The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 11

THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. 11 OFFICER DEFENDS 1,000 OASES IN APPEALS COUR Wagon Afire, Goes To Meet Fighters "Whether 'tis bettor. to go to a mo or to bring the naming matter to the fire department headquarters, was debated last night by firemen following a run to the Southeast corner of Eighth and Jefferson Streets shortly before midnight. A hot sausage wagon evidently had become overheated and buret Into flames. When the firemen arrived, pedestrians had pulled the wagon around the corner to meet the apparatus.

The owner could not be ascertained, as the wagon had been parked" for the evening. The loss was reported as "two dozen hot dogs, twenty-five bunsand a quantity of COUNTY SCHOOLS MAY LOSEMONTH Face' Curtailment After Board Decides to Pay Half ot Fees of City Limits Pupils. THOUSANDS ARE AFFECTED of the County Board of Education- said yesterday that their promise to help pay for the tuition in a city school of 220 county pupils, residents in the proposed annexation territory of the Highlands, may mean that they will have to cut one month from the school term of several thou sand country pupils during the coming year. At a meeting in the office of Orville S. Stivers, Superintendent of County Schools, at the Court House yesterday afternoon, the County Board agreed to pay half of the tuition fee for resi dents of the district In question during a period of eight months.

It was determined that the City Board of Education must collect half the monthly school fee of $6.75 from the pupils, and that the parents must pay the full amount the montniy fee during the remaining two months of the city school term. City Board Ratifies. This agreement was ratified by the Louisvillo Board of Education at a called meeting' held in its odices at Eighth and Chestnut Streets last nieht. The city will bear the cost of collection and bookkeeping necessary in connection with the agreement. Members of the city board previously had said they believed it would be impossible to give any other relief to county pupils in the city schools for the reason that it would be illegal to spend city money for county purposes.

The county sunoor teuu io months. The amount to be taicen from the county budget, already made im. to for the tuition of the 220 children in the Belknap School, will so deplete the county's school fund that all the other children of Jefferson County next year may receive instruction onlv during eight months. The 220 children benefited live Just over the city line, adjacent to the Will- lam It. Belknap scnool, nunc ny uic Louisvi'le Board of Education in the The school was erecten tie cause." it was expected, there would be nn hltrh in the annexation proceanigs The county resisted annexation, how ever, and the case now rests on tne docket of the Supreme Court of the United States.

It is slated for hearing October 5. Citizens ruitl 67.50 a Year. In order to send their children to the Belknap School the parents recently were informed they would have to pay a new rate ot Su.to a monui tc7 vnir. Last vear they paid js Ormnized as the City Limits rwimnnltv Club, they appealed to the Louisville Board of Education for re- Thpv were informed by that noay that nothing could be done for them since they were, to an Intents ana pur mono residents of the county. An appeal to the County Board of Education was at first fruitless, ac cnrdliiE- to members of the club ap pointed to take action in the matter.

They nolntca to me tact i ii. oir nnrticiilar district they were nnvirnr a school tax rate of 65 cents on ench $100 valuation, whereas other esldents of the county were paying only 50 cents on each T100. ie. committee memoers saiu mey have been insisting on tins fact ior four years, and that the county owes the people of the neighborhood ap proximately through its rall-ure to nav the tuition of county chil- educated in the city school. In addition, the people of the Highlands have failed to receive any neneiit ot the paid by the State eacn year to the county for each cinm in me schools.

County School 2 Miles Away. Tlin nearest eligible county school to the annexation district Is the Breck- Im'lrtiro, School on Newburg ltoatt. it is more than two miles away from a mninritv of the homes in the district. There is a small county school, called the Miller Store School, near the Bel lman School, to which those persons, who are unable to pay any tax at all, send their children. It has only one teacher, and is insufficiently lighted, members of the club said.

Until this year, the County Board of Education has refused to pay any part of cost of tuition of pupils sent tn the Belknap School. The members of the City Limits Club, therefore, be lieve they have won a distinct victory and last night expressed their appreciation of the action of tho County Board. Members of the City Limits com munity Club Committee, who have been active In the matter are: f. M. Russell, chairman; L.

Parsons, w. O. Jones, James Longstreet, c. r. Warmsley.

F. S. ogt. Mrs. Harry Embry, Mrs.

C. B. Sims, H. S. Caton and H.

A. Smith. City Republican Rule Analyzed By Dr. Mechling Administration of city affairs under Rennlilican ru in Louisville was analyzed by Dr. H.

E. Mechllng, nominee for Sheriff, at a meeting of the Democratic club 'of the north end or the Eleventh Ward at Nineteenth Street and Portland Avenue, last night. Dr. Mechllng paid particular attention to me recoiu oi me runte Department. William M.

uuity, nominee tor me Legislature, pointed out that under the Republican auminisiraiioii uie Fire Department had received a lower rating, slipping from third class to fourth class. Miss Emma Hunt appealed to the women to complete their organization and to register for the coming election. John Sullivan made short address. Following tho meeting, refreshments Were served to Juu persons. Chairmen Named for Building Committees Committee Chairmen for the year 1921-22 were appointed at a meeting vesterday afternoon of directors ot the Louisville Association of Building owners and Managers In the Realty Building.

The committees ahd their chairmen follow: Membership, John Hennessey; public service, John Kesselringi arbitration and grievance. H. Lelattd Taylor; legislation. Samuel Stouffer; insurance and taxation, J. Lltngow Smith, ahd finance, Issac F.

Starks. A meeting of members of the association Will be held Friday evening at the Pendennis Club. Asks Chance to Face Serious Ohio Charge Gavle Agee, 25 years old. was ar rested yesterday afternoon by Detec-iIvph P. J.

White and William O. Oeltjen on charges of vagrancy and eing a luguive Ohio. According- to the police, Agee is wunted in Jiansneiu on a statutory charge. He waived examination and said he wants to return to prove his Innocence. Ohio authorities have been notified and will come hers to take Agee back.

1 11 to It Do Yo.ia Koow THAT WE AT ALL' TLMES DISPLAY THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF USED CARS IN- THE CITY. More Thae 80 Cars To Select ison Motor Car Co. LARGEST USED CAR DEALERS. 510-516 -S. Brook C.tyU4f.CARH?ADUAR0'.8 ELECTRIC tour-passenger: new tires: new batteries-price very reasonable.

