMMARY Home run —L. Bell. Three-base hit Meusel. Two-base hits—Bottomley (2). Meusel. Southwurtn. Hafey. Combe. Sacrifice hits—Hafev Alexander 121. Stolen base—Ruth. Double plays—Gehrlx to Koenlx; Southworth to Hornsby. Left on bases—St. Louis 4: New York, 0. Bases in balls—Off Shiwkey 3; off Alexander. 2. Struck out —Bv Shawkey 4by Alexander. 5: by Shocker. 1. Hits Oft Shawkey. 8 ih <IL, inninus: off Shocker. 3 In Z v lnninx' off Thomas. 2 in 2 inninxs. Hit by pitched ball—Thevenow, by Thomas. Losing pitcher—Shawkey. Umpires— O'Day, at the plate: Hildebrand, first base: Klem. second base: Dineen, third base. Time—2 :05.

Legal Notices plainly indication to which buildinsr or butldinns the bids refer. The following is a list of the property offered for sale: One frame residence at School No. 41. known and designated aB 1045 W. ThirtyFirst St; One frame residence at School No. 41 known and desimiated as 1030 W. ThirtyFirst St.; One frame garage at School No. 41 in rear of 1045 W. Thirty-First St. Said above named buildings to be removed from the premises by the purchaser within forty-five (45) days from date of sale. In all cases the foundations are to be removed to at least twelve inches ?>elow the surface of the ground and the premises to be left free of all debris. The right is reserved to reject any or ali bids and to refrain from accepting or rejecting bids for not more than ten (10) days. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. By URE M. FRAZER. j, ~ Business Director. Indianapolis. Ind. Oct, 11. 1926, _ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Board of School Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis, at the offices of the Board. 150 N. Meridian St.. Indianapolis. Ind.. until the hour of 8 o’clock p. m., Tuesday. Oct. 20. 1920. for the following: Tlie furnishing of all materials, tools, drayage and labor necessary to properly construct a concrete side walk and curb along' the north side of Miller St. from Reisner St. to Richland St., and an approach on the last side of Richland St. at a point approximately 285 feet north of the south property line of Miller St. All of said work to lie done in accordance with nlHts and specifications prepared by the superintendent of buildings and grounds and in all respects to conform to tho regulations impose! by the civil city of Indianapolis concerning the construction of walks, curbs and approaches. The proposals for the (siustructlon of the above improvements shall be submitted in a sealed envelope, with writing thereon plainly Indicating the nature of the proposal. Specifications may be obtained from the Business Director s office upon application. All bids must t>e submitted on blank form No. 96. prescribed by the Indiana State Board of Accounts, which blanks, together with specifications, will lie furnished by the Business Director, upon application These prmiosals must be accompanied by a certified check on an Indianapolis bank, or by New York. Chicago or Indianapolis exchange, for 3% of the maximum bid. The cheek or exchange must be drawn payable to the order of the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis. Bidder shall specify in his bid when he will complete work if awarded the contract. In case a bidder, whose bid shall be accepted. shall not within live days after notice of such acceptance, perform his bid by entering into a written contract with the Board, to perform the work in accordance with the provisions of the specifications and within that time speure the performance of his contract by a Huret.v bond, with sureties lo the aproval of the Board, his certified check or draft and the proceeds thereof shall be and remain the absolute property ot the Board as liquidated damages agreed upon for such failure. It being impossible to estimate the amount of damages such failure would occasion to the Board. The right Is reserved by the Board to r-ject any and all bids and to refrain from accepting or rejecting proposals for a period of ten davß. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS By URE M. FRAZER. Business Director. Indianapolis. Ind.. Oct. 11. 1920.