New Albany: bolh phones 1004. FORD TOURING Good 713 E. Kentucky. condition: S17S. FORD ROADSTER Cheap; Call Shawnee 1726.

good condition. FORD ROADSTEK-1021. cKsh payments. 1213 South 4th St. FORD One-ton truck with new furniture -agalne after 6 o'clock.

Oudy. 2721 rORD TRUCK 1-ton good aa new. lleo. vhk o. jacop Addition.

FORD ROADSTBR-lfi'jo: excellent cond tion. First 5250 takes It. 02-4 W. Broad, way. FORD COUPE By owner: 11120: One eon-dition.

Can bo seen Monday. 1111 Wel Liberty. FORD CAR PRICES Orcatly reduced. For information phone C. C.

Burcli. Cily 3060-J. FORD ROADSTER Good running condition! S10. Kelly-Springfield Truck Sales Story and FORD ROADSTER With starter, used if months. $273 cash if sold lodaf A S.

Blunk. City 827. FORD TOURING 20 model block; good shape. S185. Must bo sold at once.

3201 CASlT BALANCE 13 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. CALL MR. SHIELS. WEST 187. SHAWNEE 1001 FORD sedan 1020 model, with starter.

A Z. 1 r. "ceueni condition: will Highland -mx or maa 'ouring: excellent con. dition: 4 months old. Price S42S.

Tcrma if desired. 204 E. Jacob raft 2053. South 2503. FORD TRUCK New, S143.S8 Sown.

PWmenls. Call Shaw--nee 1061: West 187. Ask for Richardson. tOKD Touring, 1020 model: rood cond' er: 5505. Ford road- S.

3d. irucK. siou- FORD TOURING 8275:" lUst ii; rora sedan. S3I S385. starter.

lOlBs a "SSt1? sl50- 1018: 3tfh. p. sport moT Libe'rb-'' Strtt18, 0411 or 3D8 FORD CAR; New Prices Sept. 2, 1921. ter 595- Sedan '66 Starter and F.

o. De troit. TSme 54 cash, lb a a Telephone us and let aoonafcito Ay to Co. (Incorporated.) At BROOK. PHONES: CITY 1200.

SOUth slnn. SOUTH 11 UP- -Model N. call WeBt 780-J. -A I condition $250. Parttws JilD-j.

Call Mr. Shea fur demonstration. JEFFERY 1017 touring; good condition: 4 brand uew tires and lubeB. inquire oil KEWPIE SPELLS JOY. Just match this ti-at Fontaine Ferry Piirk iuid carry dm home Bayless Bros.

704 Bi, MARiON-HANLEY Six tourliig: perlect vonditlun: 115. 321)1 S. 3d. Mr.WorkiogM&ffB R.rtiirmhtr a sninll cash payment down nnd a vear to oay balance gives you Imme diate poHeepsidTi of any car listed below. 1020 Essex Touring.

JU-JU Essex Roadster. 11)20 Chandler Dispatch. 1918 Overland Touring. 11)18 Kissel Car. 1910 Buick Touring.

1910 Chevrolet Touring. 1020 Chevrolet Truck. AND MANY OTHERS. THE ABOVE CARS ARE IN A-l CONDI TION AND ARE REAL VALUES. WE CONSIDER YOUR PRESENT CAR IN TRADE.

BEE LE HOI J. Mll.JiS. Triangle Motors (Incorporated.) 740 8. 4lh'SI, South 121). Cily .1100.

NEW FORD- TOURING SI30. 67 cash and 932.72 per montu. including are and then Insurance and Interest. Call Mr. Uruwn West JI17.

Shawnee 1001. NEW SEDAN Listed at will take real estate In part or total payment. Address 237. care Times office. NEW PRICES ON FORDS SEE MR.

SIDE- BOTTOM 7 TO 0 P. M. BROWDER HOSK1N5. H4 S. 3D, No Cash Payment Any uei car ur used truck un oiir floor u-lll be sulJ ob terms duu witliuut a cfcste down payment.

i fur particulars. FOWLER MOTORS Incorporated 201 Guthrie. City 7121. Main tM. Automobiles for Sale.

Deaths. DRIES Thursday. SCDtembcr 1 at 1) :45 Adam Dries, age 00 years. Funeral Monday moraine at 8:30 from residence. jlom and irom St.

-iiar--tin's Church; at o'clock. Interment St. juicnaei cemetery. FINEGAX Died September 2 at 4:25 Atcncs Amanda Finegan, daughter oi n. u.

and ivejiie ineffaii. in her nineteenth year, at residence. 317 crescent Court, city. Notice of funeral later. HIKES Fridfiv.

Sentmher al 10:25 Mrs. Mary Hikes (nee Vernon) airs sev enty-eight years, at the residence of her son. Vernon 020 South Jackson St. Funeral Saturday. September 3d.

at 3:30 cave nut Burial private. KI.EI.N November 0. 1918, Lieut. John Klein. killed in sen-ice at Anronnc.

Fraifce. age 24 years. Burial private in vave jiiu cemetery, nease omit iiowcrs. Kl'nL Friday. September 2.

1021. at 5:30 a.m.. Helen Pansy Kuhl. beloved daughter oi jir. ana airs.

Louis Kum. age 10 years ana montns. uuerai irom tne residence, 181 Coral Avenue. Sunday. September 4, at 2:30 p.m.

Interment in Evergreen cemetery. Funeral Directors. DOUGHERTY McELLIOTT. Funeral Directors. 1227 W.

Market St. City 2008. Main 2008-A. H. BOSSB SON.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 000 E. Broadway. Rattermniairii FUNERAL DIRECTOR, 2114 W. Market.

Lodge Notices. Davllrht Chanter Nn. "14. CI 13 will meet on Saturday, August 3, at scotllsn. lltlo catnedral.

Sixth, near Walnut, for regular busi ness. Annual election oi olllccrs. All members urged to bo present. Members of sister chapters cordially invited. By order fcrKACJS 1SVA-NS, W.

M. GOOD GROCERIES alwars-at lowest Drices Alatcn this ad at Fontaino Ferry Park and we will (rive 6u a barrel of Big flour. Monarch Grocery Co 28th and Chestnut. Coming Events, 8 HERE'S AN easy way to learn tho piano iuaicn ttus. ad at r-onlamo Ferry park I'll give you 20 lessons free.

J. Forrest Thompson. 231 S. 4th St. Personals.

9 THOMAS E. CLIFFMAN HEIRS WANTED Addressea of heirs of Thomas E. Clillman. who 25 years ago was farm hand near 111., came from Indiana. Write W.

C. Coy. Hartford Chicago. 111. WE WILL present you with a gift, of one cigareKS case li you matcn this aa at ontame Ferry pane, mail irion tsona.

nn-tuu w. Market at. VOU'LL smoke 'em it you match this ad at Fontaine Ferry Park. Al Gnna cigar xonaccu lio fith St. i'OUNG MAN seeking health can earn one- naix expenses at new health camp.

Pleasant surroundings. For particulars write uox 07, Johnstown. Fla. Lost. 10 AIREDALE TERRIER II mouths old in vicinity ot 10th and Madison: liberal re ward.

Shawnee 18117. BELGIAN POLICE DOG Full crown: swers to "Dlt-On. From Frank Fchr. Cherokee Drive. residence of East 500 COACH DOG Gray; black and brown spots and ears: prown legs: wlitto leet: August 31.

131 E. College St. City 7002. Reward. CUFF BUTTON with chip diamond.

Re- ward. Call Parkway 127-J. t'LOWERS Flowers make life -eally worth while. Edith V. Walker (loll 4Ui FOUND Money on 1st near Walnut.

Ru- uoipn hietn. General Delivery, loulsviiic. FOUND Small sum of money August 25; -owner can state amount oz money City 7308 Alex Ehrler. GLASSES Lost Thursday evening, perhaps tn Alamo. Return Miss Rowlett: Mam 0B1-J.

GRIP Containing set of carnet-laver's toolB vicinity of Kennedy Court and r'ranktorl Ave. itewaru. boutn or city Co. HAT Child's black Milan, at Fontaine Fer ry Park: 23.111 W. Madison.

LEVY SUIT BOX containing valuable papers and some clothing from automobile 4th St. September" 2d. Return papers to Carl Abbott, Seclbach Hotel and receive reward, LKW1S CANDY Lewis candy is so good tho first niece alwavs calls tor more, Match this ad at Fontaine Ferry Park and get a pound. Lee' Lewis Candy Co. NOSE GLASSES Bet.

2flth and Walnut and 1 nth and Market. Reward. Siiaw. q-M-j. SMITH WESSON secret service spec ial, lost at Tom Snyder's place, Taylor Saturday uigni.

-tiewaru. iteium to Snyder s. SPECTACLES Gold rimmed. Finder please return to yuus v. at.

xtowaro TWO MOUNTED cord tires on carrier. be; tween scotlsburg and acw Aiuauy. lie-turn to 515 S. 3d St. Reward.

WAGON PAUL1N September 1, between nth and 10th on Main St. Oscar Farmer Sons. 213 N. 13th St. Reward.

In currency on Fourth bet. Walnut and Jefferson. Thursday, between 12 and 1 o'clock. Liberal reward. Call Highland 12811.

Automobiles for Sale. II Al CONDITION Ford sedan: uew paint. good tires: will sell cheap. Shawnee 2124-L: Pleasure Ridge TS3-J. AtosoliuiteSy the.

II Cars Liberty touring, looks, runs ahd g'uaran. teed like absolutely new. Wonderful buy Price S1.100. Buick. 1010 counc.

condition throughout perfect, refinlshed, new seat covers, good as new, 51.375. Auburn Beauty Six. lull) touring, lust overhauled. 5 extra good cord tires. Bargain soon.

Cleveland 1H20 touring, new tires, line new. Cost Sl.OOO: very rare. S7U0. Dodge 1017 touring, overhauled, new ton. S37ii.

Hup U14 touring. Al condition tnrougu- out: best in town: YAGER MOTOR CO. 1600 Second St. City 443. South 410 1020 SAXON DUPLEX New tires, good nalnf.

Al condltiort: cost 51,050: will sell for $800 for quick sale. A CflnaLmce To A Used Car For A Somg' Prices! gine! Studcbakcr roadster SlOu This car is no Junk, but in good condition. Mitchell r-passenger 5375 Just overhauled and haB good tires. Buick 7-passenger 5410 Good top and paint and completely over- hauled. Model 12 Chalmers 595 Good tires.

20 Others Just as reasonable. KfleSirs Motors Co S. 3d St PAIGE DISTRIBUTORS. City 50.10. South 1 000.

ASK FOR MR. SCHOEFFLER. A NEW FORD TERM Tourings without starters. $131 down. S32.76 per month for 12 mouths.

Including interest, insurance, etc. Tourings With starter, 5151.21 down, $37.80 per month for 12 months. 60 Fords, all models to select from. Auto Ford Exchange 024-628 S. THIRD.

City or Main 2878. A New Ford Toyrimig $fl3L3B Cash and S32.S0 a mobtb for 12 moulds. In eluding fire ahd theft Insurance and interest notes. Large steering wheel additional. Authorized Ford BROADWAY AT JACKSON City 180C South 1033 BUICK- -Roadster.

1B10 5 wire wheels; good condition. East 12S7. Automobiles for Sale. 11 NEW PRICE; LOW TERMS FORD: From An Authorized Ford-Dealer Prices below are for Fords delivered ira'Lota-- nsville and iiitdude start er a mrd demrnou rums. For car without starter and demoiuirit able rinms' deduct $58.52, kars sold- oira timnie and theft Insurance for one year.

CASH AND TIME PRICE TOURING CAR Cash Month All Cash .1 Cash Month All Cash S472630 Cash $182.18 Month $4J4 All Cash SEDAN Cash $201.41 Month $50.35 All Cash $722.7 CHASSIS Cash $98.25 Month $24.56 All Cash $337119. TRUCK-TON Cash $136.67 Month $34.17 All Cash TRACTOR $650.45 Ford for a DOLLAR A DAY AND LESS THINK OF PROMP DELIVERY Don't wait and be disap pointed. Get your order in FIRST. OutOfftown custodiers on UNIVERSAL CAR. CO.