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exander the Great was called in to handle the situation. The city of St. Louis at that moment went down on its knees. Alex proceeded to strike out Lazzerl. Fifty thousand hurried votes were cast in St. Louis nominating Alex for mayor. FEVERISH GRIDIRON ACTIVITY Intersectional Games Feature Play This Week — N. D. Loses 2 Players. Tiv Vnitcd Press CHICAGO, Oct. 11.—With the smoke of “practice” games clearing away mid western teams today dug their toes into the soil to prepare for the real battles of the year, which open next Saturday. Three important fiitersectional fights are on the schedule. The University of Chicago’s singing Maroon|| go to the Philadelphia nial to meet the hard smashing University of Pennsylvania eleven. Chicago is weaker this season than she has been in several years past, but has anew passing game which may manage to make a showing against the Lou Young clan. Penn State College comes to South Ben# to play the Notre Dame team, which has piled up nearly 100 points in its first two games. Notre Dame beat Minnesota, a strong conference contender, 20 to 7, Saturday, but lost the services of two sterling players. Boland, a tackle, and Collins, full back. X. I). Players Out . Boland's right leg was broken in a collision with one of his own players, and he will be out for the season. Collins suffered a broken jaw when he crashed into a Minnesota end's head. In the first two games Notre Dame looked stronger than last year, and is favored to beat the Easterners. Ohio State <;oes to New York City to seek vengeance for the defeat suffered at Columbia’s hands last year. The Scarlet and Gray has been confident of a good season, and hopes to break away to a good start by taking the Blue and White for a ride. Eby, a newcomer, and Capt. Marty Karow and Elmer Marek are the three men depended upon to show what Ohio can do this season. Gophers at Michigan At Ann Arbor Michigan entertains Minnesota in the first game of the double-header schedule*! by the two teams. When no other Conference school would take on the GophersJM Coach Yost threw Northwestern his schedule and booked a game with Coach Spears' team. The second fracas will be played Nov. 20 at Minneapolis. Minnesota's team, despite the defeat at Notre Dame’s hands, Is rated one of the four touj?h ones In the conference. In playing Michigan the week after Notre Dame she is taking on an assignment few coaches would relish, but the impression prevails that if Michigan is to win the Big Ten Title she's going to have a real mess with Minnesota before she does it. lowa journeys to Illinois, where Coach Bob Zuppke's team has been installed as a favorite. Wisconsin plays Purdue at Lafayette. It will be a real battle. Northwestern looks to have the edge over Indiana at Evanston.

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The Mapletons opened their season Sunday with a victory over the Acme A. A.s. 7 to 0, Jim Huber's tackling featured ior the Mapletons. A pass In the last two minutes of play from Oglesby to Bourno resulted in tieing the ivore and Noll successfully kicked tho extra point necessary to win the game. Games are wanted wild fast city and State teams. Christamore Juniors football team, playing in the 15-10-year-old class. wanlM a game for Sunday. The Christamore Cutis in the 17-18-year-old class, also want a game. Call Belmont 1175 after 7 p. m. The Mapleton Midgets, playing in tho 10-year-old class, want a game for next Sunday Call Washington 1218-J and ask for Don Williams. The Midgets will practice tonight at Thirty-Eighth and Meridian Sts., at 7:30. According to the Olympte A. C. management the club won a forfeit game from—the Emerson Bulldogs Sunday. Any (■ city team desiring games with tIH Olympics, call Webster 2071-R. ™

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Bn I'nitcd Pres* NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—Christy Walsh, manager of Babe Ruth, announced today Ruth will take the road immediately and play exhibition games. Permission from Colonel Ruppfert was obtained for the tour. Among the dates announced are: Montreal; South Bend, Ind.; Lima, Ohio; Wilkes Barre, Pa.; Kingston, N. Y.; Buffalo and Brooklyn, N. Y. Requests for dates have been received from Des Moines, Davenport, Toleo, Utica, N. Y. Dayton and other cities. This is Ruth’s first exhibition tour since his California trip in 1°24. In fairness to the Yankee management and the New York fans, he refused to barnstorm last year after his unsatisfactory season. Ruth will conclude his barnstorm ing in the Middle West in order to reach Minneapolis Oct. 30, where he opens in a fifteen-week vaud*villo toun CUE TOURNEY The opening game of the State three-cushion billiard tourney will be played tonight at Cooler’s parlors. Kepner and Spivey start the balls rolling in the first Sharts and Martin play on Tuesday night. SOCCER TIE liu T'nilrd Press CHICAGO, Oct. 11.—The Sparta A. C. soccer team of Prague. Czechoslovakia, and Ulster United eleven of Toronto, Canada, played a 4*4 tie. The Spartans were forced to ovav* eome an early 3-0 lead to tie.