(Incorporated.) 2228 W. Oak soneg West 187 Shawnee 1961 TELEPHONE EITHER Air. Brown lir. Shiels Mr. "Bonne-Mr.

RichardBon Mi-. Wise Mr. Bdhahlion Mr. Mr. 8tebbihs Mr.

Miller FOI VULXi INFORMATION ITU Automobiles for Sale. 11 A Special- September Clearing: Sale PAY AS 'YOU RIDE WITHOUT INTEREST 10 MONTHS TO PAY IN. Down Monthly ..8300 S78.00 Dodge Roadster, like new Buick Sedan. slightly- used ,465 03.00 Hudson Sedan. 7-passenger.

in fine Bhape 300 72.50 Appcrson Tourster. wire wheels: like new 8S0 178.00 Stutz -1-passenger. wire wheels new paint 450 S9.00 Economy, brand now 640 107.00 Dodga Touring. In line shape. Wtllya-Knight 7-passengcr 210 41.60 Briscoe.

Touring, like 255 50.00 Ford Sedan, new tires and paint 170 33.50 Oakland (0) overhauled eitraa 145 28.50 Ford Touring, new paint 05 10.00 Overland 75. new Urea 100. 32.50 Ford Roadster, a bargain 85 16.50 Oakland, new paint and 160 31.50 Ford Sedan, new paint and tires 180 30.00 Detroit Electric, cord tires 150 20.50 Ford Touring 110 23.00 Chalmers Roadster, new paint 145 28.50 Buick Touring. 45 280 55.50 Briscoe Roadster 205 11.50 Briscoe Touring, a dandy car. 200 30.50 Overland Coupe 180 38.50 Buick Touring.

25. as 100 20.00 Buick Touring. 35. new paint 150 30.50 Chalmers 7-passengcr. a good taxi loo 30.50 Ford Touring.

See this 105 21.50 Willys-Knight (S) 270 54.00 Willys-Knight (4) 235 40.80 Jcffery Touring, a pick 150 20.50 Overland. Model 00 185 30.00 Overland. Model 85 170 33.00 Overland. Model 75. new paint 155 30.50 Oakland (0) 5 tires, bumpers 145 28.00 Overland Roadster 105 20.00 Ford Coupe, starter, 150 20.50 Ford Bus, a fine Jitney 180 35.50 These ears carry a fire and theft insur ance policy for one year free of charge to you.

State Fair visitors' railroad faro will be Bald to city and car delivered in Indiana or Kentucky at our expense. Auto Sales Service Co. South 20. 030 S. 3d St.

Cit7 700. A WISE MAN WILL INVESTIGATE THE WONDERFUL VALUES WE ARE OFFERING DURING THE BIGGEST USED CAR SALE WE HAVE EVER HAD. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF LATE MODELS. MOST' OF THEM REFINISH-ED AND ALL OF THEM THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED. OUR SALE PRICES ARE LOWER THAN MOST DEALERS ARE ASKING FOR THE SAME CARS WITHOUT BEING OVERHAULED AND REPAINTED.

THE REASON IS, THEY MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH. AND OUR PRICES WILL DO THE TRICK. Our stock includes Bufcks. Dodges. Fords, open and closed models: Chevro-lets.

Mitchells, Studcbakers. Franklins, Briscoes, open and closed models from 1917 to 1021: Velles, Oaklands, Over-lands, Reos, Maxwells, TERMS ONE-THIRD CASH AND BALANCE IN 'TWELVE MONTHS, WITH TITLE GUARANTEED. BE WISE INVESTIGATE. KEYSTONE MOTORS COMPANY. 034 South 3d Street: Louisville.

Indianapolis abd Clnclnuatl. ANOTHER GREAT BARGAIN SALE OF USED CARS AT The EmbryWeur Coo THE HOUSE THAT SATISFIES. 845 S. 3d Street City 4807. South 2465.

BYRNE. At the Right Price AUTOMOBILE HOUSE YOU WILL FIND THE CAR YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. WE HAVE ON HAND A STOCK CONSISTING OF DODGES. BUICKS FORDS AiU UXHEK fOl'ULAR MAKES AT RARE BARGAINS. CQME IN AND BE CONVINCED THAT WE SELL NOTHING BUT BARGAINS.

WATCH FOR NEW LIST IN SUNDAYS PAPER. BENSINGER 405 W. BROADWAY. 6B0U Main City I34S AUTO TOPS New and used Ford tops: also new one-man top. v.e nave some used tops for Dodges.

Studebakers and Fords. 304 W. Breckinridge. Just Look At These Prices -f5rst Come, First Served Our Loss Your Gain We need the rooni. We are located at 058 S.

3d St. away from the high relit districts. Greatest automobile buy ever heard of. Your car is here. Come In and pick it uut.

Dodge Sedan .5 8.10 Sludebaker Big 0 1.000 Sludebaker, 7-passenger 350 Sedan 400 'Franklin Sedan 850 Buick Six. Touring 000 Grant touring 550 And many others, all popular makes and models. The cars listed above represent real values: the cut In price makes each oue a pick-up. TERMS IF DESIRED. UNITED MOTORS I 058-1)02 S.

3d Sl. City 2'180. South 2380. CALL MR. JACKSON.

BUICK. 01020 roadster. Al condition, looks new. runs new, can iuu. BUICK 11120 roadster, in excellent condi tion; near.uller.

South 10.18. UU1CK 4 Touring car: Buick 0 Roadster; Oakland Touring II; all. at sacrifice prices today. Auto Ford Exchange, 624 S. 3d, Buy One off These Good BargaunsNot a Bad Car In the Bunch 1021 Haynes Special Sport.

1U20 Sludebaker Sedan. 1010 Hupmobile Roadster. 1919 Chandler Sedan 1919 Oldsmrtblle 8 cylinder Touring. 1018 Ford Sedan. (120.

Oakland. 1021 Essex Touring. 1018 Hudson, 7 Passenger. (Incorporated,) Hoyncs Distributor, U31-33 5 3d St City 7300. South 2800.

CADILLAC good condition, extra tire. Bargain, quick sale. Call Shawnee 1493. CHALMERS touring. A-l condition: Louiis i new tires.

2 -ords. A bargain will take motorcycle as. part 2512 West Walnut. at 550. payment.

CHANDLER COUPE Late model: wonder ful condition: must be Been to oe' appreciated: price right. City Hall Oarage. 21214 S. i)th. CHEVROLET ROADSTEK1020: new tires.

Looks like new. East 2U24; isou Cherokee Road. CONTINENTAL 0 Motor. light touring: fine Shape: Bargain or traue. uzi o.

J.n uixii-j pbiKR Ajhummy roadster: -in good condition: new tires, saou. tan snaw-nee 2502-L. DODGE TOnSilS Porllnnil Ave. DODGE roadster. 1II2U: perfect --ttiiiuiiiuu.

som extras; cheap. Call O. SORT TOURING In first-class condition: cheap. 107 E. Market St.

Buiy Session Is Assured for rail Term Which Opens At Capital Monday. FOUR ELECTION CONTESTS The Courier-Journal Frankfort Bureau Frankfort, Sept. 2. With more than a thousand new and continued cases on the docket, the Fall term of the Court of Appeals, which will open Monday, will be one of the busiest in Four election contests are included the Ions list. Cases have been set as follows: Criminal Docket; Fall Term, 1051, MONDAY.

SEPTEMBER 10. Kentucky Consumers Oil Co. vs. Common Spencer: Tackett vs. Commonwealth, Taylor vp.

Commonwealth. Harlan; Rovio Commonwealth. Monroe: White h.iil vs. Commonwealth, McGinnis vs. Com-monwMlth.

Boyd: Ash vs. Commonwealth, vs. commonwealth. Aitlerson va rnftimnnftpallh. HiMuIcrson: Hoover vs.

Cnm mon wealth. Lee: Kirk ve. Commonwealth, Mtwlttli vs. uommonwcaim. Mereuun vs rnfumnn wealth.

Kdmonon: Keller vs. Com monwealth. Perry: Baker vs. Commonwealth, Unit: -Onboard vs. Commonwealth.

Owsley: Huffman v. Commonwealth. Boyd: Sayre vs. Commonwealth, Fayette: Duke vs. Common-wealth.

Christian, Dials vs. Commonwealth, I awTPnoo: Vouman vs. Commonwealth. Ferree vs. Commonwealth.

Hard Collins v. Commonwealth. Flo--. Baker Commonwealth, Owsley: Swei. vs.

Com nionwealth. Nelson: Commonwealth vs. Hat ficlit Coal Kenton: Commonwealth va itept Commonwealth vs. Robinson, laurel- Commonwealth vs. Mceks, Casey.

Election Contest fuses Fall Term, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. Williams vs. Howard. Hutf vs.

Howard, Hirlan: Swaner v. Barnett. Laurel; Thur- mah vs. Alvey. Marion.

Civil Dorket Fall Term, lO'-Jl. Appearand and continued cases, Monday September 10. FIRST APPELLATE; DISTRICT. Caldwell Deboe. vs.

Brown: City Satterfield. hfietian KpIIpv. vs. Williams, etc. Cpp vs.

Cowherd, Commonwealth nf Vrmickv for use. vs. Bollinger, etc. Commonwealth ot Kentucky for use, ts Johnson, Hancock vs. lancey, etc.

Fulton Khourie vs. L. Jonas McNeil vs. Choate. iimt-M T.

C. fi. R. va. McAdoo, ptc Jewell vs.

Masillon Engine Be Thresher Co Cnvinjrton Anderson, vs. Mclvin: Luther Monrn.ii. Payne. Agent; rtc. vs.

Russell-Miller Milling City of Maylicld vs. Pitman, City of May field vs. Carter Hardware Wyatt, vs. Colonial Clay Harris, vs. SIlickman Reid vs.

Craig; Via vs. Mayficld Land Hnnliin- Nisbot vs. Dozicr. Marshall Rowlett, vs. Downs; f.

C. U. Co. vs. Cypress wanip Dralnaso MrCrncken Corler vs.

Carson, Sim mons vs. Stewart: Williams vs. Williams; nhtn v.tJIpv Fire Marine Insurance vs. American Merchant Marine Insurance Jones, vs. McEwen, City of Paducali.

Exparte. tints vs. McDoweP. Tripp City National Bank of Paducah Wallace. Union Pullam va.

Rhea. SECOND APPELLATE DISTRICT. AI1V11--Trammnl Creek Oil Gas Co. n. Sarver: Bradshaw, vs Hurt; Cadil lac Oil Gas vs.

Robert Lovelace Co-' Huntsman vs. Monarch Oil Gas Co, Louse, etc, vs. Williams, Stock, vs. Virginia-Kentucky Oil Gillock vs. Williams, Central Oil 'Shale vs.

Sunshine Oil Gas Larmon. vs. Miller, Ohio County Drtiff vs. Howard; Security Life Insurance vs. Black, Jr's Admr.

Simpson Hendricks vs Butt: Starks vs. Bofedy. Warren Steinway Sons vs. Massey: County Board ol Education Warren County- Uurhrtm. McDavitt.

vs. N. It- U. Co; Lacer, clc. va.

Similiter; Lcvris vs. Lewis. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. Third Appellate District.

Anderson Carr vs. Watford. Cullitt Bullitt County vs. (Jallion Iron Works Mfg. etc.

Casey Spotswood Son vs. Piles; SnotG-wood Son. vs. Wolfonl Bros. Cumberland Riley vs.

Sharps administrator. Hardin Ray vs. Ray; the Hall. Mlfr. Co.

re. Puree Jl. Pearl vs. Meyers. Breckinridge Bcauchutnp vs, Beau-cbamp.

Butler Gary, vs. Woosley. Daviess Board of Education, city or Ovrenboru vs. Seven Hills Gratlcd Common School District, American Railway Express vb. Electric Loose Leaf Floor, vs.

Electric Planing Mill Lancaster Loopo Leaf Tobacco Co. Robinson; Troy' Carriage Sun Shade Co. A. Ames Lucius' Administrator Owen; BasUett, vs. Combs' administrator.

Edmonson Crain vs. Grain, Hardin. etc. vs. Henderson Raikes vs.

Pavni amnt: flitt. lob, vs. Sovereign Camp, W. O. W.

Xngan Mills, vs, Dawson. RlRTlns vs. Rt spins: Miller, Miller, New York Life Insurance Co. vs. Long.

McLean L. N. R. Co. vs.

Wood. Ohio Payne, agent vs. Lanham: Payne, sent. vs. Smith; Sandefur, vs.

Stevens, Broadway Coal Minimr vs. Ortkies: Ohio County Drug Co. vs. Howard: Security Life Insurance Co. vu.

Black, Bimiinistrator. Latun Lemlng vs. Howelt. Maritm Gontley. vs.

Harmon, Baches, vs. Collins, etc. JlcCrcary C. N. O.

T. P. Railway Company, vs. Roberts, by. Payne.

Agent, v. Pritcbard'B Administrator. Nelson ve. Gaslin. -Wlhep.

etc. vs. Shchan, Ehrman 6 For Infants and Children IN USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS Iways bears fi tne a Signature oft COUGH STOP IT with V. One bottle will conquer It LUNG-VITA Al All PrugtfUM Wife iak ADVICE And is Made Well Again iby Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Sprinefield, Mass.

"The doctol wlamy huBband that I had to have an Operation, otnef-wise I would be a sickly woman and couldnot have any more children on account of niy weakened condition. I refused to have the operation. My husband asked me to try Lydia E. Pink-ham's Vegetable A Sit rst four months I could do but had to lie down most of the K' fil was verv nervous, but toy tat- Pd was always reminding me to Compound, Which 'flw. Of my eight children this last was the easiest birth of all and I ahkf ul for your Vegetable Com- nuaa.

1 recommpnrt if-, tn tnv fripfirtn Wen I hear them complaining about His. "-Mrs. M. NataU 72 gmont Snrinefield. Mass.

gckly, ailing women make unhappy ttes, and after reading Mrs. Nate 8 ter one can imagme how this gr- uansiormea By ner restora-w health. Every woman who such ailments should give 2 E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- a fair trial. It is surely wottb mim wzsm ARREST FAILURE Humler Would Not Prosecute Man for Alleged Rum Theft, Is Plea.

KN0DER TRIAL TODAY Capt. William H. DeForestcr, Chief of Detectives, said yesterday that' failure to arrest Harry Knodor, 84 South Sixth Street, when it was al leged that whisky stolen from Bert Humler, 1818 South Third Street, was found in his room, was caused by lack of direct evidence and disinclina tion on the part of Mr. Humler to prosecute Knoder. Knoder will face a charge of knowingly receiving stolen property, in the Police Court this morning.

Captain DeForcster said yesterday that Mr. Humler came to him and said that Knoder had his whisky, and that as a result of search at Knoder's home, two cases of whisky and several empty cases were found. "Humler wasn't absolutely sure that the whisky was his," Captain DeFores-ter said. "I told him that if he wanted ivnoaer arrested, I would arrest him He said: 'I don't want anybody arrest "Finally, I. went with Mr.

Humler to see District Attorney J. M. Russell wnose advice about the case was asked -ir. imssell said that there was no case against Knoder, but that the liquor could be seized and its disposl tion passed on by a Federal Judge. He said Mr.

Humler could take the liquor and use it for his own private purposes, ir it belonged to him. Knoder then relinquished all claim to tne whisky, stating to Humler: If you want it, you can have Mr. Russell sa last eht that while he had no Verv distinct recollec Hon of the case since so many similar ones have been brought to his atten tion during the last few months, he believed Captain DeForester version or the matter was correct. He said, also, that it would be neces sary for Knoder to prove the source from which he obtained the whisky in order to clear himself of any charge mat ne obtained it an Illegal man ner. If he can prove that he bought it before tho law was passed making it an offense to buy whisky, he will be immune, of course, from any penal iyt Air.

Jtusseil explained. BARDSTOWN ROAD FUND IS NOW $700 Rain last night failed to upset plans of members of the Bardstown Road Welfare Association in their effort to raise money for their community house fund at tho three-day carnival being held at Stevens Avenue and Bardstown Road. By 0 o'clock more than 2,500 per sons had visited the carnival, and tho varldus booth had taken. In about $700. Eighty new members have joined tho association since its opening -Thursday night.

Interest is now Centered on the election of a "queen" and "mayor," which is to lie decided tonight, ac cording to Joseph C. Kirchdorfer, president ot tha association. The total vote at a late hour last night was approximately 3,000. Mrs. Henry C.

Yunker, leading Candidate for temporary royalty, has about 600 votes. Peter P. Roser leads the list of would-be "mayors" with 000 votes, There are forty candidates for the honors. It is said there is a possibility that the carnival Will not be closed tonight as was contemplated at first, but that it would be continued through Mon day night. Joint Funeral for Man and Niece; Died Apart William- O.

Kuhl. 42 years old. Who died yesterday morning at Cincinnati. and Miss Helen Pansy Kuhl. 16, his niece, who died at 5 o'clock yester day morning at her home, 181 Coral Avenue, will be buried in Evergreen Cemetery.

Joint funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Miss Kuhl 8 home. Mr. Ktthl, who was a cigarmaker. Is survived by two brothers. Arthur and Louis Kuhl, and a sister, T.

Wetzel. Miss Kuhl is survived by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kuhl, and three sisters. Misses Lillian.

Virginia and Edna Kuhl. 6 Die, 4in One Family, In Tenement House Fire New York, Sept. 2 (Associated Press). Six persons, four ot them members of the same family, perished in a fire in a Harlem tenement house tonight. Vincenzo Catalano, his wife and 16- year-old son and 8-year-old daughter, who occupied an apartment on the third floor, were burned to death, as was Fred de Luccp.

and an unidentified baby. De Lucca's wife and several other residents of the building were taken to a hospital suffering from burns. Plane, Minus Engine, Glides 3 Miles, 'Report Berlin, Sept. 2 (Associated Press). report today from Hesse-CJassel, Prussia, said thut an englneetviamed luemperer succeeded in traveling live kilometers (3 18 miles) in a monoplane without an engine, covering the distance In 13 minutes, lie is said to have started from a point 920 meters high and to have maintained that level ibout ten minutes.

Vienna Officials Accept Austrian Peace Treaty Vienna, Sept. 2 (Associated Press.) The foreign affairs committee today accepted the treaty of peace signed August 24 between Austria and the United States, and charged Chancellor Mayer with the task of presenting the report to parliament tomorrow With a view to the ratification of the treaty. THE COUR1M-JOURNAL AND THE LOUISVILLE TIMES Classified Advertising (Indexed for Quick TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS. "Want Phofie REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS NlISCLASSIFlCATION NOT PERMITTED count-six words to tne line Count, initials and numbers as words No ad taken for less than .45 cents. Morning.

Evening and Sunday Editions time Sunday CounerJournal 18. time Dally Courier-Journal ahd Times. 1 Re times Daily Courier-Journal and Times. 17c week Dally and Sunday Courier-Journal and Times The rates on ads that are not paid fot Within a week after the first day the ad art! higher titan ths above rates. But 10 per cent discount on these higher rates will be given to ttdteftlicfe whp e-all at the nusiness office and pay for tHeir ad vlthln week after tho ad's first appcaranle.

Thi; disconbt lowers the actual cost ot these adf the. cost at the rates scheduled above Fiineral -f lowers. MATCH THIS ad at Fontaine Ferry Park: receive oUr gilt of. bulbs Jacob Schulz Incorporated. 550 8, 4th St.

Cemetery Lots, SEAT COVERS -YoU will a Bet If VoU match 1Mb id at Fontaine Fert Park. Automobile Clearing House, 12th St B'war. Co. vs. the om f.

G. Walker Distillery Company; Shields, va. Shields, Executor etc. Oldham Hudson, etr vs. Pollard; Jack son vs.

Dixon, etc. oneiby Dnvie Me L. I. Railway Company vs. Bullock: way of Kentucky.

anencer Hum. piv v. nrn.urB)iiro i Washlnirtoti Knvm a- iic-m jjomu. etc. Ka-s -Hood.

vs Atkins. Was'ne Denhv. ptc. Prahti-ft tn urn. lor, VB.

Ferrell. Pin WhitRmi T.nmhKr uiupany, vb. upenurch. by. etc.

FOCRTH APPELLATE DISTRICT. JEl'FEKSON, Chnnccry Branch, First Division. Zachariah Evans; Louisville Gas Electric Company City of Louisville: Bnnnon ve. Fox. Administrator; Cecil vs.

Cecil. Chancery Branch, Second Division. Weller. vs. Dinwiddle, Newcomh by.

vs. Newcomb. Howard vs. Lobby, McCombs Producing' Refining Company, vs. Ode, Bartlett vs.

Louiavillo Trust Company. Executor and Trustee, etc. Common Pleas, First Division. Dawson vb. Jenkins.

Flcxner vb. Herahey. Maryland Casualty Company vs. Auto matic Fire Protection Company Stephenson Co. va.

Bradbury; Tway, Twav. D. H. Ewintr Sons vs. Ar nold, by.

Louisville Railway Company Rice Kirchdorfer va. Watkina. etc. Hampton vs. Rider: Guardian Life Insurance Company, vs.

Zimlich. Common Ple.iH, Second Division. Steee va. Louisville Courier-Journal Com any; Payne, A rent, vb. Allen a Administratrix: Dunn.

by. vs." Central State Hospital, Louisville Railway Company vs. Hartman: McAndrew vs. McAndrew: Louisville Railway Company vs. Dravo.

Common Picas, Third Division. Soverebxn Cam. W. O. W.

vb. Hilbert vs. Fenley. Julius Kessler vs. Southern Railway Co.

in Kentucky. Erdman Louisville Trust executor, wn- burn vs. Auto Exchange, Martin ve. Louisville Gas Electric Co. Common Pleas, Fourth Plvltdon, McDowell vs.

Lewis. Louisville Railway vs. Basler, Commercial Auto Co. vs. Brandeis Machinery Supply Roben-son vs.

Turner. FIFTH APPLELATE DISTRICT. Bourbon Willett. vs. Willctt, etc.

Smith Eanywme. vs. Payne, atrcnts. Monson vs. nffent, Dalzcll vb.

Bourbon County Board of Educa tion, Clay vs. Clay. Boyle Payne, accnt. va. Simmons.

Payne, rirent vs. Hiitchlnirs. taycuc uny tit vs. jjcxinion e.ider Brooks, bv vb. Madden.

Brooks, by vs. Madden, Huff duller, Acme xirtinnsr etc. German Oil Syndicate, Cammack. etc Allen, Vvood. etc.

vs. Wood. Jones executrix vs. Jones' executor, etc, Luisart's administratrix va. L-mrart aummistrator.

Hedges vs. Combs, etc. Franklin L. R. R.

Co. vs. Wright, Thompson vs. Kentucky Game Fish Com mission. Aucs vs.

Wash. etc. Henry Wilson vs. City ot Eminence. Jessamine Mnlr.

etc. vs. Richardson. Lincoln Anderson's administrator vs. Pen dleton, Payne, a pent, vs.

El kin. Madison olan vs. Jeffries, i ork Rowlett. Greeifway vs. White, Cox cuardian, etc.

vs. Burrus. Northwestern Mir tual Lite Ins. vs. Hanger.

Mercer Bell Commitcc vb. Board Education of Harrodsburg. Owen Romans vs. Simpson. Romans Silnneon.

Staiar's administrator, etc. vs. Com nionwealth. by Staiar's administrator. etc.

vs. Jfptter, Davis, by etc. vs. Equitable uanit Trust guardian, etc. Rockcastle Brown vs.

Hasty. Woodford Davis. Agent, vs. Davis, Davis, Agent, vs. Roger's Administratrix Davis Agent, t.

Bush Administrate ijummonwcaltti. on relation, va. oitttiern Katnvny Co. comnumweatth relation, s. Southern Hallway Co.

Frldny. Pcptmltcr 23. SIXTH APPELLATE DISTRICT. Boonri Hicks vs. Wallace.

Conner. Sher iff, vs. Tarsiey. etc. Tiriu-ken C.

O. Railwav etc. MeMnth'fl AdminiBtrator. Camnbell Hnbyon vs. Tlie ZuniRtem Tax'I- Co.

Little vs. The National Cnlortrne uo. I'nimpa vs. nieoinper. etc.

uoeoucK Brown, etc. Kentucky Livery Co. vs. Myers. Elliott County neeal court va.

Elliott County Board of Education t-ieniuip Moore va. tieotiey. flrant Biacltburn va. Blackburn. Gias vs.

Klnir. vr. Kpntirdv. Dim lay. Clerk, vs.

Littell. Tax Commissioner. urcenun Pratt va. lorn. u.

Rail way Co. va Harrison uoldbercr vs. Home Miaalons of the Presbyterian. Church in U. S.

Florence Lvon Administrator. Kenton. 0. C. L.

and K. Division Ficke Covmprton Savings Bank Trust Co. Trustrc. Rchkamn. by va.

Mar tin, etc. Wood vs. Corcoran. Administrator, etc. Kaenn vb.

n.icnn. uuiio vs. uunc. Mason i Dixon Oil Co. vs.

syndicate Oil Co. Yates vs. Stevenson. American Chris- lan Missionary Society va. Tate, etc.

Huse. Vs. City of Ludlow. Kenton. C.

and E. Division Union Lisrht. Heat Power Co. vs. Connell.

Am briist vs. Graziani. Clifford vs. Metropoll an Life Insurance Co. Mason Purnell.

vs. Maysville Water Co. Nicholas snavp vl. Deposit Bank of Car lisle. Ky.

SEVENTH APPELLATE DISTRICT. Catron ve. Hoskihs, etc. Sl'u'shcr ve. Law- sou.

Rojnn vs. Board ot Education City of Middlesboro. etc. Howard. Wat kins, etc.

Adams, vs. Helbufn, Trus tee. vs. Slusher, etc. Boyd Powers vs.

Ward, Wilson, vs. Roekca3tlo Mininsr, Lumber and Oil Co. Harris vs. Music, Director General of R. R.

vs. Hardin: Cole vs. Big Run Coal Arnctt vs. u. Je o.

liy. Co. Breathitt swanSo vs. Kentucky Coal Timber Development L. E.

Ry. vg Harris: it. jn. K. K.

vs. combs: Li. N. K. R.

Co. ts. Slidham Turner, vs. Spicer. East St.

Louis Bridso Co. vs. Hasins. County Judse. Breathitt County Board of Education vs.

Pollard. As signee: Steele, vs. Crawford. Executor: KalciKli. vs.

Turner, L. E. By Co. vs. Sexton.

By Combs, Vs Deaton. First National Bank of Jack son vs. Hargts. etc. Clay Benffe's Admr.

vs. Garrison, etc. Estill Cox vs. Lilly: Watson vs. on wood Oil Co.

Vs. common. wealth: New Domain Oil 4c Gas Co. vs, Com monwealth: united Oil Co. vs.

Common wealth: Tidal on Co. vs. Commonwealth: Federal. Oil C6. vs.

Commonwealth: Associat ed Producers Co. vs. Commonwealth. Floyd Kentucky Beaver Collieries vs. Mellon Smith: Clark's Admr.

vs. Elkliorn Fuel Duke vs. Allen, American' Kaiiway Express Co. vs. Wilkinson Admr.

vs. May. Collins vs. Zella Minimr Steele Vs. Roberts: Laync.

vs. Layne. etc. Harlan Holan. vs.

HicllbamJli. etc. Johnson Meek By. vs. Northup: Brown, vs.

Daniel: Frlclt Co. vs. Sal-yers. vs. -Daniel; Frick Co.

vs. MUrrav. Royal Collieries CO. Vs. Wells: Ward vs.

Ward, Ward vs. Slurirell. etc. Knott Triplelt. vs.

Stiireili. Guardian, Cdmbs. vs. Amburffy. Knox Frick Lindsay Co, vs.

Lants Opden. Jones vs. H. Heldrick. Laurel Napier vs.

Napier; L. It. R. Co. vs.

Eversole'a Adrnix. LawrenceUrtlted Fuel Gas Co. vb. Vinson, etd.i united FUcl Gas Co. vs.

Adams: Hay vs. Iloberts: Cumberland Torpedo C6. vs. Gaines, Wallace, vs. Lackey.

LCe L. it N. R. n. Co.

vs. Davis: L. N. R. It.

Co. vs. BryaiU: Addisbli. vs. Brandenburg-, Hoskiiis.

Vs. Northern Lee Oil Gaa BIk Sinlt-Ing Oil vs. Southwestern Petrbleum Robinson, vs. Eastern Gulf Oil Fidelity Oil Corporation vs. Southern Oil Pipe Lino Co.

Leslie Hoskiiis vs: Morgan. TjCtclxei- The Mayiiard Coal Co. vs. Solner r.n Holbrooks. vs.

Min eral Development Webb vs. Elk' horn Minimr corporation, eie. Martin Mihiio Lime 4 Lumber Co. vs. Parsley, McCUHen, Trustee, vs.

Allen, Burner, ya. aiicu, Iori7 Hnnihs vs. GrllfSby. etc: SWlft Coal 4 Tlftibei- Co. Vs.

Shepherd, etc. Pike stnttu vs. smun; iraiuw, Shortridfje; Charles, Va. CliaHeS: Coal Ruii Mlhilic Co. vs.

liiter-State Coal Dock Maynx-d vs, Farley, consolida tion Coal Co. vs. Kiouic, JiV-vs. Harris: Spears vs. Ford: Mltchelli- vs The Ford Elkhnru Miiiins Qooslln.

by vs. Pinson. White, vs. The iPoiid Creek Coal elc.l Cooper, vs. WllllamsWi; etc, IOWelI Baker, vs.

Camubc l. Estill Countv of Kentucky vs. Powell Coun ty ot Keuiucjty. Wliltlev Lawson's Guardian vs. LaW- snn'B Bishop vs.

tji wi Jellieb Cbal Co. vs. imvay pl-ess it Bali. TS. Beorte M.

Eady etc. voiie iiavw www. ft.